, dedicating a huge number of streets to slow street and creating this massive trend across the u.s. citiesthere are some really inspiring big decisions that city leaders can be making right now. >> is there an equity lines we could be looking at this through, as people move through to perhaps smaller cities or other places across the country? what opportunities arise within the city? >> absolutely, i think as some percentage of workers choose to leave the bay area, choose to work remotely or may have lost their jobs and therefore choose to leave leave the bay area, that may actually be pretty good for u.s. cities because right now, superstar cities like separate cisco have the disproportionate share of tech and knowledge workers and if those jobs are distributed across more cities, that could not only help second and third tier cities across the country but that could also leave room for more people who want to and need to live in the bay area. mcmullen, what institutional changes need to be put into the works right now during this window of potential opportunity in order for there to be a

and dozens of other u.s. cities to protest systemic racism and police brutality. the protests to do against racial injustice in cities across the world from australia to europe to africa to. recover from an early wall against viral labor closing to edge closer to an 8th consecutive title the full match report coming up. 2 a michael ok welcome protesters have been gathering in washington d.c. and many other cities to mobilize against racism and police brutality tens of

large crowds are protesting in the u.s. city of atlanta against the police shooting of a black american demonstrators demanding criminal justice that day racial brooks family rascal demonstrators to remain peaceful to honor his name. the u.s. is demanding the immediate release of. a former marine sentenced in russia to 16 years for spying the secretary of state mike as the u.s. is outraged at the verdict and has demanded his release. turkey has done play the delay in talks with russia on libya the turkish foreign minister. says the hold up had nothing to do with any disagreements mr cover so who made the comments during a meeting with his iranian counterpart jabbered reef in ankara turkey is meeting with russia was expected to focus on libya and syria where the 2 countries support opposing sides in long standing conflicts turkish war planes of bombs several areas in northern iraq targeting kurdish separatist fighters is part of a new operation against the kurdistan workers' party or p k k so he's defense ministry says it's in re

people in cities across the u.s. and the 5 curfews to continue protesting against police brutality for 6 months president obama was blaming the far left group known as the front of the violence at some protests. china has reportedly asked its state owned companies to stop buying soybeans and pork from the united states now it appears to be further retaliate to threats by washington to end preferential treatment for hong kong u.s. president donald trump announced the move after beijing's that it would impose a new security law in the territory which critics say further erodes its autonomy hong kong doesn't join special trade and travel privileges with the u.s. which are extended to the main. and china's also hit out at president trump's threat to revoke the visas of chinese students accusing him of racism. we bowed to the u.s. to immediately stop restricting and suppressing chinese students in the u.s. by using various excuses immediately revoke this wrong decision and respect and protect the legitimate rights and int

and many other u.s. cities to mobilize against racism and police brutality tens of thousands braved the hot humid day to call for reform in the u.s. capitol that protests and others around the world have arisen from outrage over the death of george floyd who was killed in police by police in the applets almost 2 weeks ago the coroner has ruled his death a homicide. the message is clear in their thousands they converged on downtown washington d.c. . local officials have projected over 100000 people want to tend. to heat and humidity or known deterrent. everyone is not right. here but. the los leave their old outdated a british people understand mel. it's not enough to be angry you have to vote you have to translate that into action you need to because it was put at action and you need to be told that it will happen no more you know he they know. while demanding action against police brutality is at the forefront of saturday's peaceful demonstrations and these protests are also highlighting a long standing proble

protests have taken place in 75 u.s. citiesver the death of an unarmed african-american man, george floyd come in police custody. president trump has thatened to send in the military if protests are not controlled. in the past few hours, joe biden have these strong words for the president. >> the country is crying out for leadership, leadership that can unite us, leadership that can bring us together, leadership that can understand pain and grief in communities that have had a knee on their neck for a long time. donald tru has turned this country into a battlefield driven by old resentments and fear. he thinks division helps him. >> in the last half hour, president trump has tweeted what he believes are his credentials in supporting african-americans. my admin has done more for african-americans than any president since abraham lincoln, guaranteeing funding for hsbc use, poverty, and crime rates in history. he added the best is yet to come. the vast majority of protesters have been peaceful but a minority of protesters have cla

amongst of the u.s. citiesmposing nighttime curfews as a protest continued over the killing of george floyd , an unarmed black man killed by minneapolis police last week. president trump threatened to deploy the military to stop the rights. this as federal officers dispersed peaceful protesters just outside the white house gate with teargas. president trump: if a city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residence, then i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. francine: let's get straight to annmarie hordern in new york, which is under a citywide curfew for the first time since 1943. there is a lot of questions about the authority the president has to do with this and how will this actually look in america? what can you tell us? >> there is a lot of questions. president donald trump and white house officials did not answer when they were asked about the authority they would have to do this. people close to the ma

joe biden a 2nd but the death of george floyd has galvanized all these protests across dozens of u.s. cities there's a palpable sense of anger frustration with law enforcement and the politicians but why do you think these incidents of white policeman killing unarmed black men a still happening. well i think that what's happening i think that the people that approaches test testing is generational issues that have been happening in that they believe as relates to people of color and they think that there is disparities in the treatment of many individuals and so ringback it has sparked outrage the folks that are really trying to protest really the initially there's a lot of innocent protest folks are doing it because they want to make certain that they can pay attention to the injustices that are being present within there is

and authorities in the u.s. city of atlanta have filed a murder charge against the white officer who shot and killed a black man in a restaurant parking lot the decision to prosecute hinged in pot on a rare rare occurrence among police officers a fellow officer to agreeing to testify against the accused. you're watching d.w. news for more on our web site t w dot com you can follow us on instagram and twitter i handle his games and share a great thanks for watching. the family all. welcome to the 2nd season of only good friends on the planet on the brink of disaster we did a long in-depth interview experts about one question how you think changing our. leisure.

the police shooting of a black man in the u.s. city of atlanta has been the clear to homo side by the county coroner for a short brooks was killed by police at a drive through restaurant on friday night after resisting arrest for failing a sobriety test an autopsy showed that he was shot twice in the back and died from blood loss and organ injuries his their fares reignited protests in atlanta over racism and police brutality arge crowds have marched to the state's capital building demanding criminal justice reforms meanwhile the family of ray sharp brooks have spoken of their loss and called for justice as well as calm. and every day i can never give a base for actually ever tell me i do already know you can really take it. this is going to be a low before i hear. for the family here. it's like i say i'm just thankful for everything that. everyone is out there. you could just keep it as a peaceful protest that would that would be wonderful. pat. the u.s. secretary of state says he's outraged by a prison term handed down to a former ma

people in cities across the u.s. have defied curfews to continue protests against police brutality for 6 night presented don't trump this claim for the fall of christmas and the violence some states and china's hit back at the u.s. over its decision to end preferential treatment for hong kong because of beijing's proposed security law china says any attempts by americans to harm chinese interests will be met with counter measure it's. some more coronavirus news for you now and south africa has postponed the reopening of its schools by a week because of concerns of a possible 1000 infections students in their final year of primary and secondary education would you to begin studies on monday the teachers unions oppose the move saying there's not enough protective equipment scum some schools that reopened in the western cape province have been criticized for doing so. in a minute with more from johannesburg. the last that parents had heard from the government is that schools would open on june 1st that's now been perspi

and many other u.s. cities to mobilize against racism and police brutality tens of thousands braved the hot humid day to call for reform in the u.s. capitol that protest and others around the world have arisen from outrage over the death of george floyd who was killed by police in minneapolis almost 2 weeks ago the coroner has ruled his death a homicide. is a message is clear and there are thousands they converged on downtown washington d.c. . local officials have projected over 100000 people would attend. the heat and humidity for no deterrent. everyone is not racist literally. but. the law should be there already allocated a fetish people understand. it's not enough to be angry you have to vote you have to translate that into action you need to be a consequence for that action and you need to be taught that they were happy nobody no feeling no. while demanding action against police brutality is at the forefront of saturday's peaceful demonstrations these protests are also highlighting a long standing problem

police reform in the united states are gaining momentum in the wake of what floyd staff several u.s. cities sold not rallies over the weekend with demonstrators demanding an end to police via bias and the use of excessive force which is too often turned deadly. 2 weeks on from george floyd's killing they still come to grieve not only for him but for the searing injustices that plagued their nation. we all change 6 6 time has not quelled their anger in minneapolis on sunday nor make a promise to dismantle the police department and start again. to end our city's toxic relationship with the media outlets to police departments to police thing as we know it. elsewhere in the city the magnitude of the moment laid bare when a protester confronted jacob friday. the crowd unloaded on the mayor when he disagreed with the moves. i. was emotions were running high in cities across north america and boston protesters pleaded with police. as well as order police try to restore public trust i. elite sports stars and set the protest arena to n.b.a. players from the milwaukee bucks joined the march. and the

. >> kayleigh mcenany, white house press secretary, will give an update on the protests in u.s. cities after the death of george floyd. we will have live coverage. a portion of this morning's "washington journal" while we wait. host: we are joined by armstrong williams, longtime tv host, author and commentator. thank you for being with us. guest: thank you for having me. host: we started our segment with michael hopkins. we asked both of you on to talk about the reaction last week to the death of george floyd at the hands of the minneapolis police. as the protests have grown, the civil unrest and rioting has grown. i want to get your reaction overall to what we have seen, particularly over the last three days. of america isuty our right to protest in a peaceful way. the majority of the protesters are very peaceful. happenedent than what when you had a terrorist attack on the church in charleston. members of that community, even though they thought they were being looted and burning and vandalism, the community capped -- moral high ground and kept the moral high ground and galvanized th

the watching i'm just there a reminder of top stories this hour the u.s. city of minneapolis is promising to dismantle and rebuild its police department it's a response to the death in custody on george floyd which sparked protests in the u.s. and around the world. thousands of demonstrators in brazil have accused president john abell sonata of downplaying the cause of 19 pandemic the government has stopped publishing a running total of coronavirus deaths and infections. iranian doctor is back home of to being swapped for a u.s. navy veteran held by iran on just to haiti had been charged with attempting to export a filter to iran that breached u.s. regulations. a prime minister over libya is a un recognized government. to meet with the head to of the to brooked based parliament and it moscow let's go live now to. head in tripoli most of this is a significant development is it not. well yes indeed it is but also it's so controversial so controversial because so far this meeting get to happen today is kept secret until this moment we do not know for certain who d

the police shooting of a black man in the u.s. citya has been declared a homicide by the county coroner. killedd brooks was friday night after resisting arrest for failing a sobriety test. outside hospitals in mexico city , the families of coronavirus patients wait anxiously for news of their loved ones. they rely on the kindness of the nurses to keep in touch with relatives in intensive care. at one hospital, that involves sending letters to the sick. >> this bit of paper means the world to christian. he is hooked up to a ventilator fighting covid 19. o -- allowed. it has become a lifeline to the families. this is the 40th one from christian and his sister jessica. [speaking spanish] reporter: he is heavily sedated, but vital signs still jump when he is read the letters. that helps christian, too. [speaking spanish] reporter: now there is a whole group of families and nurses doing the same. brought along a letter from his 11-year-old sister. [speaking spanish] >> how has it been for you to be sending these letters? [speaking spanish]

the police shooting of a black man in the u.s. city of atlanta has been declared a homicide by the county coroner brooks was killed by police at a drive through restaurant on friday night after resisting arrest for failing a sobriety test a lot of c. showed that he was shot twice in the back and died from blood loss and organ injuries his their fate has reignited protests in atlanta over racism and police brutality arge crowds have marched to the state's capital building the landing criminal justice reforms meanwhile the family over a short brooks have spoken of their loss and called for justice as well as calm. you never get. over. it. isn't going to be a low before he'll. put his family here. and it's like i say i'm just thankful for everything that. everyone is out there doing. if you could just keep it as a peaceful protest that would that would be wonderful because we want to keep his name patted in. california's major police unions are calling for sweeping reforms to root out racist officers and lessen the use of lethal force the

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 effigy off its pedestal before setting it on fire and throwing it into a lake the monument was toppled less than 2 hours after the demonstrators had gathered chanting for it to go activists then vandalized the foundation that once held the statue. the mayor of london has called for an investigation after a british musician shared a video of his father being tasered by police. the rapper known as wretch $32.00 posted this clip on twitter it shows a 62 year old father tumbling down stairs at his north london home after an officer warns he has a taser the rapper whose real name is germane scott says there has been no progress in the fight against police brutality. watch them fight against police brutality my whole life of 35 no one was through here again today and i now have to have the same conversations that my dad and my home who are my grandparents and my peers had with me when i was

the u.s. city of minneapolis is promising to dismantle and rebuild its police department it's a response to the death in custody of george forward which protests in the u.s. and around the world. and peaceful marches have continued late into the night in los angeles troops of national guard have left the city as they have elsewhere after violence and looting subsided. and the number of reported cases of coronavirus worldwide has topped 7000000 that many countries have started reopening india has one of them despite a record high of almost 10000 new cases in a single day lizbeth front of has more from new delhi. where and one of delhi's most popular morals which opened at midday over 3 and a half hours ago but many of the shops i would say how often the shops here are still closed and there are very few customers so the most restaurants and religious places which have opened have guidelines like temperature checks sanitation tunnels which people walk through limited numbers and there are markings al

as u.s. citieste -- protest police brutality against black people, democrats on capitol hill introduce a reform bill that could make it easier to óprocess -- prosecute and sue lw enforcement officers. so much stronger if we can work in a bipartisan way. the center is we -- senate is weak, but nonetheless, a recognition of change. i leave that to the distinguished chair of the black caucus, as well as the chair of the clan subcommittee of the judiciary committee, working with jerry nadler. i'll leave it up to them to have their interactions with the republicans in the house, as well as in the senate, and hopefully with the white house. relatesve an issue that to qualified immunity doctrine that protects some police officers found to be engaged in misconduct from any, shall we say, exposure from families that are infected or lawsuits. so that is one area that is perhaps an area where we'll have some differences. wel'll be able to find common ground. amerco people deserve that. american people are expe

the death of a black man of the hands of police in the u.s. city of atlanta is being treated as a homicide the killing of racial groups on friday has again field tensions over police brutality and sparks new protests. and turkey has launched a military operation against kurdish fighters in northern iraq warplanes and struck the candle mountain targeting separatist forces on the kurdistan workers' party p k k. now india is going to voting 500 railway coaches in the hospital wards after a surge in new coronavirus cases led to a shortage of beds in the capital 10 carriages had previously been turned into isolation wards the new ones would increase new delhi's capacity by 8000 beds. but not to fight the war against crime of arson new delhi with more strength the federal government to shoot. to move 19 patients in hospitals the federal government is completely back in new delhi scala to case grain of august with food strain on the news with iran joins us live now from new delhi elizabeth how much pressure is new delhi is health service on the for them t

ththe protesests across multiple u.s. cities, in response to heavy-handed police practices after george floyd died while in police custody last week. >> no justice, no paste. -- piece. hundreds filled times square and midtown manhattan, calling for justice for george floyd, ahead of the city's first overnight curfew in more than 70 years. it is one of a dozozen new -- u. cities that imposed curfews. been in days ofas protests. >> unfortunate, people are out here looting, but you cannot tell angry people how to be angrgry. by nightfall, groups of looters began smashing windows and rating stores and midtown manhattan, exactly the scene authorities were hoping to avoid. according to a tally compiled by the associated press, police have made 5600 arrests nationwide since protests b begn last week, a number that will need revising. in washington, d.c., protesters gathered peacefully in front of the white house were dispersed with tear gas and rubber bullets of the presidentnt could leave e ground. >> are you prepared to use the milit

i hope this does in seattle barricade themselves into a central lab in the u.s. city declaring it. for the time demands law and order there while increasing efforts to militarized police. sentiments sparking calls for a reassessment of the past we take on a tour of the streets of paris to explore the history behind their famous or now infamous. the new york times admits flaws in a key report into fraud during last year's elections in bolivia that triggered it toppled the president. good afternoon thanks for joining us here on earth. protesters chanting black lives matter slogans have seized control and barricaded themselves into 6 blocks of central seattle in the united states they're calling that area the capitol hill autonomous and the move came after police had retreated from the neighborhood now hundreds of demonstrators led by the local council have also occupied city hall. the protesters are demanding the resignation because it is bad for the police to be big fund it their main goal is to build a community inside the zone without police some of those holed up inside city hall

matheson in doha the top stories on a police officer in the u.s. cityof atlanta is being fired after the killing of an african-american man police say rashad brooks failed a sobriety test and resisted arrest before being shot dead the incident to spot a new wave of protests a 2nd officer has been placed on administrative leave and a gallacher is monitoring developments from miami. people in atlanta are extremely angry and remember this is a city where just 2 weeks ago 2 young african-american students were violently pulled from their car tasered while they call had its tires ripped open its windows smashed there you've got a situation where 4 officers were fired in all 6 of facing criminal charges but this latest event that happened on friday night as really added fuel to a long burning fire lawyers representing the family of a sean brooks accuse the police of unnecessary use of force and as we are just getting this case the details are just getting more horrific because there were multiple witnesses out there we talked to some witnesses today who said

u.s. cities have seen some of the biggest protests against police brutality and racism since george floyd step 2 weeks ago he of course was in police custody in minneapolis when he was killed his demonstrations were largely peaceful. and anti-racism rallies are spreading across europe in solidarity with those happening in the u.s. over the death of floyd these pictures just in from london where thousands are demonstrating outside the u.s. embassy similar protests are being held in spain italy and belgium. coronavirus news now in the global death toll has now passed 400000 with more than a quarter of those in the united states alone this of course the virus tracker from johns hopkins university a reliable source we used to keep track of the situation but it has to be said even this can only be so accurate because it depends on how countries are reporting numbers. which is something brazil's government stopped doing it says it won't publish its running total of coronavirus deaths and infections cri

city in sydney. in other world news a u.s. navy veteran has arrived in switzerland after being released by iran michael white had been detained since 2018 and this comes a day after any raney and scientists returned to tehran after being freed from a prison in the united states victoria good to be reports. a free man michael white arrived in zurich on his way home to the united states the u.s. navy veteran had been held by iran for almost 2 years i would do want to extend my personal thanks to the president for his efforts both diplomatically and otherwise in making america great again and for what's going to happen here in the future white was released as part of the deal that saw washington free american iranian scientists sirus askari he's now back in tehran iran's foreign minister tweeted that another iranian american baiji to harry had to say be released from u.s. custody to go sharing with the iranians is never a linear process there's a lot of stops and starts you have to be very patient this is a regime that has been t

correspondent in new york and scored against protests against racism and police brutality continue in u.s. cities many of them peaceful but retailers like nike michael kors macy's department store in new york city have all been impacted as protests turned into cases of looting last night give us an idea of what manhattan looks like. god i'm standing here on spring street close to broadway in soho and this is one of the most important shopping areas especially also for high class products here in the city that's where we also saw a lot of looting in the past couple of evenings and everything is bordered up a more valuable stores like apple for example even install 2 layers of what i haven't seen quite as anything quite like it to in my 20 plus years in new york and it's not just big business but it's also small business owners boutiques who really get hurt because they can't open this door set the moment. so retailers are bracing themselves for more protests and potential more that could also lead to a hit in revenues does not have wall street concern. that's what you would guess and the general f

meantime u.s. cities are seeing another side effect of the pandemic kind of gross clog sewers that's because wipes and masks are being flushed down the toilet officials say there have been a 17 ton increase in wipes blocking sewage pipes as a result sanitary overflows in emergency repairs have been pretty commonplace during this pandemic. and let the games begin in las vegas casinos officially reopening doors after being closed now for 2 months hotels and casinos in suburban areas for the 1st to open followed by resorts along the las vegas strip there are big hopes for recovery as the economy suffered a loss of billions of dollars in gambling revenue. and in a move towards healing america's racial divide the governor of the state of virginia is trying to remove. a civil war statue of a confederate general seen as a totem of african-american repression or of pressure rather today's trouble today's troubles over george foy's killings are forcing more and more americans to face the past and the impact it's h

this afternoon the white house press secretary will brief reporters about protests in u.s. cities. you can watch that at 2:00 eastern on c-span or online at c-span.org. listen with the free c-span radio app. tonight, three democrats vying for the party nomination to take out mitch mcconnell join a special addition of kentucky educational television's kentucky tonight program. candidates will discuss their campaign platforms and why they are running. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. on wednesday, former deputy attorney general rod rosen time testified before the senate judiciary committee on the fisa application process used during the fbi investigation into possible ties between the trump campaign and russian officials. the fbi investigation was taken over by special counsel robert mueller who was appointed in 2017. watch live coverage of the hearing beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, on demand at c-span.org or listen live wherever you are on the free c-span radio app. ome on our facebook page as well. we'll start with a column in "the washington post,"

demonstrators a field of park outside police headquarters in the u.s. cityf auto colorado they're protesting against the death of a lodge in mclean a black man who died in police custody last year colorado's governor has promised to reexamine the case with things death is one of many being given renewed attention following the death of george floyd last month and those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's inside story by. the u.s. imposes visa bans on chinese officials in retaliation for beijing his policies in. the un and also call for action to defend human rights in china but will the international pressure lead to change this is its own story. hello welcome to the program on iraq on the united states is taking its 1st steps in response to beijing's national security law the hong kong secretary of state mike pompei it is imposing visa restrictions.

and an unprecedented note minneapolis council votes to disband the u.s. city's police department after george floyd's killing. a protester in brazil where there's an anger about racism and the government's handling of the corona virus outbreak. along canal this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up another record surgeon covert 19 infections doesn't stop india reopening places of worship and shopping malls. and an all nazi submarine base and fountain your life as the world's largest digital space. city councillors in minneapolis a promising to dismantle and rebuild the police department it's a response to the death and custody of george floyd that sparked protests in the u.s. and around the world pedicle had reports. a movement that shows no signs of abating across the united states another day of massive crowds demanding police reform and it appears in some places getting what they want in minneapolis where the killing of george floored an unarmed african-american sparked the protests the city council have pledged to disband the police department and try

scene days of protests against the death of a black man in police custody. 2 police officers in the u.s. city of atlanta that fired for using excessive force during protests police around the car slashed his tires and used the taser to people for dragging them to the ground handcuffing the. journalists covering the anti police brutality protests have increasingly come under attack by police officers themselves even after clearly identifying themselves as journalists in addition to having tear gas fired directly at the crews are getting roughed up wide across the country on sunday a camera man from the b.b.c. was rammed by police outside the white house. reporter with vice filmed this moment where he was forced to the ground and pepper sprayed despite identifying himself repeatedly. police fired pepper balls at this reporter during a live cross in louisville others have been shot at with rubber coated steel bullets photographer linda linda toronto was partially blinded by one while covering protests in minneapolis on friday the same day a teen from c.n.n. was arrested on live television they w

minneapolis is the 1st u.s. city to commit to defunding and dismantling its police force for an floyd's death new york and los angeles have also vowed changes to funding. and he's 5 civilians have died in russian ass trikes on syria a tax targeted rebel held areas in july we're in southern province several other people were injured there the 1st strikes says the russian and turkish ceasefire was agreed on march the 5th the secession followed an escalation of violence that displaced nearly a 1000000 people. the united states and russia have agreed to hold nuclear arms negotiations the u.s. special envoy for arms control says both nuclear powers are settled for a place and date sometime in june china is also be invited to table russia and the u.s. began talks in may to form a pact on the use and control of nuclear weapons the number of corona virus infections around the world is now past 7000000 this graphic from flourish shows how the number of deaths has grown relative to other causes through here initially of little

city. the producers of the u.s. animated series the simpsons say they will no longer use whites actors to voice characters of color the show has faced years of criticism over its portrayal of ethnic minorities including the indian origin convenience store owner who who is voiced by a white actor hank as arya the actor stepped down from the role in january friday's announcement from fox that not say whether the character is would remain in the show. lester spence is professor of political science and africana studies at johns hopkins university he says these developments have created momentum for more political change if you'd asked me if nascar would ban the confederate flag i was like oh hell no no that's not happening and yet yet it's happened so yes it's a testimony to to to political action and activism in crisis well we're in the middle of political struggle right now we've been in the middle global struggle for a little bit but we're in political struggle with a tendency that arguably is in this death throes a

stamp out the violence nationwide protests and it has been yet another night of demonstrations in u.s. city's times turning violent against police brutality. santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera we're also tracking the iranian scientist who was jailed in the u.s. since 2017 he is now on his way home and also how mounting medical waste in bangladesh made worse by the pandemic is creating another threat to people's health . president on the drums threatening to deploy the army of state governors don't end the violence during some parts some protests over the death of george floyd remember he died in police custody in minneapolis a week ago now in washington d.c. police forcibly cleared a peaceful protesters near the white house so that donald trump could visit a church mike hanna has the full story. a peaceful protest outside the white house is dispersed forcibly by. tear gas rubber coated steel bullets sense down grenades are used to force the demonstrators further away a few minutes later the reason becomes clear in a display of pure political theater the president and

is outraged at the verdict and has demanded his release large crowds to protest it in the u.s. city of atlanta after the shooting of a black man by a police officer ray should brooks was shot dead after a confrontation with the police outside a fast food restaurant on friday in the last hour his family spoke of their loss and they called for justice not only was he a good day. he was a loving husband caring brother and most importantly to me uncle actually depend on . the silly the brightest smile and the biggest heart and love today since we were kids. me imago are both 27 years of age 27 years of age. no one walking this great earth expects to be shot and killed like shreyas in the street for bomb the sleep in the drive through at least 40000000 soldiers have been killed and dozens of missing after an ambush by an armed group the attack happened in the village of goma cora close to the border with mauritania on sunday. a prominent journalist and a colleague have been convicted of libel in the philippines maria ressa denies the charges over an article published on rappler news webs

the death of a black man of the hands of police of the u.s. city of atlanta is being treated as a homicide the killing of rae shot brooks on friday has again fueled tensions of the police brutality and spot new protests across the country. turkey has launched a military operation against kurdish targets in northern iraq war planes have struck the candle mountains targeting separatist fighters from the kurdistan workers' party or p k k india plans to convert 500 railway coaches into makeshift hospitals after a surge in new coronavirus cases led to a shortage of beds in the capital the country reported another record jump in new infections on sunday the new carriages will increase new delhi's capacity by 8000 beds. thousands of marched in the brazilian city of san paolo to denounce the government's handling of the pandemic brazil as the 2nd number of cope with 19 deaths worldwide with more than 43000. despite the rising number of deaths and infections president jaya both tomorrow continues to downplay the outbreak insisting lockdowns understructure s

see days of protests against the death of a black man in police custody. 2 police officers in the u.s. city of atlanta georgia oakland fired for accusing excessive force during protests police on to the car slashed its tires and used to taser 2 people before drinking them to the ground and coughing and. it's now merged that u.s. president donald trump was taken to the bunker in the white house as protest raged outside trumpet's claim the far right the far left i'm sorry group not a cent for the violence some protests. in libya there's a new battle underway south of tripoli fighters loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar are now in control of the town of a sabah which is just kilometers away from an important supply line local sources are told out a 0 that a drone up to $25.00 armed vehicles or part of the offensive situation on the ground is still fluid it comes as half 1000 fighters were forced to retreat from areas near the capital's airport on sunday china has reportedly asked did state owned companies to stop buying soybeans and pork from the united states it appears to be further retaliat

military to bring peace to u.s. cities more than $9000.00 protesters have been arrested across several cities in the u.s. defying curfews to take a stand for change. another standoff between police and protesters. 'd on. both ends of new york's manhattan bridge temporarily blocked by police after the 8 pm curfew kicks in the defiant crowds trapped until the brooklyn side of the bridge is reopened for the forthcoming book the scoop of. the truth over the top of the 67 joint book you. mom. others to defy new york's curfew marching through the city to protest at the death of george floyd an african-american at the hands of police most were peaceful but there were reports of violence including by some police officers. grabbed innocent people for no reason i just cited lady cop and unfortunately the ground this do was a user journalist and a press does a press pass and a person to the ground. president trump has threatened to deploy the military and has already called up more than $20000.00 national guard troops. it's a move th

thank you for joining us protests have broken out in the u.s. city of atlanta after the police killing of another black man on friday brokes was shot by officers after a struggle at a fast food restaurant which was later set on fire by protesters but he say brooks who had fallen asleep in his car in the drive through failed a sobriety test and resisted arrest one police officer involved in the incident has been fired and atlantis police chief has resigned and he gallagher has a details. facing off against riot police setting cars on fire and blocking roads protesters in atlanta gather close to where a short brooks died on friday night the 27 year old father of 3 was reported for being asleep in his car at this fast food drive through officers say mr brooks was drunk following a violent struggle with mr brooks it's alleged the 27 year old to the police tasered and turned on the offices he was then shot and later died in hospital i don't know how to do this. listen never knew i was going to do these. i'll bust this all in the arm for the whole josh flo

the death of a black man at the hands of police in the u.s. city of atlanta has been treated as a homicide and autopsy has revealed 27 year old rae sharp brokes died from 2 gunshot wounds to the back after a struggle with officers on friday the killing has sparked more protests over police brutality and gallacher reports after a weekend of protests following the death of rae short brooks the restaurant where he died is now a symbol of this nation's racial tensions it's being cleaned up now but the anger here hasn't subsided the 27 year old father of 3 was shot and killed by police on friday following a struggle with 2 officers. as he fled mr brooks was shot and later died on saturday night the restaurant was set ablaze and city leaders condemned the police's use of deadly force his children will continue to grow up for the rest of their life without a father now we can't we can't magically make ryszard brooks reappear this building we can build this building this wendy's back up we can fall in insurance claim to ensure that this building is built b

meantime u.s. cities are seeing another side effect of the pandemic and its kind of gross sewers that's because wipes and masks are being flushed down the toilet officials say there's been a 17 ton increase in wipes blocking sewage pipes as a result sanitary overflows and emergency repairs have been pretty commonplace during this pandemic. are let the games begin in las vegas casinos officially opened up their doors after being shut down for more than 2 months hotel casinos in the suburban areas were the 1st open followed by resorts along the las vegas strip there is hope for recovery as the economy suffered a loss of billions of dollars in gambling rights. and other games regina hamm over the sports h.q. we're going to the n.f.l. has come under fire again for seemingly reversing their stance on social justice issues now there's a certain quarterback getting some heat the n.f.l. is not very good at just sticking to one decision and athletes across the n.f.l. have spoken out supporting the protesters anger

protests hammer u.s. cities nationwide for a seventh straight night. president trump threatens to deploy the military to end what he calls the lawlessness in the streets. u.s. futures slipped as new york goes under curfew for the first time in over 70 years. as we pointing higher said. the u.k. virus infection rate falling to its lowest since march. and a second wave of stimulus cannot hurt. angela merkel looks to broker a deal on a stimulus package with 100 billion euros here as the u.k. chancellor plans to -- prepares plans to bolster growth after emergency support is withdrawn there. we are just under one hour away from the cash equity trade here across europe. let's take a look at futures, keeping in mind that the german dax was closed yesterday. it is up about .5% in terms of futures. euro stoxx 50 futures, the 6%.chmark up . ftse futures up .4%. they have been positive just about one hour ago, at least partially. now -- mastec futures are still keeping their heads above water. we are seeing s&p and dow futures down .1% 2.2%. tot are we seeing -- .

live there from the protest in new york many thanks indeed to kristen. 6 police officers in the u.s. city of atlanta been charged with aggravated assault for using excessive force during a protest on saturday bodycount footage captured them dragging a fair of college students from a car and tasing them throughout the incident the students can be heard asking what's going on both of the offices of been released on bail. weather update next here on our syrup then leaving on a jet plane or perhaps not as the boss of qatar airways tells al-jazeera to take years before the industry gets back to normal. it's a bubble and some of us describe how the coronavirus is eating into a vital crunch call. hello the same very warm in fact even hot across areas of the middle east and touches all set in the next few days we have been very calming down of course from the north but look at this that's right wednesday 46 in baghdad 47 celsius in kuwait a 45 in doha it is dry say the breeze is very likely going to shot across areas of turkey and we're still watching this system here wednesday and thursday this

black lives matter demonstrators have held a silent march in the u.s. city of seattle they've turned part of the city including a police station into a police free zone and a u.s. charge on friday ordered police to stop using tear gas and pepper spray against peaceful protesters president trump is calling anti racism demonstrators and i kist and has threatened to intervene. america has been gripped by extraordinary unrest since the death of an unarmed black man george floyd he died during a police arrest in minneapolis last month straight protests in seattle have remained largely peaceful so far the mayor says an intervention from president trump would be illegal. they're calling it the capitol hill autonomous zone in seattle streets remade into a protest camp. there have been speeches concerts and film screenings volunteer medics are on hand and restaurants have donated food and a memorial pays tribute to george floyd and other black fick timbs of police brutality this is why the protesters are here. i want my son to see that everybody you know out here hea

he said over here in doha with the top stories from al-jazeera to police officers in the u.s. city of atlanta been fired for using excessive force during protests over the death of george floyd he was a black man who died whilst in police custody last week may have been protests across the country for a 6th night's is rob reynolds. police misconduct amid nationwide protests all police misconduct here police in riot gear surround a car with 2 young black people inside one slashes a tire.

the death of a black american man following a struggle with police in the u.s. city of atlanta is now being treated as a homicide the killing of rachel brooks has again fueled tensions over police brutality and sparked new protests over an issue that's been in the spotlight since the death of george floyd and minneapolis 3 weeks ago well we can now speak to andy gallagher our correspondent who's been watching developments for us from miami and i see we've now heard from the medical examiner even more details that will likely only escalate tensions father. yeah i mean the swiftness in which this medical examiner's office has acted is pretty unprecedented it's pretty unusual for them to come out with a conclusion like this so quickly remember mr brooks was killed on friday night after police were called to a drive in restaurant in atlanta let's just see how people are reacting and how things are unfolding across the united states after a weekend of protests following the death of racial brook's the restaurant where he died is now a symbol of this nation's racial tensio