can felipe's lettuces the wounds of the past a quote rekindled by the discrimination all too present in our society belgium's national parliament has already set up a truth and reconciliation commission on the country's colonial history for many it's a small step in the right direction nadine barber al-jazeera. at least 8 people have been killed than 80 others injured in the ethiopian town of following the killing of a popular singer thousands of fans of followed at shiloh 100 cascaded at this about with protests over his shooting taking place in several cities police are investigating what happened to the musician who's known for political songs about the rights of the overall more people they are all more ethiopia's largest ethnic group but they've often complained about the scrim a nation. one person has been killed those protesters in sudan attempt to pile the pressure on the country's transitional government. security forces were placed on high alert after activists called for a 1000000 man march there demanding reform of security agencies and the publication of an investigation

this is a neighborhood off silver creek valley road and san felipe road. bulldozer went up this way and firefighters tell us the fire is at least 20 acres at this point but has the potential to grow to about 100 acres. the good news here is it's far enough away from neighborhoods there are no structures or homes or buildings threatened at this point, but because we saw the spike in temperature and we know summer is coming there's concern over fire danger, especially since we did not get the kind of rain we were supposed to get during the rainy season. we will stay out here live in san jose, and it looks like it's largely under control. there's no smoke so that's a good sign from here. kris sanchez for "today in the bay." >> thanks, kris. >>> 6:32 for you this morning, and we want to give you a look at the forecast, and vianey arana has been showing us what we can expect today. vianey, the temperatures are going to be a little cooler today? >> yeah. hey, there, marcus. right now we're in the 60s so we're waking up to pretty warm temperatures, and it's even

could be the one who's for the chopper now interesting enough edward felipe actually won his mayoral race in the city of large port city in the north of the country but during code 19 crisis his popularity has been soaring at the same time as president popularity has been diminishing and some say that the fact that he won that race in a race that many thought he wouldn't win might actually seal his fate and lose him that job as the prime minister it is less than 2 years before france goes to wards its next presidential election and it seems clear of than ever that this is going to be a rerun of 2017 so much versus martin penn so if it is a rerun of 2017 some people are asking given declining popularity will next time the tables be turned. paris will follow thanks for bringing some speech this morning but what happened over the weekend. next hundreds of protesters have been camping. out in front of new york city hall for most a week now they value occupy it until mayor bill de blasio agrees to cuts at least a $1000000000.00 from the police budget and use that money instead on social s

council member and i represent the 4th ward which is a north minneapolis good to have you call it felipe and damon comes back to the strange welcome back. thanks for having me back when you're here author of what doesn't kill you makes for founder of very smart brother the senior editor at the root. yes let me just share this tweet with the straight away from africans the night they knew we were going to have this conversation desist dam reaction really cried when i saw the video of this policeman with his needle on george's neck to. i pray that this will be the last time we ever hear a senseless police killing of unarmed african in the us i have my doubts later in capsaicin a 2 sides of the claim so africans unite is already beginning to think that this may be a moment in u.s. race relations damon. i think that that. that is a very optimistic way of view with things. you know we have seen what happened with george floyd with trayvon and with my sandra blair with castillo i mean that list goes on at the weakest i've been here i could be here for the next half hour that maybe day and n.f.

the country's history expressed what he calls his deepest regrets for colonial rule in africa king felipe acknowledged that acts of violence and cruelty were committed and the wounds are still being felt in what is now the democratic republic of congo that reports. but for covered 90 belgium's king philip would be in the democratic republic of congo he's apologized he can't be in the capital kinshasa for the marking the 60th anniversary of independence and he's become the 1st reigning belgian morning to express regret for the country's colonial past in a letter to fed ex she said katie the president of the d.l.c. king felipe conveys his deepest regrets for the acts of violence and cruelty of the suffering and humiliation inflicted on congo there was no apology from him or from belgium's prime minister sophie vilma's seen here in brussels unveiling a plaque commemorating the d.l.c. 60th anniversary vilma stressed the importance of recognizing the suffering caused by colonialism when i began. belgians she is a common history with congo in 2020 remains be able to look quickly city and discer

in the country's history expressed what he calls his deepest regrets for colonial rule in africa felipe acknowledged that acts of violence and cruelty work committed in the ruins are still being felt in what is now the democratic republic of congo. police in bangladesh have charged a ferry boat and its captain with murder following monday's river disaster at least $33.00 passengers drowned and several remain missing after 2 ferries collided near the capital of dhaka yesterday with the headlines here not desert got more news coming up right off the street are from. in a highly controversial move israel is expected to our next several illegal settlements in the occupied west bank. as nothing young's government tests the limits of regional diplomacy and security will this mean an end to the 2 state solution. israel and a station on a just. can you watching the strain today we're going to be looking at coronavirus and children a mother disease seems to impact children in a different way from the way that it impacts adults packing about $1000.00 and chase early i spoke to tell me and today e

noticia este joven susana gonzález presenta estejoven que está logrando en estos momentos en que felipetados unidos. originalmente nació en california sin embargo uno de sus sueños se cumplo regresar este puedes pero no habrá una graduación donde caminará la tarima para recibir esa victoria a causa del coronavirus se tendrá que conformar con una ceremonia virtual les personal claro pero es solo. >>> de la verdad que me haces y la pandemia causó que muchos perdieron su trabajo en ser un recién graduado universitario la probabilidad de ser empleado de muy pequeña y solo pensó en una cosa estaría afectando empleados por esta compañía >>> occidente de este miedo y esta incertidumbre sin embargo no se dejo y ahora agradece su familia prestar junto a él en esta lucha vienen siendo pegada la frontera es complicada la verdad me enorgullece que siempre me ha caracterizado a nuestragente que la verdad los sueños y se pueden comprar aunque no tendrá una ceremonia tradicional esta crisis se le ha enseñado algo más. una ceremonia que no se necesita para reconocer realmente eso de lo que pasó lo que

admits felipe was involved to ban players from kneeling during the u.s. national anthem a move started by a player calling cafferty in 2016 in protest at the perceived police brutality against black america it's. a michael oku welcome protesters around the world have taken to the streets as outrage spreads over the killing in the united states of georgia floyd as well as expressing solidarity with america's black lives matter movement the protests are highlighting what they see as racism and police violence in their own country with australians in particular heating the streets in numbers. randi have protests of the deaths in custody drawn so many. tens of thousands rallied in australian cities great and small their focus hundreds of aboriginal deaths in jails and police stations in the past 30 years with no police officer ever found guilty here the death of george floyd has suddenly created widespread anger about an australian problem i waited too long for justin was to be here and again for my people and it's time to make a change in our in the way that

felipe: era contradictorio.era el 19 de junio y las filas comenzaron desde 18. atrÁs quedaron los cuidados y el distanciamiento socialle ganaron las ofertas y las rebajas. >> ahÍ quedÓ la cuarentena de tres meses. >> es cuestiÓn de tener lÓgica. >> la vida no tiene ningÚn descuento. manda el mensaje equivocado mucho menos tienen sentido epidemiolÓgico aseguraron que la jornada serÍa un Éxito. el dÍa de hoy. respecto al aÑo anterior fue un crecimiento del 30 y el 70%. >> mientras en el mundo los hechos no deja de llamar la atenciÓn. un segÚn ellos puede salir bastante caro.en bogotÁ, colombia. >> los quedamos en amÉrica latina, foco de la pandemia. brasil superÓ el millón de contagios de coronavirus y ocupa el segundo lugar a nivel mundial-- causÓ un colapso en la economÍa debido al cierre. >> schiller menos de 1079 personas murieron por sospecha de coronavirus y no habÍan sido reportados a las cifras oficiales. esto representa un aumento importante. mÁs de 7003 y los 70 fallecidos sÓlo en las Últimas 24 horas hu

belgium's cain has expressed his deepest regret over his country's colonial abuses in africa king felipe admitted in unless it's to the president of what is now the democratic republic of congo that belgium a committed acts of violence and cruelty that today is the 60th anniversary of the day osses independence from belgium today is almost as always is also the day the belgian city of ghent removed a bust of the day aussies former colonial rule of king leopold the 2nd the blame for the enslavement and killing of millions of companies in the 19th century over recent weeks the statues have become major targets of anti racism demonstrators not estimated 20000 children fathered by belgian men were born to african women joining have belgium's colonial rule varying these children would pose a threat to their colonies racist hierarchy the belgian government had thousands of them kidnapped from their mothers and placed in adoptive families at all homes in belgium and that report reveals how one woman is still fighting to long cover her family history decades after she was taken from mother in rw

. >>> cuando felipe gana la medalla de oro.nde yo mÁs libre me siento. >>> antonio fue el primer lat en en cumplir el reto de los 7 mares. 7 nados en aguas abiertas de larga distancia. el estrecho japÓn, el canal de catalina en california. el estrecho de gibraltar, el canal de la mancha y el canal entre escocia e irlanda. >>> estas metido 13, 14 o 15 horas. te va a doler lagar bants por la sal. te va a doler la espalda, te vas a desesperar. la corriente fuerte puedes pauedes pasar 1 e o 2 horas sin avanzar un solo metro. hoy pÚblica un libro sobre su aprendizaje en el ocÉano. asÍ como somos. conquistÓ una montaÑa, domÓ los mares. yo siempre he dicho que el marte da la oportunidad de poder cruzarlo, sen gÉneros contigo si te lo permite. >>> quÉ gusto conocerte y platicar contigo. >>> Órale, nos vemos. >>> solo un ejemplo del poder de la mente ¿no?. al regresar, se declara inocente la mujer de florida, acusada de ahogar a su hijo autista. vamos y venimos. quÉdese. ♪. ♪. we have a saying at us foods: we help you make it. you, the

and i spoke earlier with the un high commissioner for refugees felipe day about the additional hardship refugees are facing because of the coronavirus and demick he told us that the only way to solve the crisis and other pressing issues is to tackle them head on and together. the pandemic has hopefully finally brought home to everybody this fundamental message that we live in a world in which many things are global whether we like it or not including challenges i'm not just talking about the undead because everybody understands that but what about climate change what about migration and refugees what about in security terrorism and if we don't work together we won't be able to overcome them depend that he's teaching us this lesson every day not that we're learning very much but it is teaching us this lesson and i do hope that this starts filtering in and across to the leadership sendek we move away from this dangerous discourse me 1st we 1st my country 1st and lead truly top rate and that was the un high commissioner for refugees for the program to speaking with me a short time ago you'

san felipe road is the road that goes into the area. major problems otherwise, but slowing out of the altamont. at the top of the screen, we do have activity related to yesterday's fire, and there was another fire off of i-80, and we're keeping our eyes peeled and conditions are still tough out there. good volume of traffic heading south, and no delays from here to the golden gate bridge. >>> every day since george floyd died unarmed and handcuffed, tens of thousands have marched demanding justice. later today thousands are expected to gather again to honor floyd's memory at the first of several public memorials, happening at the campus of north central university in minneapolis, and that's where we find jay gray this morning. >> reporter: across the country overnight, thousands of protesters spilling into the streets like they have every night since george floyd's death. responding to the calls for justice -- >> we're here today because george floyd is not here. >> reporter: minnesota's attorney general announces charges against three

. >> only time that we are heard is when we burn felipe down. america does not want to hear, right? they will see more burning or looting felipe. >> tucker: and of course like so many revolutionary states, intending with radical social orders and chop has been divided by segregation being a new frontier of civil rights and those of one color order to make payments to those of another color. >> i want you to find by the time you leave, this autonomous zone, i want you to get $10 to one african-american person from this autonomous zone. that is a challenge for you. if that is a challenge i'm not sure that is the place. white people, i see every single one of you. and i remember your faces. >> tucker: it is a request for reparations and backed up with the threat they always are. i see you and i will remember your face! in other words are you in life of the revolution or who do you support stolen napoleon or snowball? choose wisely. radio host jason rantz is fox's envoy to chop unofficially, and we don't have diplomatic privileges yet but he joins u

el cariturista felipe creÓ una caricatura que tuvo un cambio radical de la noche a la maÑana. >>> seÁrquez, noticias telemundo. >>> y este es un niÑo de ocho aÑos que se ofrece para hacer mandados y encargos en una bicicleta prestada a cambio de algÚn dinero para ayudar a su madre allÁ en guatemala, que se quedÓ sin trabajo por la pandemia del coronavirus y no tiene cÓmo alimentar a Él y sus dos hermanitos. el pequeÑo josÉ se convierte de esta manera en todo un ejemplo. de esta manera llegamos al final de este espacio informativo, gracias por acompaÑarnos, recuerden que mÁs informaciÓn esta tarde y esta noche en noticiero telemundo y en noticiero telemundo - nuestro papÁ muriÓ en un accidente de carro. estaba irreconocible. a nosotros no nos dejaron verlo. recibimos otra llamada para el seguro de vida. - o sea, tu papÁ tenÍa un seguro de vida. - sÍ. - se me aparece mi papÁ despuÉs de dos aÑos. - a mÍ ustedes me han despertado las sospechas de algo. - yo estaba sumamente gordo, doctora. yo pesaba 365 libras. - ¡guao! - yo fui donde ella y me hizo una regresiÓn. efectivamente, yo bajÉ

les quiero aclarar que solamente podrÁn comer al felipe, en el exterior del restaurante.rantes condado de san mateo podrÁn servir comida a sus clientes en el exterior de sus locales,pero para algunos niÑos de negocios estÁ ayudando resolver todos sus problemas econÓmicos. >> nos ayudarÁ en gran parte porque supuestamente la gente sÓlo puede comer afuera, es lo que yo sÉ y nada mÁs tengo una casa de cuatro sanos. repor en, rogelio alvarado que algo es algo. autoridades del condado de san mateo de recomienda a suscomerciantes que consultan sociedades para saber cÓmo mecer vender mÁs clientes fuera de sus locales. >> los restaurantes tienen que evaluar con suciedad, la localidad, el departamento de zonificaciÓn local puede que puedo utilizar en lugares de la vÍa comÚn como aceras o banquetas. marÍa: esto es para los niÑos es que no tienen mesas en el exterior. recomiendanvisitar la pÁgina pantallas para saber quÉ restricciones especÍficas . >> distanciamiento en mesas, lÍmite de personas en la mesa, tiene que ser del mismo hogar. marÍa: tienen que usar mascarillas y sÓlo se

the 49th minute i'm only for the assistants trying to deny them an equaliser replace confirm john felipe my teacher was in an offside position a warning sign for bush. it was labor couzens turn for premier chose celebrations on 67 minutes most a day of the squirmed away from 2 mites defenders the full baumgartner now found the next but true and this was adjudged to have found jeremy as it used to in the build up they are striking out but was increasingly looking like the champions league consolation goal. there was a late scaffold couzin when finances let rip at the cross bok aimed to the resting . a one nil victory for lee. couzin but it wasn't enough with that that was so winning. that sell finished the season on $63.00 points the table would have been enough to qualify for the champions league in each of the last 15 seasons. we couldn't do it we tried our best $63.00 points wasn't enough but if we're sitting here together next year with $63.00 points i think it would be enough for the champions league 3 d. for the champions league champions league spot might be that anyway to hold on

can felipe's lettuces the wounds of the past a quote rekindled by the discrimination all too present in our society belgium's national parliament has already set up a truth and reconciliation commission on the country's colonial history for many it's a small step in the right direction nadine barber al-jazeera. one person has been killed and several others wounded during largely peaceful protests in sudan tuesday's them astray sions drew hundreds of thousands of people on to the streets in cities and towns across the country the protesters want justice for those killed the during and the after the rule of former president omar al bashir heba morgan reports now from capital. despite the pandemic and coronavirus state of health emergency hundreds of thousands poured on to sudan street from the capital to the various states and to those stuck in displacement camps because of years of conflict all demanding the transitional government steps up to complete the goals of the revolution 6 6. we want the transitional government to deliver on justice for the lives lost so these are not protest

the country's history expressed what he calls his deepest regrets for colonial rule and africa king felipe acknowledged that acts of violence and cruelty were committed and that the wounds are still being felt in what is now a democratic republic of congo a journalist accused of instigating the 2017 arraign in economic protests has been sentenced to death. used in messaging platform to post videos and information about iranian officials well those are the headlines i'll have much more news for you here on al-jazeera to rewind stay with us. hello and welcome again to rewind. since the launch of al-jazeera english back in 2006 were built up a library of award winning films and here on rewind we're very visiting some of the best of them today we're reminded to 2013 when we went on the cover on a wildlife smuggling trail stretching from madagascar off the southeast coast of africa across asia to malaysia on the trail of a man known as the pablo escobar of reptile smuggling. well global wildlife trafficking is estimated to be worth billions of dollars every year almost as lucrative as the trade

it erupted early this morning in a remote area near san felipe bay and silver creek roads.pix 5's ket do has the very latest. >> reporter: the fire started at about 3:00 in the morning about a mile and a half deep inside some private property with no public access. what's more, it started somewhere near the pg&e transmission lines. >> look closely and you can see the possible point of origin right here. it's marked off by some redtape. on the ground, not much to see, but above is a different story. it's a balloon made a some kind of shiny metallic foil like material. listen closely and you can hear crackling as the wind blows the balloon into contact with the other lines. >> it makes you wonder how did this fire get started. >> absolutely, ose alys the concerns. how did this fire start. currently we have an area of origin so we will have our investigator hopefully be here within the next hour to do a full investigation to determine the cause. >> reporter: the call came in at 3 am when at first it was only about five acres. albeit a very steep terrain of heartland way and ce

trabajar en la nasa susana nos cuenta esta historia para inspirar otros jóvenes >> (inaudible) >> felipeiños >> nacido en estados unidos y criado en méxico >> nacido en california en la ciudad de (nombre en inglés) pero crecí en mexicali >> no habrá una graduación por el coronavirus (covid-19) se tendrá que conformar con una ceremonia virtual >> es algo >> es la nasa la verdad que no sé si me vayan a admitir no sé qué vaya a pasar >> la pandemia causó que muchos perdieran su trabajo y la posibilidad de ser empleado era pequeña y pensaba en una cosa >> (inaudible) para la nasa u otras compañías , me entretenía en (inaudible) >> sin embargo no se dejó y ahora agradece a su familia por estar con él en esta lucha >> la vida en mexicali siendo pegada a la frontera es complicada la verdad me enorgullece y lo digo con humildad de representar a nuestra gente que la verdad los sueños se pueden cumplir >> aunque no tendrá una ceremonia tradicional esta crisis dice le ha enseñado algo más >> un ceremonia no se necesita para reconocer lo que está atrás del certificado que lo que está pasando ayude a

arduo convencer a la embajada de estados unidos en cuba, pasaron los 50 dias tra tratando de que felipeuda humanitaria y fuera repatriado a estados unidos, ahshasta que por fin s s resolvieron las gesti9noones y o volver a casa. >>> contento de estar con los i mios. >>> aqui esta en miami, felipe a alvarez conmovido hasta las l lagrimas, 2 meses despues de de uuno de los meses mas dcificiles de u vida, dependia de ootros para n conseguir comida o cualquier t a tramite, hasta que le ofrecieron un vuelo humanitario con la aerolinea delata, la embajada b habia dicho que daria prioridad a personas vulnerables y es el caso de felipe y muchos niÑos, d en cuba la demanda era alta, habi habian 800 grinestadounidenses poder salir por el cierre de los espacios aereos, fue un regreso agridulce, esta feliz de volver, aunque sin su ÑecompaÑera, la va continua. >>> que historia, mmuchisimas gracias martin, imaginate, que tristeza me da, en cuba ha fal fallecido mucha gente por el v covid-19 en este caso, felipe que bueno que esta de vuelta, m por lo menos tiene el alietnntoe su flamilia, estar en cub

point of having this review is that when we are nurses it will be comprehensive we know that edward felipe the prime minister has said throughout the crisis health workers deserve to be paid more money and again in his address to the nation on sunday monday night and back on president back on himself reasserted thought that they would be a real valuation of the pay you know health work is something that many people a welcoming here but already the notion of that's definitely going to take place because so far all these promises have come there has been little in the way of detail we know how important help with this so because of the current pandemic and how hard that they've been working but also many people have said you know the fact that the government is going to recognize health care workers in the past t.j. this year instead of helping military parade it will be a parade of health workers what they saying is let's not start revealing. let's put money into our system let's create more jobs unpaid doctors nurses technical staff porters the money they just a. busy lunchtime scene is th

staying in africa now as the democratic republic of congo marks 60 years of independence belgium's king felipe has expressed his regret for his country's brutal colonial rule in the congo and a letter to the president of the d.r. c. the king acknowledged belgium's racist legacy under king leopold the 2nd expressing quote deepest regrets for the harm done to the congolese people the memory of which is still burned into the country's collective memory. it was 65 years ago that belgian flags were taken down in the capital of what was then called the belgian congo guided by independence leader patrice lumumba the republic of congo declared itself independent from belgian after 75 year colonial rule remember went on to become the country's 1st elected prime minister. and kept a violent chapter of history millions of congolese were enslaved and killed during belgians colonial rule. in a letter to the president she said heavy the belgian king expressed regret for the suffering and oppression caused by belgian colonizers and kinshasa people had mixed reactions to. letter. to lead to the letter yes it'

and we are joined now by felipe agron day united nations high commissioner for refugees welcome to the program and thank you for joining us thank you very much. mr gardiner we have heard it including in that report many warnings about a potential humanitarian disaster if coronavirus hits refugee camps around the world but instead so far we have seen some of the most dramatic cases in major metropolitan areas how big of a threat is the coronavirus posing to refugees right now in your assessment. the fact that depends on the country in which they are there are countries in which we have many rights and that's latino merica for example where of course refugees are exposed to from the health perspective as much as nationals and others we have seen less of an outbreak. in africa for example which is a big theater for refugee movements so it's really very beryl's but what we have seen almost everywhere is very catastrophic impact on the economic side refugees displaced people live off very fragile incomes daily wages the informal economy all of which disappears in situations of lockdown so t

ahora nos vamos con felipe, ¿quÉ piensas hacer?mplicarÍa tomar medidas, indudablemente cada familia es diferente, las mediado edades d las niÑos diferente, ahÍ ella hablaba de una niÑa chiquitita, muchas familias comparte un con los abuelos y son un factor de riesgo, en ese sentido tambiÉn encuentro que si yo tuviera a mis padres, a los abuelos de los niÑos en la casa quizÁs tambiÉn tomarÍa otras precauciones, en este caso estamos con sÓlo los niÑos. karla: karla, ¿tÚ cÓmo maestra quÉ opinas de la pero faperturas campamentos de verano tiempos de coronavirus? karla: no sÓlo soy maestra, sino que tengo dos niÑos sh, es lo encuentro malo, aÚn no sabemos suficiente y nos preocupa, sabemos que algunas familias estÁn tomando decisiones, porque especÍficamente tienen inseguridad econÓmica, pero hay que seguir el pensamiento cientÍfico, lo que sabemos es que aquÍ en los estados unidos a lo largo de los siglos este paÍs todavÍa valora el poder econÓmico mÁs que el valor de las personas, hay un covid nuevo que estÁ impactando solamente a los

the country's history expressed what he calls his deepest regrets for colonial rule and africa king felipe acknowledged that acts of violence and cruelty were committed and that the wounds are still being felt in what is now a democratic republic of congo. a journalist accused of instigating the 2017 arraign in economic protests has been sentenced to death. used in messaging platform to post videos and information about iranian officials well those are the headlines i'll have much more news for you here on al-jazeera to rewind stay with us. hello and welcome again to rewind. since the launch of al-jazeera english back in 2006 were built up a library of award winning films and here on rewind we're very visiting some of the best of them today we're reminded to 2013 when we went undercover on a wildlife smuggling trail.

day that the un declared there were now almost 80000000 people forcibly displaced around the world felipe program day said libya was one of the places that concern to most what a noise that we put we must continue to focus or so on the situation of libyan civilians and of refugees and migrants the detention has decreased at least in the detention centers where we have access we we estimate that migrants and refugees the pains went from 5000 thought about 1500 but for all of them even those that we managed to extract life continues to remain very risky made worse by the constraints imposed by the pandemic and departures by sea towards europe which had decreased our picking up again already commanders working for general haftar are being investigated for possible war crimes by the international criminal court now a new investigation reporting to the human rights council looks close to being set up what it needs though is this resolution to be passed diplomats. say that's likely they say it's possible it will be agreed by consensus without the need of a vote early next week james out of the

has expressed regret for his colonial rule over what is now the democratic republic of congo king felipe of knowledge that acts of violence and cruelty were committed he said the wounds of the past were still being felt the message was sent to the congolese president felix just a kitty on the country's 60th anniversary of independence from belgium a belgium's king leopold sees parts of central africa in 1905 and run it for personal profit historians say as many as 10000000 people died during his rule from murderous starvation or disease after his ownership of congo ended in 1008 he handed the country over to the belgian state several statues of leopold have been vandalized or torn down in recent weeks as part of protests against racism that during a belgium's colonial rule mixed race children were kidnapped from their families and placed in orphanages 5 of them have filed a lawsuit against the belgian state accusing it of crimes against humanity their lawyer says babies born to belgian and congolese parents were known as shoulder and of shame. that didn't want to see it comes back again

fire kris is talking about, the silver creek valley ride between silver creek valley road and valley felipe road. we will continue to track both of those fires, but the freeways at least are moving smooth. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:on5:02 right now. >>> we'll take you live to washington now and that's where we find "today in the bay"'s tracy spo tracie potts this morning. business owners need this flexibility. >> right, because they have the availability of the money, at least many of them did but paying back the money and how they use the money was the issue here. some changes have been made passed unanimously or by unanimous consent and is on its way to the president's desk. it gives them longer to spend the money, 24 weeks instead of 8, and allows them to use more of the money to pay their bills, rent and utilities as opposed to having to use the bulk of it to pay payroll, and so it's a different split. it extends the deadline to rehire people to coincide with the ending extended unemployment insurance. lots of big businesses that have smaller individual locations were able to

it started near a neighborhood along san felipe and silver creek valley road.u a better idea of what firefighters were against. they managed to keep it away from homes and structures. firefighters expect to remain there until about noon today. so far there's no word of a cause. >>> happening now -- kris sanchez is speaking with firefighters asking what will this mean for the fire season here in the bay area. and she's also going to have a live report for us and give us more of what we can expect from what's going on there today. you can head to our twitter feed for more details. >>> mourners are gathering in minneapolis for the first in a series of memorials planned in honor of george floyd. he'll be buried next week in his hometown of houston. nbc bay area will carry a special report on today's memorial or you can follow us on your home page. and we'll have more coverage later tonight with an nbc bay area news special called "race in america." a conversation. we are devoted an entire hour to explore racial divide here in our community. join jessica aguirre and

fire crews in san jose are trying to get a handle on this five-acre brush fire burning near san felipe spreading slowly and 60 firefighters on the scene right now. >>> number two. we're learning more about the officer involved shooting that killed a 22-year-old man in vallejo during a chaotic night of looting. police say they shot sean monterossa thinking he had a gun in his sweatshirt. it was a hammer. >>> number three. the first memorial service to honor george floyd will be in minneapolis today. reverend al sharpton will deliver the eulogy and coverage will begin at 11:00 a.m. and online at abc7news.com. >>> number four. we're taking a live look at the big board. the new york stock exchange this morning. you can see the dow is down right now about 20 or so points. aboutt 90 minutes ago the weekly unemployment report showed 1.9 million people filed unemployment benefits. tomorrow the may jobs report will be released. >>> off to a slightly cooler morning out there. number five is the heat easing for most of us, but still very dangerous in our inland neighborhoods with 90s and 100s. so

the fire is burning near heartland way and san felipe road in the california oak creek neighborhood. the san jose fire department says it received several calls about the fire around 3:00 this morning. it is now at five acres and slowly spreading. 60 firefighters on the scene right now and the good news no homes are threatened. crews say it took them an hour to get access to the fire because the terrain there is so difficult. we do have a crew on the way to the scene and, of course, give you updates throughout the morning. but in the meantime, we're checking in with meteorologist mike nicco about those conditions really that may have sparked that fire. >> well, the heat yesterday. i'm sure that contributed to it, kumasi. hi, everybody. but the good news is the weather is very conducive this morning. just as you said, that terrain is very difficult for them to get to it but the winds are very light. five miles per hour and stay fairly light until the afternoon hours when they'll start to pick up just a little bit as the sea breeze returns this afternoon. right now you can see the begi

. >> i want to move to felipe cunningham, a councilman from the city of minneapolis where so much ofis centered. minneapolis is really ground zero in so many ways and it was home to george floyd and his family. philippe, i have so many questions for you, but first, i want to know how you're doing and what is happening on the ground in minneapolis in i see here on the zoom call, my friend who is peacefully protesting in los angeles when he was hit with a rubber bullet. we've seen so many images of that kind of unnecessary confrontation and a lot o of them are coming from minneapolis. so how is home? the home team doing and what do we outside of minneapolis need to understand about what's going on on the ground? >> yes, well thank you so much for having me. thank you for that question. i too swrjust want to start offm here today wauf the strept of my ancesto ancestors. so on the ground in minneapolis, folks are mobilizing on a scale we've never seen before and a diverse coalition. very diverse coalition of folks is emerging, demanding justice. not only for george floyd, but justice in

the country's history expressed what he calls his deepest regrets for colonial rule in africa king felipe acknowledged that acts of violence and cruelty were committed and the wounds are still being felt in what is now the democratic republic of congo his message was sent to president for the security on the 60th anniversary of independence for belgium's king leopold seize part of central africa in 885 and run it for personal profit historians say as many as 10000000 people died during his rule for murder starvation or disease after his ownership of congo ended in 1800 of the country over to the belgian state several studies of leopold have been vandalized or torn down in recent weeks as part of protests against racism during belgians colonial rule mixed race children were kidnapped from their families and placed in orphanages 5 of them have filed a lawsuit against the belgian state accusing it of crimes against humanity and lawyers says babies born to belgium congolese parents were known as children of shame because i. didn't want to see it comes back again so much that it remains ankit

at home to mind this 1st half goal by jonathan burke card and the 2nd half penalty from your own felipe. ensured victory for the visitors thankfully for dortmund they have already qualified for next season's champions. and the race for the other 2 champions league places is still a long bow the light see held to a 22 draw by a full tuna dissolute off even though kevin cumple and team of vernon had put leipzig 2 goals ahead the soft hit back with 2 goals in the final 3 minutes to level matters of 4 points ahead of 4th placed. back. and by leverkusen have moved into the 4th champions league qualifying position they defeated cologne 31 on wednesday. put them in front before high habits finishing the fire and moved to double the lead cologne pulled one back but then the rb completed another stylish move to wrap up the win leverkusen are one point ahead of motion back with 2 games to play. benfica are back on top of the portuguese premier league after a 21 win over rio ave on wednesday they both arrivals porto drew the night before allowing them to go top on goal difference we're actually on

with practical solutions to try to make things better and i couldn't be prouder andim, blown away by felipe rashad is a consistent warrior for change. he was part of the conversations we had after ferguson. i think you know that. so as i listen, i am feeling once again inspired. and what has particularly inspired me is the degree to which folks are thinking strategicically, practically at a very detailed level about where are the places where you can make change. and what are the practical solutions backed up by research, data and experience that allows us to create set of communities , safe andafe and just fair, safe and nondiscriminatory, and that is possible. and i think one of the things the factbeen raised is that we don't have the capacity to eradicate 400 years of racism in one fell swoop. if we think this is a seismic shift, i hope people don't feel like nothing is going to happen once we figure this out. i have been known to quote dr. king frequently. it bends towards justice, we bend it. all of you have bent it over the last four, five, six, 10 years and we are seeing the fruits o

were at home to mind the 1st half go by jonathan burkhardt and the 2nd half penalty from is wrong felipe ensured a victory for the visitors thankfully for dortmund they have already qualified for next season's changes in. the race for the other 2 champions league places is still on their rb leipzig were held to a 22 draw by fortuna distilled off even though kevin cumple and team of have put leipzig 2 goals ahead the sold off hit back with 2 goals in the final 3 minutes to level matters like 6 of food in the thick. and by leverkusen have moved into the 4th champions league qualifying position they defeated cologne 31 on wednesday in spain bender put them in front before high harvard's finished 1st fry and moved to double the lead cologne pulled one back but then the rb completed another stylish move to wrap up the wins leverkusen are one point ahead of munchen glad back. the world's top wheelchair tennis player has accused us open organizers of discrimination after the sport was dropped from this year's event in new york paralympian dylan all carr says players were not consulted before th

to comfort critically-ill patients, filmmaker felip barral created a piece call "bella": taking and streamingtos of the natural world. different creative ways to speak and act now. in queens, new york, one of the pandemic's epicenters, a meditation on the ghostly silence of the #7 subway line, 26-year-old local artist frisly soberanis shot this short video of the tracks overhead. >> the memories of the past come up very often and they just sort of slam in front of what i'm seeing. i know what this used to be i know the people that were moving here, the businesses that were open, the energy of the space. and now i see it closed. and then i see that this structure is still continuing to sort of tower over us. >> brown: soberanis' work is part of a large instant exhibition, involving many artists commissioned by the onassis foundation, working with the queens museum and others. soberanis normally makes a living doing video and filmwork. that's gone, and he and his extended family face urgent financial and other chlenges. the pandemic has hit especially hard in his largely minority and immigrant

can felipe's lettuces the goons of the past to quote rekindled by the discrimination all too present in our society belgium's national parliament has already set up a truth and reconciliation commission on the country's colonial history for many it's a small step in the right direction nadine barber al-jazeera. well let's go to tracy bieber tansey actually is a political scientist an activist who focuses on gender and race and she joins us on skype from brussels tracy i note that this letter wrote have deep regret but it stopped short of a full apology is it enough. no actually it's not enough but we are happy because it is a step in the right direction now he's saying that he has deep regrets we need an apology and we need my permission so i will do next steps will come after this letter that. you mentioned reparations there what would you like to see by way of reparations are we talking about money or something more in kind. well i think we will have in belgium a parliamentary commission that will discuss that and i think it should be discussed in the parliamentary commission and t

day that the un declared there were now almost 80000000 people forcibly displaced around the world felipe program day said libya was one of the places that concern to most what a noise that we put we must continue to focus or so on the situation of libyan civilians and of refugees in migrants the detention has decreased at least in the detention centers where we have access we we estimate that migrants and refugees the paines went from 5000 to about 1500 but for all of them even those that we managed to extract life continues to remain very risky made worse by the constraints imposed by the pandemic and departures by sea towards europe which had decreased our picking up again already commanders working for general haftar are being investigated for possible war crimes by the international criminal court now a new investigation reporting to the human rights council looks close to being set up what it needs though is this resolution to be passed. say that's likely they say it's possible it will be agreed by consensus without the need of a vote early next week james ways out of the united nat

wednesday dortmund her home to minus a 1st half goal by jonathan burkhardt 2nd off penalty from john felipe. ensured victory for the visitors thankfully for dortmund they have already qualified for next season's champions league. benfica are back on top of the portuguese premier a leader after a 21 win over rio of a on wednesday their bitter rivals if the porter drew the night before allowing them to go top on goal difference been feet away actually won the down but to read cards to rio all of a help them get back in the game julian viols 87th minute goal securing a 21 win. the world's top wheelchair tennis player has accused u.s. open organizers of discrimination after the sport was dropped from this year's event in new york paralympian dylan all caught says players were not consulted before the u.s. tennis association took the decision this tournament will be played behind closed doors in august because of coronavirus restrictions the 10 time grand slam champion tweeted i thought i did enough to qualify 2 terms champion number one in the world but unfortunately i missed the only thing tha

y tiene que ver la fotografÍa con la que la corona britÁnica celebra el cumpleaÑos del prÍncipe felipe fÁcil, pero no todos lo logran. ojalÁ que nosotros podamos llegar a esa edad. ojalÁ. bueno, que el tiempo nos acompaÑe como hoy en nueva york que hay tormentas en camino esta noche. en cleveland 78 compaÑÍa de miami. mÁs de 40,000,000 hoy en riesgo de tiempo severo hacia el norte, ohio es uno de los sectores mÁs afectados. en michigan las tormentas estÁn aisladas. mira cÓmo se combina con un frente, es esa lÍnea de lluvia que hay sobre la izquierda, esto nos dejarÁ lluvia acompaÑada de tormentas. los acumulados de lluvia no serÁn significativos. lo que sÍ va a hacer es calor. suben la temperatura hasta los 90 y podremos ver algÚn rÉcord de calor en el norte, por eso en el interior tenemos activa ahora mismo la advertencia por calor, temperaturas altas en el estado de nueva york y filadelfia esta tarde podrÍa llegar a los 90, una temperatura tremendamente alta . en el sur tambiÉn a lluvia, las tormentas mÁs activas en la zona de nueva orleans, en luisiana, pero en la florida tendremos

>>> asÍ es, mi querida nicole, por ejemplo, empezando por felipe, creador de caricaturas muy expresivasquiero que nadie sepa, la verdad ahorita tengo una novia y no se las he presentado y nadie sabe, ya pronto, ya pronto, vamos a ver quÉ dice la muchacha si le interesa a ella salir. >>> en medio de la cuarentena, y sus problemas familiares lupillo se prepara para el lanzamiento virtual de su nuevo disco, de corridos. >>> el toro del corrido estÁ de regreso al ruedo. >>> de regreso al ruedo, ya vamos a hacer por primera vez un disco de una presentaciÓn en vivo con la gente a travÉs de facebook. voy a estar presente y vamos a cantar en vivo con el grupo y todo. >>> lupe, despuÉs de la cuarentena tienes algunas fechas listas para regresar con tu pÚblico? >>> ha habido ofertas para el 4 de julio, y hay ofertas como 6 fechas en agosto, creo que voy a ser el Último artista que salga a hacer un concierto, quiero estar seguro de que nadie se me enferme por culpa de ir a un concierto de lupillo rivera, cuido mucho eso. >>> cuÁl es el regalo que tienes para los fans? >>> los invitamos mÁs al rato