commissioner moss. >> vice president moss had to leave. he is excused as of 1:00. he had a meeting. >> commissioner alexander toot. >> i am sorry if i missed it. this is a report. we are not asked to confirm the numbers, is that correct? are we asked to confirm the change? >> if you have any comments or questions for deputy director madison. >> thank you for a very thorough report. i am hoping these are worse case and we get the revenue up. thank you for your very thorough report. >> commissioner clinch, please. >> no questions or comments. thank you. >> no questions or comments. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> thank you, deputy. >> next item is item 8b update on proposed or resently enacted state or local legislation. >> good afternoon. i am the legislative affairs. a few up days. fee waiver we newual was approved yesterday and we anticipated it will be signed this week. we heard about the hco ordinance. it is safe to skip that. supervisor peskin's proposed amendment to the planning code could change what constitutes demolition is continued to the call of the

>>hopping in a kayak or hitting the trail might be a welcome relief in moss landing rob fladeboe kron 4 news pretty nice and cried for we'll bring you a new destination calieornia road trip every thursday and friday this summer. >>for even more vacation ideas you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. >>i have a supreme court decision on immigration it is considered a win for the trump administration also the city were debate over a face mask scott, pretty heated public comments in fact had to be shut down. and after the break jobless claims keep >>the american jobs crisis is far from over another one and a half million americans filed initial jobless claims last week. it's the second week in a row and which weekly jobless claims have been higher than estimated if signals that pandemic and just play offs are elevated even with the u.s. economy reopening since mid-march there have been more than 47 million claims. the parent company of chuckie cheese has filed for bankruptcy, it is blaming the pandemic it says the chain will probably operate normally through the process nearly half th

important you are so busy and that generates mosses of mosses and more stress. and. every person has a. responsibility to find their own way to cope stress and to channel our energy from wanting to even ing in the right way you say that stress is not always unhealthy something like stress stress i said yeah it's a big difference in the short term stress and long term stress and our brain is made for short term stress like the rhythm of push and pull. we need sometimes to push and motivation and push push push and discipline and motivation and then we need some time for relax to go in the flow and push and that's a big difference between these threats it's a rhythm push and pull and i'm. a long term stresses push push push push push from monday to sunday and the whole year only push and that's very unhealthy for our brain because it's the rhythm is not natural and there's even been some time in your biography where you felt very stressed he told me yeah i played professional waterpolo in the 1st division and also captain of the team and i studied psychology and then a

our health correspondent lauren moss reports.e just welcomed baby uriah into the world. but being pregnant during the pandemic was stressful, especially with black, asian and ethnic minority women found to be more at risk from coronavirus. when lockdown started, it started to be just over 70s and vulnerable people with certain underlying conditions. and then they added pregnant women to the list so i was like, ok, that is when the anxiety kicked in. and then we're four times more likely to pass with it. so it was not fun, to be honest. it was really scary. because you're just thinking, please, don't let it, basically, hit our doorstep. i can see that you're 16 weeks pregnant... here at homerton university hospital in hackney some consultations and midwife catch—ups are done remotely, to reduce the time women need to spend in hospital. maternity units in england have been given a four—point plan to ensure there's greater support for women. they'll advise taking vitamin d and data will be collected on other risk factors, such as he

well germany's foreign minister heikal moss has insisted that journalists must be allowed to do their job reporting on the unrest in the u.s. . with regard to the incidents involving. of which we have also been made aware we would contact us oath or choose to find out more about the circumstances we remain firmly committed journalists must be able to carry out their task which is independent coverage of events without endangering their safety it would appear to push democratic states under the rule of law have to meet the highest standards when it comes to protecting freedom of the press. standouts and. that was the german foreign minister speaking earlier 6 years of war in eastern ukraine have claimed more than 10000 lives and forced millions to leave their homes as peace talks stalled a ukrainian defense delegation in berlin today says that those talks are expected to resume soon a fast track peace process was a key campaign pledge from ukraine's president followed amir selenski but a year into the job it's all proving more difficult that he promised. tanks on the roads and shifting

lauren moss, bbc news. the madeleine mccann case, are also now looking into the disappearance of two other children. the 43—year—old convicted sex offender named ‘christian b‘ is currently in a german prison on drugs offences. the cases being reviewed include the disappearance of a german boy in southern portugal in 1996, and the disappearance in germany of a five year old girl in 2015. our berlin correspondent jenny hill reports. in the tranquillity of the german countryside, the former home of a suspected child killer. christian b owned this land, lived here sometimes in a caravan. the impression you get is of a rather secretive man, someone who came and went, usually at night, who didn't want to speak to the neighbours. in fact, gave them the very clear impression he didn't want to be disturbed. police have searched this land twice in the last four years. they found a memory stick containing child pornography, but no trace of a little german girl who went missing in 2015. inga was five when she disappear

and germany's foreign minister heikal moss is reacting and says sting the journalist must be allow to do their jobs reporting on the unrest in the u.s. . we did with regard to the incidents involving which of which we have also to be made aware we would contact us oath or choose to find out more about the circumstances we remain firmly committed journalists must be able to carry out that tosk which is independent coverage of events without endangering their safety it would appear to push the democratic states under the rule of law have to meet the highest standards when it comes to protecting freedom of the press. standouts. to our to the that was the german foreign minister speaking a short time ago let's look at some other stories making news around the world the u.s. ambassador to germany richard grinnell has resigned for now repeatedly clashed with german politicians during his tenure in berlin and german companies that wanted to continue trading with iran were openly threatened with consequences most recently for nell said the u.s. pressure on germany will not let up in the futur

commissioner moss. >> vice president moss had to leave. he is excused as of 1:00. he had a meeting. >> commissioner alexander toot. >> i am sorry if i missed it. this is a report. we are not asked to confirm the numbers, is that correct? are we asked to confirm the change? >> if you have any comments or questions for deputy director madison. >> thank you for a very thorough report. i am hoping these are worse case and we get the revenue up. thank you for your very thorough report. >> commissioner clinch, please. >> no questions or comments. thank you. >> no questions or comments. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> thank you, deputy. >> next item is item 8b update on proposed or resently enacted state or local legislation. >> good afternoon. i am the legislative affairs. a few up days. fee waiver we newual was approved yesterday and we anticipated it will be signed this week. we heard about the hco ordinance. it is safe to skip that. supervisor peskin's proposed amendment to the planning code could change what constitutes demolition is continued to the call of the

lauren moss, bbc news.t has released figures from the first week of the new nhs test and trace programme. 0ur health correspondent nick triggle is here. nick, what have we learnt? this test and trace system is crucial for containing local outbreaks of coronavirus going forward. now, when somebody is tested positive, they are contacted by the contact tracers and they are close contacts a re by the contact tracers and they are close contacts are identified to see if they are at risk of being infected with the virus, they are then asked to self—isolate. we have data from the first week, the 28th of may to the 3rd ofjune. 8100 people who tested positive were passed on to the contact tracing system, and of those, 51100 provided details. 32,000 contacts were then identified, but only 27,000 actually reached. the data also looked at how many were reached within 2a hours. this is considered to be crucial for containing and suppressing the virus. eight out of ten were reached in 2a hours, and of those, 85% agreed to

lauren moss, bbc news.smith, who's in westminster now. talk ofjuly the 4th, the new independent state. simon, it will be a huge moment, probably the biggest lifting and lockdown restrictions we've seen so far, albeit it will come with additional precautions, there will be much more widespread wearing of facemasks, you will probably have to give your contact details when you go to pubs and restau ra nts, details when you go to pubs and restaurants, there will probably be restrictions on numbers, eating and drinking, much more of it will be outdoors, find in this lovely weather, much harder in the bleak midwinter. but it is a huge moment. obviously for the economy because the hospitality and catering sector have been saying, we cannot operate under two metres, lots of us are going to go bust. similarly for offices and workplaces, hard to create that two metres space. for us as individuals, it's a huge moment, after weeks being cooped up we can begin ina after weeks being cooped up we can begin in a fortnight,

dot com that's good for moss this week. lots of homeless people come out be seen on the streets of japan. in tokyo love 4000 people used to spend their nights in internet cafes. among the u.k. but then they can say is had to close because of the coronavirus. someone can do how to be fine. global 3000. next on d w. impressive and surreal. in india nature has been taking a breather. the lockdown has shown how much more still needs to be done climategate is good because they are very hot leaving out the world who wants a green economy for the environment and the people. in 60 minutes on t.w. . we're all set to go beyond. that. we're all about the stories that matter to the. country. whatever it takes. the running now for public interest. you know that job you made for mines. but kind of conquered the major issues of our society. seasonal flu steadily. bianco could host its modern day heroes in. inspirational people who take on the challenges of the world with their unique ideas. to the person with this entrepreneurial mind to

after a correspondent was shot at twice by police with rubber bullets in minneapolis over the weekend moss also expressed sympathy for peaceful protesters britain's queen elizabeth was seen in public over the weekend for the 1st time since the country went into lockdown the photos emerged of the monarch writing a pony on the grounds of her windsor castle residence horseback riding is one of her favorite pastimes even at the age of $94.00. international donors have promised $1300000000.00 in aid to yemen but the united nations says that's half the required target to avoid severe cutbacks 5 years of war there between who the rebels and a saudi military alliance have left 80 percent of the population reliant on food aid with the corona virus spreading in the country the u.n. mourns it's a race now against time to prevent another catastrophe. the task of digging fresh green since fallen to children the death toll in the port city of aden is said to have quintupled the corona virus is spreading rapidly in yemen the health care system is on the verge of collapse just a few clinics are still open

germany's foreign minister heikal moss is weighing in insisting that journalists must be allowed to do their job reporting on the unrest in the us. to do it with regard to the incidents involving deutscher bella which of which we have also been made aware we would contact us or thora choose to find out more about the circumstances we remain firmly committed journalists must be able to carry out their task which is independent coverage of events without endangering their safety it would appear to british democratic states under the rule of law have to meet the highest standards when it comes to protecting freedom of the press. standards and in tartly and that was the german foreign minister speaking a short while ago well when it comes to the economy and coronavirus it is all about thinking big investing billions to curb the coronavirus recessions around the world today the german government is set to decide on its biggest economic stimulus package in the country's history it will be passed tomorrow the plan up to 80000000000 euros to crank up the economy. when it comes to children it s

this common basis let's bring in our correspondents on the story above asal is in brussels beckett moss is in london for us good to have you both barbara let's start with you as we mentioned michel barnier looking very frustrated they're saying the u.k. is backtracking in all areas what did you make of his words. now michel the buggy has a certain negotiating mandate that he goes by the european leaders and that those tie his hands so he really has to try to get to an agreement considering on the basis of these demands that european side has put up and yes the disputable declaration the piece of paper he showed that we have seen is something that boris johnson signed last year but then obviously after birth it happened he must have thought what do i care about the treaty as and yesterday and let's redefine this let's sort of do this completely different differently and that simply hasn't worked so far used to hold him and hold the u.k. to the idea that there should be one overarching agreement that sort of takes care of all the detail in the future relationship between the 2 sides and t

. >> reporter: nashville-based music journalist marissa moss. there is a lot of fear in country. is just a huge fear that if you speak out, you'll lose air play, that you'll lose fans. and i think it's a gross misund ou audience. >> reporter: in that same statement, lady a directly addressed a question many might be directly asking thismorning, why you only only making the ch now. they go on to say they can make no excuses for their lateness in this realization. what we can do is acknowledge it, turn from it and take action. vladimir duthiers reporting. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm chip reid. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, anger over a deadly police shooting in atlanta. protesters have taken to the streets demanding justice forr-k killed by two bullets in the back. his family tonight with an emotional plea. >> not only are we hurt, we are angry. when does this st

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correspondent bargain mosse in london who is following the story for us berg what information do we have about the alleged perpetrator. well the british media and press agencies are reporting that the name of the alleged perpetrator is colliery. and that he's a 25 year old male from libya who used to lived in reading the police have not confirmed dead but they are saying that they are not looking for anybody else in the attack so at the moment are focusing all the investigation and finding out further background really send it. just on the on this man so how is it that this man event fell through the security cracks and allegedly committed this attack. british police haven't given any information but british media the b.b.c. reports that the perpetrator was not going to the security services and that he had been investigated for a potential danger that he was intending to travel abroad and for food for reasons of terrorism this is nothing that the police have confirmed but this is what british media the b.b.c. are reporting but that at the time when the security services were investigati

spike moss has been an activist in minnesota since 1966. >> our people have been watching this over and over again. our young people don't even know how long we've been fighting. because the news suppresses the message. they're tired. they're tired of being abused. tired of being beaten. tired of being killed. >> reporter: gil spent more than four decades in law enforcement before joining the obama administration. he believes officers have a duty to intervene when they see bad behavior. >> if your partner is using inappropriate, you'v st him or her from doing that. often the frustration of officers is that, i'm not like that. i don't want to be judged by what officer chauvin did. and yet the reality is they know that they all wear that blue uniform.orte johnson said training needs to be backed up by strong policies to hold officers accountable. >> you need to look at who you're hiring demographically. does your department reflect the demographics of the city? are they policing their neighbors or do they live 50 miles outside of town? what behaviors are you rewarding? who is getting prom

lauren moss, bbc news.increasing pressure from within its own party to relax the two metre distancing rule in england, to help businesses and schools re—open. the former conservative leader sir iain duncan smith has warned that the uk faces "shattering" consequences if it doesn't soon change the guidance to one metre, which is recommended by the world health organization. boris johnson's previously said he hopes the distance can be reduced, as virus rates go down — with ministers saying the issue is under "active review". here's our political correspondentjessica parker. cheers! remember this? when people could crowd into pubs and restaurants? you won't see that again anytime soon, but with more shops opening from next week, and measuring up hopes for hospitality in july, there's a question. that's two metres. how distant does social distancing need to be? for our businesses, it is the difference between survival and failure. with a two metre social distancing rule, a third of our premises simply will not b

a lot of the same but of bullets and wife on top of me no one like i have on the moss in the months ago since i guess i mostly. remember. that you'll have things here almost him but he says i'm mostly coming out of despair yet i'm mostly going to use him last night in my you know in the last days of your bitterness and he said oh but i must. come for. the thinkin to hold on to some of the modern times you go but i thought i saw no sympathy when i got it i am an anonymous or god calamity you see are possible. for from what i've heard. chatham was a guy in the den more sunday going there but i'll see if i can go see him but i've been the most are god one said that they are going to him on all that i am. going to. be. you know i do like that. yeah ok it's a shared project it's not about me it's about us it's about this group of people and how we're all learning from each other and having basically the most wonderful time with mozart and mambo. i. think. in my more head it almost got one and all i'm watching i mean the only data. i didn't get him was he got by loud i mean about as if you ju

we can point to this moment just a few moss ahead of the president maial election how he treating ourer: angela lang founded a group after trump narrowly carried wisconsin in 2016. since then, there are signs of change. in april, david crowley was elected first african-american milwaukee count you executive. a seat once held by republican former governor scott walker, this election matters. people know we need change. >> reporter: the trump campaign isn't seating black voters. opening a republican field office here on martin luther king jr. drive with a quote from the slain civil rides leader in the window. david bone a state representative says voters should not be fooled. >> offensive to the standpoint that nothing in this administration or that he's done really lines up with the words. >> beautiful! >> people. >> reporter: approaching the throwed straight week of protests organized by frank sensabaugh who intentionally didn't vote four years ago. >> do you plan to vote this november? >> this november, yeah. i actually do plan to vote. this november i think it's going to be more ser

think go up a little when i say just you know you see the moss and old gray at the dining but down to the point and this i can say that i'd like to say i'm not because i'm not for most of them been down the flames that he's out you know in in portugal but i say to you know what i mean the bread the snow process more from what a lot of people. said i know that my heart gail certain men i can worship i want. to be able to be any be muslim and take it by him don't tell me not to call me that mechanic that got a good long as he got my hire a couple and look at how they could make down the shop but assigning a mass of apples on a.s.m. to happen. on the bone music was in the limo settlement but again yes i feel that not the same thing not much in my kamani evil little matters without. the. bizarre press that i have seen the polls to decide what i would use up until the mob yes somebody had to go nate out before a lot of the buddha but i mean yes i don't mind but on the there's only think assume the sentimental bit of us here on the that though i've always been on the subject. 6 'd for days

pleading with the fbi to take e 20-year-old private first class vanessa guillen has been missing for two moss. her family says guillen was having issues with somebody at ?oo. i think somebody noticed something. >> she had actually took her boyfriend that she was going to go into work and she would text back and that text never came. >>> the nfl commissioner roger good sell encouraging teams to sign colin kaepernick. cap has not played for nfl since 2016 when he began kneeling in protest during the national anthem. goodell say st's league should have listened earlier to players' racism concerns. >> if he wants to resume his career in the nfl, then obviously it is going to take a team to make that decision, but i welcome that, support a club making that decision and encourage them to do that. >>> and the u.s. open tennis tournament is getting the green light in new york to be held without fans in august. but some top-ranked players like raphael nadal ar expressing concerns about playing in the flushing meadows venue. the tennis facility was used as a temporary hospital for coronavirus patients

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>>hopping in a kayak or hitting the trail might be a welcome relief in moss landing rob fladeboe kronews. and this is why we love the bay area right so many fun things to do and that's only a short drive so kron 4 will bring you a new destination california road trip every thursday and friday this summer. >>and for even more vacation ideas to set over to our website. you can check it out at kron 4 dot com marty. >>well let's find out how this weekend looks for a road trip, here's dave spahr heidi. >>live shot coming in from sfo this morning and we've been battling the fog, although good news here is no delays happening there is a matter of fact see these hopefully a fairly on time as but the deal is okay the shot from u c we have the fog again covering up the foreground even a lot of times they're all backgrounds covered up here we can see the east bay shoreline will even though the foreground in the shrubbery is all kind of buried in the fog even at this late hour now a look at the area temperatures were in the 50's 60's mixture here. now we still look to be somewhat some some summer

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lauren moss, bbc news.minster. huge pressure on the government, and it looks likely will hear tomorrow? the prime minister is meeting with some of his key ministers this afternoon, the chancellor, the health secretary among them. there will also be the medical and scientific experts there as well to discuss what happens next. i think the direction of travel is perfectly clear. we do expect the government will reduce the two metre rule to one metre, potentially not for a couple of weeks yet, but that announcement likely to come tomorrow. it will also mean a further easing of the lockdown. some of those restrictions on things like pubs, on restaurants, potentially, and other elements of the hospitality industry could be relaxed in early july. hospitality industry could be relaxed in earlyjuly. we know the next phase of that relaxation process will also potentially involve things like hairdressers, beauty salons. there is likely to be some conditions to that. it is not going to be a blanket, as long as you sta

two men have died in a shooting in moss side in manchester after a lockdown party allegedly involvingf people". president trump stages a comeback campaign rally in tulsa in oklahoma — his first in months — but fails to fill the arena. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrews, economics correspondent at the spectator and anand menon, director of uk in a changing europe. tomorrow's front pages. starting with. .. the daily telegraph says the suspect being held over the killing of three people in a reading park had been investigated by mi5. the daily mirror also reports the libyan was known to security services but no action was taken as he posed no threat. accordng to the i, intelligence agencies were alerted to him last year, but the investigation was scaled down. the guardian reports police say the attacker is thought to have been acting alone. the metro carrries a tributes to one of the victims of the stabbings in reading — james furlong — saying he was a ‘kind and gentle' teacher. the daily mail also carries the

reverend bill moss said something different is happening. >> racism did not start in our lifetimes but racism can end in our lifetime but only if you ask and i ask what am i going to do about it. >> the city attorney is drafting an executive order, in order i will sign when i get back to city hall and what that audit will say in the city we will band chokehold and stranglehold. in this city we will require de-escalation. mayor turner says he's put together a special task force to address police in houston and this is fox 26 news. >>> the battle is heating up regarding confederate rod of monuments into the south. the democratic governor says he has the legal authority to remove a statue of confederate general robert e lee and there's a 10 day injunction saying virginia leaders agreed to protect the statue when the land was annexed back in 1890 and the governor is ready to challenge that ruling. more demonstrations planned across the bay area and some of the largest when the east bay. one group held an event in berkeley and they called it the stand with black use in march and it continue

was 1st as possible and not seeing a doctor just rip it out in if you know that you are was in some moss at home you can do it at home with forceps. to count about in the fours if you know you need 20 last who would you do it immediately and a good thing is that i am always close to a doctor just so what you see here is an adult. which must take this. if it's biting you realize quite fast because the scoring up to one centimeter range and. it's quite prominent and in paul you knew who put this in the one to 12 days if this feeling and. this is not really dangerous stage of the team and the interstates and. one of the more dangerous diseases is the line disease transmitted by ticks which is kind of a dangerous disease and you cannot always heal it especially if it's not diagnosed properly. taking the dog out for a walk has become a rare pleasure for carla yessing she needs painkillers to bear even a 15 minute stroll. it's different from one day to the next sometimes i am able to do a quick round with my dog maybe 2 or 3 kilometers but then there are days when the pain in my joints are so

mr moss. was think it's a mall as a. roaring down the road like this it's hard to imagine an e-card high bridge ever producing that kind of thrill. which. is so much this is an awesome anomaly and. it is not meant as a dismiss these as not going and you know this is not going. to be a little bit long but what does all this with all the. book the whole. country inspire the sebastian and i to real gear frets they give their cars a new identity they say a soul. can write sounds give you the real race trick move to guy stefano if he did the trick for me oh. my god no. actually you know actually be 10. 620. 3. it's only for the racetrack and mother is very great. and for. the body. actually hitting the gas can do. so. and that's why people like the olds combustion engine it's just like the solve the tenets i don't know it's just like you can describe it it's like you go through all . the money. so if you pretend it isn't already loud enough this is the place for you but you could also give an e-card a sound of a monster engin

international documentaries the flying camera has the added advantage of not leaving any tracks on iceland's moss for instance. feel if you saw a flash and it takes many of these lichens and losses in the north decades or even centuries to grow back and if i come along in my heavy hiking boots and 90 kilos of weight and walk on the course everything would get destroyed cellists a story of. the photographer knows all too well that in many places the pristine nature he's looking for no longer exists it's been altered and often endangered by human activity foster concedes his photos to appeal to our emotions as was initially opposed the feelings they evoke don't have to only be positive off there may be a little sadness and melancholy mixed in all things must pass and nature shows us that all too well. often different foster explores yet untouched regions in search of film and photo motifs. but in. keeps the exact location secret so as not to attract tourists. he considers that an obligation to show the beauty of our planet and how much he needs protecting. and that's all from euro max for today the

lauren moss, bbc news.w by dr chris smith, a consultant virologist at the university of cambridge. so, face coverings are compulsory on public transport in england from a week on monday. is that the right policy from your perspective and is it enough? well, how does this virus spread? we know that the dominant way that this gets around is through droplets in the air. when a person coughs, sneezes 01’ droplets in the air. when a person coughs, sneezes or breeds, they are issuing from their nose and mouth droplets of water and in those droplets of water and in those droplets of water and in those droplets of water, if they have coronavirus, there can be virus particles in there and those droplets hover in the air for a period of time. if they are breeding by another person or land on a surface, you along and touch that surface, you along and touch that surface, you along and touch that surface, you can transmit that virus into yourself. the idea of wearing a mask, these are not masks of the type that we are t

with me now is our health correspondent, lauren moss.ome of just —— just allan little they are talking about some ofjust —— just some of the 40,000 deaths we now know have happened, very grim figure to be reporting today. yes, a grim milestone nobody wanted to reach. 347 further deaths reported, and 47,000 -- 347 further deaths reported, and 47,000 —— people —— 40,207 people have died in all settings, care homes, the community and hospitals, after testing positive for coronavirus. in fact, we can show you a graph now of those daily death figures, and you can see, and hopefully we can show you that the peak of the virus in mid april, where there were many deaths in a single day, then there was that slow downward climb, and today there has been a bit of a rise but these won't been a bit of a rise but these won't be for all deaths in the last 24 hours. some will be accounted for from a few days and weeks, but it will only be that data updated in the last 24 hours. there may be many more deaths than anticipated here at the start of the outbr

horrible while admitting that there is racism in germany as well the foreign minister of germany heiko moss went a step further if he criticized u.s. president donald trump and his decision or his wants to try and unleash the u.s. military upon his own people democrats must escalate matters not even through warts threats and violence only triggers further violence instead of dividing ourselves we should be shoulder to shoulder against radical extremists well as you can hear chants of black lives mattering out here in berlin things incredibly peaceful as people come out to express their anger their dissatisfaction at what they're seeing with gods to racism here in germany in the united states and around the world. in her own version xing off report well there's been plenty police brutality unrest in mexico where an officer was set on fire by protesters on thursday do be aware please that we're about to show you graphic video of the instant what happened was the officer was approached from behind during efforts to contain the increasingly agitated police crowd. # it took place during protests

lift travel warnings for $29.00 european countries beginning on june 15th foreign minister heikal moss says that germany will continue to monitor infection rates especially in countries like the u.k. and he's oversize that this step is not a return to business as usual he writes this. i know this decision will raise great hopes and expectations but there is something we need to bear in mind travel warnings are not travel bans and travel advisories are not invitations to travel again. that's also something we want to make clear in our advisories which may also include the urgent advice not to travel to countries like the u.k. for instance while people arriving there still have to quarantine themselves for 14 days fortunately must also avoid creating a false sense of security the pandemic is still far from over and together we must avoid the revival of tourism leading to a 2nd wave in germany or anywhere else and are our most as germany's foreign minister and italy is reopening its borders to travelers from europe today and allowing residents to travel between regions again the country i

still needs mosse the scotian and reevaluation. united states has not come to terms. with the history of slavery what was it and how did. contribute to the emergence of the nation but also to the emergence of capitalism slavery is and economic system with an economic system that was hugely responsible for the mass distribution around the world of rice to pack sugar and other cash crops and up high on that institution emerges the institution and. the system of capitalism and so the united states hasn't really discussed this i don't haven't discussed this and it dulls haven't come to terms with this and engage in some kind of truth and reconciliation process our students and young people certainly are not going to be educated about it donald trump rescheduled his 1st campaign rally since the start of the coronavirus pandemic to avoid a plush with juneteenth it will take place later this saturday in oklahoma concerns have been raised about holding a big public gathering in the hardest hit country especially with infections still rising in the state but are staying defian

german foreign minister michael moss has warned the new israeli government that its plans to add.