political party he helped as stablish he said to continue my practices my beliefs in private so joshua long has decided in a sense to fall on his sword another leading member of that party nathan law has also said he's resigning the chief executive of hong kong keri-anne who is katrina pointed out has been completely bypassed in this process held her regular media conference on tuesday morning but she dodged questions about the new law saying she wouldn't comment on it until it had been confirmed but it's not just carolina who of course has been exposed as being impotent in this process suit so too has the hong kong legislature and of course remember the hong kong people have had absolutely no say in all of this they haven't seen even a draft of the legislation which is being rushed through in record time as to what happens now well various protest groups have been applying to stage a march on july the 1st symbolically there are always protests here on july the 1st that has been denied by the police but i guess we'll have to wait and see so help whether these groups are still prepared to te

however prominent pro-democracy protesters joshua long says hong kong is want more than that he also points to the reversal of the extradition bill as a clear sign that protesting works. we be target or bandit we recognize the rick market by fellow protester. successfully and has beijing to withdraw the controversial bill and on last november 85 percent of the states that this recovered so well by protocol credit can this lend sight picture empire how silence. stand with stay on the side of fellow protesters but regardless of that success protests on this scale could soon be a thing of the past if paging gets its way with the new security bill dissenting voices could soon be much more few and far between. the coronavirus pandemic has been wreaking havoc on economies all over the globe including in the e.u. german exports are down within 30 percent for the month of april that is the sharpest decline since exports statistics began in 1950. traffic here at the port of hamburg ground to a halt at the height of the corona virus outbreak coronavirus lockdowns and a looming global recession

joshua long what's at stake in the hong kong pro-democracy movement. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us for a memorial service is being held in houston for george floyd the black man who died after a white police officer knelt on his neck for almost 9 minutes as the events unfolded democrats in congress proposed a bill aimed at preventing more police misconduct floyd's death 2 weeks ago minneapolis has sparked worldwide protests against racism and police brutality. hundreds scorching texas sky. thousands queued for hours to enter the church where george floyd's body lay a last chance for the public to pay their respects to the man whose death has become a rallying cry against racism around the globe. the public hearing was held in houston the city where floyd grew up. well this is an important day in our world. and. it is necessary for me to be here. as a human being. human race being an african-american man it is. why people have the luxury of assuming the police are good and assuming the police are on their side but the reality is that blac

however prominent pro-democracy protesters joshua long says hong kong is want more than that he also points to the reversal of the extradition bill as a clear sign that protesting works. we become good or bad that we recognize the rig market by fellow protester chu successfully and has beijing to withdraw the controversial bill and on last november 85 percent of the seats in that district on so well by pro-democratic am this land side factory employee house silence. then with that said on a site a fellow protester. regardless of that success protests on this scale could soon be a thing of the past if beijing gets its way with the new security bill dissenting voices could soon be much more few and far between. let's go right to hong kong where we can speak to dorie and lao what china researcher at amnesty international thank you for joining us china's national security legislation has yet to be put to paper so what do you think it will mean for hong kong. and this international along with many hong kong there is actually very worried about the and that's my hope is national security g

might say the mantle of criticism of the way beijing have handled this to protect the likes of joshua long and nathan law. well by passing this law within such a short period of time i do believe that the chinese government have a scary strong determination not only to send a warning but probably will take action that's of course i'm a bit pessimistic but i've told of course respect the decision of nathan as well as joshua that i understand that they are under great pressure but at the same time i think the they continue to fight for democracy in their own way but i do believe that the entire will will will be will be more so we can we may we may see some more impact on not even. the younger generations but also some of the political parties or organization. in the near future ok we shall see what happens tony a chance joining us from hong kong fuck you very much for your time thank you now the worst is yet to come that's the warning from the world health organization on the coronavirus pandemic the w.h.o. says it is far from being under control as the number of cases continue to search gl

to the proper procedures the law's passing had an immediate political impact democracy activist joshua long announced he was resigning from the political party he helped found before the party itself was dissolved also desponding 2 other smaller political groups that advocated independence. for hong kong this is the most dramatic development since its return from british to chinese rule since then china's had thousands of troops garrisoned in the city now its secret agents will be able to legally operate here as well a body to gather intelligence will also be set up the timing of this new law is no coincidence wednesday marks the 23rd anniversary of hong kong's handover from britain to china police have sealed off the area around a convention center where locals and mainland dignitaries commemorate the event each year before the handover china promised that hong kong's freedoms including an independent legal system would continue for 50 more years to many people here now it seems that promise has been broken in july the 1st is traditionally a symbolic day marked by a large march but police

to the proper procedures the law's passing had an immediate political impact democracy activist joshua long announced he was resigning from the political party he helped found before the party itself was dissolved also desponding 2 other smaller political groups that advocated independence. for hong kong this is the most dramatic development since its return from british to chinese rule since then china's had thousands of troops garrisoned in the city now its secret agents will be able to legally operate here as well a body to gather intelligence will also be set up the timing of this new law is no coincidence wednesday marks the 23rd anniversary of hong kong's handover from britain to china police have sealed off the area around a convention center where locals and mainland dignitaries commemorate the event each year before the handover china promised that hong kong's freedoms including an independent legal system would continue for 50 more years to many people here now it seems that promise has been broken in july the 1st is traditionally a symbolic day marked by a large march but police

global alliance against the new security law which china wants to bring in to hong kong activists joshua long says 7 european nations and the e.u. have already spoken out against the bill but more support is needed. we still aware of the countries they will have the money is still the best on the national security legislation so we encourage us to join this global issue and to push the systemic. at home it's already in the press and it's running i'll just close it . but you are ahead on the news hour including taking it to the streets we look at one man's mission to increase testing in the u.s. communities hit hardest by coronavirus. lessons from the pandemic the south korean capital shares its experiences with 40 cities around the world. and in sports spanish football and its fans get ready for we start with some action guys that's coming up with joe. authorities in sudan have put up barricades outside the military headquarters in khartoum crowds are gathering to mark a year since a violent crackdown by security forces killed more than 100 people and injured 700 others the protests saw presi

to the proper procedures the laws passing had an immediate political impact democracy activist joshua long announced he was resigning from the political party he helped found before the party itself was dissolved also desponding 2 other smaller political groups that advocated independence. for hong kong this is the most dramatic development since its return from british to chinese rule since then china's had thousands of troops garrisoned in the city now its secret agents will be able to legally operate here as well a body to gather intelligence will also be set up the timing of this new law is no coincidence wednesday marks the 23rd anniversary of hong kong's handover from britain to china police have sealed off the area around a convention center where locals and mainland dignitaries commemorate the event each year before the handover china promised that hong kong's freedoms including an independent legal system would continue for 50 more years to many people here now it seems that promise has been broken in july the 1st is traditionally a symbolic day marked by a large march but police

how long they will let them go is another question. joshua, they've arrested about 2,000 people in new york. only 40 yesterday. but the protests were minuscule compared to what we saw today. so we'll see what the police decide to do amid the criticism that they have faced for what protesters, what civil rights activists and many members of the city council believe is being far too aggressive with what have been peaceful protesters. joshua? >> a different tone indeed. that's senior national correspondent, chris jansing in brooklyn tonight. >>> this week has given us a lot to chop up with the panel tonight. janelle ross, senior reporter with nbc blk, michael starr hopkins, a veteran of the hillary clinton campaign. jamel hill. good to see the three of you tonight. michael, let me start with you. what's your sense of what garrett haake was talking about and what chris was talking about regarding the shift in the protests to what happens now, what are we going to do, what is your sense, if any, of any threads emerging from the protests about what

how long they will let them go is another question. joshua, they've arrested about 2,000 people in new york. only 40 yesterday. but the protests were minuscule compared to what we saw today. so we'll see what the police decide to do amid all the criticism that they have faced for what protesters, what civil rights activists and many members of the city council here believe is being far too aggressive with what have been peaceful protesters. joshua? >> very different tone indeed. thank you, chris. that's senior national correspondent chris jansing in brooklyn tonight. >>> well, this week has given us a lot to chop up with tonight's channel. janelle ross with nbc blk, michael star hopkins, a veteran of the obama and hillary clinton campaigns, and jamelle hill. good to see the three of you tonight. what is your sense of what they were talking about regarding the total shift in the protest to what happens now, what are we going to do, what is your sense, if any, of any threads that are emerging from the protests about what might happen next? >> s

policies towards syria ok i want to bring joshua back into the discussion off the question of the timing why now i mean this war has been going on for a very long time the allegations of abuse of torture all internment of indiscriminate bombing all of these things have been well documented for a very long time why are we only now seeing the cesar act coming into effect well it's had to percolate through all of these different systems you know i think look at these these acts are designed to punish. those 3 actors you know the syrian regime the russians iranians and of course hezbollah the point though i think is that you know this is a retribution for these. leaders who have won the war in syria the problem is is that they're least likely to be the ones that are hurt the most they will be hurt of course that we hurt everybody's going to be hurt in this but it's the weak it's the feeble it's the hungry it's all the children who are malnourished that are going to really be crushed by this and we know what what terrible effects malnourishment has on mental and physical development in children this is devastating and if it's a you know a burnt eart

long line of demonstrators on the streets there as well. wherever you are across the country, i bid you good day i'm joshua johnson it's great to be with you today from nbc news world headquarters in this new york. those scenes are part of this 12th day of protests from coast to coast from new york to baltimore to philly and elsewhere, it's an outpouring of reaction, call for action and a call for hope. people are gathering around major cities around the world to express their rage and solidarity. that included this scene during protests in london today. mounted police officers charged a crowd of protesters near downing street, where the prime minister's residence is. that came amidst a standoff between police and black lives matter protesters. in the u.s., there was an outrageous moment happened in buffalo, an elderly protest was pushed to the ground. two officers involved were arraigned today. there were cheers after the arraignment. not because the officers were charged, the cheering crowd included police officers and first responders who were there in support of the two defendants. at the center of it all is the death of mr. george flo

long line of demonstrators on the streets there as well. wherever you are across the country, i bid you good day i'm joshua johnson it's great to be with younbc news world headquarters in this new york. those scenes are part of this

joshua. i wish that was not the case. the bottom line is i often say we are in the 3rd inning in a baseball game. we have a longhly, next spring, life will begin to get back to normal. normal will be different before. we can't wish this pandemic away. we can't with the opening up that we are doing act like the pandemic is gone. it is with us and will be with us for a while. >> what do you expect we'll see this summer. the coronavirus itself does not survive as a readily in summer conditions and otherwise, may be the slow spread of covid-19 or kind of enough to make a difference? >> i think we are finding this is not seasonal. reopening right now and texas, and california and florida are experiencing a rise in cases. warmer temperatures does not bring a reprieve, leadership at the state level is not bringing reprieve. the funneling messaging at the state level. we need messaging that's the opposite. we have president trump talking about essentially giving consents to those individuals of 300,000 in tulsa. they're going to come back to haunt us and going to result in an earlier wave that we are anticipating. >> w

long time everybody has just presumed he beat everybody. tyson fury coming off a great win against deontay wilder. we saw anthony joshuacontinue because i really believe ajay will do the business against tyson fury and become undisputed champion. to do it as the underdog would be extra special and sweet. eddie, we have to leave it there. like you for your time. be careful picking fights with nicky campbell in the future. —— thank you for your time. and just one other line to bring you from the premier league before i go. a report from finance firm deloitte says clubs in the league face a £1 billion fall in revenues this season. the season has been on hold of course since march, and the 92 remaining matches will take place behind closed doors. more on that on our website, plus a preview to the golf, which gets back underway in america, with rory mcilroy in action later. that is all for now. mike, thank you. virus experts warn the wave of anti—racism mass protests across the united states and many cities around the world could cause an increase in coronavirus cases. so could online demonstrations be the future for protes

champion anthony joshua let protesters through his hometown of what the united kingdom justice says racism is a virus and needs to be stopped. complier summer. is good racism. how long are we going to allow racism to spread through our community and right now we are in the community and affect our lives without using the vaccine you already have in your possession what is the possession be our new you want a vaccine on our screen. african national teams should be preparing for the latest round of qualifies for next year's cup of nations but coronavirus means the future of the continent's biggest sporting event it remains in doubt the 2021 cup of nations is due to kick off in cameroon next january all qualifying games were spondon indefinitely in march the charmin to is crucial to the financial health of african football the $2819.00 tournament in egypt generated revenue of more than $80000000.00 and the african countries may face a fight for the services of their players with many based in europe who are likely to be allowed to prioritise a club games over international fixtures as football makes its return all more because sports writer. says that while the start d

have gone above and beyond with late nights, early mornings and long weekends to bring this ordinance in these amendments forward. joshua and lisa at the office of economic and workforce development and katie at legal aid at work for their input and partnerships. the chamber of commerce for working with us in a collaborative and good faith process. the chinese association young workers united and the harvey milk and last but not least my co-sponsor supervisor preston, safai, haney, walton and fewer and my legislative aid edward wright who really put in all of the work on bringing this very complicated but important policy forward. i urge you to support this item, thank you. >> supervisor yee: thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor stefani. >> thank you, president yee. is now the sometime to speak on item 42 since we have yet to vote on items 38-41? would you like me to make my comments now on 42? >> supervisor yee: yes. supervisor mar just made his comments. >> thank you, thank you supervisor mar fort legislation you put forward. we know that just a few months ago, unemployment in san francisco was only 2% and now it's o

pro—democracy campaigner joshua wong describes it as the "end of hong kong, beginning of reign of terror." hong kong's chief executive, carrie lam doesn't agree. the question of how longcould tolerate such a gaping hole in national security has to be asked and answered. for those foreign governments and politicians raising objections to the legislation, one could only lament the double standards they are adopting. this is all happening in the context of 1997 — this is when hong kong was handed back to china from british control — and began life under a agreement widely known as "one country, two systems". this protects certain freedoms in hong kong that did not exist in mainland china. here's more from the bbc‘s steve mcdonell in beijing. here in the chinese capital behind closed doors, standing committee delegates have rubber—stamped through this new law without a dissenting voice. for china's leader, xijinping, whatever the promises made at the time of handover, these western notions of free speech, of liberty have essentially poisoned hong kong. he doesn't care that this new law will be seen by some as changing that place forever, because that's what he wants. to d

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have here is this fight, fury and joshua, if it happens in may is it will be what boxing needs because boxing won't have returned to normal by next may, trust me! it is a longbe? eddie hearn has said saudi arabia but why can't it be here in the uk with an all british contest? we all want it in the uk, at the millenium stadium, wembley or old trafford, somewhere we could associate it with an enormous event. the football in 1966, frank warren, the promoter, said it would be bigger than 1966. here's the problem, if the saudis or the americans in las vegas with a brand—new nfl stadium with 69,000 empty seats waiting for 69,000 brits, if either of those locations are say i'll tell you what we will do, we will throw in $25 million in the kitty. that's an awful lot and that convinces many people to go in that convinces many people to go in that direction. at the moment, mike, i would love to be able to tell you that this fight will take place next mayjune that this fight will take place next may june but that this fight will take place next mayjune but i'm not a clairvoyant. give mea mayjune but i'm not a clairvoyant. give me a break! —— may orjune. mayjune but i'

long time. i think this is different. again, you have, and look, even mitch mcconnell i can't believe, talked about what could congress coabout this now, so this does feel different. >> it was interesting, joshua i thought the president, he former president obama was careful. he talked about that he had this 21st century policing program and he didn't mention that it was this administration that got rid of it. it's implied. but i thought that was interesting. he was, he stopped short of doing that. but why. what do you gain by saying it? i don't know. when he gave that virtual commencement address, there was that kind of sideways slight at the trump administration. but it's kind of almost too late in the day for that. like if this is going to change, it's going to change because a critical mass of everybody is going to make it change and i think he knows how important this is and how this cuts across political lines, especially with young people. if there's one thing about 21st sempblry teenagers and 20 somethings that is dramatically dicht from their parents, it's that their highly, highly pragmatic. far more than partisan so if he says something like that, like the trump administration threw

joshua: political crisis must be solved by reform. hong kong is a great city like new york or london. they elected their mayor, why can't hong kong? that is the longementation of the national security law. --nkly speaking, if beijing i don't believe president trump will hold a press conference and sanction, etc.to i call on world leaders to reveal if there is any possibility for them to impose any partial economic sanctions, not to affect hong kongers, but to send a warning signal to pro-china tycoons. they should not be loyalists of beijing. it will turn hong kong to be a nightmare if the national security legislation pass. shery: businesses are backing beijing, whether it is hsbc -- we have heard from major businessmen now backing the security legislation, saying that would bring certainty to hong kong, an economy that is in freefall not just because of the protests but because of the pandemic. is this a price worth paying when so many hong kong people are hurting and their livelihoods are being hurt? joshua: just to make it clear, in 2019 summer when millions of hong kongers took to the streets, no one expected covid-19 would happen in 2020. in