and the wolves host man city later.m in 2018. their playing live tonight on bbc in the fa cup. there will be a small crowd at tonight's fa cup match between essex—based hashtag united and cambridshire's soham town rangers. joining us is hashtag united ceo & founder spencer owen. thank you so very much for speaking to us. what an incredible story. why did you want to start a youtube team? it is an unbelievable story that i set the compass myself is real. i am a youtube or by trade, doing it over a decade. after making a lot of football videos on my channel, i wanted to start recording myself playing football. we quickly outgrew me. i don't play on the team any more. after two years are having fun going around the world are to different countries and having an amazing fan bases we joined in non—league. amazing fan bases we joined in non-league. you are not playing. tell me a little about some your players because apparently your captain is out injured. guess what that we have two lads who still play from the very beginnin

were wearing safety harnesses to the south bay now san jose's casino scene is heading outdoors man city's allowing its 2 casinos to resume games. >>since being forced to shut down due to covid-19 they want to one and matrix are going to have to move their card games outside but they say it's a gamble worth taking as the closure has cost them millions of dollars. dealers will have to follow health orders such as wearing a mask and sanitizing cards. no hard opening date has been set yet as the casinos have to be inspected by health and gaming regulators, but matrix does hope to open outdoor gambling as soon as the end of this week. all rights don't have a gust of wind flow, the cards away right. >>that wraps up kron 4 news at 5, but the news at 6 is next that now infamous salon owner is speaking out tonight and pushing back. >>someone who breaks a rule to feed themselves or their children. it's very different from mrs. pelosi who supports rules that even she acknowledges by her actions are not necessarily to ensure safety. >>at times tearful the owner of the salon explaining her side of the

have come out the royce in a rounded up his debut by scoring on the council is transferred from a man city already looks like money well spent. and today for breaking records was complete when jamal lewis eola crashed home by ends 8 of the 17 year old became science youngest ever been dismayed at the old school rap truly this was the perfect way to start the season. the game is so one sided senay in our brain could have been a. bit doubtful anyone it shall couple see the funny side of things the defeat was their biggest in the league since the 19 sixties and well even teams like barcelona come unstuck against by and this was a security miserable shall. be accomplished to your god a proper thrashing. we have to put up behind us and move on into a victory. for the champions questions about their dominance and what it means for the league will start even earlier than usual this season they've now won dutchy and drawn one of their last 31 games in that kind of form some will wonder if any team can even win a point against. rather live and dusty is the winner of the best move of the match day c

terror he's visited the city even though officials had asked him to cancel fearing it could cause more anger connection has experienced days of sometimes violent protests after a black man was shot 7 times in the back by police officers the president has been highly critical of the city's democratic mayor leading to accusations that he's using racial unrest to campaign for november's election trump has also announced a wave of new funding for connection. we will provide $1000000.00 to the can osho law enforcement so that you have some extra money to go out and do what you have to do you took a rough it was a rough week to put it mildly and you've done it incredibly well i'm also providing nearly $4000000.00 to support these small businesses that i talk about today that got burned up burned. and we're going to be providing over $42000000.00 to support public safety statewide including direct support for law enforcement and funding for additional prosecutors to punish criminals and resources to provide services to victims of crime the french president says he's had commitments from lebanon's leaders that there will be reform his visit to beirut comes as police fired tear

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if you look at man city yesterday, paying £65 million for a player, that would run league 2 for a seasonball. here in the national league, there has been even more anxiety. stockport county‘s players have been uncertain that the new season they have been training for will even begin. it affects not just the players, it is everyone around the football club, the local communities, it brings everyone together and, you know, that is what makes football so special. you take that away, you know, it is going to have such a detrimental effect. tonight, the national league received assurance from the government over a last—ditch support grant which should ensure that the season starts this weekend, but even at this level, the supporters that such clubs rely on will be missing. steeped in history, stockport county has been part of this community since 1883. but the new season will begin without any fans here. a major blow to both the club, but also the local economy. nearby businesses who used to benefit from match days are bracing themselves for further losses. it is a loss to everybody, because

remember veolia when they made the approach that this would be like man city and manchester united getting together. they have to convince ng, the french government and suez further down the line. >> thank you for making a complicated story easy to digest >>> the uk has reported more than 7,000 new covid cases in the last 24 hours. the highest number since the pandemic began the prime minister is set to give an outbreak later today tighter restrictions about households mixing. residents will not be able to meet people from other households in doors as infections continue to rise in the region >> the spanish government is set to provide new rules for areas with high infection rates. in madrid, the capital became the latest hot spot logging over 50,000 new cases in the past two weeks and could provide a breakthrough in the standoff between officials and the government over how best to respond. moving on to germany, fresh restrictions around public gatherings as the country reported more than 2,000 new cases over the past 24 hours announcing new measures, german chancellor also stressed they

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the city of commotion which has been wracked by violence following the police shooting of a black man city and state officials had urged him not to visit. lebanese police or fire tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters outside the parliament in the center of beirut became as the french president was visiting he's given politicians 8 weeks to deliver on reforms financial aid will be withheld. as schools of university students have been detained by police after marching through the capital of better roosts calling on president alexander lukashenko to resign. a mass coded 19 testing campaign is underway in hong kong but activists and some health workers are urging a boycott they're worried about the involvement of mainland chinese authorities and who might get hold of their data sarah clarke reports from hong kong. hong kong's chief executive was one of the 1st to take the crime of r.'s test alongside members of the government's executive council on day one of the city's universal screening program most of the community testing centers were fully booked as a city battles a 3rd wave of

people were killed and more than $200.00 were wounded the attack also died in the plast unix man declared the city would not be held ransom to criminals and he re-opened the festival just 12 hours after the attack. to discuss this more i'm joined in the studio by political correspondent hands on thanks for coming in germany's type of face is famously billed as the world's biggest beer festival and the at the attack 4 decades ago certainly isn't the 1st thing that springs to mind when people think of the type of face to how is this day being commemorated well 1st of all we have to say there is no october 1st this year because of the corona pandemic so the 2 days in visas that very large space in the center of new nick with us normally takes place. and that is where in fact the commemoration is taking place today there will be the german president of the local . regional state leader marcus it will be speaking and there will be a lot of survivors of this attack because for years after that there are still a number of people that are alive. and the important part is that the german president is in at

a manhunt is under way following the series of stabbings in birmingham city centre in which one man wasd and seven other people injured. west midlands police declared a major incident after officers were called to reports of a knife attack in the early hours of this morning, with further stabbings then reported. officers are treating the four incidents in constitution hill, livery street, irving street and hurst street as linked,

seven counts of attempted murder in connection with a series of stabbings in the city centre yesterday morning. the manelly oak area of the city at around 4am this morning. the attacks happened at four different locations across the city centre over 90 minutes in the early hours. phil mackie reports. it is 36 hours since the emergency services answered countless 999 calls from birmingham city centre. during little more than an hour and they have one person was killed, seven were injured. west midlands police have said they believed there had been a lone attacker and released this footage of the man they wanted to speak to. the first report came through at half past midnight from constitution hill where a man suffered superficial injuries. 20 minutes later in livery street a man and woman were attacked. he was critically injured, she was less seriously hurt. around ten to do a man was killed and another man seriously injured in irving street. the final attack was in her street just irving street. the final attack was in her streetjust after irving street. the final attack was in her street just after 2a

in the city for sure. but man makes lots of mistakes and this. led to and continues to lead to lots of injuries and that in cities themselves i'm optimistic at the end of feature we will have automated systems that create a safer and more pleasant city for already exists. how could a robot possibly be a better driver that was. joking aside how different intelligence does have some obvious advantages it never gets tired of distracted and it always keeps it cool i wish i could say the same about myself either way robot vehicles console the issue of in the city congestion on the all they need additional digital assists light software they can factor in my preferred mode of transportation for my current location and the time of day to find the quickest most efficient way to get where i'm going next but at the institute have teamed up with great minds across europe to develop just that. team as a smart navigation system for all. road users cars bikes buses and trucks it's a project that's designed to regulate the entire traffic and help everyone to rea

a manhunt is under way following the series of stabbings in birmingham city centre in which one man wasd seven other people injured. west midlands police declared a major incident after officers were called to reports of a knife attack in the early hours of this morning, with further stabbings then reported. officers are treating the four incidents in constitution hill, livery street, irving street and hurst street as linked, with the suspect thought to have moved from north to south. police say there is absolutely no suggestion that the stabbings were terror—related, and that the attacks appeared to be random. our correspondent sian lloyd sent this report from birmingham. a night of violence on the streets of birmingham. a man died, and have other people were injured. two are critically injured in hospital. 1a abilities were called to four different locations in the heart of the city centre. we have launched a murder enquiry. clearly, we are still in the early stages of that enquiry. but what i can say is that we are treating all four of those incidents as a linked series. four separat

city meeting about how the police department handled protests over the killing of george floyd. >> hours of video in question including this incident showing the officers view as they use force against a man during a scuffle. city leaders are going to vote on changes to the police conduct manual including minimum age that minors can be handcuffed. preventing officers from covering badges and no longer hiring recruits with tattoos linked to hate groups. >> coverage is part of the week long effort on race and social justice. we have the story. >> in san jose this afternoon top brass from the police department appear before city leaders to answer questions about handling of the george floyd protests this summer. ahead of the counsel meeting, police haed body cam footage available to the public. describing a dangerous scene. police also release an analysis of the response which originally drew criticism over the department use of tear gas, rubber bullets and other means to disperse the crowds that gathered downtown. well known community activist was among those arrested and accused of pointing a laser at a police helicopter. which he denies. >> they create a situation which is tense. which ca

china alerted the world health organization to a mysterious illness spreading in the city of 111 days later a 61 year old man in the city was the 1st to die now out 9 months on the ground of arse's claimed more than a 1000000 lives a milestone the head of the united nations has called mind numbing one in 5 of those deaths have been recorded in the u.s. the worst hit country it's seen more than 7000000 cases partly because it has the capacity to test and identify more than many other nations brazil has not reported more than 140000 deaths an 85000000 infections while 96000 people in india have succumbed out of more than 6000000 confirmed cases latin america is the worst affected region in the world with 9200000 confirmed coronavirus cases was being attributed to several factors including poor government measures inequality and a lack of health care resources he does in some nations most notably brazil and mexico a flatted public health guidelines and virus restrictions have been ineffective in many areas due to over crowded living conditions and informal employment on the kaleido is the executive director of

the police chief was supported by the city's man, although she said changes in the department were neededeen very challenging times for the city of rochester and the chief was not asked to give his resignation, because i do believe that he is giving the best, but, you know, he didn't in any way try to cover this up. a lawyer for one of daniel prude's family members said that police resignations were a step in the right direction. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. governments in europe and asia are grappling with a surge in coronavirus infections, and struggling to gain control. in the last few hours the british government has announced new rules on social gatherings in england to take effect from monday. only six people will be allowed to meet indoors or outside. the full details will be outlined by the prime minister borisjohnson on wednesday but here's out political correspondent nick eardley. i think it reflects a real concern in government and amongst the scientific experts who advise ministers at the number of cases we have seen in recent days, that rise in the number of positive t

and that of the world health organization to a mysterious illness spreading in the city who 111 days later a 61 year old man in the city was the 1st to die now at 9 months on the coronaviruses claimed 1000000 lives a milestone ahead of the united nations has called mind numbing one in 5 of those deaths has been recorded in the u.s. the worst hit country it's seen more than 7000000 cases partly because it has the capacity to test and identify more than many other nations brazil has now reported more than 140000 deaths and nearly 5000000 infections or 96000 people in india have succumbed out of 6000000 confirmed cases daily death toll is now on the decline in the u.s. but the rate of new infections remains concerning and many families are still struggling to come to terms with a disease kristen salumi has more from new york. anthony and rosemary terrio were married for 65 years they died in new york 5 days apart during the peak of the coronavirus pandemic they met when my mom was like 17 and they were together ever since i moved to queens. and oh gosh right after they got married the disease has made its way

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in a modest apartment on the edge of the city lives a man who is waging his own personal war on homosexuals. he's a jeweler by day. but at night he takes on the role of a criminal investigator he tracks down. using the internet we relay what she didn't know who had him and if i see teachers on a gay or lesbian website then i find out where they work and contact the interior ministry if you are not on their legal action is taken against them when you know that would have so sometimes they just quit on their own. to more doesn't require much evidence one photo on the net is enough. what you get is that there was a look at this music teacher. she's pictured here with her girlfriend libby are clearly lesbian and peoples can see that she published all are photos now she's been fired what she even went abroad to escape the pressure we're calling the new national dellinger. to more claims he's caused 70 educators to be sacked so far. due to his activities he's now barred from entering the u.s. and the e.u. . meanwhile in the ritzy area of moscow where barbara lives her family is looking forward to

due later in konoha wisconsin taking his reelection campaign to a city torn by protests and violence and splits off and paralyzed a black man there over a week ago unrest in american cities has become a top issue in this election campaign trump says he will protect americans while his challenger joe biden accuses him of stoking the violence. was the scene in can a shed just one week at a protest has clashed with police and fetch fire to cars and buildings as anger boiled over following the police shooting of jacob blake 1 august 25th. the shooting triggered 3 nights of violent clashes in connote a nationwide protests video also emerged showing armed vigilante groups in the city with police appearing to support them last tuesday 2 of the protesters were shot dead and a 3rd one wounded the suspect a white vigilante. the 17 year old was caught on camera shortly before the attack armed with a semiautomatic rifle he tries to approach the police who merely tell him to leave he's now been charged with homicide local authorities called in the national guard and imposed a nighttime curfew to regain control the unrest surrounding ant

increase police funding substantially is currently in the city of can osho which has been rocked by vote violence following the shooting of a black man by police and city and state officials had urged him not to visit. lebanese police or fire tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters outside the parliament in the center of a great comes as the visiting french president continued his call for reform after last month's devastating explosion at the city's horse. and scores of university students have been detained by police after marching through the capital of ben a roost calling on president alexander lukashenko to resign on. the philippine president is ordering the country's top customs official to shoot dead drug smugglers or go to turkey expressed distain over the amount of drugs entering the country saying he was shocks no one had yet been killed he came to power in 2060 with a controversial anti drugs campaign over 5 and a half 1000 drug suspects have been killed during his term human rights groups have accused police of killing suspects and framing them to make it look like an act of self-defense. our told him straight dru

two hours, that single suspect has travelled through the city centre and add four or five different locations stabbed other people. as i say, that mane is a heavy uniformed police presence in the city today. that is merely for reassurance, but they are obviously still trying to get this particular suspect into custody as soon as possible. they have asked people coming into the city centre to still be alert. we also heard from the west midlands ambulance, who talked about what was happening from their point of view. lots of staff out, paramedics, said john sabin inside helping them as well. they said they have trained long and ha rd they said they have trained long and hard for incidents like this and are pleased with the way they responded, but he talked about it being a very extreme circumstance last night. we heard from the west midlands police and crime commissioner, who talked about the dreadful events of last night. i have been speaking to him for the last six months, since lockdown he has been concerned that all the pent up feelings and aggression that we have seen, especially in the younger population ina big especially in th

in the city for sure. but man makes lots of mistakes and this. led to and continues to lead to lots of injuries and that in cities themselves i'm optimistic that in the future we will have automated systems that create a safer and more pleasant city for already exists. how could a robot possibly be a better driver that was. put joking aside by different intelligence does have some obvious advantages it never gets tired or distracted and it always keeps it cool i wish i could say the same about myself either way robot vehicles console the issue of in the city congestion on they all they need additional distal assists life software they can factor in my preferred modes of transportation my current location and the time of day to find the quickest most efficient way to get where i'm going next but at the front of the institute have teamed up with great minds across europe to develop just that. team is a smart navigation system for all. road users cars bikes buses and trucks it's a project that's designed to regulate the entire traffic and help everyo

in birmingham have arrested a 27—year—old man on suspicion of murder and seven counts of attempted murder — in connection with a series of stabbings in the citynt locations across the city centre over 90 minutes early in the early hours. our correspondent phil mackie has the latest. we spoke to the day yesterday when details of these incidents were only just emerging, really stop a much clearer picture has now emerged. some sad news. we have had confirmation of the identity of the 22—year—old man killed in birmingham in the earlier as of yesterday morning. jacob billington. they say he was visiting the city, visiting a friend studying here, and with a group of people was here in saturday night and sunday morning. still quite a heavy police presence around. that is really for reassurance today and that man who was arrested this morning is still in police custody, so we are nearly 48 hours on, really, from that dramatic date of events that unfolded here in the city centre. it's 36 hours since the emergency services answered countless 999 calls from birmingham city centre. during little more than an hour and a half, one person was killed and sev

night of violence on the streets of birmingham in which one man was killed. 1a ambulances were called to four locations in the heart of the city and a man are being treated in hospitalfor serious injuries. five other people were also hurt. police are looking for one man. they lost him there. but before they lost him, they spoke to him. the manager says, "i'll never forget yourface, you know? you stabbed a girl." and he says, "whatever." that's the answer. he wasn't even panicking. he wasn't, you know, reacting or anything. hejust, after he stabbed her, four, five, maybe seven times, i think. i'm counting... between five and seven times, he walked as if nothing happened. passers—by tried to do what they could. me and my friend ran towards the lady that had been stabbed a few times, and my friend put his hands — jay, is his name — my friend put his hands underneath her head and reassured her everything was going to be ok, and the paramedics were trying to do theirjob. four separate locations within a mile radius. the attacks took place as people left pubs and restaurants after a night out. the first call was made at half past mi

exceed $1000000.00 many parts of the world are seeing a resurgence of infections such as man hours brazil's largest city in the amazon research as the man hours could be one of the world's 1st places to chief herd immunity but the numbers say otherwise for. in may the corona virus ripped through the amazon region's biggest city leaving a backlog of bodies in its wake in mouse cemetery workers could not dig graves fast enough. but then the 1st wave of the coronavirus subsided and in june death rates dropped unexpectedly. a sense of normality returned to the city brazilian medical research has speculated that so many people within the community had caught the virus there were a few left to become infected they thought my mouse had reach so-called herd immunity. but this month covert 19 has been making a comeback authorities shut beaches and closed balls and the mayor resigned gree that the brazilian government is not sending a clear message. to the government must take this seriously and tell the truth to say what is happening and what is not for 2 reasons if it says there is no problem then we won't get

and there were demonstrations in los angeles after police shot and killed a black man in that city. ities there are saying the shooting occurred after the man punched an officer and dropped a bundle that included a gun. the president is now insisting these types of protests were never meant to be peaceful. last night on fox news, trump said he'd been told about people who he called, quote, thugs on a plane dressed in black, flying to places to disrupt events like last week's republican convention. before leaving the white house for wisconsin today, trump was asked about that story. >> could you tell us more about this plot that you were referring to on fox news last night? >> the which? i could probably refer you to the person, and they could do it. i'd like to ask that person if it was okay. but a person was on a plane, said that there were about six people like that person, more or less. and what happened is the entire plane filled up with the looters, the anarchists, the rioters, people that obviously were looking for trouble. and the person felt very uncomfortable in the plane. t

donald trump is on his way to commercial despite appeals by city's leaders to stay away from fifa unrest the police shooting of an unarmed black man jacob lake has sparked anger in that city in wisconsin blake has been left paralyzed after being shot 7 times in the back tensions remain high following protests and violent clashes but the president says he's visiting the city to highlight his law and order campaign one of the reasons i'm making that trip today and going to wisconsin is we've had such a big success in shutting down what would be right now a city that would have been you know share a city that would have been burned to the ground by now. we're going to really say how did law enforcement and the national guard and it all stopped immediately upon the national guard's arrival so you know the easy to stop i saw last night where these radical anarchists were trying to. get into the mayor's house and lots of bad things were happy were foolish very stupid there. well we have our correspondent john hendren standing by for us with all the latest from commercial with the president is usually arrive very shortly but 1st let's be

by what happened over the latest on that from mexico city man as always thank you. that police in haiti have fired tear gas at crowds protesting against the murder of a prominent local lawyer students from law school and part of tempted to blockade the capital streets with burning tires the head of the bar association. was shot dead at his home on friday the students accuse the government of complicit silence during a rise in violence and insecurity in haiti earlier this year united nations report accused haitian police of corruption and not protecting the population. not move today we're demanding the haitian population to stand up to the forces of the nation to stand up against injustice insecurity. bar association has school and we are calling for justice. zimbabwe's high court has granted bail to an opposition politician and a freelance journalist who had been detained for 6 weeks police arrested them for inciting anti-government protests against mismanagement of the economy and corruption. has more now from the capital had. hoped relative show up at the high co

man. the department told city coun l council, it's expanding a team made up of officers from six local police departments. the goal is to have somebody available to respond to calls about mental health emergencies. >> these people would have above and beyond training to handle the crisis we are faced with. >> a call for reforms came after officers shot and killed a man last year. >> a police officer is out of jail on $200,000 bail, charged in a shooting death in aprileedd manslaughter in the shooting of steven staler in a walmart. police released footage of the shooting. >> seven weeks before election day and two weeks before the first presidential debate. president trump faced uncommitmented voters in a special town hall you may have watched. as we report, the president faced tough questions on his covid response, healthcare and racial injustice. >> welcome to our town hall. >> president trump in philadelphia tonight, taking questions from uncommitted voters as part of the 2020 special, the president and the people. with abc chief anchor. the furs topic, the coronavirus. >> i wanted to alway

in paris, an unidentified spider-man has scaled that city's tallest skyscraper. he used nothing but his bare hands-- oh, yes and a ton of nerve. the climber made it to the top of the tower where he was promptly arrested. just ahead on the "cbs weekend news," a modern "mayflower" debuts in england for a new trans-atlantic voyage. >> garrett: finally tonight, 400 years ago this week, the "mayflower" set sail from plymouth, england on a history-making voyage. now a new ship with the same name is getting ready for another pioneering mission. in london, here is ian lee. >> reporter: it's a journey remembering the past with hopes of discovery for the future. >> 400 years ago, having already endured great trial and tribulation! >> reporter: the original "mayflower" set sail in 1620 with pilgrims fleeing religious persecution. four centuries later from the same harbor in plymouth, england, a new "mayflower" will undertake the journey with a different mission. while both ships harness renewable energy, the original wind in this one solar, the comparisons stop there. >> it

city ofjerusalem. roman abramovich is a private man.publicly about him to the bbc. he's well known for his charitable giving. a spokesman for him told the bbc... but until now, mr abramovich has never been officially associated with any donations to elad. he speaks own language. roman co—wrote a book about the impact of a million russian migrants moving to israel. he speaks own language. in 2018, mr abramovich was granted citizenship in israel after facing long delays to his uk visa application. he speaks own language. later that day, the sumarin family learned that they had lost their appeal. they were given six weeks to leave their home. he speaks hebrew. elad did not respond to questions about ownership of houses in historic city of david. they say that all of their property in this area has been obtained fairly and legally under israeli law. the city of david is a project that involves also the revitalisation of life injerusalem. we believe that bothjews and arabs, christians, muslims, everybody under israeli law is entitled to buy

city there is still hope of unity once again you. just little evidence of it any time soon john hendren al jazeera can no sure wisconsin. another black man has been killed by police this time it was in the city of los angeles 29 year old john kizzy was shot more than 20 times in the backseat trying to get away from officers the family attorney says he was stopped for a bicycle code violation the sheriff's department says officers opened fire after a hand girl gun fell from his back. a u.s. department of defense reports as china is planning to double its stockpile of more than 200 nuclear weapons in the next decade it says beijing wants to maintain the weapons on a higher state of alert meaning they could be deployed a short notice comment during the c'mere is execution and kill thousands of cambodians in the 1970 s. has died at the age of $77.00 could been serving a life sentence since 2010 for atrocities committed does the head of the 2 old slang prison the tribunals that convicted him has not given the cause of death but he had been ill for several years. cyprus will soon be allowed to buy non-lethal equipment after the us of today 33

man. the department told city coun l council, it's expanding a team made up of officers from six local police departments. the goal is to have somebody available to respond to calls about mental health emergencies. >> these people would have above and beyond training to handle the crisis we are faced with. >> a call for reforms came after officers shot and killed a man last year. >> a police officer is out of jail on $200,000 bail, charged in a shooting death in april. jason fletcher was released from custody, shortly being detained today. he was arraigned on a charge of voluntary manslaughter in the shooting of steven staler in a walmart. police released footage of the shooting. >> seven weeks before election day and two weeks before the first presidential debate. president trump faced uncommitmented voters in a special town hall you may have watched. as we report, the president faced tough questions on his covid response, healthcare and racial injustice. >> welcome to our town hall. >> president trump in philadelphia tonight, taking questions from uncommitted voters as part of the 2020 spec

said decision not to charge police officers for the death of a young black woman brianna taina the city's man has called for calm and extended the care for you throughout the weekend more than $120.00 protesters were arrested on wednesday night after a grand jury decided to charge only one of 3 offices involved in the drug raid that med to attain is death and march has indicted for endangering his that's bringing in john hendren who is in louisville for us so i knew night of curfew in new event tell us about the situation right now for us on the streets. bench rightfully last night we had a number of protesters all gathered in the town square in jefferson park square as they call it here in front of city hall just after curfew and police swept in on all sides and that's where many of those more than a 120 people were arrested yesterday so today protesters have decided to do something a little different this square has been largely cleared out but this church here the 1st unitarian church in louisville has offered them sanctuaries so you can see there 'd are maybe a couple of 100 or so visible

particularly difficult repressive many people have been detained brands are driving around the city with masked man snatching people from the street just like that carrying people carrying a flag or just walking on the streets so it's a lot of different a different atmosphere that it was a couple of weeks ago but people are still going strong and they still want to shout out that look at shankar has to resign well in our other headlines authorities in greece have started moving refugees to a new site on the island of after their camp burnt down about $12000.00 people have been sleeping rough since the mori account which is europe's largest was reduced to ashes refugees are demanding humanitarian assistance and want to be taken to the mainland police fired tear gas to break up dozens of protests on saturday a ship carrying more than $270.00 rescued migrants is waiting in the mediterranean for a port to allow them to disembark migrants were pulled from small boats in 3 different operations in the past week the owners of the spanish rescue ship are appealing for the overcrowded vessel to be allowed in

in birmingham have arrested a 27—year—old man on suspicion of murder and seven counts of attempted murder, in connection with a series of stabbings in the citying. the man was arrested in the selly oak area of the city at around 4am this morning. the attacks happened at four different locations across the city centre over 90 minutes early in the early hours. phil mackie reports. it's 36 hours since the emergency services answered countless 999 calls from birmingham city centre. during little more than an hour and a half, one person was killed and seven more were injured. west midlands police said they believed there had been a lone attacker and released this footage of the man they wanted to speak to. the first report came through at half past midnight from constitution hill, where a man suffered superficial injuries. 20 minutes later in livery street a man and a woman were attacked. he was critically injured, she was less seriously hurt. at around ten to two a man was killed and another man was seriously injured in irving street. the final attack was in hurst street just after 2am. a man was arrested in connection with all of the attacks, a

man, did the kansas city chiefs looks good.ing the banner there. 15,895 fans allowed and arrowhead tonight. both teams coming together in a show of unity prior to the game starting. we received mixed reviews on that. the running back got 138 yards rushing. for the chiefs their offense is unstoppable as mahomes nails tyreek hill in the end zone and three more touchdown passes, the chiefs cruised to victory. 34-20, it really wasn't even that close. >>> san francisco giants had their win streak handed. that have anything to do with them letting pablo sandoval go? one of the most popular giants in history, given his release today. the panda not in beautiful san diego and neither were the winning ways. 3- 0san diego leading in the second. lamar floor is listed over and out, his ninth of the year. 3 have 1, that's the only chance office through the night. manny machado crushes one deep left about 420 feet. 6-1 is your final. the chance five game win streak, his 13th home run and the chance continue three more games with the padres of

city of portland oregon have used tear gas to break up protesters during a $100.00 straight nights of demonstrations some people were also arrested and stretches began after the death of a black man george floyd in police custody in may the u.s. president donald trump dispatched federal agents to the city in july saying local authorities were incapable of stopping the unrest they were later withdrawn. on the other side of the country there have been more demonstrations in the city of rochester in new york state dozens of people are seeking justice often daniel pruett suffocated off to being arrested in march a mesh would twist placed over his head and he was held on for 2 minutes being handcuffed 7 offices have been suspended. and jacob blake the black man shot by the police last month in the city of commotion has appeared in court via video link are you able to hear me clearly today sir yes sir efface is charges of sexual assault on domestic abuse police say they were trying to arrest plague when an officer shot him in the back 7 times leaving him paralyzed and shooting triggered days of protests across several cities john hendren has been following proceedings from chicago he s

england have launched a murder investigation after a series of stabbings in birmingham city centre overnight, in which one manilled and another seven people wounded. two of the victims are being treated in hospitalfor serious injuries. detectives are hunting for one suspect. they say the attacks were linked but there's no evidence they were terror related. chief superintendent steve graham briefed reporters on the inquiry in the last hour. just after 1230 last night, the police received reports of a stabbing incident in constitution hill, just to the north of the city centre. shortly after, a number of other incidents were reported in livery streets, then coming down to irving street and then to hurst street. at each of those incidents, a number of stabbings took place. as a number of stabbings took place. as a result of that, i am sorry to say that one person has died of the injuries that they received full stop to other people remain in hospital critically injured, and are still being worked upon as a result of the injuries that they sustained during that attack. five other people received relatively minor