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in the united states as the family of 20 year old dons are riots and many visitors are leaving the shiloh temple international ministries and that's the hearse is getting ready to deliver his dead body to the cemetery this was definitely a very sad and somber day for minneapolis just 2 days after the city erupted in celebrations and enjoy about the verdict the guilty verdict against eric shelving for the murder of george floyd this is just the beginning of a long long long fight but the difference though is this is not a fight which we have seen in the civil rights. movement of the fifty's in the sixty's this is going to be a fight for change on a federal level george floyd justice and policing act is the key word here this movement the civil rights leaders like al sharpton but everybody else here and everybody of this family who are now members of a fraternity of mothers and fathers and daughters and sons and sisters and brothers who lost a loved one to police brutality all of those people. will fight for change on a federal level they want real change the quality justice and an aunt of

on fighting for the way the correspondence and stuff and siemens are reporting from right outside shiloh temple where dante right seth you know all and we'll get underway momentarily thank you so much for your reporting. and that brings us to the end of this edition of good everything is thanks for. the fight against the coronavirus 10 democrats. has the rate of infection in developing what does the latest research say. information and context the coronavirus update coming 19 special. on d w. i mean the system denies the empire's cancer jurors are dealing with any of that i killed many civilians in the irish come including my father. such as i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became our kind of song. providing insights global news that measures d.w. made for mines. $314000.00 new infections in a single day it's the worst coronavirus outbreak for any country in. india's hospitals are close to collapse they're running out of medication and also suggest. 2000 people died on wednesday alone. india had come off relatively lightly during the pandemic but the

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and just don't side the shiloh temple where the funerals are taking place as my colleague stefan so i'm in good afternoon to you stefan today we have to say a very sad occasion for the people there. yeah summer summer day saturday the day of mourning here in minneapolis again just a few days after this day filled with excitement and joy after the announcement of the verdict against derrick shelvin murder of george floyd but today was a sad day as i just talked to somebody who came out a few people most people have left most cases left the hearse is on his way with the body off of dante right to be laid to rest in the nearby cemetery and this was a set occasion inside very emotional family was almost the mother was almost not able to say anything it was overtaken by emotion but this is also for many here are just another stepping stone on the way in the past to real reform to real change not only in minneapolis but in the entire country and it comes in the same. direction the former police officer was found guilty in the murder of george ford all of this coming together at the same time

. ♪ freedom over me ♪ >> reporter: hundreds of people packed shiloh temple international ministries inneapolis to remember the 20-year-old, who was shot and killed by an officer last week. >> he was a prince. and all of minneapolis stopped today to honor the prince of brooklyn center. >> reporter: wright was stopped for an expired tag, and found to have an outstanding misdemeanor warrant. when former officer kim potter jumped in to assist the arrest, she grabbed her gun instead of a taser, firing the fatal shot.t'g sparked days of protests and clashes with police. potter has been charged with second-degree manslaughter and is awaiting trial. is awaiting trial. at this brooklyn center salon less than two miles from where wright died, co-owner reese bonaparte says it's hard to shake what she has seen on tape. she fears for her safety, and that of her teenage son. you think of him when you saw daunte wright? >> yeah, i think of him when i see daunte wright, george floyd, ahmaud arbery, all of them. it's devastating. it's scary. i'm scared for myself. >> reporter: wright's memorial here on

wright has been charged with second—degree manslaughter. 0ur correspondent larry madow is at the shilohor daunte wright is being held. this is on thursday, his funeral service will be held here. it'll be an emotional time about the loss of a 20—year—old. he is lying peacefully in his open casket, a far cry from the violent way he met his death. when a police officer with 20 years experience assumed that her gun was her taser. it led to this tragic moment and a recurring nightmare for many african—americans that a african—america ns that a routine african—americans that a routine traffic stop could end in a death sentence. there will be another case here, the trial of that officer who will be charged with second degree manslaughter. but brooklyn centre is only about 10—15 minutes away from minneapolis, where there is now a federal investigation by the attorney general to see if there are systemic issues with the police department. people in the community tell me that there are, and the case of derek chauvin, the officer who was found guilty of murdering george floyd, should have been abo

they needed to process and make sense of what standing on that ripple of ground at antietam or shiloh or spotsylvania meant and and so i think a lot of these essays kind of get us to that more capaciously. i'm thinking in particular sarah hanley cousins piece and this kind of builds upon her recent work and an excellent book that she published i believe last year 2019 bodies in blue on disability in the civil war north and in that book and she builds on some of this work in the essay that she contributed to our volume if she looks at the figure of josh and we'll learn chamberlain here is somebody who is publicly very successful elected. nerve mean four times as a really engaged in meaningful public life, but then privately or it is wrestling with all of these demons of of the war and it's possible to embrace both of those things at the at the same time. and so what what those photographs and creaky newsreels of 1913 and 38 often capture right is is just surface level and in right underneath those images and right underneath those stereotypes are often more complex stories. sure, sure,

our correspondent larry madowo is at the shiloh temple in minneapolis. this is the church where a wake and a public viewing is being held for daunte wright, and on thursday, his funeral service will be held here. it will be an emotional time, about the loss of a 20—year—old. he is lying peacefully in his open casket. a far cry from the vallant way he met his death, when a police officer with 20 years' experience at brooklyn center, assumed that her gun was her taser. it led to this tragic moment and the recurring nightmare for many african—americans who fear that a routine traffic stop could end in a death sentence. there will be another case here. the trial of kim potter, that officer, who will be charged with second—degree manslaughter. but brooklyn center, where daunte wright died, is only about 10—15 minutes away from minneapolis where there is now a federal investigation by the attorney general to see if there are systemic issues with the police department. people in the community tell me, yes, there are, and the case of derek chauvin, the officer w

shiloh charles until when so thank you. and we'll be bringing you live coverage of prince philip's funeral later in the day right here on the lead of the news now in other stories raul castro has allows his resignation as head of cuba's ruling communist party and to 6 decades of rule in the country 5 members of the cost of family raul who took over us presidents from his brother fidel in 2008 i said he is possible leadership to a new generation. as for me my task as 1st secretary of the central committee of the communist party of cuba and with the satisfaction of having fulfilled my duty. to his confidence in the future of the country. with those words to the communist party congress will custer announced his retirement from the frontline of cuban politics it has been 6 decades since i was prouder of fidel castro came to power following the cuban revolution of the 1950 s. and i will cuss through has played most of his life the 2nd string to his brother fidel 1st as a good commander later as a senior figure in the socialist

and just outside the shiloh temple where the funerals taking place is my colleague stefan simons good afternoon. today we have to say a very sad occasion for the people there. summer summer day saturday the day of mourning here in minneapolis again just a few days after this day filled with excitement and joy after the announcement of the verdict against church of and murder of george floyd but today was a sad day as i just talked to somebody who came out of here the people most people have left most s.f. left the hearse is on his way with the body of dante rights to be laid to rest in the nearby cemetery and this was a set occasion inside very emotional the family was almost the mother was almost not able to say anything it was overtaken by emotion but this is also for many here just a another stepping stone on the way on a pass to real reform to real change not only in minneapolis but in the entire country and it comes in the same week. when the former minneapolis police officer was found guilty in the murder of george floyd all of this coming together at the same time what does thi

and just outside the shiloh temple is standing by for us our correspondent stephanie a senior. stephon a very very sad occasion again. certainly. somebody moment now just 2 days after this city this nation maybe experienced a moment of emotion and joy about the verdict the outcome of the trial against their children their back to morning here and to set nice and suddenly and dignities and friends are inside of course now celebrating the life of dante like 20 year old black man. yeah potentially shot to death as an accident but again like person black young man dying by the hands of police. as you reported what we're showing a prominent civil rights a lawyer well the eulogizing dante write a coup are the speakers some of the prominent speakers that will attend this funeral and address the crowd. the main act here is reverend al sharpton civil rights leader of course he will eulogize john terry right there will be represented just on the floyd family there present there are 2 other families from other victims. of other victims who got killed by police or by police force throughou

. >> you know i went to shiloh missionary church as a kid. that was my church. and you just called it out. professor, i'm going to do with my family members and the people i know. let me let you go. let me let you go because i've got to deal with some things and you're making me cry on the tv and i have to compose myself. love you, brother. >> stay strong. >> thank you. i'll see you soon. be well. it is hard to hear the testimony about the last moments of george floyd's life second by second. if you're having trouble dealing with it, speak up and ask for help. we've got some resources on the screen for you. we'll leave it up for a second. and we will be right back. (announcer) carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100% online car buying. car vending machines. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your down payment and monthly payment. and these aren't made-up numbers. it's what you'll really pay, right down to the penny. whether you're shopping or just looking. it only

them in the 1860s or 1870s in the immediate aftermath of the smoke clearing from the battlefields of shilohun, but names in the 20th century during the world wars i and ii as a way to get local buy-in as the federal government grabbed swaths of lands to build these bases. they weren't necessarily good generals. general braxton was relieved after the battles of chat chattanooga, yes, there are forces sill named after this bumbling treasonous fool who took up arms against his own government. i doubt you can find another country on this earth that has so many monuments and tributes to its own traitors. and that's because the hatreds and resentments of that era are still simmering today, still a force. people aren't calling for a return to slavery, but they push the same twisted unamerican ideas that all men are not created equal. you see these people marching in charlottesville, talking about how jews will not defend them and those that watched alongside them. you hear these people talking about ways to support the quote/unquote white legal voters being able to cast their ballots, the so-calle

it don't mean a thing if -- >> you know i went to shiloh baptist missionary church when i was a kid. you just called it out. professor, i'm going to do like i do with my family members and the people i know. let me let you go because i gotta deal with some things and you're making me cry here on the tv and i got to compose myself. >> love you brother. you stay strong. >> thank you. i'll see you soon. be well. >>> you know, it is hard to hear the testimony about the -- excuse me -- the last moments of george floyd's life second by second. and if you're having trouble dealing with it, speak up and ask for help. we've got some resources up on the screen right now for you. and, again, don't hesitate to get help. there it is on the screen. we'll leave it up for a second. and we will be right back. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstation 4 for under $16. and brand new cars for less t

shiloh chance until when so thank you. stay tuned to this channel because we'll be bringing you live coverage of prince philip's funeral right here on news now u.s. president joe biden has repeated calls for congress to pass gun restrictions. shooting the president ordered flags to be lowered at the white house and other government buildings in the 8 people who were killed at the fed ex warehouse in indianapolis on thursday at a press conference he said us gun that's where epidemic. national was going on. every single day. every single day. count all those who were killed out of the streets of our cities in our rural areas it's a national embarrassment and must come to what end. raul castro has announced his resignation as head of cuba's ruling communist party puts an end to 6 decades of rule in the country by members of the castro family role who took over as president from his brother fidel in 2008 has said he's fossum us to a new generation. asked for me my task as 1st secretary of the central committee of the communist

wright was honored as the crowd packed in the shiloh temple ministries.rump called on those to stand and repeat the words duante wright's life matters. crump saying wright's child will be old enough to watch the video of what happened and that he was killed unnecessarily. wright, 20 years old, shot and killed in brooklyn center, minnesota by police officer kim potter. investigators say during the traffic stop, potter mistakingly used her gun instead of her taser. she's since resigned and charged with second degree man slaughter. wright's mother said none of this should have happened in the first place and nothing will bring her son back. >> i never imagined i'd be standing here. the roles reversed. my son should be burying me. >> now, there's another planned demonstration at the brooklyn center police department. the last few days have been overwhelmingly peaceful. neil? >> neil: jeff paul, thanks very much. minneapolis is the target of the justice department investigation on the overall police practices. we have a former nypd lieutenant here. joe, it's i

need to be as moved by the suffering and gallantry of negro troops as they were by that at atm or shiloh. now i did not send your volunteers into battle intending for them to be butchered afterwards. >> but it happened. >> and were it not so, but having happened in the cause of bringing the country along, those men at fort wagner, port hudson, yes, i read the reports as well. they became necessary sacrifices to that end. >> so that is it? they died to make a point? >> not at all. but if there is a point to be made is that not one you yourself would make? >> then you may keep your commission. i will give you no more necessary sacrifices. until you can tell me which ones you consider unnecessary. i'm sorry to have taken your time, excellency. god bless you. >> bravo! bravo! i mean, this is just a small taste of what this play is about. these two, you know, monumental historical characters in our history, their relationship. and you can see the tension between douglas and lincoln in the scene but what i think, there was that tension throughout their lifetime, but all of you can join in on t

killed by police in a suburb of minneapolis family, friends and community leaders gathered at the shilohay their goodbyes, also in attendance. relatives of george floyd and other black men killed during police encounters. members of dante writes. family were very emotional. when you walked in the room, you lit up the room. he was a brother, at jokester. he was loved by so many he's gonna be so missed. right, was shot and killed on april 11th in nearby brooklyn center of minnesota during a struggle following a traffic stop. the officer says that she accidentally pulled out her gun instead of her taser and shot and killed him. she has since been charged with second degree manslaughter and is currently out on bail. birthday events were a lot smaller this year, but people still got out to clean up the environment coming up how activists say the pandemic has had a negative impact on their efforts. still not as clean as it could be. it's not in a great state right now, and here's a time lapse video of the clouds rolling in over alameda this afternoon, chief meteorologist bill martin tells us w

right thing to do to speak up for our children, family, friends and community leaders gathered at the shilohsday. just say their goodbyes, also in attendance, relatives of george floyd and other black men killed during police encounters, members of dante writes. family gave emotional remarks. when you walked in the room, you lit up the room. he was a brother. he was loved by so many he's gonna be so missed. reverend al sharpton delivered an impassioned eulogy. all the minneapolis is stopped today. jonah the prints off brooklyn center right, was fatally shot april 11th and nearby brooklyn center, minnesota during a traffic stop the fatal shooting, reigniting calls for congress to act on police reform. when you change the law, you create a kind ability. and if you have a new set of accountabilities people behavior ships, the officer who shot and killed dante ride has been charged with second degree manslaughter. she's currently out on bail in minneapolis. matt fit fox news. and a reminder our special program voices for change is going to return this sunday morning. ktvu is greg lee will talk t

know, so the the meeting at which the activists is saying your fireside is in danger takes place in shiloh presbyterian church in in manhattan the actual structures of religious life were really foundational for black politics and for black citizenship politics. i think in a similar way the the structures of um black oratory were shaped by produced by filtered through a black religious oratory, right? but there's not a neat disconnect between the religious and the the secular or the political. i think there's a lot of um i see a significant a of appeal to ideas about natural rights and and divine right and the religious foundation for ideas of human inequality, that should be a center of the nation's legal structures. and so there's there's one of the ways that black folks argued for and and and and claimed rights or position in the united states was by saying that this is this is what's right. this is what we are entitled to as human beings. so it's a kind of i think it's a pretty straightforward argument. it's like we are created, you know, the the abolitionist phrase was we're we are of

shaquille brewster joins me from outside the shiloh temple international ministries in minneapolis, where the funeral will take place. shaq, just for the community in and around the twin cities, this has got to be emotionally -- it's always hard, if it can somehow be harder now, it must be. >> that's exactly right, chuck the range of emotions minneapolis had to go through just in this week. the mood is likely going to be somber. we already saw the family lining up on the opposite side of the building. we're waiting for them to file in for the viewing. and we saw members of the family come in and look and pay their last respects to daunte wright at the open casket. of course, the casket will be closed today for the final time. already at this funeral service, memorial service, we've seen the governor of the state of minnesota. we've seen bong of minnesota's senators here. i thought congresswoman elin omar in the pictures there. we also saw keith ellison, the attorney general. i think what underscores the experience and the pain this community is dealing with is actually george floyd's fami

i don't know where i mean, there are a lot of monuments that chickamauga a lot of shiloh a lot at vicksburg quite a few hours just at antietam a couple of weeks ago but antietam and no way compares to what you could do it gettysburg. i mean, it just isn't even close. well, i know when i worked at richmond national battlefield park, of course people would come all the time and be astonished by how few monuments we had was three or four in the entire park with so many people and people would say, you know, doesn't that, you know impede upon our ability to understand, you know, history and memory and other people would say, well, it's great that there aren't any any monuments because they can, you know, give a false history or portrayal of the history at least and of course both both sides have very true history, right that true history that everybody has in their own mind, but the true history is which of course is often just false is the ones they say are false history. i love it. what's the true if there was a we would you know, we would have the civil war book if it was that simple just by