compound,tion of the they took out 395 americans, 4475 vietnamese. , 978 americans came out of the embassy. another 1120 vietnamese. there was a total of 1300 plus americans evacuated on that mission. 5595 vietnamese. statesup in the united was over 138,000 vietnamese from air, anduation by see, across the border into thailand. is, we lost our search and rescue aircraft. i wish that could have been different. was, there were some people that knew we were short on pilots. his wife and kids are just showed up there. we told them to stay behind but he came. that night, what mission do we give this guy? we had no idea what the outcome of the operation would be. we said, search and rescue would be the best place. it turned out, it wasn't. today, i look at some of the let's seei think -- what we've got here. this was a hangar deck of the hancock. i don't know how many hundreds of people are there. this became a real issue. -- be at sea for four or five days on her way back to the philippines. you have to seek them. later in my career, we were talking. i asked him, what's the most important thing

all forms of discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity on thursday the american embassy also flew the rainbow flag of the russian capital. now to some sense see and social distancing as summer holidays begin in europe people who have been cooped up in cities because of the corona virus are now flocking to the beach to many of them say authorities in germany it closed roads to popular baltic coast resorts on saturday to stop new arrivals as crowds overwhelmed every available patch of sand tourism officials fear fear holiday spots could become covered 19 hotspots if each reversed lovers are careful. belgium however has planned ahead for just this eventuality authorities there have developed innovative ways to welcome holiday makers and also to keep them safe. towns and on belgium's almost 100 kilometer no north sea coast have turned to technology for crowd control and have beaches city dwellers can consult an app before leaving home to find a resort that still got space on it sands the crowd barometer uses colors to indicate how crowded different destinations on. the. dot

discrimination including that based on sexual orientation and gender identity on thursday the american embassy also flew the rainbow flag in the russian capital. has a new prime minister more than 4 months after going to the polls fianna fáil oil leader in the hall martin was elected in a special parliamentary sitting he heads an unprecedented coalition with arch rival finnick gael and the smaller greens it once was forged to keep the republican chin fane out of power. the african union is reporting progress in 3 way negotiations to build one of the world's largest downs it says over 90 percent of the issues among egypt ethiopia and sudan have been resolved the a us trying to broker a deal to end a dispute about the dam which was begun on the blue nile river anything in 2011 the government said it would start filling the reservoir in a few weeks to produce hydroelectric power. sudan hopes to benefit from the dam as well but egypt fears it could face massive water shortages. the project has triggered a decades long dispute ethiopia began construction of africa's largest dam 9 years ago it will

the evacuation of the compound, they took out 395 americans, 4475 vietnamese. 978 americans came out of the embassy. another 1120 vietnamese. there was a total of 1300 plus americans evacuated on that mission. 5595 vietnamese. and third country nationals. ending up in the united states was over 138,000 vietnamese from the evacuation by sea air, and , across the border into thailand. the sad part is, we lost our search and rescue aircraft. i wish that could have been different. the irony was, there were some people that knew we were short on pilots. his wife and kids had just showed up in okinawa and we told him to stay behind, but he came. night we say, what mission do we get this guy? we had no idea what the outcome of the operation would be. we said, search and rescue would be the best place. it turned out, it wasn't. today, i look at some of the stuff and i think -- let's see what we've got here. i've got one more here. this was a hangar deck of the hancock. let me tell you a good story. i don't know how many hundreds of people are there. this became a real issue. we were going to be at sea for

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because they want to make sure he's going to drive the next generation to take on that task the american embassy except for native oh what a doctor. oh i want to know what i don't want to carve growing off what i regard know what topped out or what party ground was shot now. and the reality of what we're living with here at $3700.00 is an imposter and i was out and he said oh when it comes to relationships between the black and white community when it comes to relationships often in the command. really. worked with them or lawless old policy that they could push we also work with them to organize a march. that. they did everything from media press relations to outreach team reached out to all the elected officials within new york city logistics to help plan a route marshalling the hopi children safe they created signs there was a lot of beautiful saying sometimes children did but we're teaching a lot of fight. oh. you think about the schools they develop your relations munich's ations these are skills that they could take to college and into corporate america. these are careers they want to purs

.> reporter: on sunday, a huge crowd marched from trafalgar square to the american embassy. under the terms of london's lockdown, gatherings like this are strictly against the rules, but thousands of mostly young people decided today was the day to break them. and break them they did. the police largely stood back. the london march borrowed slogans and chants from the antiracist movements in america. in copenhagen, too... >> call it out. just say something. >> reporter: and in berlin, protestors rallied against racist violence. george floyd's death may have taken place far away from here, in america, but it has reverberated around the world. in canada, prime minister justin trudeau weighed in. >> many canadians of diverse backgrounds are watching, like all canadians are, the news out of the united states, with shock and with horror. >> reporter: the current riots have swept through american cities, he said, but the cause, the clack racism, is real in canada too. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> savard: on a brighter note, e story was made again today when the corporate

thousands, many masked gengs coronavirus, gathered outside the american embassy. >>> what's your messagean brothers and sisters? >> that we're with you and we love you and we want -- your message is heard over here. and we'll keep fighting the same fight that you are. >> reporter: a few hours after the peaceful demonstrations ended, a small group of troublemakers faced 0 of with police and are pushed back now in an attempt to quell the violence. in the end, the police cleared the area around parliament with only a handful of arrests. earlier in bristol, a crowd pulled down the statue of the 17th century slave trader edward coleston. and this symbol of britain's own racist past was heaved into the river. in cities everywhere, people joined in. in paris they marched. as they did in rome. and tokyo. in hungary, a silent crowd took a knee for 8 minutes 46 seconds, the time officer chauvin had his knee on george floyd's neck. covid-19 kept thai protesters off the streets, but on screen in a massive zoom session. but in brazil which has one of the worst coronavirus outbreaks in the world, demo

thousands of protesters demonstrated outside of the american embassy yesterday in support of black lives> you just have to support people who needs the support word i would hope if i were in this position someone would be out there marching for my right. >> the uk still bans large public gatherings. our time is 4:57 a.m. protesters are joining a call for police reform and racial justice. that includes thousands of people gathering in france and hong kong. we have the story from jerusalem. >>reporter: protests continued this week and in support of the american led black lives matter movement. and rome thousands gather to call for accountability in the death of george floyd. protesters held signs i can't breathe and no freedom until we are equal. they held their fists high in the year and in neighboring france similar scenes unfolded in front of the u.s. embassy in paris. the france foreign minister called violence against protesters and journalists unacceptable. spain saw demonstrations in madrid earlier today and the participants held signs that said i'm black, so what. many protesters a

spanish capital lots of black allies multiple bombers and others saying no justice no peace the american embassy in london also the focal point of protests today as are. all. says the. protests. in the wake of the killing of georgia there are still people arriving to this protest thousands of them outside the u.s. embassy it's a lot calmer than it was yesterday of course those images outside downing street the police today taking a much more hands off approach when it comes to policing this incident we saw yesterday police forces charging into the crowd to try to break them up outside downing street leading to some quite strong images of clashes. i. i i. i we have seen attempts by the government to discourage these types of protests the health secretary. making reference to of course the fact that we still do have the coronavirus. going on claiming that they were. i'll be a spike as a result of these protests but of course all those will point to the fact that the last week of the week before the u.k. saw some hope whether people were going to the party going to the beaches or really ignoring mo

protests in london why the killing of george florey the protesters are gathered outside the american embassy here on the banks of the river thames there are people chanting black lives showing their solidarity with george floyd and his family and of course the other victims of police brutality in the united states now as far as the government here are concerned they've been trying to discourage these types of protests but health secretary matter. making reference to the coronavirus pandemic to try to discourage people from attending that is the case it hasn't quite worked there are thousands of people who have had time to today the police is one of taken a more hands off approach than they did yesterday we saw those images coming out of the police charging it's just as on a horse today they've taken a much more hands off approach and we can see here for the us has the police who are not in that type of standoff but we saw in those images yesterday. i was. i. know these protests are expected to go on throughout the off the newness unclear yet whether they will stay here outside the embassy or

the american embassy in mexico city has mexican journalists much you truly are the company. so i see you can see the u.s. embassy east just there. this is the last. mexican authorities seized up last night to protect the embassy before the soros taunts and to police to mexican police who was deployed there and a year so it's wheeze gas is. shooting shooting the protestors wes' please good shabbos you know that was recently spent i had been shot at that. so i had this sodomy from r t you think everyone would know about the holocaust by crawling virus but imagine only finding out about it now we meet a man on a journey of the skull brain after emerging from a coma only to find a world in a long time. when i was told seemed wrong. by all the old stuff just don't call. me lol yet to seep out just because i took it and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. you cannot be both with yeah you're like. hello again facebook is starting to time certain users pages to clearly highlight who it considers to be state contro

joking that collar revolution isn't possible in the united states because you would need an american embassy for that well apparently they were wrong quick trial and the riots and even the seizure of government buildings continuing our american supposed taking being democratic uprising in the world's most celebrated democracy and it's going on now i'm joined by david kilcullen professor of international and political strategist at the university of new south wales and the author of the dragons are be snakes how the rats learn to buy it was called and great to talk to you congratulations on your latest book and you for having me it's great to be here now i know that it's not your original idea to refer you adversaries as rap tiles you borrow dave wrong. bill clinton's 1st cia director but since you build a narrative around it i see why did snooty what he still whining about it for you. i think that so just to say this book is a book about military adaptation and it's about how different players adapted by the time and i begin the book at the end of the cold war and as i was casting around for

around two thousand people marched on copenhagen's american embassy in a protest organized by a local chapter of black lives matter. and in berlin hundreds stood with their fists raised to denounce racism and police brutality is thanks to make awareness. what is actually happening all six winners stats on your targets is just. actually putut a stop to this. n canada protests were staged across several major cities including montreal and toronto. prime minister justinn trudeau also weighed in on the matter. the black racism racism is real it's in the united states but it's also in canada. and we know people are facing systemic discrimination last wednesday a blackk canadian womomen fell frm her totoronto apartment balcony while alone withh police officers who had been calleded o her home. the family alleged that she was pushed and are now waiting for the conclusionsns of the investigation. moving on tropical storm amanda triggered flash floods and landslides as it barreled through and silo and guatemala in nineteen fourteen even people dead thousands of peoplple have had o seek refuge

>> reporter: sunday's demonstration in london formed outside the american embassy but all weekend thereave been protests like this around the world. in paris, they marched. and in rome, silent crowds took a knee. in sydney, australia, the focus was on aboriginal people beaten or killed in custody. in 2015, australia had its own george floyd-- davungag can't breathe." as the sign says, "same story, different soil." a few hours after the peaceful demonstration ended, riot police formed up to protect the entrance to the prime minister's residence at number ten downing street. they are being pelted by bottles from a small group, but so far, anyway, the violence doesn't seem to be spreading. major? >> garrett: elizabeth palmer, thank you. to breaking news now. tropical storm cristobal is crashing into the louisiana gulf coast tonight. nearly nine million people are under tropical storm warnings. a state of emergency has been declared. cristobal could drop up to a foot of rain. now, a startling story. a sheriff's deputy was killed in an ambush saturday near santa cruz, california. sergeant da

joking that collar revolution isn't possible in the united states because you would need an american embassy for that well apparently they were wrong quick troublous the riots and given the seizure of government buildings containing are america's foes taking being democratic uprising in the world's most celebrated democracy to discuss and i'm now joined by david kilcullen professor of international and political studies at the university of new south wales and the author of the dr naik's how the rats learn to buy it was called and great to talk to you congratulations on your latest book and you for having me it's great to be here now i know that it's not your original idea to refer to adversaries as rap tiles or you borrow the wrong. bill clinton's 1st cia director but since you build a narrative around it i assume you find it snooty what are you still whining about it for you. i think that so just to say this book is a book about military adaptation and it's about how different players adapted over time and i begin the book at the end of the cold war and as i was casting around for a way to

more protests will take place outside the american embassy in london later. sean dilly, bbc news.ad a statement from cressida dick, commissioner of the metropolitan police service about the protests in the uk and the injured officers. she says, "i am deeply saddened and depressed that a minority of protesters became violent towards officers in central london yesterday evening. this led to 11! officers being injured, in addition to 13 hurt in earlier protests this week. we have made a number of arrests and justice will follow. the number of assaults is shocking and completely unacceptable. " she goes on to say, "there is no place for violence in our city. i would urge protesters to please find another way to make your views heard which does not involve coming out on the streets of london, risking yourself, your families and officers as we continue to face this deadly virus." returning to the protests that took place across the uk yesterday, the metropolitan police federation chairman ken marsh has expressed concern that the protests were allowed to go ahead amid the coronavirus pan

montages of the shiite r religion and the islamic revolutioion as well as places like the former american embassy now the museum of espionage. most visitors a storm supporters of the regime's most conservative brunch but on the streets of the capital there's a young. generation boys and girls streaming of change of defying the repuic of islam in the name of that season despite fearing arrest by the- government. we don't have we don't have. the men and women the still vote separately and yet again the conservatives win the elections while. the young optimistic generation dreams of a free a future while conservatives threatened severe punishment and. hello and welcome to the friends twenty four interview our guest today is glenn greenwald is an american lawyer turned journalist was part of the pulitzer prize winning team in two thousand and fourteen for his role in the revelation about us valence and contractor edward snowden he has a co funded- the intercept an investigative. news outlets and he's been living for several years in brazil he joins us from beyond the generic thank you very much for b

yes, we spoke quite a few this morning and during the march up from the american embassy.le moving behind me so i need to make sure i am not run over. they we re make sure i am not run over. they were of the view that they were justified in protesting. 0ne were of the view that they were justified in protesting. one of them said to me that yes, there are regulations preventing groups of more than six people but they said they regarded the racism in the uk as like a pandemic alongside coronavirus and they said it was as much their concern is the virus. they said that meant they were intent on protesting and the protests would continue. i think there is a feeling that this sort of protest, a rolling protest, three this week so far, a lot of anger on demonstration, by people taking part, that that will change the feeling that britain has about racism in this country and they do think it will make a change. tom, i should interrupt, to explain we are looking at one group of protesters which is marched perhaps from where you are to the entrance of the houses of parliament. there

thousands of protestors are gathered in central london outside the american embassy for an anti—racismration. 0ther protests are also being held around the uk, with 10,000 demonstrating in bristol. this is what the area looks like around the embassy on the south side of the river thames in london. it is in nine elms, that us embassy build five years ago. a highly state—of—the—art embassy, with a moat there as well. earlier the uk health secretary, matt hancock, repeated his call for people not to take part because of the risk of spreading coronavirus. elsewhere in the uk, protestors in the city of bristol pulled down a statue of the 17th century slave trader, edward colston — a number of landmarks in bristol are named after him. he was a philanthropist locally as well. here in london, the demonstration began at 2.00pm, with protestors kneeling in a tribute to george floyd. the 46—year—old black man killed in minneapolis. yesterday's demonstrations in london saw 29 people arrested after clashes with police — and 1a officers were injured. police chief dame cressida dick urged protesters

thousands of protestors are gathered in central london outside the american embassy for an anti—racismration. 0ther protests are also being held around the uk, with 10,000 demonstrating in bristol. this is what the area looks like around the embassy on the south side of the river thames in london. several thousand protesters are still there. just to show you the geography, this is on the south bank at nine elms, vauxhall bridgejust a little further down the embankment there. earlier the uk health secretary matt hancock repeated his call for people not to take part because of the risk of spreading coronavirus. 0nly only six people are officially allowed to gather. here in london, the demonstration began at 2pm with protestors kneeling in a tribute to george floyd. yesterday's demonstrations in london saw 14 people arrested after clashes with police and 14 officers were injured. 27 in total last week. police chief cressida dick urged protesters to "find another way" of making their views heard, which does not involve coming out on the streets of london. 0ur correspondent, chi chi izundu,

the old american embassy in tehran was renamed the den of espionage museum it's an ever present reminder of the broken relationship between the united states and the islamic republic of iran but despite decades of animosity and no direct diplomatic representation in each other's countries there are still a few examples of quiet cooperation recent prisoner exchanges between the 2 were a significant step in the same direction. after $911.00 iran was instrumental in helping the u.s. fight the afghan taliban. and in charge america and iran are indirectly cooperating on afghan reconstruction. port is a kind of open door that experts say could be opened a little wider and perhaps bring both sides back to the negotiating table. a joint russian german mission has published stunning photos revealing the nature of the universe the 165 gigabyte pictures shows some of the most energetic objects in space taken by an orbiting telescope called evil see to function 2019. watching algis there these are the top stories brazil has become the 2nd country to cross more than a 1000000 confirmed corona virus c

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by 5 marching to the american embassy but demanding change at home the protest in london was the latest of many across the u.k. that have echoed events in the united states but demonstrators a clear that there are huge challenges facing their own country my people think the case in this and you. know it's all that happens here every day people don't speak about it but finally before speaking up people started to know by this current moment in time the black lives are being largely affected were 1st police brutality were 1st introduced lies racism and people are here to fight to say no more before the weekend britain's home secretary said people should not be attending protests because of the risk of spreading covered 19. or 20 who wore mosques physical distancing wasn't always possible but for many the importance of making a stand outweighed any fears there's been a series of protests here inspired by the killing of george floyd in the u.s. but bringing in grievances specific to britain as well and they're part of a trend that spread right across europe now in italy they gathered for an

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more protests will take place outside the american embassy in london later. sean dilly, bbc news.rom cressida dick, commissioner of the metropolitan police service about the protests in the uk and the injured officers. this led to 11! officers being injured, in addition to 13 hurt in earlier protests this week. we have made a number of arrests and justice will follow. the number of assaults is shocking and completely unacceptable. . . risking yourself, your families and officers as we continue to face this deadly virus." meanwhile, the metropolitan police federation chairman ken marsh has expressed concern that the protests were allowed to go ahead amid the coronavirus pandemic. i am not happy at all with what i saw yesterday. my brave colleagues were put in a position that they should not be put in at all. i can't for the life of me understand why the mayor isn't decrying this, why the home secretary isn't decrying this. we are in the middle of a pandemic, unless something has happened that i am not aware of. and here we have thousands of people, and i understand fully why they w

and outside the american embassy in warsaw. with the same banners. no justice no peace. >> thank you. in paris. for the first time, commemorations in hong kong for the 1989 crack down have been banned. officially because of the coronavirus. still thousands gathered anyway on football fields chanting slogans. for greater democracy in hong kong. live this hour. this is a tricky one. there's the coronavirus. hong kong has been the one place 30 years where they have marked the massacre in beijing. with vigil. thousands turn out year after year. >> yesterday what happened last night represented a significant turning point for hong kong. we saw thousands of protestors defy a police ban to turn out and mark the commemoration. 31 years since the crack down. they went to the park here. they pulled down the barriers. they held lit candles and sang songs. prodemocracy songs sang in 1989. a moving display of public mourning. and added meaning. last night we saw a number of high profile figures and icons including -- listen to what he said. >> there is no room fo

all of this outside the american embassy in madrid. normal normally heavily fortified.hese demonstrators also against racism in spain. >>> back to the states now. virginia police officer is facing 36 months in prison after using a stun gun to disorient a blackman who was crying, i can't breathe. we're about to show you the incident and we want to warn you, it is disturbing. >> help! help! help! i can't breathe. >> this body cam footage shows officer tyra timberlake using a stun gun for no reason. the other officers on the scene have been relieved of duty pending investigations. >>> all right. still ahead. the latest jobs report left everyone stubbed, but one complicating factor has everyone asking do the numbers reflect reali reality? zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. with nutr