the beloved aston martin gets put to the test again in the latest film. action is the key to bond success at the box office. on the most spectacular car chases down to the stuntman they take over from daniel craig when the going gets tough. the stunt men are the unsung heroes of the james bond franchise without them james bond films would never have been what they are one film an issue in fuko i think. sebastian 1st of all drives his as to matson himself no matter what the conditions is it just a matter of time until his formula one car on the aston martin a.m.r. 21 makes its 1st appearance in a james bond film. well i don't know i think there's a new film outstanding for last year was postponed to this year so i don't know if probably it will be in the next one to smoke just doesn't make sense the idea of a james bond film is that he's put under pressure he gets into tricky situations and has to defend himself i can't think of anything more boring than a formula one car in a james bond film this long finding this at home i'd say 91 for. it all depends on

martin is so ri i ht it's developing... martin is so right because _ it's developing... because of course, with so many of these cases and you can list hundreds of them, it's the cover up that stinks rather than the initial misdemeanor. then you get into these he said she said into the equation, who is now racing around unleashed. we know that he has all sorts of alleged evidence, voice memos, what's up messages —— whatsapp. people are beginning to turn on carrie symonds, calling her carrie antoinette. john lewis, the bastion of middle england, big trouble in politics. so, it's all very silly but actually, as we know, it is the silly things often that cause real damage. if we look at the metro, very much on that theme, carrie the can. they've got a quote from caroline lucas, the green mp. she says pointing the finger at his fiancee with hashtag to harry internet is sexist —— carrie antoinette. i with hashtag to harry internet is sexist -- carrie antoinette. i think there has been _ sexist -- carrie antoinette. i think there has been quite _ sexist -- carrie antoinette. i

bond has always been faithful to his aston martin. but i mean he's got nothing else to love because all his personal relationships have ended or died over the years that he's a widower. for he has no luck with women or women have no luck with him all or because there is one thing he loves till death do us part as it were and that's his aston martin d b 5 my thing for. the beloved aston martin gets put to the test again in the latest film. and is the key to bond success at the box office. and the most spectacular car chases down to the stuntman they take over from daniel craig when the going gets tough runs the stunt men are the unsung heroes of the james bond franchise without them james bond films would never have been what they are on food and food cart. sébastien 1st of all drives his asked in monson himself no matter what the conditions is it just a matter of time until his formula one company aston martin a.m.r. 21 makes its 1st appearance in a chain. film. well i don't know i think they there is a new film outstanding fall last

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to me the most it is even an aston martin doesn't overtake the ferrari. in this formula one season sebastian vettel is determined to break with that convention. confident we can overtake him more than one ferrari next season so yeah let's see how we get on but you know i'm not too bothered about ferrari i'm not i think much more i'm looking on our side that we are able to extract the maximum of our potential so working together closely with a team trying to improve the car looking you know being obsessed about trying to find a detail that helps us to improve. going into one cars or changing all the time to keep up with technological developments. these modern racing cars are at the cutting edge so james bond's cars ian fleming who created the character made sure that. i mean how can leming had a thing for cars and technology and he was happy to get expert advice in what's possible today and what might be possible in the future and one of the ideas was a radar tracker i need to be involved. with what a forerunner to a modern navigation system. sometimes br

bond has always been faithful to his aston martin. but i mean he's got nothing else to love him because all his personal relationships ended or died over the years he's a widower. for he has no luck with women. women have no luck with him all or because there is one thing he loves till death do us part as it were and that's his aston martin d b 5 might be referring. to beloved aston martin gets put to the test again in the latest film. action is the key to bond success at the box office. and the most spectacular car chases down to the stuntman they take over from daniel craig when the going gets tough runs the stunt men are the unsung heroes of the james bond franchise without them james. bond films would never have been what they are one film and the. sebastian fan so drives his as to monson himself no matter what the conditions is it just a matter of time until his formula one kong thing aston martin and a.m.r. 21 makes its 1st appearance in a james bond film. well i don't know i think there's a new film outstanding for last year wa

bond has always been faithful to his aston martin. he's got nothing else to love him because all his personal relationships ended or died over the years as he's a widower. for he has no luck with women. women have no luck with him or fall or because there is one thing he loves till death do us part as it were and that's his aston martin d b 5 from. the beloved aston martin gets put to the test again in the latest film. and is the key to bond success at the box office. on the most spectacular car chases down to the stuntman they take over from daniel craig when the going gets tough runs the stunt men are the unsung heroes of the james bond franchise without them james. on films would never have been what they are one feminists are. supposed to infer so tries his as to monson himself no matter what the conditions is it just a matter of time until his formula one com the aston martin a.m.r. 21 makes its 1st appearance in a james bond film. well i don't know i think there's a new film outstanding fall last year was postponed to this year

that's when martin says his manager told another employee to call police. after officers arrived, martin says he noticed the commotion. >> i saw people yelling and screaming. i saw derek with his knee on george's neck on the ground. >> reporter: in this video from outside the store, martin seen with his hands on his head clearly anxious, the weight of the world seemingly on his shoulders. >> what was going through your mind during that time period >> disbelief and guilt. >> why guilt >> if i would have just not took the bill, this could have been avoided. >> reporter: now fired officer derek chauvin has pleaded not guilty to charges of second and third-degree murder plus manslaughter his defense team is arguing floyd died from underlying health conditions and drugs in his system, rear rather than the 9 minutes and 29 seconds prosecutors say chauvin had his knee on his neck. today chauvin's attorney asked martin why he turned away another person who tried to use a counterfeit bill earlier but not floyd. >> i thought that george didn't really know it was a fa

martin savage is there. quite a different scene than where sara is right now. >> reporter: well, i would argue the difference. we are starting to see it deteriorate quick will you. you pointed out rightly. it is always about this time of night and usually at the time, this was a huge peaceful protest and they were dispersing. and then we began to see some people running. it appears the chicago police grabbed someone. put them into a squad car and then the crowd immediately surrounded that squad car. and that is where this tense stand-off has begun. there have been items thrown at police. you can see police have changed their posture. the police have not been in amongst the protesters. now they definitely are. you can see they're wearing much more protective gear. you can look over here. you can see a whole line of police officers that are clearly ready to move in. there is kind of a delta formation here so they are kind of ready to be able to push if they have to. but you can tell, they're still trying to us

martin's in chicago. you know, there's been so much violence over the last 100 days, and it's been 100 days quite frankly since that capitol insurrection. prosecutors have charged hundreds of people in connection with the riot, but hundreds more still unidentified. the latest on the investigation. that's next. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free >>> so we're back now live and we are monitoring what's happening in chicago, also in brooklyn center, minnesota, as well just to try to make sure that everything is okay there. but we're going to keep an eye on it. our correspondents are there on the ground. >>> you know, 100 days ago, pro-trump r

. >> christopher martin. frank: holding you? >> maintain. >> you don't have to give address but where you live. >> wilmington minnesota. >> taking back to may 25th 2020 have last year where we living at that time? >> at cap foods 38 street on chicago. frank: how long have you been living there? >> with my mom and my sister. frank: you're pretty familiar with the area 30th in chicago. >> on that date were you in school at the time? >> no. frank: did you do schooling after that? >> now usually do school in the morning. i went to my mentor's office downtown minneapolis and then i do school online and then take the bus home. >> i worked at cub foods. frank: what type of shifts did you pull there? >> every day except wednesday starting at 3:00 p.m. until close. frank: what did you do? >> cashier i would work back up and somebody would come in or favored by various snacks. frank: so how long have you been working at cub foods by that day? >> two months. frank: what can customers get cut foods? >> there is a deli there. you can order f

martin: the vaccine rollout has not been easy.ltra-orthodox jews rioted against lockdowns and initially refused to take the vaccine. vaccination among arab citizens is still low. they face higher numbers of infection and illness. young people largely avoided taking the vaccine. they do not feel threatened by covid. the green passport provided an incentive for the young to vaccinate. if you want to have an active social life, you need the document. holmes place is a popular tel of the -- tel aviv jim. in order to work out and mingle, you must have your green passport. >> we met lots of young people that took the vaccine only to be able to work out in the gym. we are like the candy of the vaccine because people take it and then they can come work out. they want to go to a nightclub, places that are closed only for people that got vaccine. i think it helps. >> ♪ just close your eyes and feel the love ♪ martin: nadav lev believes the green passport is denying his civil rights. he is a musician and, like 12% of the population, he refus

martin schenker, bloomberg editor-at-large.t big push for corporations to involve themselves, and the consumer base is a big order that. tom: the consumer base is a big part of that, but it is fascinating how alone the pro-georgia executive and legislative branch crew is. it just continues to mount each and every day. jonathan: more and more companies under pressure to have a view on something that may be, in many ways, corporations are reluctant to have on. lisa: after the george floyd incident, there was a greater push by a lot of companies and their employees saying you guys cannot stand on the sidelines, and there was more money put towards these efforts. yet there were a lot of people saying that is just lip service, what are you actually going to do? i wonder if it is not just consumers but shareholders, the whole esg movement, how much of that is shifting some of the political environment among corporations. jonathan: i republican talking point right now as they are willing to include themselves in big political talking

martin luther king jr.rights movement and quickly became one of his closest confidants. >> i think mahalia needed to have martin's words of encouragement. to be able to call on him when things weren't going left in her life, and the same with him. i think he needed her melody, he needed her rhythm. >> reporter: as depicted in the film, she was by his side at the march on washington. >> tell them about the dream, go on, tell them. >> if mahalia had not said to them, tell them about the dream, would we remember the march on washington as much as we do right now? >> mahalia drew up poverty stricken in louisiana, raised by an aunt, forced to quit school in the fourth grade to go to work. ♪ hallelujah lord don't you let me fade ♪ >> reporter: tony award winner kenny leon, who also hails from the south and whose mother is a gospel singer, directed mahalia. >> i'm sure people warned her, don't get too political. >> if you're a true artist, i think by the nature and definition of the word, you're political. you're

, i'm sure martin does._ you were - from cheltenham, i'm sure martin | does._ you were there!re there! itut it wasn't _ does. i was there. you were there! but it wasn't the _ does. i was there. you were there! but it wasn't the people _ does. i was there. you were there! but it wasn't the people outside, i but it wasn't the people outside, you get them crammed in out... it was when you go into the bars, when you go to the lavatory and you were in unventilated areas, that that is where the spread happens. the mirror is — get out and have fun, talking about professor tim spectre. if you've had both doses of the vaccine, there's no reason you shouldn't get out and socialise. he says for those who are double vaccinated the risk are tiny, but i suppose some people are still nervous because they've had months and months of being worried about covid, and it's quite a change in your mindset.— your mindset. we've all been conditioned _ your mindset. we've all been conditioned to _ your mindset. we've all been conditioned to a _ your mindset. we've all been conditioned to a different -

martin: it does include the earmarks plan.o think it is a real possibility that we may get the kind of bipartisan segment of intra-structure. that actually, the last four or five presidents were unable to do. kudos to biden on that. lisa: although there is a question of whether that torpedoes the rest of his agenda because he cannot get the rest through. what is the democratic pushback going for some sort of peer back infrastructure plan, taking out the carrot and having all the democratic agenda left to be established? martin co. this is a very delicate balance. as you suggest, for biden, to get his proposal through without undermining his overall vision. he is doing that on a number of issues -- on immigration, on climate. he is trying to thread the needle with the progresses and the more moderates and the republicans. so far he seems to be doing a fairly decent job of that. tom: i want you to give us perspective to particular er global audience on this repeated violence across america. there are any number of ways to go her

martin: i sense that this time is different.he argument from those supporting higher taxes in new york are that no one lives in new york for tax reasons. it is for the culture and the excitement of living in the city. by this time, it feels like -- but this time, they are determined to meet wealthier individuals. when you have remote work, there are alternatives. lisa: let's talk about the tax plan that biden has put out there. a report talking about how big tech companies and pharmaceutical firms would bear the brunt of the tax heights -- tax hikes. can you talk about how this will get pushed through with the aspects that will close loopholes? martin: the idea is that intangible assets like intellectual-property and artificial intelligence are easily moved. if they want to close those loopholes, the pharmaceutical and technology industries are going to be proportionately more affected. the question is how this is going to play out in congress. last night, the senate parliamentarian issued a ruling that makes it somewhat easier

martin luther king. a man whose home base was georgia. and what representative cannon did does sort of follow in the steps of a long history of civil disobedience. the fact is you have a law you and others believe is unjust and anti-democratic. what happens now? >> well, people are showing up from all over the country. even martin luther king iii came and walked us in the capitol on our next legislative day after that. people know that this bill is egregious, that it's going to take the rights away from georgians, like not being able to have a ballot box in their neighborhood. or voter intimidation. putting a police officer by every ballot drop box? who's going to want to walk up to that drop box? these are intimidation tactics so that georgians did not come out in astounding numbers, like they did in january and in 2020. you know, we have to now look at this bill as an infringement on our rights. you know, we have to fight this bill like we fought all other bills that had been bad, since the last 53 yea

martin li ton, commercial entities. martin lipton, thank _ commercial entities.tities. martin | lipton, thank you for talking us through that. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: back in the stands — after months of restrictions, 4,000 football fans are allowed to watch the fa cup semi—final. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought they would actually go through with it. the american pop star prince has died at the age of 57. i did not believe it. he wasjust here on saturday. for millions of americans, j the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has i meant conflicting emotions. a national day of— mourning next wednesday, sitting somehow uneasily. with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. and lift off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: tensions between moscow and prague escalate — russia expels 20 diplomats, a day after the czech republic kicked out 1

iam martine i am martine croxall.wn was eased,— but concerns as health officials confirm 77 cases of the indian variant across the uk. the organisation representing nhs trusts in england says it will take five years for some hospitals to catch up with the backlog caused by the pandemic. two russians suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent poisonings are now accused — over a czech arms depot explosion in 2014. the czechs, for example, in the past until quite recently have been quite reticent about basically picking a fight with moscow. and it's quite interesting how the czechs have pivoted and they're being very, very robust in their response. the government says it will examine any recommendation made by the inquiry into the lobbying row involving david cameron. angerfrom the premier league and uefa, as reports suggest the big

martin palmer, lovely to talk to you. we could _ family. martin palmer, lovely to talk to you.ly to talk to you. we could talk for i family. martin palmer, lovely to i talk to you. we could talk for many hours i'm sure but i'm afraid that's all we've got time for. thank you so much for being with us. 0ur political correspondent has been explained to me that while it is reported no rules were broken, the incident is raising questions about the transparency of the whole lobbying process. 0ver recent weeks, there have been various details have emerged about how david cameron has used his influence and his contacts on behalf of his employer, greensill capital. in recent weeks, it emerged that he had texted the chancellor, rishi sunak, for example, on his personal mobile phone. rishi sunak took the unusual step of publishing his responses to mr cameron. this was about getting access to government—backed loans for greensill capital during the pandemic. that request was actually refused in the end, and greensill capital has since collapsed. but today, the sunday times has details of a

martin, at some point does mr. floyd make his way to the tobacco counter to make a purchase with you? >> yes. >> okay. we will see that coming up in a minute or two here. [no audio] [no audio] mr. martin, let me pause this right here. for the record, 7:44:36. you see now you're standing at the t cashier area. you seem to be speaking with mr? >> correct. >> were you able to understand the conversation with him at that point? >> yes. >> okay, so let's keep rolling then, please. let's stop here. for the record, 7:44:49. where are you now with mr. floyd? >> in the tobacco section of the store. and did you in fact sell him something flex. >> i did. >> do you recall what you sold? >> a pack of cigarettes. >> is that where the cigarettes are stored? >> yes. >> had he already told you at that point what he wanted? >> yes. >> and you didn't have any difficulty understanding what he wanted to buy from you? >> no. >> and did you complete the transaction? >> yes. >> and after that, what did mr. floyd do? >> he went back outsid

christopher martin, but christopher martin was never afraid of george floyd.gain today from witnesses who knew this could have been avoided and like christopher martin wish they had done something different yesterday we heard darnella frazier, who was 17 years old at the time, say that she lies awake at night now wishing she had done more than just make a video recording of every minute of derek chauvin's knee on george floyd's neck. darnella frazier testified she wishes she had done something physical to intervene, to try to pull the police officers off of george floyd, but no one did that, including donald williams, a mixed martial arts fighter and who very easily probably could have overwhelmed one or more of those police officers if they didn't have those loaded guns on their belts. the witnesses used nothing but their voices to try to stop what they believed was the murder of george floyd because they knew for an absolute certainty that if they tried anything more than that, they would instantly be shot and killed by those fully loaded police weapons. tho

thank you for being with us, martin luther king iii. not only did you walk legislator cannon in, you came to minneapolis and sat with the family at the funeral of george floyd and they talked about that this week as i spent time with them before the beginning of the trial. thank you for being with us tonight on an anniversary that i'm sure means so much to you and your siblings. >>> now, we've seen a week of testimony in the derek chauvin murder trial, including contentious exchanges between witnesses for the prosecution and chauvin's legal defense team. prosecutors are expected to continue next week with even more eyewitness testimony, including from chauvin's fellow officers, providing context to the video that started it all. joining me now is patrice cullers, cofounder of black lives matter and activist extraordinaire, and shana lloyd . i watched and worked with you for years. the hennepin county police department homicide unit's richard zimmerman was on the stand yesterday. i want to play this testimony for our audience who may hav

martin thank you especially sunday for coming on and sharing your expertise with us martin mccauley or on rochelle is live in the program thank you. well as we have mentioned this week the u.s. and russia on least sanctions on each other marking another low point in relations washington blacklisted russian companies expelled diplomats barred u.s. banks from buying russian debt moscow in return 10 u.s. diplomats and bond a number of officials from entering russia shortly after announcing the new sanctions u.s. president joe biden said he wanted to deescalate tensions with more on the mixed messages coming from washington you're so you are. big politics is all about big p.r. political marketing of trump america transitioned from saucy nicknames for his opponents into the biden age which spearheads now shameless self promotion a murder is back. america is back diplomacy is back biden diplomacy sounds like a classic personal brand of so what is it well for russia it apparently means a sanctions sledgehammer through several steps including expulsion several russian officials as a consequenc

martin brands is next.is bloomberg. ♪ karina: iran characterizes the first day of talks on restoring the 2015 nuclear deal as constructive. diplomats will meet again on friday. the islamic republic stuck to its demands. an iranian ship hit by mines in the red sea. israel says it is responsible. u.k. variant is now the most common strain in the u.s., overtaking the original. rising numbers across the country. new york announced it will be open beaches and time for the more real day weekend. public pools will open the following month. alabama governor kay ivey will lift the mast mandate on friday, following similar moves by texas and indiana. in a push for equal access, president biden will offer covid-19 vaccine shipments to all u.s. committee health centers, adding 2500 delivery sites to close the racial gap in inoculation. the white house will make 520 more centers eligible to receive shipments, increasing the total to nearly 1500. about 70% of shots at the centers have been given the minorities. governor

martin luther king jr. and through the eyes of others african-american and identity in american art. in her new book driving while black just out today professor soren tells the story of the indispensable green book, which both reshaped the african-american traveling experience throughout our segregated land and helped drive the nascent civil rights movement, please welcome gretchen. sorin to the free library of philadelphia. good evening. it's wonderful to be in this great city of philadelphia. and i'm i apologize that that rick wasn't able to join us this evening. he had a little bit of an emergency and he's in italy, but i hope that you'll enjoy the preview of our film that he sent along. so i'm going to talk. i'm sure many of you have seen the green book movie. and i'm going to talk this evening really about something a broader story and that story is about the automobile and the role that the automobile played in african-american life. i'd like you all to think about. how important your mobility is to

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cigarette counter, where he uses what is suspected to have been a forged note, though christopher martind it, saying he thought george floyd wasn't aware of it being fake. the manager of the shop asked that the police be called. more footage showed officers arriving and pulling george floyd from his car, and later, being handcuffed and led further up the road. charles mcmillan was another eyewitness to take to the stand and his voice is heard in some of the most distressing video of the day. don't do me like that, man! if you get in this car, we can talk! george floyd is soon seen being pushed to the ground by officers. i can't breathe. i can't breathe, man. mr mcmillan, do you need a minute? it's clear what happened that day last may has had a life—changing impact on so many. a crowd soon gathered and among the bystanders was the young cashier who had alerted his manager about the fake note. what was going through your time during that time period? uh, disbelief and guilt. why guilt? if i had just not taken the bill, this could have been avoided. it's been hard for many to hear teenager

magnets off the side of my car when i pulled into town so that i could keep it hidden. >> pastor martinceptions and judgment, finding a new community of faith. >> god didn't uncall me to the ministry when i discovered pole. >> in your many names we pray. >> changing churches. >> at my current church, they are thrilled. they're proud of it, and they love it. >> and undergoing another conversion, from student to instructor. working with her studio's owner to help shed misconceptions and stigma. >> people think we come in here and we're all taking off our clothes. >> but in reality -- >> you are lifting your full body weight off of the ground multiple times throughout the class. >> they come with preconceived ideas of what someone who does pole is. they come with preconceived ideas of what a pastor is like, and it kind of explodes both of those ideas and gets them to maybe look at things a little bit differently. >> okay, just to drive home the athleticism involved here, pole sport is currently in the observation period with the international olympic committee and could potentially be an a

pastor martin visits ideal in an iranian who was paralyzed in an accident. by dean can't come to the church so the pastor administers communion to him at home . 35 year old i.d.n. had already come in contact with the christian faith in iran but that drew the attention of the authorities to him the muslim clergy have openly stated that they see the biggest threat to iran's internal security in underground christian communities meanwhile more and more iranians are taking ideas view of islam the state religion. is in iran because by that the relationship will get my gaze and we can't leave to be to give form because you should marry is. it's not cool if you own muslim and change your religion it's very very devout. a service at the church of the holy trinity the refugees have come up from below to join him but because of the pandemic only a very few worshippers who registered in advance are allowed to take part. ringback dollars 58 year old pastor martens preaches and farsi it's become routine for him he's taught it to himself over the years he has no family of

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and to them i say, as his son did on this show yesterday, that reverend martin luther king jr. would not endorse what has been done and what was done last month in georgia, just a few miles from where he was born and is now buried. that is "politicsnation" tonight. but first, minnesota and quite possibly the perfect guest. joining me now is democratic minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar. congresswoman, thank you for joining us tonight. let me start by saying the most scrutinize police conduct trial in a generation or more is going into its second week in your district. how concerned are you about what the reaction will be either way? some are saying will there be unrest, reverend al. i'm saying we should be talking about police practices. but comparable to what we saw last summer, how concerned are we, whatever happens in the verdict with derek chauvin and how concerned are we about whether or not this will lead with dealing with police reform and police repair? >> reverend, it's great to be here with you, happy easter to you and to your viewers. our city, like much of the count

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of organizing and participating in popular protests back in 2000 in 1000 they include 82 year old martin lee one of the key architects of the territory's constitution a defender of civil liberties and the founder of hong kong's 1st pro democracy party media tycoon jimmy lie has also been found guilty along with margaret in a respected former lawmaker the founder of hong kong's labor party chuck young was also found guilty cong caught up with him in the days before his verdict. a small flat in downtown hong kong weather woes only will see young dedicated to that 18 i 10 among krakow is located the military repression in beijing 32 years ago changed the course of many people in china and hong kong including legion again i was there during the doing for the massacre and i was the pain for 3 days after my review thread to hong kong i crashed and i will spend my life time by people who mock within china. or not be in the very. least again is facing a difference fades critics say and i don't massive track now being carried out by the change this time honest news the liberal and democratic city

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martin and other cases involving law enforcement accountability.n chicago since laquan mcdonald, there's a new mayor, state prosecutor, states attorney, and yet we now find with the adam toledo case, many of the same issues back, many frustrations back. has anything changed the echo -- changed? brandis: the mayor who is in office, she is the one who headed up the police accountability task force in the wake of the laquan mcdonald shooting. she ran as a reformer, and she's getting criticism now for not really presenting the reform she promised would come. this week, she says s does stand by her superintendent of police who took the job a little over a year ago and what some people would say is the worst time to take a new job like that , but some things have changed. there is the consent decree that the city and police department have entered into with the federal government. that is obviously a very long process. as i mentioned, what a lot of activists would like is a lot more civilian oversight. they've got a long way to go. john: she mentioned th

protest media tycoon jimmy law i will serve 14 months in prison for unauthorized assembly 82 year old martin lee known as hong kong's father of democracy got an 11 month suspended sentence almost 1700000 people took part in pro-democracy marches 2 years ago. correspondent phoebe kong describes what happened as the activists were sentenced for happiness thing in the court room 3rd the day to observe the sentencing and right after they announced the sentences on the hall 10 defendants the cochran house burst into a kind of i loud chants of protest locus a lot of supporters show up today to attend the hearing to show senator solidarity to the checkout defendants and also to protest against their sentences the way they think is unjust and in response other many of the defendants how i have spoken to over the previous weeks that they said oh well prepared for cho time but still. at a moment when they were sentenced they chanted slogans inside a court room insisted on there is no there's nothing criminal to hold an ice and it and i 10 and i'm not authorised assembly there is a peaceful one althoug

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