Systems around the world and are knowledgeable and a $17000000. 00 currency. Ah, hello, i m here to homage. Despite arising numbers of current, a virus cases in england, pandemic restrictions there will soon be history. British prime minister burst johnston has laid out a 5 step plan for england to emerge on july 19th from the toughest restrictions imposed on society since world war 2 the the will, they will be scrapping, rules on mosque mosque wearing and on social distancing the opposition labor party has called the move reckless, but johnson says, this is the right time to left restrictions. After nearly 16 months of masks, lockdown, and other restrictions, england is ready to return to normal. And britain s prime minister says it s a case of no or never. We must be honest with ourselves that if we can t reopen our society in the next few weeks, when we will be helped by the arrival of summer and by the school holidays, then in the software cells, when will we be able to return to n
Historian for the illinois state society, having put on programs in the capitol building, arlington cemetery, hillwood, union station, the national cathedral, and the lithuanian embassy. This past year, rod has been a mainstay for the society s webinars. He facilitated a program on julius rosenwald, and efforts to establish a national park complex focusing on the establishment of the rosenwald schools in the american south. Then, he turned his attention to addressing concerns of a commission established by chicago s mayor lightfoot on statues deemed problematic. These included statues honoring abraham lincoln, john logan, and ulysses s. Grant. The initial webinar in the series was entitled why we , honor lincoln. For his talk today, gary ecelbarger will take a different approach. Rather than attempting to address the concerns of the chicago monuments commission, he well let his presentation speak for itself. With that, here is rod. Rod: thank you, howard. I am privileged today to intro
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street, the suspect scratches the vehicle into a barricade before stabbing a police officer. other officers opened fire ending this brutal attack. bring us up to speed. we are here at the scene of the crime, the horrible terrorism attack, the heart of democracy in the uk, maybe the world, houses of ireland and there is an easy call around here, police have a place on shutdown, but life goes on. you heard the tolling of the bells of big ben in the face of the terrorism. the latest word from police regarding casualties, four did including a police officer who was killed, 29 people still being treated in hospitals, seven of them in critical condition. and lesser injuries. international terrorism? islamic radicalism is the reason behind this and overnight in the city of birmingham and another location, different police raids, 7 people arrested. we still don t have identity of the individual involved, the assailant involved but it is believed he was on their radar. they know who