thank you for joining us former french ambassador sylvie been. interior. many communities and police departments in the united states are still struggling to build or indeed rebuild trust following last year's so-called some a racial reckoning on the killing of george floyd in minneapolis almost 9 months ago. has been to moses lake that's a small town in washington state like so many communities across the country it has redefined its relationships with police on almost daily basis despite this it seemed untouched by many of the problems plaguing the us police departments stephan simons reports. it's 6 o'clock in the morning shift change at the moses lake police department the handover is done quickly the overnight team leaves for home but they cite officers and to their patrol cars. moses lake is home to roughly $25000.00 residents the majority is white the largest minority is hispanic accounting for 40 percent of the population african-americans account for only one and a half percent the town is considered a so-called high crime area its crime rate of 4

sylvie's hears. high jumper young flies has already booked her place in the games but while she can train she hasn't been able to compete since 2900. she supported by her family in the black forest here in fryeburg is where her sporting journey began in the fall this time it's really nice to be here it was where i started my sporting career i never had a really serious call i just enjoyed it but of course i wanted to improve but i never made it to my goal to jump 2 meters or even higher i just wanted to have fun i used to jump a little higher at every competition and i thought if this keeps up it could turn out well until i get out there is if it is good i hope she made it all the way to the olympics in 2016 age 25 she placed 7th in rio. since then pressure and media interest have been constant visits to her mother help the athlete stay grounded. tell you what this is where her roots are and her family and everyone else it's important for her to come back to her roots to reenergize to cool off or to

you will hardly find a woman that has never been through some thorpe or are osment or abused for sylvie onto a group the current momentum is helping them raise awareness on mall. to prove fronts about being women and being roma in syria but it's not just up to them they want existing know since to be that support to be better in forced helping make their country a safer place to live. and a fish are a force that will take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the trial of former us police officer derek chauvin over the killing of george floyd has been pushed back a day to tuesday as hundreds of protesters gathered outside the court the judge received a last minute order to reconsider adding an additional murder charge it may miss the show of a no thomas to floyd's neck as he pleaded that he couldn't breathe. syrian president bashar al assad and his wife asma have tested positive for cope with 19 are experiencing mild symptoms of the continued their work from home syria has officially recorded over 16000 coronavirus cases and just over a 1000 deaths but the

the sylvie's hears. high jumper marine life has already booked her place in the games but while she can train she hasn't been able to compete since 2019. she supported by her family in the black forest here in fryeburg is where her sporting journey began in the others and it's really nice to be here it was were started my sporting career i never had a really serious call i just enjoyed it of course i wanted to improve but i never made it to my goal to jump 2 metres or even higher i just wanted to have fun i used to jump a little higher at every competition and i thought if this keeps up it could turn out well until i get there is it was just good hope she made it all the way to the olympics in 2016 age 25 she placed 7th in rio. since then pressure and media interest have been constant visits to her mother help the athlete stay grounded. but the hotel you have to put this is where her roots are and her family and everyone else it's important for her to come back to her roots to reenergize to cool off or t

the border with mexico on friday morning media coverage of sylvie's has been restricted yet the scituate. now a humanitarian crisis this you're seeing right now is what it is from a facility in the city of donna texas soner say up to 4000 people have been held in a place meant for 250 and many are children people are in severely overcrowded pods most without beds even in risk of the cases have also been reported there. and with border crossings from mexico at a 20 year high the pentagon will now house uncover made migrant children at military facilities that's despite democratic outrage at biden's predecessor dull trump for planning exactly the same move him up and reports. the biggest migrant surge at the us mexico border in 20 years thousands of unaccompanied children detained and a lack of facilities to accommodate them so now the biden ministration seems to have found a solution asking the pentagon to hold them at military bases sounds reasonable but let's remember the reaction when donald trump had the same idea the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border

of republican senators visited the frontier with mexico on friday warning media coverage of the sylvie's is restricted and the situation now resembles a humanitarian crisis this right now is what it is from inside a facility in the city of donna in texas sunder say up to 4000 people were held in a placement for 250 and many of them are children people are held in severely overcrowded pods most even without beds earlier in the week investigative journalism group project veritas released images of these sites and they told us coronavirus cases have also been registered there. there is a major influx of illegal immigrants and that is according to the source of my view 50 of them are coded positive that sexual assaults he does it will salt take place daily our sources told us that there is many as 3000 migrants in this facility and donna texas at one time they're very cramped from the photographs you can see it's very spartan living there's not a lot of mats or beds or cots they are living in a difficult very tight spot it looks like a nightmare it looks like like something out of a fiction

thank you for joining us from the french ambassador sylvie bam. thank you. many communities and police departments in the united states are still struggling to build or indeed rebuild trust following last year's so-called summer of racial reckoning following the killing of george floyd in minneapolis almost 9 months ago . has been to moses lake that's a small town in washington state and many communities across the country it has redefined its relationships with police on almost daily basis despite this it seemed untouched by many of the problems plaguing the us police departments stephanie reports. it's 6 o'clock in the morning shift change at the moses lake police department the handover is done quickly or the overnight team leaves for home but they cite officers and to their patrol cars. moses lake is home to roughly $25000.00 residents the majority is white the largest minority is hispanic accounting for 40 percent of the population african-americans account for only one and a half percent the town is considered a so-called high crime area its crime rate

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very very it's yes bronze in london sylvie in rio and i'll let you finish. the only better one chase in tokyo is about gold medal it's been difficult it's been hard to focus to maintain focus but thankfully i've got a wonderful team around me jerry hall is a tremendous leader great coaches great athletes and we will help each other to get to this point so 1000000000 gold medal pits and i can't wait but he opportunity to get back on that podium and on top this time because i want to be number one well you sound so positive and we wish him all the best in take you know taylor mohammed thank you very much for speaking to us thank you very much for having me and i'm always positive. world tennis is world number one novak djokovic has pulled out of next week's miami open because of current virus or strict restrictions he says he wants to spend time at home with his family instead rough on a doubt also withdrew from the event this week and roger federer decided earlier this month that he wasn't going to play either meanwhile world number 8 sandra little ed had his

sylvie estrada was just two years old when she was brought to america by her parents, and she has beenbut today, says kaiser permanente told her she was being terminated. ktvu tom vacar joining us live now with more on this woman's story, and why federal red tape is in the way here, tom, when the red tape that's for sure innocents children of illegal immigrants whether brought here or born here, they live in fear of what's exactly happening right now to soviet estrada. difficult time. sylvia strada was all of two years old when her parents brought her across the border, making her technically an undocumented immigrant. having said that, here's the reality. this has been all my life. i don't know anything else other than here in the u. s she's been qualified to work under daca, the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, which has more than 825,000 participants. last year and all through the pandemic. soviet

this is the isle of arran captured by sylvie coster. stunning.ll be skating around this courtyard twice a week until his 90th birthday next year. i have worked out that if i do two laps a week, that'll take me to 90 laps. he did 100 laps for his 100th, and i'm doing 90 laps for my 90th. it's notjust captain tom who's inspired john. so has marcus rashford, who has highlighted concerns around free school meals. when i was a kid, we were a bit strapped and i had school dinners as well, free school dinners, and we were grateful for that. so i knew, from experience, what it was to go to school hungry. sojohn is fundraising for fareshare, which redistributes surplus food to front line charities. john's original plan had been to raise £500. his current total is nearly 7000 and counting. john's first big fundraising challenge, but not his first time on roller skates. i started skating when i was 19, in the royal air force, stationed in cromer in north norfolk. and there was a roller—skating rink. i learned to dance on skates. you are a neighbour ofjohn's