rachel cunliffe, jason beattie, thank you for now. that is it for the papers for now.the papers in about half an hour. bye for now. how though. there are lots of weather changes on the way as we go through the rest of this weekend. still some warmth in the day had been turning colder in northern scotla nd been turning colder in northern scotland and much colder elsewhere across the uk by sunday. and windier as well. what's going on? hold air looking close to northern scotland saturday night into sunday. not a huge amount of rain at least towards england and wales, and with that cold air is stronger when coming down from the north or northeast as well. we start today with temperatures well above freezing, a lot of dry weather around, but in that quarter air we have a weather system near to northern scotland and that will bring the rain heavier and more widespread across northern scotla nd more widespread across northern scotland during the day with a strengthening wind. elsewhere in scotla nd strengthening wind. elsewhere in scotland and northern ireland, sunny spells,

one to keep an eye on, thank you very, tracy beattie.ts of latin america are quickly becoming the new virus hotspot, with the number of cases soaring. new pictures out of peru have revealed hospital systems aren't coping while indigenous communities in neighbouring ecuador fear extinction. freya cole reports. in crowded corridors lying on floors, covid—i9 patients with nowhere else to go in loreto, peru. the amazonian region is one of the country's worst effected, and doctors say they're not coping. translation: we are living in a terrible situation, a desperate situation. we see people die every day and we cannot deliver the necessary supplies. oxygen is running low and protective gear is lacking. three doctors from the region have died of the novel coronavirus. 17 others have requested a transfer to peru's capital city for better care. in neighbouring ecuador, members of this indigenous tribe are fleeing into the amazon forest for better protection. tribe leaders fear their nation of 700 people is at risk of extinction. translation: in

joining us, congresswoman joyce beatty, democrat, vice chair of the congressional black caucus.o see you, take us into that moment. where were you, what happened? >> i was in the capital city and went there to show solidarity for those protesters. we all are feeling so much tension, so much frustration and anger, especially in light of what just happened in minnesota with george floyd, what happened in georgia with ahmaud arbery, and in kentucky, so i went there because it was the right thing to do. it was a peaceful protest, under no circumstances am i one to support tearing up our communities, cities, breaking into businesses. it was two-hour protest, i was there with two colleagues, we went together. people were happy to see us. we were able to be helpful, asking people to stand on the sidewalks, not get in the street. shortly before the 12:00 noon hour when police were deployed there, all of a sudden it was several of the police were fine, another string of police came through, if one person had a foot on the curb they started going into riot mode in my opinion, pushing and

with me are rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am, and jason beattie, assistant editors front pages. we start with the sun. it commemorates the anniversary of ve day with a photograph of buckingham palace 75 years ago, with crowds out to celebrate the end of the war morphing into a much quieter version today. the telegraph shows her majesty with a photograph of her father, king george vi, as she gave her address to the uk earlier. the express, too, focuses on ve day and the queen's message: "0ur streets are not empty, they are filled with love." the times looks to the uk prime minister boris johnson's address to the nation on sunday. it says travellers coming into the country will be quarantined for two weeks to avoid a second peak. the financial times looks at the stark reality of unemployment in the states because of coronavirus as the pandemic forced 20.5 million americans out of work in april. the guardian's front page says ministers‘ plans for schools to reopen at the start ofjune have been called into doubt after unions insisted they wouldn't consider a return wit

beatty tweeted a photo sequence of the incident. democratic representative john lewis releasing a statement saturday night, saying he understands protesters' pain, but he called on them to refrain from rioting. "i know your pain, your rage, your sense of despair and hopelessness. justice has, indeed, been denied for far too long. rioting, looting, and burning is not the way. organize. demonstrate. sit-in. stand-up. vote. be constructive, not destructive. history has proven time and again that nonviolent, peaceful protest is the way to achieve the justice and equality that we all deserve." back here in new york, mayor bill de blasio reacti ining to dramatic video showing nypd plowing into a crowd in brooklyn yesterday. the mayor saying he wishes those officers would have found a different approach, but also said, quote, the protesters in that video did the wrong thing to surround that police car, period. that reaction certainly not sitting well among many in new york city, including congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, who says th

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congress woman beatty thank you so much.we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we're glad to see you back home and that you are safe and we look forward to many more conversations that are focused on exactly what needs to change in this country so we don't have to see these kinds of protests again. thank you so much for being with us, we do appreciate it. >> thank you. >> hello it's coming up on midnight on the east coast. 11:00 p.m. in minneapolis where another night of protests rage there and in dozens of other cities around america over the death of 46-year-old george floyd, a black man who was killed after a white police officer held his knee on george floyd's neck for nearly nine minutes. and for nearly three minutes after he had stopped breathing. multiple governors enacted the national guard and curve baan y including atlanta, louisville, atlanta and milwaukee. some

with me are rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am and jason beattie, assistant editor at the daily mirror. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the telegraph shows her majesty with a photograph of her father, king george the sixth, as she gave her address to the uk earlier. the express, too, focusses on ve day and the queen's message: "our streets are not empty, they are filled with love". the times looks to the uk prime minister boris johnson's address to the nation on sunday. it says travellers coming into the country will be quarantined for two weeks avoid a second peak. the financial times reports the government's plans get furloughed workers back to work that is taking shape as boris johnson prepares to lay out his plans to ease some of the lockdown restrictions in the uk. the guardian's front page says minister's plans for schools to reopen at the start ofjune have been called into doubt after unions insisted they wouldn't consider a return without a coronavirus "test and trace" regime in place. so let's begin... we are going to look at the daily express fir

. >> i call it my warren beatty lighting, can't really see me from too far away, gives you 20/90 visionto get haircut, wash my face, shave, anything like that, makes it easier for the folks at home. >> jimmy: smart. >> how hot do you like it? >> jimmy: so spicy it's crazy, then i like to cry a little bit. >> there's something super hot you like to pour on? >> what you got, bill, bringing out secret weapon? >> one with a ham on it, thought would be important, maybe we should all -- i don't know if you have anything like a small mexican -- you know, mineral water to chase this down with, thought maybe something with a hat on it like jimmy had in the fridge, looked pretty good, maybe in the spirit of things, all take a shot of this whatever color you got there, jim, that looks good got that >> jimmy: pucker butt, got to be honest, all the things in my fridge say pucker butt i don't know why >> well, when you marry into that family, that's kind of thing you put up with. >> jimmy: guy, what are you getting? >> cholula one of my faves. >> what shall we drink to? restoration of the restaurant

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george floyd an unarmed black man how do you explain this to our children ohio congresswoman joyce beatty public execution in clear view is devastating in california congresswoman karen bass say they understand the rage over taking the street people emotionally right are feeling like when will this ever stop the congressional black caucus is calling both the killing of george floyd this week in amman arbery killed while jogging earlier this year modern day lynching and is a congress must send a clear message denouncing races acts make lynching a federal. >>a law that would make it a hate crime i think it's the least that we could do earlier this year, the house overwhelmingly passed the emmett till anti lynching act. >>making lynching defined as a conspiracy to commit a hate crime a federal crime, illinois congressman bobby rush author the bill we honor and sang rush says that the bill becomes law it would advance federal investigations and did that's like floyd in arbery's he's now drafting new legislation targeting lynchings by police officers we have. >>and memory. then the pandemic we

that seems like double jeopardy to me when you paid your taxes while democrat congresswoman joyce beatty says this should not be happening. she says the small business administration should stop disqualifying applicants with a criminal record within the last 5 years we are making sure that we are standing up for the people baby says the policy disproportionately hurts communities of color already hit hardest by the virus. >>so far no republicans have come out in support of the initiative but senator chuck grassley of iowa tells me he is reviewing the policy at rice minus with the prison fellowship says the policy makes no sense for shell out and practice what we preach which is go out there transform your life start fresh become a taxpayer and they says she wants the sba to change its policy before congress revived any more aid. >>in washington raquel martin. our coverage continues online at kron 4 dot com we've got the latest there for you and we'll be back with mor [music] [music] especially in times like these, strong public schools make a better california for all of us. >>about 9.45

pass through the income then you could be distributed to china if you wanted and so essentially beatty's kind of work that we don't care and at the same time to really be very progressive to want to continue hunker ptolemy status it especially economic status because they think that. all of these western governments are so economically struggling to space that they would not want to take it this is position so western capitals don't do something beijing look at this rate they toreador thank you very much indeed for your analysis repression thank you. at least 84 people are being killed by the most powerful cyclon to hit eastern india and bangladesh in more than a decade 2nd landfall on wednesday operation thousands of trees and destroying power lines there are fears that corona virus will spread in shelters housing millions of evacuees it is about power and i'm reports from new delhi. that i may shower as a father in mourning his 13 year old daughter much me died when parts of the home collapsed on her during cycling ampyra on wednesday. she was in plus they were not a good school she to

the krona virus with more than 28000 confirmed deaths so far we spoke to football author nicholas beatty earlier despite training getting under way he says all parties concerned are moving towards a syria restart with extreme caution. really lacked them to really express an opinion i don't see them really enthusiastic but at the same dime's. really speak out against that they restart either saw what seems like a sick wish or wait and see. that any way anyone misplaying a he's rolling their bracing to get enough day off their football federation just say ok football need to restart but these not too much. government that the same time clubs act labs i really really pressuring the government but they are kind of tongue. in their responsibility for. someone to get their stick positive for health reasons for doubt leggo legal point of view and also the government that we can say yes the power to completely stop completely restart the day this season but that. call has as well so seems like. kind of operate out here in play where everyone needs a nice roared back without assuming full respons

>>we're not down to the mom and pop ohio democratic congresswoman joyce beatty says so far the billionsress to help small businesses has vowed to help those who need it most a restaurant that seats 10 or 5 with 20 people we need to make sure that we protect them as daesh isis larger businesses continue to snap up all the money now beatty is launching a plan to target future payments to businesses with 25 or fewer employees let's start at the bottom because otherwise we would never get so the small businesses michigan democratic congressman dan kildee agrees those organizations don't have the banking relationships and he's drafting his own plan to cut out lenders altogether by past. >>the banks of those businesses can just get a grant a recent survey from the u.s. chamber of commerce shows up to one in 4 businesses simply can't access. the emergency loans that's a red flag tom sullivan with the chamber of commerce says congress must improve the system. >>to prevent a wave of closures not enough. >>they need. >>capital to survive the pandemic but republican congressman ron us does says he

george floyd an unarmed black man i do its flying this to our children, ohio congresswoman joyce beatty public execution in clear view just devastate in california congresswoman karen bass say they understand the rage over taking the street people emotionally right are feeling like when will this ever stop the congressional black caucus is calling both the killing of george floyd this week in amman arbery killed while jogging earlier this year modern day lynching and is a congress must send a clear message denouncing races acts make lynching a federal. >>a law that would make it a hate crime i think it's the least that we could do earlier this year, the house overwhelmingly passed the emmett till anti lynching act. >>making lynching defined as a conspiracy to commit a hate crime a federal crime, illinois congressman bobby rush author the bill under and sang rush says that the bill becomes law it would advance federal investigations and did that's like floyd in arbery's he's now drafting new legislation targeting lynchings by police officers we have a pandemic. then the pandemic were ver

he was from out west, had friends like warren beatty and a lot of other hollywood stars.omination. he was a meteor. >> we are going to select not only a leader, we're going select a future, and we better know what we are doing. this is serious business, perhaps deadly serious. >> no swael relationship with donna rice last weekend or any other time. do you believe that adultery is immoral? >> did you ever commit? >> i do not answer the question. >> he basically challenged the question. >> that's the perfect setup for being an "enquirer" front page story is good-looking, sexy, lying politician. >> has your marriage been monogamous? >> did i do anything immoral? i absolutely did not. >> he went on television and said it's not true. it's absolutely not true. we know it's not true. and his wife by his side, who stood by him. >> when gary says nothing happened, nothing happened. >> i mean, everybody knew he'd had a thing with this girl, but nobody had the proof. >> we discovered through one of his neighbors that he had gone down to take a boat ride out of miami and he had a gir

he was from out west, had friends like warren beatty and a lot of other hollywood stars.o win the democratic nomination. he was a meteor. >> we are going to select not only a leader, we're going select a future, and we better know what we are doing. this is serious business, perhaps deadly serious. >> the "miami herald" came out with their story, a romance between these two people. why is the "miami herald" engaging in "enquirer" type shit, down? why don't we try to see if we can a piece of the action in the action the herald's got? all i say is a picture is worth a thousand words. >> no sexual relationship with donna rice last weekend or any other time. do you believe that adultery is immoral? >> did you ever commit? >> i do not answer the question. >> he basically challenged the question. >> that's the perfect setup for being an inquienquirer front pa story. a good-looking sexy lying politician. >> if you're married and monogamous? >> did i do anything immoral? i absolutely did not. >> he went on television and said it's not true. it's absolutely not true. we know it's

rachel beatty riedl is in nantes with her daughters adelaide and amelie, and has been home—schoolingrectorate of education in paris. hello, both of you. thank you very much for talking to us. what does the science say about whether safe for some pupils to go back to school in france? yes, it's a complex situation in france, because france isa situation in france, because france is a centralised country, so the decision to reopen is putting pressure on parents to decide if they want their children to go to school, if they want to be sure the security is sure and the spread was very fast in some regions of france and then slow in others, so the security is not guaranteed in schools, especially for very young children. each child, it's difficult for them to respect social distancing and that a decision of the president to open primary schools and primary education. why has the president made this decision that elementary schools will be one of the first to go back? two reasons, first of all, of course, economy, because it's important to restart the economy and for parents of very young

beatty k -- beatty. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. mrs. beatty: thank you, chairman mcgovern. i rise for this big and bold for the people legislation. we have been called back again into this great chamber because we can't quit living because the world placed us here in unprecedented times, not in control of this virus and events happening to us. but to bring bold and big legislation for the people to speak to the human conditions by creating a heroes fund. to give frontline workers the hazard pay they deserve. to make significant investments in state and local governments, direct payments to family, fair elections, housing, testing, contact tracing, and other priorities i proudly support. the bill also includes language that i have championed to put a moratorium on consumers' debt collection, to open up forgivable loans to more nonprofits. and to make sure that the smallest businesses can get a p.p.e. loan to name a few. i challenge my colleagues to join us and vote for this big and bold big. americans deserve every penny of it. i yield b