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What major protest is happening across the U.S.?
The kings rule nationwide. I'm Chris DiMeo, Fox News. They're calling it the largest single-day protest in U.S. history. Millions of people participating in more than 3,000 No Kings rallies across the nation Saturday to protest what they say is President Trump's overreach of power.
Thanks to the millions of Americans from our smallest towns to our largest cities in every state in our country who are gathering today.
Senator Bernie Sanders speaking at the rally in St. Paul, Minneapolis.
Minnesota showed the American people and in fact the world what democracy is about, what grassroots activism is about, and what standing up for the American ideals of freedom and justice is about.
Sanders adding Minnesota and the country will never forget Rene Good and Alex Preddy who were shot and killed by federal agents during anti-ice protests.
What did Bernie Sanders say at the No Kings rally?
Starting Monday, TSA agents will start seeing paychecks arrive after not getting paid for weeks. That's good news for airline travelers who've stood in security lines for hours, including this woman in Baltimore.
This government is not supporting its people and not doing the right thing. And I don't know if something like this will be any more of a trigger for people. But I just hope that changes are made and just hoping for better in the future.
President Trump signed an executive order Friday requiring the Department of Homeland Security to pay TSA workers. That was after House Republicans rejected a Senate bill that would have paid them and funded DHS except for ICE and Border Patrol.
This has to end. You know, we have a core responsibility to keep our government open and find a way to work together.
Congress is on recess for the next two weeks.
How will TSA workers be compensated after delays?
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At least two are arrested and two officers injured after the Department of Homeland Security says about a thousand rioters surrounded a federal building in Los Angeles last night. DHS claims that the agitators were throwing rocks, bottles and cement blocks at police officers. There are problems at one Kings, no Kings protest in Portland, Oregon, Saturday.
As the sun started to set, several dozen people marched down South Moody Avenue. The crowd finished their march a few blocks away in front of the ICE facility.
What incidents occurred during the No Kings protests in Los Angeles?
Within minutes of arriving, protesters crowded in front of the entrance at the facility and broke open the gate. For a moment, federal agents pushed the crowd away from the area. Eventually, city and state police stepped in to move protesters before they could gain access to the building. Officers were armed with riot control ammunition, but it was not used to control the crowd. A little before 8 p.m., city and state police pulled back for federal agents to step in and maintain the crowd.
Fox 12 Oregon's Vince Ibarra. Apple is celebrating a half century of tech innovation.
The tech giant kicked off celebrations with a performance by Grammy winner Alicia Keys at Grand Central Station. Apple then taking the festivities worldwide with special events in China, Thailand, South Korea. The party makes its way back to Apple Park in Cupertino, California for the company's official anniversary April 1st.
How is Apple celebrating its 50th anniversary?
But it All began back in 1976. Steve Jobs was the marketing genius. Steve Wozniak was the engineering brain, inventing the company's first computers, Apple I and Apple II. But lately, Wozniak has been raising concerns about artificial intelligence, warning it may not yet deliver the reliability and human understanding that people expect. Wozniak suggests growing dependence on automated systems could change how people process information fast.
Fox Business' Madison Allworth. I'm Chris DiMaio. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What major protest is happening across the U.S.?
0:02–1:05
2
What did Bernie Sanders say at the No Kings rally?
1:05–1:54
3
How will TSA workers be compensated after delays?
1:54–2:49
4
What incidents occurred during the No Kings protests in Los Angeles?
2:49–3:39
5
How is Apple celebrating its 50th anniversary?
3:39–4:16
6
What concerns does Steve Wozniak have about artificial intelligence?
4:16–4:27