>> reporter: now that he was making progress cullen needed help.urned to someone who's been a champion against wrongful convictions for years. tiffany murphy, then the director of the oklahoma innocence project. it wasn't the first time a tulsa case had landed on murphy's desk. >> i was seeing a lot of cases where were no facts that supported what i was seeing on these convictions. when you're seeing that lack over time involving the same departments, sheriff's office, police department, prosecutor's office, that's what really bothered me. >> reporter: cullen and the innocence team tracked down the second eyewitness who testified he had seen malcolm and de'marchoe. but police records showed he had been shot in the buttocks and his back was turned. >> common sense tells you if you got shot in the butt and you're running away, you're not able to see anything. >> reporter: the eyewitness recanted and he claimed detectives had coerced his testimony too. >> this is a kid who got pressured into saying something he did not see. i was just watching him. an

bans players from naming touring the country's national anthem the practice was started by colin cullen capering and $26.00 team in protest against police brutality towards black americans but ok for next move spots a backlash from some fans and the leak itself. to some football leagues now and the bundesliga 2nd placed size one standard has a 1000000000 their 1st defeat since the restarts weight teamwork after the break let's say the games only go the victory was enough to bring doff one within 10 points of the league leaders. no justice no peace grit the shirt of dog means jaden sanchez to kickoff dog men and had to berlin kneel before they actually started to support the global black lives matter movement sanchez needed his 1st career hattrick last time out and was looking to continue that run don't mean got it started in the 2nd half and it started with satchel a pass to uva and brought the set up to me john from point blank range just shy of the hour mark to me john 2nd goal put don't me in for jane sand show the previous system and john the man of the match finished it off. big go

the hall of the largest portraits from the national gallery of ireland's collections, and fintan cullen undertook a study of this painting to understand what it was depicting and what its message was and what this painting is about is that in 1792 richard st. george's wife passed away, and this painting was commissioned by him of him standing at his wife's tomb with the latin phrase, not forgetful, not forgotten written at the top, inscribed at the top. so he was trying to understand the symbolism of what this painting could mean and that sort of thing. so it's interesting how there's parallel interests in richard st. george but unknowingly going on on both sides of the atlantic at about the same time. fast forward a little bit more, 2005, in melbourne, australia, there's a painting that hangs on the wall there, 7.5 feet tall, prior to 2005 was known as an officer of the fourth regiment of foot and really handsome painting by thomas gainsboro painted about 1776. it was purchased by the national gallery of victoria in 1921, entered their collection in 1922 as this unidentified officer, a

why don't apologize give cullen kaplan a good job at. world com what's the. policy take a man's livelihood struck a man down over his talents and 4 years later when the whole world is march in you all of a sudden you go and do a face time talking about you sorry. madam arrives in the back of your car laughs. you sorry. the damage it did to their career you stood down because when carlin tough got milk he took it for a family's real needed and we don't want an apology we want him way way way way the. way. equal justice. equal fred. would not anti in a valley we are trying to stop people from being anti us. we want the law not to apply equally. and you don't need a whole lot of studying about that yes we need new laws yes the congress has stepped up the congressional black caucus is called yes we need to close these no not laws yes we need to stop where policemen can just say based on what they fought they can use lethal force yes we need residency requirement all of what they propose is what we need. but we have enough right now to prosecute policeman to hold

that's how you fight for survival suddenly the 2nd worst attack in the league couldn't stop scoring cullen's defense receiving a hammering. on the sloppy back pos from russia and able to learn to avoid total embarrassment. dominate texas in the 62nd minute. braman one going to let things get close regardless of what happened in just a little embodying britain's effort russians have battled to set up josh sa just. 61 braman where was this all season even cloudy pizarro got involved racing across in his very last bundesliga league outing at 41 years young. meanwhile dissidents would finally showing signs of bundesliga life. in a string of child says failed to get strings. by now just a dolphin shot themselves in the foot fall to sitting. spam billed for that secret plan b. emblematic of a squad proving themselves not to be up to 1st division snuff deciduous little stone when he owns the land and final goal this time see him and adds a lot he the school run. over the slow was brought in to turn things around with the sort of in last place but his signs and he managed 15 points in the last 15 ma

cullen were well on their way to clinch the 3 points but were unable to neuter the eagles pass dawson levelled in 70 seconds to salvage a point for frankfurt. not the ending cologne wanted but it's a result coach mark has been strong to live with they're just happy to stay up. by a no thing or 2 about staying up late already wrapped up their 8th straight title but the hunger to win. haven't changed. it was a rescue mission for his team in front up to 60 minutes. providing assistance. but it was not to win without him school the polish international with goal number 32. wasn't to everyone's liking freiburg blood was talking to boyle. given the much needed clothes. and if he. hopes of a comeback was shocked when levin dusty made it 31 before the break his goal this campaign had a new record for foreign players and that's when this league. binah only 4 goals short of scoring 100 in the season something they lost accomplished in 1972. when it rains it pours and i want to get to go there were 4 teams looking for the light of day in the relegation battle braman 2nd from bottom. away at mine

society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cullen every products it will come up and artsy new york. also among the big stories of the week a collapse in relations in korea dramatically blows up a diplomatic outpost then follows to send troops into the demilitarized zone the side warns its neighbor a well paying a price or not and what. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. here in dramatic development only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful betty. talk. the program back in france where nationwide health care workers saw some ugly scenes on tuesday tens of thousands turned to remind the government about its pledge to help medical stuff and support hospitals as the day progressed the peaceful protests took a darker turn. when the police accuse some violent individuals of hijacking a peaceful protest video of a french nurse being injured during her arrest at a rally here in part sparked a furious reaction online a free for rita campaign sprang up in response police say she was the taken for th

society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cullen every products it will not an artsy new york. also that makes big stories i collapsed in relations in korea and the north dramatically blows up a diplomatic i focused on polish to send troops into the militarized zone beside war and say its neighbor will pay a price more enough story more besides coming up. the world is driven by a dream shaped and person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. we go to work. straight home. 18 minutes past 8 pm this sunday evening here in moscow welcome back let's start back in france where nationwide rallies by healthcare workers saw some ugly scenes on tuesday tens of thousands turned to remind the government about its pledge to help medical stuff and support hospitals now as the day progressed the peaceful protests took a darker. the police accuse some violent individuals of hijacking a peaceful protest video of a french nurse being injured during her arrest at a rally in paris sparked a furious reaction on july 8th free for read a campaign sprang up in response police say she was t

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society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cullen every products it will not an artsy new york. also in the week's big stories in relations in korea the north dramatically blows up a diplomatic outpost and dollars to send troops into the 10 militarized zone the saw it warns its neighbor will pay a price more enough story and more precise moment. you cannot be both with yeah you're right. you can't argue with nature and it's nature that has to live through this message and some people really knowing in the long term are going to have to. the way they live and conduct business to take into account this new lead vitally important aspect of our life the need to insist with code at 19 so i think that some changes in a positive direction are going to happen out of our self-interest as a species. without changing. it's in minutes past the hour here in moscow welcome back let's begin in france where nationwide rallies by health care workers saw some ugly scenes on choose the 10s of thousands turned out to remind the government about its pledge to help medical stuff on su

you know i wish all that solidarity about seeking uni happens and 2016 and cullen cooper nick the n.f.l. player to kony during the national anthem to protest all these issues that we're seeing now and many around the country black students way ally also made the same action and what happened they were blackballed kicked out of school jobs threatened even catholic is effectively. you know prevented from playing in the n.f.l. and right now personally for me when i see those images of police kneeling it doesn't move me that much to be honest with you but i would. like to see police surrendering some of these military as weapons what i'd like to see is police saying we hear you are standing down. let's organize a way that we can have a dialogue in a room i would like to see the police not arresting my colleagues in the journalism community. there are people who are posting bloody injuries. and so you know i don't feel much of anything when i see these gestures right now a few days ago you were a piece on how western media would cover me up worse if it happened in another country and in that

society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cullen every products it will not an artsy new york. still to come in the week's top stories a collapse in relations in north korea while dramatically blows up a diplomatic outpost and val's to send troops into the demilitarized zone to solve war and its neighbor will pay the price on that in just moments this is r.t. international. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. man welcome back you are watching the weekly right here on r t international now in france nationwide rallies by health care workers saw some ugly scenes on tuesday tens of thousands turned out to remind the government about its pledge to help medical staff and support hospitals as the day progressed the peaceful protests took a darker turn. think the police accused some violent individuals of a hijacking a peaceful protest that comes as video of a french nurse being injured during her arrest at a rally in paris sparked a furious reaction o

society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cullen every products it will mop an artsy new york. still to come in the weeks a big stories a collapse in relations in korea the north a dramatically blows up a diplomatic outpost and vows to send troops into the de-militarized a zone the south warns its neighbor will pay a price more on that in just a few moments this is the weekly on our team for national. you can be bold with yeah you're. welcome back to the weekly right here on r t international now in france nationwide rallies by healthcare workers saw some ugly scenes on tuesday tens of thousands turned out to remind the government about its pledge to help medical staff and support hospitals as the day progressed of though peaceful protests took a darker turn. the police accuse some violent individuals of hijacking a peaceful protest that comes as video of a french nurse being injured during her arrest at a rally in paris sparked a furious reaction online a free for read a campaign sprang up in response police say she was detained for throwing projectiles at offi

society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cullen every products . artsy new york. also in the big stories of the week at ca lumps in relations in korea literally the north dramatically blows up a diplomatic outpost then follows to send troops into beaten militarize old the side meanwhile warns its neighbor will pay a price more on balance in moments. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. it in minutes past 10 pm here in moscow welcome back let's start back in front square nationwide rallies by health care workers soul some ugly scenes on choose the 10s of thousands turned the government about its pledge to help medical stuff and support hospitals as the day progressed the peaceful protests took a darker turn. the police accuse some violent individuals hijacking a peaceful protest about a video of a french nurse being injured during her arrest at a rally in power sparked a furious reaction to like a free for rita campaign sprang up in response po

society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cullen every products it will mop and artsy new york. still to come in at the week's big stories a collapse in the relations in korea the north dramatically blows up a diplomatic outpost and vows to send troops into the demilitarized zone the south ones its neighbor will pay a price more on that we're watching weekly after just a few moments. president vladimir putin in his own words tells us how he understands history and the current international system also why everybody hates john bolton as he lost all the way to the bank. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. joins me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. and welcome back this is our to international and the weekly in france a nationwide rallies by health care workers saw some ugly scenes on tuesday tens of thousands turned out to remind the government about its pledge to help medical staff and support hospitals as the d

welcome back to all the 4th grade in doing it now cullen the author of the book dragons and the snakes how do bras learn to fight the west not take a pill and regardless of where we are in the world like right now i think we are all taking a bad by what's happening on the american streets particularly in violent part of. all teasing the jogging to the snakes you see i am running away to be about her theory does she think that the americans perhaps have lost sight of because she can't see it and now coming home to roost. you know that's an interesting 3rd animal to to add into the mix the the other person that i think described this very well in the not in seventy's was the french radical philosopher michel foukara who said what about boomerang effect right there what an empire does overseas eventually comes back to be applied domestically run russia sort this out of the end of the at the war in afghanistan for example the u.s. or enough to be unarmed and i think we're seeing some of that the point that i have made in in response to others that have asked this is to say what we've seen

society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cullen ery products caleb mop and artsy new york. in france nationwide rallies by health care workers so some ugly scenes on choose day tens of thousands turned tramon the government about its pledge to help medical stuff and support hospitals but then is that they progress the peaceful protest to conduct that. well then there was a video of a french nurse being injured during a violent arrest of a rally in paris as part of a furious reaction online the a free for reader campaign also sprang up police say she was detained for throwing projectiles at officers and 3 there was a venture released from custody and is due in court in september charged with rebellion when police seized her she was heard saying she couldn't breathe it was asking for us my medication. that i heard much about everyone applauded medical staff at 8 pm for months but no one of worried about the health of my mother or other health care workers during these 2 month long time medical personnel have said that the suffocating but they're not being heard perh

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and joining us now from his berlin home is historian and journalist michael cullen he 1st proposed the raptor right stock project back in 1971 and it was as we saw realized by his friend cristo in the 1990 s. 1st of all we wanted to offer to you our deepest condolences and thank you so much for joining us here on the program. thank you very much tell us about your relationship and christo and how the rap to buy stock came to me our relationship developed over a period of 20 years running 5 years i think the best thing to say was that around 1988 when reader's use food came into stocks president xi the rich christer told me he said don't you go to mrs zeus moot because if she tells you no it's light and i don't want to hear any more no words from a going to start for his rent so i didn't go to see her and i waited until i found out that she was actually interested in doing the project and then i went to see her and then it turned out to be that she really wanted to do the project and i can tell christopher so it wasn't a no i never had to tell christo a no from rita. so in the end she w

society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cullen ery products caleb mop and artsy new york. packaging 2 statues to street names in liverpool in northwest england one target no as a street well known to fall of the beatles but which is alleged to be linked to an 18th century slave trader but is the city in any mood to face the music here's polly boyko. i am in liverpool a famous port city and the city's famous being the last place on the results. so this is the penny lane which is immortalized in that beatles song with its blue suburban skys these signs were defaced during a recent black lives matter protest someone wrote racist over the top of it and scribbled out the penny and the reason big there's some confusion over where the name of this street even comes from some people think that it's linked to a slave trade called james penny who lived in operated out of liverpool but the international slavery museum here in liverpool says that the evidence linking james penny to penny lane is inconclusive and moreover some people point to the fact that some money show pen

whatever but he didn't come out and directly apologize to call him capper and it did he and i think that cullen capper and of all people deserves a direct apology because he wants most if he was the person most affected and all he did was take could be read do you agree a governor i completely agree with you on this that was the glaring moment in that apology video from roger goodell that i noticed 1st was i was waiting during the whole minute 20 seconds or whatever it was for him to say colic happened and it never happened and i think it would have had more weight it did seem disingenuous to begin with but if he at least had mentioned capper nick by name it could have carried more weight and see and have more of an impact and i think players would have responded better to a but you saw most of the players still want to see action and not just hear these hollow words from the commissioner and also not to mention it. it took 24 hours after a dozens of n.f.l. stars came out demanding that the n.f.l. condemn racism only then did he come out with a statement which was 10 days after the protests and

hundreds of people brought down the bronze monument of edward cullen stone and stomped on it and then they dragged it to a nearby river and threw it in the statues presence in the city center has long been controversial colson was a member of the royal african company believed to transported thousands from africa to the caribbean and on to the americas is the scene in london where demonstrators wrote again in force in front of the u.s. embassy echoing the chorus of voices demanding an end to systemic racism and police brutality not in baba is covering the protest outside that building in central london. again it's a large crowd here at the u.s. embassy in london people have marched from different meeting points and they converged to show their anger at what's happened to the u.s. but also to repeat slogans which resonate here in great britain figgs like no justice no peace calling for reform of policing methods and reminding people that in this pandemic the number of people who are black and minority ethnic backgrounds who've been victim of covered 19 are far higher than they should b

football league handled players' protests against police brutality back in 2016 that's when cullen cabinet and others began kneeling before games while the national anthem was being played. the national football league then racism in the systematic aggression black people we are the national football league we were wrong for not listening to n.f.l. players earlier and encourage all to speak out peacefully protests read the national football league leave lives matter. thousands of protesters in sydney are expected to defy a court order there in support of the black lives matter movement in the us and australian court bands of the planned rallies citing concerns over the coronavirus well let's now take you to these live pictures from the city of adelaide in south australia where crowds have already clearly gathered the australian protests are also a show of support for the aboriginal community there and also to highlight high levels of indigenous incarceration and deaths in custody we'll be bringing you all the latest here on al-jazeera. there's been an unexpected fall in the u.s. unemployme

football league handled players protests against police brutality back in 2016 that's when cullen cabinet and others began kneeling before games while the national anthem was played. the national to. receive. medical. like. we the national. were not listening to the players earlier and encourage all just speak out. read the national early leave lights. while black lives matter protests are getting underway across a stray thousands have gathered in sydney where organizers won an 11th hour appeal to hold about demonstration legally you're watching live pictures from there right now the rally had been banned because of coven 1000 restrictions and protests are also being held in other parts of the country. there's been an unexpected fall in the u.s. unemployment trays with the figure from may down to 13.3 percent while it indicates the u.s. economy may be recovering there was a slight increase in the jobless rate for black and asian workers. there been scenes of jubilation in libya after the end of world cliff i have to see a long offensive to seize the capital tripoli the un recognized gover

the protesters this is california melts during rallies opposed made famous by the american football cullen campaign made in response to police brutality against black people. we're looking at some coronavirus news and these are live pictures from rome where the colosseum in the italian capital is reopening to tourists it's been closed for 3 months due to coronavirus knockdowns on the way to work is that groups of up to 14 people will be allowed in but they will have to wait for 15 minutes. after the next after the previous group is gone and so you can go in as a group and the next group could only go in 15 minutes later of course this time of year heading into summer you would usually have thousands of people going through the coliseum and runs other tourist sites this way will be very controlled a controlled reopening of the 3 months in lockdown. well look at india as well where officials are allowing some citizens to resume work and other activities after being under lockdown for more than 2 months while the transport will gradually be restored this week but high risk zones will stay und

un special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings agnes cullen maher says on twitter that the report isn't surprising she said that if there are consequences for saudi arabia the kingdom will continue to threaten and silence dissidents she also question why side arabia is still being allowed to host an upcoming g 20 summit. me is the director of the middle east studies at the university of denver he says these incidents will continue as long as saddam doesn't face consequences for the international community. it's clear that the saudi crown prince has learned nothing from the murder innocent person a sion of jamal which oh gee and he's once again on the prowl and this i think unless he's stopped it sends a message to all of the or terry regimes around the world that they can also imprison they can also intimidate and go after dissidents wherever they may be living the saudi crown prince is acting like a schoolyard bully who will continue to act aggressively until there are consequences to his behavior and if you look back over the last roughly 2 years since the murder of jamal there have b

general flynn as well as other former top trump advisors, george papadopoulos, roger stone, and michael cullencrats calling the move unfair. we are told to expect in the next few weeks but not before july 16, that is the next hearing when judge sullivan will hear from both sides. we are told that he will probably decide whether or not to drop the cases against flynn by the end of july. dana? >> dana: i want to bring in the prosecutor. what is taking so long? kind of confusing, here michael flynn is and we still don't have a decision? >> i actually feel pretty bad for flynn just in general. but to have a motion to dismiss filed that takes months to resolve this kind of unheard of. so the hearing today is what is the role of the judge in a motion to dismiss, and that is extremely limited. a minor miracle, but the preliminary issue that really seem to consume the hearing was whether or not the time is now, whether or not the court of appeals should get involved in issuing a mandate to force judge sullivan to stand down or should they wait until the hearing on july 16th. so that seems to be someth

so i want to remove the statue of edward cullen in this way i almost want to debate this and i'm joined by london assembly member david headley i would like to add that to this jackie morcha. jackie david thank you very much for joining me jackie if i could start with you don't you think this election will only push potentially influential people away from sympathizing with the protest and i'm actually not very interested in that i'm more interested on why people should want to defend having a statue of a man who represents the genocide of my ancestors and i would ask and i would ask your next speak would she defend having for example the commandant of a japanese prison camp who had been responsible for $20000.00 plus english deaths what do you defend the statue being kept up there no that's not the point the point is we have to be actually seen to have justice done for all people wherever they are whoever they are david had to respond well i mean this don't you there is an interesting thing because i don't think many people have heard of it what caused him before is that she came down

. >> enter eric cullen, the private investigator who noticed the same tulsa police unit in malcolm'scase had been in charge of cory's. >> i did not believe that was a coincidence. >> the parallels were unmistakable. >> the system doesn't want to acknowledge that they made a mistake. and the fact that it happened twice in the same family, there are no words. >> what are we doing now in society today that is going to stop things like this from continuing to happen? >> well, their incredible story is a part of "dateline's the long road to freedom" hosted by craig melvin tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern, 9:00 central on nbc, part of nbc news network wide series inequality in america. >>> coming up, civil rights attorney and founder of the equal justice initiative, brian stevenson, with his unique perspective on this moment we're seeing in the fight for racial equality. that's when we come right back. stay with us. mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthriti

title in 3 months low american cullen marco missed this decisive plus in a playoff celebrations means he was no crowns allowed at this event in texas. on the u.s. open tennis tournament is set to go ahead albeit without fans many star players including never joke of it sion rafael nadal have voiced concerns about taking part in the event due to the impacts of coverage 19 right now all top level of events have been suspended the u.s. open does have a bit of time it is due to starts at the end of august. ok that is how your sports is looking for now and they thank you very much barbara is next from london i'll see you here from 15 g. tomorrow until then thanks for watching about. one of the really special things that working for al jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be for it is you know it's very challenging the ability particularly because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are we the people we live to tell the real story so i'll just ma

commissioner roger goodell says he'd like to see cullen cap make back playing in the league this season and has encouraged teams to sign him in $26.00 thing the former san francisco $49.00 ers quarterback started mailing during the pre-game national anthem to protest against racial injustice he left that same in $27.00 saying and hasn't played since if you want to resume his career in the n.f.l. then obviously it's going to take a team to make that decision but i welcome that support the club making that decision and encourage them to do that if you his efforts are not on the field but in continuing to work in this space we welcome to their to their table and to be able to help us and guide us and help us make better decisions about the kinds of things that need to be done in communities we have invited him in before and we want to make sure everybody's welcome at their table and try to help us deal with some very complex difficult issues that have been around unfortunate for a long time and new york's governor andrew cuomo has given the green light for the u.s. open tennis tournament t

holding the remainder of the season at disneyworld at the same time a soldier who advised quarterback cullen captain ache to kneel during the national anthem says he never thought it would be seen as offensive kaepernick began taking a knee in the build up to games in 2016 as a way to protest racial injustice and police brutality but former 49 players 49 of play is protest caused a controversy with some including president donald trump calling it unpatriotic from a green barraine a boy says he continues to support quarterbacks actions and i said when i when i see you sitting on the bench isolated i think it can come off to some people as if it's you're making it about you you know and not this movement or this cause and i said much like in the military i think it's important to be alongside your teammates so he agreed and he said but i'm not but i'm committed i'm not going to stand you know until things start to change i said ok that's fair. then i guess your only other option is to take a knee he was standing up for or taking a knee for. millions and millions of people that don't have the p