will make his 1st court appearance soon natasha what more do we know about the film officer derrick cho been and the case against him. peter you can see the bank of cameras behind be poised they hope to get any glimpse of 44 year old former minneapolis police officer derrick shogun and his attorneys i suspect they will probably take a back entrance into the courthouse his preliminary hearing his 1st court appearance since he was arrested begins in about 45 minutes the 44 year old was almost a 20 year veteran of the minneapolis total east department and during that time he had 18 police misconduct claims filed against him however in only 2 of those cases was he disciplined and in those cases he was reprimanded show been is now facing an additional charge and upgraded charge of 2nd degree murder when the minnesota attorney general took over the case last week he did upgrade the charge in the claim against cho then he says that officers in the minneapolis police department were trained they knew that restraining someone in their face down and handcuffed is quote inherently dangerous and th

wednesday have appeared in cooled right and one of the things that the family had been hoping for is that cho vun would get upgraded charges and every single one of those officers would also be charged before floyd was laid to rest that happened the family said that brought them some peace during a very painful time children is now facing 2nd degree murder charges in the state of minnesota that means that there was an intent to kill floyd or that floyd was killed while someone was committing a felony it's expected that the prosecutors were take the latter as a strategy when prosecuting cho then the other 3 charged with aiding and abetting to put things into context 2 of the officers chosen will start with him had been in trouble before he had 17 previous police misconduct complaints another one of those officers 2000 had 6 previous police misconduct cases so apparently both of these officers had been the topic of 'd appy accusations of police brutality but today the family was focused on remembering george floyd and celebrating his life. thank you very much indeed. more metal fencing has been

they said they've even lost to china india to discipline its military but here inside the country the cho news quite low it's the conflict is almost absent from the news here in china not to me that looks like china is really trying not to fan those nationalist sentiment that is easy to stir up here in the country in order to have more options china's diplomats are also constantly. reiterating that they are in dire lick with india and they are trying to solve this diplomatically so that at the moment they are differently not playing the nationalist card as the have been in for other conflicts neisha what does this mean for the future of this very longstanding border dispute letter back of us such rules of engagement that complement this what it is you don't believe the 2 sides can drop down south they have been confident building measures that arms not be used i don't know what and which is what made these did these deaths all of them more shocking now that and then i wonder what's coming out that perhaps he doesn't believe she can last reconsider these rules of engagement there's a littl

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>>i left >>i absolutely love her that was david cho of reporting.hat a qt well hey a quick programming note here you can watch tonight's kron 4 town hall with bay area mayors again at the top of the hour on kron on lot of good practical information in their kron on is our 24 7 commercial free streaming service for local news downloaded from the app store to watch right watch it right now all far going right now a change is coming our way of course looking toward the end of june already near 10 to 10 with the fog really coming in across the golden gate bridge and. >>actually had the highway patrol issued a dense fog advisory there early may see that again as that fog starting a pretty thick out there and pushing into the bay kind of interesting day though we have the fog here we have the hot temperatures in the valleys and then nothing stability you get the thunderstorms popping up over the sierra nevada and pushing out the desert there in nevada but those have since faded away. >>may see a few more pop up by tomorrow afternoon but that's about it. i

that all 4 of these officers involved in the death of george floyd they have now been charged eric cho vin the man who needed the neck of george ford he's now been charged with 2nd degree murder now all of this coming knowing days after the event that has rocked the u.s. what's your reaction tonight but i want to say thank you for inviting me on your. detractors were were do. and upgrade the i'm. most likely appropriate. how much of the impact that's going to have on what has been taken place nobody is for sure yet. i end it people need to recognize that they do is bet having upgraded their charges and charging the other 3 officers will help to curtail some of the more violent parts of the protest it had been going on. lieutenant you said the upgrade from from 3rd degree murder charges to 2nd degree he said it's most likely appropriate do you have any doubts about it no no there was never any doubt. they did action that they took against some mr cloyd was improper. horrendous. if you many. then how many young we can use all all kinds of bad you too stupid to describe it but it was just

and the lives of a butterfly is just a month after month a butterfly dies and the cho back. in recent years things have changed a lot in under around the forest people who once gathered woods to sell now farm butterflies and moths instead it's a sustainable living priscilla elysium a jolly is one of the locals who really is pupae for export around the world the community based enterprise has made her aware of how important it is to preserve the butterflies forest habitat. before they set up the project we used to go into the forest to gather firewood and that was bad. the environment. that's why we decided to join the butterfly project. and then we realized we were able to earn a lot more than we did before. it also allows us to pay our children's school fees that $1.00 of. the delicate insects are bred for butterfly parks and educational and research institutions around the world the various species have different requirements when it comes to the type of plants they eat. these women are feeding caterpillars leaves from the forest soon they will end to the people stage the

down on the ground and handcuffed is quote inherently dangerous and the complaint concludes that by cho been kneeling on george floyd's neck for almost 9 minutes almost 3 of those after he was unresponsive that it was quote a substantial factor in floyd's death the complaint says that floyd was calm that he wasn't resisting arrest that he was claustrophobic and afraid to get into the back of the squad car. the complaint also says that not just chosen but the other 3 officers on scene on the morial day evening despite floyd's repeated pleading that he couldn't breathe they that he was ignored cho that does have a history of complaints over his career there were 18 police misconduct complaints filed against him in only 2 of those cases peter was he disciplined and in those cases he was reprimanded and at the 3rd precinct where all of these officers worked this is the precinct where protesters stormed looted and set it on fire on may 28th there was a history of trouble according to a minneapolis star tribune investigation from 2007 to 2017 that precinct officers in that precinct were invol

i need to ax to tell you i liked all 3 elements very much it was risky but john cho did with some sort of marty had a good feeling passion into movement from you he was very good and it was a great leap placed to pass the exit as if stuck in denial. dortmund's 20th goal coming in the early stages of the 2nd half on that front at least their league leaders 75 was half time team talks of being more effective than some might think. his counterpart responded by replacing that defensive minded pair showbread. with christophe piazza tackle. both teams counseled each other out and then came another element. of. stormy weather instead of stormy support instead of 80000 fans the noise came from above a different kind of atmosphere than this majestic stadium is used to. right before the end more tempestuous stuff from sunshine. but he was unable to repeat the much from a week earlier when he could have trick past part of 1. 1 milligram did a result grind it out by dortmund not their usual style i never said today that i would have preferred to have one playing nice football with lots of chances

that the floyd family says that for sure the fact that all 4 officers have now been charged that the cho than the primary officer has had his charges upgraded that this brought quote a lot of peace during a painful time for the family chosen is facing 2nd degree murder charges they've been upgraded that could carry a maximum sentence of up to up to 40 years the other officers have been charged as you mentioned earlier with aiding and abetting in the family had wanted that they had wanted all the officers involved in floyd's death on memorial day evening to be charged before they laid floyd to rest and it is clear that this is also a moment of reckoning for the minneapolis police department a time to look at reform cho of and had 17 prior police misconduct complaints one of the other officers had 6 previous police misconduct complaints and an analysis by the new york times showed that the minneapolis police department use force against black people 7 times more often than it did with whites in the last 5 years and 60 percent of the time when dealing with a black suspect police officers ki

even though the cho campaign pushed the event back a day there's no changing tolson's painful racial history. catalyzed matter protesters gathered across the u.s. on friday to commemorate the end of slavery the president's choice of this day for a campaign rally sparked a huge backlash so too did the location tulsa oklahoma is the site of the worst incident of racist violence in u.s. history and 921 its greenwich district was a bustling hub of black owned businesses known as black wall street it was razed to the ground by white mobs some 300 black people were killed. and while our black men fought courageously to defend their homes and businesses to defend their families they were eventually. so outnumbered and outgunned that white rioters broke through those barriers and invaded the greenwood district and the massacre had begun. 99 years later many telfair residents are still affected by racism they say donald trump is not welcome our community is still emotionally tards we are still hurt we are still hurting and. and suffering and this is not a good time for him to visit the green

with the news our live to minneapolis minnesota and our correspondent in touch so metasearch derek cho even has appeared in court. that's correct and he appeared video a video i'm sorry he appeared via video conference he has been in a state correctional facility in suburban minneapolis due to concerns over his safety problem there hearings are generally quite quick this one was no different we understand that his bail has been raised from $1000000.00 to $1.00 i believe that $1000000.00 again in the complaint against chauvin the attorney general of minnesota says that even though police officers in the minneapolis police department had training and understood when restraining a suspect if they were down on the ground face down and handcuffed that that was in her early dangerous and that the fact that 44 year old former minneapolis police officer jared cho been kneeled on george graves now for almost 9 minutes almost 3 of those minutes after he was unresponsive was a substantial factor in floyd's death the complaint says that floyd was not resisting arrest that he was calm but he said h

controversial restraining methods at the start of the week the government tracked down completely banning cho call after opposition from officer charlotte dubin school gets a little bit deeper into that now. but says interior minister promised 0 tolerance on racism among the forces a promise that came all the mass protests over allegations of racism and police brutality unleashed following the death of george floyd in the us free stuff yesterday even. during his speech i mean the chokehold method known as the strangulation method will be abandoned and will no longer be taught in police schools it was a method that had its dangers in addition if a police officer has to keep someone on the ground during their arrest they will now be prohibited from leaning on their hand or next protest is hailed asked in this move to ban the chokehold but the reaction from the police was theory unions describe the technique as essential. my colleagues who used the choke hold which we call the takedown technique don't do it for the fun of it they do it because they're dealing with a very individual who doesn't w

even though the cho campaign pushed the fed back a day there's no changing tolstoy's painful racial history. catalyzed matter protesters gathered across the u.s. on friday to commemorate the end of slavery the president's choice of this day for a campaign rally sparked a huge backlash so too did the location tulsa oklahoma is the site of the worst incident of racist violence in u.s. history in 1021 it's greenwich district was a bustling hub of black owned businesses known as black wall street it was razed to the ground by white mobs some 300 black people were killed. and while our black men fought courageously to defend their homes and businesses to defend their families they were eventually. so outnumbered and outgunned that white rioters broke through those barriers and invaded the greenwood district and the massacre had begun. 99 years later many telfair residents are still affected by racism they say donald trump is not welcome in our community is still emotionally charged we are still hurt we are still hurting and. and suffering and this is not a good time for him to visit the green wi

causing officers to use crowd control weapons the capitol hill organize protests or child also known as cho's been occupying a district in central seattle for 2 weeks not present from the protesters during a campaign rally on saturday his 1st day on demick you're having this to say. and i have an awful rather say that each time you one will come in wall street did in one hour or less i know i may be wrong. what is probably better for us to just watch that is just. earlier in the week this video began circulating online showing a protester apart and clean handing out assault rifles to minors which is illegal in washington state activists not book since he walked us through the zone a few days ago he left after the deadly shooting but this was his initial take. when was the last time that you student 2 cities at once to my right is the city of seattle but typically dreary monday afternoon to. the capitol hill what's hot in the so is now becoming that is. currently standing outside of the police department's precinct which has been abandoned now after a series of protests that devolved into riot

projectiles closing the officers to use crowd control weapons the capitol hill organized protest or cho also known as child was being occupying a district in central seattle for 2 weeks the president reeled up the protesters during a campaign rally and something that hoping to say to the city's democratic leaders . and i have it off or rather say to you one will come in wall street did in one hour or less i know i've made the wrong. what is probably better for us to just watch that disaster on earlier in the week this video began circulating online and a lot of views showing a protester a partly hunting out assault rifle to minors which is illegal in washington state. book since he walked us through this own just a few days ago and he's since left because of the deadly shooting but here's his initial take. when was the last time they used 2 cities at once to my right is the city of seattle but typically dreary monday afternoon to. the capitol hill autonomous so it's now becoming paths. currently standing outside of the police department's precinct which has been abandoned now after a se

dollars or more coming up in today's going underground 1st in the next 48 hours derek cho vinay police officer charged with the murder of george floyd who sparked a global protest will make his 1st court appearance in minneapolis but what can charging a handful of police officers really do when u.s. authorities have responded to protest with the factor martial law by tear gas rubber bullets and armored vehicles joining me now by skype from nashville in the united states is david a professor of african-american and the asper studies at vanderbilt university david thanks so much for coming on i'm going to ask you actually the other day the new york times published a call for military intervention it was written by a senator from arkansas tom cotton a call for overwhelming force and the use of the insurrection act which of course would mandate federal military troops across the united states i saw that piece and like most americans you know and i think this cuts across racial lines was. donald trump playbook 'd is one of divisiveness. it's one that plays to the racial. legacies that has l

is sending a team to china next week in an effort to search for the origin of the virus the deputy cho also warning that the pen time it was quote speeding up china has reimposed a strict lockdown on nearly half a 1000000 people in the province surrounding beijing after an increase in cases there restrictions are also being tightened in the british city of leicester where new infections accounted for 10 percent of all cases in england last week businesses will be closed today schools will follow suit next week and the e.u. has named 14 countries whose citizens it deems safe to let in from july 1st australia canada and japan are among those countries the us brazil and china are not on the safe list. the future of europe after the pandemic that was the main topic as german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccraw met near berlin yesterday it was their 1st face to face meeting since the pandemic hit back in march the 2 leaders were eager to show that they were united on a multi-billion euro plan they say is crucial to guaranteeing the e.u.'s future the greeting was di

la vida baleado a manos de la policía.os >> nos falta mucho bajo investigaciÓn para pasa >>r leyes,choíderes lÍderes indicando cÓmo indicand lo marcha y los gritos se concentran en lass ersonas quer inician con las bocinas y de bo este lado los demás esperan laÁ s strucciones para s instrucciones para seguir a la multitud los latinos presentes> que es dicen que es importante para nuestra comunidad estar presente importa.e para nuestra >> también tenemos esta misma igualdad, por eso estamos aquí. >>> tambiÉn necesitamos esa misma >> vanessa, es impresionante como a cambiado el ambiente en estaos aquÍ. es impres onante como hamanifes que comenzaron esto termino en una tremenda fiest terminÓa en la seman una tremenda fiesta, la semanaa pasadapasaÁ 50,000 personas salieron a las Ángeles 50 mil persona calles fueron 30,000, y todo termin y termina de estaa de e algún policía, sin ver algÚn pÍ en la manifestación de los Ángelesa gente feliz. luego >> muchas gracias guadalup mÓe acabo va manifestaciones multitudinarias en todo el país. >>> al menos un agente de servicio secret si utilizÓ... c

local police to report data on the set forth of a says would also be applied to undergo bias training cho cults and other dangerous practices would be prohibited of this would also have to wear body cameras political commentary just charles believes there is a clear political motivation behind the big. you know what they say right i mean never let a good crisis go to waste there will definitely be people from both sides who are going to capitalize on what happened to george floyd to bolster their political careers it is an election year so it's hard to tell whether or not the people really pushing for this are really wanting to effect change or if they're posturing for november the true test of whether people really want to affect change will will occur after the election is over if this is still going to be an issue that we're going to be pushing in our in our media and also at it in at a political level as well then it is possible for 'd or positive change to. the beginning of the week black lives matter protests to seize control and barricaded themselves into 6 blocks of central seattl

to report data on the use of force base officers would also be obliged to undergo bias training and cho colds and other dangerous practices would be prohibited or uniformed federal officers would need to wear body cameras political commentator and contributor for red state dot com jeff charles believes that there's definitely a political motivation behind the moves you know this is a right i mean never let a good crisis go to waste there are all definitely be people from both sides who are going to capitalize on what happened in georgia. to bolster their political careers it is an election year so it's hard to tell whether or not the people really pushing for this are really wanting to affect change or if they're posturing for november the true test of whether people really want to affect change well will occur after the election is over if this is still going to be an issue that they were going to be pushing in our in our media and also at it in at a political level as well then it is possible for more positive change to come. with george for his death has also made more apparent a shi

let's ask karen cho, who is live in london for us hey, karen, good morning. >> hey, good morning we havestock market that's risen a long way very quickly. that's never a good sign and keep in mind the context of this market the nasdaq, across 10,000 points so it's proven very resilient. the dow has been a little bit trickier, though the fall on near on 7%, the largest fall that it's experienced since mid half ma-mh the height of the pandemic and very one-sided on trade the last couple weeks, just trading on optimism. not really pricing in some of those negatives, including a second wave of infections, very deep recession, and also any trade concerns so i think this pullback is slightly healthy futures also improving this morning. let's switch to working from home because it's become a new trend and many people like it. a new survey from credit cards.com has revealed those forced to work fror working fre would like to continue doing so, full time 82% which say they would like to work from home at least two days a week, and i think i would concur with that maybe not the whole week but a co

that will what this really seeks to do is transform policing in the united states banning things like cho cole so controversial setting up a national police registry so that police officers that have negative marks against their record that that will be shot on the spot light if they try to get a job elsewhere what this really is is an average to increase transparency especially for communities of color that feel and have so much distrust of policing in the united states that the democrats who have unveiled this are calling this a new era in policing if this becomes law essentially seeking transformative structural change house speaker nancy pelosi saying why they're doing it and for whom the martyrdom of george clooney gave there can experience merican experience a moment of national anguish as we grieve for the black americans killed by police brutality today this movement moment of national language is being transformed into a movement of national action as americans from across the country peacefully protest to demand an end to end justice today with a justice and policing act the con

the tragic deaths of entwine rose and both of them as young as part of this new credentialing process cho calls will be banned except if it officers life is at risk and i will say we've dealt with all of the various departments and everybody said it's time we have to do it additionally we're looking at new advanced and powerful less lethal weapons to help prevent deadly interactions new devices are being developed all the time and we're looking at the best of them and cost is no object no object. under this executive order departments will also need a share of information about credible abuses so that offices with significant issues do not simply move from one police department to the next that's a problem and the heads of our police department said whatever you can do about that please let us know we're letting you know we're doing a lot of it in addition my order will direct federal funding to support offices in dealing with homeless individuals and those who have mental illness and substance abuse problems we will provide more resources for co responders such as social workers who can

and now banning practices like cho cole's others a promising more transparency as a mentor. the change continues many say that simply not enough to tackle systemic racism inequality and police brutality calls for real police for a former now growing here and across the world and a gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. still to come on al-jazeera europe reopening will be live from one of the continent's busiest shopping streets as coronavirus restrictions relaxed. how drive in movie theaters are keeping the shared experience of cinnabar lives despite the global pandemic. hello there plenty of rain across much of indonesia also plenty of scattered showers throughout much of the philippines that really the bulk of the rain is coming in from the west it's all part and parcel of the southwest monsoon very heavy rains across into myanmar down into southern thailand and very extensive throughout much of cambodia and also vietnam but also in jesus heavy rain across into some entre not quite as extensive on wednesday but that's when the heavy rain really pushes across into the central

many police forces across the united states are already reforming they're doing things like banning cho calls in new york they're saying they will release the records of police officers who've had disciplinary problems but that doesn't go deep enough for many of the people that are out in the streets from coast to coast they don't want to see procedural things changed they want to see. they want to see the racism within the police force tackled a very deep level and of course this talk of you know taking the budgets from these police forces and using some of the money for social welfare programs for perhaps paying for social workers to go out with the police when they're dealing with people with. well health problems but their momentum here is still gathering place and it's been 3 weeks since george floyd died when an officer police met me on george floyd's nick for close to 9 minutes and a gallagher there watching all these developments for us from miami thank you very much andy well we can now speak to tiffany williams roberts she's the community engagement and richmond building counc

already saying that now for police change is at the local level the municipal level the state level where cho codes are being banned where policies are read or rather diverting funds from police police departments to other measures in society in order to. try to take another look at the world or in general it has to be said that the democrats in congress even though nancy pelosi is citing the protests that have occurred after george george floyd that's simply not listening to what the protest structure is saying it's not let's reform the police let's let's address the few bad apples in the police force who are killing black people it's defun the police that is the police is no longer the police force is no longer fit for purpose racial violence is so ingrained in america's police forces that now it's about now what should be happening is money should be being diverted away from police forces into other strategies in order to ensure safety and law and order not simply by using enormous amounts of militarized force in the guise of police forces but using using other methods social workers inves

trump talked about signing an executive order that would suggest that police forces not use the kind of cho calls that we've seen in so many of these cases of course many of these police forces have already taken those measures themselves trump really still sticking to his law and order catch phrase if you like talking about if the police have to go in they should still go in hard but there is a continued recognition here that something has to be done about the way police handle these kinds of cases especially the one that happened on friday night with ray shard brooke so that is a call that is still going on the momentum is still there and it's 3 weeks since george floyd was brutally killed in minneapolis and the gallagher thank you for the update from miami here in london far right demonstrators who claim to be protecting historical monument from black lives matter supporters have clashed with police fights erupted near the houses of parliament in trafalgar square as police try to keep them away from anti racism protesters prime minister bars johnson describe events as racist agree tanya

are now banning practices like cho cole's others are promising more transparency as momentum for change continues many say that simply not enough to tackle systemic racism inequality and police brutality calls for real police reform are now growing here and across the world and it gallacher al-jazeera miami florida and mexico hospitals do not have a system to update families of virus patients and leaves many people anxiously waiting outside for news of their loved ones but some have found a new way to pass on messages as john holman reports. if this bit of paper means the world christian. it's chris was picked up to a ventilator fighting kogut in mexico city's general hospital there's no visits no video calls allow and that's why the nurse was about to have the idea to deliver letters from relatives to patients and read them aloud it's become a lifeline to the families this is the pulte of one from christian and his sister jessica puppy only a minister is this going to go you have to do the same for mary was a good person i think ok. this is. where thank. goodness this is her number her

are now banning practices like cho cole's others a promising more transparency as momentum for. change continues many say that's simply not enough to tackle systemic racism inequality and police brutality calls for real police for a former now growing here and across the world and it gallacher al-jazeera miami florida still ahead on al-jazeera. a horrifying series of attacks the united nations condemns the violence in northeast nigeria. and how drive in movie theater is a keeping the shared experience of cinema alive during the global pandemic. hello that big lazy circulation which doesn't look at all like judas priest sitting of a west europe is still there is expanded to some degrades move north so now the line of most intense sundry rain runs the low countries through germany down towards austria hungary a nice was to remind you everything to the west is slightly cooler for the most part and in fact it's heading west again in france a little bit as it was fine ish weather nice half of spain which means the warm bit is rather confined to scandinavia in fact specifically norway

are now banning practices like cho cole's others a promising more transparency as a mentor. the change continues many say that simply no nuff to tackle systemic racism inequality and police brutality calls for real pleas for a former now growing here and across the world i think gallacher al-jazeera miami florida for tiffany williams roberts's from the atlanta based southern center for human rights she says the calls for change are growing louder what we're saying in the community this is tremendous sadness and grieving that sometimes express back anger let's remember that this issue is any sanction violence is the only country the likes of added the well the martin king jang auburn and others have lamented. the problems well we're seeing communities all over the country including atlanta is that folks are accepting when they're at a boiling point and want more of a reform you need these watching information and that means that we have to take very seriously the ways in which we deal with the wrong governing not only police officers but every afternoon. and certainly we have

know the family had hoped for a 1st degree murder charge with former minneapolis police officer darr cho then they didn't get that but they did get an upgraded charge which is 2nd degree murder and could carry a lengthy maximum sentence of 40 years they did get. the relief of seeing that the other 3 officers who were there on that memorial day evening have also been charged with aiding and abetting it's clear what this case is showing that there will likely be a need for desperate need for police reform within the main minneapolis police department children had 16 previous police misconduct claims another one of the officers had 6 previous police misconduct claims and a broader issue the new york times looked at some data and it shows that in the last 5 years the minneapolis police department was 7 times more likely to use force against african-americans than whites and 60 percent of the time when dealing with a black suspect the police officers kicked punched tasers and used mace or other types of things very much for that update from minneapolis that's a good name. well christmas leave

are now banning practices like cho cole's others are promising more transparency as momentum for change continues many say that simply not enough to tackle systemic racism inequality and police brutality calls for real police for a former now growing here and across the world and it gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. turkey has launched a military operation against kurdish targets in northern iraq as defense ministry says warplanes have struck the candle mountains targeting separatist fighters from the kurdistan workers' party or p k k s drugs are also reported at mt st john turkey frequently targets betake a fighters in northern iraq in what's nearly a 4 decade long conflict well across promised land costello has more now from istanbul. this is another operation the church a come back say i'm going to iraq against the outflow could stomach a spark if it take a what we know was that's a good time to open ration is in a wider scale than it has been ongoing since 990 s. before turkey used to do upgrades targeting s s victoria area but this time it's multiple realities and misunderstandin

are now banning practices like cho cole's others a promising more transparency as a mentor. the change continues many say that simply not enough to tackle systemic racism inequality and police brutality calls for real police for a former now growing here and across the world and a gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. still ahead on al-jazeera. initially a working together to save for half a string the coronavirus pandemic. and a spiritual salutes the new church dedication to russia's minute treats this concern it's sending mixed messages. there are very unsettled picture throughout much of europe lots of crowd around and some pretty heavy downpours at times roll some carousels in between but they are few and far between have a look at this because budapest. plenty of flooding in the streets making it very very difficult to get anywhere since story across into areas of germany again you can see here this all to ban him to almost a standstill and again across into the netherlands i have to say i like his style along the streets in his canoe now this principle right in the forec

when china requested and they have removed it and other things that the chos going to request to do and but i think seeing is that just a profit to is huge and they just want to make the money even you know they are being chastised for. cutting to the chinese government police in kenya who are being accused of heavy handed tactics after firing tear gas at mortars trying to stop the funeral of a popular singer now the government's ordered burials and soon as possible during the coronavirus pandemic so required. food should have been a funeral ceremony in a celebration of life turns into these chaotic scene. fans mourning a benny to death in his hometown rocked the lowering of his body into the ground police in consumer county responded with tear gas and gunshots as hundreds defied coded 19 restrictions. talk about oppression refused to bother him today you could not die of coronavirus. the police were unable to stop them feeling with his casket until eventually getting it back again during the night the low community in kenya . he has elaborate burial customs to his fans and family are a

including in minneapolis where george floyd died the city council there has ordered officers to stop using cho called does working on restructuring the whole police department. the protests against george ford's death and the u.s. sparks demonstrations against racism and police brutality around the world because he was at a rally in senegal's capital dhaka were in the most western point of africa. facing the atlantic ocean on the other side is the united states of america it's by here by ship then men women and children were shipped out as slaves this is a place of memorial and this is where people have gathered to protest police brutality and to pay tribute to george floyd now in normal circumstances a protest like this would not take place this is a state of emergency because of the outbreak and yet authorities here have allowed this protest to take place because they feel that what's happening globally has in effect a resonance to many senegalese here police arrest meant every kind of racism at all levels happens to any black person in the western world so i think it is about time in 2020 t

and now bombing practices like cho cole's others a promising more transparency as momentum for change continues many say that simply not enough to tackle systemic racism inequality and police brutality coals for real pleas for a former now growing here and across the world and it gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. in china's capital the deputy mayor of the district at the center of a new coronavirus outbreak has been sex along with other officials with is growing of a 2nd wave of infections the government reported 49 new cases on monday and 36 in beijing may have been traced to the capital's biggest wholesale food marcus. pakistan is reporting a record rise in corona virus infections the government see a lot more than a 1000 high risk areas to try and curb the spread experts predict 80000 deaths by august and a 1000000 infections well help organization is warning the health system is underfunded and could be overwhelmed to has more from his mom about. one hour to go back to the last day of ramadan that different the government decided to even go down so that people could do day shopp

the statement by christopher guest and there this monday is unacceptable he was talking about ben and cho calls in the rest but this is used here in identification just like i and my colleagues were taught we are using this method against those who resist identity checks or arrests you know that to avoid this collation of the situation in the police christopher custom issued revise the current stance on this and confirm in a matter of hours that this ban will not be introduced moreover a list of new methods should be introduced that would be as effective and provide safety for my colleagues otherwise the police protests going on right now across france will continue. until i heard $1300.00 medics warned that thousands of protesters might be in danger of contracting coded 19 all because tear gas is helping its transmission from person to person take a closer look after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race this spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy wil

are now banning practices like cho cole's others a promising more transparency as a mentor. the change continues many say that simply know enough to tackle systemic racism inequality and police brutality coals for real pleas for a former now growing here and across the world and it gallacher al-jazeera miami florida turkey has launched a military operation against kurdish fighters in northern iraq that's defense ministry says warplanes have struck the candle mountains targeting separatist forces from the kurdistan workers party or p k k s trikes souls are reported at mt singh jaw. p k k fighters in northern iraq and they have 4 decade conflict correspondent stan costello has more now from istanbul. the says another operation of turkey come back to northern iraq against the outflow could spark if it k.k. what we know was that this time the operation is in a wider scale than it has been ongoing since 99 q before turkey used to do operations targeting a specific area area but this is multiple areas and the some of the ration conducted by the turkish forces that's why it is in a

houston, sacramento and other cities are bang are banning chos and other means of force. others are making a bill to make it easier to investigate and punish violent police as well as banning no-knock warrants like the ones used by the cops who killed breonna taylor. if this happens, these will be meaningful will be meaningful forms. one of the things that came out to have the protest is reform is not enough. what a lot of people are saying is you cannot not form something that was inherently designed to be basmed so what many people are demanding now is to defund or abolish the police. let's stop having police in schools, let's stop having police deal with homelessness or people with mental illness. let's stop having police patrol neighborhoods where they don't live and give that job to residents. a month ago, if you said any of this, you seemed like you were crazy and it was a pipe dream that would never happen, but, again, after these protests, it may soon become a reality. >> in an unprecedented move, the minneapolis city council has vowed to defund and go beyond that

as part of this new credentialing process cho calls will be banned. except it officer's life is at risk. and i will say we've dealt with all of the various departments and everybody said. >>it's time. we have to do it. >>additionally we're looking at new advanced and powerful less lethal weapons to help prevent deadly. interactions, new devices are being all the we're looking at the best of them. and cost is no object. no object. under this executive order departments will also need a share. of information about credible abuses. so that offers is with significant issues do not simply moved from one police to pop into the next. that's a problem. and the heads of. why police department said whatever you can do about that please let us know. we're letting you now we're doing a lot about it in addition my order will direct. federal funding to support offices in dealing with homeless individuals and those who have mental illness and substance abuse problems. we will provide more resources for co-responders such as social workers who can help officers manag

nbc's karen cho is joining us live in london on. this karen, good morning to you. this happen? >> it's dead people receiving the money. what we hard was the irs can access the social security administration's death records but the treasury department and the bureau of fiscal service cannot access the same service. we heard all along the rush to get the checks out, there may be issue. but we thought it may be more identity and fraud issues not necessarily money going to dead issue. so it is an issue, particularly when you talk about the next wave of the stimulus. when you talk to republicans and trump administration and his team talking about the stimulus payments. we've been watching the fed and we have a u turn in direction. many hearing the banks have provided huge amounts of money for bad loans however that money may be getting worse, hearing that $700 billion may be because of the crisis. so we're hearing the banks asked to share buy backs now not happened as soon as the market expected. >>> we see another day, another bankruptcy, the parent company of chuck e.

and to adopt the suggestion that you and i have made and judge pirro about cho calls and so forth. this is a guy who's going to come frocome from behind again i think there's plenty of time, 140 days. >> sean: i don't think donald trump polls well, period. it's my view and its way too early, we may not know the ultimate events before the election but i think people want chaos as much as possible. dan bongino. you know, dan, you and i, i've spent seven years, you spent, what, 17, 27 years training in martial arts? >> they're not getting the training and are not getting continued education either, and they're not given other options. and i hate that stun gun, we can get a better option than that. i mention one last week on this show. >> well, there's a lot of confusion out there, sean, and i'm hoping geraldo doesn't interrupt me. we are losing our country, losing our culture, we have an area of a big city that's been taken over by a bunch of folks who decided they were just going to take everyone's due process rights, forgive me, i don't want the president to be a wuss bag, sorry abo

cnbc's karen cho reporting live for us from london. talk us through there. talk us through the status of the deal. >>> futures tumbled initially on the comments from peter navarro, which is significant because bad news has barely touched wall street recently but then the president tweeted saying the china trade deal are intact and peter navarro walked it back as well. it does hint at unconfidence underlying the surface. wall street will be encouraged by the business activity data out of europe, suggesting that even though demand is still falling it's not collapsing at this stage. in united states, businesses reeling from decisions made on visas that may ham ber businesses getting them back. we saw a ban on immigrants getting visas, including h1b. many silicone valley, tech companies use this visa to recruit professionals. but it goes to consulting, landscaping, and seasonal jobs in resorts. many businesses fear they'll be affected as the law goes into effect tomorrow until the end of the year. it's a way to play to the base due to the job losses we've seen w