and you know it will happen again george sunny will a senior research fellow at the global policy institute of london thank you thank you now donald trump on twitter i have locked horns on friday a tweet by the president about the riots in minnesota was hidden by the social platform and the tweet said transplants the rioters in minneapolis saying the military supports the governor he also warns that if there was loosing there would be shooting twitter ses the post violated its rules about glorifying violence don't court picks up the story. donald trump and twitter are clashing swords it all started with the president's tweet about mail in voting his claim that they could lead to fraud was slapped with a fact check labeled by the social media giant and now trumps dishing out some executive punishment what they used to fact check and what they choose to ignore or even promote is nothing more than a political activism group or political activism and it's an appropriate the executive orders targeted at major social media platforms and aims to trim down legal protections that have long let these

those accusations saying that the fake news media the media were up to their old tricks again george sunny when they found the global policy institute of london says it was inevitable russia would become a scapegoat. when it was entirely to be expected i was wondering how long it would say for the mainstream media to find a russian angle the people who are presenting this whole russia is to blame that event and they still haven't got over 2016 is still replay of the same. trumped russia collusion story for which there's been no evidence whatsoever in and on the country all the evidence is pointed against it traditionally when there are these riots public opinion swing still wards the law and order candid it and therefore there is a fear among the c.n.n. and s n b c called dissented that this will read down to the political advantage of donald trump and i think there is an attempt to earth would want to this suggest no no no i mean this isn't violence that's being perpetrated on the streets by black matter or by anti for no no no this is this is about all about russia and we know who russia

george, thank you both so much. and that is it for the papers. they will be back at 11:30pm. bye for now. hello there. it's been a sunny was a little bit of rain first thing in the far north of scotland, but then the clouds thinned and the sunshine came out and the warmth has moved its way northwards as well. it's been the warmest day of the year so far in scotland and also northern ireland, with temperatures making 25 degrees. the dry weather, though, is a major theme at the moment. and for some parts of england, with no rain in—store through the rest of the month, it's going to be the driest may on record. there's been little or no rain across the southeast of england and central england. it could be the driest may for the northwest of england as well. by contrast, though, it's been wetter than average across highland scotland. the general dry weather throughout the month has been due to persistent areas of high—pressure, and that's what's been dominating our weather over the past few days and it's keeping it dry this evening and overnight. there's still more in the way of cloud across the northern isles of scotland,

to be a sunday sunny day a family day with ruin and torch building sightseeing but this can change coming at 8 o'clock and a new curfew that stephanie was in minneapolis thank you. george ford's death of minneapolis has inspired demonstrations of solidarity around the world in a berlin hundreds of people gathered in front of the u.s. embassy near the city's famous brandenburg gate in support of floyd the 2nd day in a row of protests against police violence in the u.s. and also demonstrations against police brutality in central london. time now to take a look at some of the other stories making headlines today brazil has been rocked by demonstrations for and against president. riot police in rio. kept the 2 sides apart far right president has polarized brazilian society in his term in office most recently with his decision to keep the country open despite rapidly rising coronavirus cases. spain's prime minister pedro sunshades has called on parliament to agree to a 2 week extension of is country's state of emergency until june 21st he said it would be the last lockdown extension after that period spaniards will be allowed to move freely the country's death toll rose by

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sunny but noticeably cooler from 00:28:36,465 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 wednesday onward. this is bbc news. the headlines... a man — sacked as a police officer following the death of unarmed black man georged charged with third degree murder and manslaughter — it follows three consecutive nights of rioting. president trump attacks china's plans to impose new security legislation in hong kong, and says the us will no longer give hong kong special treatment. the uk governement announces changes to the scheme that covers the wages, of furloughed workers, affected by the coronavirus lockdown — businesses will have to start paying contributions, from august. and spain's left—wing cabinet has approved a flagship national plan to pay the poorest households a basic income. the amount will range from just over 500 dollars a month for people living alone to more than 11—hundred dollars for households

sunny and warm across the south. much cooler in northern scotland. hello, this is bbc news — the headlines: us protests spread from minneapolis to at least 30 different cities, following the death of georgeent trump blames looters, and left—wing radicals for the unrest. live in central london — hundreds of people march to demonstrate after the killing of george floyd. they are now outside the

sunny and warm across the south. much cooler in northern scotland. hello, this is bbc news — the headlines: us protests spread from minneapolis to at least 30 different cities, following the death of georgeloyd, a black man, in police custody. president trump blames looters, and left—wing radicals for the unrest. live in central london — hundreds of people march to demonstrate after the killing of george floyd. they are now outside the us embassy on the south bank. after 10 weeks at home, more than two million people in england and wales who've been shielding during lockdown, are told they can go outdoors. the uk government has defended its decision to ease lockdown measures in england. religious services resume. the pope has returned to st peter's basilica to celebrate mass. as schools in england prepare to reopen to some pupils tomorrow, governors say all children shouldn't have to return before summer holidays. let's ta ke let's take you back to that shot a central london where the demonstrations are continuing. we will be a cross that, but in the meantime let's go north to edinburgh where there is a briefing by the scottish health secretary. a total of 1073 patients are in hospital w

like this one on a sunny day in the mile high city, hundreds of people have come together for a peaceful protest in denver, colorado, stemming from the death in minneapolis of george floyd. but clearly today the theme that is emerging is that some of the more virulent violence we saw last night, the night before, and so on was the work of outsiders. it is a plot line we have heard thus far today from the president and the attorney general. here are both. >> they've got to get tougher. they've got to get tougher. they've got to be strong. honor the memory of george floyd. honor his memory. they have to get tougher. and by being tougher, they will be honoring his memory, but they cannot let that happen. what i saw policemen run by a mayor who is probably a very good person but he's a radical mayor, when i saw the mayor running out of that police station, to see a police station abandoned and taken over, i've never seen anything so horrible and stupid in my life. >> with the rioting that is occurring in many of our cities around the country, the voices of peaceful protests are being hijacked by violent radical elements, groups of outside radicals and agitators who ar

george kittle signed to a contract extension. kittle's agent says he's not just seeking top tight end money for kittle but top free- agent money which is considerable, austin tucker sunny a little more than $10 a year for 4 years. top receiver quarter back money is more than $20 million per year for the range. 49er general manager jen is on record saying kittle, can be 49er for a long time and lucy will have some negotiating to do for a contract being reached to their. guys? >> thanks, buddy. joe, they get so much. coming up in the 10:00 news, continuing to monitor protests around the bay area. look at the demonstrations in san francisco, we will of course have more on demonstrations, perhaps on behalf of oakland and san leandro tonight on the 10:00 news on ktvu.com, cristina? >>> yeah, andre. thank you so much for making ktvu your choice for news. again, we'll see you back here tonight at 10:00. , cam. being in the closet business, i met a lot of famous people. i can't name names, but let's just say it's someone who's the boss. you met bruce springsteen? no, tony danza. oh, from the tv show? nah, she was the boss. it's open to interpretation. i saw santa claus at the