donning some new baum's of his own he's change himself to a post in front of the headquarters of unsure de paul t. it claims the company owes him 62000 euros is business last year to accompany 19th of his insurance provider says the policy was only for epidemics not pandemics. but by. wildlife reserves in south africa. at 1st glance it's beautiful totally devoid of tourists during the community crisis but how long can it last without jobs. unemployment benefits only last 3 months together people are fighting for their survival and against poaching. global 3000. next on d w. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. hong kong never means news for loneliness days now it's the draft of a new security law to be imposed by beijing provoking controversy and protests joining me this week from long ago is regina is a member of the city's legislative council and chair of the probation the new people's party cold comfort zone. was in 60 minutes d.w. . canceling . listen carefully. to suit me. to get. discovered. to. subscribe to my documentary on you tube. thank. the global $3000.00 times for joining u

it is not going to be run by the vincent de paul society. run by chinesebe security agents and what they will be wanting to do is target anybody who degrees. they haven't told people in hong kong, even though they have posters all around hong kong is a great law for hong kong, they don't know the details. will it enable them to pursue people retrospectively for the things they've done? how would it define issues like sedition and subversion? how will it deal with people's contacts with outside bodies? whether they are ngo's or churches, let alone journalists? >> these national security provisions are outlined in article 23 of the basic law, which has not been implemented as is constitutionally required by the legislative council. for 23 years, they have failed to do that. wouldn't you say that the beijing authorities -- they say because they did not pass article 23, we had to do it ourselves -- do you buy that argument? >> not remotely. most of the things which they talk about have actually already konglegal in the hong loft. you can go thro

run by theoing to be vincent de paul society.ineserun security agents and what they will be wanting to do is target anybody who disagrees. we don't know, because they haven't told us, even though they have posters all around , we don'tsaying actually know the detail of what they are proposing at. them to pursue people retrospectively for the things they have done? how will that define issues like sedition and subversion? how will it deal with people's contacts with outside bodies, whether they are ngo's or churches, let alone journalists? >> these national security provisions are outlined in article 23 of the basic law which has not been implemented as is constitutionally required by the legislative council. for 23 years, they have failed to do that. at least the beijing authority says because they did not pass article 23 on their own, we had to do it ourselves. do you buy that argument? >> not remotely. most of the things they talk about are actually already illegal under hong kong law. you could go through the crimes ordinance,

attacked cops with one lawsuit already filed joining us is the president of nypd detectives union, paul deis that you have to do your own suing? >> well good morning to everyone thank you again for your support. we're very frustrated on what to do. these detectives who are being assaulted out on the street and the district attorney' office would not prosecute any of the cases. so we came up with this strategy , the officers of the dea, we sat down, we talked and our strategy was to bring civil suits against any individual that assaults a new york city police detective. brian: i'm watching this video again now, i mean there's probably an unbelievable amount of footage out there, and the constant stress you guys have been under and these clashes, so do you have, are you bringing up do these lawsuits cite individuals or are you going after the city for not protecting you? >> right now we're going after the individuals. they committed the crime. they committed the assault. right now, we have one case filed. we're in the process of filing a second case in which there is an attempted murder case

nosotros en noticias telemundo "un nuevo dÍa" , hoy Él papa francisco dijo que se unia a la iglesia de saint paulienen secuelas como problemas desde el cerebro hasta los pulmones. mÉdicos que han atendido a pacientes les aseguran que la mitad no se puede incorporar luego de un aÑo. >>> gracias nicole la compaÑÍa de limpiezas tienen una avalancha de llamadas creando una oportunidad de nuevos negocios para que nos ayuden con el tema hemos invitado al economista rafael marrero y el empresario ramÓn quezada buenos dÍas a ambos gracias por acompaÑarnos >>> buenos dÍas rashel >>> buenos dÍas >>> buenos dÍas hermoso. vamos a comenzar contigo rafael cuÁl es el crecimiento econÓmico de la compaÑÍas de limpieza durante la pandemia. >>> muy impresionante rashel porque la industria es una industria que tiene 117 mil millones de dÓlares anuales en facturaciÓn y ha crecido en un 1. 7% anual desde el 2014 ahora este Último aÑo se espera un crecimiento de un 7. 4% debido al covid-19 solamente. tambiÉn, a las nuevas ofertas de trabajos son importantes aumentaron por un 75% con respecto al aÑo anterior. el precio

a pesar de los arrestos que mencionas de la ciudad de sant paul, las protestas han sido de carÁcter pacÍficoutopsias. la independiente ordenada por la familia indica que el homicidio ocurriÓ por asfixia debido a la presiÓn que ejerció el oficial sobre su cuerpo y que cortÓ el flujo sanguÍneo al cerebro. mientras tanto la autopsia oficial indica que se tratÓ de un homicidio, pero que fue un paro cardio respiratorio y que ademÁs habÍa consumido drogas. sin embargo tambiÉn podemos decir que a este lugar en donde fue sometido vino por primera vez su hermano, dio este mensaje a quienes han protagonizado actos de violencia. [audio en inglÉs] viviana: bueno y ustedes ven como se van acercando poco a poco a pesar de las tempranas horas la persona para seguir rindiendo homenaje, mientras se anunciÓ que habrÁ un servicio de memoria del afroamericano para el prÓximo jueves. mientras se prepara el servicio fÚnebre en la ciudadcon, la prÓxima semana. satcha: gracias por acompaÑarnos. una sentida sÚplica y ojalÁ que repercuta a lo largo y ancho del paÍs y veamos un cese a lo que son saqueos y violencia. y

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we begin with paul kicks talking about his book the saboteur, the aftico crat which chronicles the explores of robert deche. watch tonight and over the weekend on c-span3. >>> american history tv on c-span3 exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. coming up this weekend, 60 years ago four african-american students protested segregation at a wool worth lunch counter in groansboro, north carolina. which began the lunch counter sit-ins in the civil rights movement. on sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, live on american history tv and washington journal, we'll discuss the sit-ins and desegregation in the 1960s with amherst professor tracy harper, author. and then at 4:00 p.m. eastern on "reel america," two films on the civil rights movement, february 1, the story of the greensboro 4, and the american revolution of '63. and at 7:00 p.m. eastern on oral histories, an interview with former bennett college president esther terry and her role in the 1960 lunch counter sit-in protest in greensboro. exploring the american story, watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >>> mo

making arrests soon after its curfew came into effect thousands of people paul on to the city's streets in the early evening now bill de blasio has refused to bring in the national guard saying it will only worsen the tension and thousands of people have gathered in london in solidarity with the protesters in the u.s. organizers say that they're also marching against systematic racism in britain mass gatherings are still banned under the u.k.'s coronavirus restrictions but prime minister boris johnson said he understood the anger after george boyd's death and supported the right to protest when our correspondent said bag is live for us in central london just tell us where you are or what's going on behind you. while i'm there any why i told a gun shoot is right behind me was the prime minister barak's stance and he didn't go because of virus daily briefings but i'd cite thousands of people have come together to protest in support of solidarity with what's taking place and the united states but it's not only this issue about the united states many people here believe that the u.k. isn't innocent in terms of when it come

views as a decades long process of de facto annexation on the ground force that occupied east jerusalem now a joint letter written by a post-impressionist artists paul gauguin and vincent van gogh is due to be auctioned on tuesday in paris the red document could fetch up to $280000.00 the letters addressed to another painter. it was written in the french city of isle in 1808. type a quick check of the headlines here this hour the global number of recorded corona virus infections has passed 8000000. was warning of a 2nd wave with clusters in beijing and 15000000 people going back into lockdown in india it took more than 2 months for the 1st 100000 cases to be reported for the past 2 weeks more than 100000 new cases have been reported almost every single day almost 75 person or recent cases come from 10 countries mostly in the americas and sos asia countries must stay arlott to the possibility of a resurgence iran is also considering tough new measures after announcing more than a 100 deaths for a 2nd straight day infection numbers this month average highs not seen since late march during the initial outbreak. u.s. president donald trump says he will

mostrar que ahora pueden servir al aire libre y uno de los mayores retos como lo dicenes el espacio y por eso estamos aquÍ para que nos expliquen un poco, paul ciudad ha ayudado mucho a poder dar las Áreas en donde se pueda. ademÁs en la calle al frente del negocio y al lado del negocio. si tÚ tienes vamos a suponer como tengo yo le puedo pedir permiso y me pueden dar el frente del negocio tambiÉn. siempre cuando tenga ese permiso. peggy: querÍamos preguntar, sabemos que subiste dos meses cerrados y hemos conversado con propietarios que han estado cerrados por meses. cuÁnto tiempo tÚ crees que tomÉ recuperar el negocio nuevamente? >> para recuperarse va a tomar varios aÑos y es si ya podemos abrir. lo mÁs importante no es tener sÓlo esta opción, es abrir adentro. peggy:gracias, ya saben, les deseamos mucha suerte ademÁs de que estÁn tomando las medidas de seguridad como me lo mencionaste. regresÓ con ustedes. alan:gracias, es que en nueva york adentro el espacio es reducido, quÉ bueno que también estÉn dando la oportunidad de poner mesas afuera. karla: nos llena de alegrÍa de ver a personas que estÁn restableciendo sus negocios . le pueden d

paul eluard and it's called le poete, the poet. and here you have in the centre figure of the poet, who looks very like charles de gaulle with a bighe bird and the fish and anybody else who will carry the coded messages. this is an explicit reference. they used pigeons, the submarines to pass their messages of freedom on. but really, it's an ample metaphor for freedom of speech, as important now as it was then. the bbc‘s head of history. let's get more now on the death dame vera lynn, the british singer known as the "forces‘ sweetheart" at the age of 103. dame vera, who lived in east sussex, entertained troops with morale—boosting visits to the front line during the second world war. throughout her life, dame vera remained an outspoken supporter of military veterans. she never retired and last month became the oldest artist to reach the top a0 in the uk album charts, following the commemoration of the 75th anniversary of ve day. well tributes are being paid to dame vera on twitter. the uk prime minister has said: the royal british legion has tweeted: and captain tom moore has also expressed his sympathy. he said: sir andrew gregor

de-escalate situations. the changes come as there are new questions about what could and should have been done to spare brooks' life. here's cbs's jeff pegues. >> reporter: fultan county district attorney paulard explained his decision on whether to bring charges will come down to if the officers believed that even as he was running away, rayshard brooks posed a threat. >> did you have to shoot him to save your life or to save somebody else's life at the time the shots were fired? >> reporter: investigators have been closely examining the tape and say the critical moment is when the shots are fired. should the officers have felt threatened by that taser? >> it's not a lethal weapon. it's a non-lethal weapon. >> reporter: use-of-force cases aren't clear cut even when there is video. >> i have seen many, many police-involved use-of-force videos, and i haven't seen one yet that didn't look bad. >> reporter: jason johnson is the former deputy commissioner of the baltimore city police department. based on what you see in that tape, was use of force necessary? >> was it necessary? probably not necessary. however, the big caveat is that if he was able to use a taser, cae the officer.he potential h

de blasio banning the anticrime units. he doesn't want policing. we have minneapolis banning and darkun in seattle, maybe they don't need quite as much funding. paulright, thank you all. when we come back president trump paying visit this week to arizona and wisconsin as he tries to sure up support in some crucial swing states. karl rove when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can detect suspicious activity on your account from here. and you can pay your friends back from here. so when someone asks you, "where's your bank?" you can tell them: here's my bank. or here's my bank. or, here's my bank. because if you download and use the chase mobile app, your bank is virtually any place. so visit chase.com/mobile. just for healthcare workers fighting covid-19. learn more at massmutual.com/healthbridge ♪ paul: president trump making stop this is week in arizona and wisconsin as new polls suggest he's falling behind in those states

> next, on american history tv, paul kix talks about his book the saboteur, the aristocrat most daring anti-nazi commando. we about the world war ii exploits of robert de la rochefoucauld. this is from the national museum in new orleans. >> first of all, welcome to louisiana memorial pavilion. named after the great estate in the union. according to me. and also to those of us, our audience at home on the live stream, we welcome you as always. my name is martin lay cano from the institute for the study of war and democracy here at the national world war ii museum. we are the humble group of scholars that bring you programs such as this and it is pleasure to have paul here with us tonight. the institute. what do we do? apologize to the veterans that hear this every fee weeks but it is the search core and the higher education center of the museum and we call ourselves a community of scholars to build bridges to academics and other authors and experts around the world to make them part of the museum family and plug them into programs such as this to produce scholarship of our own as our multiple award winning senior historian rob sateeno, not here because

de blasio banning the anticrime units. he doesn't want policing. we have minneapolis banning and darkun in seattle, maybe they don't need quite as much funding. paulright, thank you all. when we come back president trump paying visit this week to arizona and wisconsin as he tries to sure up support in some crucial swing states. karl rove takes us through the latest poll numbers next. at $5 a slice, you could own ten companies for $50 instead of paying thousands. all commission free online. schwab stock slices: an easy way to start investing or to give the gift of stock ownership. schwab. own your tomorrow. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... ...not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i want that too. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? reeling in a nice one. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare ca

de-escalation training. they had anti-bias training, they had training that mandates that they intervene when they see misconduct, and none of it worked. >> the mayor of saint paulnnesota, noted the importance of hiring people who understand the communities that they're going to be working in. take a listen. >> if you have to train someone not to do the things that we've seen these officers do on these videos, then they don't belong on a preeolice department in th first place. it starts with how we hire, who we hire, if they're people who understand and know our community and who feel comfortable and safe in our community to start with. >> how much does this factor into how the police interact with the community that they police? >> on a day-to-day basis from department to department, from city to city, there may be some in pulling the community and police department together where there is mistrust. but this is bigger than just individual officers. it's bigger than what a department can do in terms of just having black officers. let's not forget during slavery there were also black overseers and we've seen black police officers be accused of some of the same ki

disparen si se sienten amenazados es el llamado del alguacil del condado paul mientras esto que hay una moratoria por lo menos para el pago deuso de poder pero hacerlo pacÍficamente como lo hicieron en la florida que se puede hacer pero con el mismo objetivo pero sin afectar a otros y provocar mÁs violencia >>> violencia viene tambiÉn la violencia de parte del gobierno de las autoridades y nadie quiere eso >>> al final no se resuelve nada vamos a una pausa comercial pero cuando regresemos amigos como ha pronto podremos volver a celebrar juntos. y a convivir con los nuestros. y volverán nuestros conciertos, y domingos de deportes. pero hoy, desde nuestros hogares, podemos ayudar a nuestra comunidad para cuando estemos juntos de nuevo. ahora es el momento de responder al censo del 2020. minutos de tu tiempo influyen para beneficios como hospitales, escuelas y servicios de emergencia. llena el censo hoy para tener un mejor mañana. dale forma a nuestro futuro. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> retomamos la actualidad en noticias telemundo "un nuevo dÍa ". e estados unidos viviÓ una sÉptima noche consecutiva de violentas protesta el repudio por l

> next, on american history tv, paul kix talks about his book the saboteur, the aristocrat most daring anti-nazi commando. we about the world war ii exploits of robert de la rochefoucauld. this is from the national museum in new orleans. >> first of all, welcome to louisiana memorial pavilion. named after the great estate in the