headlining this 1st 18th of june a murder charge for the atlanta police officer who shot twice in the back as it's revealed he then kicked the victim as he pled to death from the ground brooks widow was describing the pain of hearing what happened. at the scene. but after everything in. here. and the world is watching $54.00 african nations appealed to the u.n. to set up an inquiry into systemic racism and police brutality in the united states plus.

supporters rallied behind a french nurse released from custody after a video of her aggravated the rest drew further angry protests. oxford university says examiners will go easy on students who've been emotionally affected by the death of george floyd if they feel it's affecting their studies to get reaction to that in london. it should be taken into consideration because this is a little thing that's going on. because people are going. to go. good morning from russia this is not international life from a world news h.q. here in moscow it's kevin and if the next 30 minutes this stay with you. first then a sacked atlanta police officer who fatally shot

a black man twice in the back as he tried to run away has been charged with murder garrett rolfe faces possible life in prison or the death penalty if convicted the other officer who is there is charged with aggravated. assault 27 year old ray shot brooks and felt a breath test a missed found asleep in his car as officers attempted in the rest brooks grabbed one of the officers tasers and fired it in their direction before attempting then to flee brooks was shot twice in the back and later died in hospital the district attorney said there was no justification in opening fire before revealing further details about what the offices did next office who won't actually miss the bruise while he laid on the ground the other officer officer bronson actually. on mr brooks who shows we've concluded at the turn mr brooks was shot dead he did not pose an immediate threat of death or serious

physical injury to the officer it is hope everything falls out how nice to fall out of the houses are charged right now ferry hired. what if and of how to see him if you must help but after everything in a film is back here. what he went through. we appreciate it we come in the d.a.'s office for charging these officers appropriate. but that's just one. step to his conviction this isn't like a celebration or a victory lap of watching these officers get charged. nobody's happy nobody's celebrating because this never should have happened. now don't trump's weighing in hoping the accused officer is seated justly adding that brooks should not have resisted arrest. nobody gets a fair shake because police have not been treated fairly in our country they have

not been treated fairly but again you can't resist a police officer and he ended up in a very terrible disagreement and look at the way it looked at the way it ended very badly. the officer who fatally shot brooks who was also accused of covering up the shooting of a black man who still live truck back in 2015 according to court documents now that have been seen by britain's guardian newspaper the man survived at the time but suffered a collapsed lung the offices failed to report that they opened fire it seems that lives might have protesters staged a so-called die in protest by lying down in front of the atlanta police department to symbolize the black lives matter and the black lives taken by offices shooting came as race relations with america's police were already at rock bottom following the killing and subsequent riots of the death of george floyd. and at least 8 officers have resigned from the atlanta police department this month private group

that works on crime prevention in the city says it's because of low morale just one of the reasons behind similar mass resignations in fact across the country. now how. 7 do you know every now and then maybe we have to do we have to begin to look at whether or not an individual is so the bull for the job 1 of being a police officer because there's this great expectations from individuals who are police officer which spec them to do awful lot and if you can do it tell us and then that's fine i think what has happened is a given that the incidents that they've been involved in here and across the

country have now come to light. public everybody is noticing nice acts of violence death police officers on bob dylan and yet they get away with it there's no accountability no one is punished and so. it's about time the numbers add that we're getting rid of those individuals who really don't want to work and be say and provide. public safety to our community. over in seattle where there's an occupation protest in a police free zone the mayor there is announced that officers will only enter an urgent life threatening cases lives matter complainers have been holding the capitol hill organize protests known as chop for more than a week now moved in when police moved out of a precinct building and this video we're going to show you now has been circulating online showing a protest apparently handing out assault rifles to young people to minors that's

very much against the law in washington state. since he walks this through it again overnight claiming though that what he's seen at least the zone is mostly peaceful . this little community is already sprouting up in ways that some of us never even imagined the main focus now being a set of concrete pillars and pliers been set up in the streets by the city itself in order to help the protesters be established here. what is it like around here at night what exactly is going on let's go see what's happened.

in the past past few nights those hear the word feelings of exile the fear about what it's been is this group called the crowd boys 1st time goes by you get set up here there's more there's there's more people that the feeling of community in that feeling of safety is becoming a lot more prevalent we have got a facebook page we get a website i have donations from greece from jamaica all around the world we've been feeding people for 12 days and as long as this keeps going and we are funded we'll continue to feed these people and after this ends we're looking into continuing this that there's claims that it's just the summer of love and there's people. in crazy all over none of that is true there's no crime in the attitude during the night is the same as the day it's not just a summer of love it's noticeable already people are down here to protest this is the area where the city is actually brought down some concrete blocks that you can see near me and the black clouds not of protesters and everyone down here is actually set up some of these wooden blocks on top of the concrete where

everyone has just been creating are they say oh there are armed guards everywhere that's not true these are americans a lot of times they're expressing their 2nd amendment rights there are armed border guards there are people who watch the border to make sure that. you know we don't have anybody coming through things are bad and you drove 5 hours more we're going to be here tonight. why did you come away up here man well i came up here except the people of you need my support and i feel like we all need to rally like around a single cause so that way we can actually get some progress made you know police force across america has been a problem for. decades now it's time that we get mantle a lot of it because a lot of innocent family members are going away you know one ship may have been in prison it wasn't too long ago down here that people were there were riots the police for being violent there were rumors of white supremacists but more and more 'd as the days go on as you'll get more comfortable setting up here i think the

real message to tap and it becomes more and more obvious which is exactly what's behind me in this city we believe black lives matter no human being is a legal science is real and love is the way. all the developments of french has been released from police custody after video of her violence arrest you and choose days nationwide health care workers protests spot widespread anger she's still expected to appear in court in september though having been charged with rebellion and this is the moment the nurse whose name is free there was forcibly seized by. several riot officers the police said to be throwing projectiles up i'm afraid of those says she was left traumatized by the way she was treated riley was swiftly organized in a support covered up forests challenge she went along. the 50 year old nurse who was arrested during a health workers persia's someplace in paris on it seized by now she's been named as for rita and is said to be from the ad scourge of the city now it said she's

a health care professional for some 17 years and that she was taking part in those protests have taken place of course fronts to demand increased salaries most often a lot of money in general for a service that many been saying for a long time is on a knife said cheering from the videos on social media showed that the moment that she was arrested with offices charging towards her. there is a huge and go over the way that she was apprehended it said that for rita suffered a broken rib cuts to her face and she was seized by her head during that arrest now video also shows a calling for some sort of breathing device and she can't breathe your. daughter later took to twitter in defense of her mother who said she needed a ventilator because she's asked matic. this woman is my mother she's 50 years old

and nurse she worked for 3 months between 12 and 14 hours a day she had called 900 she was demonstrating so that your sorrow would be erased those who work would be recognized she is a smart she has her uniform on she is on the one meter 55 tall supporters feel free to say that this is the latest example of police brutality and they have had enough it is critical to say that if we find the conditions a far readers are grass scandalous there was no reason for her detention this really was a disproportionate use of force. to israel to israel the police always promote protesters and the police crackdown every time and now we have a few 2 year old woman even if she threw a stone this does not deserve being thrown to the ground system so i want to say yes it's sadly what happened was not the 1st time you see police threatening stopping people from trying to peacefully leave a demonstration under the pretense of wanting to isolate

a few individuals to end up terrorizing everyone there. they say for a reader who is it makes it being overcome with anger at the end of the demonstration crackdown that her reaction was normal given what's been destroyed by so many people here as provocations by the police during that protest. so other news this morning the theft of the cia's top secret hacking tools back in 26 states was labeled back then as the largest data loss in history and sore fingers being pointed at the usual suspects but after casting aspersions at other countries it turns out investigators should have been looking much closer to home is that the agency licking its wounds as our senior correspondent or goes to have explains. who could it have been who could have broken into cia servers leaked 34 terabytes of cia spyware and malware and explore its and back doors their hacking and spying

arsenal bag then every flavor of self professed expert claimed to know this was the work of a sophisticated team and it fits entirely into a pattern of behavior demonstrated by russia in the past as you might expect a lot of those cyber security experts couldn't tell of a hard drive from a cd player it wasn't russia it turns out it was an inside job a cia agent with a conscience something that the united states has been trying to stamp out for a while now he leaked 2200000000 pages of top secret information the biggest leak in u.s. government history. they need to do the security practices and become willfully lax we did not realize the loss that occurred until a year later when we can leaks publicly announced it in march 2 inch 17 and the data been stolen for the benefit of a state adversary and not published well meant still being aware of the loss there

sorry basically because of that leak the world learned that the cia was hacking well everything t.v.'s in living rooms the ones with cameras they have back doors to i phones meaning they could see everything on your phone without even apple knowing they had exploits and spyware and hags for windows for android if it be they could hack it and they did we know that u.s. agencies spied in bulk on the net traffic of the entire world never mind their own citizens but they're sorry although not why you think we fail to recognize who react in a coordinated fashion warning signs that a person or persons with access to see a classified information posed an acceptable risk to national security they aren't sorry for spying on and storing you or your private photos your messages or

activity they aren't sorry for turning the web into a giant big brother cam show no they're sorry one of their agents felt that this was wrong that what they're sorry for so it's going to be tougher security tougher background checks tougher psychological evaluations and in the meantime change the subject and shoot the messenger. it's time to call out wiki leaks for what it really is a non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like russia this is the kind of disclosure that undermines our country our security and our well being i think the u.s. government had a position on julia songes position in the past and i don't see anything that's changed that he's compromised in the past and undermine our national security and i think i'll leave it up to the department of justice to further comment on their disposition of him it is ironic isn't it the people charged with keeping america

safe and free of themselves the single biggest threat to american freedom. more the news the day coming up a of international the pressures on an international level to get the united states to sort out systemic racism and police brutality as we've heard already this morning on the way more of this calls now for you an inquiry and talks of the human rights council in geneva. join me every thursday simon short and i was reading to get us the world of politics sports business i'm sure. i'll see you then. small seemed wrong why don't we all just don't call. me old yet

to shape our disdain to come out ahead and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. if the epidemic continues as a disease the economies will not work we want out have trade tourism. investments we will have continuing very deep economic crisis. are going to bowling well as kevin 0 in this is art international the un human rights council held an urgent debate on wednesday over systemic racism and police

brutality in the us following the killing of george floyd the meeting was called by the west african nation of picayune a fast so and so multinational concerns being raised one notable absence though there was no one present from the united states reporting on the calif mope and. racial unrest in the united states has prompted 54 african countries to call on the un human rights council they want the international body to look into racism and police brutality in the united states and beyond this if it meant that the tragic events of may 25th in minneapolis in the us which led to the death of george floyd lets a protest around the world against injustice and police brutality the persons of african descent face on a daily basis in many regions of the world and the death of george floyd is unfortunately not an isolated incident we believe the situation in the united states warrants urgent country specific intervention and that a thematic global investigation is also in order the family of george floyd has

also called on the u.n. to get involved george floyd's brother made an urgent appeal at a landmark u.n. debate my brother joe my brother is one of the many bad mayor. mayor bob levey is raising i am exiting you know who the hell bill i am actually you know me i have no no. but i had been born in america but data has already been collected black people in the united states are 2 and a half times more likely to be killed by police than whites and they are far more likely to be killed by police tasers and outrage over these deaths has been dragging on and building up for decades.

there is sponsoring u.s. officials was to hail their own country's supposed transparency and then to make a they'll dig at those who criticize them we call upon all governments to demonstrate the same level of transparency and accountability that the united states and our democratic party are spragg this but the usa did not participate in the debate on racism u.s. representatives weren't there why the united states has withdrawn from the un human rights council in response to criticism of israel we take a step because our commitment does not allow us to remain a part of a hypocritical and self-serving organization that makes a mockery of human rights and that trend of putting pressure on international bodies continues the united states is now threatening sanctions against the

international criminal court because it dared investigate the actions of u.s. troops in afghanistan but will not stand by as our people are threatened by a kangaroo court and indeed i have a message to many close allies around the world your people could be next the united states likes to think of itself as the policeman of the world and just like the police at home the united states isn't too excited about being in. expected to follow the same rules that it claims to go around the world in forcing the united states has always been the world's policeman. really trumping activity is that he was all instability and maybe other countries would have said interference but i think it's going to be very difficult for the united states from now on moving forward for you to be able to stand on the same ground to say gee we're not behaving properly or 54 countries across africa have made it absolutely clear speaking with one voice that this thing that the united states is

a racist country asking for a special repertoire of investigation to take place whereby the united states could be determine whether racism is prevalent across all sectors and for once the rest of the world is saying the united states must look at itself and so looking at all the countries which is what the united states has done over time. campaigners across britain took the mail wednesday in the latest show of solidarity for the black lives matter movement recent weeks have taken an emotional toll on many an oxford university is offering to help students whose example formants may be affected saying that they can apply for mitigating circumstances there's been pressure from campaigners at the university who said watch it with video of officers killing floyd had left black students traumatized. we share our concerns about the traumatic effect of the brutality which killed george floyd and which is him and his station of institutionalized racism any students taking university

assessments who feels their performance has been a fact it should submit a south assessment mitigating circumstances for him after their final examination or assessment campaigners at the university of also been pushing to remove a structure of sessile rhodes 19th century colonialist and prime minister of south africa's cape colony back in his day they have long argued that the monument glorifies racism is an insult to oxford black students we talked to people in london who broadly welcome the university's sympathetic response but some suspect maybe it's going to bit too far as well. it should be taken into consideration because this is a global thing that's going on i think that's taking too much into account because the life you still believe aware we're about the death of obviously horrible death you know they should be put under that pressure while this corona going on i don't agree as much because people are going to just line even the affected by and to go off with such early this really does affects

a lot of members of society and actually something which i can understand would affect people and i see it should be taken into account so you know like i say save us i see reason like is it the guy will die in america you know you are going to get when you can use a student here actually. it's taken it has to go around the world has been a major coronavirus outbreak among staff and in northwest germany thousands of locals have been forced into quarantine after more than $650.00 workers tested positive is the biggest flare up since the country started emerging from lockdown in early may mean time. infections continue to take hold in latin america with peru now becoming the 2nd worst affected country in the region there are more than 240000 confirmed cases and despite acting early to try to stem the spread the toll on the economy is many more recent efforts have been hampered the problems particularly acute in poorer regions distancing rules are often floated.

on a nother side of the globe moving on after the worst of the pandemic hong kong disneyland now reopened to visitors for the 1st time in nearly 5 months it reduced capacity though and social distancing measures are in place it's the 2nd to disney theme park to reopen after shanghai a month ago. when at least a bit of progress a wise way things look in so far this thursday thanks ever so much for you time for tuning in always so much more common to social media reporting from moscow i'm kevin o. in a great day. let's say. the guy down the block from where you. are fanning mani and stop the heat he created extents not a lot of new but he got a new car plus 5 new cars he brought another new he brought

a lot of jewelry he's living large would you say the wealth on that street is this force heading into that guy's house because he's able to counterfeit money and spend that money would you say that i mean that's not hard to comprehend. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalist attacks protecting only a population of tens of or forced to flee their homes a mobile straight can put these attacks was a p.r. you see the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of presenting they were active participants in the burning of schools streets in belfast take more than a 100 innocent civilians women. as the review can seniors and we found out more i was surprised about the extent and its occurrence which the inclusion was involved in some of those cases the killers would lead to be named the beginning i think it

went to do very very top i think it is. the water where. you. give the go ahead. welcome to the alex salmond show from stricken scotland we have this week we'll look at why covert 19 has impacted 1st and foremost on britain's minority communities and this pandemic being old or poor or suffering from on the lying

health conditions has placed people a greater risk so excited checkley has been raised in a care home or be in the front line of the health service or one of the killing professions but over and above all of these factors it has become clear that minority communities are also in the covert front line resets from public health england indicates across every ethnic grouping be a m. e. communities have above average suffering from the pandemic and this week a government came under sustained criticism for delaying the publication of that aspect of the report which indicated the should be recommendations to tackle this racial imbalance explosively it contains a conclusion that institutionalized racism has contributed to the high death rates ministers of accused of suppressing this section of the report for field of stalking tensions and the heightened international atmosphere following the mother

of jobs floyd government action is too little too late says the dental implant subtheme currently suing the u.k. health over the death of his father the research shows that in the bangladeshi community people have twice as likely to die from covert 19 than white british people a member of the house of lords is scathing about the government's response let me speak to the lively centenarian whose fund raising efforts a past the quarter of a 1000000 piling up to help people during the covert crisis all this coming up later in the show but 1st the glass good to me know if your tweet should emails or your messages. thank you alex we've received over 350 responses from all over the world to our sure last week on the ongoing the in the us following the killing of george floyd which featured bereaved mother dolly mccain young activist healer obama and veteran campaigner made.