stop. stop. stop. stop. i have a right to stop you because you're being suspicious. >> stop, stop, i'm going home! >> and the police custody death of a teenager in colorado back in the spotlight tonight after a move from the governor not long ago. >> and thenr,a bay area theme park is about to reopen, but without the thrill rides. so what are guests supposed to do? >> reporter: what would you tell guests that are a little disappointed there's no rides? >> don't be disappointed. >> we've been on the same ride with our weather the past several days. the fog retreats to the coast by midday, and then we see it moving back in toward the evening. no exception today. we'll look at tomorrow and the weekend coming up in your forecast. >> this weekend, kpix 5 is bringing you our special. pride 50 generations of hope is airing on kbcw. we asked the director of racial equity that pride means to her. >> pride is joy, resilience. we're only able to celebrate pride because of everyone else that did so before us, and we als

vehicle in what's called a "hard stop".she refuses to comply and is arrested and held in a cell for 18 hours. but nothing illegal was found in her car and her conviction for obstructing the police has been overturned. an injury to me. you're scaring the life out of me. the officers had no clue who they were stopping. boris, can you just say hello to my son? yes, what's his name? his name's meshack. hello, meshack. how are you? neomi was awarded the british empire medal for services to nursing and went to downing street. all the police saw, she says, was her skin colour. and especially when i explained to the officer that i am a nurse and i'm nota criminal, and they didn't accept that and they progressed it and then they ended up taking me back to the station and locked me up. i don't think that would happen to a white person. what do we want? justice! when do we want it? now! the met police says it's assessing neomi's complaint. but to understand racism, you have to try to walk in others' shoes. reporting on the black lives

boom boom boom right there — stop.y have been recognised. i have been recorded in history somewhere, i did not get forgotten. # don‘t you forget me, don‘t, don‘t, don‘t, don‘t you forget about me...#. and those students graduated today, virtually, of course. congratulations to the class of 2020. the singer vera lynn, whose songs came to symbolise britain‘s spirit in the second world war, has died. she was 103. # we‘ll meet again # don‘t know when...# lynn was best known for her performances of ‘we‘ll meet again‘ and ‘the white cliffs of dover‘, both bearing a message of hope and optimism during the darkest days of the conflict. she was popular on the home front and especially among soldiers, earning her the nickname the forces‘ sweetheart. lynn‘s success continued after the war with hits on both sides of the atlantic. you can reach me online at any time. this is bbc news. hello there. well, thursday turned out to be a particularly soggy day across england and wales, with an area of persistent rain. the radar picture on

stop. stop, dude. stop tensing up, bro. stop tensing up. stop tensing up. >> let go of me. no.t go of me. i am an introvert. respect the boundaries i am speaking. >> yeah, you know what? that is enough of it. i do not need to -- you know what is about to happen. he is not going to listen. there are going to be more officers. they're going to get on him. one of them is going to choke him. you're going to hear an officer say, hey, dude, he grabbed your gun. in that kind of tone. not, hey, he grabbed your gun! hey, dude. he grabbed your gun. you don't see any grabbing of the gun. why? because the body cameras have fallen in the grass. i am not saying that is suspicious. i'm just saying you don't see it. two questions. did they have good reason to stop him based on the legal standard of having a reasonable suspicion he had committed a crime or was about to or had just? or was it just as clear as the guy may have something wrong with him? the second question. once they decided to treat him like a potential criminal and not a potential mental health care case, was a chokehold necessa

. >> stop, i have a right to stop you because you're being suspicious. >> reporter: tonight there's growing outrage over this body camera video from last august where officers in aurora, colorado stopped 23-year-old elijah mcclain. >> i am an introvert respect the boundaries that i am speaking >> reporter: mcclain later died after being placed in a choke hold an internal investigation found the officers followed policy but now more than 3 million people have signed an online petition and the governor's office says it will re-examine the case. >> do you think th george floy case made it a parent that it wa wasn't going to stop. >> reporter: here in new york an officer was arrested today on strangulation charges after video surfaced last weekend. >> stop choking him, wrote. >> reporter: authorities now say he used a banned choke hold on a suspect. the officer pleaded not guilty his attorney says it's disheartening to see prosecutors succumb to political pleasure. >>> in miami gardens florida, an officer was charged with misconduct and battery after he was seen pressing his knee on a woman's n

stop. stop. stop. i have a right to stop you because you're being serbs. turn around. stop, stop.p. >> let go of me. let go of me. >> stop tensing up. stop tensing up. >> i'm an introvert and please respect your boundaries. i'm speaking. stop, stop. >> relax. >> i'm going home or i'm going to have to change this situation. stop. >> leave me alone. >> sir, can you -- can you leave me alone. >> no, we're going to talk to you. >> you guys started to arrest me and i was stopping my music to listen. now let go of me. >>. >> reporter: from there an officer placed him in a chokehold and lost consciousness and when he came to apparently there was another struggle in the report given by police. he was given ketamine, a sedative, according to that report and had a heart attack in the ambulance and was declared dead three days later, and so this is part of why this petition was filed or was signed by more than 2 million people, again, to reopen this case. the governor's office says they are going to re-examine the facts, but also the city of aurora where this happened in colorado says they w

>> stop resisting. >> stop. >> i'm not resisting. >> stop resisting. >> reporter: several minutes intohe arrest, officers realize ambler is unresponsive. >> sit up. hey. wake up. >> come on. >> you can no longer hear him talking on the video. officers then unhandcuff ambler and can be heard administering cpr compressions until medical units arrive on the scene. and john, we've reviewed documents that were filed with the state attorney general's office. in those documents, the county sheriff's department said this incident was reviewed by the department's office of professional standards and found that after reviewing the video evidence, ops concluded that the primary and assisting deputies acted in accordance with the guidelines of the sheriff's department, and then went on to say that the officers used objective reasonableness in the level of force that was used in that incident with javier ambler. we have reached out to the williamson county sheriff's department for comment but have not heard back. the d.a., the district attorney in austin, texas, says that they hope to present this

he stopped by three police officers. >> stop. stop.top, i have a right to stop you, because you're being suspicious. >> reporter: the officers immediately grab elijah. >> i'm an introvert. please respect the boundaries that i'm speaking. >> no, we're going to talk to you. >> now, let go of me. >> reporter: within moments, two of the officers' body cameras fall off. the third captures a bit more before it falls off. >> there was absolutely no reason why the officers should have stopped him in the first place. they grabbed him, tackled him, and threw him into the ground. >> reporter: you hear him say three fateful words, words that have become a national rallying cry. >> i can't breathe. >> just relax. >> i can't breathe. >> i can't breathe. this is the same thing that eric garner said, the same thing that george floyd would say. this refrain, i can't breathe, is not only a desperate cry for help, it's a kind of request to allow some form of mercy and humane treatment in the midst of what becomes a death sequence. >> reporter: the office

hey, stop fighting! stop fighting! stop fighting! you're going to get tased. stop. you're going to get tased. [bleep] the taser! hands off the taser! stop fighting! [bleep] he's got my taser. >> sean: seemingly, as you can see in tape, out of nowhere the moment the police tried to cover mr. brooks, the video shows rayshard brooks first resisting arrest and then attacking both police officers. you see the struggle. both officers, you can see, are hit. you hear the police on tape clearly saying over and over, stop fighting, stop fighting. we'll have to tase you. stop fighting. stop grabbing the taser. and then ultimately mr. brooks grabs one of the taser's. he stood up, the cops are still on the ground. the video seems clear as mr. brooks is running, he turns around and in fact, this is what the apd is saying, seems to fire the taser. the officer and foot pursuit, officer rolfe. he responded by shooting mr. brooks twice in the back with a handgun. horrific scene. as you watch it, what is so, so sad to me about this is up until that very second when they attempted to h

and green new deals and all of the things that you have been writing about long and hard that will stop it like you wouldn't believe in frankly it's holding it back if if there were no possibility that that can happen and i like to be an optimistic person i think we're looking very good i think even before today our polls were the polls that i've seen in the polls are we do we're looking very good but if we didn't have the possibility of having massively higher taxes like the democrats want to do and green new deals which are totally ridiculous frankly ridiculous and all and i'm a big environmentalist i believe strongly in taking care of our environment we have the cleanest air we've ever had like over the modern era which let's say you go back 30 years we have the cleanest air the cleanest water we've ever had we're setting all sorts of really good environmental records and we're very proud of that but the green new deal would kill our country the deal the green new deal would have a devastating effect on the world and it's not going to happen anyway because it's impossible for them to

stop! stop! >> police using a taser on an unarmed college student in the passenger seat of a car in atlanta. what's happened now to those officers. >>> plus, amid the chaos, a show of unity. the powerful message in cities across the country. the police and protesters who are coming together. ogether. together. from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. thank i for joining us >>> thank you for joining us on this monday morning. one week ago today, george floyd died in police custody in minneapolis. >> seven days later protesters have taken over the streets in major cities across the country, hoping to force america to look itself in the mirror and confront its original sin, racism. >> but amid those protesters are looters and arsonists. overnight this fire burning in long beach, california.tirds nod to that city amid reports of widespread looting. >> in minneapolis, a terrifying scene, a tanker trunk heading straight into a group of protesters. the driver is accused of trying t

stop fighting. stop fighting.p fighting. you're going to get-- stop. >> reporter: during this ground fighting, brooks wrestled away one of the officer's tasers and ran. officer garrett rolfe chased him. brooks, still running, turned around and fired the taser. >> ahh! >> reporter: rolfe shot his pistol three times... ( gunfire ) >> reporter: ...killing brooks. >> so they show me a picture of his i.d., and asked, is this your husband? i said, yeah, what's wrong? they said, well, miss miller, we're sorry to tell you... i just dropped to my knees. >> reporter: tamika miller was married to brooks for eight years. they have four children. >> it was murder. that was not justified. >> reporter: why was it murder? >> why was it murder? because he was shot and he wasn't armed. he wasn't dangerous. he wasn't coming at them at any kind of way to where they felt a threat. they shouldn't have felt threatened. >> reporter: within a day, atlanta's police chief resigned. officer rolfe was fired. his partner devin brosnan suspende

stop fighting. stop fighting. stop fighting! >> stop! you're going to get tased! stop! >> stop! >> hands off the taser! >> stop fighting! [ bleep ]. >> the sound of gunshots. two, hitting mr. brooks in his back and buttocks, according to the medical examiner. a police dash cam actually shows the scuffle. you can see the officer wrestling with mr. brooks. you see one of the officers pull out a taser and see the struggle over it. after which mr. brooks gets ahold of it and points it back at the officers to no apparent effect. it's at this point the officer pulls his taser and fires at brooks while he is running away. you see mr. brooks being pursued by one of the officers. turning back, with the taser at him, the actual shooting happens off camera but was captured on video from a restaurant surveillance camera at a drivethrough. from that angle, you can see, moving from left to right, mr. brooks being pursued by one of the officers. turning. apparently, pointing the taser back at him. and finally, the officer appearing to open fire. now, we should mention, right here, that police

neomi bennett‘s car has been stopped late at night. was found in her car and her conviction for obstructing the police has been overturned. ..an injury to me. you're scaring the life out of me. the officers had no clue who they were stopping. boris, can you just say hello to my son? yes, what's his name? his name's meshack. hello, meshack. how are you? neomi was awarded the british empire medal for services to nursing and went to downing street. all the police saw, she says, was her skin colour. and especially when i explained to the officer that i am a nurse and i'm not a criminal and they didn't accept that and they progressed it and then they ended up taking me back to the station and locked me up. i don't think that would happen to a white person. what do we want? justice! when do we want it? now! the met police says it‘s assessing neomi‘s complaint. but to understand racism, you have to try to walk in others‘ shoes. reporting on the black lives matter marches, i came across many who‘d beenjudged by the police. i‘ve never been stop

at the top did not want to stop.n general flynn -- january 4th, the fbi wanted to clear general flynn, because there was no there, there, regarding him working with the russians. that's when the january 5th meeting occurred. it was the seventh floor that wanted to continue to look at general flynn, not the actual agents in the field. >> maria: yep. well, we all want accountability and we are certainly grateful, the audience is grateful to you, senator, for starting up those hearings last week. we appreciate you joining us this morning. thank you, sir. >>.senator lindsey graham there. meanwhile, coming up next, his new york times op ed on sending in troops to handle violence and outrage caused outrage among the times staff. they rebuffed it an a change from the paper itself. the author is here, senator tom cotton will join me live on that and china when we come back. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. exercising often and eating healthy? yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type

stop. stop. i have a right to stop you because you're being supsicious. >> reporter: mcclain was walking home from the store, listening to music. police say they asked him to stop multiple times. he resisted a police pat-down. >> careful, careful. >> reporter: arriving paramedics injected him with a sedative. he was pronounced brain dead three days later. >> they murdered him. they're bullies with badges. >> reporter: millions have signed a petition demanding three officers be fired and charged. district attorney dave young says the officers did nothing criminal. >> he didn't need to die, and the fact that he died does not warrant the basis for criminal charges. >> reporter: mcclain's family says he never should have been stopped in the first place. tuathan vigliotti, cbs news. >> o'donnell: we turn now to this story. tonight, three wilmington, north carolina, police officers have been fired after a routine audit of a patrol car camera uncovered what authorities described as extremely racis

can they please stop and then the other. way i think. we just have to be thing about growth just like this why is there a model when we said that you know we're still going to grow. but it's not going to jeopardize the environment. not only that it's not going to jeopardize the environment it's also providing well for the poor. that's the growth that we have to think. so my daily life it's just like any other bankers you came to work i was actually doing real estate underwriting so we do a lot of deals lending money to the estate companies and that's what i do making how to to make profit every day from a typical banker perspective. and . sometimes you know when you have an idea you want to do something people said that yes i am crazy but i think back in 12 years ago when i started this i felt that this is the right thing to do. and. so. the business case is for us how can we put community service our partners. basically creating sustainable livelihood creating more income because that's in line with all business. when they are actually

. >> stop, stop, stop, as loud as i could. then he saw me. >> reporter: he said the man took off on a bike. joe hawkins was the first to carry the pink torch for this year's pride weekend relay culminating in san francisco and escorted by mayor libby schaaf who says she's ou by t vandalism. >> and i am furious that anyone would find it appropriate to commit that kind of act on any building, but particularly this sanctuary. >> reporter: san francisco pride celebrations have gone virtual, due to covid-19, and many say the castro district has lost its party spirit this year. >> because it's supposed to be pink saturday today. it's nothing near to a pink saturday. >> reporter: but many bars and restaurants say they don't want big crowds coming here. >> if people aren't distancing, we'll stop serving and close it down. we want everybody to be safe. >> reporter: back in oakland, joe says these shattered windows won't break his pride. >> we are going to be okay. this is going to make us stronger. so happy pride, everyone. >> reporter

stop fighting. stop fighting. you're going to get tased! >> stop! you're going to get tased! hands off the taser! hands off the taser! [ sounds of struggle ] >> stop fighting! [ gunshots ] >> marq, what did you hear there? >> well, i heard exactly what jim cavanaugh several minutes ago predicted we would hear, and that is routine what should be a very routine kind of police stop or an attempt to handcuff an individu individual. the mild resistance initially followed by some more direct resistance. and the question still remains. the question that the attorney posed early on, that jim had posed, that i'm posing. that is why did you shoot this man? why did you kill this man? because nothing that we have seen as of yet, and i don't see how anything could change this, or any additional video could change this, the most informative video is what we've seen through the wendy's parking lot which shows the chasing and the firing of the gunshots. but nothing's going to change that. it still is offensive. there's still many questions as to why, why did you kill this man. it's just out

they can't stop someone and e arrest them. they can proceed logistical help in the background, isr to d intelligence through surveillance from theo. st:sky, it's -- it seems ticky tack, but it really is a legal question of what you're allowed to do. d >> we just read a report a few minutes ago that florida a governor ron desantis is sending 500 troops to d. krcc.. and what other states have asked for this and d.c. already has national guard.we h why would additional be needed? >> just that the president wants more. he called for thousands and note thousands, and frankly, we haven't been able to ascertain from the pentagon or white house or anyone else in government exactly how many troops have come to the city.th they won't reveal er but let me tell you that it's a lot. i don't know that it's thousands and thousands, but there's a lot in the city.the't d.c. is unique.e. i'm pretty sure to get it right to say, d.c.'s mayor can't make the decision of whether or not to allow the guard coming in. that's when the federal -- the u.s

. >> hey, stop. stop fighting. stop fighting. you're going to get tased. stop, you're going to get tased. [ bleep ]. you're going to get tased. >> all right. you can hear one of the officers on that video say that brooks grabbed his taser. and then, according to surveillance video released by the georgia bureau of investigations which is again disturbing, brooks ran. officials say brooks fired at the officers as he ran away and then one of the officers shot brooks and killed him. garrett rolfe has been fired and the other officer on the scene, devin brosnan has been placed on administrative duty. the wendy's was set on fire. firefighters say no one was inside at the time. an attorney for brooks said his taking of the taser was not justification for the officers to shoot and kill him. >> in georgia, a taser is not a deadly weapon. that's the law. that's what the cops are trained to do. it's not a deadly weapon. you can't say he ran off with a weapon that can kill somebody when it's not deadly. >> all right. so brooks was the father to three young daughters

protesters, he called for the military to stop the writing, stop the looting and stop the killing ofid simply last monday if the local police are overwhelmed by the numbers of these insurrectionist that they need support from the national guard or if necessary as a last result federal troops under their act that's exactly what has to happen. for choi that's what happened in most places over the course of last week so what we saw yesterday people exercising the first amendment rights to demonstrate and protest. but in the meantime we publish the argument and in the new york times and thet.t. editorial defd it in public statements. and then they totally surrendered to a mob from their newsroom that gets triggered if there presented with any opinion contrary to their own. as opposed to telling the children in the newsroom, this is the workplace not a social justice seminar on campus. liz: here's the thing, lbj, jfk, george w. bush when people were getting killed in writing and their administration, they did call in the troop, now we have near time stuff right and nicole on cnn saying th

i'm here to ax you to make it stop stop the pain stop us being tar join us call for help and he was ignored please listen to the couch i'm a consumer now so the cause of our family and the calls rang out the streets across the world people of all backgrounds genders and races have come together to demand change on it him on a charge and make the necessary changes that make law enforcement the solution and not the problem. meanwhile the minneapolis police department is breaking off talks with the state police union as part of planned reforms its police chief says the union contract needs to be restructured to provide more transparency a statue of christopher columbus in the u.s. city of richmond has become the latest to be torn down by protesters demonstrators used ropes to drag the statue off its pedestal before setting it on fire and throwing it into a lake. a senior british health expert says the u.k.'s coronavirus the death toll would have been cut in half if lockdown measures had been implemented a week earlier britain's prime minister says the decisions made were based on the scientifi

we had to stop the increase. we did not just stop the increase. broughtthe curve and we the spread down dramatically. look at where we are 100 days later and we are continuing our decline. the rest of the country is still spiking. how remarkable is that? how remarkable is that? congratulations to new yorkers. it's also day 15 of the civil unrest after the murder of mr. , and we are dealing with two situations simultaneously and in many ways, they both compound each other. it is not just the protest, it is protests happening during the covid situation. we have to deal with both. the states, they were by and -- the protests continued yesterday all across the state. they were by and large peaceful. but the protesters are basically right. not just a new york state phenomenon or american phenomenon, it's happening all across the globe. i mean, it is amazing. i was watching this morning, protests in rome and spain. it's all across the globe. and people are saying enough is enough, and it is enough. it is. it has been the same point over and over and ove

vehicle in what's called a "hard stop".out of the vehicle. frightened, she refuses to comply and is arrested. nothing's found in her car and she's now suing the police. had they not did a hard stop in front of me, their approach had been different, i think it would have had a very different outcome. i did actually explain to the officer that i am scared. the metropolitan police says it's assessing her complaint. in the wake of george floyd's death, too many black people here say a few bad officers are tainting everyone. events in america may have triggered a reckoning on both sides of the atlantic. clive myrie, bbc news. a former us national security adviser has claimed in a book that donald trump approached china's president for help in getting re—elected. president trump described john bolton's memoir as lies and white house legal officials are trying to stop it being printed. let's speak to our correspondent, nick bryant in new york. how serious is this for president trump? sophie, this is a tell all memoir that reads mo

i'm here to ax you to make it stop stop the pain stop george floyd's brother urges the u.s. congress to pass reforms to stop police brutality so his death is not in vain. this is the minneapolis police chief takes on the powerful police union saying he's breaking off talks. blow and barbarous are you watching al jazeera live from london also coming up a leading british health expert says bringing in the lockdown a week earlier would have harmful to the u.k.'s number of covert 1000 deaths and swedish prosecutors name a graphic designer who died 2 decades ago is the man who killed prime minister all of palm a in 1986. buckle to the program we begin in the u.s. where george floyd's brother has urged politicians to quote stop the pain and pass reforms to end the police brutality philonous floyd that was testifying before the house judiciary committee on capitol hill he told members of congress to make sure that his brother's death was not in vain the 46 year old died in police custody in may spark even weeks of protests across the u.s. and around the world castro reports from wa

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if the question was stopping loss-of-life, stopping serious injury, stopping attacks on property, keeping the national guard out, yes, it was an effective strategy. you deserve that breakdown on arrests and we will get that to you. on the detainees, i would like to see peaceful protest. when we have peaceful protest, except for land civil disobedience, which i have been part of, that is the one time when you might see a number of arrests because people choose to. otherwise, you should not see so many arrests. you would normally have people in and out and i would days with state law, it can be a quick process. we had something different here because of the dynamic of violence as a subset of protests that changed things in the property crime changed things. we have been carefully monitoring, i had my team monitor the conditions where everyone is being detained, it must be safe, there must be water, soap, distance, face coverings. my understanding is that has been done consistently under difficult circumstances. i have not seen the judge's ruling, i can't comment. we do not want to detain pe

he died in police custody. >> stop right there. stop. stop. stop. stop. i have a right to stop you because you're being suspicious. >> stop, stop. i'm going home! >> relax. >> aurora police approached the 23-year-old last august after someone called 911 claims he was quote acting weird. the district attorney says when the officers tried to pat him down, he refused. it got physical, they tackled him, put him in a chokehold. they gave him ketamine to sedate him. he was pronounced brain dead three days later. the coroner was unable to determine a cause of death. >> some choking him! >>> a new york city police officer is facing charges after putting a man in a chokehold on sunday. the practice had just been banned by the city, and the state officer pleaded not guilty today to charges of strangulation and attempted strangulation. >>> a meeting underway right now over a ground breaking rule that could ke trucnd schedule benchmarks for the coming decade. it includes everything from large pick ups to delivery vans to semis. >>> amazon just bought the names rights

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stop. >> i have the right to go where i'm going. >> stop, stop. i have the right to stop you because you're being suspicious. >> reporter: video from officers' body camera showing the encounter escalating. officers grabbing mcclain -- >> you guys started to arrest me and i was stopping my music to listen. >> reporter: officers apply a carotid hold, putting pressure on the neck artery going to the brain, claiming mcclain reached for an officer's gun. >> i'm just different. that's all. i'm so sorry. i have no gun. >> reporter: mcclain telling officers he can't breathe before paramedics inject him with a sedative, ketamine. authorities saying he suffered cardiac arrest. mcclain died days later at the hospital after being taken off life support. istrict atrneyno crime. and tom, just this week, the aurora police department announcing all three officers involved have been reassigned for, quote, their safety. tom? >> janai norman for us tonight. janai, thank you. >>> overseas now, russia and the taliban denying reports of bounties being placed on u.s. tr

the riots must stop. the violence must stop. the first responsibility of government is to keep people safe and right now, in too many of our cities, government is failing in that task. across the country we see the lives that have been taken. to date six u.s. states and 13 u.s. cities have declared a state of emergency because of the riots they're facing. chicago police superintendent david brown said that over the weekend, 132 police officers were injured. there were 48 shootings and 699 arrests. in las vegas on monday night, rioters shot a police officer who is right now on life support. over the past three days, las vegas police officers have arrested 338 rioters. in st. louis four police officers were shot on monday night. fortunately, their wounds appear not to be life threatening, but a beloved retired police captain, david door, was shot and killed by looters at a pawn shop that same night. mr. dorn joined the st. louis police force in 1969. he was a dedicated law enforcement officer for nearly 40 years. his wife and the

to make it stop stop the pain stop us being tired join us call for help he was that note please listen to the make its now so the cause of our family and the calls ringing out the streets across the world people of all backgrounds and race have come together. on it him. george. necessary changes they make law enforcement the solution. not the problem meanwhile the minneapolis police department is breaking off talks with the state police union as part of planned reforms its police chief says the union contract needs to be restructured to provide more transparency. a statue of christopher columbus in the u.s. city of richmond has become the latest to be torn down by protesters them strangers used ropes to drag the statue off its pedestal before setting it on fire and throwing it into a lake. a senior british health expert says the u.k.'s coronavirus theft toll would have been cut in half if lockdown measures had been implemented a week earlier britain's prime minister says the decision made the decisions made were based on the scientific advice available at the time. and the world is fac

then they stopped. when they stopped him a they said, oh, it's illegal because of 50a. 50a was in existence when they released them. >> very good paraphrase of what you said -- gov. cuomo: then there is the council's letter saying that 50a does not stop you. do i believe it is the strawman for local governments? yes. but even as a strawman, ok, we will knock it down as a strawman. yes, a tough question. >> this one is for you. gov. cuomo: that never works. >> [indiscernible] as soon as the senate starts taking up confirmations, i will send them. >> so, a week -- as they takes soon of confirmations. confirmations are a different function of the state senate. i have a batch of confirmations. when it comes to reopening and seizing the moment on the you thinkts, it do the mayor is doing enough, do you think city officials are doing enough? they really reformed the streets. you are actually right. bus lanes.ted i've not heard the mayor's announcement, but obviously a disparity between what the mta us for and

hey, stop right there. stop! stop! >> i have a right to go where i'm going. >> stop. i have a right to stop you, because you're being suspicious. >> reporter: in seconds, it escalates. the officer grabs mcclain. >> stop tensing up. >> let go of me. no, i am an introvert. please respect my boundaries that i'm speaking. let go of me! >> reporter: soon, he's surrounded by officers. one applies a carotid control hold, claiming that mcclain allegedly reached for one of their guns. mcclain pleads, saying that he's different, but that he's non-violent. >> i'm so sorry. i have no gun, i don't do that stuff. i don't do fighting. why are you taking me? >> reporter: clearly in pain, at one point he says the phrase now infamous. >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: authorities restrained mcclain. and later paramedics give him a drug, ketamine, to calm him. authorities say he suffered from cardiac arrest in the ambulance and died days later at a hospital. a coroner declared the manner of death to be undetermined. >> there was no call for what they did. there was no reason for them to

. >> hey, stop! stop fighting! stop fighting! you're going to get tased! stop! stop! [ bleep ] hands off the taser! stop fighting! [ bleep ] tased me! [ gunshots ]. >> 63. >> the sound of gunshots, two hitting mr. brooks in his back and buttocks according to the medical examiner. police dashcam shows the scuffle. you can see the officers wrestling with mr. brooks and one pulls out a taser and you can see the struggle after mr. brooks gets ahold of it and points it to officers with nofect. at this point one of the other officers pulls his tazer and fires at him running away. the restaurant surveillance picks up the rest and we slowed it down. mr. brooks is being pursued turning back with the taser at him. the actual shooting happens off camera but was captured on video from a restaurant surveillance camera at a drive-through. from that angle, you can see moving from left to right mr. brooks being pursued, tuning apparently pointing the taser back at him and finally the officer appearing to open fire. we should mention right here that police do not consider a taze aerod

i'm here to action to make it stop stop the pain stop us being tired george called for help and he was ignored please listen to the cowed i'm making to you now to the cause of our family and the cause ringing out the streets across the world people of all backgrounds genders and races have come together to demand change on it him on to george and make the necessary changes then make law enforcement the solution hi joe castro is correspondent joining us again this idea how long until these proposals become law. peter that is a far off. question unfortunately because as you know the wheels of congress spin very slowly at this point we are looking at a set of proposals by democrats that would seek to create a national database of police misconduct it would ban chokeholds and it would make it easier to hold police officers accountable for misconduct this bill is still at the committee level which means that there will be a series of votes here in the house of representatives which is controlled by democrats that package is likely to pass speedily however it is still an open question whethe

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to make it stop.top the pain stop us being tired george called for help and he was ignored please listen to the cowed i'm making to you now to the cause of our family and the cause ringing out the streets across the world people of our backgrounds genders and races have come together to demand change on it him on or george and make the necessary changes then make the law enforcement the solution. when we come back with the news hour here on al-jazeera english we'll put those comments in context for you we'll get the latest as well from white house correspondent in a couple of minutes but. they say to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes follow in their footsteps as they forge their way in the world. al-jazeera shares these personal journeys. inspiring stories of people persevering on their chosen path. with news documentaries on al-jazeera. save humanity i really really not getting anywhere near it. when you see big groups of people walking through europe they're all individuals wit

this is what happened next. >> stop. stop. stop. stop.i have a right to stop you because you're being suspicious. turn around. turn around. turn around. stop. stop tensing up, dude. stop tensing up, bro. stop tensing up. >> no, let go of me. i am an introvert. you need to respect the boundaries that i am speaking. i'm going home. >> relax or i'm going to have to change this situation. stop. >> leave me alone. >> can you please cooperate. >> first off, you guys started to arrest me and i was stopping my music to listen. let go of me. >> reporter: and from there, mcclain was eventually placed into a chokehold where he briefly lost consciousness. there was a struggle after he regained it, according to the initial report given by police. when paramedics got to the scene, they gave mcclain a sedative, at which point he had a heart attack in the ambulance and was declared dead three days later. as part of the statement the governor put out remember said mcclain very much should be alive today and it is the motivation for why they are trying to

i would note that continual statements as he has made day -- again do not stop anarchy. what stops it is action and that is what he is working on now. >> you said this morning the president is focused on rooting out antifa. george floyd did not die in antifa custody. he died in police custody. what is the president doing to reform place tactics and excessive use of force by police? >> it is an important question, for sure. there is a civil rights investigation into the death of omid arbery and into the death of george floyd, tragedy. the presidentoo, was extremely upset when he saw that video. injustices fored a long time, since he was a candidate and he talked about sarah bland and what a terrible video that was as well. so he recognizes injustices where they are but at the same time he also recognizes he cannot allow -- we cannot allow [inaudible] >> thank you very much. my fellowmp: americans, my first and highest duty as president is to defend our great country, and the american people. i sworn l2 uphold the laws of our nation. -- i swore and of the two uphold the la

protesters pushed down the barriers meant to stop them from congregating thousands flooded into hong kong's victoria park lighting up the evening with a sea of candles candlelight vigils and minutes of silence were held across the city. some scuffles broke out when protesters tried to set up roadblocks police used pepper spray to disperse them and several people were arrested. it was the 1st time unrest took place on the 10 men anniversary and the 1st time that hong kong authorities banned all commemoration they said it was necessary to enforce social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic but to protesters it looked like an excuse to limit their freedom. that people must be concerned and worried but we can't stop commemorating just because we are afraid or worried we can only do it step by step we can only try our best to safeguard our freedom to march and assemble and try to remind the people around us our next generation and even the older generation how unbearable our region is. i am. china has started clamping down on protesters in hong kong after a year of demonstrations on

. >> stop, stop, stop, as loud as i could. then he saw me. >> reporter: he says the man took off on a bike. joe hawkins was the first to carry the pink torch for this year's pride weekend relay culminating in san francisco and escorted by mayor libby schaaf who's outraged by the vandalism. >> and i am furious that anyone would find it appropriate to commit that kind of act on any building, but particularly this sanctuary. >> reporter: san francisco pride celebrations have gone virtual due to covid-19, and many say the castro district has lost its party spirit this year. >> because it's supposed to be pink saturday today. it's nothing near to a pink saturday. >> reporter: but many bars and restaurants say they don't want big crowds coming here. >> if people aren't distancing, we'll stop serving and close it down. we want everybody to be safe. >> reporter: back in oakland, joe says these shattered windows won't break his pride. >> we are going to be okay. this is going to make us stronger. so happy pride, everyone. >> reporter: