i am claire pryde.his is not just murder, but i hate crime, the words of one of george floyd's nieces.. there were about 500 guests including politicianans and celebrities. this after public memorials a ad antiracism protests. he died in minneapolis aftfter a policece officer kept his knee n his neck for almost nine minutes. rev. al sharpton demanded more action against police brutality. as we lay you to rest today, the movement will not rest until we get justice. until we have one stanandard of justice. you, butly will miss your nation is going to always remember your name. neck was one that represented all of us, and how you suffered represented are suffering. in his eulogy the reverend also criticized president trump's response to recent prorotests, speaking of wickedneness in high p places. and trump's s likely challenger forr the white h house, joe bib, addressed mourners on a livestream. our correspondent has more. >> after about two weeks of protests, followed by memorials, george floyd has final

i am claire pryde.e start with a ceremony on the outskirts of paris to start with the 80th annivererry of genenerl charles s de gaulle's appeal to the french population. on june 18, 1940, the world war ii resistance leader used a bbc broadcast from london to urge people to resist the german occupatioion and france. out atal was set mont valerien, and here is "france 24's" clovis casali. clovis: you had representatives from the french army, and you also had the grandson of general de gaulle, general de gaulle who came here to mont valerien after the liberation and paris in 1940. he was here for the memorial. mont valerien is wearing nazi forces used to round up and execute french resistance fighters. the ceremony today was important as it comes on the 80th appealsary of the famous of general de gaulle made from london to try to mobilize all of those who wanted to fight, to resist the nazi occupation. during the ceremony, there was a reading of this appeal, a reading made by a french officer, and also fre

i am claire pryde. which hasn the u.s.., seen nationwide and mainly peaceful protest as people continue to address anger at the death of george floyd in police custody. in some parts of the country protesters defied curfews like in new york. in washington, d.c. and seattle, police fired tear gas. houston,s hometown, the crowd was joined by members of his family. in houston, some rode in on horseback. tens of thousands flooding the streets. his family members addressing the crowd. >> it will be more like a marathon. we want you to continue to support us as we seek justice for our cousin. floyd!ge reporter: in los angeles, the mayor took a knee surrounded by protesters. a gesture of solidarity made by some police officers who later made arrest for curfew violation. york also detained protesters as they enforced the city's first curfew and 75 years. put in place this week by authorities to quell chaos and looting. as in many cities nationwide, thousands of protesters remained in the streets, defiant of a p

i'i'm claire pryde. russia has held a victory day parade.was meant to take place in early may to celebrate the dedefeat of f nazi germany. it was postponed because of the pandemic. technicalllly mass gatherings ae still banned in moscow and residents were urged to watch the parade on television. for more, we spoke to our correspondent, nick holdsworth. 50 new cases today and 154 deataths. ththe new cases figures are slightly lower than yesterday, but about one. higher than yesterday. what people in moscow believe is ragingw the virus is outside of the capital they feel it is produced in the capital, although the overall figures have done above 600,000. that did not seem to deter people this morning. i went to the kremlin to have a as the tanksarade and armored vehicles rolled out after the events inside that square. normally that t place by the bridge across the river moscow in front of the kremlin would have been absolutely crowded. still quite a lot of peoeople, sevevel hundred,d, but not as my as nmamal. talking to local people, they can