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steps for themselves and see exactly how you reach a conclusion and that's really empowering it shows brita is that you're on the same level playing field if i can do it you can do it too which is a really great message to have in jenison. it really plays. in the. eye and you're skeptical about most of the data sets i see because in every single case i'm not in that data set. arabs are not on any data sets by and large that are collected in america so i have always perceived myself of the other and i don't see myself in the states and even in this point i spend 4 months creating arabs of the other and i think that informs your whole outlook on the world when view are in that dataset and it makes me fundamentally skeptical any makes me fundamentally concerned about collecting more accurate and better information about the world around us. i just want to take action coming back to celebrate man with us man thank you for watching trackers and that's just right i'm speaking of our nation's history it's on actually now that i know i'm sorry i didn't really ever describe myself as a conscious and

kneeled for george floyd in the mission district this happened at 24th and mission over the weekend britaney alongside roberto hernandez who many refer to as the mayor of the mission and a tweet breed said that quote san francisco must remember what we are protesting for end quote last night on kron 4 news we spoke with a social commentator host of cnn's united shades of america, author comedian and bay area native w kamau bell. we asked him about the social unrest over george floyd's killen killing take a listen. >>a number black men have been killed on armed over the last few years we've seen protests but nothing like this what are you a trip attribute this activity to why this death with mister floyd is different. >>thank you have a deep and i can't separate this from the moment, we're still in the middle of a global pandemic and it's easy to forget that because everything is going on in the news right now. >>but people are jobless. they are so many people are sick. many people are seeing that people are pretty die and especially the black and brown communities they hit harder by this

"i'm torn," brita tells us. "i enjoy the new freedoms, but at the same time i'm a bit scared. early stages of the pandemic. on a day like this, it's hard to believe it. germany has brought its outbreak under control, but there is now an intense public debate about what happens next. this country can still boast a lower infection rates, but it's early days. yes, i think it is too soon just now, we are easing up too fast and we are easing up too much, so we risk a second wave. and i don't really understand why this is done so quickly, because still more than 80% of the population stand behind the federal agreement which we had some time ago. small but voluble, a minority demanded angela merkel lifted restrictions. so, more significantly, did germany's regional leaders, like armin laschet, a leading candidate to replace her when she steps down next year. translation: we have the health problem of the pandemic, but there's other damage. children from disadvantaged backgrounds who couldn't go to school, sick people who didn't get treatment because the hospitals were reserved for co

there's obviously some arson and some property damage brita court would conclude through this three day. were not entirely peaceful. let law enforcement facing threats. as a alluded earlier the courts used to push back the line i look specifically at the violence at that time her and think the court is going to consider both, the whole context in other words. so times i might also insert into the record the letter dated the 24th to you from the department of interior explaining mr. monahan's ability to testify or not. >> let me recognize her questions. stomach thank you, mr. chairman. ms. brace did you have anything identifying you as media? so i'm sorry to repeat the question. >> to do have an identification when the front with a lanyard identify you as media? so no we do not like to wear press passes around our next for safety reasons. >> okay. did you hear them use a >> reverend buddy the squares -- did you usable lauren? >> no, we did not. idea why your an church was focused on racial injustice in particular? church, st. john's, [indiscernible] capital for many years, due to its pro

"i‘m torn," brita tells us. "i enjoy the new freedoms, but at the same time i‘m a bit scared.ral agreement which we had some time ago. small but voluble, a minority demanded angela merkel lifted restrictions. so, more significantly, did germany‘s regional leaders, like armin laschet, a leading candidate to replace her when she steps down next year. translation: we have the health problem of the pandemic, but there‘s other damage. children from disadvantaged backgrounds who couldn‘t go to school, sick people who didn‘t get treatment because the hospitals were reserved for covid, people in care homes got lonely. this is damage too, and it claimed lives. nothing, then, to do with raising his political profile? translation: the measures we had to decide are so important, a matter of life and death, you couldn‘t act on a tactical basis. katerina‘s not impressed, though the relaxations mean she‘s seen her family for the first time in weeks. "i‘m very sceptical, very sceptical," she says. "it‘s like tipping over a sack of potatoes." this country, praised worldwide for its initial suc