and fire as many flash bangs as they want.t's sort of -- it's been -- >> okay. >> -- see this line here, chris. so, they're out in the street. >> all right, shimon. we see it. let me bring in commissioner barksdale real quick for a final word here, on this step. we don't know who is giving the directions, and what's happening. is the commissioner still with us? but they're going to need more of that retardant agent and that suppressive agent, anyway, because of the conditions that they are dealing with. but what is the critical move, between now, and when they get to a better position of resolution? >> well, what we're seeing is we are seeing a skirmish line being formed, like i said. and they are starting to claim the area. this hasn't been a mess so far. so, if the mayor isn't there, whoever is there in command right now is doing a great job. they're -- the citizens that are involve understand this protest. they may be dispersing or pulling back. and this looks good, right now. but i know, that that line that we're looking a

>> generally when we produce a flash, flash report are different from our normal reports. just to give you a quick thing is that our normal reports, the department has ten days to provide us with a comment and we insert their comments. with a flash reports that the requirement for that. the department is not formally, that's usually 45 days after our report is issued to them that they provide us with a plan of action on how they're going to implement our recommendations. >> have you heard anything from the capital place racks do you expect them to respond or since is no requirement for them to respond to flash report, are you expecting a response at all? >> i fully expect a response from the department. >> okay. can you describe what actions the department can do without the u.s. capitol police boards authority? are the any corrective measures the department can implement without board approval? >> that would be difficult for me to answer. there are certain areas i'm sure they can implement. other areas that they may have to seek board approval. in some cases committee app

you can feel the back and forth of the flash bangs and the fireworks as well. gentlemen to talk to them a little later. you heard why he's here, things have to change, he does not want to see another one of himself or friends killed in a police shooting. >> we were looking at the crowd kind of with the discerning eye earlier and sure, you saw a lot of young black men and women but there are a lot of young and older white men and women. these become opportunities for outsiders so we are keeping an eye on all of it. let me get to shimon because police have moved out of the department, sara. shimon, we see it, tell us what's going on? >> reporter: yes, these are the stage troopers are pushing through the street here and telling people to move back. there really are not many people directly here. some of the officers were flashing and pointing their flashlights at us trying to figure who we are. behind these officers, sara was talking about hearing more of what sounded like flash bags and more gas from the police coming from this side. there is a group of protester

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flash bangs -- let's listen. let's listen to what they're saying. >> -- obstructing legal process, which will be an additional crime. >> you need to disperse. leave the area. go to the north. >> police are on the scene telling the crowd to disperse. they need to leave the area. our miguel marquez is live in the crowd. we're going to go to miguel now and get the breaking news from him. miguel, what are you hearing? what's going on here? >> yeah, i don't know how much longer we're going to be able the stay in this position, but this i just want to give you a quick scene setup. this is the state patrol over here. they're coming up from the south side of the brooklyn center police department. you can see the crowd here. they're trying to stay here, trying to show defiance in the name of daunte wright and challenging police. many of them with umbrellas to keep the spray away from them. they're spraying lots of pepper spray at them. this is the police station here. these are national guardsmen on this side, sheriff's d

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it sounded like what we presume to be perhaps flash bang grenades. sometimes those are used to startle or disorient someone before they go into a home. we don't have a clear view down the block to see if they've tried to make entry into that house but it is our understanding this happened around 5:15 wednesday evening with the report of a shooting in the area. we don't have a lot of details about the shooting. we don't know who triggered it, who were the two people involved. police have described the injuries as potentially life threatening. san jose police were able to identify the suspect. the alleged shooter has been able to barricade themselves inside a home. we actually spoke to neighbors in the area would say they heard gunfire. >> i am hoping whoever got shot is okay and that they catch the shooter, man. you don't want people running around like that, you know, especially not in my neighborhood or any neighborhood. >> reporter: as we mentioned within the last about 15 minutes, we heard eight or nine loud booms, sounded very much like flash ban

al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha i'm dating navigator also coming up heavy rains triggered flash floods and mudslides in indonesia killing dozens of people. at least 22 indian soldiers are killed in a gun battle near maoist rebels the deadliest engagements in years. and christians across the globe celebrate easter sunday holding smaller services because of coronavirus restrictions. hello thanks for joining us jordan says it's prevented a plot by top officials on day former crown prince to destabilize the country the deputy prime minister says the group was working together with foreign parties the former crown prince hamza says he's been placed into house arrest earlier he accused jordan's leaders of corruption incompetence and harassment let's hear more of what the deputy prime minister had to say that you're not in. the state intelligence with already has been closely monitoring activity from his highness hamza sharif house and busied bus mabella and others whose movements were aimed at undermining else debility in. security of the civilians in subdued movements including commu

another flash bang. but this is -- you know, this is what's been happening every night. and you are going to see more and more and more of this, as we get closer and closer and closer to the curfew. just a firework. that's all that is. those are being fired, from over there, if you can see them. and okay. now, we're hearing from the police, who are saying you are hereby ordered to leave the area because this is an unlawful assembly. everybody has heard this, before. but, a lot of folks are saying they're staying put. and they are going to fight. okay. another flash bang. so, this is -- this is the -- this is the norm, to be honest. >> sara -- >> every night, we've seen some semblance of this. this just started a bit earlier tonight. >> yeah. sara just mentioned there is a curfew that happens at the top of the hour, which is 10:00 p.m., central time. 11:00 p.m., eastern. and that's why, you know, chris and i had very quick exchange and i wanted to get right to sara. because this is when -- this is when it

in east florence internees are flash flooding and landslides have killed dozens of people in italy 7 villages and the death toll is expected to rise many families say their loved ones are still missing. as the scale of the disaster unfolds communities. are in mourning. this man's body was pulled from the debris people in the video say he was a teacher. thousands of houses are likely to have been buried under mud after the landslides at least 5 bridges were destroyed and most roads blocked hampering access for search and rescue workers or. we need to work on giving them logistics because this is extreme weather we have to use both we're looking into planes or helicopters we will support the needs of the people their power and communication lines are down making it difficult for authorities to know the extent of the disaster authorities say they're trying to get food masks and other essentials to evacuation centers. i would challenge patients we will try to find other ways to access the area to deliver essentials in neighboring east timor this boarding home of the students was one of m

there was some flash-bangs as well.he one thing that we saw today was a very, very heavy national guard contingent show up in the afternoon. and -- hold on. someone is making an announcement. they have declared this an unlawful assembly at this point. we are a ways off from the curfew for brooklyn center. many parts of the city of minneapolis in the northwest corner of minneapolis does have an 8:00 p.m. curfew. but here in brooklyn center, it is at 10:00, which is coming up not too far from now. and you can see that there is a lot more people are now starting to come into this area here. this area seems to be a weak spot that the police and officials are concerned about. so they are protecting it. now something has been thrown at the police, like a water bottle has been thrown at officers there. another water bottle goes at the officers. they are in their riot shields and helmets, and it looks like at least on this side of the police station, they will mix it up with the police officers. i can tell you that the crowd is

another flash bang. but this is -- you know, this is what's been happening every night. and you're going to see more and more of this as we get closer and closer to the curfew. just a firework. that's all that is. those are being fired from over there. you can see them. and okay now we're hearing from the police who are saying you are here by ordered to leave the area because this is an unlawful assembly. everybody has heard this before. but a lot of folks are saying they're staying put and they're going to fight. another flash bang. so this is -- this is the norm to be honest. >> sarah -- >> reporter: every night we've seen some semblance of this. >> sarah just mentioned there's a curfew that happens at the top of the hour which is 10:00 p.m. central time, 11:00 p.m. eastern. chris and i had a very quick exchange and i wanted to get right to sarah because this is when it usually becomes not so peaceful, right? because as it gets closer to the curfew -- and i heard you earlier saying during the day most

and more flash-bangs, as you can h hear.y have all this food and water, the crowd, the protesters, are now using those as projectiles to throw back at police. we are starting to see that same frustrating, sad, angry cycle where it is just the standoff between the police and the protesters. it is a very heavy police presence in there. there must have been three, four, five national guard troop trucks that came in earlier today, and they are now parked at the entrance on the far end of this. another one is over at this entrance, as well. and then you have national guard along the back side of the sheriff's department you see here, and then you have individual officers on the roof as well. so it is very well protected. they want to certainly avoid what happened in the third precinct in minneapolis when protesters took it over and set it on fire. you see another officer walking up and spraying pepper spray. but this is what they want. they want to push this crowd back and keep them away from this police station because they don'

welcome to the program flash floods and landslides are killed at least 90 people in indonesia and neighboring east timor to ensure rain cause destruction across a chain of islands indonesia's disaster relief agency says thousands of people have been displaced rescue workers are struggling to reach remote areas with roads blocked and bridges washed away jessica washington has the latest from the capital jakarta. we just heard an update from indonesia's national board for disaster management they have confirmed that the death toll now stands at 68 individuals in east nusa tenggara province and 70 people are still missing rescue workers are trying desperately to reach these individuals and to reach these villages in need but it is a complicated matter indeed because of the ongoing weather difficulties we know that there is a tropical low system which is creating strong winds and heavy rains within this area and that is hampering the rescue effort we understand that the heavy is the hardest hit island is the island of utter nara in east flora's region but it is difficult to access that island bec

flash flood watches are posted across the region. elsewhere winter storm warnings are posted in the rockies where 15 inches of snow are possible. meanwhile in the southwest, windy and dry conditions mean there's a high risk for fires. checking today's high temperatures, 88 in phoenix, near 50 around the great lakes and new england, 65 in seattle and los angeles. >>> coming up, a demonstration of duty and commitment from queen elizabeth. >>> also ahead, a developing story from california. an arrest in the cold case murder of a college student back in 1996. what police are revealing. >>> and later a modern day noah's ark. the effort to save giraffes from a flooded island. ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or elimi

more than a 150 people have died after flash floods and landslides hit indonesia and east timor.onesia during rainy season but environmentalists have warned they are getting worse because of deforestation. north korea's sports ministry says the country will not participate in the tokyo olympics to protect athletes from coronavirus, the announcement putting to end south korean hopes that the games could be a catalyst in the deadlock peace talks.

yes authorities in indonesia and east timor say dozens of people have been killed in flash floods and landslides triggered by tropical cyclone heavy winds and torrential rain pounded the cluster of eastern indonesian islands as well as neighboring east timor emergency teams are struggling to reach some of the affected areas. a human chain to escape the raging waters rain storms have triggered landslides and overflowing dams leaving small communities inundated. rescue workers use whatever resources are available to bring survivors to safety. the water has risen up to my head and it's still not stopping we need help right away. your village is cut off yes the waters reach the 2nd floor . to military police and disaster agencies are helping coordinate the emergency response indonesia's president has offered his condolences for the dead and called for vigilance. i urge everyone to follow the directions of local authorities regarding the danger of floods and landslides due to extreme rainfall did it. in neighboring east timor government offices were beset by the storms effects. asked for t

and flash grenades.oting 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 officer potter meant to use her taser, but instead she fired her g

at least 49 people dead after to rancho rain causes flash floods and landslides in indonesia so. i'm not marry any individual bullshit now i'm mad at the system. george floyd's uncle tells al jazeera he hopes the system can be fixed after the trial of former police officer derek show them. now jordan says it's prevented what it called a malicious plot by top officials and king abdullah's half brother to destabilize the country the deputy prime minister says security forces it into stepped it communications between the former crown prince hamza and foreign policies planning to undermine jordan's security at least 14 people have been arrested so far for exams and says he's been placed placed under house arrest and has hit back accusing jordan's leaders of corruption and incompetence he's popular in jordan is a favorite son of the late king hussein his mother queen noor has described the allegations against him as wicked sunda but leaders around the middle east have voiced support for king abdullah with his saudi and moroccan counterparts calling him to express their solidarity or t

hello there i'm tell you this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up heavy rain triggers flash floods and mudslides in indonesia killing dozens of people. gary and the new prime minister. who survived months of anti-government protests seeking a 4th time. in the harrowing stories in this case and survival from those who fled a violent attack and recently. jordan says it's prevented a plot by top officials and a former crown prince to destabilize the country and step a prime minister says the group was working with foreign parties and had been under surveillance for some time from the crown prince hamza says he has been placed under house arrest earlier he accused jordan's leaders of corruption incompetence and harassment the deputy prime minister also said at least 14 people have now been arrested so far with. the state intelligence with already has been closely monitoring activity from his highness homs a surefire some bizarre bus modelo and others whose movements were aimed at undermining us debility in security the surveillance incepted movements including communication with foreig

al-jazeera also coming up on the program at least 49 people are dead after to run chill rain causes flash floods and landslides in indonesia. exit polls suggest bulgaria's prime minister will struggle to hold on to power after anger of the corruption gives protest parties an election boost and. i'm not learning any individual closely now i'm mad at the system george floyd's uncle tells al-jazeera he hopes the system can be fixed after the trial of former police officer derek show. welcome to the program jordan says it's prevented what it called a malicious plot by top officials and king abdullah's half brother to destabilize the country the deputy prime minister says security forces intercepted communications between the former crown prince hamza and foreign policies planning to undermine georgian security at least 14 people have been arrested so far and prince hamza is saying that he's been placed under house arrest and has hit back accusing jordan's leaders of corruption and incompetence he is popular inside the country is a favorite son of the late king hussein his mother queen noor ha

heavy rains triggered flash floods and mudslides in indonesia killing dozens of people. are watching all of their lives my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes protesters in thailand repeat their demands for the government to resign but the movement appears to be losing momentum also jordan's parliament to reaffirms its support for the king after his half brother accused the country's leaders of incompetence he says he's now under house arrest. and christians across the globe celebrate easter sunday holding smaller services because of coronavirus restrictions. buckle to the program heavy rains have triggered flash floods and landslides on indonesia's forest island at least 44 people have been killed and thousands more are now displaced dozens of homes are buried by mud and de brézé in lima now left village and several homes were swept away by the floodwaters let's cross over to jessica washington who's monitoring events for us from the indonesian capital jakarta these landslides jessica obviously happening in remote areas very difficult to access an

floods swept through the flash floods swept through the area.ers visiting nearby villages. the ura ent visiting nearby villages. the urgent priority _ visiting nearby villages. the urgent priority is _ visiting nearby villages. the urgent priority is to evacuate survivors — guests, but efforts have been hampered with villagers cut off and roads damaged. translation: iwould like to express _ damaged. translation: iwould like to express my _ damaged. translation: iwould like to express my deep - damaged. translation: iwould like to express my deep sorry - like to express my deep sorry for the victims who died in this incident and i also understand the sadness experienced by our brothers and sisters due to the impact of this disaster. in neighbouring east timor. _ this disaster. in neighbouring east timor, floodwaters - this disaster. in neighbouringi east timor, floodwaters were lapping at the gates of the presidential palace. landslides and floods are relatively common in the region during the wet season and the toll from this disaster has been s

in this village alone hundreds of houses the way by a flash flood triggered by rain storms. this man is looking for his relatives who we believe have been buried under their house. almost unique they are i must you. by any. way and i do see if you keep. dozens are reported dead and the death toll is certain to rise with many still unaccounted for. on the early morning of april 4th we received reports that here in the tank our province rescue workers are also trying hard to bring survivors to safety and evacuees have to hold on tight. but damaged bridges and roads ahead for in their efforts about 30000 people have been impacted by the floods indonesia's president has offered his condolences for the dead and called for vigilance. i urge everyone to follow the directions of local authorities regarding the danger of floods and landslides extreme rainfall. more downpours are expected over the coming days with our show waves as high as 6 meters possible but there is hope the 2nd one is reportedly moving away from indonesia. a court in israel's calling its 1st witnesses the day of

welcome to the news hour heavy rains have triggered flash floods and landslides on indonesia's florus islands at least 41 people have been killed and thousands more are now displaced dozens of homes are burdened by mud and debris and love another village and several homes were swept away by the floodwaters let's get the latest from jessica washington she's joining us from jakarta as to how much aid is actually getting to some of these remote areas affected by the floods just. well there in it is a very difficult situation for these aid workers for search and rescue workers as well within the east flora's district trying to access this small island which has been hardest hit by this flash flooding and landslides we understand that at least 7 villages on the small island of the nahr are impacted so far confirmation that at least 41 people have died but at the already say that the numbers of fluid in the situation is constantly changing as they are trying to get updates on the ground power concent issues with communications lines it is difficult for them to bring us up to date with the l

that is the business flash. a busy day so far with the johnson & johnson news as well as the cpi increase. here's what i am watching in the next 24 hours. in just about an hour, the white house will hold a press briefing with dr. fauci. definitely tune in for that. no doubt it will be about j&j vaccine, delay, what they're looking for. how soon the vaccine can come back. also tomorrow the bank earnings bonanza. jp morgan, wells fargo, as well as goldman. coinbase trading debut. it is in many different types of businesses. how do you value it when it potentially gets in a trade with the bitcoin price garrett plus the fed will release its beige book. also tomorrow, fed chair powell will speak at the economic club of washington with david rubenstein. we'll will be taking that in full tomorrow. fed officials keep pushing back on any sort of height or paring back or taper tantrum spirit coming up on television, you have scott sperling joining balance of power with david westin on bloomberg television and radio. if yo

and that's where a lot of the flash bangs were going. had a flash bang went into one of those windows and started that building on fire, it could have put a lot of other people at risk. >> okay. >> why? >> i didn't see any flash bang even close to the apartments. 1400, 67th, i was there. >> 6740. >> it went over the buildings. we saw that last night. >> and i didn't see that myself. >> well, we saw it. >> i'm not discounting you. >> why was -- are there going to be more questions? >> why was daunte wright's body left in the street for hours? >> the due respect for daunte was given at my order, to keep him, keep the respect of his body, whether that be covered or fenced around, but we needed to have it maintained because we needed the investigation to be complete and thorough. the documentation is not done by us. it's done by the bca, crime team, the entity that investigates these situations. they came out as quickly as they could. they processed the scene as quickly as they could. we did not want to -- as people have mentioned, once the

there is a lot of flash bangs, and there is a lot of tear gas in the air, tonight.lemon, "cnn tonight," right now. >> all of which, we know too well, from sitting here at the anchor desk and being on the ground, when that unrest happens. chris, we are going to get to it. thank you, sir. i will see you later on. i appreciate the coverage. this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. we are following the breaking news tonight. new protests tonight after the police-shooting death of daunte wright in brooklyn septcenter, minnesota. want to get straight now to the ground. shimon prokupecz on the ground. shimon, take it away. what are you seeing. >> >> yeyeah, so, don, police a continuing to fire these pepper balls at the protestors. as the protestors get closer, they are firing these pe pepper balls, tear gas, flash bangs and i just want to show you this picture here, don. sorry, we're just moving around, because, really, just trying to stay out of the way here. more police officers. they're trying to clear this area, and so, this is what they're doing. they are pushing people

plus flash floods in eastern indonesia killed dozens volume urgency crews find roads and bridges blocked or damaged from the tropical cyclone. and we followed one environmentalist on a mission to protect his island's coast from rising ocean waters one sapling at a time. i'm melissa chan thank you for joining us in india at new data shows that unemployment hit women the hardest during the pandemic according to the study conducted by the center for monitoring indian economy only 9 percent of women of working age are employed that's a massive gender gap that will only get worse as the country faces yet another spike in covert cases he. takes a closer look. sure bomb it through has been out of work for more than a year. the 55 year old domestic worker used to cook at several homes in an upmarket neighborhood but the pandemic pressed on her life upside down. the lockdown was really bad for a. challenge that we survived on rations that were donated to us high as. my employees told us not because they were worried we might bring the wires into their homes we couldn't do much after that any. one

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of the pandemic also on the program such as batters indonesia and east timor dozens are killed in flash flooding and landslides forecasters warn that heavy rain will linger for days. the pressure mounts on it's ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu 1st witnesses a cold in his corruption trial as the country's presidents launches coalition talks that could see mr netanyahu sidelined. the sitting coach helping the long cope with patients to breathe again. but what it does is it just. doesn't tongues. i'm filled gail welcome to the program. more german leaders are calling for a return to a hard lockdown easter weekend has seen a slowdown in vaccinations in several german states vaccination centers have been closed and appointments restricted local health officials blame a lack of vaccine supplies federal health minister has promised that the program will pick up pace in april supplies increase and local doctors take part. his head of germany's most populous state north rhine-westphalia and leads angela merkel's conservative party. with this up. and invites why i think we need a bridge lo

east flora's in tunisia flash flooding and landslides have killed dozens of people in italy 7 villages and the death toll is expected to rise many families say their loved ones are still missing. as the scale of the disaster unfolds communities are in mourning . this man's body was pulled from the debris people in the video say he was a teacher. thousands of houses are likely to have been buried under mud after the landslides at least 5 bridges were destroyed and most roads blocked hampering access for search and rescue workers or. we need to work and given the logistics because this is extreme weather we have to use both we're looking into planes or helicopters we will support the needs of the people their power and communication lines are down making it difficult for authorities to know the extent of the disaster authorities say they're trying to get food masks and other essentials to evacuation centers from. our challenge to military action we will try to find other ways to access the area to deliver essentials in neighboring east timor this boarding home for students was one of man

my office has completed to flash reports. including a review of the intelligence gathering process that relates to january 6. our second focused on the civil disturbance unit, and the intelligence division as a whole. a third report would be focusing on counter surveillance. we anticipate a comprehensive review will extend for the remainder of this fiscal year. other areas are not limited to emergency response team, communications, training, canine and executive team effectiveness. as our artwork continues, and our findings that need to be addressed. those areas are intelligence, training, operational planning and cultural change. in regard to cultural change, the department needs to move away from the process for the traditional police apartment and move to the protective agency. the police department is geared to be reactive for the most part. a protective agency is postured and training and planned to be proactive. in conclusion, to the department is comprised of extraordinary men and women who are dedicated to protecting

that's get the bloomberg business flash.: amazon has taken a strong lead in an historic election. the votes tallied in alabama will become the first in the u.s. to join a retail union. with half the votes counted, amazon is ahead by a 2:1 margin. it calls the system broken and says it will appeal. preparation started for a u.s. ipo of chipmaker global boundary. it has had initial discussions about a listing at about $20 billion. the biggest landlord in london's canary district is considering scrapping a new office skyscraper and instead building a 60 story apartment block. they already have permission for a one million square foot office building. an important question, if you were in london, would you live in canary wharf? matt: no way. not in a million years. thank you very much for the first word news. canary wharf is far away from chelsea. it would take forever to see my friends. let's focus in on the banking industry and avoiding burnout. some wall street banks are reworking policies to protect the health of junior bank

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and in that speech, he referred to the atomic bomb as a flash of light, wall of fire. that seemed to be the perfect title for this book. especially since it was uttered by an american president, the first one to even go to hiroshima. that is where the title comes from. back he mentioned harry truman a couple of times. harry truman was the commander-in-chief when the bombs are dropped at the end of world war ii haven't taken over for franklin roosevelt earlier in the year, franklin roosevelt had died in office in 1945. truman learned soon after becoming president of the existence of the manhattan project and the effect would have atomic weaponry available to us as weapons to finish the war. truman always maintained these bombs ultimately save lives by showing the japanese that we had this bomb that could be ruinous. that could be apocalyptic. i use that word earlier. but in your room contract view was truman right? he went to his grave believing bouts the right decision. not only did it save american lives, those who would continue to fight world war ii also the lives o

firing flash bangs it's very hard to count one because it's dark and. the situation is rather. than i think the authorities the photographs of nation of the police chief and of course the police stop till you find the city still killing you don't you write me a lot of the emotional temperature as you can see that simply has not happened people here have been saying that is truly time for structural change in the united states this isn't about one incident it's not about one man anymore it's about the way policing is carried out here in the united states and many people we've been speaking to over the last couple of hours have said that the cargo coming in and the protests like this every year because of you know another incident of another black man being killed by the police and they say this is the time between the police have been saying i want everyone to move when they say they want people to move to get away from here you can think you're going safe as long as they possibly can. as you can see the people here are getting very tense very excited very excitable as well but

more than 100 people are still missing this 3 days after flash floods ripped through parts of indonesiand east timor conditions are finally started to improve and rescue workers are hoping to reach remote communities in the woods at least 118 deaths have been confirmed jessica washington boresome to caught up. on a community tries to come to terms with the devastation that hit their island as victims of cold from the mud people crowd around to see whether it's their loved one that has been found many have been unable to contact family and friends and hundreds of houses that were destroyed everyone here has no choice but to start again. yeah from what the numbers of what i could not save anything everything is gone i could only save myself the small island in east flores was among the worst affected in the weekend's flash floods and landslides. was our we got hit by this disaster we lost everything all we have are the clothes we are wearing. extreme weather was brought on by a tropical cyclone as the storm system moves further away from the indonesian archipelago conditions are easing th