Morning bird: Los Angeles swallowed by protests. The Czech sky will be colored with dust from Canada
Trump's deployment of National Guard had a major response in LA
Tension in Los Angeles escalated on Sunday when thousands of protesters took to the streets in response to the extraordinary deployment of the National Guard by President Donald Trump, blocked the main highway and set self-driving cars on fire, while law enforcement used tear gas, rubber bullets and flashbangs to control the crowd.
It was the third day of protests against Trump's immigration interventions in the region, as the arrival of about 300 federal soldiers sparked anger and fear among some residents. Sunday's protests in the four-million city of Los Angeles concentrated into several blocks in the downtown area, reported by AP.
The sky in the Czech Republic may turn an unusual color
Especially red shades may be acquired by the sky over the Czech Republic at night. The cause is fine dust particles that travel the atmosphere all the way from Canada. Such long-distance transfer is not entirely unusual.
"Dust from the Sahara or pollutants from various sources far from the Czech Republic can reach this way," meteorologists from the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute report according to ČTK.
