so are protesters still defying that curfew she have. there are and it's interesting i mean it's very much in the area that alan was reporting that during the day the area around the police the police station have been an area where people had started to gather throughout the day and continued to gather off to the curfew began i should say it was interesting to hear alan say well the police chief said that he hoped the transparency would diffuse some of the anger when the protesters 1st got there what was flying on the the flag side outside the police station was the the blue lives not a thin blue line flag that has come to come to symbolize police defiance against black lives matter hardly hardly putting out the olive branch have to be said for the protesters who are protesting against yet another 20 year old black man being killed by the police in what the medical examiner says was a homicide everything was relatively peaceful there we had the police on one side of a fence and we have the protesters on the other side of the fence as is

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floyd's death defies medical science and it defies common sense and reason. >> reporter: the prosecution challenging that point in rebuttal, arguing even if floyd's drug use and heart condition contributed to floyd's death, what matters is that derek chauvin's actions caused his death. prosecutor jerry blackwell recalling the testimony of the 9-year-old girl who took the witness stand. >> the fact that is so simple that a child could understand it. in fact, a child did understand it, when the 9-year-old girl said, "get off of him." that's how simple it was. "get off of him." >> alex perez joins us now from minneapolis. and alex, the case is now in the jury's hands tonight. the judge ininstructing them not to let bias, prejudice, passion, sympathy or public opinion influence their decision and warning them not to consider what consequences their verdict might have. these jurors likely know, though, the country is watching. >> reporter: yeah, david. the judge very slowly and carefully explaining all of those instructions to the jury. beginning tonight, they will be sequestered during delib

. >> a curfew is in effect in three counties but overnight protesters defied those curfews clashing withwho responded by firing tear gas. and flash grenades. some looting has been reported. >>> meanwhile, we have new details about the officer seen on video apparently mistaking her gun for a taser before shooting wright who was pronounced dead moments later. overnight violence erupting in the minneapolis suburb of brooklyn center. hundreds gathering at the city's police station defying a mandatory curfew. >> if you continue to violate the curfew order, you are in violation of an unlawful assembly. >> reporter: the crowd clashing with officers in riot gear who fired tear gas and pepper balls. the unrest spreading into the streets where several businesses have been looted. the second night of outrage follows the death of daunte wright, the 20-year-old unarmed black man shot and killed by an officer during a traffic stop sunday. this morning that officer has been identified as kim potter, a 26-year veteran of the force. the police chief calls the shooting an accidental discharge saying offic

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police in minnesota fired tear gas into crowds defying a curfew as protesters take to the streets over the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man. how to make people feel better. and that the minneapolis trial and the killing of george for oil is brother talks of a community minded man. i'm sam is a band this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up regional neighbors raise concerns over japan's decision to dump radioactive water from the fukushima plant into the ocean iran vows an attack on its main nuclear facility won't go on punished when israel issues its own warning. and how the city that never sleeps plans to switch to renewable energy 2030. police officers in minnesota made multiple arrests and used tear gas and pepper spray to try to disperse crowds as anger grows over the police shooting of an unarmed black man protesters remain on the streets despite a curfew coming into effect 4 hours ago after a state of emergency was declared in the region dante writes was killed after a traffic stop on sunday alan fischer reports a lot of police chiefs called a tragic error. in

police fired tear gas into crowds defying a curfew is protesters take to the streets over the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man. he is. making people feel better. and that the minneapolis trial into the killing of george floyd his brother talks of a community minded man. coming up regional neighbors raise concerns over japan's decision to dump radioactive water from the fukushima plant into the ocean. iran vows an attack on its main nuclear facility won't go unpunished while israel issues its own warning. the excitement of being bank beside the seaside dining and shopping resumes as england eases coronavirus restrictions. police officers in minnesota vade multiple arrests and use tear gas and pepper spray to try and disperse crowds as anger grows over the police shooting of an unarmed black man protesters remain on the streets this by the curfew coming into effect 4 hours ago after a state of emergency was declared in the region dante wright was. killed during a traffic stop on sunday alan fischer reports what a police chief's calling a tragic era. it started as a routine traff

warns the country is close to civil war demonstrators are defying violence to rally against the coup that deposed on sonsofbitches elected government and then gone people are remembering the more than 500 who've been killed by security forces since february the 1st. well earlier security forces kept up the pressure on antiques. protest is by carrying out more nitrates several people were detained and mandalay activists say not raids are conducted to terrify people and they intensify when the military is under pressure. it's called hama joins us from bangkok and neighboring thailand obviously the thais have been involved neighbors of of me and ma now the foreign minister has spoken out what are they saying well jim yes you know they've been involved right from the beginning because of its proximity to myanmar big long border with them but also just over the last 4 or 5 days that's kind of uptick a little bit now we've seen what's been going on in the streets across me in mar what the military the security forces have been doing to crack down on the protesters but they have also starte

hundreds of protesters defy dakota fuz assaulted on monday and have continued to protest despite police using tear gas against them the unrest comes as the trial of former policeman derek chauvet is being held a few kilometers away he's facing charges of murder if the killing of george floyd last year. some protests turned violent overnight with several businesses knutson damaged president joe biden has called for peace and calm question is was it an accident or was intentional every man is to be determined. by the long investigation but in the meantime i want to make it clear again there is absolutely no justification. for looting the 1st black mayor of brooklyn center has expressed his shall we are in pain right now and we recognize that this cannot happen at a worse time we recognize that this is happening at a time when our community when all of america indeed all of the the world is watching many are expecting more unrest in the minneapolis suburb and the states of emergency has been declared. it's not a hyena and. let's speak to john hendren he's in minneapolis for us john as we'v

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there are more stories making headlines around the world as protesters in man ma continue to defy the military rule this malaysia and brunei say the leaders of the countries in the region to discuss developments activists say 6 more protesters were killed at the weekend the military is trying to stop the uprising with lethal force after launching a coup in february. at least 25 people have died in bangladesh after a ferry capsized on the river south of the capital dhaka vessel collided with a cargo ship on sunday night and sank people on board were heading home after the government announced a week long coronavirus lockdown. palestinian president mahmoud abbas is heading to germany for what officials have described as a routine health check 85 year olds a heavy smoker though there's been no indication that he's the moment he received his 1st dose of corona virus or vaccine last month. a course in israel is calling its 1st witnesses today of the resumption of the corruption trial of prime minister benjamin netanyahu with the netanyahu has appeared in court where he faces multiple charg

floyd's death defies medical science and it defies common sense and reason. >> but prosecutor jerry blackwell, in a scathing rebuttal -- >> you were told, for example, that mr. floyd died because his heart was too big. and the truth of the matter is the reason george floyd is dead is because mr. chauvin's heart was too small. >> reporter: during closing arguments in court today, it was the first time for a prolonged amount of time that the jury got to see derek chauvin without his mask. there was sort of an audible gasp when he took his mask off and all the jurors did look at him. chauvin face at least charges for the death of george floyd, second degree unintentional murder with the maximum 40-year prison sentence. third-degree murder, 25 years maximum, and second degree manslaughter, ten years maximum. judge peter cahill giving very specific instructions. >> during your deliberations, you must not let bias, prejudice, passion, sympathy, or public opinion influence your decision. >> i would be stunned if there was an all-out acquittal. i would just be shocked if 12 jurors were unanimously de

but when he came back to japan, he was an outcast because he defied the japanese government not leaving lithuania when they told him to lead lutherania now. so they shipped them off to mongolia, but the owner of the property over there is a jewish descent and he wanted to honor tunisiahara so and about 10 years ago. he had tunisugihara's son come here for the education of the tunisugihara statue right here is the restaurant called cookie coco. does that mean anything to anyone? that's the japanese version of kakadoodle. so the japanese chickens cry out coco coco not cockadoodledoo. so this is a chicken house. this is one of five buddhist temple here in little tokyo and like the christian church this first established here in 1904, but then this one went to the east side and then in the late 1970 1975 it came back here. and like to point out a little bit about the buddhist religion when the japanese came from japan to america, they they had to compete against christianity. i say compete. hate to say it. but religion is also business if you don't have a congregation no need for church or

it defies common sense and reason. now dr toben describes the death of mr floyd essentially as i understand again hypoxia low oxygen resulting. in brain going to the brain low oxygen to the brain dr follower also describes the death through hypoxic death but the heart was the was the muscles that did not get the oxygen resulting in the sudden cardiac arrhythmia. the reasons that dr fall or dismissed the notion of brain hypoxia or because number on hypoxia of the brain results in certain observable symptoms the brain demands more oxygen right it takes 20 percent of our oxygen to function the brain even though it's one of the it's a smaller percentage of our body. it is the most sensitive to the loss of oxygen and it reveals a progressive set of symptoms confusion which was not exhibited right because if you compare the if you compare the testimony about whether mr floyd was intoxicated or he didn't exhibit any confusion. restlessness not exhibit shortness of breath it was complained of but that is also a sensation that

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it's very dangerous when someone does that, when they sort of defy the rules -- not sort of defy the they do defy the rules that way. >> again, this is not just about them. it's about us. and their behavior -- you know, if you're doing something foolish and it just affects you, well, you know, that's your problem. but if you do something foolish and it affects me, it's my problem. and that is what is happening all over the country, particularly in young people. now, this virus is surging through young, largely unvaccinated people. that's where our vaccines should go. it should go to the young and unvaccinated and, you know, the folks that maybe should display a little bit more maturity, a little bit more community spirit, restrain themselves until this pandemic is put down once and for all. we have the ability to do this, and it's coming soon. but more people are going to die if we continue to act foolishly. the texas rangers today, that was really shameless behavior. that was this political performative thing that they did, which has the ability to spike cases in texas and cost peop

are you going to defy the curfew and stay out longer? >> we're here to talk to different ones and make sure we get different -- we, as people that have come together, we kind of said listen, everyone go home. we're not putting no pressure on nobody to stay together because we want to meet with the city tomorrow to show them our track record, to sit down to the table, talk civilized and then see why they institute this curfew. >> reporter: you don't agree with the curfew? >> no. >> reporter: why? >> we have been peaceful and not had problems and we've been here and ended around 9:00 every night. so why has this been instituted when there is no burning of buildings, no fights, no cars, nothing is disrupted except for traffic to be able to show that we just want to get things established and get our protest going. that's why i'm here because if somebody decides they arrest, i'll be with them. we're really just thinking about we want to meet with the city tomorrow to see what their reasons are. they might have good reasons and if they do, we

they defy it themselves. donald trump encouraged people to be reluctant to wear masks. he talked about drugs that were phantom cures. same thing is true in mexico to not wear masks even those public health officials urged him to do it to model that behavior. modi in india say go ahead have your political rallies religious gatherings, those are things that get people in trouble when you say don't listen to scientists, listen to me, that's a politician trying to get votes and support. >> john, the president speaking to the country this week but we also learned there may be some new guidance coming from him on mask wearing. what do we know about this? >> reporter: well what we know this is a president who, as you know, john, has been focused on getting this pandemic under control. accelerating the rates of vaccination. getting people to mitigate the spread as much as possible. uneven success so far. what he wants to do is be able to say and now it's paying off. get in front of the well of the house and say we've put 200 million shots in arms. we're getting to the other sid

thousands of colombians have defied covert $1000.00 restrictions and marched through the streets of bogota to protest against president even bouquets proposed tax hikes there were clashes with police and some parts of protesters pressed ahead with the rally this fire a government plan to postpone colombia so widespread anti-government protests in 2019 but they died down during the head that make a listener of pity has more now from bogota. clashes broke out between protesters and the police here in the capital at the end of a massive day of protests across colombia some protesters started throwing rocks at the police the police responded with stun grenades and tear gas dispersing a massive crowd tens of thousands of people took to the streets here in time and number of cities across colombia against a tax reform proposed by the government that would raise taxes on many basic items people in colombia or angry they are tired they have been greatly affected the by. the idea of having to pay more taxes was just at the last drop for many of them so it's important to say that most of the day was

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and now, he has released an audio message on twitter saying he will defy orders to stay silent.of this saga, the royal court now says prince hamza has signed a letter, affirming his loyalty to the constitution and declaring support for the king. rula jeb—ree—ul is a visiting professor of the international relations and global politics program at the university of miami. i asked her what she thought was really going on. it's a major trend that is happening all over the region, notjust injordan but saudi arabia and iran and other places, criticism under authoritarian rule is not allowed, we saw this under the crown prince of saudi arabia and jamal khashoggi, killing someone in a foreign country, now we've seen the government model however we are in a region where there is mass desperation. the covid—i9 pandemic underscored issues in the region. especially injordan, it is one of the poorest countries, it has millions of properties from syria to iraq, so those are stabilising jordan. the king himself cannot tolerate criticism. he needs to address the real threats to his reign and th

and now, he has released an audio message on twitter saying he will defy orders to stay silent.ofessor of the international relations and global politics program at the university of miami. she's in new york. what you think it's really going on? it's a major trend thatis going on? it's a major trend that is happening notjust enjoy order but saudi arabia and iran and other places, criticism under authoritarian rule is not allowed, we saw this under the crown prince of south —— saudi arabia and khashoggi, now we've seen another king arresting his brother criticising the government model however we are in a region where there is mass desperation. the covid—i9 pandemic underscored issues in the region. jordan is one of the region. jordan is one of the poorest countries, it has millions of properties from syria to iraq market, so those are stabilising jordan. the king himself cannot tolerate criticism. he needs to address the real threats to his reign and those are from unemployment, poverty, mass radicalisation under youth that aspires to live a better life, aspires to live a better

floyd's death defies medical science, and it defies common sense and reason. >> reporter: chauvin's attorney telling the jury the bystander video of floyd's final moment does not tell the whole story showing video of floyd resisting in the police vehicle. >> what the defense did is they pushed the time line back. they said rather than just looking at the 9 minutes and 29 seconds where derek chauvin's on top of george floyd, you have to look at the previous 17 minutes to understand the context. >> reporter: deliberations lasted well into the night for the diverse jurors whose members range in age from 20 to 60. they include five men and seven women, four black, six white and two self-identify as multiracial. the group includes a chemist, nurse, social worker and a grandmother. in the meantime, the judge says comments made by congresswoman maxine waters could affect the outcome of the trial. waters has encouraged activists to get more confrontation if chauvin is not convicted of murder. >> we've got to stay on the street and we've got to get more active. we've got to get more confrontational.

once again on the streets to mark exactly 2 months since the military seized powa they continue to defy violence to demonstrate against the coup in which. she's elected government in the dawn people are gathering to commemorate more than 500 people who have been killed by security forces earlier security forces kept up the pressure on activists by carrying out more nighttime raids several people were detained in mandalay bay activists say night raids are conducted to terrify people and intensify when the military faces pressure. joins us live from bangkok in neighboring thailand obviously the thais are involved being neighbors of me in ma now the foreign minister there has spoken out what are they saying. yes of the strongest reaction yet from neighbor thailand here on what's going on in myanmar and kim that's mainly because of what we saw over the last couple of days started on the weekend and that is where. myanmar's military bombed positions along the border near the border with thailand and those were areas held by the korean national union this is one of those ethnic armies that ha

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still to come in this half hour protesters in colombia defy a covert ban on gatherings as thousands rally against controversial tax reforms and some of the president promises not to extend this term but it does little to calm the standoff on the streets of mogadishu. hello there can't wait to share these details with you finally break is coming for the iberian peninsula it has been plagued with wet weather for several days now this is a picture on thursday at least toward portugal we're getting some nice sunshine in there still some scattered showers hanging around for spain you know it's been particularly cold through the united kingdom we've got this cool pool of air digging in london 12 degrees and that cruel air will make its way down to southern areas of italy rome by the weekend will be into the teens so let me show you the next 3 days in london temperatures running below average but i do think it will stay dry so that is the good news we got a circulation through germany and poland those showers will now push into ukraine bell the reuss and russia but the cool persists of course fo

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welcome to the program people are defying an 11th curfew in the u.s. city of minneapolis following the police shooting of an unarmed black man it's just after 9 o'clock in the evening 2 hours into the emergency measure declared by the man after protests against the killing of dante right that happened just 20 kilometers from where george floyd died almost a year ago we got the latest war correspondent she has returned see shortly but 1st alan fisher's report on what a police chief scott. a tragic era. it started as a routine traffic stop and ended in a fetal shooting of another black man by police 20 right killed on the streets of brooklyn center near minneapolis a tragic error says the police chief is my belief that the officer had the intention to deploy their taser but instead shot mr wright with a single bullet this appears to me from what i view in the officer's reaction in distress immediately after that this was an accidental discharge this all coming as a former police officer stands trial in minneapolis for the murder of another black man geor

try and disperse protesters in minneapolis the mayor's declared a state of emergency but people are defying an 11 hour curfew tensions are growing over the police shooting of an unarmed black man chaper town c has more from washington d.c. before the curfew there was a vigil for dawn to right elsewhere in the city a lot of the folks there who left that curfew and did gather once again outside the police department in brooklyn center and we saw an uneasy standoff for several hours but largely peaceful and then what was i think rather galling for a lot of the protesters when they 1st arrived there was the the police had actually hoisted a blue lives matter a pro police thin blue line flag up on the flag place a really quite defiant from the police despite the fact that one of their offices included is accused of homicide right now against a young 20 year old a 20 year old man george floyd's brother has testified in the trial of former police officer derek shelvin in minneapolis villainies floyd described his brother as a family man who loved this siblings and had a one of a kind relationship

can together look at what it means to think of ourselves is as is obscene markets as people who are defying our edited. gnostic ethan was drawn to a mass movement led by bin in delhi. the shaheen box sit in protest at a major public highway was against the government's citizenship amendment act critics said the legislation was discriminatory against muslims. it was absolutely unbelievable to be on a public highway replugging that species of course but having really speaks so strong be up on history yes and so clearly about who are democratic they are and what citizenship meet the only reference i could express what i'm hearing through and drawing everything come back to my studio and me close disposed of both in hindi and english even sports isn't drawings on this piece where protests have now been compiled into a book. a powerful graphic narrative of women at the forefront of a mass movement. at the scene can we see what the government in the state is doing to young women who speak out and of course to say so we did these to thank you for context so we mean being at the forefront of people

in cuba, castro defied the hemisphere organization, and proclaimed friendship with the soviet union and. but even as cuba threatened to caulk out of the oas, president eisenhower and his white house press conference recalled common ties and interests and left open the door for an easing of tensions. >> by no means do i want to admit or charge that this situation is irretrievable. could bea has been one of our finest friends. we conducted the war that set them free. and when they got in trouble, we set them on their feet and set them free. and we have had a long his industry of friendly relationships, and we've tried to keep our hands out of their internal political affairs. we have not tried to throw out someone we didn't like. so i would think that the very welfare of the cuban people finally demand some kind of composition between the american states on the one hand and cuba on the other. >> cuba's fidel castro arrives, a first in a parade of heads of government that includes nearly every iron curtain nation alive. all on hand for the opening of the united nations 15th general assembl