about the coronavirus that s the world health organization was praising its response back in january. the 1st covert 19 related death is reported in the crowded raping a refugee camp in bangladesh which the u.n. has warned is a high risk. a president who traffics in fear and division that s the scathing attack launched at donald trump by democratic presidential hopeful joe biden he s accused him of fanning the flames of hate as he spoke addressing the death of a black man in police custody it s been a week now since protests began across the united states after the killing of george floyd at minneapolis last monday kid 3. became 3. george ford s last words with you didn t die resume. are still being heard include all across this nation. they speak to a nation where too often. just the color of your skin and put your life and risk the country s cried out for leadership leadership the key to 9 is leadership that brings us together leadership that can recognize pain and deep gri
they were then taken for processing to the mississippi national guard station near jackson. one of the locations targeted was pico foods, which has 3,600 employees in mississippi. pico is the eighth largest poultry producer in the country. at a press conference today, u.s. attorney michael hurst put businesses that break the law on notice. to those who use illegal aliens for a competitive advantage or to make a quick buck, if we find that you have violated federal criminal law, we are coming after you. reporter: back in 2008, ice raided a different mississippi plant and arrested 595 undocumented immigrants. patricia ice is the legal director of mississippi immigrant rights alliance. what does this do to the families that were not at the plant? it s devastating. children may go home and find that their parents aren t there. reporter: immigration officials say the migrants will be sent to a facility in louisiana for further processing. and patricia ice said some could b
wars movies. she was also an accomplished author and play wright who spoke to us while on stage autobiography wishful drinking. she talked about how her most famous role follows her everywhere. it is not going to go away. i am had princess leah. deal with it. reporter: star wars fans we talked with were saddened by the news. big news. i mean you know, i m not a huge massive star wars fan but she is super iconic and that s heavy duty. didn t know about that. that s pretty shocking to hear.. just loved her as leah. reporter: at last report fisher was still at ucla medical center in critical condition. her daughter is by her side tonight. nbc bay area news. well, reaction to carrie fisher s heart attack is spreading quickly to social media. mark hamill tweeting as if 2016 couldn t get any worse. sending allf our love to carrie fisher and the man who played chewbacca our thoughts and prayers to our favorite princess right now. and you can do that too. it s at
tracheotomy scar on her throat and was last seen in pink and brown cowboy boots. if you have any information, call the blacksburg police department. police in roanoke are looking for a missing man. investigators say no one has heard from jonathan kent since last week. his co-workers reported him missing on monday. call roanoke police if you have any information. we have a school announcement to tell you about this afternoon. riverlawn elementary in pulaski county closed at noon due to what school officials say is a heating issue. n sunday but we do have a weather blog site at fairlawn and river lawn elementary school look at the beautiful blue skies but was shut out the temperature there good thing our clothing and is still there virtually outside other places the woman in the twenties like lewisburg but we have risen now above freezing and went for thirty nine degrees and handle right now and forty seven degrees this afternoon towards galax improvements though on on the feas
committed to being out and causing some kind of trouble. we re with a small group of other journists who banded together journalists who banded together to report on this safely. baltimore police have brought occupyu out some large armored vehicles. a a mine resistant vehicle that is used in iraq and afghanistan to make sure they are safely able to control the crowds tonight. we will continue to report for you as best we can to see how this goes. for now, reporting live from baltimore, garrett haake, wusa 9. i see a number of reports where writers rioters were acting aggressively towards reporters. did you experience any of that? or witness any of that tonight? reporter: not especially. most of the anger seemed to be directed at the police. in fact, most of the day we were welcomed in by people in baltimore, including members of various gangs that had banded together to try to make sure the to stay at a safe environment. a few minutes before the curfew started a los