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Will sign an executive order providing stiff penalties for anyone defacing or damaging national monuments. >> we have the monuments act already which means ten years in jail but i think were going to consolidate various things and come out with a very strong executive order and i should have that by the end of the week which is fast approaching. speak of the federal government also calling in the national guard. interior secretary david bernhardt today asking the pentagon to dispatch 100 troops ...

George floyds brutal death held up a mirror to this country — and most americans didnt like what they saw. it spoke to black people as the most compelling of cries for equality. and it spoke to white america too, imploring people not to look away, to face the legacy of racism this country endures. if lasting change does come, it will be because of one mans death — which, in eight minutes and 46 seconds, raised hopes of bridging a racial divide.

>> reporter: the report detailing other failures. not isolating suspected covid positive patients, delays in testing and closing common areas and "complete mayhem" with record-keeping. the superintendent of the home, bennett walsh, was placed on paid leave at the end of march. the secretary of the massachusetts department of veterans services, francisco urena, resigned last night, just before the reports release. tonight, susan kenney remembering her vwh ed from co. >> my fathers birthday was ye...

They sent in more national guard, then it became under control. but mike lehmans views now represent a minority in america. polls suggest most people believe police forces do have systemic problems with racial bias. even conservatives who have been consistently pro—police in their rhetoric, i think, are taken aback by this. and theyre willing to rethink a lot of things we might have thought and said in the past. you now also have large majorities of americans, particularly college—educated w...

Warning label from twitter. political pressure: new allegations from the top prosecutor in the roger stone case. were justice department attorneys forced to go easy on stone because of his relationship with the president? not backing down: on the day his new book comes out, the former national security advisor opens up. what john bolton tells us about the presidents request for re- election help from china, and what could happen if he loses in november. >> the real issue, i think, is, is there s...

Fox 47 in madison as wisconsin governor tony evers activates the national guard after a night of violence, crowds outside the state capital tore down to blow statues there, neither of which represented any confederate figure or symbol. they attacked a state senator and threw a molotov cocktail into a government building. the city of charleston, south carolina, the city removed its statue of early u.s. vice president john calhoun, a fierce slavery advocate. a live look at denver, one of the big s...

Of veterans on federal property >> theyre bad people. they dont love our country. theyre not taking down our monuments >> reporter: across the country in the wake of the killing of george floyd statues and monuments deemed racist by some are coming down by force or by government order. demonstrators this week tearing down monuments to confederate figures in raleigh and a statue of union general and president ulysses s. grant who defeated the confederacy in san francisco. in new york city the mus...

Is that hamish, google or lochee? this is lucky, well done for knowing their names. i dont how you would guide people to a peaceful sleep with one of those around. how has that been going for you in lockdown? it has been an absolute joy. you would be surprised to know sheep are very intuitive. they tune into the energy of what is around them, so when there is meditation going on, they meditate with you, and even if you are in another country you can still meditate with sleepy sheep. why did you ...

Correspondents around the globe. "new day" continues right now. the next couple of weeks are going to be critical in our ability to address those surgings that were seeing in florida, in texas, in arizona. >> a new daily high in texas, cases topping 5,000 for the first time. >> unfortunately we reopened too soon. basically, were back to where new york was back in march. >> all of us have been and continue to be committed to increasing readily timely access to timing. president trump spoke to...

The next couple of weeks are going to be critical in our ability to address those surgings were seeing in florida, in texas, in arizona. >> a new daily high in texas. cases topping 5,000 for the first time. >> unfortunately, we reopened too soon. basically, were back to where new york was back in march. >> all of us have been and continue to be committed to increasing readily, timely