louisville kentucky. the complaints and concerns about what actually helps the situation in places like louisville kentucky isn't answered by the house while. to direct the resources and the decision and the right way. you could say that it takes a more deliberative process. while let's come to an agreement. i heard that the justice act wouldn't end chokehold into the legislation actually bans chokehold. let's take a closer look, madam president. with strict penalties facing local police departments, they go after chokehold's by holding off on the grand dollars from local agencies and state agencies.te our legislation is the same thing. we go after local department and statinthe state agencies by withdrawing some grant dollars. but there is says about the ban on so-called that's important, why is th that important? because if you are watching at home and hear the ban on chokehold but you don't necessarily have the correlation information to reach the conclusion that they are on me talking to federal agent

louisville kentucky. this is not federal agents. so the complaint and the concerns about what actually situations in places like louisville, kentucky isn't answered by the hospital. this is a chance for these two bodies and i be honest, our legislation 12 get the data around those no knock warrants so that we can actually directing the resources and the decisions in the right way. we are taking a more deliberative process. let's debate that. let's come to an agreement. next, i heard the justice act would not and shall cold in their legislation. and actually there's actually bands it. well, let's take a closer look madame president. that's false. with strict penalty spacing local police department, they go after two holds by holding off a grant dollars for local agencies and state agencies. ourge legislation does the exact same thing. we go after local departments and state agencies by withdrawing some grant dollars. butir there's this about the ban on so-called only implies two federal agencies. that's really important. why? because

louisville, kentucky, those were not federal agents. so the complaint and the concerns about what actually helps situations in places like louisville, kentucky isn't answered by the house bill. this is a chance for cheese two bodies, and i'll be honest, our legislation, we want to get the data around no-knock warrants so that we can actually direct the resources and the decisions in the right way. so, yes, you could say ours take a more deliberative process, well, let's debate that. let's come to an agreement. next you've heard, and i heard, that the justice act would not end choke holds and their legislation actually bans choke holds. well, let's take a closer look, madam president. that's false. with strict penalties facing local police departments, they go after choke holds by holding off on grant dollars for local agencies and state agencies. our legislation does the exact same thing. we go after local departments and state agencies by withdrawing some grant dollars. what theirs says about the ban on choke holds only applies to fede

cost briana taylor's mother says no one else should ever have to pay john hendren al-jazeera louisville kentucky 3 man the thing charged with the murder of 3 in georgia one of them is a retired police officer a grand jury has indicted travis mcmichael greg mcmichael and william bryan jr he was jogging when he was chased and shot footage of the shooting in february was leaked online sparking nationwide anger. the korean war broke out 70 years ago has never officially ended. this ceremony took place in china one in south korea the region changed hands several times the site of several battles 2 after the armistice it was split with the militarized zone dividing it into 2 between the 2 neighbors. reports from seoul. events to remember those killed 70 years

louisville, kentucky, just passed legislation banning no-knock warrants, named after breonna taylor. she was fatally shot in her home by police. but now senator rand paul is trying to pass a bill that would ban these types of warrants across the country. and right now, tom, this bill has bipartisan support. >> stephanie, thank you for that. >>> next to the latest skirmish in the battle over confederate statues and symbols. taking place in norfolk, virginia. workers took down a statue that was in a city square since 1907. it's one of 1,700 monuments in question. here's marcus moore. >> reporter: tonight, the battle over symbols of the confederacy sweeping the country. >> out of an abundance of caution, we are taking down the statue. >> reporter: crews today pulling a confederate soldier nicknamed johnny reb to the ground. the statue standing high above norfolk for more than a century.

. >> this is about louisville, kentucky. this is about north charms stolen. this is about minneapolis.

al-jazeera louisville kentucky and 3 men have been charged the murder of a model very in georgia one of them a retired police officer a grand jury has now indicted travis mcmichael greg mcmichael and william bryan jr aubrey was out jogging when he was chased and shot footage of the shooting in february was leaked online sparking nationwide and go from start to honoring christopher columbus in the u.s. state of connecticut has been removed rival groups traded insults as construction crews work to dislodge it in the city of new haven city officials decided to take it down off it was vandalized last week columbus is known as the 1st european to make contact with the americas and is associated with the colonized nation of the region's indigenous peoples and in charleston crews ever moved a statue honoring john c. calhoun an early vice president whose defense of slavery helped lead the nation into civil war the statue of calhoun proved difficult to dislodge dozens of people were there to cheer it as it finally came down cities nationwide are debating the

. >> reporter: jon, it was a very terrifying night for protesters haas night in louisville, kentucky.

now one of the police officers involved in the shooting death of brown a tailor in louisville kentucky has been sacked the 26 year old black woman was killed in march when police entered her home without warning on what's called a no knock warrant she was shot 8 times the city's police chief says officer violated procedure when blindly firing into her apartment the family of a former saudi intelligence official living in exile in canada says he's being pressured to return to the kingdom job his family say saudi crown prince mohammed bin psalm on arrested 2 of his children and brother in march the reuters news agency says both the u.s. and canadian officials a voice that concerns muslims where is the director of the gold study center at castle university he says job is tied to one of the crown prince's key rivals the saudi royal mom had been the us. southern germany was the right hand of prince the moment but now you know when you know about. the last more than 20 years because basically he was the person who's coordinating the war in terror with the americans that he was the person bas

and police have been called in to break up a protest in louisville kentucky a black business owner was shot and killed by police there in the early hours of monday morning. an update on hong kong now where the turf is laid a car alarm has defended beijing's plans to impose a national security go on the city lamb says any country that imposes sanctions or makes moves to affect trade would damage their own interests she criticized what she referred to was foreign governments double standards or national security and highlighted the u.s. as an example the able finally guarding for. foreign governments have been responding in a high profile manner some have threatened certain actions and i can only say that they are adopting double standards they take their own country's national security very seriously but for the security of our country especially the situation in hong kong they are looking at it through tinted glasses he had almost. what we have recently seen this kind of double standard most clearly with the riots in the united states. iran's foreign minister says an iranian scientist

i'm john hendren in louisville kentucky where police gunned down brianna taylor in her own bed we'll have our conversation with her mother coming up. the weather remains on usually wet into parts of indonesia i was seeing some very lively showers over towards the pop unique guinea that east assad of indonesia $85.00 millimeters here for example in the space of 24 hours shouldn't be quite as wet as that you can see some pockets all of heavy rain still in the forecast as we go on through friday that what's the weather pushes up to central and southern parts of the philippines 20 a sunshiny between the showers it's not wall to wall right but a lot of wet weather there still nevertheless as she can say not too much whether meanwhile across australia lossie fine and dry now still some blustery showers down towards the southeast rolling across tasmania but high pressure in charge for the most part so that keeps it last the settled and fine $22.00 celsius imposed by the night saying that in sydney we're getting into the low to maintain say that is that southeastern coast of adelaide melbour

i'm john hendren in louisville kentucky where police gunned down brianna taylor in her own bed we'll have our conversation with her mother coming up. scientists are working to verify the hottest temperatures ever recorded and one of the coldest places on earth stay with us. hello clear dry and hot conditions continue throughout much of the middle east and the arabian peninsula to the north into turkey we have seen a few bits and pieces of platinum we could see a few more as well but this is showing you the dust in the last few hours as well you can see how it extended across much of the south and it continues to do that over the next few days the winds are very strong really blowing through the interior quite strong as you can see through much of iraq on jewels and of course funneling further towards the south of the temperatures also set to increase slightly 41 in doha on thursday and then by friday that time into likely to increase to $43.00 but at the same time the winds are increasing so it could be very wholesome and dusty in those winds certainly will be very warm indeed the be

we turn now to breaking news from louisville, kentucky.ight, the city has begun the process of firing one of three officers involved in the deadly shooting of breonna taylor. the 26-year-old emergency medical technician was shot and killed by police who broke down her door during an attempted drug sting. cbs' mola lenghi reports on a case that is drawing national attention. >> reporter: tonight, nearly 100 days after breonna taylor was shot and killed in her apartment, one of the officers involved will be fired. louisville's police chief issuing a scathing rebuke of officer brett hankison's actions, calling his conduct saying he brought discredit to the department and that officer hankison violated standard operating procedures when he wantonly and blindly fired 10 rounds into the apartment of taylor. earlier today, images captured uredi. agents searching taylor's f.b.i. agents searching taylor's home for the first time. they're conducting an independent investigation. it was on march 13 that taylor was shot at least eight times after poli

a result of this no not warrant they've already banned those types of warrants so occur in louisville kentucky so changes are really taking place systemic change concrete changes are already taking place at the local level once again is just taking quite a bit of time for national lawmakers to move in the direction where cities and local municipalities have already begun could start to get eric many thanks indeed very calm there live in washington d.c. eric was talking about the shooting death of 26 year old. briana taylor she was shot and killed by police when officers broke into her house looking for drugs one of the officers has been fired but his mother says that that's not enough answer as john hendren reports from louisville kentucky. for brianna taylor's mother the firing of one of the officers who took her daughter's life is a beginning and that's all it's a start. it's not just this. just is to make a palmer says requires criminal charges against all 3 officers who gunned briana down in her home as they searched for someone else in dismissing brett hankinson from the louisville police

lucy berry smith of louisville, kentucky, and the 15th memorial ame zion church is the scene. mrs. makes a wish and blows out 100 candles in three puffs. her grandson gets the first slice of the lovely cake. pictured are the gracious lady's immediate family. that night, there was a section with her and hundreds of pounds -- townspeople attending. she has lived in louisville since 1865. may she have many more birthdays is everybody's wish. yes, just 100 years young. ♪ >> the atlanta daily world and the negro newspaper publishers association for the first time have obtained full accreditation of one of their representatives to the white house press conferences of the president. in this critical period in our history, this move is important and significant. to be able to obtain news information firsthand from this important source is an accomplishment for which the daily world and the publishers association deserve high praise and commendation. it is my good fortune to be selected as their white house correspondent. i am not unaware of the responsibilities this honor carries with it.

weeks ago citizens sued the mayor of louisville, kentucky when he tried to ban drive-in services imposing no restrictions on the parking lots of secular businesses. the judge had to remind him in the country faith can never be shoveled into second class. it seems a few local leaders need to learn that lesson, i hope they learn it soon. the america's people response to the coronavirus was courageous and patriotic. on the advice of experts our nation sacrificed a great deal to protect our medical system. politicians must not repay that sacrifice with constitutionally dubious double standards. >> so madam president, as protests over the deaths. the death of george floyd continue, house and senate democrats came together yesterday to unveil sweeping reforms to our nation's police department. the justice and policing act was not only a response to the recent protests, but a reflection of failed efforts to root out bias in our law enforcement. the bill would ban the use of choke holds and other tactics, that led to death. and change the legal standard to hold police accountable for misconduct w

which the mayor of louisville kentucky while he tried to be in services while imposing no restrictions on the parking lots of secular businesses a district judge had to remind thatin the whole country in america faith can never be stopped except for a few local leaders who still need to learn thathan. lesson. i hope they learned soon. the american people's response to coronavirus was courageous and patriotic we sacrificed a great deal to protect our medical system. politicians now must repay the sacrifice with constitutionally dubious double standards.th >> madame president protest over the death the george floyd continue, house and senate democrats came together yesterday to unveil sweeping reforms to the nation's police departmentpo the justice and policing act not only a response to the recent protest but a reflection of years of failed efforts to root out injustice and racial bias of th the bill would ban the use of chokehold another tactics leaving black americans dead and limit the transfer of military weaponry to police departments and change the legal standard to make it easier

cal perry in louisville, kentucky. it is a different scene than it was a week ago. chris, i hadn't seen you in person in a few months and then i ran into you on the streets of new york the other night. what's it looking like tonight the. >> reporter: it has been unbelievable the enormity of the people turning out. here this is called black women matter, a tribute to breonna taylor who did not live to see her 27th birthday. no sign of anybody leaving even though it is after curfew. one of the speakers said the reason so many people turned out in the middle of a pandemic is because there's been a pandemic going on for over 400 years. it's called racism, and another woman singing the famous sam cook song" it's been a long time coming but change is going to come" except he wrote that song in 1964. if there's a theme between the four different marches it's people saying we're tired of politicians saying change is going to come and it never does. this time we're going to make sure it does. i was at washington square park for almost four hours. it poured several times. the

the original protest here we can just show one example of a local news news broadcaster in louisville kentucky nothing to do with minneapolis itself but protests happening there and just a warning that some of these images may be disturbing for some of our audience ok. are you ok. with the local reporter being directly fired upon with rubber bullets or pepper sprayed by a police officer there in louisville kentucky now it's been said that that police officers been put on has been reassigned pending investigation this is the police chief has said they don't have orders to fire on the media but also said they hopefully they hope that people understand that that might happen if the media are involved in a crowd where pepper spray or pepper bullets are fired and of course the local the local broadcaster there saying there's absolutely no justification to be fired on by journals under any circumstances this is the we're seeing all around the country the u.s. press freedom tracker this is by reporters without borders and other press freedom organisations they've documented more than 100 incidents in

one of the police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a black woman brianna taylor in louisville kentucky it's being fired the 26 year old was killed when police sent to the home on a no knock warrant and shot her 8 times that sparked large protests louisville's pleas to says officer brett hankinson violated procedure blindly firing into her apartment 2 other officers have been reassigned during the investigation. and the u.s. navy says it won't reinstate kurkjian brought crows he was fired after writing a letter calling for better protection for his crew against coronavirus military officials say the former captain of the theodore roosevelt carried korea failed to act quickly enough to protect his sailors a previous investigation had recommended reinstating him more than 1200 sailors aboard the ship tested positive and one sailor died from the virus my cancer has more from washington d.c. on the investigation into the outbreak. well admiral michael gilday who's the head of naval operations was the senior officer who originally asked for the captain to be reinstated he has been at the top

until june 30th when the last of the mail in vote have been counted john hendren al-jazeera louisville kentucky mexico's reports of another record rise in corona virus cases in the past 24 hours more than $6000.00 new infections health workers acknowledge the total is likely to be much higher of testing the government is gradually reopening the economy mexico has had more than $22000.00 crowd of virus linked deaths so far chile's president sebastian pinera is being accused of breaking his own government's coronavirus restrictions he attended a funeral with over 30 people tend more than is allowed has now reported more than a quarter of a 1000000 cases i want latin america to the see in human reports from santiago. companied by close family members chile's president peña took part in the final farewell of his 104 year old uncle former archbishop bennetta the new opinion. health ministry protocol stipulates that only 5 people can attend the funeral of anyone suspected of having died of colvin 1920 in the case of a person who has died of other causes the former archbishop had caught corona virus i

so the president could walk to a church and police been called in to break up a protest in louisville kentucky black business owner was shot and killed by police there in the early hours of monday morning. well as protests continue across the u.s. an autopsy commission for george floyd's family has found he died of asphyxiation from neck and back compression describing the manner of death as homicide and early autopsy called the death a homicide caused by neck compression but added floyd was intoxicated and pointed to heart disease people have been holding more vigils at the site where george floyd died while pinned to the ground by police in minneapolis that's where we're heading now at quarter past 4 in the morning jay gray from n.b.c. news hi jay we have seen a lot of pictures from all over the country extraordinary pictures out of washington d.c. i wonder what it's like in minneapolis now a week after the events that happen there. come on an easy tension here like in so many cities across the country right now but not the violence that we initially saw following george floyd's death in fac

in joe june 30th when the last of the mail in vote have been counted john hendren al-jazeera louisville kentucky latin america's death toll from the corona virus has crossed 100000 many countries in the region have seen big rises and new cases mexico has reported another record increase in the past 24 hours with more than 6000 new cases but officials admit that number is likely to be much higher due to lack of testing despite this the government's been moving forward with a gradual reopening of the economy. chile's president sebastian pinera is being accused of breaking his own government's coronavirus rules yet attended a funeral along with more than 30 others tend more than is allowed more than a quarter of a 1000000 people are known to have contracted the disease in chile latin america editor said human reports now from santiago. accompanied by close family members chile's president peña took part in the final farewell of his 104 year old uncle former archbishop benard the no opinion. health ministry protocol stipulates that only 5 people can attend the funeral of anyone suspected of having d

in louisville, kentucky's largest city, only one polling place has opened. the most closely watched race is the democratic primary to pick a candidate to challenge senate majority leader mitch mcconnell in november. progressive candidate kentucky state representative charles booker, backed by senators warren and sanders, as well as alexandria ocasio-cortez, has recently seen a surge in polling and is hoping to win out against former marine fighter pilot amy mcgrath. mcgrath has outspent booker on to $1 million. meanwhile, in new york city, progressive congressional candidate, former middle school principal, jamaal bowman is challenging 16-term democratic congressmember eliot engel in his bronx district. this comes as trump again attacked mail-in voting, falsely claiming it leads to fraud and that "because of mail-in ballots, 2020 will be the most rigged election in our nation's history," he tweeted. despite the fact that he kneels in his vote. -- malales in his boat. we'll have momore on today's primaries later in the broadcast. chaotic scenes broke out in wa

to do their job not understanding that the press has an important role as evidenced here in louisville kentucky time here are you ok that's. ok katie are you ok that's really good take ok it's just pebble it's a close by they would know where they aim it at. now shooting was like directly out directly why are they doing it in a healthy democracy journalists hold power accountable and those people that function and the us constitution looking increasingly vulnerable shelob ellis al-jazeera the protests and indeed the coronavirus pandemic are of course both happening during an election year in the us donald trump is all but certain to take on former vice president joe biden who has an unassailable lead in his party's nomination but still the primary election process does continue for states will vote on their preferred candidate on tuesday kristen salumi with the support of one of the most important places and sylvania. joe d'ambrosio has been cutting hair in bethlehem pennsylvania for 47 years barber shops are closed now due to the coronavirus pandemic and joe thinks that's prudent given his age

officers has been fired but as mother says that that's not enough john hendren reports from louisville kentucky. for brianna taylor's mother the firing of one of the officers who took her daughter's life is a beginning in that song it's a start. it's not justice. just as to mika palmer says requires criminal charges against all 3 officers who gunned briana down in her home as they searched for someone else in dismissing brett hankinson from the louisville police force on tuesday the city's police chief said i find your conduct a shock to the conscience i am alarmed in stunned you use deadly force in this fashion. i just think that. i think. brown i was soo of be so proud to see these people adi's different people all around the war are just different age groups everybody coming together and is standing for something the protests following on his death have led to changes louisville has outlawed no knock warrants required body cameras anytime a warrant is used and created a civilian review board it's going to take more to really deter officers from engaging in this type of behavior so the conver

one of the police officers involved in the shooting death of briana taylor in louisville kentucky has been sacked the 26 year old black woman was killed in march when police and toto home without warning on what's called a no knock warrant she was shot 8 times the city's police chief says officer brett consent violated procedure when firing blindly into her apartment kentucky is one of 6 states where voters have been choosing the candidates they want to run for seats in congress some though have had trouble as cattle casting ballots after kentucky officials closed thousands of voting stations because of the pandemic fewer than $200.00 were available that was specially sparse in areas where black voters live prompting accusations of voter suppression. the u.n. secretary general says israel should abandon all plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank speaking to the security council and turning a hotel as he said it would be most serious violation of international law a day earlier thousands of palestinians protested in jericho and more than 1000 politicians across europe signed a

thank you very much. >>> up next, louisville, kentucky, is another protest flash point following theths of a young first responder and a beloved restaurant owner. we'll talk about a state representative from louisville, who is challenging mitch mcconnell for his senate seat in the upcoming election. stay with us. we are back after this. >> i think it's absolutely abhorrent that at this day and time we're still having to go through this. i've just been here through a lot of things. people getting killed unnecessarily, the wrong identity, the wrong person killed and the police sweeping it under the rug. black people have been fighting this fight for years, hundreds of years, and it's a shame that in 1962 to 2020 i'm still seeing the same thing. ef options to eligible members so they can pay for things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. discover all the ways we're helping members today. or credit card bills. apps except work.rywhere... why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their supervisor to see

cal perry is in louisville, kentucky. boy, it is a different scene than it was a week ago.hris, i haven't seen you in -- i hadn't seen you in person for a few months, and then i ran into you in the streets of new york the other night. what's it looking like tonight? >> reporter: i think mighty is such a good word. it has been unbelievable the enormity of the people turning out here at barclays center. this is called black women matter, a tribute to breonna taylor, who did not live to see her 27th birthday. it's been going on for about an hour and a half. no sign of anybody leaving even though it is after curfew. one of the speakers said the reason so many people turned out in the middle of the pandemic is because there's been a pandemic going on for 400 years. it's called racism. and then a young woman sang the famous sam hook song, it's been a long time coming, but change is going to come. except he wrote that song in 1964, and if there's a theme among the three different rallies i've been to today, the four different marches, it's people saying, we're tired of politicians

have been grieved and horrified by the killing of three african-american citizens georgia and louisville kentucky and george floyd and many others that in each situation investigationshe and reviews are ongoing and in kentucky and that local authorities are investigating and the fbi is involved in the attorney general is committed to take any necessary action. we need the truth and swiftsw justice under law. here is something that requires no investigation. in no world whatsoever sure arresting a man involve the police officer putting any on the man's neck until he says he cannot breathe and then go enlent. to me to millions of outraged americans this does not look like to be isolated incidents it looks like the latest chapter of our struggle to make equal justice and equal protection of the law and a fact of life for all americans whether that contingency is sometimes depends on the. color of your skin. obviously the struggle remains incomplete i have spent decades in the senate not only as an advocate for civil rights but as a first amendment purist so i fully defend citizens constitutional rig

in georgia breanna taylor in my hometown of louisville kentucky and george floyd in minneapolis. each disturbing situation, there reviews are ongoing. in kentucky and whether local authorities are investigating i am glad the fbi is involved. i am our attorney general is committed to taking any necessary action. we need the truth, many swift justice. under law. here is something that requires no investigation. and no world whatsoever should arresting a man for an alleged infection involving a private police officer putting any on a man's neck for nine minutes while he cries out to canterbury, and then go south. to a great many americans, these disturbing events, do not look like three isolated incidents. they look more like the latest chapter in our national struggle to make equal justice and equal protection the law. the facts of life for all americans. rather than contingencies that sometimes depend on the color of one's skin. obviously the struggle remains incomplete. i spent decades in the senate not only is an activist of the civil rights but the first amendment purest. so i

i'm john hendren in louisville kentucky where police gunned down brianna taylor in her own bed we'll have our conversation with her mother coming up . and in sport a little pool within touching distance of winning their 1st english premier league title in 30 years details coming up later on the news hour. when the covert 900 pound demick hit iran and. a filmmaker cut the drift from his crew to began documenting life under lockdown a made ongoing international sanctions. and intimate portrayal of isolation in one of the world's least understood countries coronavirus locked down iran people in power on a. his country's begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few days. in front of the camera and many fear the economy is be prioritised about for human life until fall of people getting apartments and out here because i can put it like you face if we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus fund any special coverage on a. short . oh. welcome back let's recap your top stories for you so far this hour australia'

cal perry is in louisville, kentucky. boy, it is a different scene than it was a week ago., i haven't seen you in -- i hadn't seen you in person for a few months, and then i ran into you in the streets of new york the other night. what's it looking like tonight? >> reporter: i think mighty is such a good word. it has been unbelievable the enormity of the people turning out here at barclays center. this is called black women matter, a tribute to breonna taylor, who did not live to see her 27th birthday. it's been going on for about an hour and a half. no sign of anybody leaving even though it is after curfew. one of the speakers said the reason so many people turned out in the middle of the pandemic is because there's been a pandemic going on for 400 years. it's called racism. and then a young woman sang the famous sam hook song, it's been a long time coming, but change is going to come. except he wrote that song in 1964, and if there's a theme among the three different rallies i've been to today, the four different marches, it's people saying, we're tired of politicians say

killings of three african-american citizens, in georgia, breonna taylor in my hometown of louisville, kentucky, and george floyd in minneapolis. in each disturbing situation investigations and reviews are ongoing, attack and clad the the local authorities are investigating, i'm glad the fbi is involved. i'm glad our attorney general has committed to take any necessary action. we need the truth and we need swift justice under law. but is something that requires no investigation. in no world whatsoever should arresting a man for alleged minor infraction involved a his needficer putting on a man's neck for nine minutes while he cries oute i can't breathe, and then goes silent. to me, to a great many of my fellow kentuckians and to millions of outraged americans, these disturbing events do not look like three isolated incidents. they look more like the latest chapter in our national struggle to make equal justice and equal protection of the law and the facts of life for all americans, rather than continue to see sometimes event on the color of one's skin. obviously, the struggle remains incomplete

least one person has been shot dead and another injured at an anti police brutality protests in louisville kentucky media reports say a man opened fire into the crowd protesters had gathered to demonstrate against the police killing a briana taylor a 26 year old black woman earlier this year while. french police have arrested 6 people for the theft of a banksy artwork honoring victims of the 2015 paris terror attacks there mural painted on an emergency door of the concert hall was recovered in italy 2 weeks ago . early results indicate iceland president good new johanson is heading for a good landslide reelection victory the popular incumbent ran against a right wing challenger with manure franklin lonesome the coronavirus was not seen as a major issue as iceland has only been mildly affected. another country heading to the polls is poland which is holding its 1st round of presidential elections on sunday national conservative incumbent. is the front runner facing 10 other candidates but wausau may or ruffo trust coffee is the center right main opposition party has been rising in the polls promisin

least one person has been shot dead and another injured at an anti police brutality protest in louisville kentucky media reports say a man opened fire into the crowd protesters had gathered to demonstrate against the police killing of brianna taylor a 26 year old black woman earlier this year. well there's growing alarm in the u.s. as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases tops 2500000 that's according to johns hopkins university the state of florida has reported a record daily increase of nearly 10000 new cases and 4 other states are also reporting record spikes infections are surging in a handful of southern and western states that made an aggressive push to lift lockdowns. florida is reeling from coronavirus cases but the state's famous beaches have been full in recent days leading miami mayor carlos gomez to shut his city's shores to the public as we continue to see more covert 1000 positive test results among young adults and rising hospitalizations i've decided that the only prudent thing to do is to crack down on recreational activities that put our community at higher risk. critics say

least one person has been shot dead and another injured add in police brutality protests in louisville kentucky media reports say a man opened fire into the crowd protesters had gathered to demonstrate against the police killing of briana taylor 26 year old black woman earlier this year. poland is holding the 1st round of presidential elections today voters there are heading to the polls to select a new president for a 5 year term national conservative incumbent duda is the front runner facing 10 other candidates but also in their rafael chess coffs of the center right main opposition party has been rising in the polls promising to end what he calls poland's isolation from the e.u. the contest is being seen as a clash of values and has pushed the rights to the top of the political agenda. in southern poland is one of many small towns that president is visiting during his election campaign family tradition religion those are the issues and values he hopes will win over voters in this speech he warns that what he calls l g b t ideology will undermine the traditional family and above all twist chi

and demand we shift to a space t where our communities are safe protected.le, >> we'll go to louisville, kentucky, democratic caller. you're on the air. go ahead. joh >>. >> i wanted to agree with mr. ug johns.he r but i wanted to dissect to what happened with brooks. when they were handcuffing him,h he realized he may die. that man was fighting for his life.police o his adrenaline was pumping so hard because he was on the ground. the other one before he ran, he was a black man fighting for his life. so he was fighting with everything he could. when he ran, he realized he was running for his life. if you remember, everything was calm. so they wanted to handcuff him. it was fight or flight. he knew he had just saw two weeks ago an african-american in police custody that was killed.l also all these policemen that want to quit if they can't have. qualified immununity, please qu. we don't need you. that's the issue. they think they are above the law and they are not.here they are here to serve us. i use tods train my children. if anything was happening, if they were in a place of danger, the first th

she was shot to death in louisville kentucky and marge.s is live images where the police department is filled with thousands of people outside and they are also calling attention to the shooting death of any people over the last few years and pleading sean mana rosa in vallejo police they want to see an end to police brutality. >> the mayor and the city supervisor want to redirect funds from the police department to the cities african-american community. they say they will work with the human rights commission to determine how much money would be required. the police officers unit they say taking money from law enforcement could impact public safety. you are watching ktvu fox2 news at 6:30. >>> president trump says it might not sound like a good out, idea when you need an officer's help . >> reporter: momentum is growing with two weeks of protesters calling for racial equality. tensions with law enforcement remain high. >> andrew cuomo acting to this video of two suspended buffalo police officers shoving a 75- year-old man to the ground la

. >>> coming upping everybody, the city council in louisville, kentucky, unanimously passes a law on breonna taylor, an emt who died at a raid at her apartment. >>> and a rally. we're going to check on the weather when we come back. weather when we come back. around here, nobody ever does it. i didn't do it. so when i heard they added ultra oxi to the cleaning power of tide, it was just what we needed. dad? i didn't do it. #1 stain and odor fighter, #1 trusted. it's got to be tide. (bbut it's even nicer knowing atthat if this happens...ice it is to save on your auto policy. ...or this.... ...or even this... ...we've seen and covered it. so, get a quote today. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ less oral steroids. taking my treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if

it has been 17 days since minneapolis police murdered george floyd, 90 days since police in louisville kentucky killedur brown a tailor who would have turned 27 just days ago and 109 days since ahmad arbery was killed by armed white residents in south georgia. these are just some of the most recent examples of the senseless repeated killings of black people in our communities including by m police in that he led to massive outpourings of anger and grief that we have seen on display across the country. the protests are not only about the unjust tragedies, they are also about sandra bland, mike round, i.t. auntie anna jefferson, walter scott, orlando costello, i anna stanley jones, tamir rice, as well as manny ellis, and shea taylor from my home state of washington. the countless people, black people and people of color the vast majority whose names we don't know whose lives have been unfairly taken. even more important these protests are driven by people including many young people who aree justifiably sick and tired of the systemic racism behind those killings that is deeply woven throughout th