t at is-- that's 100% accurate. >> reporter: it is still a mystery how pinney could mistake floyd forer coworker. aused stood out in part because he was 6'4" and over 220 pounds. here in minneapolis, they are still protesting here behind me. this one is being led by george floyd's friend, former n.b.a. star stephen jackson. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues, thank you. protesters around the country are targeting statues they see as historic symbols of injustice. in the last week, three monuments have been pulled down in richmond, once the capital of the confederacy. cbs' chip reid reports tonight from richmond. >> reporter: late last night, richmond, virginia protesters brought down a statue of jefferson davis. on tuesday in richmond, one the of christopher columbus was toppled and dragged into a lake. another columbus statue met a similar fate in minnesota. jefferson davis, just down the street, the president of the confederacy, that's down. could robert e. lee be next? >> he's on borrowed time. >> reporter: julian hayter say professor at the university of richmond >> whenever there a

in a recent interview with cbs news, david pinney, who worked at the same club, said he knew both mene any doubt in your mind that derek chauvin knew george floyd? >> no. he knew him. >> reporter: and that they bumped heads. >> how well did he know him? >> i would say pretty well. >> reporter: now he's suddenly backtracking saying that he made a mistake. in an email to cbs news, pinney says he confused floyd with another unnamed african-american co-worker writing, i did know derek and he did have those run-ins with my co-worker. it just wasn't george. this comes days after an almost hour-long interview in which pinney described in detail several alleged interactions between floyd and chauvin. but pinney did not back down from his comments about chauvin calling him aggressive with some patrons. the nightclub's former owner maya santamaria. > do you think derek had a problem with black people? >> i think he was afraid and intimidated? >> by black folks? >> yeah. >> reporter: it is really a mystery this morning how pinney could have mistaken floyd for someone else. floyd was 6'4" and ove

the congolese army taking on the rebels near the town of pinney the area known as the triangle of death. this is the town of 6000 people used to live here and now a ghost town it's not the 1st time people here have been attacked this time it was the islamist a.d.'s the armed forces of the democratic republic of congo. was lucky to survive the attack. rebels shot to people when the man of this house heard the shots he fled under his bed they hacked him in the head and they shot him. now the companies amit is in control here is estimated the army is fighting around 100 different militias in eastern congo. some 6000000 people have died in the last 30 years making it the most deadly conflict since the 2nd world war. the reason for the fighting always the same it's all in the power land ownership and access to the region's huge mineral resources. full from local and regional players take advantage of the situation rather than stopping it and the people the victims. in this one child is being kidnapped by the rebels and you don't village i'd left my daughter with the neighborhoods i don't kno

berlin right next to a rather beautiful church but we don't have access to a garden or even a bone pinney so at times things can feel a little bit claustrophobic. and none to arthur so mums thought was through for me me me me. this was a car this is. she she can join to go over everyone has to help out around the flaps. well i say help no. but there are also some fun things about having to stay home. every morning c c can meet kindergarten friends and teachers online because because go outside march we try to do some exercise inside each day. we've even done a reenactment of the fairy tale little red riding-hood well it does help having a designer as a husband even if you did make me play the old grandmother. look i'm not going to pretend that this is all you see it isn't who we are trying to do is to appreciate what we do have which is the other. you know watching data we'll have more headlines at the top of the hour until then stay up to date on our web site do you ever you don't come to thanks very much for watching. i'm going crazy thing in full time. how to handle all the new lives i

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label newsworthy posts that break the site's rules and that will include posts by politicians become pinney had faced criticism for not flagging inflammatory or inaccurate posts including ones by u.s. president donald trump. officials in mexico city say 12 suspects have been arrested after gunmen shot at an armored vehicle carrying the city's police chief 2 members of the chief security detail were killed in the attack authorities say the ambush was meticulously planned and involved dozens of gunmen hired weeks ago. well a court in moscow has handed down a guilty verdict and a 3 year suspended sentence so the russian film and theatre director. of he was accused of forming a criminal group and embezzling public funds for a theater project the court upheld the russian culture ministry's demanded that sara brannock of and 2 of his associates reimburse the state for the missing $1900000.00 kremlin spokesman dmitri pascoe responded to the verdict by calling for further investigations into the spending of state funded arts organizations but figures within russia's liberal arts scene have criticis

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city hall right behind me it's a very iconic building and every time by and nick when there's a bell pinney behind me of the lower left and that is where the by and many players they're not invited to come they step out they present the trophy to thousands of fans that would be usually scattered here inside this square but of course these are not normal circumstances and we also asked by and nick that in case the club does when what would happen and they said because of course at 19 there won't be any public celebrations but that of course won't stop any of the illegal and unofficial ones we will wait and see a limited talkie thank you so much that is it you're up to date when he's coming up in 45 minutes time. the to. am. i'm secure that the world that hard and in the end is a me your not a latina and more we will send you that. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliance of the what's your story. 'd and when i was a women especially a victims of violence in. part.

hall right behind me it's a very iconic building and every time by and munich when there's a bell pinney behind me on the lower left and that is where the by and munich players they're not invited to come they step out they present the trophy to thousands of fans that would be usually scattered here in sight this square but of course these are not normal circumstances and we also asked by and nick that in case the club does when what would happen and they said because of covert 19 there wouldn't be any public celebrations but that of course want to stop any of the illegal and unofficial ones we will wait and see a limit tuckey thank you so much and that's your news update this hour coming up after show christ an episode of shift living in the digital age this edition thanks to south korea where young entrepreneurs revolutionizing education with online classes and thiago start to get you know what steps that the latest website to do to be dot com heroes are follow us on twitter and instagram as well to handle their worries and news for now about how they went from the whole thing which. i

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coworker david pinney is breaking his silence, telling us that the two men had a history.f history? >> they bumped heads. >> reporter: how? >> it has a lot to do with-- with derek being extremely aggressive within the club with some of the patrons, which-- which is-- was an issue. >> reporter: the floyd family says it believes what happened on may 25 was in part personal. is there any doubt in your mind that derek chauvin knew george floyd? >> no. he knew him. >> reporter: how well? >> we interface with officers. >> reporter: how well did he know him? >> i would say pretty well. >> reporter: maya santamaria, the owner of the now-torched club, described how chauvin treated black patrons. when she talked to us for the upcoming cbs news special "justice for all." do you think derek had a problem with black people? >> i think he was afraid and intimidated. >> reporter: by black folks. >> yeah. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, other cities across the country are considering police reforms. today, new york governor andrew cuomo said that he would support sweeping ref

much the folks in your community is able to have an impact on everyone it should make the filipino pinney proud because it shows how much of an influence we're having on the world right now. each night at 7 pm in new york who's hoping cheering on the health care workers from their windows appreciation for them is a dim all time high and filipino news says the taking the will does it. really appreciate the way that when doing so it's the very night it's opening i don't know that we ever before this really took time to think about the sacrifices that they make when they leave their country and they leave their family and come here to fill jobs and even my alternate dreams. to come and and what here and bring my country. i'm. going. to go. a team of chinese scientists embark on a garing deep sea mission searching for rare is also a c one when it's previews china's underwater 0. if you want to help save the world's. sneeze into your own. growing dark and harsh and unforgiving circumstances children learn to play dangerous games they exist without throwing stones they'll destroy the house and

the pinney this is 1st tour guide. on the bare foot path they clambered over sticks and stones and wade through ice water. on. after her in the us working in intensive care it's a rare moment of freedom. the owners of the hotel hosting giovanni are pleased to hear that they're interested in his firsthand account of what it was like at the hospital to drop the film themselves at work. rooms used for surgery were turned into makeshift i.c. use people able to breathe endless work and list fear. i was scared but it wasn't just me we were all scared at 1st we had no idea we didn't even know how the virus was transmitted and we were lucky in so much information and. believes the heroes who kept day to day life going to doctors and care workers they all deserve this little gift and the demand is huge. we received about 200 requests all at once it was a lot of work because i wanted to answer all the e-mails and they still call to ask if we have 3 spots. where you are the better italy. a great act of solidarity starts involved.

tourney's is willing to comment to us on the situation in the hygiene rules for workers instead pinney's tells us we should contact the some contractors who hire the workers. the offices of m.g.m. like those of other subcontractors are located near the chinese factory but here too nobody is willing to talk to us and when gabriela were hired by a different subcontractor to package meat at the chinese plant. for me if i had promised us $1400.00 euro in cash without deductions for rent and transportation for 8 hour days that was what they said no. but their reality is by no means is a dealing as feed of eden foods landscape it seems many locals knew about this parallel world. halters amount of everyone knew about this. occurrence for years this was an open secret. it was an undercover thing we're going to dicker i'm sick of this didn't end well if it casts a bad light on our region that people have known about this for years that. when the corona virus outbreak threatened to spread to the wider region the dire working conditions could no longer be ignored german authorities impose a look do

meaning this is christmas week for the orthodox christian faith the date also marks the holiday of a pinney which is celebrated in some western christian churches as 3 kings day. you're watching news from berlin coming up next. with it's mid season review and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information or our website that city w dot com i'm terry martin thanks for being with us. cox come looking back on her passing. what is like as a premise exciting in years. gone were the big surprises. and the big disappointment. in plans and goals losers and winners. gone next on g.w. . fridays from john minus 30 celsius at the germantown a research station the scientists want to send them. there on the frontline of climate change research and take a look at their findings. disappearing ice climate change in the antarctic. close up to 60. w. . in the us right of climate change. for cosmic. what's in store. for the future. come for to make a serious multi-media insight. enter. a very i'm david and this is climate change is it sex. happiness increase book. this is the book for you to. get

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though a familiar sight come painters across britain to pinney on wednesday in the lead to show of solidarity for the black lives mother movement recent weeks have seemingly taken an emotional toll on many an oxford university is offering to help students whose exam performances may be affected essentially by marking their papers easier there's been pressure from campaigners at the university who said just watching the video of the death of george floyd had left black students traumatized we share our concerns about the traumatic effect of the brutality which killed george floyd and which is him and his station of institutionalized racism any students taking university assessments who feels their performance has been affected should submit a south assessment mitigating circumstances form after their final examination or assessment. incidentally campaigners at the university have also been pushing to remove a statue of sessile rhodes a 19th century. prime minister of south africa's cape colony they have long argued the monument or face racism is an insult to offer students we talk to people in

infections seem to have slowed in recent days hospitals they're a stretched to breaking point chronic pinney is a doctor of internal medicine in new york city he says more efforts need to be made to protect health care workers and contain the outbreak. one thing that really stuck out to me is that and i try to you know tell my colleagues and how contagious this was that you needed you bowl level of quitman like hazmat suits respirators that purify the air meaning that you know the big contention is this droplet or airborne and clearly we're seeing some airborne component because this is how contagious this disease was and it was spreading and unfortunately been affecting hospital health care workers and such we need the cill these are only kogut only right because the level of the quitman and protection for our health care workers needs to be at lat level i think you've seen videos out of china and italy they're wearing like spacesuit level stuff and in order to do that like you need to have a dedicated floor facilities dedicated like basically hermetic style quarantines right space that you

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shelters were long inhabited by their traditional owners the pussy contained a court tomorrow and pinney court of people the sites contain evidence of human habitation going back 46000 years making them some of the oldest in australia rio tinto blew the caves up in may in order to expand iron ore mining in the area and despite opposition from the aboriginal traditional owners the company admitted last month that it did have other options that would have avoided destroying the site's c.e.o. original sebastian jack unto others will step down but remain in charge until march next year when the national native title council represents australia's traditional owners of the land in state executive jamie lowe had this to say about the rio tinto resignations or yesterday it is an awkward also calling for any and for n.z. great you were there. on an old 80 and 80 aboriginal where people were one of mourning me racing on everyone that i talked to was not aboriginal not aboriginal. and the aboriginal red. cherry well let's explore some of the matters that are rising from this is dr henry scary teas

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regional peace and to maintain international peace and security i and israeli and palestinian leaders to pinney to meaningful dialogue with the support of international community i encourage regional and international supporters of the 2 state solution to a bring the parties back to a past wars in the gulf gated peaceful settlement i call on fellow members of the middle east quartet to take up our mandate mediation role and find a mutually agreeable framework for the parties to reengage without preconditions with us and other key states leave those must act wisely and swiftly and that which they do wield with the best the goal of a just and lasting peace is the president allow me to ask you to now give the floor to the special quality needed for the middle east peace process and my own while 'd mr nichol i'm not a lot of 2 but if the cards. and . it is the secretary general of the united nations. saying unequivocally there that israel needs to abandon its plans for an extension in the west bank. and that he will always speak up against any unilateral efforts which try to sidestep if you like th

there's no one who is going to know what he said pinney the it's only you in the world health organization says in some countries mental health problems often go undiagnosed and something had been stigmatized and discriminated against i think maybe one of the biggest challenges is the cultural context in which we live in where most people haven't truly accepted mental health as a problem that they can actually face and secondly because they may not understand or know that they're actually facing or experiencing a mental health problem health experts say globally there has been an increase in anxiety and depression as people struggle to cope with kotak 19 and job losses most people in zimbabwe work in the informal sector selling in busy markets and on the streets that's no longer allowed because of the coronavirus pandemic millions. african countries often don't have enough psychiatrists working in public healthcare these grana say they are trying to help as many people as possible at a time when lock downs and travel restrictions are a way of life. al-jazeera zimbabwe. the mosque and occup

the founder of the society, gavin pretor—pinney, joins us now.ture of some cirrus clouds, high, wispy ones and when they are lined up wispy ones and when they are lined up lines like this, they are known as cirrus fibratus. if i remember from geography, is cirrus latin for here? welljohn, it is latin for a lock of hair. my only piece of cloud information, i got it out early on. i wasn't aware there was a cloud appreciation society. what is the attraction for people at the moment? well, the skies one part nature that comes to us in the clouds are what give variety and drama to the sky. if you're in love down, looking up to the sky, it's something you can do even if you're in a tower block, an urban environment, if you have a small view in the sky and you don't have lots of space outside, its a pa rt have lots of space outside, its a part of nature that we can all initiate. we will inhabit the atmosphere, we live within the sky, not anything so you only have to stop and realise it is the most dynamic and part nature. it's one of those things, when