riots against police brutality in the united states stretch now into a 7th consecutive night president trump says that if the situation worsens he'll do whatever it takes to end the protests. if a city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residents then i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. for the home that other countries call him out for double standards when it comes to criticism of how violent protests are handled abroad plus in some other news president putin sets

a new date now for the referendum on amending russia's constitution which would allow him to stay in power one says current and it will take place in less than 30 days. good morning from russia just turned 11 am here now choosing the 2nd of june 2020 low for marty's world news h.q. in moscow it's kevin owen here to take you through the headlines in more detail on all the big news is in from the united states again they're calling it the worst race riots since the 1960 s. with the nation gripped by violent protests for 7 straight days now over the death of george floyd at the hands of the police at least 40 cities of impose curfews with the national guard activated in at least 23 states as well as in washington d.c. . so

the latest the matter of new york has extended to citywide curfew as more looting erupted in midtown manhattan thousands of extra officers were sent to areas where there was particularly violent damage to property the governor of new york says the violent protesters obscure the righteousness of their message. well now that's a snap shot of scenes from washington protesters there at

a peaceful rally were forced off the streets with tear gas and stun grenades just minutes before president trump was due to speak from the white house he warned that if the unrest continues he said he'll do whatever it takes to stop the chaos. in recent days our nation has been gripped by professional anarchies violent mobs arsonists looters criminals rioters and tiefer and others today i have strongly recommended to every governor to deploy the national guard in sufficient numbers that we dominate the streets if a city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residents then i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them trumps was didn't go down well with several governors who condemned his remarks as inflammatory and dangerous next today than are to america's foreign friends she was there just before the protesters were

moved on. before there was hundreds around the south to new now there are at least thousands here in front of the white house i want to talk about the people that are here in front of me right now we have a lot of young old black white browed all together standing in unity saying that they want a peaceful protests now trump is calling on state and local leaders to crack down on these and get tougher on protesters actually unloading on governors earlier today calling them quote weak now. has called in the entire d.c. national guard which is made up of about 700 soldiers to help control these protests measure police arrested 18 people ranging from 18 to 34 years old in there also putting pictures out on social media with images of people caught on security footage asking for the public's help in identifying them now today president met with attorney general bill barr who actually took a step outside on the grounds here in between all of the natural police the park police and the d.c. national guard to take a look at what was going on with the protesters he's also the one that's fast track

in the investigation into george floyd now i've been here with protesters all afternoon i will say they have been wanting to remain very peaceful there was a couple skirmishes between a couple protesters going over that barricade and some police actually bring them down telling them they had to say behind that barricade now taking a look behind me i want you to see there is those these different lines if you can see through these protesters where you're going to have your time line of d.c. police but now the national guard and the military police are actually on that flight line now for veteran u.s. news when i go up to you host larry king told us the current political leadership is failing to handle the situation. i'm so sad and overall this because as a nation we seem to have progress and then we take a step back it amazes me the civil wars is over yet we're still racism in america is so saying what we need now is a leader to lead us down trump has no empathy and you've got to have empathy

at this time so we need a leader to take us forward without that and the sadness of what we see on the screen in washington blames the governors and it's all blame kicking around is just so damn sad so sad more the reaction to donald trump's threat to send in the military to quell the nationwide protests now british foreign secretary dominic rob says it's not their business to comment on washington's actions but some world leaders are scratching their heads of to trump previously condemned them for being tough on violence in their countries more on that from a senior correspondent were ghosty of human rights human lives see mulisch cheap nowadays look at what's happening we have police brutality systemic racism inequality riots on top of mass protests on top of an economic crisis on

top of a pandemic. brights pale in comparison and that isn't me saying so we can all see it. but. this is. because. the people have died even killing if the court agrees hundreds have been hurt entire streets looted and torched the structure rage and anger of them on both sides that's hate something that's going to disappear in a week 4000 people have been arrested in just days and you know what it's not

enough trump wants to make an example you've got to arrest people you have to track people you have to put them in jail for 10 years and you'll never see this stuff again you have to dominate or you'll look like a bunch of jerks the 1st amendment of the us constitution guarantees people's rights to peaceful protest to freedom of speech and to the right of the press to do its thing here's what the police think of that pain bulls and rubber bullets a literal slap to the face with little concern that they're shooting at a journalist or peaceful protesters filled at that time and time again but let's be frank police are under a huge pressure right is mean girl with the protesters looting and burning and egging everyone else on that they must be dealt with but like these. no where's the condemnation we want to see discussion of all of those tensions in america come

together that all the journalists so much as trips over in china for example and rights groups get an aneurism you have to check for yourself their websites human rights watch for example little to nothing mentioned a vicious protests ken roth the director of h.r. w. is doing his absolute best to ignore what's happening in america tweeting instead about hong kong and china the irony is overwhelming just weeks ago washington was preaching to everyone about how sacred protests are the united states is gravely concerned by the deepening political unrest and violence in hong kong including the standoff between protesters and police free iterate or warning about any decision by remnant elements of the mature regime to use violence to repress press the peaceful democratic transition the iranian people are once again on the streets because of the regime's poor economic management. and instead of it dressing their

grievances tehran has responded with violence and by blaming those outside of the country naturally those usually on the receiving end of american lectures have not passed this opportunity to sleep america off proverbially speaking china tweeting the snooping of the protests in america i can't breathe and others joining in on this chorus of counter condemnation to the american people their walled has got hurt your outcry over it is the it operation the wall deuce standing. america this year is pursuing violence and bullying at home and abroad. why does the us glorify hong kong riotous as heroes and warriors while calling those us people who protest against racism right since the us blames restraint and civilized law enforcement while threatening to shoot protestors and mobilizing national security in the us us practice our world famous

double standard what they don't get is america is exceptional if said it plenty of times the congressmen the officials the president most americans thought that included then it never did it's the state that's exceptional those in power the police the military they're exceptional the american people now to them you would just like everybody else. private post-mortem examination arranged by george floyd's family found that he died from asphyxiation as a result of compression to the neck it's in contradiction then to the preliminary findings which claimed preexisting medical medical conditions as the cause of death the autopsy also ruled that george floyd's death was homicide while noting that he was intoxicated at the time and he had heart disease the video of floyd pleading with the officer kneeling on his neck that he couldn't breathe has now been shared

countless times and left many americans angry and anguish at the sight of the lethal arrest george's brother appealed for protesters to remain peaceful. frame. you know by i don't know why i could have not discovered i was so far away oh. oh. nothing. some of the latest incidents now to show you emerging on video protesters beating a man who was willing machete in dallas in texas it's claimed he was trying to protect the neighborhood from looters reports say he was hospitalized but it's probably now in a stable condition meantime troubling scenes from new york at the weekend.

a police department vehicle was filmed driving into a group on saturday after a standoff with protesters a separate video shows an officer pointing his gun at protesters after a colleague was assaulted new york city police say about 6 incidents are being investigated by the department right now in contrast to the clashes you showing your efforts to build bridges some other aspects of this some police officers in some cities have been seeing symbolically legally in solidarity with those protesters. of the. of the thinking of the. oh. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh of the. if the police are going to kneel with protest if

they're going to die embracing the protesters my desk goodbye because the police are human too the solution is building up a relationship with each other and also seeing the human factor that that doesn't that also exist. is a part of this equation and i served as a police officer myself for 24 years here in washington d.c. and i witnessed police brutality about some of the people that i worked with there were several cases that i was involved in because i reported police officers for all this misconduct and told his challenges it's about time that we have some i would say several into bench and then it because it just makes sense that this should be some federal standards associated with police behavior in our citizens

and then our communities. thank you for its much appreciated live from moscow it's quarter past 11 the morning here and coming up the killing of an unarmed disabled palestinian man by police in jerusalem sees locals they draw comparisons with george floyd's death his family tell us what happened to all of gone through in the stories ahead. that financial survival guide i don't buy i passed on a futures. almost 5. as of last summer financial the future tracker was kaiser. is your media a reflection of reality. in

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remain in power for his current terms over the vote is one of several events disrupted by the current pandemic so things that have to be a little different as house gets a little bit earlier. we know that of course as a result of coronavirus numerous some political issues have to be put on the back but now here in russia 2 major events were postponed the fos being the famous victory day parade that for the 1st time in 25 years didn't take place on the 9th of may the 2nd being the referendum on changes to the constitution and that was initially set to take place on the 22nd of april but that 900 gripped the country it was indefinitely to late however on monday at a press conference president putin announced the nationwide vote will be going ahead on the fust of july so let's listen to exactly why but date was chosen. long

the 1st of july looks like the right day for holding the russian constitutional referendum 1st of all from a legal angle this date is perfect if we announce today that voting will take place in exactly 30 days it will give people an opportunity to go back to the proposed amendments once again and to determine their attitude towards them secondly is the situation with the corona virus infections improves in the fight against the epidemic there is an opportunity in the next 30 days to take extra steps to upgrade the situation now this of course has been in the works for a while now back in january we saw a major shake up in russian politics including the appointment of a new prime minister and it was back then the flotsam of putin proposed essentially a constitutional oval hole and since then the changes put forth has been approved by both houses in parliament meaning that now it just needs to go for a final say to the people so let's take a quick look at what exactly what amendments the russian people will be free to come july fust.

now what direction do we expect the vote to swing and while a recent poll found that 61 percent of those also will vote in favor of the changes so that sort of gives you an idea now of course 2021 to be 2028 without a few social distancing measures and in order to conduct the referendum safety which is of course the priority some regions will be able to vote online others potentially useful from the home as for the polling stations themselves while

there's a maximum of 8 people will be able to post that ballots. and that will of course be disposable one time use pans as well as temperature scans so it's definitely going to look a bit different but either way a sign that things are normalizing and that the country is moving on from this health crisis and beginning to address all that business. hundreds turned out on sunday for the funeral of a disabled palestinian man who was killed by israeli police he had died on saturday in jerusalem well on his way to a special needs educational facility israeli police suspected him of caring a weapon after he failed to obey orders to stop they then opened fire but it was later confirmed that it was an armed this family's been describing how the tragedy unfolded. that. he was just a peaceful boy who was heading to school for students with special needs he always took the same route for the last 6 years and his teacher previously introduced him

to the officers of the police station nearby so they knew him they saw him passing by all these years their surveillance cameras were seeing him every day too soon as that policeman brought my son to the school's gate oh ok. boy he got scared he was kneeling for the policeman and his teacher was also standing beside him trying to explain that the boy had disabilities and that he had an id card to prove it but they pushed his teacher away and then killed my son shot him multiple times while he was kneeling is then that they have forced a yes they dare to tell me my son had a gun my son was afraid of the needle would keep carrying a gun he didn't even know the days of the week or the dates all those simple things he just couldn't understand how can you call such a person a criminal or terrorist he was disabled and he should have had more protection then every rich person and yet he was executed in cold blood while the news that he went to a special school which also was an international facility. around 200 people gathered near jerusalem's police headquarters on sunday to protest years killing comparing

it with the death of george floyd in the us and carrying banners with slogans saying palestinian lives matter the killing was denounced by palestinian leaders as a war crime calling promise and responsible for the execution of a young disabled man israeli defense minister has since apologized for the deadly shooting. when the. story about the incident in which the helicopter was shot today can be sharing the family's grief but i'm confident this subject will be investigated swiftly and conclusions will be reached. they've been similar deaths in recent months a palestinian teenager was killed in may during an army raid on a refugee camp officials at the time stressed that the soldiers were being attacked with rocks and then in february another teenager was killed in clashes with israeli forces which accused him of throwing petrol bombs yet her family told us that as far as their case is concerned the police violated all laws.

but on saturday my cousin called me she was crying and she told me that authorities cute yard had beaten their father and arrested their mother and she was asking for help i couldn't understand what was going on because i couldn't imagine for 2nd that yard could do anything wrong he never talked to strangers or even to his relatives as he was afraid of the most simple things i went to the house with my father and uncles and we found the police had smashed everything that 7 he would have been outside if we can wreck havoc in our house they beat all of us including my daughters one of the soldiers haven't spoken of all the way to my girl says by what right did they do that now even if the 10 year himself comes and apologizes to us i want to accept it 100 nothing more than that soldier to spend the rest of his life in prison you sentence my son to death and i want him to feel the same. but the more the round for cations from covert we're not yet of course into a post pandemic here yet but spain's already got some other big problems emerging

over the whole lengthy queues for food banks the economic downturn caused by the coronaviruses hit spain's poorest hard but also families have been managing to make a living just only a couple of months ago and now have to wait in line for red cross food parcels they're described as spain's new port and make up a cross section of society for many the situation is really desperate. the crisis affected us a lot because i can't get a job i can't work i was infected by covert i was hosted aleister my wife also got called that i have to wait 3 or 4 hours to get the food i don't get any help from the government they took a lot but they do very little thank god we have overcome it with the help we've been given and we've been able to get ahead we get the basics oil rice lentils and fruit. we're getting help the most important things are diapers and milk for my baby because i have a 10 month old baby and i have an 11 year old son. before the pandemic struck spain

was already grappling with high unemployment running at around 14 percent it was among the worst in the eurozone jobless claims surged 560-0000 euro march in april a 1000000 fewer job contracts have been signed than compared to a year ago and welfare payments are hitting new records but one spanish residents' association spokesperson told us that even in their desperation right now families feel ashamed to seek help put out. that's 100 families now we're trying to arrange and they can get basic food in smaller groups in august right in the neighborhood so we don't have all. seen train there assuming people who don't adhere to join in with. their regime and it's very very hard to see how many people don't have great now but it's a lot. next one online news resource used by tens of millions of people every day

is about to lose its human touch microsoft is axing dozens of journalists secure 8 stories for its website and apps because it says a software can do a better job robots of course a supplanting work is another jobs to take for instance these synthetic staff members giving a new twist to computer server the chinese restaurant in the netherlands what could go wrong gimmicks aside there are some jobs of course that are now perceived as too dangerous or simply too difficult where it's perhaps better to let machines do the heavy lifting and the coronavirus pandemic is seeing companies having to ramp up the automation stuff stayed home we brought together an artificial intelligence research and a leading social sciences academic to ask which way humanity is heading then. who the winners and losers are that's the big question and that's where we need some political control to make sure that it doesn't end up with mass unemployment and all the benefits of that huge productivity increase ending up in the hands of

of a few very wealthy people we can now i think we can trust we can trust we're boards because in most of the times they have pre-designed auctions so they had their their own their mistakes rate is is very low so i don't see any. problems a sum paid work is really quite crucial to people's lives people who don't have any paperwork it run employees although in theory they can they're all sorts of things it doesn't work out well their mental health becomes very or but even with just a small amount of paid work just one day a week even that that amounts could really protect people's well being and they get the best of both worlds they can then also enjoy much more leisure time i don't see any problem you know accepting automation and we can see it is in a manner of applying change nowadays and all the people will most of us when we work with devices more buyers and and all this technology so i think is a natural steps for the next fuel. we do have to watch how we do have to be careful

that we are creating the right to tell to go through least huge changes that i think the coming up rates of. progress is going to like a less way the world's top headlines are shaping up so far this choose a secular jew reporting from moscow is kevin how if you can count on our channel our to internationals we with you every step of the way through this whole pandemic think online through the social media and all the t.v. side of things with our various anchors teams and correspondents in our studios around the world as the day progresses for an hour from me here in moscow thanks for watching and have a great day. it's seemed wrong. but old rules just don't. mean you get to shape out just to become educated and engaged with equals betrayal.

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