stephane: mice. the mice presumably did not die as a result so you said, we will try it on humans. you issued a report not long ago that said i think eight humans had received it and they seemed to be ok. is that right? stephane: 45 people went through a phase one, doing ok for safety. a few people at the second dose. neutralizing antibodies, this is what you look for. you can look in their blood through sensitive tech aches to do we have an antibody that will bind and neutralize the virus so it cannot replicate in your body? the virus has to use your own body to replicate. when you get too much virus, called a viral load. what you want in your body is to educate your immune system so when a virus gets in your body, your body will be trained for a vaccine. the vaccine you are toeloping, is it designed mitigate the problems if they do get it? stephane: to prevent disease. phase three, the primary endpoint for efficacy, is prevention of disease. infection, but you get no disease, it is ok. nowsecondary

stephane: that is a tricky one. have done is we set up a partnership with one of the biggest contract manufacturers of pharmaceutical products in the world, a swiss-based company. in the u.s., moderna has a factory. they have a factory that, as we speak, transferring the manufacturing process. they should be up and running in july, making their own products. in the u.s., we should have enough capacity to cover. what we will do out of europe and out of the swiss plant is to make products for people outside the u.s. david: what is it going to cost people? who decides the pricing? is it going to be very complicated and controversial no matter the price? stephane: the price, we are working on it as we speak. we are getting the drug moving as fast as we could safely into the manufacturing scale up. we are now going to get onto pricing. in thisoducts before pandemic, diagnostics, ppe, those need to be sold at a fair price. the manufacturer cannot give them away in the street. business does not work like that. the manufact

stephan simons reporting from minneapolis thank you so much. the turmoil that has gripped the united states over the deaths of jewish boys has turned the spotlight on racism in other countries to. reports now on his own experience as a black person living here in germany he also looks at allegations of racism and police for taz he elsewhere in europe. for. this memorial to george floyd popped up last weekend. while he died of the hands of a policeman in the u.s. his death is also being used to bring awareness to racism here in germany and across the world. it is hard to find a country without any form of racism and i experienced that here as well in berlin as the sparing and of course comments and statements about my skin color. but you cannot move around the city as a black person without being aware obvious skin color on average there are $3.00 to $4.00 racist incidents reported per day in the german capital according to the berlin register for discrimination and not everyone is reporting them so there could be far more. that's why the blackh

stephane: that is a tricky one.ership with one of the bigger manufacturers of pharmaceutical products in the world, a swiss-based company. in the u.s., moderna has a company, one in york shire that as we speak are transferring the manufacturing process and should be up and running in july making the run products in the factory. power plant in the u.s., we should have enough capacity to cover u.s. throughout europe and the swiss plant, making products outside the u.s.. david: what is it going to cost people? is decides the pricing and it going to be complicated and controversial whatever the price is? stephane: the price, we speak because we are focused on getting the drug safely to the clinic and manufacturing. we will get onto pricing. diagnostics, ppe, those need to be sold at a fair price. the manufacturers cannot give them away in the street, but the manufacturers need to commit to not charge a price that is not fair. the diagnostic companies sold the government's, states, typical, they will sell the test for th

stephane: that is a tricky one. a partnership with one of the bigger contract manufacturer of pharmacy products in the world. has a u.s., moderna factory. we have a factory in york shire. it should be open and running in july. making their own product. the u.s. plant in we should have enough capacity for the u.s. population. plantope at of the swiss is to make products for people outside the u.s. david: what is it going to cost people? who decides the pricing and is that going to be complicated, controversial whatever the price is? stephane: the price, we were working on it as we speak. we are working on getting the drug moving as fast as we could. i think like products before this pandemic, diagnostics, ppp's, those need to be sold at a fair price. the manufacturers cannot give them away. business does not work like that. the manufacturer needs to commit to not charge a price that is not fair. companies saw their test of the government or state or to prepare the bigger insurance. sure the vaccine is affordable. and

stephan: no, that is not what it means.obody suggests it is to abolish police, to get rid of the police department, to get rid of policing communities. i think everyone agrees, even in minneapolis, city council members have raised red policing and a quarter foundation of how society works not just in america, minneapolis, but everywhere in the world. what those councilmembers in the city of minneapolis recognize is this -- the police department in minneapolis in specific had a long-standing, grave, miserable, relationship with its own community, specifically with the african-american community, and just the reform of a, now we are not allowing choke holds anymore, and now a police officer has to actually intervene if he sees a fellow officer doing somethng wrong -- that is just not enough. dismantling is coming this case, and i think -- i say i think, because they are not really clear on the actual measures they want to take, but that is at least the estimate and the take of this police department in their relationship -- i

the politician stephan is the main defendant at 1st he signed a confession but later withdrew it many questions remain unanswered in this case such as whether the killer had any accomplices investigation showed that shortly before and after look because killing google searches with the key words look good dead appeared in a number of german states. a few months later a synagogue in the city of hala was attacked and 2 people nearby were killed. earlier this year a racist attack in the city of one hour left 10 people dead the increase in attacks is no coincidence to those trying to make a positive difference without a doubt there is a direct connection right wing violence has risen dramatically since the attack on volunteer look especially in the state of has this spurs the hitters to commit more crimes. called to look because trial has yet to begin but as authorities investigate the killer's motives it's possible other german states will look to honor him and make a symbolic gesture against the spread of extremist views. to the oldest profession in the world among the many businesses f

ask stephan clarks family.he cameras have long gone but reverend al continues to answer the bell when our people call. he is a leader that you see on tv commentating about our experiences but more importantly, he is a leader who has lived our experiences and because he has lived those experiences that's what makes him so effective in commentating on msnbc about our experiences. and he is going to talk about the experience of the terrible loss of somebody who should be with us today. and that is george floyd. please give a great round of applause for the reverend al sharpton. applause. thank you. i want us to not sit here and act like we had a funeral on the schedule. george floyd should not be among the deceased. he did not die of common health conditions. he died of common health conditions. he died ofa of common health conditions. he died of a common american criminal justice malfunction. he died because of there, has not been the corrective behaviour that has taught this country that if you commit a crime it

stephane demoustier‘s remake remake of the argentine film, the accused, which is available exclusivelyrzon home cinema. melissa guers is impenetrable and enigmatic as lise, the teenager charged with the murder of her best friend who was found stabbed in her bed after a party sleepover. from the opening scene from which the police arrive on a beach to arrest her, to the courtroom proceedings to which we hear that she is the only suspect in this terrible crime, our subject shows little or no emotion. when asked how she feels about the loss of her friend, she was reportedly angry for posting an online video, she seems unmoved and strangely silent. and that she in shock, reeling from the trauma of the murder and the subsequent trial? or is it she simply a cold—blooded killer? that's a question the film wants us to answer for ourselves, offering only conjecture and speculation as to what really happened leaving us, like thejury, to weigh out the evidence. it's a precarious balancing act that the film pulls off with great aplomb challenging the rituals of grief and the displays of emotion th

stephan you'll standing in the way this conversation started with a protest started to protest this plan to mine tying the momentum they've built with these protests. actually question and to me this is the key question here how do they get organized how do they get such a structure in what they're doing going forward and that is. what they also very concerned about so they saw on the thinking and talking and planning going on behind the scenes but that's what it's all about if you if one wants this to become a movement a true movement and one has to stain the pressure is certain it's on society to take action regarding substantial structural systemic racism all over the country then there has to be an organization and they have to become organized much better than they are right now however we'll see on the weekend there are protest marches planned all over the country of course in minneapolis to let's see where this is going on the streets of minneapolis. thank you so much. well another case of police brutality is bought out right in the u.s. this time in buffalo new york now a man fel

day and in the 93rd minute a desperate hail mary pass suddenly looked like a stroke of genius when stephan shema set up constantine cash to spot wild celebrations. the 21 win that means hydrant high move into 3rd ahead of the final match day promotion would be quite the feat for a club that was playing in the 6th division as recently as 2004. staying in the 2nd division and then stood guard were demoted to the 2nd leg after last season but their return to the bundesliga looks all that certain following a 6 nil victory of the nuremberg stripped out scored 1st after 11 minutes. after a turnover in midfield and a nice finish that was one nil for the 5 goals followed leaving stuck out in front positions still 2nd place next weekend. and spend a special buy for sky watch as if you were in the right place on the planet today a rare annular solar eclipse cost the shadow of africa right across to why asia bringing a dramatic ring of fire to the skies and have a clip says occur when the moon passes between the earth of the sun but not quite close enough to a planet to completely obscure the sun's l

it stephan one of the many reasons for the tension to die in the later was the possible making of pro trump supporters and the black lives matter of protest as is that given what you've just shown is still a concern. it is it should be when the rally is over all however thought how many thousands are at are in there in the arena they will come out here and there are protesters and to try and protest just like life made a purpose still around hanging around here in the streets and of course this is always a little bit of a tricky situation then a law enforcement is focusing on exactly that hour that hot hour wind trend probably trump really is over and those 2 sides could possibly clash now earlier today there was a little bit of a scuffle between trump. supporters and and trump protesters or anti trump protesters but this didn't amount to anything really serious so this whole thing here has been largely largely peaceful. stephen we heard word from the trump camp that sink 6 stuff is had tested positive have you seen anything or who did think anything on the street that suggests the tr

and i'm joined now by correspondent stephan simons who is in tulsa outside the arena where the rally is scheduled jeff on what's going on where you are now. well we're not quite at the arena yet and let me show you what's going on here so this is the checkpoint for the press and behind those white tents is actually where the grounds are where trump supporters are streaming in by the sol's and stewart's the arena of course and i step back in the picture and let you show what's going on the site here he is the press now waiting in line for i would say another hour or so then they can pay and will let us in to what's the ground into the arena slash into the forefront of the arena and we can actually tell you what's happening there then until then we're kind of stuck here and i have to say so far what we experience was all peaceful the security perimeter here around the arena and for the president is in ben's there's a lot of law enforcement here all agencies secret service f.b.i. oklahoma perfect wrist acacias local police metropolitan the sheriff's department of the county the national

our lives take the story out of minneapolis reporters to fund the story good afternoon to use stephane so the attorney general there asking for patience from the people in minneapolis and in minnesota he says he's seeking justice and he's hoping to obtain a conviction will that satisfy the people where you walk. i can tell you that when the crowds are not the crowd i'm standing before you with no one at the makeshift memorial we've seen the last few days when they heard about the new charges filed against the. shelf and the other ones there was a great moment of cheer and jubilation and then they started just saying. shall we overcome we shall overcome i'm sorry we shall overcome and that was a very very strong moment that was the whole community seemed to this side. of the car to a sigh of relief actually but as we heard in the sound pardon as you described you see that the attorney general is is really trying to make the public here the african-american community people of color understand that this takes time legally time to make this case or make the cases against all 4 officers wa

stephan simons also took a look at the efforts to save what the blackall as a matter activists see as an important piece of history as the fence the president of the united states had installed a few days ago here around the white house is now dismantle all the artwork all the posters which were pushed against the attached to the fence right away by protesters on now right here. and this is this play off protest art if you will the protesters say has to be protected that's why they took it off the fence that's why they installed it here and now they're lobbying for the protection of all of this you see here for the future they think and say this is history and needs to be protected. the man of the world's most northerly says he has been charged with criminal negligence over a massive oil spill in siberia tens of thousands of tons of dizzle fuel have leaked into local waterways around norilsk investigators say the meth fails to react quickly enough mentalists comparing the spillage the exxon valdez disaster in alaska in 1909. handing out into a sea of decent oil it's obvious that the w

stephan same ones in tulsa thanks so much. well a you ladies have concluded a virtual summit to do by plan to help the bloke emerge from the coronavirus crisis the video conference is the 1st step in what are expected to be difficult negotiations about i proposed 750000000000 euros recovery fund now the visions remain of the fund size and such things as who will pay and how the money should be spread. one last quick hello from the french president some of the new britain and then it was time to get down to business european leaders were locked in talks for more than 4 hours not face to face but rather pixel to pixel to discuss one of the most far reaching projects in the eaves history 750000000000 euros are at stake. the. german chancellor angela merkel and her counterparts have already addressed one of the most pressing issues. nobody here is questioning the fact that the commission needs to borrow money after the meeting though many questions remain unanswered such as whether it really needs to be 750000000000 euros they wer

correspondent stephan simons in washington and i asked what maintaining the momentum of this protest movement means for donald trump's reelection. that means that the sitting president is in more trouble regarding his reelection bid its. latest poll suggests the democratic presidential candidate joe biden is leading with a widening gap before president donald trump even in those states where donald trump surprised everybody 2016 and took the state's one of the votes. and the president seems to be keenly aware of this now the democratic party would probably . try and hone in on what the african-american community but others to experts and observers to call now became a movement and call now a movement so this is going to be interesting what the impact will be that really have an impact absolutely clear. as we've been seeing trials of protesters have been taking to the streets of cities around the world over the death of george floyd and the masses emphasize that systemic systemic racism is a problem not only in the united states but also in their own societies. huge crowds outside the

let's bring in stuff and siemens at the top economist comes to washington welcome stephan what is going rogue. well where to start where to begin with as you heard in the piece those are some really really strong statements . and numbers going through the roof and they really do so 'd yeah this is a is a really bad situation and as heard in this report also people and some states lot of states maybe got really too lenient with the reaction there were in warp speed into phase 3 of easing restrictions and now they're paying the price $27.00 states $27.00 states in the united states and all 50 in total are now reporting numbers spiking and going through the roof and when it would just. it's worse in california as mentioned in arizona in texas and in florida and this set of reasoning why it is worse in those states is quite different california says that the virus spreads through home gatherings mean people are meeting at home having parties going to neighbors or to neighborhood parties is that true up and just one infected person just one person carrying the corona virus can infect 10 othe

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earlier doubly correspondent stephan simons spoke to us from our washington bureau about what's at stake in these court proceedings. everything and nothing and let me explain everything because the everton american community in minneapolis pacifically had asked for was adamant about a strong charge against their self and not a 3rd to agree murder but now a 2nd degree murder charge and that was very very important for people in minneapolis who had a very strong opinion about the police of course they and the justice system is being corrupt and. unequal to them through the african-american community in minneapolis so yes this is really really important that this pretrial hearing happened and even if mr sherman was only via video link in the in the court room there was a sigh of relief so to speak going through the community this is now actually really happening the bail is interesting $1000000.00 and all the restrictions you're just saying let's not forget the man is under suicide watch 24 hours 7 days a week because. authorities think he's actually in danger of taking his own life or harm

correspondent in washington stephan simons took a look at the efforts to save what black lab not to activists see as an important piece of history as the fence the president of the united states had installed a few days ago here around the white house is now dismantle all the artwork all the posters which were pushed against the attached to the fence right away by protesters now right here. and this display of protest art if you will the protesters say has to be protected that's why they took it over the fence that's why they installed it here and now they're lobbying for the protection of all of this you see here for the future they think and say this is history and needs to be protected. financial markets around the world took a nosedive on thursday as fears of the economic toll of a coronavirus pandemic returned in new york the dow jones industrial average shed almost 7 percent after a fed chair general impala said on wednesday it could take years for the u.s. job market to recover adding to investors concerns was a spurt in fresh virus infections in the u.s. after 5 weeks of declines. the

old man in the 93rd minute a desperate hail mary pass suddenly looked like a stroke of genius when stephan chima set up constantine cash to spot wild celebrations. and see one win that means higher and higher move into 3rd ahead of the final match day promotion would be quite the feat for a club that was playing in the 6th division as recently as 2004. were demoted to the 2nd division last season but there are 10 to the point as they get looks over certain following a 6 no victory nuremberg struck out scored 1st after 11 minutes after a turnover in midfield. was coolly finished to make it one 3rd the 5 goals followed livingston got in prime position to steal 2nd to seal 2nd place for next weekend. as a special day for sky watch as if he were in the right place on the planet a rare annular solar eclipse cost the shadow of africa right across to asia bringing a dramatic ring of fire to the skies and your thoughts as occur when the noon passes between the earth and the sun but not quite close enough to our planet to completely obscure the sun's not. now how much would you pay to. bang play du

protesters there and press were still here and stephan example i'm saying i asked the crowd is right there is you see under the car on the move again what we might do is keep moving and allow you to keep moving we thank you again for your reporting on the streets there and max behind the camera keeping all calm in the situation small think there and we will come back to you live as the situation no doubt progresses through the evening many thanks again all right thank you very much. now to news miking headlines in other parts of the world. we're not going. to where we get. and a spy 6 dragon capsule has docked with the international space station. after the 19 hours captured. have successfully docked it's the 1st time a privately built spacecraft has taken astronauts to the tree after. a gunman has killed at least 25 people at a market in. a similar attack on friday claimed 15 lives the country has been battling jihadist terrorists for us. demonstrations for and against president. have rocked brazil the 2 sides of pot in rio de janeiro the far right they the has polarized society mos

this mound city unto you racism protests started by floyd stephan belgium's poll has much to answer for. i did a little down. the joy of defeating the coronavirus new zealand's prime minister lists all domestic lockdown restrictions. i'm phil gal welcome to the program we begin in the united states where thousands of people have begun paying the last respects to george floyd in houston texas is the floyd is the unarmed black man whose death in police custody in minneapolis sparked global protests a 6 hour public viewing of the coffin is taking place at the fountain of praise church in houston where he was raised and where he lived before moving to minneapolis several years ago the funeral will be held on tuesday. well calls for police reform in the u.s. are gaining momentum in the way of george floyd's death several u.s. cities saw mass rallies over the weekend with demonstrators demanding an end to police bias and their use of excessive force which is too often turned deadly. 2 weeks on from george floyd's killing they still come to grieve not only for him but for the searing injustice

our correspondent stephan simons has been covering the story in minneapolis this morning i'm standing cripps became one of the most significant places in the united states where the just booked 2 weeks these were george 4 dogs and here is where people come every day still to celebrate his life and the warnings that he was also where people come now and say they will start a movement a movement they say which will grow through the united states which will try to change this is slightly in this country getting rid of police brutality and also stand the racism in this country. people say they have to get organized they have to get better but it's all about communicating for them to push this envelope to go forward it is about your choice still but all of this they say has become much much bigger. elsewhere in the united states protests have been taking place from coast to coast for another day in new york protesters defied a curfew on friday evening the demonstrations are now mostly peaceful in stock contrast to last weekend's violence in many cities across the country in chicago hundred

data correspondent stephan simmons is following the story from telstra we asked him about the trump campaign's explanation of the coincidence of the timing and location of its rally well 1st of all they didn't say anything 2nd and so was that they chose arklow minds presumably told so because the governor and the mayor here did such a great job fighting covert 19 in the coronavirus doesn't ring really true because oklahoma's numbers in the coronavirus crisis are actually up actually in tulsa itself numbers are also up doubled actually by the day most and so that can't really be the reason the real reason is a political one the president wants to have a strong showing for starting and restarting or triggering his campaign and he thought of home are solidly red state and tosses a good place for that of course is an incident. that he was not very sensitive to jobs of taking this state. that here everybody agrees on doesn't make him any more friends if he had any at all here in this community. a turning out some of the other stories making news this hour a top u.s. federal prosecutor is disputing

, when we fight for the ahmaud arberys of the world, when we fight natasha, when we fight for the stephan clarks of the worlde fight for the least of these, what we are really doing is helping america live up to its creed, what we are really doing is helping america be the great beacon of hope and justice for all the world to marvel but most importantly, brothers and sisters, what we are doing is helping america be america for all americans. what we want is not to justice systems in america, one for black america, and one for white america, what we endeavor to achieve is equal justice for the united states of america and george floyd is the moment that gives us the best opportunity i have seen in a long time, an idea that this country was founded on. thank you so much. this is a plea for justice. on behalf of the family, the children, we will get justice. we are committed to it. now, i would introduce you to a man who really needs no introduction who will eulogize george floyd. he is a man who has fought for so many families that too many hashtags to remember. and when he gets the call, h

lists in 14 matches possible and had already accepted they would be bowing out of the bundesliga and stephan bogart's team looks like a relegation side early on against franco's. sebastian the border capitalized on this unfortunate clash in the 9th minute. of the hosts were clearly the better team with andre silva doubling their advantage midway through the 1st tough . after the break was just tied the finish looked to have put the game to bed as the school stood 3 now. running out of bone didn't want to go out with a whimper and put up a late lunch mormon to dig up pulled one back scoring his 1st top flight goal in his team's farewell match. sparked even more suspense with spend breaking free in the 75th minute and making it 32. in the end frankfurt and the win i'm kind of returned to the 2nd division after a single season stay in the top flight and who else will join them. in the final round also featured t.t. . trying to stave off relegation desoto fade 16 stocks with 30 points and once mighty veggie braman 2 points in a place down and with the west goal difference but also with the retir

at the end of the russian civil war the calgary soldier stephan watts returns to his native village sydney but very soon after he receives an offer to work in canada stefan accept the offer he eventually flees from chaos hunger in typhus life in canada seems promising a new employer pays for the moving in guarantees a stable job 2 years after stefan moves his wife arrives in canada they settle in the small town of win a big across the border with the united states after a short while the couple have 2 children george and karl the great depression is in full swing. at the height of the great depression everyone was jobless everyone knows travelling around in boxcars looking for jobs all right canada then the canadian government launched a program called homesteading the homesteading program. which is based on the following. the government of canada gave those who wanted to volunteers 'd free land absolutely free couple of horses a cow poultry my father while the interior of her home setting and we moved. north in manitoba to a place called near swan lake and we have plenty of food in the da

police brutality, protests and demonstrations broke out in the city after police shot and killed stephan clark back in 2018. his brother has been at many recent protests including the one that happened today. >>> the international olympic committee is facing growing pressure to lift its long- standing ban on protests at the olympic games. the ceo of the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee says they plan to form an athletes working group to challenge the protest real. the ioc punishes athletes for protests of any kind. one of the most famous examples was in 1968 when san jose state students were expelled from the olympics for their black power salute.>>> the states largest police unions are now calling for national reforms and pledging to root out racist officers. in full-page newspaper ads the police unions from san francisco, san jose and los angeles announced a national reform plan which includes a database of former officers sta and an early warning system to identify officers who need more training and mentoring. it also includes ongoing crisis intervention and de-escalation traini

call, he always answers the call, even when cameras aren't around, even ask the cameras are gone, stephanbell whenever people call. he is a leader you see on tv commentating about our experiences, but more importantly, he is a leader who has lived our experiences. and because he has lived those experiences, that is what makes him so effective in commentating on msnbc about our experiences. and he is going to talk about of the terrible of somebody who should be with us today, and that is george floyd. please give a great round of applause for the reverend al sharpton. [inaudible] reverend sharpton: thank you. i want us to not sit here and act like we had a funeral on the schedule. floyd should not be among the deceased. he did not die of common health conditions. common american criminal justice malfunction. because there has not been the corrective behavior that has taught this country that if you commit a crime, it does not matter whether you wear blue jeans over a blue uniform, you must pay for the crime you commit. [applause] so it is not a normal funeral. it is not a normal circumstan

stephan stephanie ciera joins us live breaking down what you need to know. >> face masks were already required in most of the bay area, the only difference now is the rules where we're required to wear them are getting more specific. >> we're all taking about the second wave. we're not out of the first wave. >> a concern of covid cases rising across california. >> hospitalization numbers are just starting to creep back up, and i'm very concerned by what we're seeing. >> the new mandate masks be worn in any indoor and outdoor public spaces when in close proximity to others. this includes everything from waiting in line to enter the grocery store, using public transit including ride shares with other people, including interacting at work. dr. david whit explains there's too much mitt information circulating. >> there's a big misconception we've passed our surge, this is the bell-shaped curve, we've flattened and now we're done. we've just marginally flattened it and thank god because it was pretty intense there. we flatped it so we weren't new york. >> but as dr. witt reminds us the fir

by photographer and camera man stephan foster he sets out to capture nature's finest moments. of modern art in my images and film productions i try to show people the world the way it was before humankind fold them and how it will be after you knock on image and the way it should actually stay with human kind this is from egypt very very important to me to show nature completely our blemished to talk on for i get almost . the northern lights over icebergs in southern greenland. flamingos after a storm in the highlands of chile. forster spends about 7 months a year on photo safaris. i was a bit misty lloyd to follow when people ask me how to make of you to fall landscape photo or create a great atmosphere my answer is always the same dress and more often you come to a place the better you get to know it and the better your chances are of being able to capture that special picture and that's the civic mutilates of these small golf names. stefan foster on a hike near his hometown vienna in eastern switzerland to him experiencing nature means sensing himself as part of it somethin

for more, let's bring in stephan. he is in minneapolis for us.'s talk about this autopsy report that was commissioned by the family of george floyd, revealing that he died of asphyxiation due to neck and back compression. do people there where you are -- have they heard the news? >> i don't think. no. that has not translated yet into the minds of many here. but i can tell you that when the official autopsy report from the police department came out, 99% of the protesters, 99 of the people may be behind me, 99% of all people in minneapolis did not believe this could actually be the case. they had an independent autopsy now saying also that george floyd has actually died here. this is ground zero for what is going on in america right now, in minneapolis right there. i think when this will be sinking in, they will be relieved to know that there was an independent autopsy, and they will of course welcome the results. it is what they expected or believed to have happened anyway. brent: you are on the site where the final moments of george floyd's life

a man named stephan was among those present that day the state attorney believes he was the one who killed the politician stephanie is the main defendant at 1st he signed a confession but later withdrew it many questions remain unanswered in this case such as whether the killer had any accomplices investigation showed that shortly before and after look because killing google searches with the key words look good dead appeared in a number of german states a few months later a synagogue in the city of hala was attacked and 2 people nearby were killed. earlier this year a racist attack in the city of one now left 10 people dead the increase in attacks is no coincidence to those trying to make a positive difference that's why for good without a doubt there is a direct connection right wing violence has risen dramatically since the attack on volunteer look especially in the state of has dispersed the haters to commit more crimes. to look because trial has yet to begin but as authorities investigate the killers motives it's possible other german states will look to honor him and also make a symb

stephan demon's joining us from minneapolis thank you. well the german football association has cleared the way for players in germany's blunder sleeted to show their support for the protests in the united states several players did so during matches this past weekend we saw dortmund's sanchez got a yellow card for removing his 3rd shirt with a message in support of protestors the f.a. has decided that no disciplinary action would be taken against the players. we're trying to sports journalist press harrington who is not only a tuned to what's going on in the bundesliga but he's also a us native raised in atlanta georgia really looking forward to getting your perspective on this tell us 1st of all how big this decision. regarding which i think it was a step in the right direction from the german football association you know if they had handed down sanctions i think it would have been a slap in the face of humanity you know his decision to do so black athletes speak out against this is this killing of other blacks is not politically motiv

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death rate per capita in the world an official inquiry is expected to be launched the prime minister stephan often says the governments will appoint a commission before the summer well poor reeses in the swedish city of melbourne on how and is to ignore comments have been going down with the public. understanding l's apparent criticism of the swedish coronavirus strategy came as quite a surprise not least because the criticism was against himself as the state epidemiology 10 yelled at the swedish government the 1st 2 in its handling of the pandemic and its tenure same with the public health agency who's made the recommendations rather than restrictions that have enabled sweden to avoid a lockdown now what's said on tuesday to swedish radio was that with the benefit of hindsight he might have done things differently at the start of the crisis and maybe taken a route that was somewhere between a lock down and the more relaxed swedish strategy on wednesday quickly moved to say no that's not the case i still believe in the approach one of the things he mentioned and that sweden has recognised is