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statement here. those are many lynchings and every one of them have been at the blow of ordered law and humane justice. no man who loves america or cares for fame and honor and character or who is truly loyal to her institutions can justify a mob action or the courts of justice are open and governments of states or nations ready, and individuals like do boys, in exchange with wilson and in exchange with harding. harding makes this statement to congress, with lynchings. a free and orderly representative democracy the head of the nation, and americans will follow. as you know, that happens. at the tail end of the hiding statement, the focus or federal law, if you pass federal legislation, it could be african-americans. i documented another chapter in the book, it is up massive campaign. to pass legislation that would bring all of those who are accused and then convicted of lynching african-americans to justice. it passes the house of representatives but ultimately abandon ....
mcmath s family has made a major announcement tonight. fight to keep the brain- dead teenager on life support. another facility going to take her in oakland children s hospital response does not look catherine: the 13-year- old has been on life support at oakland children s hospital after a routine tonsillectomy.and doctors there say they can do no more for her. kron-4 s justine waldman has more on the continued battle to keep jahi on life support. reporter: needed aid to in her throat so that she can read and one in her stomach so that she could receive nutrition. chronicle is so optimistic for jahi s chances another fighting chance to keep jahi alive and wake up. reporter: children hospital oakland does not believe a surgical procedures on a body of a deceased person is an appropriate medical practice. act up sent me that up sat me that upset me. we are asking, to help us tran sport her to a different facility to keep her alive. they say no, we want to kee ....
hello, and welcome to bbc news. we begin in the united states with a number of people seeking unemployment benefits has surged for third week as the economic toll tied to the coronavirus pandemic intensifies. 6.5 million people in filed for unemployment benefits in the us last week and that brings the number of claims to almost 17 million in just three weeks. new figures also show that up to 60,000 americans could die with coronavirus, down scaling earlier estimates that there is little cause for celebration there is the state of new york reported 799 deaths, the highest number in a single day since the outbreak. 0ur correspondent nick bryant is there and he sent us this report. sirens wail. the sound of these sirens has become the sound of new york. a ceaseless noise, for many a terrifying noise, that has placed this city and are a form of mental siege. people here have become scared of ambulances and scared of the hospitals they end up at. in the past 2a hours alone, ....
was able to be with him during his final hours and minutes. still at work just. warnings that the uk economy could shrink by around 14% between now and june. applause and a nation s thanks for the third week in a row, streets across the uk will be filled with applause tonight as millions show their appreciation for our carers. and coming up on bbc news how premier league captains say they re uniting to help support the national health service. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the lockdown across the uk will remain in place for now. the foreign secretary says after almost three weeks it is too early to lift the restrictions. dominic raab, who s deputising for the prime minister while he remains in intensive care, said deaths are still rising and we haven t yet reached the peak of the virus. borisjohnson is expected to spend a fifth night at st thomas hospital where he s said to be making postive steps forward. the latest daily figures show that ano ....