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Health and safety precautions if they want to. >> barricades are going up or on the venue. streets are being closed off and some businesses are burning up. city officials planning for crowds of 100,000 to converge on the area. a mix of trump supporters and counter protesters. >> this will be the first undertaking i am aware for the department to handle this massive of the situation. >> theres also anger in the community over the timing of president trump strip. juneteenth juneteenth celebrations...

I will be the serious one. lets talk about what you are doing, we will put on the procedures, daily temperature check, hand sanitizer provided and cashless transactions. how is reopening a zoo different from opening another business? have we lost him? i blame the sloth. jillian: if you mention a number of precautions at the indianapolis zoo at this point, the indoor café, the water fountains and the playgrounds. everything else will be open. todd: we do 100%, have you

>> odonnell: today, portraits of former u.s. house speakers who served in the confederacy were removed from the walls of the capitol. in ordering the move, house speaker nancy pelosi said the four paintings embody bigotry and violent racism. while in richmond wednesday, a statue of african american tennis legend, arthur ashe, a native of the city was defaced with w.l.m., and white lives matter. jean kennedy smith, the last surviving sibling of president john f. kennedy, has died. in the 1990s, s...

The white house. >> reporter: tonight, president trump is fighting back, calling his former national security adviser john bolton a liar, his bombshell book, pure fiction. but in front of reporters, the president would not answer questions about his former aides scathing critique. >> reporter: mr. president, the white house had this book for six months. >> reporter: he did, however, angrily unload on twitter, labeling bolton a disgruntled boring fool, a wacko, and a sick puppy. >> i dont think h...

Look at us as individuals. >> odonnell: the presidents former national security adviser unloads, claiming world leaders, like putin, played trump like a fiddle. tonight, the presidents fury. saturday rally countdown: crowds line up in tulsa, close to 100,000 people expected to attend, and why the president admits some people might get the coronavirus. california mandates masks. the states governor orders its residents to wear face coverings e in cases.ke in cases. floridas hospitals say their fl...

Are free. the word "free," it vibrates into their soul and spirit like nothing else. and so they cry, they jump for joy. freedom. and a year later, june 19, 1866, they celebrate their emancipation day. >> you mostly saw at those celebrations recently emancipated slaves, african-american union soldiers. but as the emancipation generation faded away, it became about reflecting on what the experience of enslavement had been and where we want future. >> juneteenth became like the fourth of july. it ...

Some religious leaders said a stigma attached the virus means large numbers of deaths are going unreported. translation: people hide their sicknesses and if they died, people wont say it is because of coronavirus. because no one will show up at the funeral. the official numbers of cases are very low, but if you go to the villages, you see more numbers. people hide it. translation: not everyone thinks its a good idea this man was a famous actor in afghan cinema. he said he wanted to be open about...

Opportunity to see whether or not mans inhumanity to man has changed at all. >> reporter: now, this week, e thezaro fund said they were inspired by the protests and the upcoming 100th anniversary of the massacre. theyve created a $6 million fund to honor the victims of that massacre. and a quick update on the excavation plans they had planned this summer to continue the excavation, to find whatever remains of the victims of the massacre, but they had to put that on hold due to the coronavirus co...

Win farm states in the 2020 election with increased chinese purchases of soybeans and wheat. >> this book is full of classified information, which is inexcusable. >> reporter: the trump administration is suing bolton personally in a last-minute attempt to stop the book from being released next week, claiming it still contains classified information, despite a several-months-long government review. president trumps view of what should be classified goes far beyond the actual standard. >> i will c...