in the same city of the police officer charged with killing a black citizen george floyd. nneapolis remains a city on edge for a 3rd day people gathered to protest the death of yet another black man at the hands of a police officer. don't you right was shot have to use arrested during a traffic stop. police say body count footage of the officer who shot him shows that she mistook her gun for her taser shooting right by accident. oval office and the local police chief have now stepped down but that's not enough for many here not far from where don't you write was killed another black man george floyd died in the choke hold of a police officer derek shaven is currently standing trial for his murder. outside the courthouse the families of both florida and right stood united in grief . they're very much. doubt very much. you know my son you don't have a dad his dad didn't get to see him for his 2nd birthday or for any of his birthdays and i'm just so messed up about it because i feel like they stole my son's death from her. really apple you are ok sweet devoted to her getting m

minneapolis on edge a 3rd day of protest over the fatal shooting of a black man by police and in the same city the trial of the police officer charged with murdering george floyd continues that the defense arguing the use of force against him was justified. plus in sports byron munich get a jetted from the champions league despite eating our sandra model what could it mean for buyers coach has the flick. i'm sorry welcome to the program. the rollout of the johnson and johnson vaccine has been paused in the u.s. europe after excuse me the us europe and south africa after reports of rare blood clotting in a very small number of people health authorities say that they were halting the use of the shot while they investigate the cases and that they were doing this out of quote an abundance of caution now the astra zeneca job was also recently temporarily suspended in some countries after being linked to a rare blood clots. authorities are calling it a short pause the u.s. is johnson and johnson vaccine has hit the same stumbling block as the u.k.'s astra zeneca job did last month a likely link to a

been discussions it appears there's no been a breakthrough it's getting both sides together in the same city of perhaps not in the same room perhaps not face to face talks but certainly this is something that the united states are looking forward to from the state department just in the last 10 minutes have had this statement where they see that it is early days and while there is no signs of an immediate breakthrough in the don't anticipate an immediate breakthrough and there will be difficult discussions ahead we believe that this is a healthy step forward you have to remember a couple of things 1st of all that the iranians have a presidential election in june so the united states would be keen to at least get the workings of a new deal under way before then the other thing is that they want to talk about things outside the nuclear deal they don't just want to talk about and richmond and the process that was there before they also want to talk about missile testing and also whether or not iran will look at how it influences other countries in the region those are things that the americans

days after former police officer there were children was convicted of murdering george floyd in the same city the officer who fatally shot wright has been charged with manslaughter she says she accidentally confused her gun with a taser. right right matt. grief was paired with defiance as mourners gathered to pay their respects to dante right. rights family was joined by the families of george floyd and other black victims who lost their lights at the hands of police. video the emotional words of wright's mother that would rang through the room you may want to believe you will be. the. extent. that we. want you to grow even look. forward. to. playing the. role also in attendance where civil rights activists jesse jackson and the reverend al sharpton. shopped in the eulogy decried police brutality in a reference to the air freshener that wright's mother said he was pulled over for having on his free if. we're trying to get the stench of least brutality out of the atmosphere which trying to get the stench of racism added to atmosphere which trying to get the stench of racial profiling out of th

minneapolis on edge on 3rd day of protests over the fatal shooting of a black man 5 police and in the same city the trial of the police officer charged with murdering george floyd continues the defense argues the use of force against him was justified. and in football parents kick the defending champs fire nick out of the champion's league what could that mean for byron's coach cause effect. i'm serious that's going to have you with us the u.s. is reportedly planning to withdraw all american troops from afghanistan by september 11th of this year president biden is due to announce a plan later on wednesday there. there are about $3000.00 american soldiers in afghanistan serving alongside summit $7000.00 additional nato forces biden's plan extends the may 1st withdrawal deadline set by the trumpet ministration by 4 months u.s. officials say that will give washington more time to coordinate an orderly withdrawal with nato but the taliban is threatened to renew attacks of foreign forces are not out by name u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken is in brussels today for talks with his nato partners

the german football federation have a great of a plan to allow some fans inside the city despite the coronavirus pandemic bilbao and dublin have dropped out as host cities out the failing to provide the same guarantees. and i'm joined by nelson crime data on this story jonathan hi huge decisions of the city of munich but how will they be able to justify letting people into the stadium during what is incredible cases more i think that's probably the story and 2 sides to it it is important for. such a prestigious tournament specially in view of the fact germany will have the entire thing in 3 years' time you're at 2024 there are many ways it would be a dress rehearsal and i think that's why the local authorities and the german football federation have been so keen to have this happen they've been working on 3 scenarios after fans inside stadiums ranging from anywhere between 0 and 27000 fans in the end what they've agreed on is $14500.00 which is about 20 percent of the capacity of the arena so that's obviously enough to sway you a fair but the other side of it is you know the current a virus cases in germany are rising we're about to enter a street potentially because of that. the writer h

routine traffic stop on sunday the 20 year old steps reignited protests in minneapolis happening in the same city as george floyd's death and the on going trial kimberly potter were resigned after 26 years on the force faces up to 10 years in prison she had her 10 c. is in minneapolis. well. under the minnesota the relevant minnesota statute is when someone creates an unreasonable risk and consciously takes chances of causing death or great bodily harm to another the maximum sentence is not more than 10 years or 5 not more than $20000.00 it's unclear whether this will be the only drug leveled against clearly the investigations of the stage but it is the 1st charge it has been leveled against ben crump who is representing the family of dante wright released this statement while we appreciate that the district attorney is pursuing justice with no conviction can give the right family their loved one back this was no accident this was an intentional deliberate and unlawful use of force ben crump there referring to the opinion of his former boss the chief of police of brooklyn center who has now resig

it has been going on in the same cities for years and years. then you want to defund the police. the lawmakers in this country, they think they have a problem, they sit and talk and talk with their little committees and all of that crap and things get worse and worse. host: well, let's talk about the situation in johnson city. you said leadership is the reason you don't see a lot of crime. tell me specifically how. caller: we have a good police force and the people that ran the police force and our mayors do their job and do what they are elected to do and they run the city properly. we are a college town, also. host: missouri is where shirley lives. good morning, surely. go ahead. caller: yes, i'm calling because i live in st. louis, missouri. in st. louis, missouri, the crime rate, the murder rate is highest in the united states. i don't understand why congress doesn't do something about gun rights. it seems that every state has an open carry law. it just seems like nobody, they've all got ak-47, these big guns. they need to be banned across the united states. as so far as the

one in the same city. it's a problem, chris. it's a problem with the use of force of these officers. >> philando castile you're talking about. i was wondering, if i heard you weren't going to testify, obviously it's completely your right. i wonder how much your decision was the fact that you and your lawyer knew that the defense wanted to paint this situation about who george was and what he was really about. were you worried about that, that they were going to come at you and try to make this some kind of character assassination? >> of course. i mean, first of all, the defense ain't on my side, so for them calling me, it was useless them calling me. so to keep myself from going up and getting into contempt of court, we came up with a plan, and it was a great one. it just would have distracted everybody. >> what about the other officers' cases? do you want to testify in those? >> i wouldn't mind. that would be something with my law lawyers. like i said, the defense was not on our side so it was nothing i c

it's going to go but all the parties believe that simply getting all the all the negotiators in the same city vienna is a good step forward. terry is there a realistic prospect that both sides will simply sign up to that original treaty once again. well a technical point is that iran never actually quits the deal it's violating it in some very significant ways but it remains in the deal it's the united states that quit and that's a point that iran makes again and again so the united states still has some of the same problems under under president biden that it had under president trump they don't go so far as to say it's the worst deal ever trump did but they do have some issues that you heard state department spokesman ed price point out one of those is that some of the aspects of the iran nuclear deal are temporary and some of the restrictions will begin expiring in his littlest 5 years that's something the u.s. would like to like to fix but again it's unclear whether they would push for that in these very early phases of getting back to the table. and talking about getting back to the tabl

quite optimistic that they've even gotten this far this incremental step of having diplomats in the same city at the same time talking about the same thing is seen as progress and this is going to return to the terms of the original 2015 agreement all use that as a sort of starting place for a new deal. it remains to be seen both of those are possibilities iran is now well out of compliance with that 2015 deal after the us pulled out in 2018 and the us even under the biden ministration is not completely satisfied with the deal for the main reason that some of those. requirements of iran timeout some of them in as little as 5 more years so as you heard the state department spokesman say they want a permanent ban on iran's nuclear activities that could lead to a nuclear weapon so that remains to be settled in negotiations but the 1st step that the rest of the parties would want is that both of them return to the 2015 deal and then other things can be negotiated one of the things that we saw especially during the years was each side the united states i'm sure i'm demonizing the other so what is

his coffin arrived under tight security, taking place in the same city where george floyd was murderedce. garrett showed was found guilty on monday. some of the attention on that trial has shifted to this nero. -- shifted to this funeral. the reverend al sharpton gave the eulogy. >> eight in the ninth verse says, the way of peace they know not. there is no judgment. therefore, judgment far from us neither dust justice overtake us. no justice, no peace. >> dante writght was shot during 8 -- wright was shot during a traffic stop. he breaks free and the officer shot and -- shot him. the police say kimberly dr. mint reach for her taser -- meant to reach for her taser, but got her gun instead. >> he has told them there's a need for a national law to reform lease. they think that state-by-state or locality by the -- locality is wrong. themerican -- america has 80,000 police departments. there is a national law is already past the house and is doing senate called the george floyd policing act. it outlaws no knock warrants, racial profiling, and provides they protection for officers involved i

it may not have them in the same room, but they're in the same city talking, albeit indirectly which just be enough to get the needle moving. for the u.s. sanctions relief in exchange for iran to roll back its nuclear breaches tomorrow, we'll get an indication whether there's a breakthrough or breakdown going forward. >> ali, we know you'll keep us posted, thank you. >>> now, to breaking news in florida where the race is on to prevent a disaster a waste water reservoir south of tampa is threatening to burst letting loose millions of gallons of salt water mixed with nitrogen and ammonia families in 300 homes have been warned to evacuated. officials warn if it collapses it could be catastrophic in a matter of minutes. >> in a period of minutes and the models for less than an hour are as high as a 20-foot wall of water. so if you're in an evacuation area and you have not heeded that, you need to think twice. >> crews are working to move water out of the reservoir as quickly as possible but say they're still in a critical phase. >>> let's turn to the weather on this first monday in april

traffic stop near minneapolis this funeral came 2 days after the verdict in the george floyd case in the same city the officer who shot right apparently by mistake been charged with manslaughter. have been violent scuffles between israelis and palestinians outside jerusalem's old city after protesters who have barred access to areas where muslims gather for ramadan israeli police put up barricades and use stun grenades to disperse crowds far jewish have a group chanted anti arab slogans and was prevented from marching to the area. u.s. president joe biden has pledged to cut u.s. carbon emissions in half by 2030 it's the most ambitious plan target ever set in u.s. history some 40 countries taking part in a 2 day virtual summit climate summit that biden is hosting from the white house analysts say by this pledge will put pressure on other countries to follow suit china and russia put aside their disputes with the u.s. and also pledged to cooperate in fighting climate change but they have yet to announce specific emissions targets. but for more on this. we'll get a snob she's the head of the macarthu

minneapolis on 3rd day of protests over the fatal shooting of a black man by police come to the same city the trial of the police officer charged with murder. during george floyd continues with the defense arguing the use of force against him was justified. on the call for a good to have you with us. unjustified unexplained and deeply concerning that is how nato secretary general against stoltenberg described the sudden build up of russia's military presence on the ukrainian border kiev is accusing moscow of amassing thousands of troops along the border and on the crimean peninsula russia meanwhile claims the troop movements are just military exercises ukrainian soldiers have been fighting pro russian separatists ends 2014 and there is renewed fear that bloodshed is again on the horizon. russian warships on the way to the black sea parts of the military build up around ukraine that's been stoking tensions in recent weeks. military camps like this one have sprung up and witnesses have reported seeing rows of tanks in the area now the west is condemning russia's build up and reiterating sup

traffic stop on sunday the 20 year old stephanie reignited protests in minneapolis happening in the same city of course as george floyd's death and the ongoing trial kimberly porter who resigned after 20 years on the force faces up to 10 years in prison. meanwhile at the trial over george floyd's death a retired forensic pathologist says he died as a result of preexisting heart disease the fence witness dr david fowler says he believes that floyd's condition was made worse is he inhaled fumes from a police car his findings contradict prosecution witnesses they say that floyd was starved of oxygen by having former police officer derek show winds need pressed on his neck for over 9 minutes. and the indian government is refusing to call off a religious festival linked to more than a 1000 colona virus cases it comes as the country's new infections hit another record with more than 184024 hours etc see you tomorrow by. i may like a vase in the south of india to find out how a tiny box in this cave brought an extensive mining operation to a standstill coronavirus how he wept across the world with d

has very high hopes for any substantive breakthroughs at the same time everyone's very optimistic about even having iran and the u.s. in the same city and both iran and the u.s. have called this a good step forward iran says it's neither optimistic or pessimistic about the outcome and the u.s. called it a healthy step so i think that given given the rhetoric that we've seen between these 2 parties over the last couple of years over the last 4 years of the trumpet ministration i think everyone agrees this is moving in the right direction. terry szell's reporting there in brussels thank you so much now russia is vestey a newspaper is reporting that jailed opposition politician election involved he has been moved to a sick ward the kremlin critic was jailed in february and has been on a hunger strike since last wednesday to protest the lack of medical care with parliamentary elections less than 6 months away authorities are cracking down on kremlin critics but they could be facing new threats including from within the traditionally loyal communist party. and travel to the southwestern city of saratov where she met a local politician wh

stop named minneapolis his fear all came 2 days after the verdict in the george floyd case in the same city the officer who shot right apparently by mistake has been charged with manslaughter. there's been violent scuffles between israelis and palestinians outside jerusalem's old city after protesters were bought from areas where muslims gather for ramadan israeli police put out barricades and used stun grenades to disperse crowds the far right jewish the hava group chanted anti arab slogans and was prevented from marching to the area. i'm going to buckle has faced questions today over one of germany's largest corporate scandals the chance of a testified before a parliamentary committee that's investigating the collapse of the payment processing company while codd will make his want to know why medical continued to promote the german company abroad despite multiple allegations of wrongdoing her parents mocks the climax of a public inquiry into an affair that his tank did germany's reputation for following the rules its expose ties between politics and business and prompted several resignati

2 days off to form a police officer derek servant was convicted of murdering george floyd's in the same city the officer saw strike apparently by mistake has been charged with manslaughter. right right. grief was paired with defiance as mourners gathered to pay their respects to dante wright wright's family was joined by the families of george floyd and other black victims who lost their lights at the hands of police. the emotional words of wright's mother that would rang through the ruin you. i dare you to do that if you will leave me in the. where you want to go even though. they are still very. slow very slow maybe it is. also in attendance were civil rights activists jesse jackson and the reverend al sharpton. sharpton is u.g. decried police brutality in a reference to the air freshener that writes mother said he was pulled over for having on his rearview mirror. we trying to get to teach at least brutality out of the atmosphere we're trying to get the stench of racism out of iraq mistreated we're trying to get to the stage of racial profiling and out of the atmosphere we come to mental

been discussions in appears there's no been a breakthrough it's getting both sides together in the same city of perhaps not in the same room perhaps not face to face talks but certainly this is something that the united states and looking forward to from the state department just in the last 10 minutes have had this statement where they see that it is early days and while there is no signs of an immediate breakthrough in the don't anticipate an immediate breakthrough and there will be difficult discussions ahead we believe that this is a healthy step forward you have to remember a couple of things 1st of all that the iranians have a presidential election in june so the united states would be keen to at least get the workings of a new deal under way before then the other thing is that they want to talk about things outside the nuclear deal they don't just want to talk about and richmond and the process that was there before they also want to talk about missile testing and also whether or not iran will look at how it influences other countries in the region. he has inaugurated a new president

. >> reporter: in los angeles, a city built around driving, highways cut through the landscape like blood vessels. but the sameity streets that make everyday life here possible for citizens also make it treacherous when speed culture meets daily life. february 17th, a day forever tainted for monique munoz's family. >> a major investigation under way, two-car crash, one of those vehicles appears to be a lamborghini suv. >> monique was an angel to the universe. very special. to the community. >> reporter: just 32 years old, monique worked as a clinical receptionist at ucla. that day, she was driving home from her shift shortly after 5:00 p.m. she crosses the corner of olympic and overland, a busy thoroughfare in the heart of west l.a. it's the last thing she would ever do. a 17-year-old driving a more than $200,000 lamborghini suv slams into her monique dies at the scene. authorities say he was going over 100 miles per hour at the time. >> we could not believe monique was gone. this was so devastating to us, to the family. >> reporter: at their home in los angeles, carol and isaac cordona are soon living every p

on a plan to allow some sense inside the city's rayna despite the coronavirus pandemic and dublin have to opt out as host city south of failing to provide the same guarantee. and i'm joined. on this story jonathan high huge decision for the city of munich but how will they be able to justify letting people into the stadium during what is kind of us cases more i think that's probably the story in a nutshell. it is important for. such a prestigious tournament especially in view of the fact germany will have the entire thing in 3 years time your age 2024 there are many ways it would be a dress rehearsal and i think that's why the local authorities and the german football federation have been so keen to have this happen and they've been working on 3 scenarios for fans inside stadiums ranging from anywhere between 0 and 27000 fans in the end what they've agreed on is $14500.00 which is about 20 percent of the capacity of the arena so that's obviously enough to sway your way for but the other side of it is you know the current virus cases in germany are rising whereabouts and. potentially because of that. the writer had been erring on the side of caut

the fact that they are in the same town is for some people a sign of progress. katty: they are in the same citybell, thank you for joining us from vienna. a quick look at other news from around the world. north korea says it will not take part in the tokyo olympics. the move dashes hopes that the games could help to revive peace negotiations with south korea. in the seventh day of the george floyd murder trial, training officer in the minneapolis police department testified that former officer derek chauvin should not have placed his knee on george floyd's neck. chauvin is being charged with the murder of george floyd whose death sparks protests around the world. the new president of tanzania announced a panel of coronavirus experts for her government. she says that tanzania could not ignore the pandemic. the late president who died suddenly last month was one of africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptics. you are watching bbc world news: america. still to come, we need the sailor caught in a legal battle that has left them stranded on a ship for four years on his own. ♪ katty: israel's presi

united states and to try to get them on the same page not necessarily direct talks at this point that remains up in the year but even talking to them both in the same city is enough to give a breath of fresh air to the possibilities. both the u.s. and iran have always insisted the other side to move 1st before direct talks would be possible so what's changed now is that the direct talks on the table. we're not sure the united states said in responding to this plan for direct for in person talks in vienna that it remains open to direct talks with iran now that the state department has said this before and it's been tehran that rejected that idea so it ron says that the u.s. must remove sanctions that were put on by former president trump and the u.s. says there ronn must stop its nuclear activities and come back into compliance at the lower level of enrich uranium that the nuclear deal requires so there still hasn't been any breakthrough on this that each side says the other needs to move but again the facts is that officials from both governments will be inviting vienna at the same time is considered a step forward but if these indirect talks next week

funeral comes 2 days off a full place of said derek chauvinist victim of murdering dorothy floyd in the same city the officer who apparently by mistake has been charged with. her have been violence between israelis and palestinians outside jerusalem's old city off the protesters were barred access to areas by britain's gather for the holy month of ramadan israeli police put up barricades and used stun grenades to discuss crowds the far right jewish group known as the hava was prevented from marching to the area. of life on mas nasa scientists are one step closer to making that possible the perseverance rover has converted carbon dioxide into fuel breathable oxygen for the 1st time not the aim to do this on a large scale it could pave the way for human exploration on the red planet this is g.w. news from berlin you can find much more news and analysis on our web site d w dot com. the u.s. today pledged to cut its greenhouse gas emissions in half by the end of the decade a movement to brand the u.s. as a leader in fighting climate change but even if america keeps its word europe will still be ahead

united states and to try to get them on the same page not necessarily direct talks at this point that remains up in the year but even talking to them both in the same city is enough to give a breath of fresh air to the possibilities. both the u.s. and iran have always insisted the other side to move 1st before direct talks would be possible so what's changed now is that the talks on the table. we're not sure the united states said in responding to this plan for direct for in person talks in vienna that it remains open to direct talks with iran now that the state department has said this before and it's been tehran that rejected that idea so it ron says that the u.s. must remove sanctions that were put on by former president trump and the u.s. says there ronn must stop its nuclear activities and come back into compliance at the lower level of enrich uranium that the nuclear deal requires so there still hasn't been any breakthrough on this that each side says the other needs to move but again the fact is that officials from both governments will be unveiling vienna at the same time is considered a step forward if these indirect talks next week in vienna g

nonetheless, phillip, this is a step forward it may not have them in the same room, but they are in the same city talking, albeit inndirectly and that may be enough to get the ball running for the u.s. to offer sanctions relief in response for iran rolling back its nuclear breaches so tomorrow's meeting could provide the first indication as to whether there will be a breakthrough or a breakdown. >> all right got to start somewhere ali arouzi for us, thanks for the update, ali. >>> a new champion crowned in women's college basketball stanford set the tone early against arizona, going off a 10-0 run early in the game bu it closed the gap with an offensive explosion to close the third. stanford beat arizona twice during the regular season by double-digits, but this came down seconds left. mcdonald, two seconds. mcdonald, trapped. heaves that is it stanford survives again. >> the pac-12 women's player of the year just could not get it to go. stanford survives and wins the title, 54-53 what a game. the cardinal claim their first championship since 1992. >>> and on the men's side, after an all-timer, l

are also being sealed by the trial of the police officer charged with killing george floyd in the same city. minneapolis remains a city on edge for a 3rd day people gathered to protest the death of yet another black man at the hands of a police officer. i. don't hear right was shot have to use arrested during a traffic stop. police say body count footage of the officer who shot him shows that she mistook her gun for her taser shooting night by accident. and. both the office and the local police chief have now stepped down but that's not enough for many here not far from went on to write was killed another black man george floyd died in the choke hold of a police officer derek shaven is currently standing trial for his murder. outside the courthouse the families of both floyd and roy it's stooge united in grief. they're very much. doubt very much. you know my son he don't have a dad his dad will get to see him for his 2nd birthday or for any of his birthdays and i'm just all messed up about it because like i feel like they stole my son's death from her. maybe apple you are ok sweet devoted t

this is less than one year after he delivered the eulogy for george floyd's family in the same city.his is bringing back a lot of memories of something that happened very similar thing that happened just one year ago. george floyd's family is also here to support daunte wright's family, along with their lawyer ben crump, who will continue to assist daunte wright's family as the investigation into his killing is continuous. >> the funeral of daunte wright in minneapolis. the news continues on france 24. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to a special edition of talking europe in which i'm pleased to welcome britain's defense secretary. he is in paris to boost british defense ties, which will enshrine the treaties of 2010. the two governments consider those ties to be particularly important as britain adjust to a new role in the world after leaving the european union. ben wallace joins me from u.k. ambassador's resence in the french capital. welcome to the program. >> thank you. >>s let's start with the tensions between the west and russia over ukraine. you have said in the past th

it is the same city where the george floyd trial is taking place. intended to use her taser — and that the shooting was "accidental". the officer has been charged with manslaughter. let's get some of the day's other news. denmark has become the first country in the world to stop using the oxford—astrazeneca covid jab entirely, citing concerns over possible links between the vaccine and rare blood clots. uk health officials insist the jab is safe, although adults under 30 are to be offered an alternative. the humanitarian crisis caused by volcanic eruptions on the caribbean island of st vincent will last for months, a un official has warned. didier trebucq said nearby islands including barbados, antigua and barbuda could also be badly affected. about 20,000 people have been evacuated from their homes after a volcano erupted last friday. david cameron has revealed that he's prepared to give evidence to mps investigating lobbying practices at westminster. at least one cross party group of mps is to look at how the treasury responded to mr cameron's app

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tentative steps in vienna as european diplomats shuttle between iranians and americans in the same citya way in between the smoke to rain in iran's nuclear activities. indie iran's nuclear activities. we do see this _ iran's nuclear activities. we do see this as _ iran's nuclear activities. we do see this as a _ iran's nuclear activities. : do see this as a constructive and certainly welcome step and in the end we hope that we are able to leave vienna, return to the united states, all the negotiating team i should say, with a better understanding of a roadmap of how we get to that upright at the heart of the dispute is uranium enrichment. the international community wants iran producing limited iranian in rich, up to 3.67% concentration but iran has been enriching some iranian up to 20% concentration and stockpiling at.- 20% concentration and stockpiling at. the chief nuclear— stockpiling at. the chief nuclear negotiator - stockpiling at. the chief nuclear negotiator for l stockpiling at. the chief i nuclear negotiator for iran stockpiling at. the chief - nuclear negotiator for iran so

this is taking place in the same city where george floyd was murdered by police. being asked, about police violence against black people — in minneapolis — and across the united states. daunte wright was shot during a traffic stop in a suburb of the city. body camera footage shows one officer attempting to put mr wright in handcuffs — he then breaks free — and another officer shoots him as the car pulls away. the police force says kimberly potter meant to reach for her taser but pulled herfirearm instead. she's been charged with second degree manslaughter. these are the live pictures from the service. we will listen for a little while to what is being said. diverse, lovable, just a representative of america, reverent at all, when you look at them. if you all will give the charity of your undivided attention to the parents of daunte wright as they come to give reflections, his mother katie wright and his father, aubrey wright, show your love for this loving family. larry madowo is outside the church. tell us more about what you are saying in the last few hours. == s

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tentative steps in vienna as european diplomats shuttle between iranians and americans in the same citydifferent buildings, looking for a way in between the smoke to rein in iran's nuclear activities. we do see this as a constructive and certainly welcome step. and in the end, we hope that we are able to leave vienna, return to the united states — our negotiating team, i should say — with a better understanding of a road map for how to get to that end state. at the heart of the dispute is uranium enrichment. the international community wants iran producing limited uranium, enriched up to 3.67% concentration. but iran has been enriching some uranium up to 20% concentration and stockpiling it. iran's chief nuclear negotiator says, so far, meetings have been constructive and on the right track, but gave this warning. i have come here to do business. but i doubt that there is the same seriousness in the other side. if the us is serious, they should be prepared to lift all sanctions that they have imposed or reimposed against iran. this global effort is an attempt to revive the 2015 nuclear

2 days off a former police officer derek show than was convicted of murdering george floyd in the same city hundreds of people came to remember and pay tribute to right who was killed during a traffic stop me at minneapolis the officer who shot him apparently by mistake has been charged with manslaughter. was standing by for us in minneapolis is the use simon's stephon this was a very emotional funeral and we also know that the civil rights leader al sharpton has spoken tell us more about what he had to say. indeed very emotional very sad packed funeral service and. general at the mr sharpton or the reverend al sharpton and civil rights leader al sharpton i should say made 2 really important points one i want to visualize for you when i step out of the frame for this so we're at floyd's square george. screen you see this roundabout here with all those posters and all those pictures of of black american leaders are just people who died by the hand of police right and then right behind this planter who has his face already up there dante right which who is dead the death of this community and

people down the block and the children the people who don't look like us to our children the same part of the city are in the same part of the state or for that matter are in the same part of the world. right i just want to say i call community home park 5 years. in atlanta i'm going back to grant you that is mine after. 3. and a half thank rack my brain that. every time i hear somebody talk about they're worried about the future of america they're worried about where we're going to be 25 years from now in terms of our platform. and then they're not really interested in investing in early childhood and i want to slap your forehead like what are you thinking how are we going to get on that foundation for all the things we want to see in society is late and earnest here's. my great life but in that let's just say that's just no matter what we're talking about. that answer to help solve the problem go to problem. we have a deeper understanding of how important these are away. and why and once you know that you can't just put there that if you're not. trying out money. in the new meaning to the answer

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