so ronnie are you ready to bend back well yes let's see what happens ok reason one go. to the other. ok this isn't just a little. does mean ready to leave. a show you're heading the way the way you. think they. will because. they let. you go look at. you and you have to be smooth and make some money so you. don't miss enough money and be prepared to do the fed up yeah it's not no oh yeah you just need to tell me you wasn't going something's going to head and and and and and and and and and and and. and 54. i think does that's i think 5 the group of guys are limited in their bus which means that any had a certain amount of district soon. at the same time i believe the challenge is if you have to go one mile is quite complicated because if i get a little excited and the pricing accelerated motion and i'm going to go on and then i am in trouble. it will be i already. i mean when i did that i have a view ok concentrates and remember you need to become one you're getting a lot of fuss ok 321 go. well there's little i would risk a. risk with. this. this is. good. for. us and

at least a little bit so now we're going to see whether ronnie can actually manage to get the car into the parking slot right now can he do it this time let's see you give him no you didn't. have that was greedy doing what he couldn't do it was no money. for the really really important. i tried. ok so money is giving him one last try he would stop that yet people talk about him for more now he's definitely going to try and get it because. the idea that he wanted to do this when the cameras were off. so don't anyone do you think have you just lost that do magic that stuff you once used to have or is it to do your live to your dad's electronic support systems that are spoiling your fun to this i think the truth is it's all about you handbrake it's like a magician ok has this trick yeah and i must say the trick is here and it's not there my name is there charlie did a good and i'm a motor sports journalist from india and i live in berlin though i travel around the wood covering the races and following race car drivers so that i can get some interesting interviews hello my name is ronnie t

there's no sign of ronnie and or any of the other patients we saw earlier. who could go to school. to go. to our players school. who would be the. catholic other. those who were to do. so this is ronnie and here are just 10 in fact they used to sleep right here and they were taken away last night i can't imagine how scared they must have been i've been door that they're in a much safer place now what we're going to go and see what's going on with them now . we find the school where the family has been relocated. we're not allowed to go in withdraw any comes out to see us. with our father had never stay out of it but he herky looked out over a serious oh yeah. well that may well there was but don't let up yet get it out then down except that. the last woman had many and ronnie is losing faith but she believes the city provides the only hope of saving her son. they continue to wait. just a few kilometers away the news isn't good for ibrahim and his family guy though i'm able to earn any money he hasn't paid the rent for over 6 weeks so even though there's a law in place that forbids

there's no sign of ronnie and or any of the other patients we saw earlier. who could go to school. to go. to our players school. with the. catholic other. those who were to do. so this is a ronnie and here are just 10 in fact they used to sleep right here and they were taken away last night i can't imagine how scared they must have been i've been door that they're in a much safer place now what we're going to go and see what's going on with them now . we find the school where the family has been relocated. we're not allowed to go in with johnny comes out to see us. go never stay out but a little bit of it but he archy looked out over a severe. custard over that network there but don't let that get it out the big down except that. the last comedy had many and ronnie is losing faith in miami but she believes the city provides the only hope of saving her son. they continue to wait. just a few kilometers away the news isn't good for ibrahim and his family i though i'm able to earn any money he hasn't paid the rent for over 6 weeks so even though there's a law in place that forbids a ma

economist and director of the wellbeing research center at oxford university welcome to you all dr on ronnie i'll begin with you 1st of all because are we right to assume that there will be a 2nd wave of the corona virus and maybe a 3rd or 4th and 5th. unfortunately human almost certainly will be learning from previous experiences with viruses the effect there is that in fact generally and the behavior of corona virus is not expected to be any different once you've got the measures containing the initial out big will be individual waves the size and the extent of those waves is where we perhaps do something to limit and minimize the effect of ok and yet emmanuelle then if if we're going to experience further waves how do you keep your populations with you fatigued as they are having enjoyed the 1st wave. a lot of fatigue indeed and we see it in their compliance behaviors with the current lockdown really good dropping . quite a bit and even the post lockdown people are we see we see a decreasing race of compliance however when if in the case of a 2nd wave we see the contagion rate go up again

have to be looked at and hopefully modified as needed going forward i mean your new annual dr on ronnie there mentioned the need to see light at the end of the tunnel might we be seeing that in europe though it seems to be getting away with it it's only a month now since it started lifting lockdown restrictions no major spikes. might we be getting away with it and is it happy it's that we've now formed that are helping us this is helping europe to contain it new habits i mean you know. there indeed are some light at the end of the tunnel in the very near term reseed borders within the european complex opening up people are hoping to still have some seized of tourism so. this month italy's already open well the 15th many of the european nations open up spain opens up on the thoughts of july for tourism so there's some a short term optimism but the bad news however his colleagues at cambridge public health england yesterday came out with the numbers the democratization rate the same as are the rate of an contagion if you will is starting to creep back up over what in some parts of the cou

ronny, pan one more time.lywood put up on some of the businesses because they closed because of the pandemic, and then also some of it because of the protests. so curbside pick-ups are allowed today, to pick up, but you've got to bring down the plywood in some instances. they're doing their best here. particularly in, the fact they have so many people coming, riding on the subway system, they've done so much to try to increase the safety. they're requiring people to wear a mask. if you don't have one, they'll provide one for you. encouraging social distancing with signs everywhere, in addition, cleaning, cleaning, cleaning, saying the new york subway system has probably never been as clean as it is now. still, people are coming back ever so slowly. andrea? >> thank you to, you rehema ellis and ronny for the great camara work. coming up, some of your personal reporting how children are coping with images e protests they're seeing on television and of course in their own streets at home. how to talk to your kids

and driving to my harley is my wife and i have met her in india ronnie is a whole lot of fun he's my best friend in the whole wood he's a kind person he's a funny person you never bordering on these that i felt in love with. because she has a very specific amount of humor he's also a really talented he's it is so you've got 6 guinness world records 5 out in the tightest hawking. he's also beautiful monkey so sometimes you need to be careful when the camera is on. soul and this is the 1st and i'm driving a hybrid i didn't want to expect entirely to be very honest with you. i think something slightly different in mind but when reading this come i don't you feel like there's a lot to complain about i can understand that a lot of people feel like it's not the most fun job to get back. to is something that i'm willing to sacrifice 6 just because of the peace of mind and relaxed feeling you have when you're driving this still it makes driving through smaller tiny little ruins like this you know built up areas. in the city residential it is it makes that incredibly easy and. i also like the

stop using tear gas and pepper spray to break up peaceful protests a 2 week court order comes as ronnie's against police brutality continue in the city demonstrators have also taken over a 6 block area of the city declaring at a police free zone president trump has threatened to send in the military to push the protesters out and the wake of nationwide protests in the u.s. many districts are under pressure to remove police from schools school boards in minneapolis portland denver and oakland are just a few that have decided to end or phase out their contracts with police departments while reynolds has this report. fueled by protests against systemic racism and policing the executive board of the los angeles teachers' union has called for cutting the public school police force. in many us cities police officers are permanently stationed in schools to provide security a trend that accelerated after deadly school shootings like the one at columbine high school 21 years ago. but now activists want to divert school police funding to hire counsellors librarians and mental health workers to supp

donald trump called it the kickoff for his presidential reelection campaign but is for us ronnie since a coronavirus outbreak in the u.s. fell short of expectations the event in tulsa oklahoma draws smaller crowds than expected and his appearance was mired in controversy with some saying the event poses a huge risk to public health she have a tendency reports. that have been reported that this really was intended not just enjoys the pro. supporters but to lift the spirits of a man who's craved the adulation of his base during the long months of lockdown you are so lucky president that's all i can help you with the trump campaign's hopes of a turnout of 100000 supporters inside and outside this great american comeback rally fell short in fact the president cancelled what had been planned as a pretty rowdy address at the outdoor overflow area because of a lack of numbers those who filed into the 20000 capacity arena had their temperatures checked having waived their right to sue the trump campaign if they contract it covert 19 earlier it had been reported that 6 members of the trump adva

to lebanon now where protesters have ronnie try a 2nd night over the government's handling of a deepening economic crisis hundreds voiced anger and over the spiraling cost of living despite a government promise to bolster the local currency victoria gates and the reports were there was protesters have no confidence the lebanese government can stop the worsening economic crisis that anger and frustration is feeling violent protests as people lose hope. and they reach demonstrators through fireworks and rocks at riot police. they were met with a volley of tear gas. shops in the capital were attacked. and in the northern city of tripoli protesters holed petrol bombs at soldiers. they should all resign so we can live and so those young unemployed men can live instead of becoming robbers and thieves. since october the local currency has lost 70 percent of its value but the banks are still maintaining the official price paid at $1500.00 lire to the dollar black market prices have surged inflation is soaring there are shortages of food and fuel and unemployment has spiked to 35 percent after an

but as with the other rules to ronnie's have adopted a rather relaxed attitude. there are signs that you should not enter without wearing a face mask and in some stations they don't let people enter without one but people don't observe this in the metro when it's crowded they go in and sit next to each other. all over the capital every day life is returning to business as usual after 4 months iranians seem to have lost any fear of the virus. things are almost as normal as if there were no problem at all i've seen many people who don't care anymore at the beginning there was strict but no they're not they don't know any rules at all. we have many sick and deaf people because people don't obey the rules they don't listen they don't keep distance they even kiss each other. and covert 19 is making a comeback over the past week has reported more than 2000 new infections every day experts like to see say the country is in the midst of a 2nd wave. it's bigger even bigger than the 1st but not as severe as the 1st one maybe because. it is being prepared for the situation.

ronnie robinson, one of the top roller derby stars of the '70s was related to what more famous figurear ray robinson, former first lady michelle robinson obama, or baseball great jackie robinson? the answer when we return. devin, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15 percent credit on car and motorcycle policies? ok? that's 15 percent on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? dj khaled to be your motivational coach? yo devin! remember to brush in a circle motion. thank you... dj... khaled. tiny circles, devin. do another one. another one. is this good? put in that work, devin. don't give up. geico. save an extra 15% when you switch by october 7th. save an extra 15% when you switch >> so, who was roller derby star ronnie robinson's famous relative? it's a. his dad was boxing champ sugar ray robinson. >> by the mid-1990s, jim fitzpatrick has left behind his days a pro roller derby skater. the profession, he says, isn't what it once was. >> the sport has gone through so many ups and downs. the traditional roller derby was a totally legitimate game

. >> what do you say, ronnie? art ofaganda is the beliefs. another's trying to make that person understand what you are trying to do, and they will believe in what you do. >> jane? >> it is not necessarily truth or fact. it can be what you want others to think. >> i think it would be fun and exciting to consider this problem of propaganda. all these boys continue a discussion about propaganda, let's listen in as this group moves on to discussions of automation. >> we have been talking about teachers. they would have a teacher talking on tv or whether computer -- with a computer that would help children to learn. >> robot teacher. think ofike for you to a robot teacher could take the place of the teachers you have? >> i don't think it could take place of many teachers. there were about teacher could not teach a child to think for himself. priority fora high young americans? >> yes. >> i think of about teacher would be awful for children. when a child makes a mistake, the teacher helps them and works with them trying to correct that mistake. tu

there is even more video on the cell phone of ronnie bryan, one of the accused.he end the judge ruled there was probable cause to try the three for arbery's murder. >> where the evidence leads us is where we will follow, and that's what we did today. >> reporter: for ahmaud arbery's family and supporters, it's the first step on the long road to justice. >> can i ju can i just reiterate again what that testimony was? to be clear, as travis mcmichael is standing over the body of ahmaud arbery, a 25-year-old african-american, he is saying the f word and the n word. now, why would the prosecution bring this up? because in the state of georgia, there is no hate crime law. it cannot be used against him in the allegations. he's simply going to be tried on murder if we get to that point. some have suggested that was a direct overture to the federal government that does have federal hate crime lies. we know after that hearing, the family of arbery did meet with federal investigators. we've asked federal investigators to tell us if they're investigating this as a hate crim

. >> what do you say, ronnie? >> propaganda is the art of educating another's beliefs.ing to make that person understand what you are trying to do, and they will believe in what you do. >> jane? >> it is not necessarily truth or fact. it can be what you want others to think. >> i think it would be fun and exciting to consider this problem of propaganda. narrator: while these boys continue a discussion about propaganda, let's listen in as this group moves on to discussions of automation. >> we have been talking about robot teachers. they would have a teacher talking on tv or with a computer that would help children to learn. >> there is one thing that worries me that is the robot , teacher. i would like for you to think of a robot teacher could take the place of the teachers you have? >> i don't think it could take place of many teachers. the robot teacher couldn't teach the child itself. -- couldn't teach the child to think for itself, it could only give back -- >> you think a high priority for young americans? >> yes. >> i think a robot teacher would be awful for child

earth who are not from developing world but from the inside region then there is in the region yes ronnie knight estates and greens united kingdom that was i think the turning point but of course if it started even before now after after this pandemic even the ideological framework will be. or will be weakened very much it does not mean that neoliberal a the this a fear of speaking of. the notion of freedom it was functional to both mere liberalism and b.g.l. politics of the last 70 years and i'm very interested to know why do you think it will happen to this notion of free there once to be a relief prong and the flow down that are supposed to be voluntary but actually are not. yeah that's a very interesting. to certain extent find a phenomenon that we see that the line between supposedly supposedly the macwrite thickens authoritarian society this is this appearing and the last measure a switch china was harshly criticized for and now they are being applied to in the united states or in europe. and that's very paradoxical and. strange but maybe logical that all those. anti-gay utopian pic

we have seen this in other cases, in the ronnie king case in l.a. others, where people had been dehumanized by being accused of a crime, by being known in video only for being the body beneath police officers. and this is really an effort to say this is a family man. he was driving a truck, he loved his daughter, he came to minneapolis for work, that he was a man who believed in peace and he would not want the kind of violence we have seen in these protests. all of the doors -- all of this put a human face on huge -- on huge george floyd is. it is a kind of thing you see in court when a lawyer is trying to humanize someone who has been charged, to try and explain who they are and why they ended up in that terrible place. and that is what his family is doing right now, and they have done a terrific job of painting a picture of a man who really was not out to harm anybody, was not trying to do anything wrong, and just ended up on the wrong side of police and things went horribly, horribly wrong. >> he would never see her graduate. he will never walk h

. >> dunk on ronnie. >> guillermo: oh, my gosh.got this. >> guillermo! tired. >> jimmy: this is it, yes! there's a new dream team. >> guillermo: we're the four amigos. >> jimmy: i think we should take a shower together. >> dicky: join ruffles and anthony davis in raising money for charity. go to feeding america.org. >> jimmy: that's all the time we have, want to thank regina king. "nightline" is next. if you need my, i'll be right here playing. >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, charging ahead. after days and nights of protests -- >> all four officers have been charged! >> we got all four! >> we got all four! >> more officers facing justice in the death of george floyd, plus tipping point. >> it took cities burning for you to arrest four people! >> sparking new conversation in this painful chapter in marijuahistor j f these officers to be held to the same standards that we have been held to. >> now

but when you hear from someone like erica huggins or ronnie lot, there is a lot of reason to be optimistic. i'm certainly looking forward to these months to come and specifically that day in august, on that march in washington, d.c. jessica and janelle, back to you. >> okay, thanks so much, raj. >>> well, we must do more, also the message from apple ceo, tim cook, cook published and open letter on apple's home page today. it's called speaking up on racism. and it addresses the death of george floyd, and racial injustice across the country. here is portion of that letter. cook says quote, to create change, we have to re-examine our own views and actions in light of the pain that is deeply felt but too often ignored, issues of human dignity will not abide standing on the sidelines. to the black community, we see you and you matter and your lives matter. >>> after opening his pocketbook to the covid-19 crisis, jack dorsey is pledging $3 million to the black lives matter movement to an organization called know your rights spearheaded by colin kaepernick. the organization helps educate young pe

in the united states a largely peaceful demonstration is thought to be the city's biggest since ronnie's began the george floyd's death in minneapolis nearly 2 weeks ago particle hanging as more of the day's developments across the us. it happened all over in cities big and small new york philadelphia los angeles denver and all through the nation's capital washington d.c. .

on monday students how to ronnie in the north capital protesting against the leaflets and those who have defected to the south. p.r. nyang has cut communications with so before but this is the 1st time since 2018. and you wanted some analysts believe this is an opportunity for north korea's leader kim jong un to further escalate tensions between the 2 sides including across the demilitarized zone. and given that i would probably expect some exchange of fire. may be some kind of. all possible kinds well as this is not. china sends its hopes relations between the 2 sides will be restored quickly but for now the north leader has reminded the world he's still a force to be reckoned with. hong kong is marking one year since pro-democracy demonstrations broke out last june more than a 1000000 people marched through the city to protest a draft law that would allow extradition to mainland china that triggered months of sometimes violent street protests or protesters are rallying in the city again today to mark the anniversary earlier demonstrators held a flash mob protests in shopping malls wavi

positively after all there is all that public money out there but for the moment worry investor ronnie's is the topic of the day. really great to see you did use only by its there in frankfurt. you're watching the news still to come the kind of record you don't want to despite a weekend drawl sorries are now winless in 13 bundesliga matches the worst win in the country the worst run the country's history. now to the u.s. where the county medical examiner in the city of atlanta has ruled that the death of an african-american at the hands of georgian police was homicide rates showed brooks died of blood loss and organ damage from 2 gunshot wounds inflicted by officers they could face charges as early as wednesday brooks's death has calls further outrage in a country already in a state of upheaval after the police killing of george floyd in minneapolis. the charred remains of this fast food restaurant is the scene of the latest incident fueling nationwide protests it was set on fire on saturday night time to recharge brooks was shot and killed by police in the parking lot of. the anger stil

but as with the other rules to ronnie's have adopted a rather relaxed attitude. there are signs that you should not enter without wearing a face mask and in some stations they don't let people enter without one but people don't observe this in the metro when it's crowded they go in and sit next to each other. all over the capital every day life is returning to business as usual after 4 months iranians seem to have lost any fear of the virus. almost as normal as if there were no problem at all i've seen many people who don't care anymore at the beginning they were strict but now they're not they don't know any rules at all. and. we have many sick and deaf people because people don't obey the rules they don't listen they don't keep distance they even kiss each other. and covert 19 is making a comeback over the past we go around has reported more than 2000 new infections every day experts like to see say the country is in the midst of a 2nd wave. it's bigger even bigger than the 1st but not as severe as the 1st one maybe because this. facility is being prepared for

american initiative and or european noir ronny union issued every it's strictly on our own isn't that risky i mean there could be some kind of conflict and you are right why should we be in it but if everything's fine why you need to wash it in the region what we need to get the information to secure the safe passage all our tankers or other ships so we are sending them for information gathering what's wrong with it. just a constant mission. some people see it differently. us asian relations expert glenn fukushima for example finds the idea amazing. gold i think as defense minister that's what he had to say you know just as when koizumi was asked in the diet. is it not dangerous for the soul defense force to be in combat zones he said well if it's open source is there by definition that is not a combat zone. that was his answer. behind the scenes of u.s. japanese military relations the mood is less easy caring than here american military units stationed here still may train for aid missions with the japanese earthquake for example but since washington has demanded much more money from

situation you will never make it i will never have their option to play neckline and session with danny ronnie and try and i think stand there and try to tease and. meeting one of the most and he financing experiences. it's now the orchestra goes on to us from the salzburg festival to the lucerne festival in london promised to the sold out valbuena in berlin it wasn't like that before things were still developing opened it. up in i was already playing with the divine in 2000 when edward site was still alive when he came by and talked to the musicians through them with the relationship between him and my father was the roots of the west eastern divide us so that's how it came about and the academy is basically a continuation of that idea which is a view. we are looking at a world that has a lot of discontinuity its problems with building up walls and shutting people off and a lot of unfortunate a kind of under taking any kind of. subversion of the critical and philosophical a.d.'s that the western intellectual world had inherited from the enlightenment on part that music is a universal language

. >> dunk on ronnie. >> guillermo: oh, my gosh.> ooh. >> guillermo: come often, amigos. we got this. >> guillermo! >> guillermo: come on, guys, i'm getting tired. >> jimmy: this is it, yes! >> four pointer! there's a new dream team. >> guillermo: we're the four amigos. >> jimmy: i think we should take a shower together. >> dicky: join ruffles and anthony davis in raising money for charity. go to feeding america.org. >> jimmy: that's all the time we have, want to thank regina king. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. if you need my, i'll be right here playing. in the killing of george all four officers now facing felony charges. >> thousands of people have packed into the mission district for a movie, march, and demonstration. >> after days of protests here in downtown san jose, do people feel their message is being heard? >> record breaking heat today but major changes ahead. full forecast coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> building a better bay thabc 7 news. >>> happening right now, a peaceful crowd has

leonardo da vinci's famous drawing the trial is interviewing men like to what the i know that invades ronnie. in the long run. it's a dream yes you know way but it is it's kind of the truth in the future. but that this it gives. new hope for 45 people in the whole city 04 sided that you would come to know about something and if you tell. your. challenges while to pull. without international support will not be able to. this changes. before we need to what are the subjects of projects we need for 2018 we summarize it seem to have teams in the sector us and we put 20 a project to 5000 houses 2nd the project is held health is a big it will have been 2 of them out to be cost because also sort of bridges we plan for that they have to take $2.00 bridges that this year old so. they could see the city's sewage water out of it on several projects you know those so that are projects for universities for the school was a dumb thing to do they have to get the budget for all of the surprise acts. but at least for some work that. sent us. into this city with the teller they thought that to have meant in.

back i'm still only camp i'm sure you're getting sick amazed to let's go to correspondent naomi here ronnie for some more redacted stories thankfully that works cancel the t.v. reality show cops the longest running program in the u.s. along with its offshoot live p.t. after only 3 weeks of demonstrations against police violence for the show cops it made sense the show was declining in popularity anyways but why p d had millions of viewers these come up with ganda shows had it coming for a long time activists were trying to shut these shows down for decades not only was it problematic misery porn in their pursuit of criminals these shows were committing crimes who knew making justice a circus would distort it they threatened people wouldn't sign release forms and encourage cops to make more arrests that lead to more brutal encounters one foresman. leaders who worked with those programs say the presence of t.v. crews resulted in more traffic stops to keep the action moving you can't just say after a low crime shift all right pack up boys hope someone shows up with a few grams of weed in their

this is the kaiser report hey let's say the guy down the block from where you live is counterfeiting ronnie and he's by and stuff eat he created an extension on a south sea bought a new boat he bought a new car apply 5 new cars he bought another new boat he bought a lot of jewelry he's live in a large would you say that the wealth on that street is disproportionately heading into that guy's house because he's able to counterfeit money and spend that money would you say that i mean that's not.