as pa rt you say she was given clemency as part of a wider group of people given clemency back in marchr. her lawyer has said, why can't she be given clemency? just to clarify one more time, what will happen this week, what do you know will happen this week? i don't know it all, if i'm honest. it will go to the prosecutor's office. and they will explain. that is the only thing that is clear at this point. thank you very much for your time. the headlines on bbc news... thejustice secretary defends the government potentially breaking international law over changes to the brexit withdrawal agreement. concern from care home providers over access to the government's coronavirus testing programme as infections rise. a stretch of the ms has been closed in gloucestershire after a serious collision involving several vehicles. at least 30 people have now died in wildfires that are engulfing the west coast of america across three states, destroying millions of acres of land. more than 20,000 firefighters are trying to beat back the flames. 0ur north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, has more det

race is not really highlighted in the movie clemency, but it is there as a reality.t disproportionate numbers of black men are on death row and right the way through the system, disproportionate numbers of black men are incarcerated, are involved in violent interactions with the police, etc. black lives matter, how do you feel about weaving that into your artistic life right now? and let me just speak the name of breonna taylor as well. we don't speak our sisters' names at all, and we are still waiting for justice, for the uniformed men who put her to death to be held accountable. right now, i don't know anybody... it's one of those moments where... black lives matter goes back seven, eight years. it's in the consciousness of mainstream now. and you'd still be surprised how many people can't say black lives matter. those are the same people, i guess, that would say that the sun does not come up in the east wherever you are on the planet. and the reason we have to say it, and then everybody can fill in whatever belief, you know, the subcategories about it, about black

race is not really highlighted in the movie clemency, but it is there as a reality.sproportionate numbers of black men are on death row and right the way through the system, disproportionate numbers of black men are incarcerated, are involved in violent interactions with the police, etc. black lives matter, how do you feel about weaving that into your artistic life right now? and let me just speak the name of breonna taylor as well. we don't speak our sisters' names at all, and we are still waiting for justice, for the uniformed men who put her to death to be held accountable. right now, i don't know anybody... it's one of those moments where... black lives matter goes back seven, eight years. it's in the consciousness of mainstream now. and you'd still be surprised how many people can't say black lives matter. those are the same people, i guess, that would say that the sun does not come up in the east wherever you are on the planet. and the reason we have to say it, and then everybody can fill in whatever belief, you know, the subcategories about it, about black liv

why we passed the amendment is because we have a clemency process in the state of florida, which as ar of the cabinet i sit on. what's happened is ron desantis has only allowed 30 people, 3-0, to get their rights back through the clemency process. >> that's compared to 234,000 under his previous three predecessors. nicky freed, thank you for joining us. that wraps up this hour for me. i'll see you back at 3:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow. "deadline white house" starts after this quick break. ein. ein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in new café mocha flavor. it's official: national coffee day is now national dunkin' day! celebrate with a free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase on september 29th. a diagnosis of metastatic breast cancer can bring up questions that make you feel like shutting down. go here: findyourmbcvoice.com the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system

this is ly stages in the investigation is they still have the scene says shut down here on clemency avenueey have officers here taking pictures. they're asking people if they werein the ar or they know of anything to please contact. the san jose police department we're going to be on scene we'll bring you more information as soon as that becomes available for now reporting here in san jose, you 4 news thanks ran a night time now is 5.42. >>we'll take a quick break, here's a live look outside our shot here. the r carroll in san francisco showing us the bay bridge we still have some low clouds fog smoke all of that we're getting up the update on we're getting up the update on the forecast with john lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig ternet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth uded. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcon

granted clemency by donald trump last year, praise the president's efforts on criminal justice reformhile speaking at the rnc on thursday and you can read more about that at dailycaller.com. reaction to joe biden speech from members of congress, congress returns next week for the september session. this is eric swalwell of california tweeting that any republican colleagues want to step forward and say we are not the master party?if you don't , donald trump just made you the notn schatz of hawaii, it's credible to claim that joe biden is scarier than donald trump. announcer: we are going to have to leave this program to go live to capitol hill where steven mnuchin is testifying before the house coronavirus subcommittee. this is live coverage on c-span.

clemency hearings are designed to look at what a person does and how they rebihabilitated themselvesome an asset to the community. the work that i do with the homeless and returning citizens, the work that i have done in responding to covid-19, in prisons and jail and having all kinds of combinations and being named floridian of the year and 100th most influential in the world, if that's not enough to show rehabilitation and commitment to giving back to the community then what is? it just speaks to the arbitraryness of this clemency process that we have been talking about for years. how can we let politicians rule which american citizens get to vote and which don't. american citizens who have done their time and paid their debt society and just want to move on with their lives and choose whether or not they want to participate in their democracy have that opportunity to do so. that's what we are fighting about. at the end of the day, it is about people from all walks of life and all political persuasions that just want to move on and feel like they are apart of this country. >> john,

it just speaks to the arbitraryness of this clemency process that we have been talking about for years. and that was the purpose. how could we let four politicians just rule arbitrarily to decide which american citizens get to vote and which don't? amendment 4 created an alternative pathway so that american citizens who have done their time, who have paid their debt to society and just want to move on with their lives and choose whether or not they want to participate in democracy have that opportunity to do so and that is what we're fighting. at the end of the day, it is about people from all walks of life and all political persuasions that just want to move on and feel like they are apart of this country. >> john, i want to ask you and have you here on this somber day when we got this announcement out of the state of kentucky about charges for one of the officers involved in the shooting of breonna taylor. i know you wrote an op-ed on her birthday. you have been very vocal in looking for some kind of accountability and justice for breonna taylor. and for people that are feeling frust

terms of protests in american streets and the issue of confederate named army ses, the issue of clemency for accused and convicted warnd criminals so this is coming at a time when his relationship between the commander and chief and his military has already been pretty fraugh that's why i think you saw the furious reaction by the white house today trying to tamp down the story, trying to stamp it out and deny it. because they recogni it could do a lot of damage to a president just 60 days before an election. robert: arlette, we alsoaw a furious reaction from vice president biden, aemotional response in that news conference friday. you cover the biden campaign. you've been covering it closely for years. what did you learn about the campaign's response today and why the v.p. decided to say what he said? jlette: well, i've cover biden's campai from the very beginning. and some time bore that. and this is the angriest that i've ever seen him. it's really -- he showed exactly why he believes there's a fundamental difference betwn himself andresident trump. you know, biden when he was vice pre

it happened just before midnight near walnut woods court and cleme clemence avenue.in the neighborhood throughout the morning. so far the victim has not been identified. >>> protecting our health, it is crucial to helping to build a better bay area. a big part of that is keeping accurate track of the number of new coronavirus cases. the state is good to get a system to do that, a new one we should say. and julian glover is live with the details on >> reporter: good morning. yeah, kngovernor newsom has oft said that the state's response has been guided by science and data and now this new reporting system will hopefully make sure that the data is accurate. in a release by the state, newsom's administration announcing a new reporting station. they signed a six month $15 million contract with optum insight inc. that will now handle the crunching of the numbers. this will replace the existing system that back in july was called into question when 300,000 coronavirus tests were not uploaded to the database. >> this system is built to really handle that high volume of test

weird way very weird if you like it's been floated that he was thinking about some kind of partner clemency that would include. and you know what i think it's quite might do it because you know why it's a popular issue it's a popular issue the what this department of justice is doing is oh. popular and it's something that most people feel it's in just deep inside there's something wrong with this year because ron this is an example julian aside is an example and that's what they want to send a chilling effect through the entire profession i would say even destroying the profession and pretty much destroyed anyway go ahead ron. yeah i mean i i don't i don't share your enthusiasm that trump might pardon anybody because i think medical maybe they don't know i understand i understand but but i would just say you know i don't really have any confidence in that happening simply because the people who he's surrounded by would never want him to do anything like that and he's listening to the people he's surrounded by so so i and i and fortunately don't see anything like that happening. and i want t

cancer is in herfamily so physically she is not well, mentally she feels like she should be granted clemencyarge that was put against her but now this new charge has been the thing that she may not be able to leave at all so mentally she's in a very bad place. as you would expect. some people would say the cement is too cruel and unusual torture, given the way she has been in and out of prison, promises, charges that were laid in 2017, it was dropped because borisjohnson was dropped because borisjohnson was visiting as foreign secretary event was revived now it's being revived again, i'm not surprised. anybody would be by that, never mind what her daughter is going through and her family. but what her daughter is going through and herfamily. but there what her daughter is going through and her family. but there are signs of hope and i'm cautious in saying that but there have been statements in the last few days such as one by the defence secretary ben wallace acknowledging perhaps for the first time that britain accepts there is a debt it owes iran because of the chieftain tanks that were pa

commit donald trump rustling stars and activists all recently appealed to the iranian government for clemency the international olympic committee says it's shocked by the news of his execution. the families of hong kong activists thought to be detained in china are demanding their return 12 activists including a 16 year old were arrested 3 weeks ago as they try to escape by boat to taiwan their detention follows beijing imposing a controversial security law on hong kong which critics say further crypto freedoms . several 100 protesters in new zealand's largest city have defied lockdown rules on crowds to complain about covert 1000 restrictions that rally in all clinton supporters of a small political party known for pushing coronavirus conspiracy theories gatherings of more than 10 people are banned in the city and protests across several german cities as well against measures imposed to curb the spread of covert 19 hundreds marched through munich on saturday germany has seen fewer cases and deaths compared to the rest of the europe but numbers have begun rising after restrictions were. clini

commit donald trump wrestling stars and activists all recently appealed to the iranian government for clemency the international olympic committee says it's shocked by the news of his execution as a big is following developments from the capital to iran. there was all this international support including from the footballing body thief about inside iran some iranians had taken to instagram and other social media sites to ask for him to be spared and taking up his case. have been arrested for murder they say that he had murdered a. water company employee 52 year old 52 year old has some took a month now that to face on the 23rd of july 2018 they said that he was stabbed in the neck and police identified cari from c.c.t.v. footage they said when he was arrested he had confessed and said that the motivation was a personal grudge but later on of course they had said that of course he had been tortured but on the day that he was supposed to see medical examiners of courage refused to go now to judicial we have admitted that of his brother had attended protests but have denied that that was the moti

trump activists and professional rest of us all recently appealed to the reigning government for clemency international olympic committee says it is shocked by the news of his execution. u.s. president donald trump is being accused of pressuring health officials to rush approval of unproven coronavirus treatments and alter reports on the outbreak the new york times is reporting that trump wanted government scientists to sign off on blood plasma therapy before they were ready to do so another news outlet politico says trump aides demanded the rights review and make changes to weekly reports by the center for disease control they wanted to make the more optimistic in line with trump's political messaging let's get more on this we're joined by a skype with edward joseph he's a senior fellow at john hopkins university many thanks for speaking to us on our desire how much pressure can the trump administration genuinely put on public health bodies to fast track the approval of a vaccine before it is safe to do so. it can bring a lot of pressure we see that the president is already putting press

commit donald trump wrestling stars and activists all recently appealed to the iranian government for clemency the international olympic committee says it shocked by the news of his execution. now much needed aid is being flown into sudan following the worst flooding in the country's history the homes of half a 1000000 people have been submerged the latest death toll now sits at a 100 people morgan reports from the tube. we're here in a camp for displaced people north of the sudanese capital how to people who have been displaced by the heavy floods which hit the country a little over 3 weeks ago and led to the displacement of more than half a 1000000 now the people in these camps say that their village was just about 2 and a half kilometers away from the river nile and that about 60 percent of the 180 homes that were there was 3rd in the build and should have been able to withstand the force of the nile but they say that the force was stronger than their expectations breaking the sand barriers that they had put there as a precaution should the water levels rise and eventually flooding the home

don't trump wrestling stars and activists all recently appealed to the iranian government for clemency aside big following this one from teheran so all this international support an interest in the case but what about actually in iran. well yes there was all this international support including from the footballing body inside iran some iranians had taken to instagram and other social media sites to ask for him to be spared and taking up his case but on the streets there's not much protest or not so much objection but it's all taking place online he was a sports sportsman he was a wrestler and from the sporting community here at least some of those people were on social media. voicing their opposition to this death sentence but this morning he has been executed what about what iran's judiciaries had to say if they commented at all. well they had released a statement they said. corey had been arrested for murder they said that he had murdered a water company employee 52 year old. 52 year old her son took a month now that to face on the 23rd of july 2008 teen they said that he was stabbe

clemence turn us on a guided tour of his meat processing plant in front of the cameras it was a p.r. coup for the businessman the vice chancellor was full of praise despite knowing about the problems that turn us later he wrote on facebook it's good that turn yes he sets positive standards and an industry that also has its share of bad apples. 5 years on sick mark briefly worked for clemens tony as as a consultant for $10000.00 euros a month and turn us with all his contacts in the political world as one of germany's richest people with an estimated private fortune of up to 2000000000 euros enough to employ a host of contract workers whose poor living and working conditions have been known for years and even a former german vice chancellor. not every part of the meat industry relies on contract workers there are still around 13000 so-called craft butchers in germany. runs 5 of them in bremen. his family business employs around 70 people. how many of your personnel are contract workers. none of them. so they wouldn't be here if i put them on a work contract and temporary workers. temp

clemence i question how these days it's hard to filter out the noise and keep track of what's really important the bottom line tackles the big. stakes its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the well the bottom line. this underwater treasure is a risky disappearing coral bleaching caused by rising temperatures but we think the great strain here in this country 'd heritage's. to resume industry baseband is this we will leave instantly if we have another bleaching event of these my fridge if this continues they just will not be the opportunity for the corals to recover in between those major. sites. supporting for strong climate policy from the government to reduce emissions without say this situation will finally get worse ready. this is al-jazeera. 1300 hours g.m.t. i'm kemal santamaria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera. letter send it in and let it go vote at their systems as good as they say it is then obviously there will be able to vote one person to vote the us president appears to suggest americans should break the law and vote twice in the member's

people like clemency's finds out that patients are being removed from a catholic institution. he is also receiving a lot of dispensation requests from relatives whose relatives have been cremated. catholics at the time could not be cremated. this is how a lot of catholic figures found out that something strange was happening. they also know that the public -- may be the public doesn't understand every detail, but it is very clear that a large segment of the population knows that something is afoot. when the nazi administration tries to mount a tv campaign to screen the country's inhabitants for tuberculosis. they actually feared that they would be pulled into this killing process. at this very crucial time during the war effort, germany has just invaded the soviet union. hitler calls bouhler and tells him to halt the program. >> this is such an important point for people who studied it tighter ship and ask questions about popular pressure, popular resistance to the regime. did that regime ever fear public pressure or opposition, and so this case that you're talking about here,

despite fall for clemency from human right groups and 27-year-old accused of stabbing security guardigovernment protest in 2018. in france, yellow vest protesters stook streets of paris police fired tear gas arrested 250 people. the antigovernment demonstrations which began nearly two years ago resuming for the first time since the coronavirus lockdown began. brief officers launch tear gas at my graduates protesting new refugee camp which would replace one destroyed this week in a fire. migrants say they want off the island. flames swept through the notoriously overcrowded camp tuesday leaving thousands homeless. in hong kong relatives of 12 activist detain at sea by a mainland chinese authorities want their family members to be returned to territory and claim rights are being violated. critics tear a worsening clamp down across the city after beijing had a sweeping new national security laws. and that's a look at some stories from around the globe. naomi has won u.s. open. the japings tennis star beating victoria of belle ruse it is her second open title in three years match played

regards to the execution killings over the weekend of the wrestler which the president had requested clemencydministration done anything differently there and what does the administration do to get you up to be tougher on the human rights abuses? >> i don't think that there's much more we could do and the president spoke to the iranian leadership publicly and communicated privately asking them not to execute somebody who had engaged in simple protests of a of arena policy. the way that we expect every human being should have the right to do anyplace in the world. we urge the europeans to take the same kinds of threats to humans rights seriously and just now, 30 days, 32 days, they will be able to buy and sell weapons and we urge the europeans to join us in the effort to make sure that the arms embargo, the one that vice president biden and his team negotiated it which expires in a month. buying and selling weapons that's what the iran nuclear deal put in place and that's the policy that the obama-biden administration and we hope the europeans will join us. i think everybody understands iran w

he sent a handwritten note to the white house asking the president for clemency.ident trump his hero. the netflix star says he doesn't get a fair trial. he is serving a 22 year sentence for his role in a murder for higher plot to try to kill his viral florida wild life sanctuary owner carole baskin. it was the subject of a hit netflix documentary series "tiger king." carole baskin though will be on the new season of the stars" which 3r5premieres m. >>> and we're waiting to find out if the oakland shoe wizoo w reopen today. >> animals have a benefit in that that they don't really understand, you know, what is going on. i think for humans, for many of us, this is very disturbing because we understand that we are living in a climate crisis. >> and guests who had tickets for yesterday were able to rebook. >>> new at 6:00, how long should you expect to bait before indoor dining returns to san francisco? >>> also, we are waiting for the sunrise this morning. people across the bay area wondering if we will see the orange glow return today. >>> and with the smoke and the

she was granted clemency by the president.our thoughts even alice johnson getting accosted. >> it is horrific to say they would accost her and cause any harm to her. her story is just such a story of a life turned around. it's a story of forgiveness. it is a story of hardness. she spoke so beautifully at the convention and then when the president issued that pardon what a meaningful ceremony that was. to know she was accosted, realize she is one of many, shows you how the rioters are very well-trained, they're very skilled. they know who they are going after. like when they saw rand paul, shouting rand paul. then the crowd begins to grow. so this is a frightening scenario for citizens and it is why some women now say safety and security, law and order is their top issue. elizabeth: senator, great to have you on. come back soon. >> be happy to come back. thank you so much. elizabeth: sure, coming up. thank you, senator. democrats worry polls show joe biden is dropping. they're acknowledging the rioting after pretending it did n

we will create a national clemency project to right wrongful prosecutions and pardon individuals whoed their lives. you saw alice, right? we love alice. she had another 24 years ago, can you believe it? twenty-two years, yet another 24 years to go. it was ridiculous and she is a great woman. create a lot of opportunity for -- a ladder of opportunity for african-american children by delivering school choice to every parent in america. [applause] give black churches the ability to compete for federal resources for their communities, bring better and tailored healthcare to address historic disparities that we have had for so many years. you know that. this includes investing in treatments for kidney disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, sickle cell disease and maternal mortality. [cheering] advance homeownership and wealth building in the black communities, bring more manufacturing back to the usa, which we're doing anyway. [cheering] and back to the inner cities which have been largely forgotten, although not so much in the last three years when you get down to it. thank you. and dem

but on wednesday, he was dealt a setback after the state clemency board rejected a pardon for him. meade, who graduated from law school, needs a pardon in order to become a member of the florida bar. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. when we come back, we go to louisville, kentucky, where protests have erected after a grand jury failed to charge any of the three white police officers for the death of breonnnna tayloror. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "cry no more" by rhiannonon giddens.s. this is democracy now!, demomocracynow.org, the ququarae report. i'm amy goodman. i'm joined by my cohost nermeen shshaikh. nermeen: welcome to all of our listeners and viewers frfrom aroundnd the country and around the world. amy: a grand jury has failed to charge any of the three white louisville police officers who were involved in the killing of breoeonna taylylor with her dea, more than six months after they stormed the 26-year-old black woman's home in a no-knock raid and d fired a hail of bullets in the middle of the ni

they came to my office today for clemency. i said, what was the crime? the crime was so horrible.ell you what it was, but it has been going on for 21 years or so. the crime was so horrible, this person committed to. i said, i cannot talk about it. it was so horrible. that is usually the case. usually the case. like the boston bomber. by the way, they want to give votes to prisoners, people in prison, they want to give votes. we said, remember, bernie? one thing about him. he is the greatest loser i have ever seen. it is true. i mean that in a respectful way. what they did to him with hillary was bad. this time was even worse. elizabeth pocahontas warren would have left the campaign one day before super tuesday. with her ideology, basically. she is the radical left. she was really fresh. warren tos elizabeth joe biden? there was only one person who was worse. .amala it shows you my great instinct. he will never pick kamala because no human being who has been treated worse than kamala. she called him a racist? she called him xenophobic. she called him all sorts of things. things tha

we will create a national clemency project to write wrongful prosecutions and pardon individuals whoave reformed their lives. we saw alice, right? she had another 24 years to go, can you believe it? she served 22 years, she had another 24 years to go, it was ridiculous. and she is a great woman. create a ladder of opportunity for african-american children by delivering school choice to every parent in america. it give black churches the ability to compete for federal resources for their communities. bring better and tailored health care to address the historic disparities that we've had for so many years, you know that. this includes investing in treatments for kidney disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, sickle cell disease and maternal mortality. advanced homeownership and wealth building in the black community, bring more manufacturing back to the usa which we are doing anyway. and back to the inner cities which have been largely forgotten all the not so much in the last three years when you get right down to it. thank you. and democrat policies that import low-wage foreign work

we will create a national clemency project to right wrongful prosecutions and to pardon individuals who have reformed their lives. you saw alice, right? we love alice. she had another 24 years to go. can you believe it? she served 22 years, she had another 24 years to go. it was ridiculous. and she's a great woman. create a ladder of opportunity for african-american children by delivering school choice to every parent in america. so important. give black churches the ability to compete for federal resources for their communities. bring better and tailored health care to address the historic disparities that we've had for so many years. you know that. this includes investing in treatments for kidney disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, sickle cell disease and maternal mortality. advanced home ownership and wealth building in the black community. bring more manufacturing back to the usa which we're doing anyway. and back to the inner cities which have been largely forgotten, although not so much in the last three years, when you get right down to it. thank you. end democrat policies th

so what grant gave extended leniency and clemency hoped for was to change other hearts and minds andat the end of the day, the long streets were few and far between . and former confederates closed ranks to again, discredit and preempt any appeals to the masses . >> thank you. next questioncomes from lois . this is a feature from grant and lois wants to know if you can address what kind of agency formerly enslaved persons had appomattox and before president grant took office . >> we have to make a very important distinction as we think about the postwar period and reconstruction between the first phase while johnson is president and the second phase, congressional reconstruction . and there's a wealth of wonderful recent historical work hasshown , former slaves in the wake of confederate deceit and let's keep in mind it was confederate deceit that was the true dawn of freedom, potential dawn of freedom when lincoln issued his emancipation proclamation as long as there were confederate armies in the field slavery was protected by them through the deceit of southern armies raises the h

the us president wrestling stars and activists all recently appealed to the iranian government for clemency the international olympic committee says it's shocked by the news of his execution. the families of hong kong activists thought to be detained in china are demanding their return 12 activists including a 16 year old were arrested 3 weeks ago as they try to escape by boat to taiwan their detention as part of china's crackdown on hong kong following the imposition of a security law which critics say further curtails freedoms the bangladeshi government wants to move more than 100000 rohingya refugees to remote islands in the bay of bengal some are opposing the plan and aid agencies are concerned by the threat of flooding onsite close tunder child reports. russian island is where 100000 growing as will be moving to if the bangladesh government can persuade them to government leaders said the remote island 60 kilometers off shore in the bay of bengal is better option than the world's biggest refugee camps in cox's bazaar more than 300 rohingya refugees are already here after being rescued

went over to the corner of his eob office and lowered his voice when he was talking about -- the clemency questions i had the impression that it might have been money conversations. but at any rate, sanders said he thought the president lowered his voice and wondered, even speculated, that the president the conversations might have been recorded. did he know what he was talking about, i forgot the exact language. and alex his answer was no. dean would not have known. there were very few of us that new, but that's where this came from and picked up the thing. the way it affected me was, i thought he was answering my question whether -- until i looked at the transcript later. as soon as we heard that, this little tangle in the response, because we ask him the nature of the system. >> the only thing i remember differently, from what scott has had said. i remember getting that piece of paper early on shortly after 2:00 in that four hour session with the stuff. scott was the lead investigator, i remember it is only one sheet of paper. and when they said were might this have come from, i looked

president donald trump wrestling stars and activists all recently appealed to the iranian government for clemency and the international olympic committee says it's shocked by the news of his execution several 100 protesters in new zealand's largest city have defied lockdown rules on crowds to complain about covert $1000.00 restrictions the rally right there an auckland included supporters of a small political party known for pushing corona virus conspiracy theories gatherings of more than 10 people were banned in the city after a small number of infections reemerged last month of the virus excuse me last month and 2 new cases were reported on saturday australian right police made arrests at an anti lockdown protest in melbourne the city is the epicenter of australia's outbreak and demonstrators there broke lockdown rules. protests against police brutality in colombia have continued for the 3rd consecutive night demonstrators haven't been pacified by the defense minister issuing an apology for the death of a law student tasered by police. reports. protesters were out again in the capital to pressu