mymy n name s judy kamari we have come from gary graham. my fathther had an accident so i brouought my fathr hey with m my bike. kamamari a secondary school students moved from her village in jananuary to take care of her father. he's unable to walk and earned a living as a rickshaw driver. along with millions of other migrant workers he was left jobless off to india was suddenly l locked d down in mar. with no money to pay rent or buy food and public transport halted kamari p peddled them bak to that village surviving on foodod and water from strangers. and only o once accepting a shoe lift on a trtruck. the remarkabe journey made headlines and called the attention of the cycling federation of india which is offered kamari the chance to try out for the national team. that's all for me on the access asia team to stay tuned to france twenty four coverage of the 06/01/20 06/01/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york citity, the epicenteter of the pandemimic ie united s states, this is democry now! >> george floyd! g

. >>13 year-old kamari moore says he got the shock of his life when he and his friends were stopped by clayton county police officer down. >>because. i see are these black kids is dying. i myself in that. >>who is this crazy. the boys were walking from the corner store off lint road when they were stopped, according to clayton county police they were responding to this 911 call erik learned about the last but after this like the rapper t i say the children had nothing to do with the incident and should not have been involved if the police get such a narrative and has such such influence from there's now a call. >>why don't we ever see little white being here that gun point okay this period, a witness who recorded the entire ordeal says the officer didn't even take the time to talk to the children before pulling out his weapon he pulled his gun out and pointed down pointed it at 5 1314 year-old children actions that therapist a could have lasting impacts what we may see a trauma symptoms might there. >>i could have had their academics it will likely have had their sleep and it will most

. >> i love kamari's message, not just this year but in perpetuity.agree with most of everything you say, stra. >> most? that's it? give me more than that. all of it, man. give me all of it. t.j., thank you so much, man. always great talking to you. abc news is presenting a primetime special commemorating the holiday entitled "juneteenth: a celebration of overcoming" right here on abc tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we'll have more on juneteenth, its food, culture and symbolism in our next hour. carla hall will join us for the food part. >> a great conversation. >>> also coming up, superstar will smith on what it was like becoming a father for the first time and what it takes to be a great parent and up next, our "play of the day." i wanted my hepatitis c gone. i put off treating mine. epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. whatever your type, epclusa could be your kind of cure. i just found out about mine. i knew for years. epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. i had no symptoms of hepatitis c mine caused liver damage. epclusa is only one pill,