i hear the cameras as i hear eric garner across the atlantic that's just a reminder that eric garner was an african-american man killed by police in new york in twenty fourteen his last words were i can't breathe which became a rallying cry seeking justice for his death the roads must for movement was fueled by armrest in other parts of the world and in turn impassioned a motivated marginalized people worldwide to push against injustice we're going to have a part two of this show we're going to bring back the cost of the fall and then we'll talk about the impact of the rose must for movement around the world and beyond twenty six day see you next time. you add. my. for eighty five years we've had many proud moments around the world and in the sky and now starting from october twenty ninth churches share lines will be taking off from the new aviation center of the world for a new journey. china has a serious shortage of women and a lot of. one on one east meets those desperately seeking love any way they can on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. has swept every. one swell comes now fear. and div

athletes today are following in abdul jabar's footsteps, protesting police brutality in the wake of eric garner'sd after president trump relentlessly criticized nfl players for kneeling during the national anthem, rivals steph curry and lebron james backed each other up, refusing to visit the white house. >> i mean, i know no matter who wins this series, no one's -- no one wants to invite anybody. so it won't be golden state or cleveland going. >> i agree with bron. >> reporter: dan is the director of the film. >> people have the right to say what they want and it's great that people are speaking up. there's nothing wrong with that. it's tremendous. >> reporter: but given the platform, given the times, do you think they have a responsibility to step up and speak up? >> i think the main thing that a player should always do is just be a role model. you don't have to speak up. you just have to live the right way. >> reporter: unlike the nfl, which has been riled by its response to players kneeling for the anthem, the nba has mostly been supportive of players' activism. >> they're much more in tune w

by museum curators in 2014, this t-shirt worn by a demonstrator protesting the police killing of eric garner in staten island, new york. in 201 this rake was used to r ean up a baltimore neighborhood afople took to the streets to protest the death of freddie grewhile he was in police custody. this t-shirt displa the logo of an anti-violence group that formed as a result of the protests. and this black panther pin was collected later that same year from the 20th anniversary of the million man march in washington. why is rapid response collecting important to the mission of this center? >> in some ways, one of the great divides in america's always been race and that as americans grapple with the changing sense of who they are, as they grapple with the changing notions of how race matters and plays out, we thought it was really important to capture those moments that were transformative. i'll be honest, sometimes u guess. you say, "is this going to be important or not?" f us, it's really important that this museum, which really has to help the american public grapple with things that have divid

i hear the cameras as i hear eric garner across the atlantic that's just a reminder that eric garner was an african-american man killed by police in new york in twenty fourteen his last words were i can't breathe which became a rallying cry seeking justice for his death the roads must for movement was fueled by arm rest in other parts of the world and in turn impassioned demotivated marginalized people worldwide to push against injustice we're going to have a part two of this show we're going to bring back the cost of the fall and then we'll talk about the impact of the rose must for movement around the world and beyond twenty fifth day see you next time. you add my. the chandelier is all staring down at what humanity done sales of that no one would ever know how many heroes start. screaming back there was a dead body by it was all robert simpson the shots came from the holiday and you heard correct speakers on the balcony of the hotel was really just want to break off because we've got so many suck up that on that suspect and somehow cold war hotels a brand new series coming tsunami

i hear the cameras as i hear eric garner across the atlantic that's just a reminder that eric garner was an african-american man killed by police in new york in twenty fourteen his last words were i can't breathe which became a rallying cry seeking justice for his death the roads must for movement was fueled by arm rest in other parts of the world and in turn impassioned demotivated marginalized people worldwide to push against injustice we're going to have a part two of this show we're going to bring back the cost of the fall and we'll talk about the impact of the rose must fall movement around the world and beyond twenty fifteen see you next. the at my. impoverished excluded and under attack roma communities are paying the price of heightened nationalism in a country at war with itself. people in power investigates the surgeon hate crimes at the hands of far right groups. ukraine roma repression on al-jazeera. al-jazeera as their want us to embrace but also that to see what happens next iteration of them on a wired budget where model barricaded all seventy three that we need to hea

thought was important was came the very next year with what happened in ferguson and new york with eric garner in cleveland and then they do something they haven't done mohammed ali which was good about to say something. i apologize for your generation. [laughter] outside of the time where there was not a lot of guys about. please write about it referring to them as hiding behind the tinted glass of their displays. they were removed from it with a few important examples. but all of a sudden here they were and all of a sudden you saw lebron james the report in 2012 in the miami heat for the sports illustrated cover after -- martin stress wearing hoodies and you see the st. louis rams come out with hands up, don't shoot and you look at this and combining these two images and combining the flag on one side and the arrival of the return of these athletes that told me that was news and so that was the second part of my anxiety was now that you have an idea can you get it and how do you get this idea? in getting the idea that you to go talk to people and figure out a way to put this idea together an

district attorney of staten island, could not indict the new york police department who choked eric garnern video. dan donovan went immediately after to run for congress and won his congressional seat. now, today, we are watching that congressional seat. one of the most contested congressional seats in the entire country. they're looking for that seat to help win back the house. it is my district unfortunately. i live in the mississippi of the north, the bottom of southwest brooklyn and the entire brooklyn of staten island. there is an opportunity for max rose. not very enthusiastic overexcited. somethingr me, it is -- i cannot hold it in my heart knowing that in my district a man who could not indict a police officer who clearly choked a black man on video could hold that office and represent us in congress. i'm willing to take the chance of another not so great democrat going into congress, but i think that is a race to watch. >> as we talk ababout these diststrict attorney raraces, w i agree, it is some of the best organizing going on in this country during these p past elelection cycle