thanks for making time for us. >> thank you. >> let's continue now with andre dickens, he's an atlanta city council member at large. councilman dickens, good evening. >> hey, good evening. how are you? >> i'm well. thank you. what was your first reaction when you learned that atlanta's police chief was resigning, that the officer involved in rayshard brooks' homicide had been fired, and all within the span of about 24 hours. >> well, first, i was crushed at the loss of life. i'm a black man here in atlanta. my hometown. and to see someone lose their life, to be shot from behind, over a routine traffic stop, i thought this could have been de-escalated. so i was hurt and then i was also hurt not only for mr. brooks' family, to find out that he has three kids, to find out he was planning a birthday party, it reminded me of myself with a daughter that i plan events for and i'm thinking about all the thoughts that were going through his mind and through his family. now those have come to a halt and now they're planning a funeral and thinking about the over and over and over replaying of this inc

i want to bring in the president of the atlanta city council. saw that video? >> we-- devastated and -- >> felicia, we are having issues. we can't -- we're having audio problems so we're going to take a break. we're going to try to redial you and bring you back after the commercial break because i know everything you are saying our audience wants to hear. we're going to take a quick break and try to solve that. >>> over 20 states are experiencing a surge in cases of the coronavirus. health officials think it is connected from gatherings that took place memorial day. can we expect another surge in cases from the thousands of protesting from coast to coast. >>> plus, the white house could take executive action on policing as soon as tomorrow. so what is the president going to actually do? we are live in asbury park, new jersey. stick around. we've got a lot more to cover. how about no no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident,

we all feel the pain here in atlanta. >> the city of atlanta is now where the city of minneapolis is in the sense that there's this raw pain, raw anger, raw sadness and a conversation about what to do about it in terms of structural police reforms. the mayor has the task force. you have been a strong advocate for reform, so do you think you're basically on the same page with the mayor, and, number two, what do you think needs to be done and what can be done very quickly? maybe some of this takes time. what can be done very quickly to get out of the box to prove to people on the streets that you get it and that you're going to change things? >> well, we're all collectively supporting each other. the mayor has a task force. the council will be meeting today. many members have differing pieces of legislation that they are introducing, and we're looking forward to moving those and looking at our budget in the police budget to see what we can do to reserve some of those funds and put them towards some police reforms. i believe that we need to move forward with other initiatives that we ha

his feel for what is happening in the city of atlanta. the city likes to say we're a city so busy to hate. that calling goes back decades in atlanta. we've heard a little bit of that. the focus of that city is clearly been rocked by this event late friday night, geraldo. >> remember mayor keisha lance bottoms spoke out about the rioting that follow the george floyd decision in atlanta. she was magnificent. very calmly and scolding the perpetrators, violence in her city when the riots broke out. said there's no way to bring about social change, to destroy the city. to me she elevated herself to the front ranks of possible vice presidential candidates. now in this case she's called it murder. she's taken that leap. the police chief has resigned in atlanta. you have the police force itself in disarray. all of my police friends, including commissioner safer, are saying, you know, wait a second, this cop did what was reasonable to protect himself and others. this is a seven defense case. the way i see it, i see it in the hard cold light, the pr

the issues that over the past few days have become abundantly clear are problematic within the city of atlanta. as many of you all know, over a week ago, we announced the creation of a task force, and this was in response to president obama's challenge to cities across the country to take a proactive look at our use of force policies and to make recommendations. that task force convened for the first time last week. and we anticipated having initial recommendations within 14 days with community input and final recommendations within 45 days. on friday evening, we saw the murder of rayshard brooks. and, as i've said before, i am often reminded of the words of dr. martin luther king jr. there is a fierce urgency of now in our communities. and that fierce urgency of now says that while our advisory committee continues to work to make recommendations to help us implement and review all of our policies in the city of atlanta, it is clear that we do not have another day, another minute, another hour to waste. and so as we look forward to receiving the very thoughtful recommendations, and i appreciat

he's an atlanta city council member at large. councilman dickens, good evening. >> hey, good evening. how are you? >> i'm well. thank you. what was your first reaction when you learned that atlanta's police chief was resigning, that the officer involved in rayshard brooks's homicide had been fired, and all within the span of about 24 hours? >> well, first i was crushed at the loss of life. i'm a black man here in atlanta, my hometown. and to see someone lose their life, to be shot from behind, over a routine traffic stop, i thought this could have been deescalated. so i was hurt. and then i was also hurt not only for mr. brooks's family, to find out he has three kids, to find out blarnthds-day party. it reminded me of myself with a daughter that i plan events for. and i'm thinking about all the thoughts that went through his mind and his family. now those have come to a halt and now they're planning a funeral and thinking about the over and over and over replaying of this incident in their lives. that hurt me right now as a city c

fighting this sort of ground level in trying to help people what is something that these these cities and atlanta and other cities what it is like there's a lot of things they can do to fix but what in your view do should be the 1st thing fix right out the gate that could actually bring so many quality and bring some justice to a lot of the citizens in these cities. indeed found in abolish the police that is frightening for most we have seen that the police officers that have been multiple reforms that have been trying to be instilled and police departments and we've seen that none of those trainings have are effective i believe the officer who killed ray sharp rocks had a training diversity training a couple months ago and yet the result was that a unarmed black man was killed. and i think a lot of cities across the nation are calling for a defunding of the police and abolition of not just the police but the president doesn't accomplish as a whole because the system is a racist system that criminalizes broken bodies and ultimately smartish them and since i'm such a sentence so their media think

protesters and demonstrators all across the city of atlanta will be watching this decision and will beo it, and of course, that is known by these officials as well, that this decision could have an immediate impact on what happens in this city in coming days in terms of outrage, in terms of protest, in terms of what we have seen at the wendy's. a lot of folks will be concentrated and watching the decision. so that microscope is on the d.a.'s office. he's certainly feeling that pressure, but as we stated, he wants to make a careful, deliberate decision. it's also important to make a swift decision. that's important too, and the mayor here, keisha lance bottoms, has proven that efficiency and expediency is important to her as well in terms of communicating with people. >> look, the firing happened fast. the question is, are there charges that he can bring that can stick, which is always the challenge when attempting these prosecutions of police officers. catie beck on the ground for us in atlanta, thank you. >> katy tur, over to you. >> and today marks five years since the shooting that

one atlanta city councilman says the resignation of the chief police -- chief of police doesn't go far enough. councilman antonio brown has called for the resignation of mayor keisha lance bottoms and of the full council on which he serves. councilman brown joins us now. i thank you for taking the time to be with us. before i get to that tweet, you were on scene, just hours after brooks' death. what was your reaction to what is a happened in your city, over the last two and a half days? >> you know, i think we're all distraught. this is something that continues to happen. and, you know, what i think people need to understand is, you know, rayshard brooks is just one african-american life that has been lost, by the hands -- at the hands of our local police. through the use of excessive force. and the reality is, is that you have jimmy atchinson, this is something that's been happening for years in this city. and for us, we have to take accountability for that. through the tweet, i was expressing a hyperbole along the fact that we're all equally accountable. we all need to take ownership

disturbances break out overnight in the us city of atlanta after a black man is shot dead by police officers. officers had tried to arrest rayshard brooks after he failed a breathalyser test. his family's lawyer spoke of his frustration. i don't even know whatjustice is any more, and i have been doing this for 15 years. borisjohnson orders a review of the two metre social distancing rule in england, following calls to scrap it. more than a hundred people are arrested after a day of violent clashes in central london, involving far—right activists. remembering the 72 people who died in the grenfell tower fire three years ago. a virtal church service has just got under way in west london to the mark the anniversary. coming up at 11:30, as restrictions are eased across the world, we take a look at what might change as people adjust to a new reality in coronavirus: what next? hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. our top story, there has been another night of unrest in the united states fol

atlanta. joining me is atlantic city councilman antonio brown.e spoke earlier in the week, good to have you back with us today. moving developments there. first of all, what is your reaction to what we heard from the district attorney when he announced those charges? >> i believe district attorney paul howard has presented a reasonable case. i think a lot of the details were surprising, like kicking mr. brooks on the ground. a lot of those things were really difficult to hear. like i said yesterday, we've got to get to a place of a conviction. it's one thing to file charges and it's another thing to get justice with a conviction. >> as you probably heard, some news out of atlanta overnight, that some police officers have called in sick basically in a way of expressing their disappointment or protest with the decision against their fellow officers. as a member of the atlanta city council, what is your reaction to that, and what should be done? >> we have to come together. this is a moment in time in which we have to rebuild the trust with the comm

>> from washington and good evening live pictures of the city of atlanta and protesters have now taken over i 75 and i 85 the major interstates do one of america's largest cities they are upset over the shooting of the 27 -year-old black man by atlanta police officer shot after police and he got in to a fight over night. he grabbed one of the officers tasers and began to run. once he was on the run he turned around with one of the officers tasers in his hand and was shot by atlanta police and kill demonstrations began overnight at the wendy's where he was parked where he failed a field sobriety test of our protesters have congregated and lit fires alluding wendy's and destroying with riots possibly other businesses nearby there has been tear gas at the scene now we bring in ted williams former washington dc homicide agent and federal agent in the lawyer among the washington police officers union with a lot of experience in cases like this. we talked earlier today thinking about less than 24 hours the police chief of atlanta has resigned and the mayor has said she wants her officers fir

the police chief in the us city of atlanta resigns a day after an officer shot dead a black man. far right protesters clash with police in central london, saying they're protecting a statue of winston churchill. in paris, clashes as anti—racist protesters demonstrate against police brutality. the canadian prime minister calls for an independent investigation after the violent arrest of an indigenous chief is caught on police camera. and a socially distanced official birthday parade for queen elizabeth, a scaled—down celebration at windsor castle. hello and welcome to bbc news. we start in the united states. we've just received some video of an african—american man being shot and killed by a police officer in atlanta on friday. and a warning — these pictures are disturbing. the video we are about to show is from the security camera outside a fast—food restaurant. the 27—year—old black man, rayshard brooks, was running from police. we've freezed the video there. but immediately after this point, rayshard brooks was shot by the police. police had been called to the restaurant after

atla nta different from other cities. atlanta, so the fact that the police department is majority black is matching that demographic. the mayor has said that morale among the police force is quite low. we're talking about several weeks into protest, not just talking about several weeks into protest, notjust in atla nta into protest, notjust in atlanta but around the country, that they have been working overtime shifts to control crowds and respond to protesters. so i have heard that morale is low, and we are hearing now from the atlanta police department that they are experiencing an unusual number of walkout, call—outs, i am sorry, people calling in and saying they can't make it to work. so we're still trying to figure out what the motive is behind those callouts. thank you so much. thank you. worldwide new cases of coronavirus are growing sharply, despite the recent falls in the uk and other european countries. so far, nearly 500,000 deaths have been officially recorded around the world, but experts believe the reality is far w

another officer involved has been put on leave and the city's police chief has resigned. atlantaone of many us cities to have seen protests since the killing last month of george floyd by police in minneapolis. a warning — you may find some of the images and details in aleem maqbool‘s report distressing. america is here again — analysing the killing of a black man at the hands of the police. somebody called 911 because you were asleep behind the wheel while you were at the drive—through, right? rayshard brooks had been asleep in his car beside a fast—food restaurant. i'm not causing any problems. we've got to make sure that you're safe to operate a vehicle independent investigators have released this footage taken on police body cameras. blow, blow, blow, blow, stop. very good. it shows that after he failed a breath test, the officers tried to arrest mr brooks. put your hands behind your back. hey! hands off the taser! but during a struggle, he grabs one of their tasers. during a brief chase, he turns to point the taser at the officer, who responds by firing live ammunition. 27—y

the city of atlanta is a great city.t to apologize to my clients themselves that they came from memphis and witnessed this. they're not going to get statements here today. but i have confirmed to you that they have met with the georgia bureau of investigation, provided statements as well as information to support what you saw presented today by paul howard. it confirms that at no time was mr. brooks ever a threat to anyone including the officers in that wendy's parking lot. my client's statements confirm that mr. brooks was running, his back was turned. and was never a threat to anybody. the only threat that arose is when officer pulled out a gun, two of those bullets entered mr. rayshard brooks' body killing him. one of those bullets entered my client's vehicle, almost killing them. we could be here talking about four murders. and for that my clients have suffered a lot, but nothing compared to what this family has. and with that said, my clients are here to join the fight of justice to provide in iassistance to this fa

. >> reporter: the divisive images tonight out of atlanta. city police officers going to jail. 27-year-old garrett rolfe, the former officer who shot and killed rayshard brooks in the parking lot of a wendy's restaurant, is fighting a murder charge. he's being held without bail. 26-year-old de $50,000 signature bond. he then went on cable tv, sharing what everyone has seen in these police videos, that this police encounter started peacefully. >> i felt he was friendly. he was respectful. you know, i was respectful to him. you know, and i felt like, you know, he seemed like someone who potentially needed my help and i was really just there to see what i could do for him, mak trn brooks was drunk and when they tried to put him in handcuffs, he refused and it got physical. he's seen wrestling one of their stun guns away and when he reaches back and points it towards garrett rolfe, rolfe fires three shots. brooks dies. the bullets shot through the parking lot and barely missed witnesses so, i'm likeok, theyn cop's telling him, stop fighting, stop resi

city of atlanta the city's police chief resigned after an officer fatally shot the african-american while he was being arrested on saturday night coming up for you now is body camera footage of that incident i must warn you you may find these images disturbing. yeah. i'm not sure. i think you know too much the trying to be drivers point 4. late on friday police received a call that a black man was sleeping in his car which was waiting in the queue at a burger drive through brooks was breath tested and failed and then resisted arrest during the struggle that ensued he appears to grab an officer is taser and later points it while fleeing he was at this moment that he was shot and died later in hospital. protestors later set on fire the restaurant where the killing took place following the incident atlanta's mayor said that the officer who pulled the trigger had been sacked you know the one involved was suspended while the city's police chief had to quit. while new b.l.m. protests have erupted in another parts of america hundreds of demonstrators have come to the streets of portland to prote

our top stories: the police chief in the american city of atlanta resigns a day after an officer shotead a black man. far—right protesters clash with police in central london, saying they're protecting a statue of winston churchill. in paris, clashes as anti—racist protestors demonstrate against police brutality. the canadian prime minister calls for an independent investigation after the violent arrest of an indigenous chief is caught on police camera. we start this hour in the united states, where the authorities are investigating yet another killing of an african—american man by a white police officer. security video shows rayshard brooks being shot outside a fast—food restaurant in atlanta on friday. the city's police chief has already resigned in response, while the mayor says she does not believe the use of deadly force was justified. let's ta ke let's take you live in these alive to this. it is at wendy's, the fast food restau ra nt wendy's, the fast food restaurant nearby where this took post on friday and you can see policing vehicles backed up, there are protesters on the st

and invest that money and resources that the community is absolutely essential right now in the city of atlanta so a woman on the rise with a black woman landmark and initiated a campaign that resulted in a fast. train to defund the city jail reality resources and even that way and yes and our feeling that when the same way that we repurchasing our g.l. we're shutting down the jail we invested in the form and other things we need to support organizes on the ground who are willing to tell you what the new news and millions of dollars do for whom you. own and so harm after spending races and that is in our thing i do want to ask you about erica shields the police chief when she resigned very rapidly but i recall she was also the one who cracked down on those 6 officers who attacked those 2 black students during a protest there a couple of weeks ago how is she being regarded then. the sheriff has a very rocky history we're going to here in atlanta just last year march 31st an organizer named after shaq and atlanta police department and there wasn't this national spotlight on atlanta at the time an

another officer involved has been put on leave, and the city's police chief has resigned. atlantaave seen protests since the killing, last month, of george floyd, by police in minneapolis. a warning, you may find some of the images and details in aleem maqbool‘s report, distressing. america is here again, analysing the killing of a black man at the hands of the police. somebody called 911 because you were asleep behind the wheel while you were at the drive—through, right? rayshard brooks had been asleep in his car beside a fast—food restaurant. i'm not causing any problems. we've got to make sure that you're safe to operate a vehicle. independent investigators have released this footage taken on police body cameras. blow, blow, blow, blow, stop. very good. it shows that after he failed a breath test, the officers tried to arrest mr brooks. put your hands behind your back. hey! hands off the taser! but during a struggle, he grabs one of their tasers. during a brief chase, he turns to point the taser at the officer, who responds by firing live ammunition. 27—year—old rayshard brooks

the fatal shooting of a black man by police sparking protests in atlanta. city residents pouring into the streets, destroying cars and shutting down a major highway and lighting a wendy's on fire. it was the restaurant where brooks was killed. it prompted the atlanta police chief to resign saying out of a deep and abiding love for this city and this department i tiewferred step aside as police chief. one officer has been terminated and another has been placed on administrative duty. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "the greg gutfeld show." greg: he got canadian over a ban. a real estate officer has been fired for use a picture of a police van on fire. he included images of beaches and boats next to the burning van. after he got axed, he claims it wasn't available. adding it's no see crept new york has been the scene of riots and van dammism and south florida is a much quieter and calmer place. videos have turned up of people admitting to selling looting items on facebook. why is presenting the facts so offensive. my neighborhood got destroyed. i was on real est

city. and so many times we get it right. and so many times we get it wrong. but the great thing about atlanta is this opportunity to keep trying again and again. and we have this rich legacy of civil rights in our city. and so i think that we have the benefit of having this blueprint of what change should look like right at our fingertips that many other cities don't have. >> that's fantastic. ayor baraka and thank you so much for your work. would like to ask mayor baraka, there have been significant reforms as par of that process as well. and accountibility in other areas. i would love if you could share that and the changes that have already been made. additional changes you're thinking about. this so just what does -- change has meant for the community for newark? >> so when i came into office, i immediately had to sign the consent. so the good thing about it is that we weren't adverse to that. we weren't trying to fight the consensus. we welcomed i. in fact, we part -- we welcomed it. in fact, we put up a civilian review board that we're fighting to keep now, even though the consensus dec

another officer involved has been put on leave, and the city's police chief has resigned. atlanta protests since the killing last month of george floyd by police in minneapolis. a warning — you may find some of the images and details in andy moore's report distressing. it started as a very routine police incident. a man apparently asleep in his car, blocking the drive—through lane of a fast—food restaurant. guess somebody called 911 because you were asleep behind the wheel while you were in the drive—through, right? rayshard brooks, who had been celebrating his daughter's birthday, said he was doing no harm. i'm not causing any problems. well, we got to make sure that you're safe to operate a vehicle. it was all filmed on police cameras, in footage released by independent investigators. blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, stop. very good. after failing a breath test, the two white police officers tried to arrest him. put your hands behind your back. hey, hands off the taser. hands off the taser! he grabbed one of their fluorescent yellow tasers. hey! during a brief chase, mr brooks poin

the city of atlanta's s op prohibits officers from firing tasers at someone that was running away. f atlantis says you cannot even fire a taser at someone that is running away, so you certainly cannot fire a gun, a hand gun at someone that is running away. so in addition to ourfindings someone that is running away. so in addition to our findings as many of you already know, the police department concluded that officer rolfe's actions were excessive and in violation it's of apd‘s s op and i believe that's 11.1, and after their analysis that the actions were excessive he was fired. we also have included that rolfe was aware that the taser in brooks possession was fired twice come at once is fired twice it presented no danger to him 01’ twice it presented no danger to him or to twice it presented no danger to him orto any twice it presented no danger to him or to any other persons. now we have had something quite remarkable in this case and involves the testimony of the other officer, devon brosnan. because officer brosnan has now become a states witness. he has decided to testify on b

let's go over to atlanta, georgia, a city that has seen its fair share of protests and demonstrationsut also seen a public appeal by rapper killer mike and the mayor of atlanta. blayne alexander is there for more. blayne? >> reporter: public names that you mentioned joined the mayor and police chief on friday night. that's when we saw the height of the unrest in atlanta. last night there were 64 arrests made overnight and police said there were no major incidents. a much different night than we saw here. the city was under a 9:00 p.m. curfew. we know there were a far more national guard troops in the area than what we saw before. all of this was activated after friday. we saw crowds descending here upon the cnn center, taking heavy items, smashes through the glass, trying to get inside but there were lines of police officers inside them. hotels suffered the same fate. that's why you saw a very different, a very distinctive shift with city leaders from friday to sunday. the other thing that has been really kind of watched very closely is this incident that took place saturday night bet

city of atlanta the city's police chief resigned after an officer fatally shot the african-american while he was being arrested on saturday night coming up is body camera footage of the incident and one of warning you may find these pictures disturbing. well blah blah blah blah blah blah blah almost a 3rd. grader a few words there see what kind of drinks did yeah. i'm not sure some c. order is on i think you've had too much to drink to be dry that's a chance when you're going. to translate about. i don't know. something like that. and late on friday police received a call that a black man was sleeping in his car which waiting in the queue which was waiting in the queue at a drive through race car to brooks was breath tested and failed but he then resisted arrest during the struggle he appears to grab an officer's taser and later pointed it while fleeing it was at this moment he was shot and then he later died in the hospital. protesters set fire to the restaurant where the killing took place following the incident atlanta's mayor said the officer who pulled the trigger had been sacked and

the city of atlanta is not on fire. this building has been on fire for the last hour or so but the basic fact is you have a fire and it's not safe for the fire department to get there. it's a basic failure. the other thing that's going on as they still have not been able to clear a major highway. 75 is not open yet. it's not clear so you have a building burning and the fire department did get to it. the other major highway that's being blocked so basic functions of the city in the wake of this action are not working. it calms on the heels of two weeks of protest, protest that were at times violent so there is a real mix here of anger and fear of what's coming next. c ted williams brought up an important point steve in terms of how law enforcement is feeling about this. it latta police department went through a couple of days of really getting it handed to them by these violent protest the were not able to respond and they were finally able to respond and brought an overwhelming force but it took a while for them to corr

city of atlanta the city's police chief resigned after an officer fatally shot the african-american while he was being arrested on saturday night. later on friday police received late on friday police received a call that a black man had fallen asleep in his car blocking a burger drive through brooks was breath tested and failed but he then resisted arrest and during the struggle he reportedly grabbed an officers taser and later pointed it while fleeing it was at this moment he was shot and died later in hospital a lawyer for the family claims police acted to try. the latest the dying. the unsustained around one pixel and flips them over and then the witnesses tell us that which we can't see but they filmed it they would have picked up the shell face . and wonder why so they're all of you can't know how far away he works when they shot but they appear to be caring more about covering their tracks then providing. aid that could have saved his life likely to say we want justice but i don't i don't care and we're in the know what that is and i've been doing this 15 years out of the exists as

city of atlanta a homicide investigation is now under way. the u.s. demands the release of a former american marine sentenced to 16 years in prison in russia over allegations of spying. to journalists are convicted of libel in the philippines and a blow to press freedom. after 3 months of closed borders many european countries are now welcoming back their neighbors germany has opened its border to almost all e.u. members but restrictions are still in place for residents from spain and in paris people are returning to restaurants and cafes which can now operate at full capacity his dominant came from the german danish border where traffic is once again on the move. the border here is open but controls are still being performed by danish officials who are checking to see the categories of people trying to gain access into the country we now know that they are allowing people in who are residents and citizens of schleswig-holstein and that's the state i'm standing in right now bordering their country they're also allowing in danes of course returning to

city. so many times we get it right and so many times we get it wrong. but the great thing about atlanta is the opportunity to keep trying again and again. we have this rich legacy we have the benefit of having a blueprint right at our fingertips. in many other cities do not have. >> thank you mayor and thank you for your words. i love to ask mayor baraka, there's been a consent degree but there been significant reforms as part of that process is wellin accountability and other areas. this one if you could share that? i'm the changes that have also been made, what you're thinking about what is his main further communities that live in newark? >> when i came into office i immediately had to design it. the good thing about it we were not adverse that we weren't trying to fight the consensus. we partnered and stood up and said we need to work with youth. now seems like the same people are fighting even though it said it you had to have civilian oversight. so we establish one a little more advancing what they wanted us to. we had use of biased training, all of things at a been talked about t

city of atlanta has been treated as a homicide an autopsy has revealed 27 year old rae shon brooks died from 2 gunshot wounds to the back after a struggle with offices on friday the killing a spot more protests and the police brutality on the gallatin reports after a weekend of protests following the death of racial brooks the restaurant where he died is now a symbol of this nation's racial tensions it's being cleaned up now but the anger here hasn't subsided the 27 year old father of 3 was shot and killed by police on friday following a struggle with 2 offices. as he fled mr brooks was shot and later died on saturday night the restaurant was set ablaze and city leaders condemned the police's use of deadly force his children will continue to grow up for the rest of their life without a father now we can't we can't magically make ryszard brooks reappear this building we can build this building this wendy's back up we can fall in insurance claim to ensure that this building is built back up i don't condone this but i understand it and i'm hurting just like everybody else is despite the re

disturbances broke out overnight in the us city of atlanta after a black man is shot dead by white police officers. his family's lawyer spoke officers. his family's lawyer spoke of his frustration. i don't even know what justice of his frustration. i don't even know whatjustice is any more and i have been doing this for 15 years. more than 100 people are arrested after a day of violent clashes in central london involving some far right activists. the uk prime minister, borisjohnson, right activists. the uk prime minister, boris johnson, orders right activists. the uk prime minister, borisjohnson, orders a review of the two metre social distancing role in england after calls to scrap it. remembering the 72 people who died in the grenfell tower fire. in london three years ago matt lucas and david walliams apologise for the use of blackface make—up in the comedy series little britain. tourists start returning to venice as restrictions are eased, but locals demand limits on numbers. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and a

city of atlanta the city's police chief resigned after an officer fatally shot the african-american man while he was being arrested on saturday night. i. brooks was asleep in his car blocking the drive thru of a fast food restaurant late on friday an official report says that employees called police to complain when officers arrived brooks was breath tested and failed but he then resisted arrest investigators claimed in the struggle he managed to grab one of the officers tasers before fleeing police push on foot and during the chase brooks was said to have turned and pointed the taser at an officer it was at this moment he was reportedly shot brooks was taken to hospital but died after surgery a lawyer for the family claims police acted atrociously he lays there don last stand around one pixel and flips them over and then the witnesses tell us that what you can't see don't but they filmed it they want to picked up the shell case. i want to watch so they're all of you know how far away he was when they shot but they appear to be terror more about covering their tracks than provided. that