Pittsburgh police limited journalists ability to get near and cover protest events tonight.

Meanwhile, in Arizona. Thor having a bad day?

The chant ‘All rights to all the people’ echoed across Virginia, where lawmakers are debating a Covid-19 emergency budget that could include a tightening-up of gun laws. To state the obvious, the armed-to-the-teeth Virginia Militia opposes Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney’s call to pass strict gun legislation, including on ownership. The toy soldiers weren’t the only ones out exercising their First Amendment rights, either, as separate groups advocating defunding the police, rent relief, and school funding also filled the streets of downtown Richmond.

Tucker Carlson Tonight: “The #DNC2020 they did NOT want you to see.”

Meanwhile, in Brazil

The attacker being sought by Portland authorities for allegedly knocking a man out cold during a chaotic demonstration over the weekend has a lengthy criminal record that includes arrests for domestic assault and criminal trespass. Marquise Love, 25, has been arrested in Washington County, Ore., which borders Portland to the west, seven times since 2012, according to records provided to Fox News. In 2017, he was arrested for domestic assault and domestic harassment. He wasn't prosecuted, The New York Post reported, but a judge signed a protective order against him. His rap sheet also includes two separate arrests in 2016 for providing false information in connection with the transfer of a firearm, and domestic assault and criminal trespass. In 2015, Love was arrested for interfering with public transportation.

Tucker Carlson Tonight “@thejimmydoreshow: these are sabre-rattling maniacs.”

National forecast for Thursday, August 20

DEADLY LIGHT RAIL CRASH: One person is dead, and two have been rescued after a crash involving two light-rail trains and a vehicle in Baltimore Thursday morning.

Raw video: Waterspout forms off the coast of Golden Beach, Florida

Meanwhile in South Africa, 4 lions are causing traffic chaos

Russia's best-known anti-Kremlin opposition leader Alexey Navalny is in a coma in intensive care after fentanyl overdose. His press secretary Kira Yarmysh wrote that Navalny fell sick while on a plane returning from Siberia to Minsk on Thursday morning and that the plane made an emergency landing in Omsk where he was rushed to hospital. Navalny is unconscious in a coma and connected to a ventilator, Yarmysh wrote in a series of tweets, saying his condition is "serious." The hospital in Omsk confirmed to the state news agency TASS that Navalny is in its toxicology intensive care unit and its chief doctor said he condition was serious but "stable." Navalny, 44, is Russia's most prominent opposition leader who has sought to challenge President Vladimir Putin through anti-corruption investigations and building a grassroots protest movement.

Violence, pandemic continue to squeeze Seattle small business owners