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do what you say this country is supposed toto be about, the land of the free for all. it has not been free for black people, and we are tired. don't talk to us about looting. y'all are the looters. america has looted black people. america looted the native americans when they first came here, so looting is what you do. we learned it from you. we learned violence from you. we learned violence from you. the violence was what we learned from you. so if you want us to do better, then, damn it, you do better. nermeen: tamika mallory speaking in minneapolis over the weekend. professosor kekeeanga-yamahtta tayaylor, if you couldld respond to her extraordidinary speece, and alsoso the way inin which pubublic officials, includuding liliberal ofoffics like newew york k city mayor bill de blasio, have r responded to ththe prote, simultaneously saying they feel the pain of f the prototesters but condememning the violelene and looting, ashehey say, thahat have happend during the demonstrations, and then the fact that there are manany who have been calling for defunding the police i

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we have toto search.efe is one question, but we have little understanding of mars' geological history. these samples will tell us, the crater h has been chosen because of a diversity of rocks. that will be able to tease out importantt details about mars' early history. it will be crucial to understanding early planet evolution n and what is importat about that is rocks of that age are not well preserved on earth because of plate tectonics. plate tectonics destroys rocks, bubut on mars, they arare priste because mars does not have a plate tectonic cycle. by analyzing these blocks on earth, we will learn n about the early y stages of mars but earth also. brent: we hohope to talklk to yu when t those first analyses begn and when those rocks come back to earth. we appreciate your time tonight, thank you. >> thank you, goodbye. brent: you are watching dw news. still to come, former president obama beat at the funeral of john lewis. he calls him a founding father of a fuller, fairer, better america. we have tha

. >> the surrogate momothers hae toto surrender the babieies rt after birth to prevent any emotionalhment developing. that is the deal here. the parents of natasha's baby girl are worried they won't be able to collect her at once because of the travel ban, and she will join the others in the hotel. >> of course i'm very worried that w we cannot come to ukrai. but if we cannot we just have to wait until he can, and make sure somebody can take care of the baby to make sure that we hire , somebody, a nanny, to take care of her. >> in denmark, , commercial surrogacy is b banned. in ukraine it is permitted and it has become very big business. the biggest company in the field is biotexcom. it charges 50,000 to 70,000 euros per baby. this is the in-vitro-fertilisation lab. the company is happy to show us around. and this is where the sperm is kept at minus 170 degrees celsius. the company is owned by albert tochilovsky. he has been in the headlines in ukraine, on suspicion of human traffickcking and tax fraud. he won't tell us how m much profit the company makes. but he does set out his vis

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but you're saying, we shouldn't. >> back to normal, back toto th past is really dangerous.hat did we e have before the crisis? we had t the world thahat was fragagile. it was destroyed by vivirus. it w was unstable. it wasas unfair. it was polluting. it wasas on the edge of a recessionn already. so if we have a crisis, it is not to have it for nothing. it is to learn something, it is to get out of the crisis much better than we were when we entered the crisis.s. this is whwhy you h have to calr habits into question and we e he to find completely new ways to make b business. new ways to prototect the envivironment in a profitable w. and also new ways for the industry, new outcomes, managing the waste, all the energy efficiency development on our planet, all this is a f fantast hold for humankind but this is in the future, not in the past. >> you claim that solving climate change is a great market opportunity, rather than an expensnsive problem. >> absolutely.y. you know, what i bebelieve ins nott to fight against growth. because this bringss a sociall chaos. but t it's also

we need toto hear cdcdc's voice. bring the wonderful greatest alth back to the f fefront and contain n this diseasese. juan: how optptimistic are you t the development of a vaccine? >> i am optimistic, however, the road to an uncertainin vaccine s paved in debt. we talk about 60,00000 cases a day. that is 604,000 0 new death certificicates every day. we can't wait for a vaccine. ther countries have gotten disease contained and eliminated without a vaccine. i would love a vaccine. there is lots of data that makes it problematic. immunity may be short-lived. we have never had vaccines based on these technologies. i amybody else, optimistic. we don't need a vaccine today so we don't kill another 600 to 1000 people totomorrow. we have the tools. amy: c can you talk, dr. ali kh, about what it would mean if the president of the united states simply put on a mask on a regular basis? weakness.ng a mask as only this past weekend you saw him for a minute wearing a mask he said, well, he was in a hospital? the significance of w

braver, evenetting ththough they y see that what ty have done toto me or other wome.erernment wanteded to sed thee message to o all the women, iranian women. at the same time, if you see the news, you see the videos, you see that even though 24 year sentence, 23 year sentence, women are getting bolder and bravaver. they will not obey the compulsory hijab, even though the police officers ask them, telling them to their face that -- i don't believe in this law and i am not obeying this sexual discrimination. >> do you believe this is still going on or the movement has been stopped because of intimidadation? >> notot like that.. -- they are doing record campaign just to who want tofficers arrest them. enough. brave >> you voted for her son rouhani in 2013. you wowould not dodo t samame t? >> of course, not. >> why n not. >> the time i voted two o years ago, i did not believe in reform , even back then. because i was an animal supporter and they promised to have rights for animals. but i had believed in reform before 2009, and i was one of -- people who hope that some the

he is s in touch witith you alle time, asasking youou what you s, tetelling you where toto go. has lost one's independence. i would love to be a solitary figure, wondering around, reporting what i see. of course, that has all changed. obviously, you know, like in syria, it was very dangerous, to go to, but at the same time, we lost in cambodia, 20 journalists, more than 20 journalists in eight weeks. it is a horrific tragedy figure. they were either killed or still missing, so they are dead. that figurure has never been matched,d, even in syriaia. it was extortingng everyry. -- it was extraordinary. i say they are sometimes the precursors of isis,, not froroma religious point of view or anything like that, but they were just psychopathic, and they killed anyone who encroached on theieir territitory,otot to have publicity or anything like that, done, b but just out of a pathological hatred of them. >> thank you very much. this is the end of the "france 24" interview. thank yoyou so much. bye-bye. ♪ sonoko sakakai: well, i i grew p in a very smalall town called kamakuura, which i

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prime minister abe shinzo instruccted eveveryone to do wh they could toto save livees.e called people across japan to be on alert and get the latest information from local governments. our meteorologist sayaka mori joins us with a look at the situation. sayaka? >> it is the peak of the rainy season for kyushu. in july, kyushu experiences flooding and landslides sometimes, but this time, the amount is unprecedented. now, on saturday, the southwest hit the hardest. on monday, the north is experiencing the worst of it. let me talk about the south. this is the radar, a line of rain battering the south of kyushu island. this is called a training. a training is a series of storms that continues for a long period of time over the same area. because of that, record heavy rainfall has hit the south. we have over 750 millimeters of rain iin tkagoshima prefecture. misaki prefecture expeerienced lots of heavy rain, a as well. rain hass shifted t to the nort. this is the radar monday. training has been affecting the nonorth. the e emergency w warning has b in place in the nororthern

juan: amanda a -- owner fell toto the pressure of his ininvestors.manda, in terms of the influence of these companies like fedex threatening to remove its name from the stadium -- these brdiding deaeals by corporations oftenen comee w wih huhuge annual multimillionon dor payouts. so snyder was actually facing not only the wrath of ththe public, but potentiall huge financial d distress. could yoyou talk k about this it of these c corporations finally deciding that becaususe of the black lives matter move and that they had to m make a puic stance? >>>> yes. pushihing danan snyder i i think is what really sosortf pushed them over the edge, really. but what a lot of people don't know is that that invevestor puh had been going on for many, many years. indigenous people, native people have been fighting and demanding that theynvestors -- divest from racism. fedex has been one that has been pushed for a v very long time. bank of america as well. it came from an initiative from investors indigenous working group. this is not just something that fedex decided

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as t the global health ememergey caused by the coronavirus continues toto unfold, we look w at a new united nations repopt on how t to prevent ththe next pandndemic. the e covid-19 virus has a zoonotic origin, meaning it jumped from animals to humans. it spilled over. other zoonotic diseases include ebola, mers, hiv/aids, and the west nile virus. researchers with the united nations found zoonotic diseases are spreading with greater frequency because of stresses humans have placed on animal habitats, including industrial farming and climate change. -- and the climate crisis. their new report outlines steps for how to break this chain of transmission. it was published on monday - -- which was world zoonoses day -- commemorating the work of the french biologist louis pasteur. it was july 6, 1885, when pasteur administered the first vaccinine against rabies, aa zoonotic disease.. for morere, we go to nairobi,, kenya, where we're joined by delia grace, lead author of this report by the united nations environment program and the international livestock research institute. she is also a pro

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and as a matter ofof fact, he ce toto selma. he came e to selma, february the 14, 1965.nd we were in jail, including dr. martin luther king, jr., and the local authority refused to let him come and meet with us. he spoke at the brown chapel ame church with h mrs. king toto a p of high schohool students.s. and seven n days later, , he was assassssinated. amy: o on february 2 21, 1965, e was gunnnned down. >> i will never foforget it, because february 21 is my birthday. and i was in a car on my way from southwest georgia. amy: you were 25 years old. >> 25. and i was going from southwest georgia through atlanta back to selma when we heard that he had been shot. i came to new york, attended the service for him. amy: what is your assessment of the significance of malcolm x? >> i think malcolm played a major role in helping to educate, inform, and dramatize the need for mass movement. people read about him. many of the young people, black and white, read his story. many did not agree necessarily with his techniques or his tactic. but if malcolm had lived, i am convinced that h

one of the least known facts about the case is mumia was jellybean toto death a at the ce scene. one ththird of the police invold in the case were jailed for systematically tampering with evidence to obtain convictions and cases across philadelphia. at least one police officer in the case, james forbes, light on the stand. -- light on the stand. what about police corruption? some say philadelphia has a history of cases like this. i asked you about mumia abu-jamal when you're running for da. what is happening in his case? >> in terms of the broader question about corruption, one of the t things mymy office hase as we have established a p polie misconduct database e -- you mit call it list, bubut it is s a lt bebetter thahan that i knew we e consistent with our constitutional obligation to get the defense the information they're entitled to, including that which may be used to try to defeat our case, the prosecutors. what happenss s we keep data, we keep inforormation whether it is findings by police of lying or brutality or a police officer having been charged with a crime in a di

even though there is so much on this case from why they were there toto why he was s wantonly policeing gun to o why thee had no information about even her being killed or even harmed to why the statete attororney is acting so slowly and with so little commitment to justicece. so you s see people risking ther careers and it is a beautiful statement, but we can't stand here as a public and allow them to intimidate these protesters. i want to thank you, amy, for keeping breonna taylor's case in the public eye. for so long this was not a story. too often the deaths of black women, girls, go unnoticed. it is important people like you and others keep ththe stories in ththe public minind. nermeen: marc, could youou talk ababout thehe kentucky attorney general daniel cameronon who iss the statate's first black attoty gegeneral in the e first republn to hold the office in more than 17 years? he has been backed by president trump. >>>> you know, the great anthropologist acknowledges kirsten said, s sometimes yourr n't your convoke.n i don't look at black people in popower to necessarily produce

even though i was coughing my lungs out, my doctor told me -- my boss toto me had to cocome i. they said ifif you take sick leave, don't t have a job to coe back to. amy: in medical news, a new study published in the journal pediatrics shows that black children are nearly 3.5 times more likely to die in the month following a surgery than white children. the causes for the stark disparity are likely attributable to higher rates of chronic diseases and social factors, incluluding implicit bs and structural r racism. in louisiana, an appeals court ruled the bayou bridge pipeline company trampled the rights of landowners by starting construction of the highly contested pipeline without the permission of the landowners. the 163-mile bayou bridge pipeline is being built by phillips 66 and energy transfer partners, which earlier this month was ordered to shut down the dakota access pipeline in north dakota pending an environmental review. a warning to our viewers, this headline containins detailils of sexual assault. in media news, a former fox business producer has filed a lawsuit ac