thank you forjoining us, mick cash.ly change as we head towards the weekend. more on that and a moment. it's this pressure that will develop close to scandinavia bringing cooler northerly winds and rain at times. friday it will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers. the six showers across inge and wells will be hit and miss but we will see more heavy persistent rain arriving into northeast england by the end of the day. it will feel cool here, we may well see temperatures peaking at 17. the winds will go up to 40—50 miles an hourand 17. the winds will go up to 40—50 miles an hour and stronger later. as we headed to the weekend there is the case of rain for some, some persistent and that cool wind slowly easing on from sunday onwards. here is that we'll pressure pushing down from the north sea bringing heavy persistent rain of parts of southern scotla nd persistent rain of parts of southern scotland and northern england. brighter to the north, not much rain for the south but nearly cool for all. this is bbc new

joining us now mick mulvaney former white house chief of staff and mick i said it a little bit tonguen cheek earlier, you're probably a little bit relieved that you're not having all this, you know, to deal with every morning but you still are involved you talk to the current chief of staff earlier this week? >> well, i do, and good morning thanks for having me i talk to mark relatively frequent people don't realize we're friends. we co-founded the freedom caucus together and the president and i have actually talked about mark as a successor to me when the time came for change so i do talk to mark i think he's doing a good job. it's a small universe of folks who have been chief of staff to the president. it's not that big of a peer group to talk to i think mark is doing a really good job under really, really tough circumstances here in the first two months on the job. >> without getting into specifics, how would you characterize just his state of mind and what has he resolved to do and what is the president telling him to do about all these different issues >> yeah. i think mark has g

how do you handicap that how do you handicap the senate right now, mick?eally good chance of playing out. we forgot what happened and he got hundreds of thousands of people to vote who had not voted before and they lifted a bunch of republicans into office who otherwise might not have won that dynamic has not changed the president will get people to show up to vote and they will lift other republican candidates we are a divided nation. washington -- the country's not divided because of the country the republicans have done a better than average job. nancy mason of south carolina just won a primary election. first female graduate of the citadel. it will be very close. anybody who tells you where they know where it's going to go in november is lying to you. >> i just wonder, i remember not everyone remembers the '60s. there was a real tension between law and order and just letting things play out. we've got a part of washington state now or seattle that is like autonomous or something there's one? tread lightly. go in and secure that area and just do what --

mick mikael is the president of the national association of police organizations. thank you for being with us. i want to get your thoughts as you look at this, and obviously curfews extend all across our country tonight. >> i appreciate the opportunity to participate. as we are seeing many of our groups and associations throughout the country are being placed in harm's way. as you've seen in the last couple of days, many police leaders throughout the nation have given their opinion and their objection to what they witnessed as a result of the tragedy so close to minnesota. however, how men and women of our association and all law enforcement are still compelled to be a line of defense to protect the innocent and it's a tragedy what's taken place. many elected officials and professionals have clearly identified that the agitators in this nation are undermining the message that the peaceful protesters are attempting to deliver. >> can you talk a little bit, let's go back to the beginning of the george floyd incident. how does this happen? looking at this video, what

mick mikael is the president of the national association of police organizations. thank you for being with us. i want to get your thoughts as you look at this, and obviously curfews extend all across our country tonight. >> i appreciate the opportunity to participate. as we are seeing many of our groups and associations throughout the country are being placed in harm's way. as you've seen in the last couple of days, many police leaders throughout the nation have given their opinion and their objection to what they witnessed as a result of the

joining me is mick mulvaney, his tenure at the white house overlapped quite a bit with john bolton's time as national security adviser having the competing offices in the west wing, two of the few with a fireplace in them if i'm not mistaken. thank you for coming on. good to see you, sir. >> how are you been? >> oh, you know, locked up like the rest of us here a little bit. let me start quickly, i want to get to the book but the virus. you were chief of staff basically in the early days of this start of the pandemic. >> yeah. >> you got -- you look back on some things that you wish you'd have done sooner, wish the administration had done. have you done your own after action report and feel as if there's things you would have done differently now? >> chuck, it is easy to look back and say would you do things differently? the information changing rapidly. from early on, the only metric, we the only measuring stick was the previous coronavirus as we had dealt with which was sars and mers. these are deadly diseases, a higher fatality rate than coronavirus. but they weren't nearly as cont

kevin: people like mick mulvaney want to know how they are going to pay for it.nkly, if you are looking at this even in the longer term, we are all obsessed with the november election, but if you play this out to 2022, 2024, that is really going to be the battle from an ideological standpoint in the republican party. people like mick mulvaney. they are going to be pressing, how exactly do we pay for this? you're going to see a resurgence of that. i have my eye on senator joni ernst. she recently just launched with senator tim scott a millennial debt coalition, a coalition of republicans increasingly coming to the forefront for a new generation about these types of issues. that is why i am skeptical that a $1 trillion infrastructure plan would have a strong prospect in the fall, but i guess we are to have to wait and see. the president on air force one, he can read a book on the first lady and a book from john bolton. what is he going to read? kevin: i don't think he is going to be reading any of these books. i think his lawyers are going to be reading the john bo

are closed due to the coronavirus and then nick we caught up with mick door who runs a pub in london and he showed us how he stays in touch with his regular customers because without them the pub has become sad and empty. this place will be rammed any day of the week it will just be minded if i'd have money the sunday i did speak to. your music sign in the background. different crowds hanging about like little plugs. that people tell me just can't face so that's a little of them together. usually senses of people come to the alexandra in wimbledon in cities london. but there's not been a salt here since the looking started that i can't from the staff live here. and the managers. like there might not be any punters but they've been busy keeping hundreds of meals daily for free for the hospital. this scene with useful and it began to do it to be working. in this industry we work long hours normally found the 1st few days you kind of really enjoy reluctance though but then after about a week also we already are quite bored really so we were trying to find things to do with. these need o

are closed due to the coronavirus and demick we caught up with mick door who runs a pub in london and he showed us how he stays in touch with his regular customers because without them the pub has become sad and empty. you this place will be rammed any day of the week just pm monday to friday monday the sunday it will speak to. your news explain the background. different crowds hang about like little pods. great people from a discount space without too little of them together. usually thousands of people come to the alexandra in wimbledon in size london. but there's not been a soul here since the lockdown started. apart from the staff members who live here . and the manager. like there might not be any punters but they've been busy cooking hundreds of meals daily for free for the local hospital this seat with useful and a good antidote to boredom. in this industry we work long hours normally found the 1st few days you kind of really enjoy relaxing and stuff but then after about a week or so real you quite bored really so we were trying to find things to do with. these need over 6000 m

ainsley: mick mulvaney said i'm definitely not buying that book. i watched every second of that interview yesterday, i refuse to may money to buy that book, januaryian meally has headlines for us. >> we begin with a fox news alert now, two people are dead and 12 others hurt after a violent night in charlotte, north carolina. police say dozens of shots were fired during a father's day and juneteenth block party. seven were hurt by the gunfire and five more were hit by cars. witnesses call the scene absolute chaos. this marks the end of a bloody week across the united states. in chicago at least 11 people killed and 67 injured. a 3-year-old boy was among those who died. in minneapolis, one person was killed and 11 others shot. and the "new york post" reports one person was shot every hour in new york city on saturday. nascar launching an investigation an a noose was found in driver bubba wallace's garage in talladega. it comes two weeks after wallace successfully pushed to ban the confederate flag at tracks. wallace the cup series only black driver r

mick akers >> was it as crowded as it looks in the video >> yeah, it was.t was taken nine minutes after they opened the doors an let people in so people were ready to fill in pretty quickly there. i wasn't expecting it to be that packed and that video is true to form >> what struck me when i saw this on twitter, i thought maybe this video got mixed up with pre-pandemic video of the d casino, but in fact, this is a scene that you have been witnessing all over the place. you've been going up and down the strip all day long and to the airport, as well >> yeah. i was at mccaron airport and i've been going there every so often since the shutdown and it's weird seeing that back and some other reporters are all around the city, and the bellagio reopened today and it had a pretty good crowd, the flamingo, caesar's and some great crowds there, so people are obviously ready to get back to the gambling action in las vegas. >> yeah. i want to show some of the video we have of the bellagio. obviously, in some areas of the hotel there is social distancing taking place ve

it's pretty remarkable. >> you say we heard from mick mulvaney's lawyer. someday, we'll hear from mick mulvaney when he writes his book, as soon as this is over. you know, maybe it'll be called, you know, got kicked out of the room when it happened. jim acosta, thank you. >> not a lot of courage. >> that's right. exactly. gloria, thanks so much. long lines in tulsa, oklahoma, already awaiting president trump's rally there saturday. according to new analysis, new coronavirus cases are spiking in oklahoma and at least nine other states. details, when we continue. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side eff

mick mulvaney, i do appreciate you taking the time and the hard questions this morning. >> i've knownot longer than john bolton has, and mike would have said something to me longer before he said something to bolton and he's never said an ill word about the president of the united states in private or in public. >> okay, bolton has a different story, to be fair, but we appreciate you taking the time this morning and taking the hard questions. >> thanks, jim. >> and we'll be right back. how about no no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> florida shattered the daily record again in new coronavirus cases. in palm beach county, several hospitals report being out of icu beds. joining us mow is melissa mckinley, former mayor. commissioner, thank you for being here. what does that mean, that several hospitals in palm beach county are out of icu beds. what's next? >> well, we have about 14 hospitals in palm beach county. yeah, i think they're sharing a lot of patients right now. i can't tell you with the data that we have how many

maria: and so where are the needs, though, right now then, mick?ok at where you're seeing the most trouble, i mean, you've got certain industries like hotels and restaurants needing stimulus badly. they are living on of cash flow and there's none of it during the shutdown. you also have community banks, this is where main street america banks, the community banks. they're talking about needing stimulus. in your view right now, knowing all of the trillions that have already been thrown at this economy, where are the needs today? >> a lot of the trillions that have been thrown haven't hit the economy yet. to your point, i think it's real difficult for the government to pick winners and losers when it comes to industries, to of say we're going to help hotels but not cruise lines, not airlines, not boeing. that's difficult to do and would open anybody up to second guessing after the fact, lessons that were learned after the financial crisis of the last decade. it's better to look at the larger market drivers, is capital available, to your point, are co

better than mick now please we're not in middle of a pandemic stay at home but football at home on your plate here in the stadium at some point when it's a load again will make up for it all or most of all if not. when will that be possible. to next is on you know 90 a world the next season that will run reasonably normally will be $22122.00. so the coming season will likely look similar to the end of this one not the nicest of prospects. so much indeed happening nice for the top of the hour. stand for. the money which courses. video audio. anytime anywhere. media center.

the ground that he heard travis michael make a statement [ bleep ]. >> defense attorney for travis mickel said he never made that slur. all three men were only trying to have a conversation with ahmaud arbery when they were trying to stop him. they maintain it all went wrong. the prosecution says that is not what happened. lastly i'll point out that horrific alleged racial slur that travis mcmichael made may not be used against him. they do not have a hate crime law. that could change but even if it does, it would not apply to the trial of ahmaud arbery's death. >> arbery's mother said she was devastated to hear the testimony about her son's last moments. >> at this point i'm really speechless because -- it's -- it's hard to know that he had to go through that. he actually ran for his life. he couldn't run anymore. he had to fight and after he fought he was killed. very hard to know that he endured that. i'm hoping that the death will implement change. we need change. so no other african-american will lose their life in such a manner. >> arbery family lawyer said the department of justi

mick mulvaney. hope we see you again real soon.k at some groups of stocks which are moving. first of all, the big banks. all of them on the down side today. i don't specifically have an explanation for that. they go up and down. lot of volatility in that sector. >>> hsbc, europe's biggest bank, reviving their huge layoff plan to cut, wait for it, 35,000 jobs. that plan was on pause but the pandemic is pushing them to actually do it. 35,000 jobs. the stock is at $23 a share. >>> i've got some decent good news on jobs. the army hiring 10,000 people for 150 different positions. new soldiers can get a $2,000 bonus and free college. how about that. >>> next, new censorship questions as google threatens to pull the federalist from its ad network. google is now giving the conservative news site three days to take action. we will speak to a senior editor at the federalist after this break. ♪ robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with yo

remarkable. >> some day we'll hear from mick mulvaney when he writes his book when this is over.be it will be called got kicked out of the room when it happened. >> a lot of books. not a lot of courage. >> exactly. thanks so much. long lines in tall saulsa, okla awaiting president trump's rally saturday. details when we continue. these are extraordinary times, and we want to thank the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. we're here to help support you when you need us. take care, and be well. to learn more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx.com >>> as president trump preps for his rally in oklahoma saturday, we have information hour irresponsible and dangerous the rally could be for public health. according to cnn analysis, ten states are seeing their highest average of new cases sin evce t pandemic began. almost all are a

. >> this is the mcdonalds restaurant that gained notoriety for micking people use face masks made of doggy diapers. >> reporter: these are the pictures the employees took wearing them s theyseasface pla on may 25 and days later got a positive result. she said she has been allergic to every medication she has been prescribed and she tested positive gren the virus last week and now in her second 14- day quarantine. she claims she caught covid-19 from co-workers. >> the main problem with this mcdonalds is that they were insistent on workers reporting on their shifts even when they were sick. >> reporter: he has investigators conducting contact tracing and fears mores cases could be tied to this mcdonalds, although it doesn't name the parent company, he hasn't ruled out the possibility. >> we think that probably mcdoto some extent responsible because we know mcdonalds corporate micromanages the franchisees. >> reporter: he says he personally purchased 3,000 masks and 500 sets of gloves for the employees. in a statement he wrote the allegations raised in the lawsuit do not represent the h

i want to give you the answer that -- the explanation that mick mulvaney, the president's former acting chief of staff gave for all of this when i spoke to him a few minutes ago. have a listen. >> there was one criticism that i would level against the president is that he didn't hire very well. he did not have experience in running government and didn't know how to put together a team that could work well with him. >> we lost unfortunately charles blow there. but since i have you back, ali, that explanation here saying that all of the people have described the administration, the people appointed experienced people, many of them life long republicans. really the president didn't hire well. >> i thought he only hired the best people. i thought he only hired the creme de la creme. i thought that was one of his strengths, that he was a business man. he knew how to put together the most competent team. i thought that was what -- part of what he ran on. i just thought that was very interesting. i mean, we appreciate mick mulvaney coming on and giving the administration's perspective but i th

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former chief of staff mick mulvaney takes issue with the book, but admits president trump did not hire best people. >> he didn't hire very well. he did not have experience at running government and didn't know how to put together a team that could work well with him. >> reporter: today, the unsurpassed abity triumph over darkness." but an hour later, on a day celebrating the end of slavery, president trump retweeted this sarcastic message about george washington owning slaves. president trump's response to racial isses has led a top african american state department official to resign in protest. her name is mary elizabeth taylor, and she reportedly wrote in her resignation letter that "the president's actions cut sharply against my core values and convictions." norah. >> o'donnell: ben tracy at the white house. thank you. tonight, the world health organization says we are in a new and dangerous phase of the coronavirus pandemic after shattering a record number of new cases in a single day globally. more than 2.2 million cases have now been confirmed just right here in the u.s., and ne

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reporter: from the mick -- from the white house, annexed reaction.ton's book, which is getting terrible reviews, is a compilation of lies and made up stories intended to make me look bad. from his press secretary, a different approach, the book is full of classified information. >> he is a misguided al qaeda foreign policy and a week author and this is despicable duty shows to publish this book without going through the review process. reporter: from his top review advisor, a personal attack. >> is the washington swamps and equivalent of a benchwarmer it. he did not obey the chain of command, because his views were totally out of sync with donald j. trump with respect to agile handle international affairs. reporter: john bolton has been working on the books for month. he was present during key moments of the trump presidency, the summit and north korea, the meeting with vladimir putin in finland, g20 and nato gatherings around the world. says trump is easily flattered by leaders who try to manipulate him. and a longer interview to air this weekend, h

lead singer mick jagger said the you said you can always get what you want as the presidents walk offong is particularly absurd. jagger says the song is a drowsy ballard about drug abuse. >>> let's get into this forecast, and i want to start to take apart this wind event. this is not like the typical wind you have been experiencing for the last two weeks nonstop. it's going to play ou t's starf or where you live, the red flag warning hasn't started yet, that's a different story, we'll get to that next. but the when you have been living with to the afternoon and up to right now is going to stay just about as strong as it is at your house until the sun goes down. watch what happens on the futurecast, we are going to start here at 5:15, the brighter the color the stronger the wind. as we advance this to 9:00, the sun is down and it starts getting dark. the wind starts to turn off. but then, the second phase of this wind event is going to start to kick in. for that, we've got to get up to the north bay, watch the mountains, and watch how they light up. in the overnight hours, that is at 3

approaching the pope they shot a local man called mick mcgrath as he left the building. they then detonated a nail bomb which failed to explode. what was striking about this particular attack was that all those involved were members of the local police force the r.u.c. with some on duty as the attack took place. and so many up on and sentencing these place officers the lord chief justice went so far as to claim and i quote that they were trying to rid the land of pestilence but that's the kind of language that nazi shoes but use. a very important landmark for the campaign and 999 was the fact that we acquired they. was a former sergeant and they are you say he had been convicted of the marge are off a man called william strathairn and he had served 7 years in prison. enough. it became available to us in the spring of $9099.00. for the 1st time really away realized that the job of monaghan bombings was willing to sell many other attacks north of the border. to the miami show bound. to the don dog and the castle blaney. the merger of john francis korean all of which took p

have you just come off shift was mick sister kelly bore witness to those dark days. i've felt broken on many occasion and i think a lot of my colleagues have. it consumes you. it's what you think about when you go to bed, it's what you think about, you are preparing for your next shift, you are relieved that the previous shift is over. you are sad. it is a huge emotional burden. every single person on the front line now has to deal with their own trauma, has to go home, has to process this, and has to come back, and you are asking a lot of people to walk into a hospital full of a deadly disease to do their best every single day, to change their entire work style around it, put their family second for this, for i don't know how long. the peak almost broke minds, and according to consultant nick bunker, almost broke royal london. in normal times, we manage about 44 patients. at the peak, we were managing just shy of 90 patients. so almost double? almost double. we were 20 beds away from being overrun, we were keeping people alive. that's what our goal of care was, keep

is that by mick when. and that's what your balance is an important follow borne of analysts are shaped like the us and all the. teams that are in that 114 about last 15 games we can safely congratulate by and another championship win so what else is happening in the bundesliga the other stars of the can run era so fast. we'll check in on their legs as triumph on the nico to have a deal. that everyone's coping so well with the empty stadium might have been struggling to pick up points post restart. it seems to be known. happen shock is depressing ron and lynn have tumbled down the table they travel to go. to a battling for champions league place along with live acoustic. you how buying kept the top 4 hopes alive in the match against find out. that we start with the relentless champions often. and we're in a triumphant mood following their midweek victory over dormant their nearest contenders vanquished they all looked up the title but coach can see flick isn't quite making room in the trophy case yet. it's

his first assignment, mick jagger. the second, john lennon. >> i was really nervous for that one, you kno because, because it was a beatle, because it was john lennon. and-- but then, ce the camera goes up in front of my eye, the nerves gaway. >> reporter: lennon liked the image rusell captured that day-- so much so, that later invited him to photogrhim and yoko ono in the hospital shortly after ono had miscarried. >> i think the secret was they could see the mmselves photographs. and i think that it was easier for them to recognize themselves in the picture, recognized what here i am, you know, they're musicians, they're making music. and when you see them through my lens, it looks like that because i don't change stuff. >> reporter: while luck may have played a roll in untrained photographer got his start, rusell's ability took control frld there. he wo on to capture some of the most iconic moments in music during the end of one of the osth century's mt influential periods. >> it was very much the jisn lennon lifhat

before we run out of time the african-american actress that we saw in that scene her name was handy mick daniels she won an oscar for the role that she played in gone with the whip. are you familiar with how that oscar was awarded to her i vaguely recall i recall when the film had its debut with atlanta she was subjected to us style partied regulations and of course there were objections about civil rights groups to her to trail and to the character that she depicted yes a reporter did some investigation today and told us that hattie mcdaniel she won an oscar she was the 1st african-american to win an oscar in the united states but she was not allowed to walk up on the stage during the awards ceremony because she was black so i think that's also a case of people not knowing the history because i have to admit i didn't know that had been the case with her either president it's good talking with you we appreciate you coming back on the day this week we appreciate your insights tonight as well thank you thank you. well the day is almost done but the conversation it continues online join us

better than mick now please we're in the middle of a pandemic stage home but football at home on your plate here in the stadium at some point when it's a load again will make up for a toll on the fellas now. when will that be possible. to next his own you know 90 a world the next season that will run reasonably normally will be $22122.00. so the coming season will likely look similar to the end of this one not the nicest of prospects. you're watching the w. news live from berlin after a short break i'll be back to take you through the big stick around we'll be right back. i'm not all thinking how to budget i guess sometimes i am but i stand up in the winter that we should have been thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes classics put in here think it's new for the country that i'm not. freakishness drama day i guess it's all about. bob i might show join me for meet the devon bundy to be a. post card. armstrong really walk on the moon. isn't the earth really flat hafter all. of the government used planes to poison us. conspiracy theories supported like wildfir

fumes over john bolton's book, a remarkable admission from former acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney, who is still serving in the administration. >> if there was one criticism that i would level against the president, is that he didn't hire very well. he did not have experience at running government and didn't know how to put together a team that could work well with him. >> reporter: bolton is only the latest member of team trump to turn against the president. in his new book, "the room where it happened," he portrays trump as inept and singularry focused on his own re-election. you describe the president as erratic, foolish, behaved irrationally, bizarrely. you can't leave him alone for a minute. he saw conspiracies behind rocks and was stunningly uninformed. he couldn't tell the difference between his personal interests and the country's interests. >> i don't think he's fit for office. i don't think he has the competence to carry out the job. there really isn't any guiding principle that i was able to discern, other than what's good for donald trump's re-election. >> repo

that used to be made by the this color revolution attempted there you know applying in hong kong with mick plenty of willing ridge's defense ok again go to the national endowment of democracies like they have their pictures and shaking hands with pale and members of congress this is all transparent here but the thing is is it it whatever it may be different one country 2 systems it's actually these activists in league with their orange friends that are actually destroying the value of hong kong even more to city quicker pace head yes yes that's right and i agree with what marcus will say which is that the chinese are concerned with the domino effect that this. is a riot. so there should have taken place in hong kong with a domino effect it will have in the rest of china because that's really what the chinese are most concerned with the disintegration of their country i mean this is something but it's. ingrained in the chinese mind they remember the 1901 happened how easily china was a. foreign colonial power they do not want to go back to their so in any thought that you know what's happen

i was definitely inspired by mick's movements.orate that feel ofjust the love of dance. arts venues at this time of the year are normally crowded with theatregoers, but in the uk, they will be amongst the last places to reopen after the coronavirus lockdown is lifted. actors and crews make up some of the 290,000 workers in the industry. they are living in fear for their futures. projects like these are one way to help those affected with financial and emotional support. sodaba haidare, bbc news. briefly, three. thousands of mourners have been filing past the casket of george floyd in his hometown of houston, texas. hello again. for many of us, monday was a dry day with variable cloud, some spells of sunshine, and the skies looked like this for quite a few of us. however, we did see some heavy downpours across south—west england. looking at the forecast over the next few hours, we do still have quite a lot of cloud in the sky across the uk. there are a few clear spells for the majority. it's dry at the moment, so those temperatures

i was definitely inspired by mick's movements.orate that feel ofjust the love of dance. arts venues at this time of the year are normally crowded with theatregoers, but in the uk, they will be amongst the last places to reopen after the coronavirus lockdown is lifted. actors and crews make up some of the 290,000 workers in the industry. they are living in fear for their futures. projects like these are one way to help those affected with financial and emotional support. sodaba haidare, bbc news. a reminder of our main news, live to this scene now in portland, oregon right now, the latest protest from many people against the killing of george floyd. in texas, thousands of people have paid their last respects to him. his killing has sparked demonstrations around the world calling for justice. the police officer accused of murdering him is now sacked and charged with second—degree murder and has made his first court appearance via video link. derek chauvin's bail was placed at $1 million. last month in minneapolis while mr floyd was

now, we see hugize mick shifts. >> his rally seems more than what this country is going through. >> ild expect him to back down a little bit. he tends to trouble down and public more to the pace. we see that he is pushing for the con sumts to be coming down town. forts that were named after confederate historics. he's out of what people think in this particular of history. but the way that americans heat to the police. 57% of all americans and 49 of whites, believe that the united states will use force to get african-americans. this is a big change from when garnic felt that way. we see two-thirds of george floit's killing was tszyu to police brutality. he will have to consider meez things moving forward, if he has any chance of winning in 2020. >> right. some of the president's advisers are telling him, you have to ad ad ad adam. at any point, do you see him engaging with protesters, that he needs to consider that. >> i don't see him making a huge change here and at the end of the day it's about him and the yal i-sans to do so. we're seeing democrats are trying to offer alternative p

i was definitely inspired by mick's movements.just the love of dance. arts venues at this time of the year are normally crowded with theatregoers, but in the uk, they will be amongst the last places to reopen after the coronavirus lockdown is lifted. actors and crews make up some of the 290,000 workers in the industry. they are living in fear for their futures. projects like these are one way to help those affected with financial and emotional support. sodaba haidare, bbc news. let's just take you back to houston texas, where thousands of mourners have passed the casket of george floyd in his hometown. his killing of course by police sparked protests for justice around the world. his body was in an open gold coloured casket. people wearing masks. the church just near where he grew up. his brother paying tribute, saying he wa nted paying tribute, saying he wanted to thank everybody who came out to see his brother and cheer him on after his last lap. he said, we grow up together eating banana mayonnaise sandwiches, having fun ina ma

address how business relations between the 2 countries will shape recovery efforts in the wake of penda mick. let's bring in our chief political editor michelle o'keefe now on the story so the coronavirus and business ties were on the agenda is that what this video conference was really about. yes it was but there's also a lot more at stake let's stick with the official readout that we've already seen and there we saw the german cancer chancellor call on china to make more progress when it comes to that investment deal that the e.u. and the chinese government have been hoping to forward since 2014 those were the early days of that merkel says there's not enough progress on that so that's a word of criticism at the same time the very fact that the german chancellor agreed to this video conference here will be seen and it will be used as a lot of symbolism by beijing towards the u.s. with those mounting tensions in trade relations there and the e.u. not to get stuck in the middle after all devaney will hold the e.u. presidency from july on words for 6 months and here we see the german chancell