out but it is not a ski easy as it seems and hundreds of protesters some armed gather at the capitol building in the u.s. state of michigan to demand and to coronavirus restrictions. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us the kenyan government has banned entry to 2 of the country's biggest refugee camps because of concerns about the coronavirus aid workers say it would be a catastrophe if the disease took hold in the camps which house more than 400000 people aid groups warned there is no health infrastructure in place that could cope with an outbreak of use interest reports. in a place miles away from home this group of vulnerable refugees is facing an unknown enemy. it's a fear that keeps the whole but not so evil mohammed aldouri to survive war violence and drove to neighboring somalia before arriving in this crowded street to come more than 25 years ago. there is a lot of fear we can't sleep and this restricted there's not much work we pray to god that there will be no criminal cases here because if the virus reaches us i don't think a lot of people will survive. a concern it c

of thousands of people who live there and hundreds of protesters some armed to gather in the capitol building in the u.s. state of michigan to demand an end to coronavirus restrictions. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel and french president of manual mock wrong have thrown their support behind to raise billions of euros to fund research into a vaccine for the coronavirus the e.u. is convening a donors conference next week in a bid to raise 7500000000 euros the e.u. commission says that the goal is to develop a vaccine treatment and. tests that are available to all of those who need them and at an affordable price the hope is that donors will continue to provide funds in the coming months so that the effort can be scaled up the money will also help pay the costs of distributing doses of the vaccine and medical equipment. earlier i spoke with the president of the european commission ursula funder line and i asked her whether she agreed with the u.n. secretary general that a vaccine should belong to the entire world's well of course everybody should have acce

news coming to you live from berlin hundreds of protesters gather at the capitol building in the u.s. state of michigan to demand an end to the credit virus restrictions there some are carrying weapons also coming up germany announces further steps to ease fits ches what i'm going to battle says places of worship museums and children's playground will reopen under certain conditions. and we talked to the health workers in india who say they're being forced to risk their lives to treat coronavirus takes years. following terry martin thanks for joining us in the u.s. state of michigan hundreds of demonstrators crowded inside the capitol building on thursday to protest the governor's coronavirus lockdown order some demonstrators carried rifles and attempted to enter the legislative chamber but were held back by police. for the 2nd time in 2 weeks protesters gathered outside the state capital in michigan to demand an end to stay at time 0 days and business restrictions. but this time they didn't stop there. hundreds of demonstrators stormed the capitol building to condemn a plan by the de

michigan state law but allows people to carry firearms inside the capitol building, though it bans protesters from carrying signs. last week, a large crowd of heavily armed white protesters swarmed into the building and tried to take the senate floor. on tuesday, governor gretchen whitmer condemned the protesters, saying some of them carried nooses, confederate flags, and swastikas. they were calling for the reopening of michigan. in colorado, medical workers celebrated at a va hospital in aurora wednesday as covid-19 patient reverend terrance hughes was released. the 56-year-old leader of denver civil rights community was the aurora ba's first coronavirus patient admitted on march 9. he spent seven weeks on a ventilator and at one point,

and hundreds of protesters some armed gather at the capitol building in the u.s. state of michigan to demand an end to coronavirus research. because we talk to the health workers in india who say they're being forced to risk their lives to treat coronavirus patients. i'm sunni so misconducts good to have you with us u.n. chief antonio is criticizing the lack of international cooperation in the coronavirus crisis he said there was a lack of leadership and that the international community was not united but divided terrace also says a u.n. appeal for $2000000000.00 for the most vulnerable including refugees and internally displaced people has only been house funded he says he is especially concerned about the situation and africa is other countries with lots of vulnerabilities vulnerability in their all systems vulnerabilities in their economies and their societies and there is really not enough for me the energy of international community to support these countries built quickly capacity to address the pandemic in itself and protect their economies in relation to t

hundreds of demonstrators stormed the capitol building to condemn a plan by the democratic state governor to extend emergency powers for another month some of them with rifles and signed an executive order this morning governor gretchen whitman has already issued an executive order to extend a state of emergency and protesters say that's a violation of their rights viruses here it's going to be here so we need to get out and live our lives you quit taking our economy deep into socialism. it's time to let people go back to work it's all there is to. the measures imposed to contain the penn demick have inflicted unprecedented economic pain and uncertainty there are people that are compromise. told that. they can't take it they're reaching soon they will say it's what freedom is. this is a freedom. already more than 13000000 americans have filed for unemployment benefits something not seen since the great depression. to prevent further economic decline some states are preparing to lease and coronavirus restrictions and restart their economies in georgia the shelter in place rules and at midn

hundreds of protesters armed to gather at the capitol building in the u.s. state of michigan to demand an end to corona power structure restrictions. plus we talked to health workers in india who say they're being forced to risk their lives to treat coronavirus patients. the as. i'm simply so much kind of thank you for joining us u.n. chief. is criticizing the lack of international cooperation in the coronavirus crisis she said there was a lack of leadership and that the international community was not united but divide it also says a u.n. appeal for $2000000000.00 for the most vulnerable including refugees and internally displaced people has only been the how to fund it. particularly what it now with the situation the global saul's of the developing world and put the. in africa. these are the countries where the pandemic is coming late but these are the countries with lots of on their abilities a vulnerability in their all systems vulnerabilities in their economies in their societies and there has been not enough solidarity of the international community to

news coming to you live from berlin hundreds of protesters gather at the capitol building of the u.s. state of michigan to demand an end to corrode virus restrictions some of them are. also coming out to kenya government bans and treated to refugee camps as fears grow over the coronavirus but will it be enough to stop the spread to the hundreds of thousands of people who live there. and germany announces further steps to ease its transfer under michael says places of worship museums and children's playground is being reopened under certain conditions. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us in the u.s. state of michigan hundreds of demonstrators crowded inside the capitol building on thursday to protest a government's the governor's coronavirus lockdown order some demonstrators carried rifles and attempted to enter the legislative chamber but were held back by police . for the 2nd time in 2 weeks protesters gathered outside the state capital in michigan to demand an end to stay at home or does business restrictions but this time they didn't stop that. hundreds of demonstrators st

news coming to you live from berlin hundreds of protesters gather at the capitol building in the u.s. state of michigan to demand an end to coronavirus restrictions solemne are all are also coming up germany announces further steps to ease its long chancellor merkel says places of worship museums and children's playgrounds will reopen under certain conditions but all of it ends with lord's crowds remain bad and until the end of all. also coming out kenyan government bans entry to 2 refugee camps as fears grow over the coronavirus but will it be enough to stop the spread to the hundreds of thousands of people who live there. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us hundreds of protesters gathered at michigan's state house on thursday to protest the governor's request to extend the state of emergency to combat kogut 19 more than 40000 people have tested positive for the virus in the midwestern state. for the 2nd time in 2 weeks protesters gathered outside the state capital in michigan to demand an end to stay at time 0 days and business restrictions. but this time they didn't stop t

was to have a building that would comport to jeffersons concepts and look right next to the capitol buildingnd yet still stand out on its own. >> the appropriation that taft asked for was less than $10 million. during the great depression, it was actually deflation. they were able to build the un-it and still turn -- unfurnished it, and still turn $100,000 back to the treasury of the united states. it came in under budget. maybe the only government building in history that came in under budget. >> gilbert thought that they had done such a great job, the u.s. capitol should be moved so that people would have a better view of the court. that was his view. i think he did create a beautiful building, but there is no way that capitol building would be moved to provide a better view. >> he worked in what is essentially a french classism. he was very serious in his house, ando create a a symbolic house, for the third branch of government that expressed the seriousness of what we were doing, the authority with which the third branch should be invested, and authority to work for what was right. did t

state of michigan have crowded inside the capitol building to protest against the governor's coronavirus lockdown order some carried rifles and attempted to get into the legislative chamber but were held back by police. for the 2nd time in 2 weeks protesters gathered outside the state capitol in michigan to demand an end to stay at home orders and business restrictions but this time they didn't stop there. hundreds of demonstrators stormed the capitol building to condemn a plan by the democratic state governor to extend emergency powers for another month some of them with rifles i signed an executive order this morning governor gretchen whitman has already issued an executive order to extend the state of the marriage and city and protesters say that's a violation of their rights viruses here it's going to be here so we need to get out and liberalize you quit taking our economy deep into socialism. it's time to let people go back to work it's all there is to. the measures imposed to contain the penn demick have inflicted unprecedented economic pain and uncertainty there are people that ar

hundreds of people demonstrated outside michigan's capitol building today.red people in a state of 10 million people. those people were protesting measures governor whitmer put in place to keep those people safe from the spread of coronavirus. many protesters carried assault weapons and had pro-trump signs and pro-trump campaign paraphernalia. as protesters moved into the capitol building, democratic state senator dania pulhanke posted this photo saying "directly above me men with rifles yelling at us. some of my colleagues who own bulletproof vests are wearing them. i have never appreciated our sergeant-at-arms more than today. as of tonight the state of michigan has 41,379 confirmed coronavirus cases including 3,789 confirmed deaths from coronavirus. one of the medical professionals treating those patients is dr. rob davidson. he's an emergency medicine physician in michigan. he's also the executive director of the committee to protect medicare. dr. davidson, thank you very much for joining us again tonight. what is the situation in michigan tonight? >> we

yes, and we had brought up the capitol building before. these symbolic targets the people talked about, the folks, some of it was online. you saw the thing that came in. that's it one request that i made of the national guard and the mission that i'm asking for specifically on our troops that came in. before the cities needed to ask for what they needed was the preservation of the capitol building. and the capitol grounds. that will still maintain -- that will still be enforced. they are they have been. >> reporter: saying that he believes the agitators are not from minneapolis or st. paul. is there any evidence to that? do we believe most of the people who are burning down buildings? >> i think i'm not going to speculate. i think probably the assumption is those folks who come in but as i said earlier, we need to make sure that we own this. the thing that sparked this is a homegrown minnesota thing. the event that sparked it. >> reporter: [indistinct question] >> no, i don't know that. i think we can't tell that right now but i think much

hundreds of protesters service stormed the capitol building in the us state of michigan demanding an end to the coronavirus lockdown some were armed with rifles they argue that the stay at home orders violate their rights and amount to government overreach. well south africa has begun to ease its coronavirus lock down one of the strictest in the world factories and agriculture businesses are to reopen in phases restaurants will also reopen but only for deliveries and for many south africans perhaps the best news is that they can get out into the open air but only for 3 hours a day south africans can exercise outside again for the 1st time in more than a month it's really for maybe you can bike right or even some handstands. if. i was just feeling like i did do something it feels good to be back we don't you don't actually we actually take for granted i mean if you look at the. track or do the save the day. 5 weeks ago the country's president ordered most citizens to remain indoors and shuttered all but essential businesses as part of the response to the pandemic it's been one of the

in lansing ended up inside the capitol building where protesters demanded access to the house floorut they were held back by state police. you can see as they look closely, none of them wearing masks or practicing social distancing and the common theme at these demonstrations is they believe governor gretchen whitmer has overreached by implementing stay-at-home mandates that violate civil liberties. in california, governor gavin newsom threatened to shut down all beaches though most are already closed but instead he only penalized orange county. he said newport beach goers violated social distancing guidelines, newport beach officials said they didn't and you look at these aerial pictures and it shows medium-sized crowds, the vast majority of people were keeping their distance. gavin newsom says he's basing his decision on science and data but he has not provided science or data showing beaches are contributing to covid-19 outbreaks. >> sean: thank you. i think i'm pretty healthy, i don't know what i think i am, but i don't want to ever contract it and maybe give it to a vulnerable

hundreds of protesters have stormed the capitol building in the u.s. state of michigan demanding an end to the coronavirus lockdown some were armed with rifles they argue that we stay at home orders violate their rights and amount to government overreach. and one group particularly affected by the covered $9000.00 pandemic is health workers as well as physically exhausted doctors nurses and cameras also have to deal with the emotional strain of seeing so many people die some old service their own lives because of a lack of personal protective equipment d. w. has been looking at the difficulties facing community health workers in india who suddenly find themselves on the front line of the battle against coffee at 19. every morning this is how dodging we do he gets ready for work. or she has to protect herself tim scott and haim watched much as she visits homes in her neighborhood to check for symptoms but all nobody's. doing is an accident to social health activist in india also known as an actual worker. in addition to them means her community her educ

we brought up the capitol building before that. these are symbol i can targimil. the mission that i am asking for before the cities needy needed preservation of the capitol and the capitol ground. that'll still republicmaintaine enforced. >> do you believe the aggregators are not from minneapolis or saint paul. are there any evidence from that? most of the people burning down buildings are here? >> i am not going to speculate. the assumption is they're supposed to come in. we need to make sure - the thing that spark this is a home grown minnesota thing. i think much of how a lot of this happened of all of the things that led to this. this is minnesota, we need to find out. i don't think it changes the calculus that much of how we got to this or how do we respond to this. >> i am taking ownership. we own it. i will take responsibilities if the issue was the state should move faster. i don't think a lack of leadership. i think the lack of coordination and the lack of understanding what we need to ask for. that's in retrospect. that same criticism could be said to us.

i was there near the capitol building and people appeared to be practicing social distancing standing at least 6 feet apart for the portion people weren't walking on the sidewalks. about half of the people appeared to be wearing masks. it is not clear here in d.c. we are even past the peak of the virus. d.c. officials have been warning that we may not be anywhere close to that. the district of columbia has had 4,799 cases of coronavirus and 240 deaths. we've reached out to the mayor's office, to the air force officials from the military and the city had warned people not to congregate when viewing the fly over earlier today. there were also fly overs in baltimore and atlanta in honor of these essential workers but that stay-at-home order still remains in place here in washington even as other states across the country are starting to reopen. that did not stop people from flocking out today. it was more people in one place than i've seen in a long time. >> all right. keep us posted. thank you. >>> one expert describes the coronavirus as the worst public health threat in 100 years. this

in lansing ended up inside the capitol building where protesters idemanded access to the house floor. butss they were held back by ste police. you can see as you look closely, none of them wearing masks or practicing social distancing and the common theme of these demonstrations is they believe governor gretchen whitmer has overreach by incrementing severe stay-at-home mandates that violate civil liberties. meantime, in california governor gavin newsom threatened to shut down all california beaches, though most are already closed. but instead he only penalized orange county. newsom said newport beachgoers violated social distancing guidelines. newport beach officials said they didn't. and you looknd at these aerial pictures that show medium-size crowds, the vast majority of people were keeping their distance. newsom that he is basing his decision on science and data, but he is not provided signs or data showing beaches are contributing to covid-19 outbreaks. sean? >> sean: trace gallagher, thank you. my advice, i am going to wear it. i think i'm pretty healthy. maybe i'm not. i don't

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said did a bunch of armed african-americans, for instance, who had showed up with guns at the capitol buildinge would have been a lot different. >> melissa: thanks to the couch. here's harris. "outnumbered overtime." ♪ >> harris: the senate is back for its first major session since march, and already a partisan battle is underway over more coronavirus aid and task force testimony. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. democrats right now are pushing for a bill to help cash-strapped states in cities to avoid layoffs. republicans want business liability protection and are leaning on a reopened economy to reduce the need for more spending. all of this, as the white house is limiting testimony and blocking dr. anthony fauci from appearing first before a house panel.

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and cashless payments >> michigan governor is considering a move to ban guns from inside the capitol buildingdemanded parts of the state to reopen. the stay at home order is in place until may 15th and me michigan is an open carry state. >> the coronavirus is changing the recruitment process for the military according to the hill the pentagon may no longer accept new recruit who is ha co confirmed by laboratory tests or clinical diagnosis is permanently disqualifying. the recruit would need to get a wafer to move forward with enlistment >> ruth baitis back home after hearing arguments by home first for the nation's high court and there were some growing pains, shall we saw for the justices. >> what the fdc has said is that when the subject matter of the call ranges to the topics then the call is transformed and it's a call that's no longer allowed. >> someone was caught on an open mic proving that while justice may be blind, a friendly reminder >> at least we didn't hear anything before the toilet flushed. that could be worse i think. >> and true grittyit wh the hockey season still on ice, ev

that's where cars will parade in front of the capitol building. events include a virtual rally. >>> the california department of finances urging all state agencies to make immediate budget cuts to prepare for the recession. according to "the press democrat" a memo was sent out to agencies asking to halt unnecessary travel and vacation buybacks this year. the state controller says when the pandemic started california had about $20 billion in reserves but that money is quickly depleting. nearly 4 million people filed for unemployment. >>> 4:51. this morning democratic presidential candidate joe biden is addressing sexual assault allegations. the former vice president is scheduled to speak in about ten minutes on msnbc's "morning joe." we are tracking that and will bring you his response in the next hour. former staffer reid claims biden assaulted her in 1993 when she worked for him as an aide. >>> 4:51. coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> profiteers are looking to profit on covid-19. now a federal sweep is under way. i'm chris

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this is d w news coming to you live from hundreds of protesters gather at the capitol building of the u.s. state of michigan to demand an end to corrode the virus restrictions some of them are. also coming up to 10 year government bans entry to to refugee camps those fears grow over the coronavirus but will it be enough to stop the spread to the hundreds of thousands of people who live there. and germany announces further steps to ease its transfer under michael says places of worship museums and children's playground.

the chief justice himself in a grand portrait similar to the one of george washington in the capitol buildingd there's a chance to talk about john marshall, to let people know his story and that carries through over into the west conference room with the more modern justices, where you have the two instrumental justices in this building. william howard taft on one wall and charles evans hughes above the fireplace looking at each other through time. >> i like to go sometimes on a quiet night to the conference rooms because the portraits on the walls are all my predecessors as chief justice. to some extent, you look up at them on the walls with a degree of awe and appreciation for what they been through. and they're probably looking down at me with either bemusement or amazement. each of them has a special story to tell, not only personally but with the institution of the court. you look up at marshall and appreciate the importance for him of having the court function as a court. moving the court from a situation where each justice wrote his own opinion and instead saying, no we're going to hav

news coming to you live from hundreds of protesters gather at the capitol building in the u.s. state of michigan to demand an end to the credit virus restrictions there some are carrying weapons also coming up germany and else is further steps to ease fits. i'm going to battle says places of worship museums and children's playground will reopen under certain conditions. and we talked to the health workers in india who say they're being forced to risk their lives to treat coronavirus takes years.

assembly speaker calling lawmakers back to the capitol building but a handful plan to remain at home to avoid the health risk. several precautions are being taken, including temperature checks while workers will habe limited to have one worker with them. the first work stoppage in 158 years. >>> also as of today two more counties are defying the shelter-in-place orders. sutter and yuba are allowing businesses to reopen. both will require face coverings. neither one has had hospitalized with the virus in two weeks and m modoc county reopened on friday with working with the governor's office. >>> the push to reopen is being heard in several other pockets of our state with shop owners saying they are thankful to be getting back to work. look at this in fresno county the city of parlier is one of the first cities to allow barbershops and hair salons to open back up and the decision comes with mixed reaction. >> we're trying to take just appointments. i think people need to know they need to call so we can regulate how many peeping are coming in and how many people are leaving. >> to open

thousands of reportedly gathered outside the capitol building in minnesota national guards have been securing its perimeter police say the protests on sunday have been peaceful so far the demonstrators there are demanding a special prosecutor be appointed for the case of george floyd as well as charges for the 3 other officers who were present during the fatal incident. that. occurred fuse have been imposed across dozens of cities in the us meaning people are prohibited from being outside after 8 pm hasn't stopped the writers though reportedly 75 city saw protests spill out into the streets with 10 states calling in the national guard in new york city alone over 30 officers have been injured in clashes with around 350 arrests made. i. was. thankful thank you. oh. look. the protests in new york of calm since the volunteers from earlier this weekend the city's mayor has called for an investigation which will look into the shocking pictures of n.y.p.d. vehicles ramming into protest as the spider earlier outrage over him defending police actions and amid the protests donald trump has sai

this is news coming to you live from hundreds of protesters gather at the capitol building in the u.s. state of michigan to demand an end to coronavirus restrictions are. coming up germany announces further steps to. places of worship museums and children's playgrounds will reopen under certain conditions. with lawrence krauss remain until the end of. also coming up kenyan government to refugee camps as fears grow.

this afternoon, large numbers of national guard troops deployed to protect the capitol building in saintta. the project was peaceful, as so many have been. but not in philadelphia. the country is entering its second week of social disorder, one of the most turbulent periods it's seen in decades. barbara plett—usher, bbc news, minneapolis. protests are continuing. in brooklyn, this is a protest it looks like in front of the basketball team. protesters are holding a banner in memory of george floyd who died last monday at the age of 46. we have seen many dozen protesters there in brooklyn and in 75 cities across the united states. we know the governor of new york has said we need to mobilise the outrage and the energy into real positive change. that is how this moment becomes a different one. no doubt a lot of protesters feel that at this point they should be listened to. the lawyer acting for the family of george floyd has been speaking to the cbs face the nation programme, saying he didn't understand why all the police officers involved in the incident hadn't been arrested. he argued tha

coronavirus many of the people have attending the rally they carried firearms some entered the capitol building as you see right there armed with guns and a message to find us. well the sight of armed men protesting against a lockdown it's reignited the debate in america over gun control in michigan and in other states where similar protests have taken place it is legal to openly carry a firearm even inside government buildings some americans are again arguing for a change in the interpretation of the constitutional right to bear arms others are turning to guns to more guns to arm themselves against fear. magazine loaded release and fire. mason fon has been shooting firearms since he was a child but since the code at 19 pandemic the son of vietnamese immigrants has been beefing up his skills. he says there's a general feeling of insecurity among americans. with the uncertainty of what's going on on the pandemic they could be anything that could happen such as riots people going crazy you know. there's also also always racism in golf so having a gun will help protect self and also my family. sho

the olympic games in 1996 here in atlanta, centennial park in downtown, to the georgia state capitol buildingor 15 minute walk away. there we re or 15 minute walk away. there were lots of science, loss of chanting, lots of people wearing face masks as well. everything was peaceful. they marched back towards the centennial 0lympic park and it is and we start to see scuffles between police and protesters near the cnn world headquarters which is here in atlanta. there was an hours stand up with belief the two boys. 0ne was an hours stand up with belief the two boys. one point, the police chief came down personally, trying to do interviews with the media and demonstrators they are, but after about ten minutes, things got heated again and that is when we started to see things getting thrown as the cnn building. we saw their logo had graffiti spray—painted on it. and then protesters started getting on top of police cars and at one point, when a police car was burnt. and there have been more protest throughout the no two nights here in atla nta. the no two nights here in atlanta. still going on in a

. >> reporter: the state closed the capitol building thursday after online threats against governor gretchen whitmer. a decrease in many states that have partially re-opened including georgia and florida where mar-a-lago resort is telling members it will partially re-open tomorrow. texas is the biggest state where cases remain steady. in minnesota where cases are on the rise, the mall of america is getting the green light to re-open june 1st. in washington state tattoo parlor, hair salons and barber shops are learning when they can possibly get back to business. the governor unveiled plans for that state's phase two re-opening as early as next month. some say it's still not safe. 4,000 hairdressers and barbers have signed a petition asking washington's governor to push back the time line for re-opening salons. >> my dad is an er nurse. he is working closely with us, and i do not think that i should have to work as a hairstylist wearing the same equipment my dad is wearing. >> reporter: others insist they're ready to re-open now. >> as the months go by, i get deeper in the hole. >> reporter:

the capitol building in michigan was closed, the legislative session was canceled.his after death threats made online against michigan governor gretchen whitmer. it's gotten so ugly, those threats made by protesters who say they are attending a judgment day protest at the capitol now. the michigan governor has asked her legal advisers whether they can, in fact, ban firearms from within the capitol building. if you remember, it was the sight of lawmakers on the legislative floor while protesters were up in the gallery with guns flung around their shoulders. law makers saying we don't want to be wearing bulletproof vests, they don't like the situation. the question remains, can they ban firearms from the capitol building. they are not sure legally. in the meantime, you know, it's crossed the line, to say the least. stuart: you know where i stand on this. i'm absolutely opposed to that kind of intimidation of law makers of any stripe. i don't think you should do it. it's distraction. thanks, ash. >>> let's move on. potential bad news for the big delivery names on your

crowd stopped vehicles and block streets hundreds of protesters earlier marched on the state's capitol building and the policemen involved in floyd's death has been filed but many want them to face criminal charges because rallies in los angeles and in new york protesters there clashed with police after gathering downtown ignoring coronavirus restrictions still in place in the city it's only general for the district of minnesota has promised a robust and meticulous investigation into george floyd's death. we have been working on this case nonstop since we were notified. we understand the severity of the situation unfolding and it breaks my heart to see what is going on in our streets in minneapolis and in st paul and in some of our suburbs and i am pleading i am pleading with individuals. to remain calm and to let us conduct this investigation. their behinds is a former baltimore city prosecutor joins us now from baltimore in maryland good to have you with us so when you look at the video you might think ok this looks like a slam dunk case for a criminal prosecution does it work like that in co

this afternoon, large numbers of national guard troops deployed to protect the capitol building in minnesotaave been. but not in philadelphia. the country is entering its second week of social disorder, one of the most turbulent periods it has seen in decades. of course, it is notjust this explosion of simmering tensions of racial injustice, it is a time of disease because of the covid pandemic and unprecedented unemployment and it is a presidential election year. turbulent times in d, a lot is at sta ke. turbulent times in d, a lot is at stake. barbara, thank you very much. in the uk, thousands of people have gathered to protest in manchester, cardiff and london in solidarity with demonstrators in the us. protestors walked to the american embassy in south west london and crowded together despite social distancing restrictions. they chanted "black lives matter" in reference to the civil rights campaign group. five people were arrested. protestors also gathered outside the american embassy in berlin. demonstrators wearing facemasks waved banners calling forjustice for george floyd. it's the s

michigan it is in so you can get some out about it right on the state capitol grounds and in the capitol building without violating the law having said that it's in bad taste in the problem with that is as we've seen all the coverage of being about the 5 or 6 or 10 guys carrying rifles and not about the real protests which really is about quarantine fatigue people are tired of it you just saw it from california to new york to lansing michigan people are tired of the lockdowns and now that we've seen the numbers they realize that the killed in 1000 pandemic is not nearly as dangerous and deadly as we once thought it was going to be 67 weeks ago we all knuckle down dollar going to do be on lockdown for weeks possibly months but the numbers continue to come out we're past the peak in michigan we're past the peak of new york and california elsewhere and that's why we look to states like florida and georgia states that are opening up and going back to work and people in michigan they want to do the same thing and this governor has been very restrictive very divisive as you know and so when she comes o

politicians in michigan were debating whether or not to do so armed protests in surrounded the state capitol building some even made it inside a calling for an end to stay at home measure. i want house correspondent kelly holcomb tazz more on the latest unemployment numbers in the u.s. these are just the ones that have managed to file their claims online or even to get into an unemployment office that has been overwhelmed by the sheer number of americans that suddenly found themselves out of work this is just another bleak indicator we seem to be reporting on them every day that reminds us just how bad things have gotten in the united states as a result of the stay at home orders that were broccoli put in place to you know keep americans safe and well it has certainly resulted in a lower number of deaths than was initially projected there are certainly some very dire impacts economically and this is the latest measure of that now for his part of the u.s. president has been speaking at the white house today he was meeting with yet another governor this time new jersey of course a very hard hit state a

to keep her state's restrictions in place for testers some of them armed surrounded the state capitol building demanding governor. backed down several even made it inside a democrat wanted politicians to extend her emergency declaration for 28 days but politicians in the republican party that house refused the governor says the state of emergency will continue regardless. the u.n. chief has spoken of his irritation of what he says is a lack of world leadership during the pandemic and turning to terrorists says nowhere near enough is being done to help developing countries and his calls for a global ceasefire are mostly being ignored as a diplomatic james bays. speaking to reporters by video link the frustration of the u.n. secretary general was clear it's well over a month since he demanded a global cease fire but the fact the un security council has been unable to pass a resolution was the result of what he called a dysfunctional relationship between the major powers and that makes it difficult for the security council to decide as it makes it difficult in many other areas for international c