ameri in evanston thanks for joining us more than a dozen u.s. cities have ordered 9 time curfews as protests rage over the death of a black man in police custody curfews are in force right now. well in los angeles philadelphia and atlanta among others the end arrest has been escalating across the country as demonstrators took to the streets for the 5th day of running there demanding justice for george floyd and and to police violence against minorities well many of the protests have been peaceful some demonstrators have set police cars on fire and there have been incidents of looting in minneapolis where the protests began police have massed in large numbers and deployed tear gas and rubber bullets to clear demonstrators breaking and 8 pm curfew. let's talk now to david w. correspondent stefan seaman's who is on the streets of minneapolis stefan so now that there is a curfew in place what is the situation where you are right now. it is really quiet after say ground 0 for very violent and not so violent protests in the last week. is entirely quie

i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us russia is marking the anniversary of the victory over nazi germany a day after the rest of europe today on the 9th of may that's because when the articles of surrender were signed late in the evening of may the 8th here in berlin it was already past midnight in moscow the annual parade on red square in the russian capital has been canceled along with all of them. across russia. correspondent and leisure when it looks now at how russians are marking the end of what they call the great patriotic war. oh. oh. a people's war a sacred afore they sing for 70 years now students and alumni from the moscow state institute of music have gotten together on victory day to sing patriotic wartime songs to passers by outside the bolshoi theatre the spot has always been an unofficial meeting place for victory day celebrations which play a key part in russia's national identity. one of the singers in the choir is heartbroken that this year the square will remain empty because of the pandemic the singing teacher has been coming here for victory day s

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i mary in evanston it's good to have you with us more than a dozen u.s. cities have ordered nighttime curfews as protests rage over the death of a black man in police custody curfews are in force right now in los angeles philadelphia and atlanta among others in arrest has been escalating cross the country as demonstrators took to the streets for the 5th day running there demanding justice for george floyd and and to police violence against minorities while many of the protests have been peaceful some demonstrators have set police cars on fire and there have been incidents of loot. in the city of minneapolis where the protests began police have massed in large numbers and deployed tear gas and rubber bullets to clear demonstrators breaking an 8 pm curfew. to w.'s stefan seaman's has been covering the protests in minneapolis for us he and his camera operator had their own confrontation with police there just a few hours ago we'll speak to stefan in a moment but 1st let's watch that video. here occur during the period by the car. to the u.k. . was told to us

i'm married to evanston thanks for joining us the corona virus infection rate in germany has again risen above the critical value of one that means one patient is now infecting more than one other person on average this comes after the government loosened many of the restrictions that have been in place for weeks now but in several german cities thousands of protesters rallied against these restrictions accusing authorities. infringing on people's rights the demonstrations remained largely peaceful but there are concerns about the growing influence of right wing extremists. and unfamiliar scenes for a country where large gatherings and close contacts abound thousands defy distancing rosenstock got to protest the coronavirus restrictions families with children young and old. it's been young but i'm not because i think the restrictions of gone too far. more and i don't think wearing a face mask is necessary in order to take wise i know it's clearly about limiting civil liberties and i'm always in favor of freedom. the demonstrators include some who believe in conspiracy theories others who

i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us russia is celebrating a victory day marking 75 years since the defeat of nazi germany in world war 2 this year's observance has been scaled back because of the coronavirus with the red square military parade and a mass procession postponed but a mere putin lay down flat. hours at the eternal flame near the kremlin walls before giving a speech to the public he called for russians to stand together saying russia is invincible one united russia also stage an air show with $75.00 jets and helicopters flying over moscow in a single for mation showcasing the country's most advanced warplanes their flyovers planned in 47 cities across the country. and d.-w. correspondent emily sure when is covering the commemoration and she joins us now from moscow at of red square hello to you emily so these celebrations in particular 75 years since the end of the 2nd world war they were intended to be really bombastic and the kind of a boost to president vladimir putin we know he just made a short speech at the eternal flame near the kremlin what was h

omarion evanston it's good to have you with us we begin in the united states with scenes of angry protests across the country in reaction to the death of an unarmed black man in police custody 46 year old george floyd died as he was being detained in the city of minneapolis earlier this week one of the police officers involved has been charged with murder demonstrations have been spreading across the country with some turning increasingly violent like in new york city where police made dozens of arrests crowds gathered also in front of the white house many people chanting black lives matter there also clashes in atlanta where protesters set fire to a police car and several 1000 people rallied in houston. texas the city where george floyd grew up. well of the protests and violence in the wake of george floyd's killing seem like deja vu it's because we have seen it all before the anger and sadness far by racism and violence against black men by police and often impunity for those responsible for their deaths has led to some of the biggest protests on american soil of the past decade we have

i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us russia is marking the anniversary of the victory over a nazi germany in world war 2 but without its annual parade on red square flattery or poutine is going to lay flowers at the eternal flame near the kremlin walls before giving a speech to the public we're seeing some live pictures now from they are russia is also going to stage an air show with 75 jets and helicopters flying over moscow in a single formation showcasing the country's most advanced warplanes but the russian air force isn't just flying over the capital they're carrying out fly past for ever more than 47 cities. and correspondent emily sure one is covering that commercial for us at moscow's red square emily of lattimer putin was just getting ready to speak or he began speaking rather you know this is a major anniversary of course 75 years russia had been gearing up for a major advance this year is victory day but now of course the country is confronted with the coronavirus crisis can russians still be in the celebrate tory mood. well i think it really is kind of a sa

i'm married to evanston welcome to the program russia is marking the anniversary of the victory over nazi germany in world war 2 but without its annual parade on red square but a mere putina lay down flowers at the eternal flame near the kremlin walls before giving a speech. to the public he called for russians to stand together saying russia is invincible when united russia also staged an air show with $75.00 jets and helicopters flying over moscow in a single formation showcasing the country's most advanced warplanes there a fly over is planned in 47 cities across the country. and correspondent emily sure one is covering the cooperations for us today in moscow hello to you emily well these anniversary celebrations the 75 years since the end of the 2nd world war they were really meant to be major showcase of power for the president vladimir putin a short time ago he made a speech at the eternal flame near the kremlin what was his message this year. well i think the most interesting thing about the speech that we heard from putin today was that he actually just didn't mention the cor

omarion evanston it's good to have you with us we begin in the united states with scenes of angry protests across the country in reaction to the death of an unarmed black man in police custody in the city of minneapolis 46 year old george floyd died as he was being detained earlier this week one of the police officers involved has since been charged with murder demonstrations have been spreading across the country with some turning increasingly violent protesters gathered in new york city further south in atlanta and even at the white house to. make their voices heard. you to be a correspondent stefan simmons is on the streets of minneapolis and he sent us this report. we're at a walgreens drug store here in minneapolis and this store got looted ransacked and pretty much destroyed 48 hours ago there was a curfew supposed to be in place national guard and police would have according to the ferry secured and protect their store but the curfew never happened police and national guard just vanished. and now for someone to just set it on fire. if you don't the reporter stacey ivins joins me now

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i'm mary in evanston welcome to the program more than a dozen u.s. cities have imposed nighttime curfews as protests rage over the death of a black man in police custody curfews are in force right now in los angeles philadelphia and atlanta among other places the address. it has been escalating across the country demonstrators took to the streets for the 5th straight day demanding justice for george floyd and an end to police violence against minorities while many of the protests have been peaceful some demonstrators set police cars on fire and there have been incidents of looting in the city of minneapolis where the protest began police have massed in large numbers and deployed tear gas and rubber bullets to clear demonstrators breaking an 8 pm curfew. stefan seimone spent the night covering the story in minneapolis on 2 separate occasions he and his crew had encounters with the authorities while doing their jobs as reporters in the 1st incident stefan told us the police shot at him we have this footage of what happened. take a. breath out of that o

mary santiago of evanston, illinois, she died weeks before seeing her oldest son graduate high school. and schuyler herbert of detroit. the daughter of two first responders. she had dreams of becoming a pediatric dentist. schuyler was just 5 years old. and now how we got to this pandemic and the way forward. here's diane sawyer with her special report. >> three, two, one! happy new year! >> reporter: there we were on new year's eve. americans living in the most vibrant country on earth, celebrating our lives with careless kisses and laughter. not even thinking about how wonderful it is to reach for the hand of a stranger or whisper a secret. and we didn't know that on that very night, the government of china had told the world health organization that a mysterious new disease was on the move, through wuhan. january 21st, we learned about the first diagnosed case of the virus in america. a man, only in his 30s in washington state. but he had just come from a trip to wuhan. and wuhan was so far away. >> one person, coming in from china. and we have it under control. it's going to be jus

mary santiago from evanston, illinois, who just loved being a mom. april dunn, a 33-year-old advocate for disability rights in louisiana. thomas reel from newton, pennsylvania, who was at peace most when he was on his harley. like "the times" said, they were us. a green bay packers ticket holder, the leader of a prayer circle, a college basketball assist winner, a tony award winning writer, an innovative high school principal, a nurse in the covid fight, an assistant pastor, and a dad who dedicated his entire life to his children. and, jon, there seems to be no historical parallel though i know a lot of people remember back in 1969 when "life" magazine showed one week's dead in vietnam and it jarred the nation to its core. i suspect this will serve as a wake-up call for those who thought we could just sort of turn our eyes and move on. >> i salute "the new york times" for brilliant use of design to convey a point, and for those who suspect that print has no role, exhibit a to this edition of the newspaper. in the business you call small type agate ty

right now, i'm standing in evanston, a suburb of chicago. across that street, i would be in the city limits. well, here's what looit looks l on this side of the street. you see lots of people enjoying the outdoor dining area here. then let me show you video from a restaurant right on the other side of this street. it's empty. the owner, frustrated because he has to wait five additional days because that's the rule the mayor made, and now he's looking across the street enviously. >> i can see probably 120 people out here, which is a substantial amount. for most people that's a full restaurant. i'm one of the lucky ones to have a large enough patio. >> i'm closed, no income, doing pickup and delivery but that's just a fraction of what we would normally do. reporter: he says he's frustrated and that there doesn't seem to be any logic in waiting for restaurants in chicago to reopen on june 3rd. he also says he's already been losing business to neighboring wisconsin and indiana. now he's losing business to people in other cities in illinois. neil

we're at the city limit right here, right across this street is the suburb of evanston, which means thist across the street from the one that can't open can start outdoor dining at that patio area as well as the entire parking lot area so the owner of guliver 's in chicago says he's been dealing with people leaving for indiana and wisconsin and now he's losing business to restaurants in other cities outside of chicago as well. >> given that other states are already opening up and seeing good results, people are flock ing to go to wisconsin, and other states where it's packed at this point, and people are just tired. they want to come out and get out of their house. reporter: in fact, the owner of gullivers has another location just outside of chicago which is allowed to reopen for outdoor dining today. the owner at this restaurant and many other restaurants in chicago especially those close to the city limits say this just doesn't make any logical sense. stu? stuart: i understand that but i'm going to tell you grady you've got a lot more traffic in the background in chicago than we've go