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>> we know they've declared this an unlawful assembly. as we have seen live from your pictures, bottles have been thrown at officers. pepper spray has been deployed as well. what are the officers saying on the loud speaker there. deploy? go home? what are they saying? disperse? go home? >> they're telling everybody including the media to move off, that this is now an unlawful assembly. as omar was saying a short time ago, they keep just moving up the street. they make the announcement, they move up the street. the crowd will surge back toward the police and then they will use non-lethal force to push them back and disperse them further. it is a much smaller crowd now an this was earlier today, but it's still several hundred certainly it seems in the general vicinity. it's only several dozen it looks like that are really challenging police right now. but they are using everything they can. the police cars behind the line of officers, the lights. the light that you're seeing now -- they just turned on these very bright lights to let the cro

pro-democracy figures including media tycoon jimmy lock the group were found guilty of unauthorized assembly during the protests in 2019 we'll take you live to hong kong. also coming up a 2 trillion dollar make over for the united states president by that setting out plans for a massive infrastructure spending program. and france is heading into lockdown 43rd time the president saying that the shutdown already in place in some regions will be extended to the entire country for at least one month. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. a court in hong kong has found 7 prominent pro-democracy activists and politicians guilty for their role in anti-government protests $2192.00 other defendants have previously pleaded guilty now those convicted include the man known as hong kong's father of democracy martin lee he's an 82 year old barrister and co-founder of the democratic party also 73 year old media tycoon jim eli he's one of the most outspoken critics of the current administration and margaret a 73 year old barrister and a former lawmaker nearly every leaving voice of opposition in hong kong

about the other things that i want to tell, i wish -- to the general assembly of the united nations.o arrive in new york are czechoslovakia and poland. they are not greeted by any united states representative, not being guests of this country. makes an arrival speech in his own tongue. despite their status as high-ranking red leaders both of them are almost ignored by the numerous pickets and demonstrators. many of them east european refugees who protested the arrival of khrushchev and other leading reds on the s.s. baltica. arrived on a dank and foggy morning heading up to the east river closest to headquarters, it was cruising parties of hecklers. the shore hundreds of demonstrators amassed despite heavy rains. carpets had been laid by soviet emissaries for the occasion. it swarmed with newsmen and one of the massive assemblies of police and security men ever gathered in new york. khrushchev could barely be glimpsed through the throng of protectors. promises to make a general assembly session already momentous on the cargo issue on a potentially explosive or a potentially historic

the pair swarmed with news men and a massive assembly of police and security men.glimpsed through the throng of protectors -- kruschev could barely be glimpsed to the throng of protesters. his visit promises to make a generally assembly session, already momentous on the congo issue, into potentially historic international news. at least 16 new members are to be admitted, a global setting. ♪ narrator: fidel castro whips up a furor in cuba, charging the united states of arming and training mercenary forces for an imminent invasion. he calls out militia men at key points throughout militia to coincide with the landing of working hundred american marines at the guantanamo base after a week of liberty after exercises in the caribbean. castro enlivens a debate in the united nations on cuban charges of aggression by the united states. meanwhile in moscow, an expert at fishing and troubled waters reels out the line of friendship to a group of news men in cuba. kruschev happily received a gift of the cuban flag as he lines up for a solid endorsement of fidel castro, the sov

bill 43 and assembly bill 550. this is the assembly bills are critical in saving lives on our streets and coming up with a new system for berman aging traffic and moving away from armed police and forcing for which we don't have enough resources and there's a pen den see towards bias and policeing and i hope that the supervisors will continue to share the cities concerns with the state and our city wide support for these bills. thank you, i'm done speaking. >> thank you for joining us this evening. thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> thank you, am i on the line? >> clerk: yes, you are. >> let me con great late you for your forward positions on many issues on social justice and my name is mike honda and i'm calling in full support of the resolution item 35 and relative to the resolution to criticize and condemn the from on the east coast and i just wanted to add a couple of things in 2015, then the prime minister put into his federal budget 70 billion which is $500 mi

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but those who assembly should take a respectful message to each other and keep a distance. as we mentioned the stock has passed a controversial bill which removes the right of germany's regions to decide their own lockdown policies those decisions will not be taken by then $342.00 lawmakers voted in favor 250 opposed the bill martin told again the things some of the measures the government is planning make very little sense but we have to see the ambulance and in the one we want to have to just look at the parliament at least decides on. a law now before it was just a group all. presidents of the federal states and the chances are now it's a parliament that is about the measures that it says they are contradictionary and in itself you have on the one hand reasonable things that for example you have to. measure since you have recently built things like if there is a high incidence security measures have to be so you can but on the other hand it's no scientific condiment for doing a curfew from 10 o'clock in the evening that is. abusing the basic right of freedom of movement

a fully assembled drone freshly printed by machine. out slices of acrylic, printing circuitry with liquid silver and picking components up and sticking them down, all in the right order, at the right time and in the right place. what it essentially is is a unified design fabrication pipeline for creating functional devices and robots. so you can actually fly something off of the production line? exactly, so that was one of the main goals going into this project, that we wanted to be able to fabricate something that required no human intervention to actually get it off the ground. that's amazing. and this is the device. it attaches to a commercial laser cutter and transforms it from a 2d machine to a 3d all—in—one assembler. the detail in a project like this is mind—blowing. for example, in this toy drone, one of the sensors has become disconnected, just one, and now it doesn't work properly. itjust bumps into a wall. i'm going to try and fix it. there are so many steps involved in building electronics, so how do you programme a machine

pro-democracy activists including media tycoon jimmy like the group are found guilty of an authorised assembly jury in the protests in 2019 we'll take you live to hong kong. and the 2 trillion dollar make over for the united states president biden sets out pounds from not serve infrastructure spending programs. in france is heading into lockdown for us time president mccrone says that the shutdown already in place in some regions will be extended to the entire country for at least one month. and head of 100 welcome to the program a court in hong kong has found 9 a prominent pro-democracy activists and politicians guilty for their role in anti-government protests in 2019 the verdict marks the latest crackdown by china on dissenting voices in hong kong sentencing of the group will take place at a later date but they could face up to 5 years in prison among those convicted media tycoon jimmy and the veteran activist the chook young phoebe kong had the chance to speak to him before the verdict was an elst. a small flat in downtown hong kong weather woes only museum dedicated to the now see 18 i te

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we will be looking at the keyissues assembly.e will be looking at the key issues for voters to consider in all the elections which take place next thursday. they include the scottish parliament elections and we will hear the thoughts of the political scientists and pollster sirjohn curtis on how hollywood could change and the issues most concerning voters. and in england polls will decide who runs more than 140 councils and districts and as a by election in hartlepool and there are also 30 mayoral contests taking place including in london, birmingham, and liverpool. you are watching bbc news. in a week voters across the country will cast their ballots in a series of interactions. there are local councils and mayoral elections across england and national elections in scotland and wales. tonight it will be there voters in wales to hear from the leaders of the main parties in the bbc rails debate. we will be building up to that debate which starts in just under half an hour time. let us take a more detailed look at the elections. it

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the assembly did not include a total price tag on the proposals. california updated economic forecast is set to be released in may. that's when the governor's own budget proposal is due in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> let's go the north bay now because the recall effort against windsor. mayor dominic foppoli has hit a roadblock. the town clerk says the paperwork filed by the recall committee did not meet election coats at this point. we're not sure if the committee will re filed the paperwork and the recall petition kron four's. noelle bellow is following the story for us. we'll have more coming up during kron 4 news in prime time starting at 8. >> with more hate crimes targeting the asian american and pacific islander communities. the san francisco police department has launched a hotline for chinese language speakers kron four's, maureen kelly went along with law enforcement and other local leaders as they work to spread the word about this new resource that has meant to make potential witnesses and victims more comfortable coming fo

freedom to assemble. worship to engage in trade forever.ul to restrict worship or trade or assembly. number 4, no vaccine passport. super scary technology i've been talking about. number 5 is open schools immediately. they're citizens and it's nonpartisan but they're giving a ton of traction. >> but why are you not getting more support from the left for this? you're a famous figure on the left. are you feeling lonely in this time? >> yes. but i think that's kind of the wrong thing to focus on right now. i have a list of five states to focus on the five freedoms commitment. and unfortunately all of these leaders i guess for you, they're all republicans. you know, from idaho, missouri, south dakota. it's all republicans leading the fight. i'm a democrat. i'm a life-long democrat. >> mark: i know. you voted for biden. >> i did vote for biden. that's another conversation. i couldn't bring myself to vote for trump. i guess what i'm saying, that debate is really -- has to be part of the past. we have to be soldiers now, this crisis has never been

anonymity was a core concern that were reflected in the presidents and also the right to assemble is the right to assemble privately and peaceably when the government says tell us who your donors are that is a direct infringement. >> he repeatedly distinguish the irs form from the california use of schedule be because off the fact it is strictly confidential with a nationwide mandate. you talk about the distinction this isn't a statute in california but subject to executive wham. why do all those things matter? state action is state action. of california has a statewide mandate passes a statue and justice kagan talked about keeping things strictly confidential done by statute and only applies to donors in the state of california is at a different case quick. >> we explained very well even in the analysis with these alternatives established started with the states interest and had two credit that and whether there is a statute that reflects the considered judgment that this is warranted in useful should make a difference in the court's analysis and i commended justice stevens footnote

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here declared the situation and unlawful assembly.res from around minneapolis. three marles away. the white policewoman who shot the 20—year—old black man on saturday resigned from the police force, as has the police chief of brooklyn centre, the town where it actually happened eight we will stay with these pictures of what happened on the streets, and go live to our correspondent, peter bowes. peter, there is so much anger and distress in the minneapolis area? , �* , and distress in the minneapolis area? , ~ , , ., and distress in the minneapolis area? , a ., ., area? yes. as you say, for a third night — area? yes. as you say, for a third night in _ area? yes. as you say, for a third night in a _ area? yes. as you say, for a third night in a row- area? yes. as you say, for a third night in a row we're - third night in a row we're seeing this expression of frustration by the people who are once again on the streets, frustrated at what has happened over last few days. even though within the last few hours we have had the resignation of

in its first assembly, july 1948, director general dr.m declared that this organization was physically prepared to raise the health level of all people and to forever destroy the human afflictions of cholera and other human diseases. this would be done on a global scale. the representatives of nearly every nation have signed the great charter of health. this means an organization with authority and means to act. epidemics, no matter what part of the world they may infect, are a potential danger to all other nations. the world health organization will make for use of every existing means education, prevention, cure. all peoples of every race and belief will be helped by doctors of all races and nations. a tremendous movement of all solidarity is now born. inoculation widely used will be extended. millions of people will be given prophylactic injections. a worldwide system of medical control will exist everywhere. ♪♪ >> enormous quantities of syrums, vaccines are all being manufactured a increasing cost. they are being shipped all over the

we're joined now by st assembly member rebecca bauer came hand who introduced this bill, assembly memberou. you're doing this so this legislation would create a 988 hotline here in california to help people who are facing ah mental health crisis. how would this work and who would come to help? yes. so instead of calling 911 is people in mental health crisis do now they would dial 90 dates and they would get a suicide, french and mental of crisis line serviced by people trained to deal with those in crisis. and then if you need a response on the ground to some people do, you would get the mental health crisis response team with mental health professionals who can treat you with the health care needs? you have instead of the public safety way in which we're handling today? how often are we relying on police officers to respond to people who are facing ah mental health crisis? why do you believe we need to shift away from that approach, so law enforcement spends about 20% of their time dealing with those in mental health crisis and they're not trained to do it. and it's not increasing our p

cooper, they were talking about unlawful assembly.e unjust laws in this country did so through unlawful assembly, including martin luther king. the concept of riots which are determined locally by police, you can get stuck by just showing up in something that someone decided was a riot. >> look, i think the thing we have to be clear about is the gop has abdicated their investment in governing. they are not giving us any semblance that they care about, rights or protection of rights or humanity. they are engaged in a brazen consolidation of white power. that is what this is all about. they don't compel them anymore because they see a country being taken away from them. a country moving too fast, becoming too inclusive. they're trying to consolidate power. the second thing is that one of the sort of hallmarks of white supremacy is that it always values property over life. when you see these kinds of perverse bills that say you must protect your monuments or can't get state funding, that's part and pearls of how white supremacists have t

these people declared unlawful assembly. they say it's illegal assembly, you have to disburse. x amount of minutes. started with ten minutes and kept decreasing. they ultimately moved in. it's very likely that you'll see some kind of mass arrests. i'm looking in front of me, trying to get to a better location. i'm watching rows and rows of humvees from the national guard pull in. that's 2000 guardsmen have been activated for this. their numbers are showing up. >> well, again, you're seeing pictures, live pictures from the minneapolis area. brooklyn center where we saw massive unrest. criminality on some peaceful protests the night before but overwhelmed by what looks like, again, people who believe that what happened to mr. wright was a criminal act, not an accident. apparently, mike, there was concern that the police chief referenced an accident at one point. there was an accidental shooting which sent a lot of activists in the stratosphere. how could you say this was an accident? that's what we picked up the last couple hours. >> yeah, you pick that up throughout the day. any

yesterday, the assembly's public safety committee approved it and now it moves to another committee. levine cites 66 u.s. deaths by gun violence last month alone including shootings in georgia, colorado and orange, california. >>> a new batch of stimulus checks are expected to arrive today, since social security and railroad retirement recipients are expected to receive direct deposits from the government. this applies to those who did not file a 2019 or 2020 tax return or didn't use an irs long non-filers tool. payments could appear on existing direct express cards. >>> 6:4 3 right now. at his first press conference president biden said the gun control would take a back seat

authored by assembly member lorena gonzalez to enact the fast food accountability standards or fast recovery act. this is legislation that would empower and protect california's half a million fast food workers and i want to thank my co-sponsors, president walton and supervisor chan. historically, fast food workers are subject to poverty wages and unsafe working conditions and on march 2021 report, from researchers at ucla and uc berkeley found that in california two-thirds of fast food workers are enrolled in a major safety net program that an average state wide annual cost to taxpayers of $4 billion even before the pandemic fast food workers faced overlapping challenges putting them on the razor's edge of economic calamity including low wages, lack of workers on the job, workplace violence, harassment and wage theft in an industry where workers operate in environments that are fast paced, crowded and frequently and physical contact with customers, fast food workers

i come before you as a proud georgian, a member of the georgia general assembly where i serve as speaker pro tem for the georgia house of representatives. in georgia, we are making it easier to vote and harder to cheat. we are ensuring voter accessibility, transparency, and integrity. in 2021, we held primary and general elections using a new statewide election system during the first modern worldwide pandemic and record turnout. all of these together, along with changes in voter preferences and choices, stressed our election system. our obligation was to initiate a

in its first assembly, july 1948, dr.all people and to forever destroy the human afflictions of malaria, cholera and tuberculosis and syphilis. the prime objective is the fight against disease on a global scale. the representatives of nearly every nation have signed the great charter of health. this means an organization with the authority and means to act. epidemics, no matter what part of the world they may infect, are a potential danger to all other organizations. the world health organization will make full use of every existing means, education, prevention, cure. all peoples of every race and belief will be helped by doctors from all races and nations. a tremendous movement of world solidarity is now born. inoculation widely used to be extended. millions of people will be given prophylactic injections. a worldwide system of medical control will exist everywhere. enormous quantities of serums, vaccines and new and powerful drugs such as penicillin are also being manufactured at increasingly lower cost. crates of am pu

cannon had been charged with felony disruption and disrupting a general assembly session. she was looking at up to eight years in prison all for knocking on a door. on the other side of that door was governor brian kemp and a handful of lawmakers signing into law an election and voting bill that's been called jim crow 2.0. cannon says the fight continues and she is urging all americans to keep knocking. and she joins me now. representative cannon, i appreciate you joining us. >> hi there. >> you're in better spirits, it looks like, than last time i spoke with you. tell us how you're feeling after hearing you won't be prosecuted. >> after two of the longest weeks of my life, now i'm free from the threat of eight years in prison for simply doing my job. this is something that many americans understand the feeling of, and so i really want to thank people for standing with me in solidarity, texting,

and illegal assembly charges that pending conviction that these results wait may affect the sentence of the similar case says that even though for those who didn't have to go to cho today they are expecting that's any time soon they will have to be sentenced to jail because of other charges that they are facing here because in hong kong thank you. and we have the opportunity to speak with one defendant the former chairman of the hong kong democratic party about how he sees the increasing crackdown on dissent. a silver medal awarded to young song by the government for his political work it was something this former lawmaker felt proud of but 12 years later it seems to represent a hong kong that's been last time the central government agreed. to. i thought my. approach to hong kong time is my country home cause my whole. to love your country doesn't mean you love a certain political regime young so much one of 10 defendants found guilty of all going izing or attending marches in 2019 during massive anti-government protests many opposition icons of his generation now sentenced for the 1

that's been embraced by the general assembly. i believe most of the election directors would support that. early voting. the reason that election directors love early voting is because it takes that pressure off of the election day. you have now in georgia up to 19 days in many of the counties to vote early. and that's very flexible for voters. and that then takes pressure off of tuesday voting. and then also we have election day voting. let the states decide what works best for them. we also want to make sure that we have the appropriate balances of accessibility with security. and i think georgia has struck the right balance on that. >> so this question of federalism, most of the money spent on elections has been spent at the state and local level but we've had a few exceptions, after the 2000 election with the help america vote act, more recently a couple of pools of money with security and then for covid, so one, your thoughts on that, both the place for funding and also the level of funding, whether we need to fund elections

republican assembly members james gallagher and kevin kylie will make their cases before the court of appeals and hoping for the same ruling a lower court made in november determining governor gavin newsom overstepped his authority by changing state law through executive order. today's arguments begin at 9:000. with more people in our state becoming fully vaccinated, there are questions about how long california's outdoor mask mandate will stick around. right now we are all expected to wear a mask if we are outdoors and not able to socially distanced. more than 30% of californians are fully southed. but even bay area health experts are conflicted about whether we should still be wearing masks outside. >> i think as we get up to the 60% of people fully vaccinated we could consider it. >> there has been a lot of data, especially to be fair over the last six months, that show the risk of outdoor transmission is very low. >> we reached out to the state's department of public health and they seem to indicate there won't be any masked changes until june 15,

yesterday, the assembly's public safety committee approved it and now it moves to another committee. levine cites 66 u.s. deaths by gun violence last month alone including shootings in georgia, colorado and orange, california. >>> at his first press conference, biden said gun control has to take a pack seat to the new infrastructure plan. >> that's how seriously he takes it, scott. >> i was honestly surprised, marcus and laura, when he did say that. it doesn't mean it's not on the agenda but you're right, it's certainly a sign of how much president biden wants to get the infrastructure bill done that he put it ahead of gun rights. he's facing not just a republican party, which is against the infrastructure bill, but fractures within his own party on how to pay for it and whether the plan should be one big bill or three small bills.

if signed this letter of no confidence -- dup assembly matters.- -- dup assembly matters.if she would say no confidence bow, i -- dup assembly matters. if she i would say no confidence bow, who might replace? with the automatically become first minister? and if it is someone more socially conservative, what impact without having the workings of the devolved government?— government? there's very little exoeetation _ government? there's very little expectation are _ government? there's very little expectation are told _ government? there's very little expectation are told that - government? there's very little expectation are told that mrs i expectation are told that mrs foster's leadership will survive this. already turning to other candidates. it doesn't necessarily follow that whoever leads the party should be the first minister here, but certainly arlene foster will be able to continue if she is ousted as dup leader or has to resign. you could have a situation where an mp at westminster as the party leader and there is a separate party leader here at stormont who becomes

republican assembly members james gallagher of yuba city and kevin kiley of rockland will make their case, before the court of appeals. they are hoping for the same rolling that a lower court made in november. that court determined that governor newsom overstepped his authority by changing state law through executive order. today's arguments start a 9:00. >>> with more people in the state becoming fully vaccinated, there's questions now about how ally need to wear masks, should that mandate really stick around in the state? right now, you are required to wear a mask. if you are outdoors, not able to socially distance. more than 30% of californians are fully vaccinated. even bay area health experts are divided about whether we should still be wearing masks outside. >> i think as we get up into the 60% of people fully vaccinated, we can start to consider it. >> there's been a lot of data, especially over, to be fair, over the last six months, that show is the risk of outdoor transmission is very low. >> we reached out to the states department of public health. they seem to indicate, th

pro-democracy figures including media tycoon jimmy lie the group was found guilty of unauthorized assembly during the protests of 2019 will anyone in hong kong now dare to speak up for democracy we will ask activist in exile nathan long. europe's broken migration policy asylum seekers are spending years in holding camps in greece we asked a german parliament member how do you can fix the disaster out of store staff. thank you. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. accorded hong kong has convicted 7 prominent pro-democracy activists and politicians for their role in anti-government protests 2019 sentencing of the group will take place at a later date but they could face up to 5 years in prison 2 other defendants have previously pleaded guilty. now those convicted on thursday include the man known as hong kong's father of democracy martin levy he is the 82 year old co-founder of the democratic party also 73 year old media tycoon jimmy lie he is one of the most outspoken critics of the current administration. and margaret own a 73 year old barrister and a former lawmaker now these 3 that yo

hong kong there were public assemblies were often not allowed and the protests were greatly restricted so that people were very limited on. demand their way of demanding political reform. however during as we have seen during the leader part of last year there were many many more public assemblies happened and people started up expressing their opposition to certain government. action and the police and government authorities responded with excessive and unnecessary boards what patterns are you noticing in that regard when you look at our thora terry and governments exploiting the pandemic to crackdown on dissent is exactly what you have mentioned sara so the limitations that were imposed were either based on already existing draconian laws or the governments use the existing situation or the covert 1000 friend to adopt more draconian laws to limit people's freedom of expression and freedom of movement and duty and strange on their human rights. and has even mentioned their widespread repression the use of enforced disappearances they're also documented in this report i want to take a

same as before, an unlawful assembly.re water bottles being thrown at police, lasers and flashlights being shown at them. there are more organized than last night. in some ways, they have water milk to run through their eyes if the gas starts to go again as it did last night. there is food that they are supplying for people and everything else. but this is the sort of anger that you are seeing in minneapolis after the death of george floyd, now with the death of daunte wright. you know, people are angry. they are upset. this is what police are concerned with hear. this is sort of the front entrance and that gate, you can see they are moving in with spray and more flash-bangs at the moment. that's pepper spray. not pleasant. and more flash-bangs, as you can hear. because they have all this food and water, the crowd, the protesters, are now using those as projectiles to throw back at police. we are starting to see that same frustrating, sad, angry cycle where it is just the standoff between the police and the protesters. it

jimmy lie will serve a total of 14 months in prison he's convicted for his role in an unauthorized assembly martin lee who is 82 years old and known as hong kong's father of democracy has been handed an 11 month suspended sentence and almost 1700000 people joined in pro-democracy marches in the city 2 years ago. well there for more we are now joined by d.w. correspondent phoebe congress she is in hong kong where she has been tracking that all important court sentence sentences have been handed down phoebe how harsh word they put it in perspective for us. why i have been staying in the courtroom 3rd the day to observe the sentencing and right after the church and now as the sentence is on the all 10 the fens the room has burst into a kind of i. chant of protest logan's a lot of supporters show up today to attend the hearing to show senator solidarity to the child defendants and also to protest against their sentences the wish they think is unjust and in response though many of the defendants i have spoken to over the previous weeks that they said oh well prepared for cho term but still. at a

federal assembly address today was any different than any other outstanding ways to previous years but it was particularly touching actually by the sector after. watching her. you know because still again this. boy in fort smith what how to get people working the cultural sacked. thinking everybody for what they have done for the country almost reminded me of john f. kennedy address you not ask what the government can do for you but what you can do for their for your country he said that we absolutely sure of our professionalism we base our policies on common sense and that applies to domestic affairs as well as international affairs. russia has announced this expelling 10 u.s. diplomats in a tit for tat move they've been given a month in which to leave the country it comes after the bod ministration unveiled new sanctions against moscow for allegedly interfering in last year's presidential election and for hacking federal agencies the u.s. also booted out 10 russian diplomats we heard from dr michael redd involved a professor of liberal studies. so anything that harbors any kind of se