s be on tonight the assault charges after a massive brawl breaks out at a dock in alabama what police are saying tonight about whether or not the fight was racially motivated. here are tonight s headlines. the violent altercation caught on video. what sparked the fight, and why more charges are expected. this is not indicative of who we are as a city. the city of montgomery is much better than that. we want take it anymore. reporter: 11,000 city workers are walking off the job in los angeles demanding higher pay and benefits. reporter: members of the union representing these employees are accusing the city on refusing agreements on unfair labor practices. major: deadly storms sweep through the east coast causing mayhem on the road and in the sky. this tree slice through the home trapping the homeowner inside under a pile of debris. reporter: the nation s airlines are in recovery mode after the storm canceled more than 1700 flights and delayed ne
in bangladesh, hundreds of thousands of people were forced to take shelter. now on bbc news, more sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday this sunday night. coming up on tonight s programme: is the title race over? manchester city could be a game away from being champions after they win and arsenal lose. a record breaking day at wembley where chelsea beat manchester united to win the women s fa cup again. and partying like it s 2006 sale beat leicester to reach their first rugby premiership final in 17 years. welcome along, thank you for joining is on what could prove to be a pivotal day in the premier league title race. arsenal who for so long were top of the table may well have to make do with finishing second after being beaten 3 0 by brighton at the emirates. it was a goalless first half but shortly after the break, it was the visitors who broke the deadlock through enciso. and it got even betterfor brighton, as denis undav capitalised on a mistake to make it tw
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coronavirus pandemic. the commission taking great precautions to ensure the health and safety of the candidates, those in attendance and the media. they will be standing at socially distanced podiums and will forego the hand shake. the moderator at a table fasting the candidates. the audience will be much smaller in size and everyone on hand will be tested for covid-19 before they enter that debate hall and some of the signs of the way that the coronavirus pandemic has changed the way that this presidential debate will play out. the debate will be 90 minutes covering 6 toppings chosen by the moderator to run through each topic, there s the trump and biden records, the supreme court, covid-19, the economy, race and violence in our cities, the way that the moderator framed that topic and the integrity of the election. no breaks during this 90-minute debate as they face off for the first time in this presidential campaign. they have been preparing. biden reading through briefing
spread of zika. a virus that spreaded creating tragic results compounded by the fact that those who suffers zika s mt sious effects are babies. and that was just one of a long list of unsettling events in 2016. in june, orlando s pulse nightclub became the scene of the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. when a gunman went on a three hour rampage killing 50 people and wounding 53 more. that was followed just weeks later by theuly attack in the french cityf nice. where dozens of people were killed when a driver plowed a truck into a crowd that was gathered for a bastille day celebration. that same month. peaceful demonstration in dallas, texas, turned terrifying when a rooftop sniper killed five police officers and wounded seven others. and of course, there s the reason those protesters were there in the first place, the dallas attack came during the same week that police shot and killed 37-year-old alton sterling while he was selling cds outside a convenience store in baton