against such groups, an effective weapon is a long baton.ll department should be equipped with this a versatile special issue weapon. men trained in its correct use or face the mob with confidence. is offense and defense. and in restraining or handling crowds. the butt end of the baton can be used to deliver jobs and -- deliver jabs and thrashes. [shouting] the prime objective in any disturbance is to confuse and break up the mob. in the first critical stage, one of the most effective weapons is obscuring smoke. it can be released by a grenade or by a handheld projector. the delivery technique for smoke or teargas is the line of release. a number of grenades are placed in a line across the street away from the mob so that air currents will carry the cloud into the scene of action. white obscuring smoke does not stain or contaminate. it is non-toxic and like teargas must be used with favorable wind. the police usually do not have to come in to physical contact with the rioters or enter the gas or obscured area. this cuts down the possibility

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agent with a baton right here striking him. here's another one with a baton coming around to strike him again. here is another one spraying pepper spray into his face. this man just standing here, his hands are basically hooked in his pocket kind of like this. he's just standing there saying i came down here to see what people thought about honoring their oath to the constitution. and he's attacked. he's attacked by multiple members of this secret force trump puts on the streets of our nation. they had not just pepper spray and not just batons. they had other weapons, impact munitions. in this case u.s. marshals. so here is a young man. he's holding a boom box over his head or that's what it looked like and he's standing on one side of the street. on the other side of the street are the marshals. and as he stands there in the video, you see him crumple and fall to the ground because from across the street he was shot right between the eyes, critical condition, fractured skull. who in the world would expect a federal officer to

he's laid out the blueprint for us to pick up the baton and continue his march. for voting rights, for civil rights for human rights. john believed firmly the best days of our nation lie ahead of us. i hope his passing causes us to rededicate ourselves to getting into good trouble, necessary trouble. can't you hear him? never give up. never give in. keep the faith. keep your eyes on the prize. for john and our nation, let's make him proud. >> terry sowell speaking there. she mentioned one of those phrases john lewis was known for, good trouble. the family members, the family of john lewis, who have arrived there at the church ahead of this program, though are wearing t-shirts this morning with the words "good trouble." let's listen in for a moment as i believe we're about to hear a performance outside of the church. ♪ ♪ led me on and let me stand ♪ ♪ i am tired i am weak ♪ ♪ through the storm through the night ♪ ♪ lead me on to the light ♪ ♪ take my hand precious lord and lead me home ♪ ♪ when my way >> take my hand, precious lord, and lead me home. lead me home.

wallace may be gone, but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use tear gas and batons against peaceful demonstrators. [ applause ] we may no longer have to guess the number of jellybeans in a jar in order to cast a ballot, but even as we sit here, there are those in power who are doing their darnedest to discourage people from voting by closing polling locations and targeting minorities and students with restrictive i.d. laws and attacking our voting rights with surgical precision, even undermining the postal service in the run-up to an election that's going to be dependent on mail-in ballots, so people don't get sick. i know this is a celebration of john's life. there are some who might say we shouldn't dwell on such things. but that's why i'm talking about it. john lewis voted his time on thishe very attacks on democracy and what's best in america that we're seeing circulate right now. he knew that every single one of us has a god-given power. and that the fate of this democracy depends on how we use it, that democracy isn't automatic. it has to be nurtured. it has t

they beat me with batons and sprayed pepper spray and he immediately tried to evacuate me to a medic area to start treatment but that was getting overrun by the federal officers. >> well, that beating looked awful to us, but you've said that you have no doubt it would have been a lot worse had you been black. explain that. >> i think so. i think, well, i don't know if it had been a lot worse if i had been black. i don't think they care who they're beating up. they're gassing pregnant moms, beating up veterans. i think the reason it wasn't worse because i didn't fall down. >> but you were out there in the first place, which i think an important point you wanted to make is that black lives matter. you've held that dear to your heart. >> yeah. >> and talk about how you're taking what happened to you here and the ordeal you endured and how you use that to further your cause. >> i would like the attention to diminish on me, not completely go away, i want to reemphasize this movement is about black lives matter. it's not about a civil war in a small little section of portland and i think t

emergency there's simply too much good cheese in storage due to the coronavirus french cheese maker baton has close to 10 tons of cheese maturing in his cellars and that's creating more than a storage problem cheese has a limited shelf life in particular have. you come in for. for more than 2 and a half months you can't sell it any more it wouldn't look very nice 44th would start to appear on the right and would grow too thick. quire too strong a taste. during the kobe 1000 lockdown artist and all cheeses remained behind closed doors thousands of french cheese shops were shot as were the regional cheese counters and supermarkets restaurants were closed as well so consumers were left eating pre-packed mass produced cheeses with long shelf lives. children who were stuck at home with their families found themselves without their favorite varieties and were not happy about it. oh no we don't have any gets cheese anymore. either it's jew to the lock down there just isn't any. for close to 3 months even gore maize had to put up with processed or prepackaged cheese meanwhile across france artist

she's makers like batons are pleased the french are proving so patriotic they hope france can avoid another lockdown that forces people to eat mass produced products. everyone should enjoy the fruits of the cheesemakers labors. it's time for a new episode of our series the russia where we bring you stories about the everyday lives of russians living outside the country's major cities our correspondents met up with dimitri kong called he's a steel worker and unlike many other russians he hasn't been affected by the economic impact of the corona crisis he tells us why he loves his job and his hometown located some 500 kilometers north of moscow and why he sees no reason to move to a bigger city. 1st a breathalyzer test. to me to be control has to do a test every time he goes to work or it's a required safety regulation of a ship or gets metallurgical combine one of the largest steel foundries in russia. for years to me today concorde has been working at blast furnace number 5 which he and his colleagues affectionately call 70 on the nordic beauty. it's a fiery hell more than a 100 meters long

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>> well, does their training with batons include hitting me in the back as i'm walking away?g me in the hand and breaking my hand? because as far as i know, i don't think those are standard tactics with a baton. >> when you approached them, were you trying to get into an alter communication, were you trying to start a fight? >> no, absolutely not. in fact, when they came rushing out of the courthouse, they ran into the intersection and plowed into a bunch of protesters and knocked them down. i walked out of the park and into street and stopped in the street a few feet from the curb and stood there. after they dealt with the folks in the intersection it seemed they started to approach me. i started to have a discussion with them about whether they were honoring their oath to the constitution. at that point one of the gentleman came up and levelled his semiautomatic weapon at my chest. another individual plowed into me and knocked me back a few feet. at that point i got ready for the beating. i relaxed my body and stopped talking and they proceeded to beat me and pepper spray m

obama saying, oh, they are going after peaceful protesters with tear gas and batons. it is just a lie! and then politicizing it to the level that he did, which by the way, is predictable. every two years, every four years. >> you know, sean, i agree with you. i never really thought that it would come where i would wake up in america where in cities that are losing black men and women, white men and women in droves to shootings, people being muggeds. or raped, assaulted on the streets. that the cops would be the enemy. the cops would be the enemy to the point where you have the speaker of the house referring to federal agents. by the way, sean, the same designation for federal agents that protect nancy pelosi. i don't know if she told you, stormtroopers, referred to as an occupying force, literally. the cops are there for the police, folks, think about this. how does that sound to them, the worst day of your life. >> sean: they are the enemy. joe biden. >> they are there every single day. you were assaulted and whose they are first?wo it's not your mama, it ain't your

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last night, as i mentioned, a man had several bones broken in his hand when he was struck by the batonst? well, i know the protests will continue tonight and for the foreseeable future. so at this point, the real question in my mind is whether these protests will end at some point or whether they'll go right up until election night. thanks for talking to us. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the united arab emirates launches its first space mission, sending a robotic probe to study mars. nasa: see them coming down the ladder now. one small step for man... 0ne giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia but now, a decade later, it's being painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunctioning sperm unable to swim properly. seven, six, five, four.... thousands of households across the cou

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how to you hand off the baton and remember to continue to work?at that's already happening and when you see this new generation and black, white, brown, every color, i don't think we yet appreciate it and it may never be something that we can appreciate. the courage that it took for those young people to do what they did, you know, we can go out here and march, we might be braving a pandemic, these people are facing death in the eye. in the eye. and they said they love the country enough, they couldn't go on, they were willing to do it. and so not only did you lose john lewis, you lost c.t. vivian on the very same day. another massive icon, another -- a little older than john lewis, and trained the young people behind him, so this has been passed down for a long time. but when you lose a john lewis, and you lose a c.t. vivian on the same day, heaven is trying to get our attention. heaven is trying to say, listen this is the example, these are the examples. people love the country so much, they were willing to put their lives on the line. we get up

taking place today and john lewis is the the bearer of the flag bearer of which he has handed this baton on off to now a many of these demonstrators and protest that we are seeing in fact if you just go back just a few years ago when john lewis was still marching steel advocating for rights i mean he led a sit in and the u.s. congress on the chamber floor and it was so a fact the house republicans who were in charge at that time actually ordered c.-span to actually turn off the camera so americans would not see it so clearly what we are seeing here is a new generation of activists a shaping and pushing it agitating for civil rights and social justice for all americans and i think that the moniker of john lewis to to to get in trouble necessary trouble good trouble we are seeing that take place today and clearly john lewis is actions and john lewis his words continue to resonate for many americans today. it's time for short break here now to 0 when we come back to life on libya's frontline as we meet a 1st responder who see his colleagues become targets and in the final stages of testing

boy, you think about the future that lies ahead with baton of vehicle technology.o save lives from accidents, preventing them. by transporting people who otherwise shouldn't drive themselves. there's a whole host of incredible things coming down the pike. again, if we had a national law bill -- like we had in our a couple of years ago, we'd be leading in the u.s. i fear we are going to lose this innovation edge if we don't have a national standard. the administration has tried. i worked with secretary chao and the president and others. they are doing what they can through the regulatory process, but there's only so much they can do there. moving forward, we can do a lot more legislatively. thes: you sent a letter to industry asking for input in may. what was the response like to that? rep. walden: they gave us some good response back. look, we want the vehicles themselves, we want to regulate how fast you go. there are certain things states can do. but what they want is the ability to do the testing and the ability to have enough vehicles to get them out there and

greg: twirling the baton was that call the baton?ast word. >> first of all we do have community policing and we do have be cops. we can do both and another point is ford isn't making self driving please driving into the protesters with the self driving vehicles also if this conversation after george floyd and other wrong incident said let's take on the protocols in the process and better training programs and disciplinary action but now we have to go to purity of thought and to ensure to remove racism in our lifetime. that is a wonderful theory but it's not practical and it doesn't help people. greg: i believe the reciprocity if you believe it and you should sign a waiver knows please car comes to your house. that's almost impossible to enforce but i can dream also the senior version. the senior version. my prayers have been answered. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving mon

>> you would think that we have gone back in time. 30 years ago, we were given a handgun and a baton. in the city. the most progressive agency across the nation, but now, due to this completely naive and detrimental decision by the french city council majority in to put forth as legislation, which makes it nearly impossible to hold back iritis mob to take over the precinct. they have the 911 communication that is overrun by these domestic terrorist. they would not be met. and i can't believe we are at this point, so i hope that your viewership sees -- please assist us if you can visit us at seattlepoliceofficers.org. you can donate. we are fighting this unreasonable activism, and you can have a hand. we need significant help in seattle. >> charles: before i let you go, i would like to understand, or at least if you can, tell us what are you saying? what are the police officers saying to themselves? what are they saying to their families, as a bruise for this extraordinarily dangerous situation that just simply does not have to be? >> there is almost an error of just uneasiness. you na

david, as you can see, never flinched while he was being struck with the baton. they finally sprayed him in the face joining me now is that navy veteran. chris david. mr. david, thank you for being with us. it's kind of unbelievable. i can't believe how you didn't flinch this guy had two arms on a baton and he's hitting you in the legs and about the body are you injured? >> yeah, yeah. i did get injured. principally my arm was broken, but in addition to that, i've got, you know, some bruising all over my body from the baton. >> what a remarkable thing you went there to talk to them you are a veteran of the united states navy, and you had a sense that federal officers or agents or whatever you want to call these guys, people working for the federal government in enforcement of law have a responsibility they swear an oath you went to talk to them about that you weren't up in anybody's business you weren't causing trouble. you just wanted to talk. >> that's exactly what i wanted to do, was just talk to them and the thing that was so upsetting was that there didn't s

how to use baton, smoke and tear gas. after that, in orientation for police officers from 1965. "a great and honorable duty." in theear gas has been news lately, we will show you "teargas in law enforcement." film describing what it's made up and how to correctly use it. a recent justice department some from 1993 "use of force model." it shows when to use force for unruly protesters. [screaming] ♪

wallace may be gone, but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use tear gas and batons against peaceful demonstrators. [ applause ] we may no longer have to guess the number of jellybeans in a jar to cast a ballot but even as we sit here, there are those in power who are doing their darnedest to diskerracourage pe from voting by closing polling locations and targeting minorities and students with restrictive id laws and attacking our voting rights with surgical precision, even undermining the postal service in the run up to an election. it's going to be dependent on mail-in ballots so people don't get sick. i know there's a celebration of john's life. there are some who might say we shouldn't dwell on such things. but that's why i'm talking about it. john lewis devoted his time on this earthiging the very attacks on democracy and what's best in america that we're seeing circulate right now. he knew that every single one of us has a god-givenen power and that the faith of this democracy depends on how we use it. that democracy isn't automatic. it has to be nurturing. has

. >> here's the baton. >> we can do -- thank you for passing the baton. >> run like you were running to the buffet. >> i didn't see you all weekend. everywhere you went. chris is here. >> you have your fancy friends now. you're a big deal. you'll come back to many ne in winter. i'll be there. >> so, this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. just as they say sit right back and hear a tale. i'll tell you the truth. maybe a better way of putting it is, class, we'll review something we have studied before. we have discussed. so take out your notebooks and flip back. we'll talk about alternative reality and facts. remember that chapter? president is living in one. alternative reality. remember alternative facts the things that actually weren't facts at all. tonight in the president's alternative reality, things are going just great. america is turning a corner. and things will be rosy in matter of months. it's like a new episode of fresh new episode of leave it to beaver. except, there are 148,000 americans who have died from this virus. tell that reality to the 4.3 million americans who have

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standing in front of berlin's brandenburg gate foreign minister heiko must symbolically receive the baton from his croatian counterpart croatia held the presidency in the 1st 6 months of this year germany's spell at the helm is set to be dominated by the coronavirus pandemic and its economic fallout one of the 1st challenges will be to make sure the block 7 year financial framework is approved by member states. we want to solve the most important problems that are the basis for quickly getting out of the economic downturn into which we got as a result of the corona pandemic this has to happen in solitary to no one should be left behind even in europe everyone needs to do well because only then we would be able to profit from each other we want to ensure a europe becomes united and just see as a united force against a background of competition between the major powers the united states russia and china we will only be able to defend our values or interests in future if we do so as europeans help encourage them to get us out. u.s. president trump is dismissing allegations that russia paid b

or anything like baton mars us but we might find rocks that were formed by biological processes that's what we're expecting or at least we're hoping. must camp said has been specially developed to search for these traces of life. it has 2 cameras which can deliver detail to color photographs in 3 d. the camera system also has an advanced zoom to help researches see tiny patterns and structures in the rock. the all. there is our team leader is a professor in arizona and he always puts it like this imagine you're sitting in the stands of a football stadium at the gold end you can see a fly buzzing around between the goal posts at the other end. of. the mission is also sending a small helicopter to mars. its job is to carry out autonomous test flights where it controls the whole process by itself. it's propellers have to spin 8 times as fast as on earth because the atmosphere of mars is so thin. since the 1st flight attempts it's taken engineers 5 years to get to this point. the missions most important goal is to collect rock samples examine them and pack them ready for transport to do th

recognizing the risk of bodily harm and that intermediate weapon, such as batons or chemical sprays arepriate due to the level of threat, our officers draw their weapons in response to the assault. the threat deescalates quickly from here. our demonstrator quickly becomes compliant and our officers take control of the situation. or do they? remember, there are five tiers to the model. sophia, we have only witnessed 4 -- sophia, we have only witnessed up and down the tier is not always the way enforcement works out. we all know that situations can begin at any one of the levels of the model, normal from one level to the other in an instance. an officer must be prepared both re-and physically attacked mr. bothroper response, -- physically and mentally to administer the proper response, based on the level of resistance he perceives. with that in mind, let's rejoin the officers and see if the situation is really under control. ♪ >> get him inside. get him inside, now. >> he didn't do anything. [gunshot] ♪ >> it's not often that an officer is forced into a response in the fifth tier of the m

. >> reporter: offices dealing with rightfully have a shield, a baton in their guns and that does noteem to be the best way to deal with these protests. shannon: what do you think, john? >> i can't even imagine the logic behind that decision. lawmakers should be forced to resign immediately. just a week ago last friday we had the situation at the christopher, the statue were 52 officers got hurt defending a statue the mayor said was not coming down and now she just spit in the face and took it down in the middle of the night like a coward. it is ridiculous. this lawless mindset, there are ways to go about getting these changes people are trying to affect and it is called peaceful protest, affecting the political process. it is not chaos and anarchy. this cannot be the way going forward. shannon: the flipside is a lot of the leaders of these cities, portland, seattle, chicago, saying it is over reach by the trump administration with these federal agents in these 100 federal agents on standby outside seattle in seattle's may or not happen about it, listen to what she said tonight. >> th

group of them tried to enter the parliament building the police responded with tear gas and their batons the scuffles finally ended as the sun was coming up i am dozens of people were injured who was who said serbian president alexander had announced that a weekend curfew could be imposed in belgrade but after tuesday's protests he has now backtracked on those plants in the city with the. in recent weeks the coronavirus has been spreading quickly in serbia. there are long lines of people outside testing centers hospitals are overcrowded the new wave of corona virus infections has put an additional strain on the already stretched healthcare system . you have noted this is this is not just about belgrade and belgrade's patients it is also about patients being sent here from all over serbia. in april serbia imposed one of the world's strictest lockdowns despite this the government pushed ahead with plans for june's parliamentary election. during the campaign officials declared victory over the coronavirus and normal life resumed without any restrictions. the opposition boycotted the poll an

standing in front of berlin's brain to brigade today foreign minister heiko massingale received the baton from his career we should counterpart croatia held the presidency during the 1st 6 months of this year. the u.s. has balled almost the entire world supply of a drug proven to treat covert 19 rim disappear helps people recover more quickly from the disease it's manufactured by gilliam which has sold almost all of its output for the next 3 months to the u.s. government. in ethiopia at least 50 people have been killed in violence after the killing of a popular senior haka lu. was known for songs advocating the rights of the country's oromo ethnic group and was considered a voice against political and economic repression he was shot dead on monday night . a week longer a vote on constitutional changes in russia came to a close today an early results signal strong support for president putin's reforms with nearly a 3rd of the votes counted more than 70 percent of russians voted in favor of the changes which could see vladimir putin run for 2 more president terms rather as president. presid

standing in front of berlin's brandenburg gate germany's foreign minister symbolically received the baton from his counterpart today for the presidency in the 1st 6 months of this year germany's time at the helm is said to be dominated by the pandemic and its economic fallout one of the 1st challenges will be to make sure that the european union's 7 year financial framework is approved by all member states it's division 6 we want to solve the most important problems that are the basis for quickly getting out of the economic downturn into which we got as a result of the corona pandemic this has to happen in solitary to no one should be left behind steve even in europe everyone needs to do well because a need then we would be able to profit from each other i want to ensure a europe becomes united as a united front against the background of competition between the major powers the united states russia and china we will only be able to defend our values and interests in future if we do so as europeans it's. not. the german foreign minister speaking there earlier today in ethiopia at least 80

differently and taking every single project into account on an individual basis i stand behind my baton and we've set up a crisis today that draws up an action plan for every production in conjunction with our company doctor to establish who gets tested when and how often vertonghen invision most detested so we end up with clumsy cheap looking films. i don't think anyone will notice the difference and we even airbrushed out the plexiglas during the kiss in a wedding scene no i don't think people will notice it but a sex scene without getting close without rigorous testing and lengthy quarantines it just won't happen. the lights out to viewers are reassured that we're keeping our distance yes mom i will. but at some point it will just look awkward that's past me we're just glad to be filming again that is as long as viewers don't switch off which was the 1st. well maybe help come soon in the form of a vaccine scientists at oxford university at least say a coronavirus vaccine been developed with pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca showing promise after its 1st human trials and then all to t

and and he was attacked by police cracked in the skull with a baton still he kept on fighting and he was able to maintain his love of man even though this country didn't seem to love him back and he stuck to this monster of nonviolence of civil disobedience and which he also referred to as good trouble so this is a man who not only talks the talk but he walk the walk in the fort myers that it has just come at a time when the call. assertion about racial equality has dominated america not just america but the world really what do you think his passing means to the black lives matter movement. well i think that it's almost a passing of the torch right and there's no it's not a surprise it wasn't a coincidence that his casket stopped on black lives matter boulevard he believed in this movement he believed that this was the next chapter in the fight for racial equality and i think that he was heartened by the fact that so many people like you said of diverse backgrounds race economic status were able to come together and are fighting for a better america very quickly you as an african-am

differently and taking every single project into account on an individual basis i stand behind my baton we've set up a crisis team that draws up an action plan for every production in conjunction with our company doctor to establish who gets tested when and how often we have an invasion most contested so could we end up with clumsy cheap looking films. when i don't think anyone will notice the difference and even airbrushed out the plexiglas during the kiss in a wedding scene no i don't think people will notice. but a sick scene without getting close without rigorous testing and lengthy quarantines it just won't happen. the lights out viewers are reassured that we're keeping our distance yes mom i will. but at some point it will just look awkward that's past me we're just glad to be filming again that is as long as viewers don't switch off from served. thank you for watching news follow us on twitter for all the latest headlines handled there at the news still gayle will have another update for you at the top of the. language courses. any time any.

. >> martin luther king passed the baton the him by inviting him and congressman lewis would understand the gravity of his position, his place in history and do that. he's done that along the way many times. passing the baton but there was something very cementing about doing that on the black lives matter plaza knowing that his fate was -- it was soon to be reunited with dr. martin luther king and so many other civil rights foot soldiers. >> in some ways what's so powerful about the congressman is he understood history. he didn't look at it as something nostalgic but a tool that you use to motivate people, to inspire, to continue people to struggle ahead. the fact he stood on that black lives plaza recognizing his own connection to the past, that he wanted the new generation to recognize, bring your own vision, your own ideals but you're standing on the shoulders and you have a commitment to fulfill those dreams of so many generations. >> martin, we're looking at the images again of that casom making its way across the bridge. extraordinary imagery there. his correlation with the kas k