norton: the united states is the only democratic country that denies both voting rights in its national legislature and local autonomy to the residence of its nation's capital. as we approach jeweluly 4 it's long pastime to apply the national's oldest slogan, no taxation without representation, and without consent of the governed to district of columbia residence. h.r. 51 would do so. and congress has both the moral obligation and the constitutional authority to pass the bill. h.r. 51 would admit the state of washington douglas commonwealth into the union and reduce the size of the federal district. the state would consist of 66 of the 68 square miles of the present day federal district. the reduced federal district over which congress would retain mrenery authority -- pleneray authority would have two square miles. the reduced district would have washington visitors to the capitol capitol, the supreme court, and the principal federal monuments. h.r. 51 has both the faxcts and the constitution on its side. the constitution does not establish any prerequisite for any new state. the congress has cons

just a week after another controversial bill what was that one all about right so china's national legislature formally approved a decision actually last week of a national security law for hong kong that could potentially see mainland china security agents posted up in the city now this law came into play after the long running protest movements in the summer of 21000 that actually led to violent clashes with police well now the u.k. is actually a proposal to take it up to 3000000 hong kong residents because of this new security law to which china threatened retaliation against the u.k. if they did go through with that manila ok so we know that mainland china doesn't observe the anniversary of tiananmen square for obvious reasons but vigils in hong kong there's usually hundreds of the small ones large ones but i'm hearing those were canceled right and it's all again because we still are in the go over 19 pandemic but that actually didn't stop residents though especially students like the one you'll see here from attending i think it's the response that. is. really going on. today they don't e

the republic of korea was created to him and the national legislature elected.e elections in the south produced the only legal government in korea. 1948, the soviet union in a surprise move announced she had removed her occupation truth -- troops from north korea and we found ourselves compelled to do the same in the south, except for a small u.s. army advisory group that remained at the request of the korean government. the question of a unified korea remained unanswered. the future of the south korean people was another anxious american concern. [explosions] north korea's plan for unifying korea was made known to the world on june 25, 1950, and it was by military invasion. as six divisions of north korea's people's army slammed into the republic of korea. within three days, they had seized the capital city of seoul. become a hotdenly cold war crisis. ♪ in our capital, reaction was dramatic and swift. president truman immediately offered military assistance system and repel north korean aggression. stem and repelo north korean aggression. ♪ another voice, that

devoted family china has chosen is completely the right which should be one of the china's national legislature and as one since you're of the chinese people. now if you are caught disrespecting the chinese national anthem you're actually looking at almost $6500.00 u.s. dollars that's that would be your fine and you could face up to 3 years in prison and that is pretty steep yeah i know this bill is now coming just a week after they had worked on another controversial bill what was that one all about so that was actually china's national legislator legislature they actually formally approved this decision last week of a national security law for hong kong that actually could potentially see mainland china security agents posted up in hong kong now this law actually came into play after the long running protest movements that started back in the summer of 2019 that you could see there led to violent clashes with police and the u.k. they actually have a proposal to take up to 3000000 hong kong residents because of this new security law to which china retaliation against the u.k. if they actually

another controversial bill what was that one all about so that one is actually china's national legislator legislature they actually formally approved this decision last week of a national security law for hong kong that actually could potentially see mainland china security agents posted up in hong kong now this law actually came into play after the long running protest movements that started back in the summer of 2019 that you could see there led to violent clashes with police and the u.k. they actually have a proposal to take up to 3000000 hong kong residents because of this new security law to which china retaliation against the u.k. if they actually want to run with that now we know that mainland china obviously doesn't observe the anniversary of tiananmen square for obvious reasons but in hong kong there are usually large vigils sometimes small private ones but i'm hearing those are all canceled now because believe it or not we still are living in the covert 1000 pandemic but that actually didn't stop residents especially students like this one you'll see here from going to that vigil take a loo

the republic of korea was created and the national legislature elected with provisions for north koreanepresentation if and when elections could be held there. syngman rhee became the first president. these free elections in the south produced the only legal government in korea. in december 1948, the soviet union in a surprise move announced that she had removed her occupation troops from north korea. we found ourselves compelled to do the same in the south, except for a small u.s. army advisory group which remained at the request of the korean government. the question of a unified korea remained unanswered. the future of the south korean people was another anxious american concern. american concern. north korea's plan for a unifying korea was made known to the world on june 25th, 1950 and was by military invasion. six divisions of north korea's peoples army slammed into the republic of korea. within three days, they're rolling thrusted seas the capital city of seoul. korea had suddenly become a hot cold war crisis. in our capital, reaction was dramatic as well. president truman immedia

handles hong kong affairs direct interference not just natural end zones but currently their national legislature is studying a lot more on national security from hong kong which covers a much much broader area which caught you roll say freedom of expression means which is closing a more serious press soul ball frictions in size schools. and in the society are coming in hong kong can we just clarify the type of resistance we might see because obviously there are primary schools there are middle schools high schools and colleges are you saying that will see the friction you might say in the older age group of students. well what we call the old junior school is 2nd. and say a school but what we call home call we call the 2nd joy schools and universities those are the ring just a couple of the teenagers 1314. on the active groups of polls saying say the chinese handling on court pairs was sort of resistance will we now expect in terms of inside and outside the legislature or because obviously there's a great deal of friction there and that's where you might say the norse are introduced for the publ

another controversial bill passed again on hong kong what was that 2nd bill so you had china's national legislature formally approved a decision last week of a national security law for hong kong that actually could potentially see mainland china security agents posted up in hong kong now this law came into play after the long running protest movements in the summer of 2019 that led to violent clashes with police there you were there you covered it you saw it throughout the u.k. has a proposal to take in about 3000000 hong kong residents because of this new security law to watch to which china actually threatened retaliation against the u.k. if they did go through with that sara welfare and we know about mainland china doesn't observe the anniversary of tiananmen square but vigils in hong kong where there's usually hundreds of vigils they were all canceled right yet and again we're living at a time during covert 19 in case anybody forgot but that actually didn't stop president especially students like the one you'll see here from attending listen here i think it's the responsibility to keep this. g

is a substitution slogan that includes the proposal to be given directly to local state and national legislatures. the national slogan itself. i know people having a hard time coming to chris with it. but i think the demand is so clear the financial demand, it is so clear that it's almost hard to keep talking over and over again. what does that mean read thing is pretty clear, defend the police . think the problem is wrapping your mind around and coming to grips with the actual need for following through man. >> and i think what your answer really underscores that there's a lot of work here. and start with this idea that you have to re- think public safety. it's not just the criminal justice system thing. it is about public health system in the education system. in the really do the work what are my police duties pretty we need so many people doing this. can we have more public safety. in the abolitionist approach, is one of the things you pointed out as it is not just about the defining. it's essential in that it is to build up those other institutions that have to be heart of any abolitionist s

there's been many efforts since then including by our courts, our national legislatures in our stateegislature, in 1954 the brown versus board of education 9 - 0, reversing parts of plexi versus ferguson, then they end segregation in transportation. in 1964 civil rights act passed by the overwhelming majority of the republicans in the house and senate majorities of the democrats, prohibits discrimination in voting, public accommodation, public facility, public education, federal assistance programs and employment and establish the eeoc or the 1965 voting rights act. a prohibited denial and restriction of the right to vote and forbids discriminatory voting practices nationwide. 1967 you have the loving versus virginia act declaring state laws prohibiting interracial marriage to be unconstitutional. going back in 1953, dwight eisenhower instituted rules that eliminated segregation. 1957, the civil rights act of 1957 created the civil rights commission and civil rights division. eisenhower ordered desegregation in the d.c. schools. you have the insurrection act that was amended in 1871

there is a role here for the national legislature.too bad we're not in session now, but it's because of this virus. the murder of george floyd has taken us away from the preeminent work of the congress of the united states and of the virus. we've got to somehow, we in the congress, do everything at the same time. that's what the speaker is calling for and that's what is going to be necessary when you consider that the president is certainly not becoming a leader of all the people. we need somebody to do that. it's going to fall to us who are members of the house and senate. >> so let me just get your final thoughts on this, as you're watching these peaceful protests across the country, as a longtime activist yourself, what lessons have you learned from the civil rights movement and civil rights era that you would say to young protesters taking to the streets? >> the only evidence i would bring to them, by peaceful protests we got three great civil rights laws. i recognize that these protesters are meeting on the other side law enforce

certainly the national people's congress, the annual meeting of the national legislature which took placet showed no real sign of discontent. everything i think will depend on how the economy goes over the next four to five months. ont: great to get your take what is going on, jonathan. i think it is valuable for our viewers. .onathan fenby up next, the s&p 500, wiping out losses for 2020, but as missedrs rue opportunities, it is time to reassess the rally? we discuss with laura cooper. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 54 minutes into the trading day that is negative for european stocks. let's get into the conversation with laura cooper of the bloomberg mliv team. sell off ae sense we little on the european equity market this morning given the rally we have seen? laura: what we are seeing in , aope is a pause in stocks brief are pretty because of the rally so far. it looks to be more of a case of perhaps the bounceback overshot the recovery but i would say it near term get exuberance given the backdrop antinues to be one of powerful liquidity tailwind,

hong kong's legislature votes for a law abiding the national anthem a chinese national anthem despite protests inside the chamber. thank you for joining us all 4 police officers involved in the arrest of george floyd in the united states have now been charged in connection with his death the charges against the officers seen kneeling on freud's neck have been elevated to 2nd degree murder while the 3 others are accused of aiding and abetting his actions floyd samnee say it's a significant step and as john hendren reports from minneapolis protesters on the street say it proves the movement can deliver results. for the crowds feeling. street here and across the u.s. a sign their demands are being heard i filed in a minute complaint 3 charges the charges former minneapolis police officer derek shaaban thoughts murder in the 2nd degree through the death of george floyd for officer derek show been who was seen with his knee on george floyd's neck the charge was increased from 3rd degree murder to 2nd degree alleging floyd's death was intentional is seen they are forces make a difference th

warlord tiny for half tar the government of national accord says it has also retaken and abandoned or in southern trippy. now the news hong kong's legislature has criminalized insulting china's national anthem the hold was delayed after several pro-democracy politicians were kicked out of the legislative council chamber during the debate on the bill under this law those considered to have misused or mocks them could be sentenced up to 3 years in prison and the anthem bill passed on the anniversary of the 198910 men's square massacre large crowds have massed in hong kong for a memorial vigil in defiance of a ban on mass gatherings but he's refused permission for the event because of the coronavirus pandemic that protesters broke down barriers around the city's atory a park candlelight vigils for the victims of the massacre have been held there every year since 1990. we will continue to light candles to remember the victims of the message of their dreams in the brutal crackdown the people of hong kong will absolutely not give the police said we can't hold a june 4th vigil here richard torey a park you can say will save you once we'll keep lig

attend these demonstrations mentioning earlier that insulting china's national anthem has no be criminalised by hong kong's legislature on how have people been reacting to that. well people are angry about this we've seen protests for weeks over these particular national anthem laws it's a controversial war that's being introduced in hong kong which criminalizes the mocking of china's national anthem now this particular law it was introduced last year but the government withdrew it because it was concerned that was fueling more anti-government anger during the months of demonstrations we saw in 2019 but carol lam has always said she will prioritize this particular bill she wanted this passed and last week she reintroduced it and today we had a vote but we also saw some kind of like scenes with or 2 of the pro-democracy lawmakers throw liquid across the china and that was a key tactic to try and disrupt or delay the debate but in the end of the vote was passed we had 41 people supported we had one person one of the lawmakers rejected and of course all the pro-democracy lawmakers there and boycotted that but the concern

president's job, so whatever the president's doing is great, but really, it's up to the legislature to do some national standards and then the real hard work happens at the local level, so let's make sure that those chokeholds or bar arm hold, by the way, a chokehold is different than a bar arm hold. carotid cuts off the flow and then air flow, either one is bad news and should be outlawed in my opinion but we've never used chokeholds in san francisco, it's always been prohibited, so the real hard work is at the local level. it's time to get to work on that, and to continue on some of the policies, the great policies that we have here in san francisco and that includes the new hiring of new departments, training new people in new ways because some of the old ones in the department bring some of the old ways to the table and i think that's really what this reform is really about is putting those to bed. >> i think the chokehold is causing a little confusion, right? lawrence has a question on facebook, wants to know if the officer is able to use a chokehold, how can that officer's life be considered in d

the united states is the only democratic country that denies both voting rights in the national legislature and local self-government to the people of the capital. that is wrong and violates everything we stand for as americans. the district pays more in federal taxes than 22 states. and more per capita than any state. think about that. it pays more than nearly half the states in this country, yet d.c. residents have no vote in congress, and that is wrong. the people of the district have been fighting for equal rights for more than 200 years. of 016, an overwhelming 86% d.c. residents voted for statehood. president trump's recent decision to deploy thousands of federal law enforcement officers in d.c. against residents, peacefully exercising their actually protected right to protest, and without the consent of the district's elected officials, demonstrated the urgent need for full local government and congressional representation. unfortunately, so far republicans have opposed our effort and the president made clear exactly why. they would rather deny voting rights for hundreds of thousands

hong kong's legislature has criminalized insulting china's national anthem the vote was delayed after several pro-democracy politicians were kicked out of the legislative council chamber during the debate on the bill under the law all those considered to have misused of mocks the end some could be sentenced up to 3 years in prison. the anthem bill passed on the anniversary of the 1909 months square massacre large crowds amassed in hong kong for a memorial vigil in defiance of a ban on mass gatherings police refused permission for the event because of the coronavirus pandemic but protesters broke down barriers around the city's victoria park candlelight vigils for the victims of the massacre have been held there every year since 1900. i think. we will continue to light candles to remember the victims of the message the dreams and the brutal crackdown the people of hong kong will absolutely not give up the police said we can't hold a june 4th vigil here it's a tory a park you can say will save you once we'll keep lighting the candles the world health organization says 2 more ebola cases

inflicted by the pandemic also coming up scuffles break out in hong kong's legislature as lawmakers vote on a controversial national anthem bill the latest measure imposed by china's hard line president xi jinping. plus the disappearance of a british toddler madeleine mccann from a resort in portugal has been unsolved for 13 years now police in germany think they make out a new lead. time soon so misconduct that you could join us it is the biggest stimulus package in germany's post-war history the measures agreed on by the government after marathon talks are aimed at helping the country's economy economy recover from the coronavirus lock down the $130000000000.00 euro plan includes cutting the sales tax giving cash to families and providing extra funding for municipalities. after 2 days of intense talks their marriage where $50000000000.00 euros more than anyone expected under a dramatic surprise aim to get germans reaching for their wallets v.a. t. will be cut by 3 percent until the end of the year. we're missing the physical because the it would know that the longer. we need to make sure that everyone has the cou

crowds gathered there and today as contacts are you know the hong kong legislature passed a law criminalizing insult china's national anthem and there is that new a national security legislation you mentioned that beijing is set to enforce where the protesters say their movement goes from here. parts when you see it like in the telling crackdown when morial gathering people keep saying that this guy. you know last time to express our anger and express our concern about it one part of china so this is such a cool in the mainland china but hong kong is one of the plate or probably now the only place on the on the chinese territory in ways that allow such an open commemoration in such open office and so people are really afraid that the upcoming national security law what further will press their freedom of expression and free speech that they are no longer allowed to say such things like in the future and talking about laying the upcoming protests we we have the empress 3 of antigovernment protests next week. calls have been made on social media and online people are asking if i don't come out again to play to to expr

and then new american legion came out in favor of the treaty and joining the league of nations. 17 state legislatures passed resolutions, including the legislatures of california and massachusetts, which happen to be the homes of the two most important opponents of the treaty. important brand-new single issue advocacy organization in the united states was something called the league to enforce peace. it had thousands of measure -- members all over the country and they advocated for the treaty. it was led by former president william howard taft. the evidence is this treaty had the popular support to be approved. by the way, there were some interesting intellectuals involved. a great feminist worker of bothgo, w.e.b. dubois, in theirppointed support of wilson. wilson had not voted to give women the vote through a constitutional amendment. jane addams was disappointed in that. furious that was wilson's ability to articulate publicly why we needed to stop the race riots. now, both of them thought things over and decided they nevertheless would support woodrow wilson in the league. by the 1960's and 1970'

we start in china, where top legislatures are discussing a national security law for hong kong.hk learned the law could be passed on tuesday and come into effect the next day, which is also the anniversary of hong kong's handover to china from british rule. the standing committee of the national people's congress began a three-day session on sunday. state-run news agency says the final draft has been submitted for vote. the security law is aimed at cracking down on anti-government activities in the semiautonomous region. it lays out things that beijing says threaten national security. submission, subversion, terrorism, and collusion with external forces. it also allows for a security agency in hong kong which may exercise jurisdiction in certain circumstances. on sunday, protesters opposing the legislation held rallies across hong kong. police arrested 53 people after shuffles broke out. there's growing concern in hong kong and abroad the planned security law will threaten the one country, two systems principle that has guaranteed the territory a high degree of autonomous. >>> h

and hong kong's legislature votes for a law that bans insulting china's national anthem despite protests inside the chamber. i'm joining with the sports including part of the problem n.f.l. quarterback drew brees criticized by teammates and fellow athletes i'm just speaking out about protests in the united states. all 4 police officers involved in the arrest of george floyd in the u.s. have now been charged in connection with his death the charges against the officers seen kneeling on the floor its neck of been elevated to 2nd degree murder well the 3 others are accused of aiding and abetting his actions friends family says it's a significant step and as john hendren reports from minneapolis protesters out on the streets say it proves the movement can deliver results. for the crowds feeling as street here and across the u.s. is something their demands are being heard in the minute complaint the charges the charges former minneapolis police officer. with murder in. the 2nd degree through the death of george floyd for officer derek show been who was seen with his knee on george floyd's nec

the united states is the only democratic country that denies both voting rights in the national legislature and local self-government to the we go back live to the hoist floor here on c-span. >> thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, madam speaker. i yield to my friend from maryland, the majority leader. mr. hoyer: i thank my friend from georgia for yielding. on monday the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for morning hour debate, i repeat that because it's unusual. on monday, 9:00 a.m. for morning hour debate and 10:00 a.m. for legislative business, votes expected to occur as early as 2:30 p.m. on tuesday and wednesday the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for morning hour debate and 10:00 a.m. for legislative business. on thursday, the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. the house will consider h.r. 1425, patient protection and affordable care enhancement act. this bill will sig canly increase the a.c.a.'s affordability, subsidies, lower prescription drug prices, expand coverage

conference of mayors, the national conference of state legislatures, the council of state governments and intercounty management association sent a joint letter to senate leadership. i don't ever think i've been part of some of those organizations at different times, i've never seen them all come together on any given issue. they came together on this one. over 170 businesses and organizations sign on, all unified with a clear message that if we failed to provide our states and communities with immediate assistance, we will only hamper our nation's ability to fully recover and americans will needlessly suffer. according to the bureau of labor statistics, more than 1.4 million public employees and counting have been laid off or furloughed across the country. over 90,000 in texas, 65,000 in ohio. nearly 30,000 in kentucky, 25,000 both in colorado and florida, every state and community is bleeding. we're talking about first responders, teachers, nurses, sanitation workers, and other employees on the front lines of the covid fight. we need them on the job, not the unemployment line. it wo

the united states is the only democratic country that denies both voting rights in the national legislature and local self-government to the people of the capital. that is wrong and violates everything we stand for as americans. the district pays more in federal taxes than 22 states. and more per capita than any state. think about that. it pays more than nearly half the states in this country, yet d.c. residents have no vote in congress, and that is wrong. the people of the district have been fighting for equal rights for more than 200 years. of 016, an overwhelming 86% d.c. residents voted for statehood. president trump's recent decision to deploy thousands of federal law enforcement officers in d.c. against residents, peacefully exercising their actually protected right to protest, and without the consent of the district's elected officials, demonstrated the urgent need for full local government and congressional representation. unfortunately, so far republicans have opposed our effort and the president made clear exactly why. they would rather deny voting rights for hundreds of thousands

national anthem bill. which has been passed by the legislature there. essentially criminalizes anyone disrespecting the china national anthem. >> another significant event. lawmakers here voted to pass the controversial national anthem law. which would criminalize the mocking or insulting of china national anthem. pun ib shl with jail time up to three years. we have seen scuffles. clashes. people screaming at each other and the use of stink bombs to get in the way of the legislation. it passed. people here in hong kong at football games have openly booed the national anthem. with the law such action would be a crime. >> someone needs to lighten up in beijing. thank you. >> george floyd's life was honored on thursday. in a memorial service. first of many which will be held in the coming days. can my side be firm? and mine super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts t

well right now hong kong's legislature is also voting on a bill which would make insulting the chinese national anthem a criminal offense now despite widespread opposition politicians dominating that legislative council are expected to approve the law once passed those considered to have misused or mocks the anthem could be sentenced to up to 3 years in prison and this move today coincides with the 31st anniversary of the tenement square crackdown as activists plan to defy a police ban to hold a vigil to commemorate victims while our correspondent sara clark is in hong kong sara was you hearing from authorities what reasons are they giving for banning the vigilance and presumably after the process that we saw last week there will still be a sizeable gathering today regardless. well this is the 1st time in 31 years that this particular candlelit vigil which is held in victoria park in hong kong has been banned of the simple reason is the government extended the covert social distancing rules for public gatherings of more than people have been banned as a result and now we have the police to enfo

us couples break out in hong kong legislature as lawmakers vote on a controversial national anthem bill the latest measure imposed by china's hard line president xi jinping. i'm serious so it's got to thank you for joining us it is the biggest in u.s. package in germany's post-war history the measures agreed on by the government after marathon talks are aimed at helping the country's economy recover from the coronavirus lock down the $130000000000.00 euro plan includes cutting the sales tax giving cash to families and providing extra funding for minas apologies. after 2 days of intense talks their marriage with $50000000000.00 euros more than anyone expected under a dramatic surprise aimed to get germans reaching for their wallets v.h.d. will be cut by 3 percent until the end of the year. vehemence and because you know that along don't we need to make sure that everyone has the courage to invest again and to make sure that the consumer demand rises to unseat. for weeks industry leaders have lobbied hard for american see help in the end there was a little for everyone thought and if you

pro-democracy politicians have been kicked out of hong kong's legislature as it votes on a bill that would make insulting the chinese national anthem a criminal offense a debate on possible amendments to the bill was halted after the opposition stage a protest inside the chamber under the proposed law those considered to have misused or marks the anthem could be sentenced to up to 3 years in prison the move coincides with the 31st anniversary of the tan and many square crackdown let's bring in sara clark in hong kong for a solid start with what's been going on inside the legislative council building the debate on the national anthem there which i understand has been adjourned quite chaotic scenes there inside the legislative council. some very chaotic scenes in the lives of council building we had to pro-democracy lawmakers they were addicted as a result of that through some sort of liquid on the chamber floor and clearly this was a bid to try and disrupt and ally the vote on this controversial national anthem lore now since then emergency workers and police have been in there trying to clean the china but also trying to ide

this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up hong kong legislature begins voting on a bill that would criminalize mockery of the chinese national anthem on the anniversary of the chatham and square massacre. and the current virus death tolls in both brazil and mexico saw 2 new daily hyde's. now all 4 police officers involved in the arrest of george floyd in the u.s. have been charged over his death the charges against the officer seen kneeling on for its neck have been now elevated to 2nd degree murder while the 3 others are accused of aiding and abetting his actions many hours on the streets say the charges are proof that the protest movement can deliver results of the say this is just the beginning john hendren reports from minneapolis. for the crowds filling the street here and across the u.s. a sign their demands are being heard and filed in a minute complaint 3 charges the charges former minneapolis police officer derek shaaban thoughts murder in the 2nd degree through the death of george floyd for officer derek show been who was seen with his knee on george floyd's neck the charge was increased from 3rd degree murder to 2

been widely criticized the standing committee of the national people's congress is reviewing the bill which failed to pass in hong kong's legislature because of strong opposition. donald trump is called the tell all book by his former national security adviser a compilation of wives and made up stories john bolton says trump asked china's president to help him get reelected. who described the president as erratic foolish behave directionally bizarrely you can't leave him alone for a minute he said conspiracies behind rocks and was stunningly uninformed he couldn't tell the difference between his personal interests and the country's answer interests i don't think he's fit for office so 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 reelection 7 prosecutor said there's enough evidence to suspect russia ordered the murder of a former chechen rebel last year the victim was killed in a berlin park last august germany has summoned the russian ambassador and says it reserves the right to take further measures russia has

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hong kong legislature as usual voted on a bill that would criminalize not create the chinese national anthem on the 31st anniversary of the tenement square massacre. now after more than a week of protests calling for justice for a black man who died while being arrested all 4 offices have been charged george freud's death triggered mass demonstrations across the u.s. and around the wilds for many out on the streets the challenges are proof that the movement can deliver results but as john hendren reports from minneapolis for other protest as it's only the beginning. for the crowds filling the streets here and across the u.s. is showing their demands are being heard of in the men to comply. 3 charges the charges former minneapolis police officer derek shaaban thoughts murder in the 2nd degree through the death of george floyd for officer derek show been who was seen with his knee on george floyd's neck the charge was increased from 3rd degree murder to 2nd degree alleging floyd's death was intentional is seen they are forces make a difference they are listening to us they see what we a

hong kong's legislature has criminalized insulting china's national anthem earlier several pro-democracy politicians were removed from the legislative council chamber as the law was being debated this vote today coincides with the 31st anniversary of the tenon men square massacre and mexico has recorded its highest number of coronavirus tests in a single day it reported 1092 cases on wednesday more than double the previous days figure those are the headlines for i insist next. go round 20. 3. on a saturday morning in kabul families gather to remember their loved ones killed during more than 40 years of conflict in afghanistan and you know it's true. this is the memory box example. families put together boxes like this to make sure their loved ones are numbered and put a face to the wars violent cost. is for this service comes the ship. and then because it's the time so. since the united nations began tracking civilian casualties in 2009 more than 35000 civilians have been killed. was killed by a suicide bomber in 27. hours and so important to remember who says to us we're. going to show

and also it issued areas in tripoli hong kong's legislature has criminalized insulting china's national anthem the vote was delayed after several pro-democracy politicians were kicked out of the legislative council chamber during the debate on the bill under this law those considered to have misused all mox the them could be sentenced up to 3 years in prison. bill passed on the anniversary of the $98910.00 men square massacre large crowds have massed in hong kong for a memorial vigil in defiance of a ban on mass gatherings police refused permission for the event because of the koran advised pandemic but protesters broke down barriers around the city's sick toy apoc vigils have for the victims of the massacre have been held there every year since 1990. inside story is next on she's there stay with us. and. well the killing of george for each change of race relations in the u.s. protests against police brutality continue present donald trump is accused of fanning the flames is there enough momentum to change laws and altitudes in what is already a polarized election year this is inside st

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protesters had to break through barriers to hold a rally earlier hong kong legislature criminalised insulting china's national anthem is seen as another sign of beijing's growing control over hong kong sarah clarke is there she says the stakes are much higher for those marking the memorial this year. this is the 1st time in 31 years at this particular vigil a candlelight vigil which is held as a memorial to pay respects to those people who fought for democracy in tiananmen square in 1900 $980000.00 people last year this year it was banned in the whole area around victoria park which is the main gathering point had been sealed off earlier and thousands of police were deployed across the city to enforce the social distancing rules or anyone who gathers in numbers of larger than i though those gatherings are deemed illegal but thousands of people defied that police ban and instead entered a victoria park breaking through some of those fences but it was a calm and peaceful gathering that the police there were around all surrounded that particular area but they had said to those organizers if there was common form