this is the platform for africa's you i'm your host michael jr. so they show will focus on migration so leave your country or not to leave that's the question let's check out what's coming up. we'll talk to my grounds on the tally on the island of sicily to see how life the streets in them will visit uganda and entrepreneurs whose business revolver.

i am eddie michael jr welcome to the program mozambique is reeling on the brutal insurgency by militants with links to the so-called islamic state for more than 3 years. this violence campaign has displeased hundreds of thousands destroyed dozens of towns and villages in northern was a week despite the government's claims that it is countering the insurgents another major attack may be coming soon according to consultancy pham risk all of this is happening in kabul delgado province formerly the tourist hot spot but now that volatile lucy gun says from the terror expert i don't know how this has come to be but before that let's have this report from our correspondent who managed to reach areas in was a couple delgado province. from the air the islands of muslim beaks northern coast look like paradise but life on the ground is increasingly difficult ebor is one of the last islands that have been spared from is in the midst attacks a flood of refugees has more than doubled its population in just a few months a united nations 8 mission isn't able to feed everyone knew that her manner was. we

i am eddie michael jr welcome to the program mozambique is reeling on the brutal insurgency by militants with links to the so-called islamic state for more than 3. this violence campaign has displeased hundreds of thousands destroyed dozens of towns and villages in northern was a week despite the government's claims that it is countering the insurgents another major attack may be coming soon according to consultancy pham risk all of this is happening in kabul delgado province formerly the tourist hot spot now the volatile lucy gun says for the terror experts on how this has come to be but before that let's have this report from our correspondent who managed to reach areas in was kabul delgado province. from the air the islands of more than beaks northern coast look like paradise but life on the ground is increasingly difficult as one of the last islands that have been spared from islam missed attacks a flood of refugees has more than doubled its population in just a few months a united nations 8 mission isn't able to feed everyone that her family yeah. we've been here since 7 in the morn

by you ready for some great news i'm christine one blonde i am eddie michael jr with a brand new deed of emus africa the show that tackles the issues shaping the continent adal with more time to also i kinda look. all of the transcripts up to you what's making the hittites and what's behind the way on the streets to give you in-depth reports on the inside. w. news africa every sunday on t w. this is a 15 year old girl. being gang raped. his teacher is beating a boy for talking back and class for the rest of the transports. purist culture is being hit by his mother and breaking up for us. just because you can see violence against children doesn't mean it doesn't play our make the invisible visible of us might violence against children. this is g.w. news live from berlin tonight america's promise in the fight against climate change u.s. president biden pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions in half by the end of the decade by made that pledge at the white house where he began hosting a virtual climate summit today with more than 48 world leaders can biden deliver on his promise and wha

welcome to another edition of the 77 percent this is the platform for africa's you i'm your host michael jr. so they show will focus on migration to leave your country or not to leave that's the question let's check out what's coming up. we'll talk to my gran's on the taliban island of sicily to see how life is treating them or visit uganda on entrepreneurs whose business revolves around making coffee. and we'll find out why a young lawyer lets his fable u.n. job to make running shoes in kenya now let's start off with migration well many reasons why people migrate i for example came from god awful my studies and i'm still here in germany for work that's my story but we wanted to hear yours so we hit the streets of johannesburg and i mean i'm only 26 so as i remember this is spinning my world order on all of you and from what i make so i moderated yeah but in this space really i was planning for about the economy so they do now move to what's on the in age of 18 and move to south africa. i definitely migrate just because i have no idea what i like what's outside of this will i was kindly thi

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to another edition of the 77 percent this is the platform for africa's you i'm your host eddie michael jr. so they sure will focus on migration to leave your country or not to leave that's the question let's check out what's coming up. we'll talk to my gran's on the tally on the island of sicily to see how life is treating them with respect to gun entrepreneurs whose business revolves around making coffee. and we'll find out why a young lawyer left his fable you went job to make running shoes in kenya now let's start off with migration well many reasons why people migrate i for example came from god awful my studies and i'm still here in germany for work that's my story but we wanted to hear yours so we hit the streets of johannesburg. i mean i'm only 26 so long as i remember this is my world although i want to be and from what i make so i moderated yeah but these fish many hours when. they do not move to what's on the you know. 18 i moved to south africa. and i definitely migrate just because i have no idea what's like what's outside of this will i was kind me thinking of going to the mi

welcome to another edition of the 77 percent this is the platform for africa's you i'm your host michael jr. so they sure will focus on migration to leave your country or not to leave that's the question let's check out what's coming up. we'll talk to my browns on the tally on island of sicily to see how life is treating them with respect to gun entrepreneurs whose business revolves around making coffee. and we'll find out why a young lawyer left his fable you went job to make running shoes in kenya now let's start off with migration well many reasons why people migrate i for example came from god awful my studies and i'm still here in germany for work that's my story but we wanted to hear yours so we hit the streets of jihad as. well i mean i'm only 26 so as long as i remember this is booming my world. or you know from what i make so i moderated yeah i mean basically i was born in a crummy. they didn't move to what's on the in the age of 18 i moved to south africa. i definitely migrate just because i have no idea what i'm like what's outside of this will i was kindly thinking of going to t

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>> i heard the same thing that i heard when i read the headline in 2014 calling michael brown jr., killed by darren wilson no angel. this repetitive engagement of placing the victims of police violence on trial. especially when they are black and they are black men, that is repeated history in this country. i think that it was important that earlier in the trial the judge clearly stated that there was only certain testimony he was go to allow in because we should all be getting the message that george floyd is not on trial. i am clear to name it the derek chauvin trial. george floyd is not the person who engaged in a criminal act and cost someone their life. he continues to suffer as does his family. this is repeated for us. we knew it was coming because it always does. it is important for the judge and for the country to hold the line. >> there is another part of it too. the first of it being the drugs and the bad heart. the second part is the angry mob theory. the suggestion that people that were yelling their concern for george floyd was somehow distracting the police from paying atten

>> i heard the same thing i heard when i read a headline back in 2014 that called michael brown jr.,n wilson, no angel. this repetitive engagement of placing the victims of police violence on trial, especially when they're black and they're black men, as vox already said, that is repeated history in this country. i think it was important that earlier in this trial, the judge very clearly stated that there was only certain testimony that he was going to allow in because we should all be getting the message that george floyd is not on trial. that's part of the reason why on my podcast and in other spaces, i'm very clear to name this the derek chauvin trial. because george floyd is not the person here who engaged in a criminal act and it cost somebody their life. in fact, he's the one who continues to suffer, as does his family. so this is repeated for us. we knew this was coming. because it always does. and it's important for the judge and for this country to hold the line. >> there's another part of this, too. the first of it being the drugs, the bad heart. but the second part is this

democratic congresswoman corey bush of missouri became an 5:00ivist after the killing of michael brown jr. and she joins me now. congresswoman, you have seen this up close. and it's part of what got you into politics. your reaction to the verdict yesterday and the announcement from the attorney general today? >> the trial was just traumatic to watch. but it is as traumatic as every day living in this country as a black person or a brown person or indigenous person that just would like to live your life, the life that, you know, you get to see other people live. we just don't get that. we don't get that type of jury. they all have faults. but the ping that people expect us pob overjoyed and happy and just celebrating this -- this should be the thing that if you murder someone, you know, you put your knee on someone's neck and you -- and it was your job to protect and serve the community that you put your knee on someone's neck that begged you that kept saying that they were, you know, they couldn't breathe and people were saying, you're going to kill him and you continue to do that, i thin

michael brown. it's andrew brown jr., forgive me. >> andrew brown, yes.ut i tell you, that was -- it really hurts. it is the 20 second clip, that's what it was. the family have been suffering in pain while they waited close to a week for a 20 second clip. that is the sting of injustice and it plagues the hearts of the family. every time their heartbeat it intensifies in pain as they remember their loved one that appears being executed by law enforcement. >> councilman michael brooks, thank you for joining us and i should mention i know the city council has also petitioned for the release of that body cam video. we know there is supposed to be a hearing in the case at least addressing the media petition for the public release of the video tomorrow so we're going to stay on top of all of this. again, my appreciation to councilman michael brooks for joining us there. >>> president biden is set to speak just minutes from now, and we will bring his remarks live as he addresses the covid-19 response and new guidelines released today by the cdc. >>> 2020 census

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jr. was an overdose of excessive force. >> back with me now, shan lu, defense attorney and former federal prosecutor and michael zeldin, formerd justice department official. glad you're back with me. michael, can it get any more damning for the defendant from the medical examiner to renowned pulmonologists, george floyd died of homicide because of the officer's knee to the neck, that was their testimony. how can be will the defense dispute this, change the minds, perhaps, influence the jurors? >> i think what the defense is really stuck with at this point is trying to get the lesser charge of manslaughter, that is culpable negligence creating an unreasonable risk of injury to floyd. what the prosecutor is really going for is the murder charges, which is purposefully engaging in activity that would likely cause the result eeshlg through a deprived mind or other sort of felonious act while committing assault. so i think you have a battle here. i don't think you can really defend chauvin's actions on the merits as much as you have to at this point in my mind go for the lesser included offense of manslaughter. >> and, shan, the d

and michael, because you are in the business i'm in, you're in the journalism business, you have police rushing out to try to demonize andrew brown jru need to know he has these drug arrests. you need to know that. they did the same thing with ma'khia wright. you need to know these bad things about her. even with george floyd. meanwhile, here is a piece in "the wall street journal." "wall street journal" review last year found officers in the minnesota police department who faced criminal charges during the past 15 years have been routinely allowed to return to the force. half of them were still working there for cases involving the use of force. seven out of nine were reinstated, including officers in the minneapolis police department. less than 10% in most police forces get investigated for misconduct, yet some officers are consistently under investigation. nearly 2500 have been investigated in ten or more charges, 20 faced 100 or more allegations yet kept their badges. michael we don't get to find out the records of these bad police officers, but we get all the information about somebody that they've shot. >> right. and that's on

michael holmes. you're watching "cnn newsroom." protesters were back on the streets for a third straight day friday over the police killing of a black man in north carolina. andrew brown jr. was shot while deputies served an arrest warrant. one witness told our chris cuomo she saw police shoot at the car he was in, but no shots were coming from the car. >> what was this like for you witnessing this? >> it was inhumane, and it was sickening to me because andrew brown that everybody knew, that we called drew, was not violent. he never toted a gun. so to me, i think it was just like overkill. they murdered him that was trying to flee away. >> for the most part, officials are being tight-lipped about the incident and say they can't release the body cam video yet because of north carolina law. cnn's dianne gallagher with the story. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: after three days of peaceful protest in elizabeth city, north carolina -- >> as you see all these people here, they want answers. >> reporter: sheriff tommy wooten revealing seven deputies that led to the incident of the shooting death of andrew brown jr. are on administrative leave and three have left the force on

michael. that curfew really frustrating protesters who have taken to the streets peacefully for a week now asking for answers. this morning, we have a new look at the moments before andrew brown jr protesters defy a curfew taking to the streets for a week straight after andrew brown jr. was fatally shot by deputies. in the new video taken moments before brown was killed north carolina sheriff's deputies seen racing down the street piled in the back of a truck speeding up to his home. they say with the intent to serve a warrant for drug charges. you can hear them shout commands, moments later he was shot and killed. >> it looked like a hit squad, deputy sheriffs with weapons, fully loaded, pulling up on a citizen. >> reporter: despite growing calls for transparency and mounting pressure, the body camera video from those deputies has not been made public. brown's family says they were only shown 20 seconds of footage from a single camera. on tuesday, the famy and hast f times in the and onc head. >> it was a kill shot to the back of the head. >> reporter: the state releasing his death certificate confirming he died in minutes of a penetrating gunshot wound of the head. the family