utd versus sheffield united and man city versus newcastle are the other two games.ld be at the request of local police forces. bournemouth‘s simon francis is however against netural venues. i think the boys will be covetable in those whom surroundings, being able to sleep on their own business top it might sound silly to some people but that is a comfort that players need at times, sometimes you can get out on away games. it obviously plays a part in away matches as well so i think the whole advantage will benefit us and other teams. really, ido advantage will benefit us and other teams. really, i do not think we will know until we go into those fixtures. well, there are 92 games to play with the season set to end in the peak of summer on july the 25th. brighton's glenn murray thinks that could change the feel of the rest of the season. it'll change with out fans in the stadium. i think there will be less pressure on players, especially at the home players. i'm sure they hate will play a factor, we are used to seeing a fast paced premier league, it might be a little

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man city will be taking on arsenal.n principle, an agreement has been taken to play the full weekend, but a final decision has yet to be made. >> what they have decided is they will complete the two games still in hand. at the moment, it looks like they will start with aston and sheffield united and manchester city against arsenal. that would bring all the teams level to 29 games played. this comes just a day after the clubs approved contact training to begin. that will enable the clubs to have around three weeks of contact training before the matches resume. there have been 12 positive test among premier league players from around 2750 tests. host: i will be back with the next edition of "outse source" shortly. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. out business has been people and their financial well being. that mission gives us purpose and a way forward. today and always. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler f

for a second night, police and protestors clashed in the city of minneapolis, after an unarmed black mand by the police. shops were looted and buildings set on fire. mobile phone footage of the arrest of george floyd shows him handcuffed and pleading for air, saying "i can't breathe" as a white policeman kneels on his neck. george floyd eventually lost consciousness, and was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead. four policemen were dismissed from the department on tuesday. in the next edition of outside source, we'll be speaking to the lawyer representing mr floyd's family. parts of east and central africa have been suffering the worst desert locust infestation for 70 years, threatening the food supply for millions of people. and now there are concerns that more locusts are due to hatch injune. this is when crops have to be harvested. ethiopia, kenya and somalia are among the worst hit by the locust plagues. these pictures were taken in kenya earlier this month. some farmers are being trained to use motorised sprayers to contain them. however, coronavirus restrictions and sever

utd vs sheffield utd and man city vs newcastle are the other two games. forces. neil atkinson from the anfield rap feels football fans should be trusted to adhere to governement guidelines. i think that the vast majority of people whether they support liverpool or manchester united or anyone else, firstly, they have adhered to the lockdown and the guidelines as people so far. so we end up in the situation where now, when those people become football supporters and newcomers there is an expectation that behaviour will be different. the lockdown in general has been liberalised, so right now, football supporters would be held to a higher standard than the average person who is going about their day to day business. the leicester manager brendan rodgers has revealed he contracted coronavirus back in march — the second premier league manager to confirm he's had it. speaking to the bbc, he said it left him struggling to walk after developing symptoms a week after the top flight was suspended. i really struggled, then we got to that, my wife was the same as well

it will start in 3 weeks on june 17 with current champions man city taking on arsenal and aston villa but a final decision is still to be made. miguel delaney, the chief football writer for london‘s independent newspaper, outlined the re—start plan. the first two games are the games in hand before the full restart on the 19th will be a friday evening game. 0n the evidence in germany which has been influential on this i think it will work and it is amazing when it came to the boat today to get back to playing by those familiar with the process, it was a natural decision and that is in such a contrast to the situation a few weeks ago where it was so much debate. and now it all seems to be going so smoothly. what happens when a squad member at tests positive before it began, with the game be put off? this is one of the issues that came up is one of the issues that came up in discussions last week particularly with players with m essa 9 es particularly with players with messages and concerns. it is to show the sophistication of the approach and to have constant texting and if anyone tests

city burns with rage on to the death of an unarmed black man. rios president is accused of inflaming the unrest to try to hide his message to just the looters who could be shot. i mean this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up china warns the u.s. again to fearing in hong kong ahead of a likely announcement by president trump against its controversial security law. help for $2000000.00 of spain's poorest hit hard by the pandemic the government approves a plan for minimum income. without donald trump is being accused of glorifying violence in inflaming racially charged protests across the u.s. the president has tweeted that when the looting starts the shooting starts referring to the city of minneapolis where the national guard has been called in after days of demonstrations following the death of an unarmed black man for targeting begins our coverage. riot police in minneapolis ready to confront a community that fails it's been betrayed national guard soldiers have also arrived in the city requested by a man who's under pressure to bring

empty stadiums — the premier league season will re—start onjune 17th with two fixtures including man citye and after ten weeks of clapping our carers — the woman who came up with the idea suggests tonight should be the last round of applause. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news... fewer scrums, shorter rucks — just some of the ideas from world rugby, as the sport works out how it can possibly restart amid coronavirus. good evening. lockdown restrictions are being eased again right across the uk over the next few days — with groups of people — from different households finally being allowed to meet in each other‘s gardens or in public spaces. for millions it will be the first time they have been able to meet up with theirfamilies in more than two months. in england the changes come into effect on monday. up to six people will be able to meet but you'll have to be outdoors and stay two metres apart. meanwhile, today durham police issued a statement saying the prime minister's chief adviser dominic cummings might have broken lockdown rules when he drove to barnard castle. they described i

cities over the death of an unarmed black man at the hands of knowing for some it is the highest coronavirus death toll in the world more than a 100000 people have died in the u.s. but businesses are reopening across the country and an unusual discovery outside mexico's capital archaeologist dig up one of the most famous moments of the ice age . thank you very much for joining us protesters in hong kong are calling for international intervention to stop a set of laws being imposed by beijing which they say will take away the territory streatham and autonomy later this hour china's congress is set to take another step towards imposing a set of security laws bypassing hong kong. critics say it's yet another example of beijing seizing control the u.s. secretary of state michael impale is recommending to congress that hong kong special economic status be revoked if that happens it could jeopardize hong kong status as a global financial hub meanwhile pro-democracy politicians have interrupted hong kong's legislature as it moves closer to passing another controversial bill 3 legislatures were kick

your diary — the premier league season will re—start on the 17th ofjune with two fixtures including man cityoming up on bbc news... fewer scrums, shorter rucks, just some of the ideas from world rugby, as the sport works out how it can possibly restart amid coronavirus. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. in the last hour, the prime minister has outlined the latest stage in the easing of the coronavirus lockdown in england. speaking at the daily downing street briefing, borisjohnson said the partial relaxation was possible because there had been a "sustained and consistent" fall in the daily death rate. earlier in the day, first minister nicola sturgeon outlined the first phase in easing scotland's lockdown. we'll have more on that later. in england, the changes come into effect on monday. up to six people will be able to meet — that could be in your back garden or the local park. you'll still have to stay two metres apart — and remember, it's got to be outdoors. meanwhile, durham police have issued a statement saying the prime minister's chief adviser, dominic cummings, might h

minneapolis is a city on fire and outpouring of rage over the death of a black man at the hands of police this auto parts store is one of several businesses in the city that was sit ablaze by angry protesters. elsewhere there was vandalism looting and clashes between demonstrators and riot police. in the minneapolis police department has praised its offices for showing restraint in their response. you know our officers. did not do not intake and i have people you know our officers were there they were present and reactionary and i will tell you that. it's amazing the amount of restraint. by. all of law enforcement out there america that it's the police's response in this incident that sparked the protests in this video taken by a bystander 46 year old george floyd is heard gasping for breath and pleading with a policeman who has his knee on his neck you. know. the officer derek children kept his knee on floyd's nick full several minutes even after he stopped speaking and moving floyd was pronounced dead at a hospital 90 minutes off to this encounter the lawyer representing his family says

states have fired tear gas at protesters calling for justice over the death of an unarmed black man in the city of minnesota while he was in police custody there was widespread outrage when a video emerged showing an officer pinning a man identified as george for it to the ground using his name and those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next it's a stream. one day i might be covering politics mitterrand the next time i get up micro tossing from serbia the hungry what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. here at al-jazeera we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. any and you are in the stream home edition welcome to my diet in britain table now today we are talking about people with disabilities and the impact that the coronavirus is having on them i have an excellent lineup of guests so i am going to get them to introduce themselves that. i am sometimes director of disability rights at human rights watch. good to have you in the stream . all right. and disability ri

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city of minneapolis in a 3rd night of demonstrations over the death of a black man at the hands of police and the protests have spread to at least 5 major u.s. cities 7 people have been shot in louisville kentucky. where i'm fully bacteria watching al-jazeera live from our world headquarters in doha also coming up school openings delayed south korea rain poses some coronavirus restrictions after a spike in new cases pacing back at twitter as fact checks donald trump's executive order aims to remove some of the neagle protections given to social media companies . thank you very much for joining us 3 days of protests over the killing of an unarmed black man in the u.s. city of minneapolis have exploded into a new night of violence across the country the police station where the 4 officers involved in the arrests of george floyd worked has been set ablaze a large crowd began gathering outside the building a few hours ago and several other fires were late in the area and national guard has been called into the city and the man has declared a local state of emergency for 72 hours. there is a l

floyd's life a police officer kneeling on his neck that's driving the outrage floyd's family the city's man and national politicians are calling for the officer to be charged with murder we did see a murder on t.v. and it wasn't self-defense the f.b.i. is promising a thorough investigation but it could take weeks for a prosecutor to decide on criminal charges and people here are impatient francis i am pleading i am pleading with individuals. to remain calm and to let us conduct this investigation president trump called the protesters thugs and suggested national guard soldiers shoot the looters he also took aim at the city's democratic man donald trump knows nothing about the strength of minneapolis we are strong as help is this a difficult time period yes but you better be damn sure that we're going to get through this. the protests in george floyd's name are only growing as more people in most cities feel justice in america is far from equal victoria gayton be out there well let's speak now to alison who is a journalist in minneapolis and allison you live in the city you've been out on th

concern about returning so soon even outside of germany sergey oh where oh a star player for man chester city he basically said i'm afraid you know because at the end of the day we're all human beings and there's one a bill is any one of contract in this deadly disease and worst of all the possibility of bringing it back to their families i'm sure you know is increasing their level of fear chris heinz or deb you support thank you ok. let's take a brief look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world in berlin hundreds of people have defied a ban on public gatherings to celebrate may the 1st traditionally a day of leftwing protest in the german capital crowd of mostly young people protesting conditions increases over crowded refugee camps as well as the german government's response to the crisis. thousands of extra police have been deployed to hong kong streets after protests call for demonstrations on labor day the pandemic has helped to quieten the chinese territories anti-government movement but protesters say they will return to the streets once the outbreak has sta

is investigating the death of a black man in police custody in the u.s. city of minneapolis demonstrators are demanding justice for the man just to warn you john hendren report contains images some people may find distressing. protesters gathered by the hundreds to mark the death of another unarmed black man in police custody it happened a day after an all too familiar american seen with a black man pleads for help is he struggles to bring what he wants to bring. these are the images on a minneapolis street the man cries out in pain a policeman's knee on his neck. no. i. never. even heard of. george floyd accused of check forgery is pressed down his face bloody splinter groups when they do. anything or. bystanders plead with the officers was it was like he later died in police custody it is the latest incident of a deadly confrontation between a white police officer and a black man captured on video yonder would really feel better if you just really feel damn near broke the city's police chief says he sped a sleepless night deciding what to do then fired the 4

man. the city today releasing the disgraced officers' names. chauvin is the officer with his knee on floyd. the mayor calling for him to be charged with a crime. >> if you had done it or i had done it, we would be behind bars right now. >> and i look forward to asking the jury just to watch and stopwatch for nine minutes, in silence, and think about not being able to have sustained breath for those nine minutes. how is that not murder? >> reporter: it was just six years ago when those words -- >> i can't breathe, i can't breathe. >> reporter: a plea from garner on the streets of new york turned into a rallying cry. but for gwen carr, they're the last words she'll hear from her son. when you see this scene of george floyd going through what he went through, what popped into your mind? >> it just brought back horrible memories of the day that i found out that my son eric was murdered. i can feel their pain. i know what they're going through. >> reporter: you said you can't bring yourself to watch the video of george floyd. >> no, i can't. >> repo

tonight in the united states, a city in pain and protest following the death of an unarmed black man police custody. the city of minneapolis has seen a second day of demonstrations and looting. protesters say they are angry over the death of george floyd. he died shortly after police arrested him on monday. also coming up, condemnation of china after it approves a new security law in hong kong. the decision likely to further inflame tensions in the territory where protests have escalated this week. and the agony of the airlines -- easyjet cutting 4500 jobs as a third of -- and a third of its workforce and it's not the only carrier suffering in the coronavirus pandemic. and the jury is still out on whether it works, but some south african fafarmers say wormwood helped againstst the spanish fla centurury ago and they s say itn hehelp eat the coronavirus toda. -- help beat the coronavirus today. i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs and in the u.s. and 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

man detained by police. a police station has been set on fire in the us city of minneapolis, and tear gas and rubber bullets that we stand by. george floyd died after being handcuffed and pinned to the ground by a white police officer who put his knee on mr floyd‘s neck and held it there, as he pleaded for air. as the minutes pass, he stopped speaking. then he stops moving. the four officers involved in the arrest have since been sacked, but there are growing calls for them to face criminal charges. the longer officials delay pressing charges, the more the anger here seems to grow. earlier, in an ultimately futile attempt to defuse the tension, the local police chief issued a public apology. i know that there is currently a deficit of hope in our city and as i wear this uniform before you, i know that this department has contributed to that deficit of hope, but i will not allow to continue to increase that deficit by re—traumatising those folks in our community. protests over george floyd‘s death have spread to other cities, putting race relations firmly on the political agenda — but as this country‘s racial

protesters set fire to a police station in the us city of minneapolis in a 3rd night of demonstrations over the death of a black man at the hands of police and the protests have spread to at least 5 major u.s. cities 7 people have been shot in louisville kentucky. where i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from our world headquarters in doha also coming up school openings still a.

3rd night of protests over the death of an unarmed black man at the hands of police they were asked national guard has been called into the city and the man has declared a local state of emergency for 72 hours the protests are spreading across the u.s. at least 7 people were shot in louisville kentucky where crowds turned out to demand justice for brianna taylor a black woman fatally shot by police in her home in march and the u.s. president has tweeted about the protests saying his her bed to the federal government assumed control trump wrote when the looting starts the shooting starts twitter has hidden that tweet behind a warning saying it violated its rules about glorifying violence. other news now and sudan has accused the ethiopian army of backing militias crossing into sudanese territory and raiding farmland and resources both sides are now holding talks in sudan's capital khartoum a sudanese army spokesman says ethiopian fighters rishi eastern bank of the. river aiming to reroute the flow of water sudan's military says one of its officers was killed and 6 others soldiers wounded in fighting during the incursion let's b

>> shannon: it is the old story of boy meets girl, but this time quarantine style, the new york city man chronicling how he asked out a neighbor on a date while adhering to st shannon: the old story of boy meets girl but this time quarantine style, new york city man chronicling how he creatively asked our neighbor on a date while strictly going to stay-at-home guidelines. he sent is the number over via drone and she called. lauren blanchard takes a closer look at dating during a pandemic. >> singles are replacing barstools for virtual dates on their couch. the developer of dating apps hinge, just macleod said they have seen an uptick in >> they are converting to virtual dates almost as often as they were converting to real live dates. >> reporter: we talked to singles from around the country to see how it has been going. doctor nicole furey who works with kim jong un for patients is the date give her mental break. >> i didn't have a way to decompress my days i downloaded bumble and started swiping on bumble so much i think i got couple to when my hands. >> reporter: they actually like a

a 3 month shutdown due to coronavirus. 3 days of protests over the killing of unarmed black man in the us city of minneapolis has exploded into a new night of violence an entire police precinct has now been set ablaze a large crowd of people targeted the building in minneapolis in the 3rd straight day of violent demonstrations there demanding justice over the death of black man george floyd who died in the city while in police custody on monday video showed him gasping for air while being pinned to the ground by police officers need. this was the scene earlier on not far from the police station several buildings were on file including a large stall the national guard is now being called into the city of the matter is declared a local emergency for 72 hours on wednesday night stores were looted and buildings will set alight john hendren has more on the growing protests. with looters raiding stores. some shopkeepers are taking up arms to protect your store the fuel for your timid rising rage in the streets of minnesota. just in minneapolis have swelled over the death of george floyd seen on vide

i'm anthony howard welcome one of the police officers involved in the death of a black man in the u.s. city of minneapolis has been charged with murder and eyewitness video caught the white office a kneeling on george floyd's nick as he was being detained after 3 knots of unrest the mayor has declared a curfew which has just come into place around 500 national guard troops are standing by to help place in force of that as protests have now spread to cities across the usa. but 1st to minneapolis where we joined correspondent stephanie stephan the curfew has now come into place still people on the streets where you are. yeah the curfew is in effect but there is something really wondrous happened i have to tell you you see the area behind me that was protected and sealed off by the national guard and state troopers for all day now after announcing the a loudspeaker is that anybody who is still on the streets here all protesters are in violation of a curfew and will be arrested. the national guard as well as the police just moved back just gave up the entire street again to the protesters they'

the 1st step to restarting the season but one of the star players believes is still some way off man city is raheem sterling has been chatting to women's world cup winner megan rypien oh you come back in with one an hour weeks too because you need a full set yet or. go back and see if you're going to go back into competition where it's not your playbook. you know who's going to help. you do need. meanwhile all spanish clubs are now allowed to train in groups again these are shots of real betis taking advantage of the new season restrictions earlier on monday the league is still has not confirmed a restart date though roger is going to tell us no longer that he hasn't actually heard all kinds of different theories we hope to restart the league from june the 12th but it will be up to health authorities to tell us when we can get going again . chelsea player callum hudson dorie has been arrested in london after placed responded to reports of an unwell woman he was taken into custody on sunday morning and then bail to return to a police station in mid june 1000 year old hudson a joy was the 1

and how it welcomes of program one of the police officers involved in the death of a black man in the u.s. city of minneapolis has been charged with murder and eyewitness video caught the white officer kneeling on george floyd's nick as he was being to tight to 3 knots of the mayor has declared a curfew and around 500 national guard troops standing by in protest of now spread to cities right across the u.s. that mr floyd has left minneapolis really. smoke rises from building set ablaze during minneapolis' long this not of unrest yet the place in the national got a now out on the streets in force to keep the protest from flaring up again it was alleged police misconduct that brought people out onto the straights but outrage at police overreach did not stop offices scattering of from arresting a c.n.n. crew reporting from the saying and so we walked away. i'm sorry ok you know moderates are why our parts long is being arrested the crew related relay style last night the play station where the office is involved in floyd george's death worked was set on fire. this video is what spock and rests not

are comparing george floyd's death to the case of eric gardner who was an unarmed black man who died in new york city after being placed in a police choke hold. of course, will continue to monitor the situation in minneapolis throughout the morning. also about an hour ago, the city of minneapolis' twitter page, their official page, says there's unconfirmed reports of a gas line being cut as well as other explosives in the third precinct and asking if you or anyone you know is in the area to please leave just in case the building does explode. and following that tweet, the mayor, mayor frey tweeted saying they are working with the departments to deliver resources to the city and he said, "we need to work together to ensure the safety of our friends, family, minneapolis residents, and working together means clearing the area." i'm ashley strohmeyer in new york. we will send you back to regular programming, which is "the ingraham angle." w >> i'm asking the attorney general, fbi, and attorney general to take a very strong look.we that was a very bad thing that i saw. >> let me be really clear here. no o

that would be two matches on the same night, man city and arsenal and also sheffield united away at astonne the 19th the first full weekend of games. clu bs a re the first full weekend of games. clubs are aiming for the season to end onjuly clubs are aiming for the season to end on july the clubs are aiming for the season to end onjuly the 25th if all goes well. there are 92 games to go overall, all live on tv with four on the bbc for the first time ever. the first time top—flight matches will be on the bbc since the late 80s, the first ever in the premier league, and barring a few high profile games, most will take place at home and away grounds rather than neutral venues. last night i spoke after the first full day of contact training for premier league players, yes, tackling was back, to the brighton striker glenn murray. you may recall a few weeks ago he had concerns, speaking those concerns about half premier league players about half premier league players about how and one football could come back. but is he feeling differently now? now all the players are back in and are back trai

cities across the u.s. calling for justice over the death of a black man during an arrest in the city of minneapolis a policeman has been charged in the murder of george floyd but that is not well the anger minneapolis has gone just past 10 and a curfew came into effect just over an hour ago or testers there showing no signs of abiding by ignoring threats of jail time or fine the mayor of minneapolis ordered a curfew after 3 days of protests which have seen buildings burned and looted. and this was the scene in brooklyn to your protesters chanting no justice no peace and a standoff with police outside a stadium there earlier demonstrations were also held around the new york supreme court and these are the scenes in los angeles a short while ago where it's a little after 8 in the evening protesters have blocked a freeway stopping traffic and earlier the white house was briefly locked down as crowds of protesters gathered outside police eventually broke up the large group hundreds also march through the streets of washington d.c. let's go to john hendren al jazeera john hendren is live for us at the scene in minn

city burns with rage after the death of an unarmed black man. president trump weighs in on the unrest but twitter blocked his tweet which suggests police could shoot looters. china warns the united states against interfering in hong kong head of a likely announcement by president trump against its controversial security. help for $2000000.00 of spain's poorest hit hard by the pandemic the government approves a plan for a minimum income. and inspire u.k. police want some premier league games to be played at neutral venue when the season restarts police claim is part of an effort to stop fans gathering outside stadiums during matches. so then donald trump is being accused of glorifying violence and inflaming racially charged protests across the united states the president has tweeted that when the looting starts the shooting starts he is referring to the city of minneapolis where the national guard has been called in after days of demonstrations following the death of an armed black man who tore a gate and begins our coverage. riot police in minne

a concern about returning so soon even outside of germany sergey oh where oh star player for man chester city he basically said i'm afraid you know because at the end of the day we're all human beings and there's one a bill is any one of contract in this deadly disease and worst of all the possibility of bringing it back to their families i'm sure you know is increasing their level of fear chris heinz or did you support thank you ok. and one group particularly affected by the covered 1000 pound him his health workers as well as physical exhaustion doctors nurses and cabinets also have to deal with the emotional strain of seeing so many people die some will service their own lives because of a lack of personal protective equipment or they w. has been looking at the difficulties facing community health workers in india who suddenly find themselves on the front line of the battle against confit 90. every morning this is how dodging the debris gets ready to vote. or she has to protect herself in skull and home washed much as she was it's homes in her neighborhood to check system to medical know b

next violent protests over the death of a black man in police custody rocked u. s. city of minneapolis for a second night in a row the city man has asked the government to take the match god. the angles of the death of. george floor. i'm david okay. it's going viral. a police officer kneeling on his neck as he is handcuffed on the ground gasping i can't breathe. frustration and anger boil over in minneapolis as protesters turned violent. their outrage that yet another black man has died while in police custody this video shows george floyd gasping for air while police officer kneels on his neck pinnining him to ththe ground fd says repeatedly that he can't breathe he was taken to the hospital w where he was pronounced dead a short time later this happened on monday. three months did fire and looted stories leaving a destructive wake. sure we've had we had a number of fires said we've got a good deal a good amount of being there about a model leaving actually- and- and would just widespread. civil disobedience and- it's unfortunate. and social media minneapolis mayor jaco

one redwood city man is an on board. >> it's a ghost town. what's the point of closing off the street that nobody is on. >> the city concern is that closing streets will cause traffic and other areas. >> while it's true that they might not have been busy streets but taking advantage of taking the streets, they are not diverting traffic on other side streets. officials say they just want people to enjoy the outdoors safely. >> they want people to take advantage and we can provide it as a resource. >> >>> turning 95 is something to celebrate. victoria moore turned 30 turns the time - - turns 95 tomorrow. they are holding a drive by parade a party on her front lawn and very special guest. she will receive flowers and candy and rolls of toilet paper, clorox wipes and paper towels. the family wanted to give her a party at a race at a restaurant but the stay-at-home orders prevented that this year. >> today is my mother's 95th birthday and we decided to have a drive by parade for her. because we couldn't do anything else. when she was 90 we gave her

people are gathering for the place over the death of george floyd, handcuffed black man who died in police custody. the city is under a state of emergency at this hour. these pictures explain why. this is the third consecutive night of an arrest in minneapolis and it has spread prompting the mayor and the governor of minnesota to help her help from the national guard. it is not just minnesota feeling the heat from this. throughout the day, the scenes in new york, denver and chicago.

man. for five minutes. bears an eerie resemblance toy 2014 incident in near city when other black man, eric garner, says his i cannot breathe. after officers were cleared, the case led to protests across the u.s. police say george floyd had been resisting arrest. bystanders said the force was clearly excessive. when it comes to excessive force in the u.s., the pendulum has increasingly swung away from police and toward the alleged victim. officer jason van dyke is serving a seven year prison term for this 2014 shooting in chicago. now, protesters have printed new signs with the same familiar words, i cannot breathe. says it bags an immediate cease-fire and talks to form a governing body in libya. that is after the u.s. accused moscow of deploying more fighter jets to topple the u.s. recognized government in tripoli. a reporter in tripoli says it appears russia is still feeling the conflict. >> on the libyan side, if the speaker of the parliament is calling for a political solution, but on the ground, they are waging a big battle. they know the death is huge, including civilians. on the russian level, it is

city of minneapolis in a 3rd night of protests over the death of an unarmed black man george for he died after a policeman knelt on his neck during a rest the u.s. national guard has been called into the city and the mayor has declared a local state of emergency for 72 hours a president has tweeted about the protest saying his repair the federal government to assume control and trump gross that when the looting starts the shooting sonce will twitter as frogs that tweet saying it violates its rules about glorifying violence minneapolis is marriage a code for a pushback against saying the city and its leadership were far from weak donald trump knows nothing about the strength of minneapolis we are strong as hell is this a difficult time period yes but you better be damn sure that we're going to get through this. while the protests are spreading across the u.s. at least 7 people were shot in louisville kentucky where crowds turned out to demand justice for a buy on a tailor a black woman fatally shot by police in her home back in march in other news the reopening of hundreds of south korean

condolences the city's mayor calls the death unacceptable being black in america should not be a death sentence for 5 minutes we watched as a white officer pressed his knee into the neck of a black man for 5 minutes. the scene bears an eerie resemblance to a 2014 incident in new york city where another black man eric garner says his last words to the police officers restraining him i can't breathe after officers were cleared the guard case led to protests across the us police say george floyd had been resisting arrest bystanders said the force was clearly excessive and when it comes to excessive force in the us the pendulum has increasingly swung away from police in toward the alleged victim officer jason van dyke is now serving a 7 year prison term for this 2014 shooting in chicago with luke kwan mcdonald each week animals battle black law once again demonstrators massed as they've done after similar incidents in new york chicago baltimore and ferguson missouri to demand justice for african-americans across the u.s. and for the police at whose hands george floyd died john hendren al-jazeera chicago . there are reports of injuries after a roadside bomb exploded in syria's italy prov

various rights and freedoms enjoyed by people will continue to be there the death of a black man in the us city of minneapolis is under f.b.i. investigation after a video emerged of a white police officer kneeling on his neck so the video shot by a bystander showed him pleading that he could not breathe for several minutes before he stopped moving police say officers were called to investigate reports of a robbery on monday evening they said a man believed to be in his forty's matched the description of a suspect but resisted arrest it's drawing comparisons to the death of eric garner in new york after police placed him in a chokehold what we saw was horrible. completely and utterly messed up this man's life matters he matters he was someone's son someone's family member. was someone's friend. meanwhile a verbal dispute between a white woman walking her dog and a black man who was birdwatching in new york's central park has also drawn criticism please called i'm going to tell them there's an african-american man threatening my life. so that confrontation began early on monday morning when chris