ray lewis retired philadelphia police captain i wish you and i had the opportunity to speak an entire hour on this topic i'm sure that we could. hope you come back and help us sort through this as this situation continues. alrighty thank you very much all right thanks. i switching gears now in england face coverings are now mandatory in all public spaces but it has raised the question over who should monitor compliance some major retailers and smaller shops 2 are saying it's not up to them to enforce the new rules are u.k. correspondent isa ali reports. provide a it's now mandatory for people in england to wear a face mask when they go to shop supermarket or they go to pick up a delivery now we're going to go on to the streets of london to try to see what the public think they should done this before coronavirus point. the fact that it's running one people 100 pounds. and probably money out of people's health just that that kind of public picture of government. i think we should have been implementing from the beginning. i think it's important to abide by these rules visit think there

retired philadelphia police captain ray lewis says he's worried that officers are now seen as the people's enemy by protesters. there are obviously much more concern nowadays with being attacked due to the actions of other officers because there is such a thing called the halo effect and that is now every officer is being asserted on as brutal and an enemy of the minority population the fact is these officers for its facts totally unnecessarily what disappointed me with this is none of the other protestors even pushed this guy away from the ground focused weapon you want to win over. empathy for your movement. do the right thing justice is for everybody this illusion to violent protest is to confront the reason you have violent protests confront the economic disparities can confront the job lack of job opportunity confront the lack of education for black people these are the so used that go into these protests. top court has rejected a data sharing agreement that allows big tech firms to transfer in european users' information to the united states it's after a privacy complaint was raised

a retired philadelphia police captain ray lewis told us he's worried these days that officers are no seen as the people's enemy by protesters. they're obviously much more concerned nowadays with being attacked due to the actions of other officers because there's such a thing called the halo effect and that is now every officer is being asserted on a brutal and an enemy of the minority population the fact is these officers were attacked. unnecessarily what disappointed me with this is none of the other protesters even pushed this guy away took them to the ground took his weapon you want to went over. empathy for your movement do the right thing justice is for everybody the solution to violent protest is to confront the reason you have violent protests confront the economic disparities can confront the job lack of job opportunities confront the lack of education for black people these are the things that go into these protests. and you start to briefly appeared on a plane in the english port city of bristol meantime we're just a few weeks ago the long standing monument to a slave trade

just the let's go through some of them you're hearing this one concerns for officer safety whoever ray lewis is a retired philadelphia police captain who would recommend joining the police know he told us why. officers that are not encouraging young people to go into law enforcement are those officers who are afraid of accountability. they fear being held to the high standards of the job and so far they've had free reign they've been able to do what they want when they want and now that's and it right there is no respect and there should not be until it's earned ice there are 19 of my years in the belly of the beast in the ghetto so soon economically depressed black areas and that historically these people have seen and heard a police brutality be there in them their family their names we've heard their relatives it was a late night there's been police brutality since day one but never and now what i consider one of the greatest inventions ever is the video cell from white america is waking up because now all that they heard all their life is being contradicted by what they see i would absol

protesters which later saw clashes and 37 arrests in the week then retired philadelphia police captain ray lewis told us he's worried that officers and now is seen as the people's enemy by protesters. took to. the backdrop of all this new york's experiencing a dramatic increase in gun violence figures out this week revealed a 70 percent rise in gun crime victims compared to the previous 12 month period the n.y.p.d. says that 40 percent of this year's gun crime has happened within the past 4 weeks new york's not the only city suffering either caleb maupin reported in the week. here it comes almost every day lately new footage emerges shown violence and shootings in american cities. do you. think. ringback there was a signal successful or straighten waiting for us to come under the bridge. and us when she's got a shot. of. the next morning. going to pick a walk. in tell me a visit. even if it's the right filthy. floor in the setting for us out here for you know that what i like the whole neighborhood know down. the data speaks for itself by one crime is spiking in chicago milwaukee los angeles and

where side police captain ray lewis fears officers are being portrayed as the enemy of the people. there are obviously much more concern nowadays with being charged due to the actions of other officers because there is such a thing called the halo effect and that is now every officer is being asserted on as brutal an enemy of the minority population the fact is these officers were child coldly unnecessarily what disappointed me with this is none of the other protesters even pushed this trying way to come to the ground talk is weapon you want to win over. the seat for your movement. do the right thing justice is for everybody the solution to violent protests is to confront the reason you have violent protest confront the economic disparities can confront the job like a job opportunity confront the lack of education for black people these are so huge that go into these protests. joe biden will attempt to unseat donald trump from his throne in november but while the great rivals are the only 2 that will make the headlines they are the only ones with their eyes on the oval office 3rd p

retired philadelphia police captain ray lewis says he's worried that officers are now seen as the people's enemy. they're obviously much more concerned nowadays with being attacked due to the actions of other officers because there's such the same called the halo effect and that is now every officer it is being asserted on a brutal and an enemy of the minority population the fact is these officers were attacked totally unnecessarily what disappointed me with this is none of the other protesters even pushed this guy away to come to the ground focused weapon you want to win over. empathy for your movement. do the right thing 0 justice is for everybody the solution to violent protest is to confront the reason you have violent protests could from the economic disparities can confront the job like a job opportunity to confront the lack of education for black people these are the so yes that go into these protests. still to come up remember when bristol got brassed off with its bronze of a slave trader here's what briefly went up in its place but not everyone in the city seems ready for a black

earlier i spoke with ray lewis a retired philadelphia police captain who believes a new commission needs creating to bring an end to the protests i have never seen anything like this in my lights and it just shows the anger and hostility of the people who have been finally awoken to the injustices of this country and they're not going to take it anymore they're fed up law enforcement that is instigating these dangerous incidents they are the ones that are causing the possibility of serious bodily injury or even to us they use officers and use federal agents from all parts of the government they are going way beyond just right they are actually instigating the problems they are instigating the violence by their actions what washington is going to have to do when this is going to be under a new administration before he is to. commission and these commissions are going to consist of the people who have suffered under white supremacy. in the u.s. a ban on even actions meant to soften the blow of the corona virus has expired putting millions of americans at risk of losing their homes it comes

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bosses also an overall lack of respect for the profession and concerns for officer safety however ray lewis a retired philadelphia police captain says the force still needs new recruits. officers that are not encouraging young people to go into law enforcement are those officers who are afraid of accountability. they fear being held to the high standards of the job and so far they've had free reign and been able to do what they want when they want and now that's and right there is no respect and there should not be so it's earned ice or 19 of my years in the belly of the beast in the ghetto socio economically depressed lack areas and this story. these people have seen and heard of police brutality either of them their family their name. their relatives it was all late there's been pollution. tell me since day one but net al what i consider one of the greatest inventions ever is the video cell phone white america is waking up because now all that they heard all their life is being contradicted by what they see i what absolutely encourage anybody to join the police force because a change in p

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police department kneeled in solidarity with protesters i will retired philadelphia police captain ray lewis say's it feels like open season on the officers who are paying for the actions of a select few. there are obviously much more concern nowadays with being attacked due to the actions of other officers because there's such the same called a halo effect and that is now every officer is being assertive. and an enemy of the minority population the fact is these officers were. totally unnecessarily what disappointed me with this is none of the other protesters even pushed this guy away to come to the ground took his weapon you want to win over. empathy for your movement do the right thing justice is for everybody the solution to violent protests is to confront the reason you have violent protests confront the economic disparities can confront the job lack of job opportunities confront the lack of education for black people these are the so yes that go into these protests. dozens of people including children have been reportedly killed in a bombing raid by the saudi led coalition in yemen a

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joe lewis was willing to accept it. sugar rayson came from a different newer era and he was not willing to accept it pretty joe lewis cannot keep emotional control of sugary robinson. he was more theory, it was more prone to react very quickly in his pride was insulted. dave: that is an interesting common thread of all of the groundbreaking political african-american athletes. it tended to not come from the south of the united states. we tend to be refugees. jacky robinson going from georgia to pasadena, california. after plan who came from oakland california. not just talking to somebody about that the other day about the way that mark miller was looking for somebody to challenge. he was looking for an african-american athletes it was not from the south but who was influenced by the broader tenor of the time free to sugar ray robinson was very influenced by what it meant to live in harlem. and harlem, in many ways a character in the story. i people should know that this is not a typical biography. certainly not a typical sports

. >> reporter: lewis, the fiery or ray or the, but often soft-spoken in his personal life. known for being kind, known for showing grace. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet >> reporter: david, former vice president biden was here to pay his respects, but the president said he's not coming. david? >> all right, pierre thomas watching this day for us. pierre, thank you. >>> and millions of americans on unemployment, out of workpandem word from washington, with that $600 supplemental payment running out. two months after the democrats unveiled their plan, republicans are out with theirs tonight. it proposes a cut in that payment. mary bruce on where this stands tonight. >> reporter: tonight, after struggling for weeks to reach an agreement, and with unemployment benefits for 30 million americans expiring, republicans outlining their plan. >> we have one foot in the pandemic and one foot in the recovery. the american people need more help. >> reporter: it calls for another round of $1,200 stimulus checks, but would slash $600 weekly payments that are helping unemployed americans make

lewis lived through many chapters of the civil rights movement. his mantra was simple — never give up, never give in. i've been speaking to dr rashawn raynk that the reaction has been widespread, notjust in the united states but across the world, and i think it highlights that john lewis was a revolutionary figure. and, of course, he has several quotes but one of the ones that i always think about is when he says "get in good trouble, necessary trouble, and redeem the soul of america". and i think that's where we are in this moment, notjust in the united states, but around the world. and i think he's going to be a galvanising light, moving forward to november, to put the united states on a different course. that's so interesting that you quote those words because we spoke on this programme a few weeks ago about the words of frederick douglass, the abolitionist, of course, anti—slavery reformer, and the famous speech that he gave that still echoes through generations and echoes through time. you just quoted the words there. do you think the words ofjohn lewis will have a similar power? i think so. i mean, he's had so many things that he