john watson reporting, thank you.ravel restrictions forforeign visitors from the european union and schengen zone countries and the uk. all arriving passengers will have their temperature taken at the airport, submit information on whether they have had the virus, and provide their contact details. simonjones reports. the beaches in barcelona look set to become a lot busier as locals are joined by visitors from abroad. spain is opening up to most other european countries as a state of emergency is lifted, formally marking the end of a 3—month lockdown. anyone flying in, though, will face a rather different reception at the airport. there will be temperature checks and visitors will need to provide details of where they are staying. after a period of uncertainty, the spanish government has confirmed uk tourists will be able to visit without having to quarantine on arrival. well, we are discussing with the uk authorities to see if they would do the same on their side. we nevertheless are doing this out of respect for th

spokesperson john na watson what was the difference between last night when there were arrests for curfew violations and tonight when they let the demonstrators out here about 9:30, quarter to 10:00 and there were no citations. she said last night she didn't have any resources to spare. things are much calmer in oakland. they let the people play it out, and they left peacefully. live in oakland, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, before you go, i understand that you were detained by police. what happened? >> reporter: well, i was videotaping an arrest from inside our marked van. a couple people were being arrested, taken out of a van and arrested. i was rolling on it with my phone. an officer told me that i had to drive away, gop to the corner, and i said, i be here, don't i? and he , okay, get out of the van. i was handcuffed and walked up to the street maybe half a block, and i stayed there for maybe 10, 12 minutes. they took the handcuffs off. five minutes after that, an officer came back and said i was doing to try and protect your safety. i kiend of pointed out to the pres

representative sheila jackson lee, hank johnson, representative clay, bonnie watson coleman, john lewis, representative butterfield, and preslere pressley. with that, i'll open it for questions. >> because there are so many of you here today who believe in this legislation, i was wondering if you could maybe, with a show of hands, demonstrate how many of you are confident that this legislation can cross the finish line, that it can actually become law in this current political environment. >> you want us to raise our hands? >> sure. >> there you go. >> is that confidence in president trump? >> that's part of it. >> can i just say, one of the things that gives us confidence is the fact that there are thousands of people around this country marching. there is a movement that has caught fire, that is multi-racial, and that has also spread around the world. we need to think about how the united states appears around the world when we go out and promote human rights. the world is looking at us. that's going to help us over the finish line. yes? >> a good monday morning to you. craig melvin h

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watson. a close run thing for manchester united, john. a close run thing for manchester united, john.was indeed. they left it late, certainly. it has been a week in which we have sought liverpool when the premier league title, the etiquette returned yesterday. title, the fa cup returned yesterday. manchester united the first team into the semi finals after beating norwich 2—1. harry maguire with the crucial goal in extra time. adam wild was watching. amidst the precautions and delays, the fa cup, like so much else, has been made to wait. norwich against manchester united was scheduled for the end of march. instead, this was the first ever fa cup tie to be played injune. the wait for some real excitement, though, went on a little longer. it was the second half before finally an opportunity presented itself. odion ighalo improvising a finish, 1—0 united. but despite their troubles in the premier league, norwich here fought all the way. todd cantwell‘s excellent equalising effortjust reward for those endeavours. they would, though, have to play out extra time a man down. timm klose getti

john fox i. did try i liked all 3 elements very much it was risky watson showed it with some children but he had a good feeling passion for movement from you he was very good and it was a greatly placed pass to stop in denial. dortmund's 20th goal coming in the early stages of the 2nd half on that front at least their league leaders evidently was half time team told so be more effective than some might think. his counterpart responded by replacing that defensive minded pair showbread. with christophe pat tackle. both teams counsel each other out and then came another element. of. stormy weather instead of stormy support instead of 80000 fans the noise came from above a different kind of atmosphere than this majestic stadium is used to. right before the end more tempestuous stuff from sunshine. but he was unable to repeat the much weaker from a weaker. when he put a hat trick past part of on. one militant it results grind it out by dortmund not their usual style. new president leave them that i would have preferred to have one playing nice football with lots of chances but we did win street so it

john c. calhoun from its honors college. current nfl star deshawn watsonfor that change. and clemson's current star is leading a march for change. not just here in the states. athletes around the world joining the fight for racial equality. england's premier players replacing their names on their jerseys with black lives matter. players in germany top soccer league raising their voices. saying justice for george floyd earlier this month. listen to what he said about leadership he sees from president trump. >> i don't think he's the right president for this time. not in a situation like this. you're supposed to be our president. you're supposed to help the situation, not tlorks yhrow, yo oil on the fire. >> earlier this week nascar banning the confederate flag from its races after the only black driver in its top series bubba wallace called for it right here on the cnn. the cup series returns tomorrow at homestead. today pga is back for robertson three today at the colonial in ft. worth. harold varner iii rallied to take a one stroke lead. he's only one of

>> reporter: the board trustees of clemson university stripping john calhoun's name from its honors college after nfl stars deshaun watsonjoined over 20,000 others to sign a petition demanding it be renamed. calhoun the former vice president was a staunch supporter of slavery in the years leading up to the civil war and clemson's campus was built on his plantation. >> people ask questions like, when do we stop taking the names off of buildings at universities? my response to that of course, is when there aren't any named for slave holders. >> reporter: others stepping up and calling for changes at texas university as well. a group of nearly 40 student athletes have written a letter calling for sweeping changes, including renaming several buildings and replacing the school song "the eyes of texas." ♪ a song that was once performed by white performers singing in blackface. ursin her transfer. >> it simply does not align with my moral compass or personal conviction. >> reporter: her announcement coming after the president of the christian university, jerry falwell, in a since-deleted tweet called out virginia governor to ma

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>>the new tell all book by john bolton is shedding new light on president trump's relationship with chinese the chinese president yeah, it we got ivan watsonht now explaining that the white house continues to deny nearly every part of the book and still trying to stop its publication. >>hong kong protests indoctrination camps for rigor muslims in china. the u.s. china trade war. all flash point in the tense u.s. china relationship. every she all areas where a former trump insider alleges the u.s. president's public message ship doesn't match his private statements, beijing is bristling condemning a new law signed wednesday by trump. the weaker human rights policy act of 2020 threaten sanctions against those accused of the mass incarceration of hundreds of thousands of mostly weaker muslims in china's xi engine region why are you chan and interviewed dozens of readers over the last 2 years. some say they survived what they described as modern day concentration camps to others say loved ones disappeared into the sprawling prison system will teach him he's yet to be published book obtained by cnn, former national security adviser john bolton

watson, thank you to you as well. important note to our viewers. don't miss this wednesday the former national security adviser john bolton.in me in the situation room to discuss his new bomb shell book. our interview during our 6:00 p.m. eastern hour here on cnn. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ however, there is one thing you can be certain of. the men and women of the united states postal service. we're here to deliver cards and packages from loved ones and also deliver the peace of mind of knowing that essentials like prescriptions are on their way. every day, all across america, we deliver for you. and we always will. here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is a special edition of "the situ

watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. india has overtaken spain to be the fifth worst—affected country in the world for covid—19 infections. india's tally now exceeds 246,600 cases according to figures from johnsmes as restaurants and malls get ready to re—open on monday as lockdown restrictions are relaxed. dr ramanan laxminarayan is director of the us—based center for disease dynamics. he advises various indian state governments on the covid—19 pandemic. lockdown in india, which was put in place on march 24th, at midnight, was always meant to be a short—term measure to delay the peaks, so that the system could prepare with hospital beds and ventilators and personnel and guidelines. it was never meant to be or could never have been a way of fighting the epidemic in the long term. i think the time for that preparedness has come and gone and lockdowns in a country like india are not as effective as they might be western countries in terms of containing the spread of the virus. they are also much more expensive and costly from a livelihood standpoint and for the economy. so i don't think there's a choice. i think back in april is when this process should have started and there will undoubtably b

john newton, the testing coordinatorfor england. with me now is our political correspondent iain watson. head of the uk statistics watchdog and normally statistics is quite a watchdog and normally statistics is quitea dry watchdog and normally statistics is quite a dry subject but this was quite a dry subject but this was quite a dry subject but this was quite a powerful attack on the way the government are presenting statistics on testing. it was very powerful, lies, damned lies and statistics is the old phrase but perhaps lies, damned lies and statistics is what worries the authority. david law grove, who chairs the authority, wrote in no uncertain terms to health secretary matt hancock that the figures he produces are farfrom matt hancock that the figures he produces are far from complete, far from comprehensible and also said the way the data was being analysed and presented was of limited value and presented was of limited value and it seems to be aimed at showing the largest possible number of tests, even at the expense of understanding those statistics. to put some flesh on the bo

i waited to john do your little wave. i waited tojohn watson. good morning to you.ited are the first team into the fa cup semifinals, beating norwich 2—1 in extra time. 0dion ighalo handed united a second—half lead before todd cantwell equalised. norwich went into extra time a man down. tim klose was sent off in the 89th minute. it was heading for penalties, but harry maguire scored the winner to take 0le gunner solksjaer‘s side to the last four. ijoined this i joined this club ijoined this club to win trophies, when a semifinal in the fa cup is a great competition and we look forward to it. when a semifinal does come and we get drawn against. and keep your eyes peeled on the draw later, alan shearer conducting it at half—time during the newcastle and manchester city match, which is live on bbc1 later, one of three remaining fa cup ties being played today. in the premier league yesterday, aston villa manager dean smith really wasn't happy at all, notjust with the result, his side beaten 1—0 by wolves, leaving them in the relegation zone. but the way football's chang

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johns live at the white house with more. hi, joe. >> good morning, alisyn. nascar moving away from confederate symbolism, kagt indicating it will no longer fly the confederate flag, this after bubba watson drove a black lives matter car on the track. nascar also indicating it's trying to move towards more inclusiveness for all fans. meanwhile, this is in stark contrast of what's going on here at the white house. and the president weighing in on the issue of u.s. military bases named after confederate generals. first, some top pentagon officials indicated that they were at least open to the idea of discussing renaming ten u.s. army bases around the country named after confederate generals. the president indicating in a tweet just yesterday, as far as he's concerned, his administration will not consider the idea, citing american heritage. meanwhile, there are some other developments here in the united states on this very issue of symbolism involving the police, namely the -- a&e, which is a network, has now announced it is going to essentially get rid of the show "live pd." that's a show that follows the police. they've decided they're going to do that after they were involved in the reco

let's cross to the bbc sport centre and join john watson. football back with a bang.rsenal taking the headlines as tempers spilled over at the final whistle after losing late on against brighton, one of four games yestreday. in what was a landmark day with a premier league game shown on the bbc for the first time. here's alex gulrajani. just the 32 years since the bbc‘s last top—flight game. no pressure, then, on ian wright and alan shearer. or on bournemouth and crystal palace, for what was another first day of firsts in english football. they had the honour of breaking that wait, and luka milivojevic made sure the first live premier league goal on bbc television was one to remember. crystal palace picked up where they left off pre—lockdown, winning games of football. jordan ayew grabbed their second as bournemouth stay in the relegation zone. brighton moved five points clear of the bottom three in another first — a top—flight saturday 3pm, live on the box. neal maupay won't forget this in a hurry. first he was involved in a clash which left arsenal goalkeeper bernd