reporter stacy bivins is following this story for us hi stacy the scene this outpouring of grief for george floyd we heard there that he'll be buried in houston today do you think we're going to see the same types of crowds turning out for the i think today as a private moment this is for the family the past few days we've seen people come out and collectively grieve to come out and support the family and to show sympathy for a man that they watched die under the weight of police but today he's going to be laid to rest next to his mother and surrounded by family and friends let's talk about what happens next as we look at these moments of mourning we've seen the democrats use on a report there are looking at legislation at this point to tackle police culture to tackle police misconduct how do you change police culture because that is a big task the biggest hurdle as the police union they are extremely extremely powerful they have a lot of money their coffers come from members ship dues and so they're able to pay to essentially block legislation to keep. their their police power. as i

the reporter stacy bivins joins me here in studio now stacy racial justice protests have reached the sporting world we've seen the n.f.l. and now nascar yeah it's interesting because the confederate flag has become synonymous with nascar and it's fair to say when i was going through social media that black america is actually really stunned by the decision to ban the flag because it has become so ingrained and i remember going to one race one time involving never to return because there are people wearing the confederate flag and waving the confederate flag and i just felt so uncomfortable that people felt like this was a way to celebrate and complete while completely ignoring what this flag means to so many african-americans which is enslavement and oppression and how on funds taking this right now well i think that bubble wallace has a very strong fan base and he's the one african-american racer who is a part of this and he decided to use his platform and the social justice justice movement now to make a change and so he has a lot of support he went on twitter saying no one should

hurts which is their own pocketbooks that this will correct the behavior already to the reporter stacy bivins with us here in studio thank you very much for. well britain was among the many countries that also saw anti-racism protests while the rallies were mostly peaceful over the weekend scuffles broke out between protesters and police in london demonstrators also vandalized the statues including one honoring a slave trader. and actor from dualism ormus story moments. for years this statue of a 17th century british slave trader in the southwestern english city of bristol was controversial as the global anti-racism protests reached the city on sunday and found events in the 125 year old bronze figure of edward colson. that such represents years of oppression represents years of hot. and just a lot of emotion and hatred. we've internalized for years and. today hopefully signifies change. in central london clashes broke out between police and black lives matter demonstrators. the statue of former british prime minister winston churchill was also vandalised the scuffles came towards the end of