along with his attorney, kevin goff.for taking the opportunity. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> good evening. >> bryan, you are known to roddie as friends, correct? >> that's right. >> and in the police report, the mcmichaels referred to a rod di. i'm assuming that was you. yes? >> okay. hold on, chris. you've been a prosecutor and you can imagine this prosecutor that's been in this case 24 hours, going to start throwing stuff around her living room if you start doing her job for her. okay? because as good as you are, she'd probably rather do it herself. you know what we can talk about without causing problems for anybody. and i know you're trying. but this man cannot be answering substantive questions about the case. and i -- if you feel that we've misled you in some way, i'm sorry. >> no, no, no, no, no. it's not about misleading. it's about just being clear for the audience. i always believe the best opportunity the media can give you is the opportunity to tell the truth in a way that helps you. that's all i'm say

goff it's good to have you with us we begin in france where for nearly 2 months people have endured one of europe's toughest lockdown that will begin to change next week the number of coronavirus cases is falling and some businesses will be allowed to reopen but some still oppose easing any of the restrictions hundreds of local mayors are urging the government to delay the reopening of schools planned for next monday as in other countries the french authorities are under pressure to get the economy moving again but without setting off a new wave of infections. marianne in a mask france's lockdown was stricter than most now the government has presented its plan for a gradual lifting of france's social commercial and industrial quarantine up we've entered a new stage in our fight against pandemic and it's good news for france and the french people. businesses are set to reopen on monday 42 percent of french employees are on reduced hours or if not worked at all since the 17th of march schools are to open gradually despite misgivings from some parents trains and transit services also resta

because many kids grew up playing sports they wished they could become serena williams or look at coco goff now. she's lighting up tennis. and she was inspired byserena williams . naomi osaka is inspired by serena williams so you see that kind of line. from out the against into serena williams i think that athletes, you look up to them and you want to become them and so they are a role model. >> what about colin cafferty, was considered for this book? >> there was discussion about cabinet and i think that's certainly a point in time, he has become a symbol for activism for black athletes now and certainly sacrificed his career in order to make a point about police brutality and oppression and racial injustice so i think that somebody who is kind of the modern day ali, sacrificed something at least it seemed that wayby many . he was definitely considered. >> there were 2 people in this book that i had never heard of i'm ashamed to say one was on michelle bost you, placing his lastingdirectly . >> was kind of a avant-garde painter. he really wasn't right now some of his paintings, they were u

his attorney, kevin goff. was he with the mcmichaels? >> he was trying to get a picture. >> reporter: why? >> there had been a number of crimes in the neighborhood. he didn't recognize him. and a vehicle he did recognize was following him. >> reporter: goff says his client has fully cooperated and showed the video to local police, when it happened back in february. but no arrests until the gbi got involved. now, the state attorney general is looking how the case was handled. two prosecutors recused himself over conflicts of interest. nbc was not able to locate an attorney for the mcmichaels. on the streets of brunswick, a deafening roar in honor of arbery. >> i wish the world could have got a chance to know ahmaud, to love amhmad. >> ahmaud would be 26 this past friday. >>> today could be one of the coldest mother's day on record, as we see a second day of cold weather sweeping the northern part of the u.s. but forecasters now say that winter temperatures should let up today. and temperatures could return tomorrow into tomorrow. >> as ke

. >> reporter: his attorney, kevin goff was he with the mcmichaels >> he was trying to get his pictureeporter: he was trying to get a picture of mr. arbery? >> yeah. >> reporter: why >> because there had been a number of crimes in the neighborhood, and he didn't recognize him and a vehicle he did recognize was following him. >> reporter: fwagoff say his client has fully cooperated no arrest, until the gbi got involved this week now the state attorney general is looking into how the case was handled. two prosecutors rye accused themselves over conflict of interest tonight, on the streets of brunswick, a deafening roar in honor of arbery. >> i wish the world could have got a chance to know ahmaud, to really, truly love ahmaud >>> we are back in a moment with those increasingly violent fights over who is and who isn't wearing a face mask. >>> and these moments from new york. cheers from a veteran emt after his coronavirus battle >>> and we are back with the fight over face masks and where and when you should be wearing one. it's an issue dividing a lot of people with some of those disagre

i'm brent goff to our viewers on pbs. half a trillion euros to help weather the worst crisis in decades. angela merkel and president macron have a joint plan to speed the funds. and in a first, chancellor merkel ended her resistance to the european union raising joint debt to fund relief efforts. >> it's wishful to think that europe's economy. even before the e.u. commission presented its aid package they are passing a joint relief package to put this cripplili phase behind them. chancellor merkel stressed the coronavirus pandemic is endangering european unity. >> that's why the fund has to help ensure all countries in europe can react appropriately. this requires an extraordinary one-up effort which france and germany are ready to undertake. >> this is the result of bilateral work in cooperation with our partners. i'm convinced this plan provides the groundwork to revive our lives, economies and societies. reporter: to offset the drastic decline in tourism across europe, this development fund will get 500 billion euros.

♪ brent: i am brent goff. welcome. donald trump has threatened to withdraw the u.s.m the who and permanently end u.s. funding. in a letter to the director general, trump accuses the organization of mishandling the global coronavirus response, and demands change based on his criticisms. beijing has described donald trump's comments as a smear campaign. >> words between trump, who, in china continues as the president threatens to leave the who permanently on monday. >> they have to clean up their act, do a better job, fair to other countries, including the u.s., or we won't be involved. >> president trump posted the open letter on twitter, stating "if the who does not commit to major, substantial improvements in the next 30 days, i will make my temporary freeze of funding to the deby ho permanent and reconsider -- who permanent and reconsider our membership in the organization. china's foreign ministry criticized the threat. >> the letter tried to mislead the public to slander china's prevention and control efforts and shirk responsibility for incompetence in its own p

i'm brent goff. to our viewers, welcome. millions of children around the world are facing a surge in violence and forced marriage according to world vision. in a new report, it estimates locked on measures but in place to protect people are actually putting vulnerable children at greater risk. >> school is out. since then, hundreds of millions of boys and girls around the world have been in lockdown. no classrooms. no playgrounds. nowhere to run. no charities morning -- now charitie warning they could fall victim to violence. like these children, whose father is out of work. >> he is frurustrated and angry. ♪ >> it is hard to concentrate, because i am hungry. i have headaches and sometimes feel dizzy. everything around me seems blurry. reporter: across bangladesh, world vision has been helping children whose lives have been upside -- have been tururned upside dowown by this virus. >> this crisis is like nothing we have e seen before. it is exacerbated. risks that were all -- thth were already there in most caseses. child ser

i am brent goff. welcome. we begin tonight in france where for nearly two months, people have endured one of europe's toughest lockdowns. that will change next week. the number of coronavirus cases are falling and some businesses will be able to restart. some oppose using any restrictions. hundreds of mayors delay the opening of schools. as in other countries, the french authorities are under pressure to get the economy moving again. without setting off a new wave of infections. >> mary anne in a mask. france lockdown is strict, more strict than most. the government has given a plan for the gradual lifting of quarantine measures. businesses are set to reopen on monday. 42% of french employees are on reduced hours or have not worked at all since the 17th of march. schools are to open gradually despite misgivings from some parents. trains and transit services also restart on monday. only about half of the rolling stock is ready to operate. the government has promised to provide masks for everyone and carry out 7

i am brent goff. welcome. new numbers, the terrible toll of the pandemic in the u.k.he national statistics office says more than 32 thousand have died of covid-19. britain has the high death toll in europe, surpassing italy. only the united states has seen more people succumb to the virus. >> britain's new death toll left one official at a >> loss for words. >>what you see is -- >> what you see is deaths still continue to climb and is um, higher than we could wish, is all i could say. >> the prime minister's deputy was seeker to point out figures could not be compared >> at this stage. >>there are different ways of counting deaths, as we know. we now publish data that includes all deaths in all settings, and all countries do that, so i'm not sure the international comparison works. you will know that all countries are reliably measuring the same way. >> the government's latest hope why was here, the inland southern coast, the testing ground for a new contact tracing app, to be rolled out across the country. >> it let you know quickly if you come into contact someone w

the burned hillside near the goff club. contained to two workers. seasonal fire crews are back earlier this year. at level 3 staffing. the dry conditions across the state are six weeks ahead of schedule. it's what we typically see in mid to late june. crews are planning what base camp will look like if there's a major fire in addition to wearing masks firefighters will have to socially distance. meaning they won't be able to work, sleep or eat in large groups. cal fire will minimize the contact with shared equipment. >> this is challenging. is this is something we have never had to do before. it will take learning. we're starting early. fire season is going to be here. >> cal fire says all of us should plan ahead too. taking this time to prepare homes and property. >> additional five miles of streets in oakland closed starting tomorrow. you can see on the map. they have closed 20 miles to give room to safely exercise. residents can drive on the street to get to and from home. but can't host gatherings. >> from the darkness of patient deaths to momen

i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs and in the u.s.nd around the world, we start tonight in the u.s. where the city of minneapolis has been shaken by a second day of angry demonstrations and looting following the death of a black man in police custody. the mayor of the city in the state of minnesota has asked the governor to send in the national guard. he has also called for criminal charges to be filed against the officer who was seen kneeling on george floyd's net. the u.s. department of justice says it has launched an investigation. reporter: minneapolis is a city on fire. an outpouring of rage at the death of a black man at the hands of police. this auto parts stores one of several businesses in the city set ablaze by angry protesters. elsewhere, there was vandalism, looting, and clashes between demonstrators and riot police. the minneapolis police department has praised its officers for showing restraint in their response. >> our officers do not antagonize people. our officers were there. they were present and reactionary. i will

. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff.o our viewers on pbs in the united states and all around the world, welcome. back in business, with the option to shut down again. today german chancellor angela merkel announced that germany will ease some of its coronavirus lockdown measures in the coming weeks, but she warned that the steps must be taken gradually and with caution. let's take a closer look now at some of the challenges confronting germany's state as they try to manage reopening their economies. >> this is what the new normal in germany could look like, although shops open, more people out on the streets wearing face masks. restaurants and beer gardens are to reopen as well, but there will be regional variations due to germany's federal division of powers. >> we have seen good progress as far as the number of new infections is concerned. that means we can now take further steps. but we have to be careful to keep control. and the emergency response mechanism we have developed means i can feel quite confident. >> that

i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs, in the united states, and around the world, welcome. the coronavirus is no equal opportunity pathogen. in the u.k., more than 30,000 people have died from covid-19 since the pandemic began and a disproportionate number of them are from ethnic minorities. for example, analysis from the u.k. office of national statistics reveals black people in the u.k. are four times as likely to die from the disease as white people. we have this reportrt n from london. >> this doctor has had enough, which is whyhy she came t to dog street t to protest. even though she is six months pregnant, she had to fight for protective gear in the hospital because therere just wasn't enoughgh. >> i'm here todayor all the doctors, nurses, and health care workers who lost their lives tragically and senselessly to covid. >> more than 200 health-care workers have died in britain so far, two thirds of them were ethnic minorities. here in the united kingdom, data has shown the virus does indeed discriminate, even though everyone has access to free health care. experts are

the burned hillside near the goff club. contained to two workers. seasonal fire crews are back earlier this year. at level 3 staffing. the dry conditions across the state are six weeks ahead of schedule. it's what we typically see in mid to late june. crews are planning what base camp will look like if there's a major fire in addition to wearing masks firefighters will have to socially distance. meaning they won't be able to work, sleep or eat in large groups. cal fire will minimize the contact with shared equipment. >> this is challenging. is this is something we have never had to do before. it will take learning. we're starting early. fire season is going to be here. >> cal fire says all of us should plan ahead too. taking this time to prepare homes and property. >> additional five miles of streets in oakland closed starting tomorrow. you can see on the map. they have closed 20 miles to give room to safely exercise. residents can drive on the street to get to and from home. but can't host gatherings. >> from the darkness of patient deaths to momen

. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff.our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, i'll come. -- welcome. the race to develop a vaccine is underway. today, led by the european union, countries around the world pledged seven and a half billion euros to fund the fight against the virus. . the european union chief held the event as a victory for global cooperation. today's fundraiser was just as notable for the no-shows as the donations. we have more in this report. >> let's start the pledging. the e.u. kicked off its fundraising drive with one billion euros. pledges were beamed in from across the globe. >> the kingdomom of saudi arabia has pledged $500 million. >> pop icon madonna has made a last-minutee donation of a million euros. the host insisted it sent the right signal. >> today is a defining moment for the global community. at a time when we are sitting further apart than usual, the world has shown it is standing closer together than ever before. >> not quite all of the world. a chinese delegate took

. ♪ i am brent goff. welcome.he european union is considering an unprecedented plan and an unprecedented expensive plan to return to normality after the pandemic. european commission president urszula today unveiled a 750 billion euro plan dealt member states bounce back. much of it will be funded by common european union debt, a new approach proposed by germany and france. she described it as an ambitious answer to the challenge and said the european union faces the choice of member states going it alone, or responding together. >> the european union's massive recovery funding plan is aimed at helping member states hardest hit by the pandemic. italy and spain will get the liens share. the cocommission president in brussels keen to play out year's united approach. >> the aim must be to invest together in our common good. we will be bold by raising unprecedented amounts of funding at european level. we will be focused by channeling the funding to the new priorities that will shape the future. >> in practice, it is

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goff and steve, thank you as well to you. >>> let's take a look at european markets and where we stand in attornterms of the trag session. we are coming off a stronger day yesterday with the stoxx 600 gaining about 1% bringing weak gains coming into today's session. now you can see we are looking at red across the board led by the dax down 1.35% the cac down the ftse mib trading lower as well uk focus after governor's dmomts to opening the door to negative interest rates airlines also in focus let's get a check on the board a look at broader sectors. we are looking at red across the board there. airlines in particular today are in focus the majority of them trading higher easy jet up 2.1%, lufthansa up let me give you the detail ez jet says it will resume flights from june 15 the company will roll out a number of new safety measures including enhanced cleaning of aircraft and mandatory face masks. flights will be started in uk and france first and more routes will come in the coming weeks. lufthansa shares have taken off after the carrier confirmed it is in talks with the german govern

his attorney kevin goff says bryan only drove to the scene after he saw the commotion from his home.> it's not a surprise that if people are seeing something that doesn't look like, that they would look into it. >> reporter: travis and gregory mcmichael were arrested thursday and denied bail on friday. travis was charged with murder and aggravated assault. gregory was charged with party to murder and aggravated assault in the february 23rd confrontation. they both claim self-defense. goff said his client had no part in the incident. >> the evidence shows there was no communication between roddy and mcmichaels or anybody else friar that shooting. >> reporter: but according to the police department, gregory mcmichael told police roddy attempted to block him which was unsuccessful. arbery family attorney lee merritt thinks more arrests should be made. >> do you think the man who shot the video should be charged? >> i think that william bryan, the man who shot the video, should be charged. >> arbery's mother wanda cooper-jones, agrees. >> he was videoing. he should have been trying to ai

opportunity when much of the world's focus son the coronavirus to circumstance um 1/2 vate the hong kong goffnd push the security law through. now beijing says this is necessary to ensure the territorial integrity of china and to give lawmakers in hong kong the power to crack down on what they say are terrorist activities in that city. secessionlaw aimed at and foreign interference. the fear from those in hong kong, pro-democracy activists and lawmakers is that it will further undermine the autonomy of the city and undermine the free press an free speech that hong kong enjoys. or s you noted there, one both pro democracy lawmakers in hong kong said it could ult montanaly spread the end of that city. the trump administration is new empowered by the bill passed by congress at the end of last year on hong kong to review the city's status. he could revoke some of hong kong's special trading rights that the city currently enjoys with the u.s. nejra: that takes mu me to our next question. we'll talk about the growth target in a second. what we heard overnight in terms of hong kong, what's that like

phillip goff and alesia gar ga, principal at the black futures lab. i'm going to go through and let everyone comment on this. this was remarkable. it's not what i was expecting to be discussing this morning. but i want to start with alesia and brittany because the two of you are original members of the black lives matter movement. we saw uprisings over the michael brown killing, we saw it in baltimore, saw it in new york over eric garner. what i'm hearing now is that this is something different. your thoughts alesia? >> wow. well, i have a few thoughts. number one, i think it's important for us to hear what is being said here, especially in relationship to white supremacist forces who certainly have a stake in making sure that the kind of cover of this moment, right, helps to advance an agenda. we're not unclear that minnesota, in addition to having some serious issues with law enforcement, also has serious concerns and issues with militias and white nationalist forces. this was actually really important for me to hear and certainly i would hope, righ

so ihik that the goffs have enormous credibility in the -- in the state of michigan mi the governor was6 and donald trump at 36 approval. so i think the president makes a serious mistake that he should haver lned from charlottesville, when he starts endorsing asood people folks who are carrying hy heil whitmer signed and assault weapons andin brandiweapons in the state theirol with a mask over group and i think you'reringe eliciting, ifou're donald trump, not only personal hurt and pasp but also nsibility for same. >> woodruff: david, as we think about helping the folks who are on the front lines who are putting their -- frankly, ineir les, theiealth at risk, it's bec the next big debate in the congress, and that's over help for state and local governments. that includes first responders. and others. some e.m.s. democrats say this is crucial. derepublicans like lr mitch mcconnell and the senator saying some of these states have not spent their money wisely, why should we bail them out? o where are yo this debate at is stage? >>e're going to need to do more. i think 77% of the americans

and particularly franklin and goff. those are important routes into the retail area and that is very, very dense tenants and rent controlled tenants. next one, please? [bell ringing] so the next slide -- >> [inaudible]. >> public realm plan which shows that franklin is actually absfrenl the public realm plan. now what i'm suggesting that we do and the promise is talk about bicycle access. it is mid block on franklin. they have to go up franklin from page to market. this is the social distancing that we need to do a fully separated cycle track on franklin northbound to connect the different parts of the hub internally so we can have e-bike delivery, cargo biex. families do not need cars and living in the center of the city. this can be done by bicycle. but we need the infrastructure and the map is showing a massive gap in the infrastructure. >> operator: you have 16 questions remaining. >> is the caller prepared to submit your testimony? is the caller prepared to submit your public comment? >> operator: you have 15 quest

. >> reporter: kevin goff is the attorney for bryan.t spoken to the media since his client's arrest but held a press conference earlier this week. >> mr. bryan has committed no crime and bears no criminal responsibility in the death of ahmaud arbery. >> reporter: travis and gregory mcmike alwere arrested and charged with murder and aggravated assault in the february 23rd confrontation. they both claim self-defense. according to the police department, on the day of the shooting, arbery was spotted walking around an open construction site and the mcmichaels pursued him in a pickup truck. bryan's attorney says when they passed his home, bryan got in his own vehicle and followed in an effort to check out the commotion. >> he was unarmed at the time of the shooting, and he was not in communication with gregory or travis mcmichael or anyone else during that time frame. >> reporter: but according to the police report, gregory mcmichael told police roddie attempted to block him, which was unsuccessful. >> it is very clear to ahmaud's family tha

. >> kevin goff says his client noticed arbery running followed which a white truck. inside, gregory and travis mcmichael, both father and son armed. travis gets out of the truck and after a struggle, gunshots. arbery shot dead. in a police report, gregory mcmichael said he and his son followed arbery because they thought he was a suspect in recent break-ins. arbery began to attack him and his son shot in self-defense. arbery says their son was out for a sunday jog unarmed. >> thursday more than ten weeks after the february shooting, both mcmichaels were arrested and charged with murder. >> how crucial was this video in leading you to an arrest? >> it certainly is important. every piece of evidence is. >> he says the georgia bureau of investigation is looking into anyone who may have been connected, including brian. he showed his video immediately and was just a witness. >> he was trying to get his picture. >> he was trying to get a picture of mr. arbery? >> yes. >> why? >> because there had been a number of crimes in the neighborhood and he didn't recognize him. a ve

that they're opening up people have to enjoy the rest of the park and not the golf course because goffhe views the views from this course of events a beautiful course it's really have to. >>yes a lot of people out here finding some healing from being out on the course taking in the beautiful scenery and again that couple that i talked to they let me know that of all the years, i've lived here in san francisco, this was the first time it actually been able to be out on the golf course a lot of people sharing that same sentiment so daryn james i'll go out check out the green and talk to some more people that are out there enjoying the course this morning and for a full list you can visit our website at kron 4 dot com boston. a back you both in the studio all right. yeah go check out the range rain that's awesome yeah, all appliances is downhill always generate >>time now is 8 '03 also in the news this morning we have car break a problem along at least one a portion of the bay area during this pandemic but east bay police say that they're seeing more signs of smash and grabs a popular par