rory says it"s good but strange to be back. rory says it's good but strange to be back. it's funny.eel for a saturday afternoon, being in contention, pga tour, i feel sort of weird out there. the first couple of days it was fine but definitely today, it's feeling strange and i'm sure tomorrow will feel pretty strange, especially with so many guys in and around the lead. ultimately, we all need to break down the golf course week in week out, that doesn't change tomorrow. the crowd and fans bring the atmosphere and the energy, but it doesn't change the task. so you know, all of us in contention, we're going to have a lot on our minds, but it will be a different atmosphere, obviously. norwich city have confirmed one of their players has tested positive for corona virus a day after they played in a friendly against tottenham. out of 1,200 players and staff tested in the premier league two positive results came back. in a statement the club said: they haven't named the player. the spanish league returned last night, with barcelona looking anything but rusty, scoring just 66 seconds into

. —— rory mcilroy. and had a lot of contact with him. -- rory mcilroy. today at the golf course. isaid was here. today at the golf course. i said it's fine. you never know. i said to him, if i was in your position i probably would have been here too. at this point you have to focus on getting better and getting healthy. rory mcilroy there. that is all of the sport for now. thanks, mike. beijing has announced the first details of a new draft security law for hong kong that would drastically change the city's way of life. the draft law includes plans to create a new national security office in hong kong which would collect intelligence. the office will also handle crimes against national security, which would include pro—democracy protests, that beijing views as 'subversion'. china says the new security law will tackle any separatist activity, terrorism and collusion with foreign forces. international organisations and hong kong activists have said this law will crush hong kong's freedoms. a powerful prosecutor who's investigated several of president trump

rory mcilroy spoke very strongly about golf needing to be more diverse and we had that really powerful during play. how sharp are the players looking, what's the latest? we did, yes. 8:30pm six time reserve for a mark of respect for george floyd, and those players were already out on the golf course they took their pause at that point. there was a short message from the commissioner of the tour and that meant that play was suspended just for a moment of reflection they then sounded once again, beneath beautiful clear blue skies, although there were no spectators in fort worth, texas, there has been plenty of very very good golf played, most notably by an englishman, justin rose who is leading after a seven under par 63. isjust going to ask about that, because there were a couple of charity events there were a bit ropey, but here we are we are backin a bit ropey, but here we are we are back in the pga tour, it... ill make it look like justin back in the pga tour, it... ill make it look likejustin rosemont back in the pga tour, it... ill make it look like justin rosemont a back in the pg

after a three month wait, rory says it good but strange to be back., scoring 66 seconds into their match against real mallorca. their star player lionel messi secured the comforable win. he made it a—0 with his 20th goal of the season. barca are now five points clear of their la liga rivals real madrid at the top of the table. yesterday, we showed you fans returning to rugby stadiums in new zealand for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic. now tennis fans at novak djokovic's club in belgrade have been allowed in to watch a tournament organised by the world number one in serbia after almost three months of no competition. it wasn't all serious though, as the wimbledon champion challenged a ball boy, who took a point off him! a day he will never forget! let's see this cheeky return again. totally out of reach for djokovic. racing and there was a shock 200/1winner at newbury yesterday. intercessor ridden by ciaren fallon edged out the favourite naswaary to become the joint longest—priced winner in british flat racing history. a great moment for

rory chalons al-jazeera price and. police in kenya being accused of heavy handed tactics of the mourners trying to stop the funeral of a popular singer the government ordered burials as soon as possible during the coronavirus pandemic so her it. could should have been a funeral ceremony in a celebration of life turned into these chaotic scene. fans mourning a benny just she gives death in his home town she rocked the learning of his body into the ground policing casino county responded with tear gas and gunshots as hundreds defied coded 19 restrictions. talk about a question he refused to bother him today he did not die of coronavirus i the police were unable to stop them feeling with his casket until eventually getting it back again during the night he woke community in kenya has elaborate burial customs his fans and family are accusing government leaders and the police of disrespecting the dead they refused to rush burial and demanded more time to mourn. requesting. the communist government you know it's not all our

world number one, rory mcilroy opening his round with a birdie on the third. a good sign with three majors and possibly the ryder cup to come later this year. alex gulrajani, bbc news. there's a call for greater representation of black people on the boards of major sports in the uk. it comes from wheelchair racer anne wafula strike. she's on the board of uk athletics, and is the only black board member across britain's 12 biggest sports. how come i'm the only black person on one of these big, you know, boards? i think itjust really shows that we really need to be doing something, you know, as a sporting community. it is wrong. can you imagine all the black young people who represent this country, when they look around these big boards they cannot see any versions of themselves? this season's fa cup final is going to be renamed the heads up fa cup final. it's to support the season—long mental health campaign, that's been led by the duke of cambridge, who is president of the fa. the final is currently, due to be played on 1st august, and the duke says it's an op

rory mcilroy is in contention heading into the final round of the rbc heritage in south carolina.nder par, four shots off the lead. the second tournament of novak djokovic's charity series is under way in croatia. it's part of the adria tour and world number one djokovic won his first match in straight sets against borna coric. other players involved include marin cilic and grigor dimitrov. dominic thiem won the first tournament in belgrade. and a century break from stephen maguire has helped him edge in front against neil robertson in their snooker tour championship quarterfinal. maguire leads 6—5 — the first to nine frames will reach the semi finals. there has been general relief for elite sportsmen and women who can return to training, but top gymnast danusia francis has told the bbc she has still not been allowed back into her gym near heathrow. that's because she does not represent great britain. francis, who represents jamaica,has called on the government to change the rules, saying they discriminate against her. chris slegg reports. training ina training in a car park outsi

tied with rory mcilroy. 7-under 63. second shot. 6thhole.ikawa is 9-under. everyone chasing harold varner in iii. halfway through he's 11-under par. ending thing he started with a triple bogey on one, keep his focus, didn't let it bother him and he's the leader. >>> the owners made a proposal and said we'll give you a 74 game schedule and 80% of your salary and the players have to sunday to answer. they won't take it. they want 100%. back in the day when they played and reporters asked stupid questions, guys like bryce harper had snappy answers. it happened on this day in 2012. >> bryce, you know of course in canada are legal drinking age. a celebratory beer would make sense, you have a favorite beer. >> it's illegal to drink in the states. >> i'm not answering that. that's a clown question. that's a clown question. they made t-shirts saying that. >>> baseball, beer and babies coming up, a great catch by a fan with his beer cup, and let the guzzling begin after that. here's dad making a good catch with his daughter on his lap. not to mention

rory mcilroy opening his round with a birdie on the third.to come later this year. alex gulrajani, bbc news. and justin rose remains the joint leader at the close of play in texas. back home, james anderson says england's cricketers will consider, joining the west indies in an, anti—racist gesture, when the test series starts next month. the windies are still deciding, if they will add to the protests that have happened since the death of george floyd in the us. anderson says it's been a thought—provoking few weeks for the squad, and they're talking about what they can do to make a stand. professional football returns next week, and this season's fa cup final is going to be renamed the heads up fa cup final. it's to support the season—long mental health campaign that's been led by the duke of cambridge — who is president of the fa. he says the final can be an opportunity to promote good, positive mental health for everyone. it's currently due to be played on the 1st august. and there was an, unorthandox world record last night, as athletics f

rory cellan—jones, bbc news.cel or delay countless performances. in switzerland, a group of acrobats decided the show must go on. alanna petroff reports on how these individuals got back to work in a surprising new setting. you may be maintaining your social distance safe at home. here, in the swiss alps, these acrobats are social distancing at an altitude of 3,000m — that's nearly 10,000 feet! the show involves some blindfolded cable walking, some slow scary cycling. this one is called the wheel of the death. 0rganisers say this stunt, with the steep cable incline, set a new record. acrobat freddy nock and his troupe performed their death—defying moves to raise awareness about the artists who have not been able to perform over the past few months. it's good for everybody we don't give up, and keep thinking positive for the future. it's a hard time now, but i think it will become better also. it's certainly been a time of highs and lows, a time of balancing priorities. these acrobats hope their performance at the

it may have to roll some of these easing back and then go back to a more full lockdown situation ok rory good to talk to you as a thank you so much for a challenge there correspondent live for us in westminster just listened to the house of commons. yemen susie's are being accused of actively covering up the extent of the coronavirus outbreak in areas they control aid groups say the numbers of infections and deaths a much higher of what is being reported and they're warning they're running out of money to help shelob ellis reports. the world health organization believes hundreds of people have died of corona virus in yemen with thousands more infected yet the official tally is 112 to it's with just 4 from who 3 areas like aaron and. others. this man says they have waited for help since 8 am it's now 3 pm don't look at any of our american people yell at him to stop recording as he continues he says he called health lines security officials politicians and no one else had his course in the who think controlled north people are often buried in secret or at night there are reports that famil

. >>> second round of the travelers championship in connecticut, rory mcilroy, from 83 yards out to within feet. he would birdie the hole. 9 under, tied for fourth place. field chasing 50-year-old phil mickelson, lefty, this is impressive, holes out of the bunker for birdie. 13, downhill putt, 32 feet away, sinks it. he's leader at 13 under. >>> sharks star evander kane and joel ward and others have made it goal to make real change through the hockey diversity alliance. focusing at grassroots level for participation, youth to top levels of the game. >> lot of the issues we think and feel we can create change, it starts at top. if nhl is doing it, everybody else is going to do it. >>> you send video, larry calls the action. east bay pup that loves the game of soccer. [ barking ] >> meet pedro peralta, shorky, he loves soccer, a dogged defender for sure, although game slows down when pedro uses the ball as chew toy. pedro is a rescue from oakland, boy did he find the right home? after soccer, time for >>> happy ♪ ba, da, ba, ba, da, ba, ♪ ba, da, ba, ba, da, ba, da, ba ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmel live

leaves a wife and 3 children his widows expecting their 4th child he was a finalist for britain's rory peck award in 2016 for covering the long standing war in yemen here some of the video he filmed including surviving a drone attack. this is the exact moment the drone attacks help in the field bravely faced similar challenges and threats during his help to bring a better understanding of the yemeni to the international community. thousands turned out to mourn him saying prayers are cheering to celebrate his life as the beatles prophet to his funeral who's now been buried in a head of the un's education and culture agency has paid tribute. i condemn the murder of newbie or how. brave reporters like in the bureau has done carry out important work keeping people in the amman informed and documenting the extreme conditions their country is experiencing they must be offered every possible protection. our thoughts are with the beatles family ok riots in the us and covert chaos throughout the world but the markets are looking remarkably fresh as that makes sense making sense of the surge nex

leaves a wife and 3 children his widow is expecting their 4th child he was a finalist for britain's rory peck award in 2016 for covering the long standing war in yemen hear some of the video he filmed including surviving a drone attack. well this is the exact moment. an appeal bravely faced similar challenges and threats during his work and helped to bring a better understanding of the yemeni conflict to the international community. turned out to mourn him saying prayers and cheering to celebrate his life as they carried the coffin to his people he's now been buried in the head of the un's education and culture agency has paid tribute. i condemn the murder of newbie. brave reporters like an appeal has done carry out important work keeping people in the amman informed and documenting the extreme conditions that countries are experiencing they must be offered every possible protection. friday afternoons news headlines are shaping up for no news from just off camera are busy putting together all the latest updates i'll bring them to you in just over 30 in the meantime our documentary libert

leaves a wife and 3 children his widow was expecting their 4th child he was a finalist for britain's rory peck award in 2016 for covering the long standing war in yemen here's some of the video he filmed including surviving a drone attack. quite an incredible moment the exact moment in fact happened. bravely faced similar challenges threat steering his health to bring a better understanding of the yemeni conflict to the international community. thousands turned over to mourn him seeing prayers on cheering to celebrate his life as the cardinal builds coffin to his family he's not been buried in 8 and the head of the un's education and culture agency has paid tribute. i condemn the murder of newbie who has. brave reporters like an appeal has done carry out important work keeping people in the amman informed and documenting the extreme conditions that countries are experiencing they must be offered every possible protection. for this hour all the big updates all the news they and lots more content besides can always be followed almost social media channels just a click away and in iran 30 mi

this tournament has attracted the top five players in the world, including rory mcelroy.chwab challenge is the first of five events scheduled to be played without any fans. >>> the national football league plans to resume practices next month. yesterday, they issued a memo on how teams can reopen their practice facilities. the major topics involved visible distancing, cleaning those facilities and equipment, preparing food, and also personal protective equipment. any business can be done remotely will continue. the 49ers have to get approval from santa clara county officials before players can return. >> our commitment is to work collaboratively with you to ensure that we are g the health and safety's of the greater community first. we have an infectious disease response team. for this, we imagine testing of our staff on a regular basis. >> anyone who goes into that facility, whether it is players, support staff, they will undergo daily screening and testing. everyone inside has to wear a mask at all times. when outside on the field, there will be no groups bigger than 60

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our correspondent rory cellan—jones there.demiology of infectious diseases at the university of nottingham. he has 30 years of experience in contact tracing and has previously served as a consultant for public health england. good afternoon, thank you for joining. good afternoon. what do you make of the government's difficulties with developing this app, and how important do you think it is getting on top of this epidemic? i'm not an expert in developing apps and it is sort of sad and disappointing that we haven't got one. there are other apps around the world but they are incredibly intrusive and go as far as tracking people's movements directly, which i think wouldn't be a cce pta ble directly, which i think wouldn't be acceptable in the current... in our human rights situation of basically privacy data. i think it is a big help having these apps because it helps you identify who you are in close contact with, particularly when we reopen shops. currently i seem to get... through my local supermarket i travel, including the q

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took down that particular act so today could do the same thing again that you know there was this few rory which was completely confected so i'm not saying we shouldn't talk about these things at all but we should ask ourselves why. in particular establishment media outlets are much more comfortable talking about those issues rather than things like the way black people are overrepresented when it comes to the prison system or black people are 8 times more likely to have a taser discharge from them by british police forces these are much more difficult questions. you know everyone would prefer to talk about you know is fawlty towers racist or not people don't want to talk about our prison system moving away from the t.v. in the film elements of things we've also been focusing on monuments and we've been talking about was in church will start to being boarded up ahead of these riots or the protests that are taking place today i should say what do you make of that but what is this what i've come from i think all the heritage and every time i try and talk about the bengal famine and winston c

rory mcilroy‘s tied for fourth at the moment, as he tries to win his first tournament of the year.s. that is what i am going to settle down in front of this afternoon. that's all the sport for now. the us has recorded an all—time daily high of 40,000 coronavirus infections, according to figures from johns hopkins university. the white house coronavirus task force warned young people that their behaviour posed a risk to older people who are more vulnerable. 866,000 people aged between 18 and 44 have coronavirus. that's 200,000 more than the next age range. and four times more than those over 75, who are among the most vulnerable. the leading government advisor — dr anthony fauci — said the overwhelming majority of people being infected were the young, who are more likely to be socialising, and in crowds. two of the country's biggest states — texas and florida — have reimposed some lockdown restrictions, with the governor of texas ordering all bars to close. our north america correspondent david willis reports. florida's decision to relax restrictions brought sun—worshippers flocking

leaves a wife and 3 children is widow is expecting their 4th child to he was a finalist for britain's rory peck award in 2016 for covering the long standing war in yemen is some of the video he filmed once surviving a drone attack. this is the exact moment that drone attack happened now bill bradley faced similar challenges and threats during his work over the years and helped to bring a better understanding of things yemeni conflict in the international community. thousands turned out to mourn him saying prayers and cheering to celebrate his life as they carried his coffin to his funeral who's now been buried in aden the head of the u.s. and u.k. to culture agencies also pay tribute. i condemn the murder of newbill has. brave reporters like nibiru her son carry out important work keeping people in the amman informed and documenting the extreme conditions their country is experiencing they must be offered every possible protection. in france police are reportedly teargassed a 2000 strong rally against police violence in the city of little the countries joining in the global reaction to pol

. >>> second round of the travelers championship in connecticut, rory mcilroy, from 83 yards out to withinix feet. he would birdie the hole. 9 under, tied for fourth place. field chasing 50-year-old phil mickelson, lefty, this is impressive, holes out of the bunker for birdie. 13, downhill putt, 32 feet away, sinks it. he's leader at 13 under. >>> sharks star evander kane and joel ward and others have made it goal to make real change through the hockey diversity alliance. focusing at grassroots level for participation, youth to top levels of the game. >> lot of the issues we think and feel we can create change, it starts at top. if nhl is doing it, everybody else is going to do it. >>> you send video, larry calls the action. east bay pup that loves the game of soccer. [ barking ] >> meet pedro peralta, he loves soccer, a dogged defender for sure, although game slows down when pedro uses the ball as chew toy. pedro is a rescue from oakland, boy did he find the right home? after soccer, time f >>> happy male announcer: today on "tamron hall," former presidential candidate senator kamala harr

island i mean we have seen the united their member united arab emirates representative to them as rory in multiple videos going around the island telling circuitries who i don't think know very much about modern islam or the islam that's been practiced in the past 60 years in the middle east but going around telling them that the north of yemen is ours right. which is a derogatory term to call shit people and i think sort of bringing that sectarian tone to an island that has on arms an island that is very very involved in its own environment i just think if we detach these things and we put the tension to it to the world perhaps perhaps the environmental organizations might have something to say let's bring in elizabeth kendal here is very interesting point that. roman actually brings up i've seen some of those videos as well they are quite shocking the language is used almost as an insult to people in the north and it is bringing this idea of a. conflict to an island likes a culture which isn't really that religious certainly not that islamic. as i can sometimes right it is a concern

rory mcilroy is in contention. he is tied for fourth. at nine under, just two strokes off the lead.ority home quarantine series edition continued. now, the bay area native is in the middle of the campaign to raise $23,000 for oakland's burkhalter elementary and those greatly affected by the pandemic. the money raised will go to give two rounds of groceries for $100 each for families in need. they set up a go-fundme page that is found on all of the social platforms. his community work earned him a spot on the all-state good works team, and met r&b super star, usher. >> i come from a family that instilled in me, each one should teach one and that the information needed to succeed in the world should be handed down and not held on to. the young people made it all work for me. all the extra time that i put in, it's a spin around them. and just cal giving me the platform to actually be able to do this this, and like you said, with usher, i never thought that i would see usher in my life. so, a lot of great things have been going on. and we going to continue to do the best we can. >> you

interrupting our ability to research stars and asteroids reporter and avid a star gazer joel doll rory is with us hi jill 1st of all tell us about a startling what is it and what does it look like. is both amazing and terrifying to see some of our viewers modest seeing these styling so-called constellations moving across the night sky recently as a result of the recent launch their most visible at dusk and dawn they're actually quite hard to photograph as most celestial objects are but we do have some footage that we can show you now that has been taken now i've actually seen these so-called trains of lights going across the sky with my own eyes when i was on holiday last year in the amazon jungle i looked up at the sky and i saw these just amazing sight of just what's moving across the sky in a train and i didn't know what i was looking at and many people around me also didn't see that they were all pointing up at the sky wondering what was going on well it turns out we were witnessing one of the early batches all of these star the satellites going up and the company space x. is now p

finally, rory mcilroy has put himself in a great position at the first pga tour event to take place sinceenth hole, and that alongside six birdies helped. you can follow the latest from forth worth on the website, and there's commentary on bbc radio 5 live sports extra. that's all the sport for now. enjoy the rest of your evening. hello. there are some big thunderstorms in the forecast for this weekend, but it is not going to be raining everywhere all the time. in fact, there will be some sunny spells and if any sunshine, it will feel quite warm and pretty humid. but some thundery downpours are likely, all driven by an area of low pressure. you can see this swirl of cloud on the satellite picture. our area of low pressure has been spinning around across the bay of biscay. it's been throwing lumps of cloud and rain in our direction, a process which continues on through saturday. we can follow the different lumps of wet weather. this area of rain moving across northeast england through the morning, and then up into scotland, i think it's gonna stay quite grey and murky for some of these nor

of the coronavirus on tuesday another band rally drew more than 20000 people to remember adamites rory who is a young black man who died in french custody in 2016. and across australia tens of thousands of people also honor george floyd in brisbane organizers say about 30000 people rallied forcing police to close 2 major streets at least 20000 walk through sydney after a court dramatically overturned a ruling banning the event just 12 minutes before it was due to starts protesters also denounced racism in australia including the deaths of indigenous people in police custody. out chile is ranked the safest country in south america but crime is soaring along with unemployment as the country grapples with a pandemic who are communities are demanding protection as a lot america editor of the syrian human reports from santiago. armed assailants on roads and highways stopped drivers to rob them gangs of young men and women forced people out of their cars to steal their vehicles in broad daylight. police breaking down doors looking for culprits this isn't new and since cold 19 and lockdowns a

lifted rory challenge reports from brighton.drug strength just scale weight loss just to be more i need to teach a survivor not really thinking about myself or other people or you know or what even what journey or just yeah it will just fell apart. house troubles adults who had followed a troubled childhood and he calls the last 5 years russ leaving in brighton a dangerous lonely existence in recent months so there's been response this is a 1st sign of being helped in a long long long time having that worry of mind you know where where i'm going to say so and i or you know it close was you know i've been ask a shower you know i have a date you know this take him while he's off in mine you know i sometimes can cripple you in a day since mid march empty hotels and student accommodation have been housing some of the country's most vulnerable people when cope with 19 erupted the u.k. government told local authorities to find rooms for the homeless and people in shelter they put up some money to help charities local authorities gover

rory mcilroy will be in the field at fort worth in texas.believes having more role models from different backgrounds is crucial — having grown up watching tiger woods. he was my hero growing up and it didn't matter what colour his skin was, what his beliefs were, tiger was, what his beliefs were, tiger was my hero and his been a lot of kids' heroes over the years that have grown up playing golf. we have been very lucky to have him in our game. an agreement in principle is in place for the heavyweight bout that everyone wants to see. a two—fight deal between anthony joshua and tyson fury next year — but it won't take place if either of them lose their respective title defences. joshua will put his three titles on the line against bulgarian kubrat pulev. the wbc champion fury faces a third bout against deontay wilder. win those and the unification fight will be on. joshua's promoter eddie hearn says he's had offers to stage the fights in china, the middle east, us and uk. if while there was to beat theory, which i can't see happening, but if h

rory mcilroy and justin rose are both in contention.for second a shot further back. rose is on 10—under even with a double bogey at the fifth and then two bogeys on his back nine. mcilroy is level with rose. they will tee off in the next few hours. it is a tightly packed leaderboard, but he is missing the atmosphere usually generated by the packed galleries. it's funny. i feel for a saturday afternoon being in contention on the pga tour, it felt sort of weird out there. the first couple of days it was fine but definitely today it is feeling strange and i'm sure tomorrow will feel pretty strange, especially with so many guys in and around the lead. we are three days away from the return of the premier league, a norwich city player has tested positive for coronavirus. he played against spurs in a friendly on friday. that was one ofjust two positive results from 1,200 tests taken across the league in line with the premier league's protocols, the norwich player will now self—isolate for a period of seven days before being tested again. tott

squad iolo offered his thoughts on racial injustice should say that when people lose a bowler jaysus rory. the way we treat the black people in the last 100 years of course and. i feel ashamed would have done produced. marvelous. black people around the world is not a problem but the us medicare would have been for mr white. and never were. now looks like i could be out of a job fairly soon. why don't you. marry. elmo's world news will air over the next few weeks and 13 languages across the world the special episode of sesame street is aimed at helping kids cope with the krona virus pandemic it will share activities games that advice on how to manage big feelings like frustration and sadness. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories china's top decision making body is reviewing the draft of a controversial national security bill for hong kong the announcement in may sparked criticism and protests the mid fares it will curb freedoms a new book by former u.s. national security advisor john bolton says donald trump asked the chinese the defense help in his reelection and she says it

on the pga at the moment and the european tour because we heard big names in the past, the likes of roryy that they wouldn't want to play in a ryder cup that didn't have spectators. now, we have the american captain steve stricker weighing into the argument, and he didn't mince his words. he was speaking on an american radio station. he said that, "the fans are who make a ryder cup." he said that, "to cheat the wisconsin fans out of actually being able to go there would be a crime." very strong words, indeed. he is from wisconsin. the match is being played, or do to be played, at whistling straits in september. —— due to be played. and officials are going to decide this month what they're going to do. there are financial imperatives in play, there's no doubt about that. there are logistical problems as well because if the ryder cup is delayed a year, it runs into 2021 when already on the schedule, we have the likes of the solheim cup, the female equivalent of the ryder cup, and the presidents cup when the americans take on the rest of the world outside europe. so, all sorts of problems h

rory mcilroy is in contention. he is tied for fourth. at nine under, just two strokes off the lead. our with authority home quarantine series edition continued. now, the bay area native is in the middle of the campaign to raise $23,000 for oakland's burkhalter elementary and those greatly affected by the pandemic. the money raised will go to give two rounds of groceries for $100 each for families in need. they set up a go-fundme page that is found on all of the social platforms. his community work earned him a spot on the all-state good works team, and met r&b super star, usher. >> i come from a family that instilled in me, each one should teach one and that the information needed to succeed in the world should be handed down and not held on to. the young people made it all work for me. all the extra time that i put in, it's a spin around them. and just cal giving me the platform to actually be able to do this this, and like you said, with usher, i never thought that i would see usher in my life. so, a lot of great things have been going on. and we going to continue to do the best w

explore the topic here to tell us more about her article is veterans' advocate and political consultant rory reilly tommy welcome henri. thank you for having me lori you wrote a very strong piece in a nice correlation with the deep on the police movement what are some of the inefficiencies you've noticed in the v.a. that aren't being solved by the additional funding. so one of the big things centers around mental health care and suicide prevention not spent a very important topic over the past few years unfortunately we have a lot of service members who when they transition to that are in status go through a lot of. it's the cult and the torsional system is funding for smell health specifically has seen some of the highest increases that we haven't seen a decrease in the amount of veterans who are committing suicide so i use that as a very pertinent example because as the v.a. has started to branch out and look for other solutions they've realized that suicide isn't just a health care problem it's a multifaceted problem and oftentimes there are community organizations on the ground who may h

out in the cold once more the councils can't afford to pay any more and the government's going to rory chalons al-jazeera bryson. from neighbors in turkey are facing extra competition and lower wages because of the coronavirus pandemic hundreds of thousands of them rely on summer work to get them through winter an influx of other people out of work since the jobs sin and reports. hours spent bending and hawing farming is tough work it will take until august to harvest these cabbages planted in may and the seasonal workers have only 3 months to make some money for the winter so we work from 7 am and reach out turns around 8 pm but the farm work never ends you home irrigate fertilizing earth. most of these workers that come here to pull out in the outskirts of the turkish capital from a southeastern city were fast caught between the coronavirus and poverty travelling across turkey this year has been a difficult decision to make. my dad runs a family business organizing workers and a range in transportation and tents for them he oversees the needs of almost 300 people and their families.

spread the coronavirus on tuesday another band rally drew more than 20000 people to remember adam oates rory was a young man who died in french custody in 2016 in tennessee a protest as knelt down and chanted i can read some of george floyd's last words some demonstrators compares floyd to mohamed bouazizi street vendor who set himself on fire in 2010 his death is credited with sparking the arab spring revolution of anti-government protests and uprisings in the middle east. and in australia tens of thousands of people have honored george floyd in sydney at least 20000 demonstrators walked through the city after a court dramatically overturned a ruling banning the event just 12 minutes before it was due to starts there's asters also denounced racism in australia including the deaths of indigenous people in police custody nicola gage reports from sydney. defying cools from prime minister scott morrison to stay at home protesters rallied at sydney's tellme whole different prices but with one message was. a new south wales court on friday damed the protest on lawful after police tried to shut it

rory mcilroy has put himself in a great position at the first pga tour event to take place since theis two shots off the lead on nine under par after a fantastic day on the greens. he made an eagle here on his tenth hole and that alongside six biridies has him a shot back from jordan speith. harold vance the third is the clubhouse leader on 11 under par. 0k let's round up some of today's other sport news headlines. surrey have promoted vikram solanki to the role of head coach. he replaces michael di venuto who left last month. solanki has been assistant head coach since 2018. it's hoped county cricket games may be possible again from august. oxford united have confirmed two people have tested positive for coronavirus and are self—isolating. oxford's league one semi final play—off opponents portsmouth have also had two cases come back positive. the other semi is between fleetwood and wycombe. the two legs will be played on the 3rd and 6thjuly bolton wanderers manager keith hill will leave when his contract expires at the end of the month, following the club's relegation from league on

we're a challenge is a correspondent joining us live from westminster so rory this comes down to the prime minister talking about a support bubble that. the sport bubble is was they have cool the new ability given in the press conference just that it's just wrapped up for single parents people who live on their own to now be able to form a network with one of our households he said that obviously the. toll that this has taken on people living by themselves struggling with families by themselves is a heavy one it's leading to loneliness is leading to mental illness and so being able to now partner up with another household is a way to slowly lift that and on those people he was also saying that it's as of monday all shops. at that zoos can start opening as well things like outdoor cinemas drive in cinemas they can open as well so it's another one of these pastes mail step by step slight easing of the lockdown regime that we have seen from the government trying to keep a kind of weekly daily trickle of good news even though the u.k. is still very much in this crisis things are getting

the americans under shuffle at leeds on 13 under, five players tied for second, shot further back, rorymuted atmosphere with no fans permitted on the course has affected the players differently. i'm kind of a quiet quy: differently. i'm kind of a quiet guy, i differently. i'm kind of a quiet guy, i guess, so i don't have a huge effect on the crowd, i'd say, so not having friends isn't the craziest thing for me. it feels like i'm playing at home with some of my buddies, you make three birdies in a row, you buddies, you make three birdies in a i’ow, you can buddies, you make three birdies in a row, you can kind of give yourself a pat on the back, or that kind of it, you know what i mean? it's funny. i feel for a saturday afternoon being in contention on the pga tour, it felt sort of weird out there. the first couple of days it was fine but definitely today it is feeling strange and i'm sure tomorrow will feel pretty strange, especially with so feel pretty strange, especially with so many guys in and around the lead. football now and there are three more matches in spain's top division, la

there's been quite a few rory about the president's tweet what about the reaction from his own party has there been any. well indeed there has for a change normally when president trump puts out controversial tweets republicans to a person insist either that they haven't read it or it's just the president being the prince or president or some other such excuse now we did hear that from a number of republican leaders including marco rubio a very prominent senator and pat roberts however for the 1st time some other senators broke their silence including john thune who's the number 2 republican in the senate who says accusations that are baseless should not be made and this is one of them we heard from isa mccuskey from maine from alaska that is who said that this is just absolutely shocking a sentiment shared by mitt romney from utah so certainly this is the 1st time we've seen some kind of response among a number of republican senators some individuals before have expressed disquiet about the tone or nature of the president's tweets but this is the 1st time that a number have stepped

the ground by a police officer in minneapolis before he died last month before play world number one rory mcilroy called for greater diversity in the sport tiger you know doesn't look the same as me don't you know it's not a very different upbringing to the one that i have but he was my hero growing up and it didn't matter what color skin was you know what his beliefs were tiger was my hero a nice you know he's been a lot of kids heroes over the years that have grown up playing golf and you know we have had him you know we've been very lucky to have him in our game and you know i think. there should be more people like him and golf. this is all it is either these are the top stories asian stocks have opened lower markets in the united states recorded their steepest fall since mid march and fall is rising coronavirus infections in 14 states and a poor economic forecast from the federal reserve. in new york and he says the turbulence on wall 'd street can be directly attributed to the pandemic. there are still deep worries now that this is spreading as you mentioned in more than a dozen sta

the ground by a police officer in minneapolis before he died last month before play well number one rory mcilroy called for greater diversity in the sport tiger you know doesn't look the same as me don't you know it's had a very different upbringing to the one that i have but he was my hero growing up and it didn't matter what color skin was you know what his beliefs were tiger was my hero a nice you know he's been a lot of kids heroes over the years that have grown up playing golf and you know we have had him you know we've been very lucky to have him in our game and you know i think. there should be more people like him and golf. nascar's only black driver bubble wallace says banning the confederate flag is quote a huge pivotal moment the flags been a common sight of races for more than 70 years but for many it's a symbol of white supremacy slavery and racism and nascar says it goes against its commitment to be more inclusive on wednesday wallace drove a car that displayed new paint work in tribute to the black lives matter movement. and this is all jazeera these are the top stories as

professional golf is back tomorrow in the usa, and the likes of rory mcilroy and colleagues will be payinge event in texas. mcilroy will be joined by some of the world's top players at the colonial country club. but there will be no 8.a6am tee—off time to support the anti—racism protests and reflect the 8 minutes and 46 seconds that george floyd was pinned to the ground by a police officer. asa as a hispanic immigrant in the us, even though i am not even close to experiencing what some people have experienced in this world, even myself just speaking spanish experienced in this world, even myselfjust speaking spanish with one of my team—mates or with people in some public areas, i have gotten dirty looks. i have never been racially profiled for the colour of my skin, but i have had some experiences, and it is not a good feeling. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. let's recap on what happened during prime minister's questions with our assistant political editor — norman smith — whojoins me now from westminste

rory, thank very much. rory cellan—jones.nd many cities around the world could cause an increase in coronavirus cases. so could online demonstrations be the future for protesting? alice porter has been finding out. chanting being black is not a crime! sparked by the death of george floyd, anti—racism protests have been taking place around the world. while many people have tried to socially distance, on big demonstrations, it can be almost impossible. breathing, shouting, yelling, cheering — this will increase the air flow, it will increase the production of droplets and, therefore, it will increase the infectivity around you. so if you're surrounded by lots of people doing that, there is more opportunity for the virus to spread. lockdown has forced protesters to find more creative ways to make their points. back in march, brazilians took to their balconies, banging pans to show their discontent with president bolsonaro's handling of the pandemic. and israelis joined a virtual protest against prime minister benjamin netanyahu.