to this opal to make joint and together they started a twitter and tumblr account here they encouraged others to share their experiences of racism and police violence on facebook twitter and instagram they used images rife with some. meaning the hash tag black lives matter was often combined with other hashtags to reach more people in the following year it was used about 17000 times a day. by the hash tag always helps because many people can rally around it but it improves visibility and most importantly it sends out a message like a slogan lives black lives matter is a great hash tag and it's also a great slogan they can be chanted on the streets. in may 2020 george florence black and was killed in a violent terrorist video documenting the brutality went viral and sparked outrage since then protests have been taking place on and off line the demands put forth by black lives matter even reached from platforms like i believe we all that are right now blacks have a much bigger matter celebrities are also supporting the cause online and the hash tag share the mike now selena gomez and hil

they're causing the foundations of the city to erode and they're endangering the structures and old opal click the route that the future does live from knowing it as well it would make sense to drain the canals on a regular basis and renovate the foundations of this maintenance work hasn't been done for decades. mona campbell seanie is more optimistic about music she hopes that the tests will prove that the mobile look system can run smoothly and silence the critics. block it out this it will be no really satisfying when the residents of venice stay nice and dry the next time there's a serious flood to shore that up as i am not about that it's a. so far the system has only been tested in good weather perhaps it will prove itself when the next flood comes otherwise venetians will once again be at the mercy of the elements. now to a place where golf needs royalty the basilica of santa name is one of the most important and little known historical sites in france located just north of paris it's known as the birthplace of gothic architecture it's also where nearly all of the country's kings

a prominent zimbabwean journalists test appeared in court opal you know no has been charged with incitement to violence yet investigation reported to corruption links to government purchases of corona virus protection gear and test kits opposition politician jacob green room and has been arrested in harare on the same charges. thousands of demonstrators in bulgaria protested for the 14th day in a row on wednesday to demand the resignation of prime minister boyko borisov government but as of coalitions survived a vote of no confidence in parliament earlier this week after opposition socialists called the motion over accusations of corruption the protests began in the capital sofia but discontent has been spreading across the country. these bulgarians refuse to let up. for weeks now they've been rallying in the streets to protest against prime minister boyko ballers of and his government. now the demonstrations have spread to several major cities across a bog area. the people there have more rights than we do a lot and humiliate us constantly that's why we are here. the protesters mostly youn

was originally the non just church in the eastern roman empire in the christian city of consent an opal now called istanbul in 1453 the city fell to the ottomans after a 55 day siege and how i guess sophia was converted into a mosque almost 500 years later in 1935 it became a 2nd a museum reflecting the inclusive vision obvious sambo after the fall of the ottoman empire not turkey's highest court ordered the conversion of the unesco world heritage site back to a mosque earlier this month president supported the switch which angered christian religious leaders and politicians around the world let's bring in sin and blow who's live from istanbul outside the high gas sophia friday prayers i believe are about to begin. soon him i can hear them right behind you there in just a few minutes i understand just set the scene for us for us and tell us about the atmosphere on this very important day in istanbul. for the writing prayer and the. inside the building was. very. very ambitious the last. player. many of those people here. who are here. for boys. and. waiting. for many. because this claim

because they're causing the foundations of the city to erode and they're endangering the structures old opal looked over in the future duller from knowing it was well it would make sense to drain the canals on a regular basis and renovate the foundations but this maintenance work hasn't been done for decades. monaco ambra seanie is more optimistic about music she hopes that the tests will prove that the mobile look system can run smoothly and silence the critics. and block it out this it will be no really satisfying when the residents of venice stay nice and dry the next time there's a serious flood as they are not about that its owner. so far the system has only been tested in good weather perhaps it will prove itself when the next flood comes otherwise venetians will once again be at the mercy of the elements. now to a place where goth needs royalty the basilica of santa name is one of the most important and little known historical sites in france located just north of paris it's known as the birthplace of gothic architecture it's also where nearly all of the country's kings and queens are

taking some of the migrants and refugees to their own country 2nd we are opals in particular medical times specially so for italy with the call with 9000 virus so minds are being concerned about that still that this not just to find that you don't mind people a lot of people to come ashore. but the case please watch dog is a. vesta gasing the case of a stop and search where police smashed the car window of a black man after they wrongfully accused him of drug possession ironically though the man in question was driving home from a t.v. interview just given about his experience with institutionalized racism specifically about being stopped for searches his footage or the incident filmed by the man himself. make sure not uncle who will. get. married. after coming from a challenge for him to be specifically talking about get stopped by the police live . above wait on an interview without stops just to check my phone or. just leave. just start me. and implied i was putting things in my waist just as i saw that clearly there wasn't anything there it was there was no drugs this never ever

what armenians too on the line to isn't security army also by doing that try to negatively affect opal threats to the east risk manager that's army statistically. off and also they try to capture it youou hae so maybe new territories it's also derives from armenia's new. york defense us. also opposite the terry of the- execution in media i'm by doing that army or- deflect the should. also i'm i do that army. i still on thehe line i in a process to green backs englishsh process and- it was. so sure some crossss was te council on they alalso sample diplomaticic shown thehem i wiln a busy of through from the territories azerbaijan right but your press and a set of weeks ago that he the negotiate things were a going. and you know. the threat. from to. you can put in our media so it seems that our other. is also knots really inclined of two of the words of peaceful resolution bececause it fefeelse negogotiations a are goingng no. of course i will just start- it's s someone you love oakland actutually we statement was made byby the little of a militatary officer from azezerbaijajanespie emot

welcome, opal, by the way. we partnered with all these companies on these amazing deals.special edition, right, tory, of "deals & steals," you don't want to miss that, until then, we will be right back. ll be right back. >>> we are back now with a tiktok star who is moving on up. her pandemic side project has earned her millions of followers as she shares her journey attempting to trade her way to owning a house and wait until you see what she is starting with. >> reporter: demi skipper is on a mission to own her first house, but she's not in the market to buy. she's looking to trade. >> i started the trade me project in may of 2020 with the request to trade a single bobby pin for a house. >> reporter: that's right. a bobby pin. >> a canon camera. >> reporter: documenting every swap on social media she's captivated millions of followers. if it sounds familiar, well, it's been done before by kyle mcdonald in 2006 with his one red paper clip he bartered to a house. >> during quarantine we have so much time to kill, i might as well try it myself and, yes, i, you know, i reco

christian rooms unfortunately we did not succeed because a their friends the belgians and now the opals an easy good result number 3 their little state to defanged their women and the children and number 4. nobody care 'd about that but i do care a lot good constitution introduced respect for any moles respect all animals is a principle we don't have in the italian constitution many of the constitution down there you'll have cats don't regulate your thoughts mr frickin on why the government wants to refresh the constitution not 2020. it was a it was a very i would say timely maugham because all so many crises around the ward so many regions that are on the stable and frankly speaking looking out we know westerners the situation not so easy and the reason was to shoulder the rest of the war if these young for the future it comprehensive perspective including balance of power oddly eminent government but also civil social welfare the role of new woman their right of a decent salary holder warchest all bills together and to refresh it constitution that president yes won't do mark i would s

automatically but if you comments different opals so it's not worth their while we're. speaking to recruit malays to see. that. they don't want to work while those out of work during the crisis have been getting extra support payments but that is due to end in the autumn and september in part because leaders also suspect people are starting to rely on them a bit too much we're getting a lot of anecdotal feedback from small businesses even large businesses where some of them are finding it hard to get people to come and take the shift because they're on these higher levels of payment. but the prime minister's remarks that we just heard that they haven't gone down while on social media where he's been accused of being selective with the facts 100 percent of the anecdotal evidence has been from a liberal politician who owns pubs and a regular survey with the same group of cranks always say the same thing work is a bad cut wages bosses are cool this is not a sound basis for policy making implores flooded with job publications despite job seeker bonus the skill scott morriso

on chrysler as access to the large american market and opals parent company pujo situ and is a leader in electric car development under the new brand name style and as they would be a force to be reckoned with in europe's competitive car industry at least that's the plan. p.s.a. in fia and chrysler had a combined turnover of around $170000000000.00 euros last year together they employ more than 400000 people and sell nearly $9000000.00 cars annually. the merger would make p.s.a. and fia and chrysler the 4th largest car manufacturer worldwide but the commission has voiced concerns recently and now wants to re-evaluate the planned merger after all the merger could severely reduce market competition especially for delivery vehicles and the coronavirus crisis isn't helping the situation either p.s.a. sold around 45 percent fewer cars in the 1st half of the year and their future partner fi at chrysler is also coping with a slump in sales both companies are no hoping that the e.u. commission won't put the brakes on the deal. let's talk more about this now with the w.'s financial corresponde

three women, alicia garza, patrisse cullors, opal tometi. thank you.w a lot of people have thought that phrase was alienating, that somehow it meant that other people did not matter, and perhaps the deliberate misunderstanding of that phrase is how we got here. can you hear me now? you might remember that commercial. it was all about, can you connect while talking? we now know the connection in discussing the issue of race and police brutality was somehow interrupted over and over again, and now we know-- we always knew-- that it was a matter of life and death. it's been the silent, and sometimes loud, plea from black people, the "can you hear me now? "when will you hear me? how do i get your attention?" that was unheard. and then we saw this incredible vision over the past few weeks, a sea of young people from all backgrounds who said, collectively, "we're gonna break through the noise." the 24/7 rightful concerns of covid-19, the spiraling economy, all stopped because their revolution would be televised and we would have to watch. they're the generat

been the result seen pushing the cloth quite significantly and in-depth analysis of the day school opal headlines inside story on al-jazeera. when the news breaks children here say they're excited to be back at school but also nervous when people need to be hurt while qatar certainly has one here it's the kind of the un put in part it's going to change and that puts the country on the method of production al-jazeera has teams on the ground just because it's lawyer doesn't mean it can all be proud of what about the guy that can afford it to bring you more real world winning documentaries and live nice long counting the cost the pandemic decimates jobs pushing very strict stream all the secret of green recovery save the global economy so like all flagpoles from china the screws are huge the overfishing. processing plants make or for the next. tranche of the cost on al-jazeera. july 995 some of that witnessed one of the worst crimes of the 20th century the massacre of thousands of bosnian. special coverage of the 25th anniversary of the genocide on and jersey. says a fire called significan

your opal my friend there you go all right that was dr terry gross and this has been done a spoiler plus what folks. next as a financial survival guide stacey let's learn about fill out let's say i'm a strike at any or at least from grease tom thanks for the fight wall street fraud thank you for. the story that's right if you looked at slavery. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells abilities on the streets many of them under-age. los angeles police reveal a taste of the daily challenge if you're going to exploit for a child here in los angeles oh they were going to come out you would see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the 6 trades. we go to work. straight home. hello there i'm an election and you're watching in question broadcasting the marquee america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. here tonight top stories as coated 1000 cases search in some parts of this country president trump is visiting a biotech company working on a possible back seat this while his own national security adviser has tested pos

greece's economy has received a nearby playground for the rich may still create resentment jumps out opal us al-jazeera athens. time for quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has vowed to punish those who deface statues by sending them to prison for these 10 years he referred to the people who are campaigning to remove statues of those associated with the slave trade and colonial exploitation as a mob trump addressed a crowd at mount rushmore to mark the american independence day celebrations as despite warnings from health experts about avoiding large gatherings due to the pandemic. one of their political weapons is cancel culture driving people from their. shaming just centers and demanding total submission from anyone who disagrees this is the very definition of totalitarian. brazil's president j. bolton r o has watered down a law requiring the wearing of mosques in public places olsson are used his veto power to remove the obligation for people to wear mosques in shops and churches he says the rule was unconstitutional brazil has more than one of

opal tokely to be disperse about 1% over the next three years.hat is not going to change the trajectory fundamentally, given the scope of the decline we will have this year. is greatlyal does do ofands the political space the european central bank to keep up it's very aggressive monetary stimulus activity in very aggressive asset purchases. those are the asset purchases that enables the individual member states, including italy and others in running very large deficits so that they at the national level can finance most of their own recovery, of course with the side effect that a lot more of their national debt will end up on the balance sheet. there is a very important coordination between physical and monetary authority -- between fiscal and monetary authority, and there is an important political signal. italians seet -- -- being hit by the pandemic, there is a degree of insurance cost. that is an important political signal. when this decides money gets disbursed and how it gets dispersed? to the member states keep strings on it? jacob: this is

what's been the result received perching lot more significantly and in-depth analysis of the day school opal headlines inside story on al-jazeera. when the news breaks children here say they're excited to be back at school but also nervous when people need to be hurt while qatar certainly has one here it's the kind of the un put in part it's going to patience and not push the country on it the method of production al-jazeera has teams on the ground just because it's loike doesn't mean it cannot be crushed what about the guy that can't afford it to bring you more room documentaries and life any. more. iran says those far at the natanz nuclear site cause significant damage but fails to rebuild. that on the cloud this is al jazeera life and also coming up india now has the 3rd largest cases of covert 19 in the world as it prepares to reopen some of its famous monuments. and indefinite closure for the border between australia's 2 most populous states after a sudden rise in coronavirus cases plots. we still have to let the world to know that that if it had to stand up.

when opal and alisha come up and say a statement that seems like it is basic but it causes an uproar about lack lives matter but the reason it became important in the case of freddie's black lives matter in a relative short period of time, #2 now an active mobile organization that can move and disperse and activate quickly when these things happen around the country. there's a little before that, there was michael brown and movement from ferguson and quickly mobilize. this drove a level of attention that some of the other incidences we have seen in baltimore, it did not drive so i remember attending freddie's funeral and going to the funeral in the morning and it was that evening or the afternoon when everything jumped off and i attended the funeral in the morning and was looking around the church and looking at the fact, when i was there hundred 22000, everybody showed up to freddie's funeral. it is the first funeral i attended where i didn't know the person and that really struck me because it was one of these things right felt like in many ways, that was part of the problem. one o

. >> reporter: for 93-year-old opal lee, independence must commemorate the freedom of all, includinguneteenth, the day enslaved people in texas learned all those enslaved in confederate states had been freed. >> i'm advocating we have juneteenth from the 19th to the 4th of july. >> reporter: as americans face a reckoning over racism past and present, there's no message of healing from the white house. instead president trump is calling a black lives matter street mural a symbol of hate after new york city announced it would be painted in front of trump tower and demanding protection for confederate statures. >> unhinged left-wing mob is trying trying to desecrate our monuments. >> not going to happen. >> reporter: even on twitter and refusing to sign thing changing name of military bases named after confederate leaders. >> i'm hopeful we as a country will decide the confederacy is something to be studied, not glorified and we're able to actually celebrate who we are when we celebrate independence day. >> reporter: president trump kicked off independence day weekend standing at mt. ru

. >> reporter: for 93-year-old opal lee, independence must commemorate the freedom for all, includingenth, the day people in texas learned that all slaves in confederate states had been freed. >> i'm advocating that we have juneteenth from the 19th to the fourth of july. slaves weren't free on the fourth of july. >> reporter: as americans face a reckoning over racism, past and present, there's no message of healing from the white house. instead, president trump is calling a black live matter street mural a symbol of hate after new york city announced it would be painted in front of trump tower. he's also demanding protection for symbols of the confederacy at campaign rallies. >> the unhinged left wing mob is trying to vandalize our history, desecrate our monuments, our beautiful monuments. >> reporter: during sip pldiplo visits, and even on twitter. and he's refusing to sign anything changing the name of military bases named after confederate leaders. >> i am hopeful that we will, as a country, decide that the confederacy is something to be studied, not something to be glorified, and

. >> reporter: for 93-year-old opal lee, independence must commemorate the freedom of all, includingenth, the day enslaved people in texas learned that all those enslaved in confederate states had been freed. >> i'm advocating we have juneteenth from the 19th to the fourth of july. you know slaves weren't free on the fourth of july. >> reporter: as americans face a reckoning over racism, past and present, there's no message of healing from the white house. instead, president trump is calling a black lives matter street mural a symbol of hate after new york city announced it would be painted in front of trump tower. he's also demanding protection for symbols of the confederacy at campaign rallies. >> the unhinged left wing mob is trying to vandalize our history, desecrate our monuments. >> reporter: during diplomatic visits. >> not going to happen, not as long as i'm here. >> reporter: even on twitter, and he's refusing to sign anything changing the names of military bases named after confederate leaders. >> i am hopeful that we will as a country decide the confederacy is something to

. >> reporter: for 93-year-old opal lee, independence must include freedom for all, including june 19thfederate states they had been freed. >> we have juneteenth from the 19th to the fourth of july. you know, slaves weren't free on the fourth of july. >> reporter: as americans face a reckoning over racism past and present, there is no message of healing from the white house. instead president trump is calling a black lives matter street mural a symbol of hate after new york city announced it would be painted in front of trump tower. he's also announcing protection for symbols of confederacy at campaign rallies -- >> the left wing mob is trying to desecrate our monuments, our beautiful monuments. >> reporter: during diplomatic visits. >> not going to happen, not while i'm here. >> reporter: and even on twitter. he's refusing to sign anything to change the names of military bases named after confederate leaders. >> i am hopeful that we will, as a country, decide that the confederacy is something to be studies, not something to be glorified and we're able to actually celebrate who we are w

women and it's important to acknowledge that three black women started black lives matter how when opal and alisha and patrice come up and say the statement that seems like it is basic but it causes this uproar about black lives matter, but the reason that became really important in the case of freddie as well as that black lives matter went from a # to an active mobile organization that can move and disburse and activate quickly when these things happened around the country. remember a little bit before that there was michael brown and they very quickly went from ferguson and into baltimore to mobilize. this rose the level of attention that in many ways in baltimore it did not drive, and so, i remember attending freddie's funeral and going to the funeral in the morning and was actually that evening or the afternoon when everything jumped off and i attended his funeral in the morning and we were looking around the church and looking at the fact that when i was there was hundreds but it turned into thousands of people who showed up and it was the first o funeral i've ever attended where

walking through the baseball hall of fame going through everything and his collection and the name opal jimmy collection is going down forever and the accolades of the sports card industry. >>looks like there's a couple babe ruth signed yard stare so how much is uncle jimmy's collection worth, here's an example, the auction house website indicates assigned 1933 babe ruth card. one card so for a $130,000 just yesterday, a man. but a collection that's a lot of history as a lot of issues coming up next a news continues on our 24 7 streaming service kronon it is commercial free ella sogomonian standing by in our newsroom with what we're working on tonight l a. >>can this coronavirus cases surge across the country we're going to be looking at a report at 11 on kron on about doctors and nurses who say that they just don't have enough personal protective equipment. they say that masks are in especially short supply, and critics say that the trump administration could do more to help we'll see then. >>all right thank you ellen make sure to download the kron on app to get 24 7 free local news co

you know, from the time when opal and patrice and i created the black lives matter network which started from a series of social media platforms and grew into a network with chapters all over the world, we did not have a roadmap. we really relied on instinct and we relied on relationships. we paid attention to what was going on in moving in the world. i hope that doesn't feel or sound amorphous but that is literally the secret sauce. who you are in relationship to and what they are working on and what you are working on. also, frankly, what time it is in the country. right? and your willingness to keep pushing things forward. we tried so many things. you know, we held conference calls, national conference calls for people to talk about issues that were of interest for that moment. our first gathering, frankly, was a conference call that we pulled together after the killer of release of mcbride was convicted of murder. we all know that in cases of vigilante murder and also of cases of police murder that often times the aggressors are not held accountable and in this particular case ted wa

>> well, there is a science and an art and you know, from the time when patrice and opal and i created the black lives matter network, right, which started from a series of social media platforms and grew into a network with chapters all over the world. we didn't have a mode map. we relied on instinct and on-- and what is moving in the world. i hope that doesn't sound amorphous, that's the secret sauce, who you're in relationship to, what they're working on and what you're working on. also, frankly, what time it is in the country, right? and your willingness to keep pushing things toward. we tried so many things. we, you know, held conference calls, national conference calls for people to talk about issue that were of interest for that moment. our first gathering, frankly, was a conference call that we pulled together after the mcbride was convicted of murder. we know of vigilante murder and police murder that often times the aggressors are not held accountable and in this particular case ted wafer was held responsibility and -- responsible and he's in jail. and dream-- going to get ma

jericka duncan spoke with two co-founders of the movement, patrisse cullors and opal tometi.ther king jr. they discussed congressman lewis' fight for equality and how it can be carried on. >> what did you all learn from him and how are using his message to continue your efforts in black lives matter? >> you know, i think i learned that this is a long-haul fight and struggle, that the work that we do matters most if we stay inside of it and if we recognize that nothing changes overnight. >> my father defined a revolt as moving people. but a revolution as changing people and systems. so the question is whether we will see the true change and man fessation that this -- manifestation that this is revolutionary. >> reporter: what do you think is the next group of people to lead this movement? >> we need to make sure there are people that are spokespersons, even if it's 20, and that the messaging is the same. you don't have to literally say the exact same words, but the narrative and the focus and the target, that those people who represent this generation are sending that same mes

through the village and on one side you have a pub, on the other you have another, one will be able to opalwales is based on scientific advice. the decision of pubs and restaurants to only open outdoor on the 13th, was met by criticism from the industry. many pubs in wales say they will only open around two of their premises as they don't have the facilities to do otherwise. differences between wales and england when most things are, in the hospitality sector, reopening on one side of the border. on this site however, things remain closed. thanks very much, see you later. so, pa rt thanks very much, see you later. so, part of our programme this morning, we are balancing up, as a lot of people are, the benefits and joy of being able to do things against the ongoing risks of the virus. this is something that everyone is having to deal with, but there are moments in it which we can all enjoy. some of them relating to going to the hairdressers in which you can do for the first time today and may be people who do or do not need haircuts. maybe you mist this experience. this is how chris has been