step forward we re starting here, thank you. good afternoon everybody, i m martha maccallum i m martha maccallum anderson story. we are live in the republican national convention in milwaukee and britain right now, more on that story, box now can confirm that the federal agents had intelligence in the past few weeks that there was an iranian plot to assassinate former president trump and that the secret service had increased protection of him because of that specific threat. now at this stage of the investigation, it appears to be not connected to saturday s shooting at the rally in pennsylvania but it raises so many questions. former republican congress man cory mills at a u.s. army combat veteran, is here with me in milwaukee with more on that, yet heard from john roberts the policeman mills has a plan for investigating all this and without him about that in this moment but but first let s get up-to-date with justice correspondent david spunt reporting live from the doj.
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friends first . we get straight to a fox news alert, breaking right now covering the clash between afghan special forces and the telegram. reuters says a senior afghan officer caught in telegram crossfire near the pakistani border. embedded with afghan forces since earlier this week, the reuters president and editor-in-chief releasing a statement saying he was an outstanding journalist, devoted husband and father and much loved colleague. our thoughts are with his family of this terrible time. carley: another massive march in support of cuban amid the worsening crisis. todd: the white house is slow to react despite the president calling cuba a failed state and condemning communism. carley: good morning, lauren. reporter: protesters calling for us action in cuba by shutting down highways, speaking up for cubans who have been demonstrating in historic numbers against their government over food shortages, unstable economy, cuba s handling of rone long-running communist regime.
prioritise the planet. across the hospitality sector, theatres, nightclubs, weddings and events. you can hear a collective sigh of relief as they gear up forjuly the 19th. as you ve been hearing, the prime minister says that s when most legal restrictions and guidance in england will be lifted despite the rising number of covid cases in the country. his annoucement was met with positive reactions from industry groups representing the sectors that has been hardest hit by the pandemic. a significant third wave could still be on the way but is it time now to think differently about covid? in a moment i ll be discussing this with the head of policy and governance at the institute of directors. but first, kate nicholls, chief executive of uk hospitality joins me. of this is the news you have been waiting for, butjust explain the challenges facing those in hospitality still. it those in hospitality still. it is those in hospitality still. it is very welcome news, for a quarter of o