To open up. And the french Football Club, nice is forced to close part of its grounds after a Mass Brawl Inlvolving players and supporters. Hello and thanks forjoining us. Diplomatic pressure is building to try to extend the August 31st deadline for foreign troops to leave afghanistan. Britain, france and germany want more time to allow people to be airlifted to safety. The United States says it hasnt ruled out troops staying a little longer. The issue will be the main point of discussion at a Virtual G Seven Summit later on tuesday. But the taliban are hostile to the idea saying it would breach a previous agreement. This report from kabul is by secunder kermani. Its crowded, filthy and baking hot. But desperate afghans keep coming to kabul airport. So many children in such a terrible place. This woman worked alongside german forces. She has documents proving it but no permission to travel. Ive been here with my kids for the past five days, waiting for the soldiers to look at my papers
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Pavement and officer can sat on mr floyd s waste area and he pulled his feet down. You can even see mr floyd trying to put his feet up. Everybody knows that fear when you all of a sudden realised you re having trouble breathing. If inmates. We want to survive. We know we have to breathe. As an automatic reaction when you begin to feel like that is threatened. And you can see mr floyd going through that. He tries to pull his feet up. But he is held down by the three officers while officer tyler is looking out and goes to keep the people who want to help her way. He is placed facedown on the pavement so harshly that it rubs the skin of his face. He had injuries to his face from being facedown on their pavement. He had injuries to his knuckles from trying to lift himself up. And he is telling officer derek chavin that he can t breathe. I am dying. And derek chavin s response was yes. And all this time can you imagine what george floyd is going through. Really try to appreciate what he is
sweeps through europe. and as the travel rules change we ll look at whether people in the uk are likely or not to be going on european summer holidays. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we start in the us wherejoe biden has urged swift action on gun control after a mass shooting in colorado. ten people were killed including a police officer at a supermarket in the city of boulder, 50 kilometers northwest of the state capital denver. this is footage from the scene. police say the alleged gunman who was led away in handcuffs without a shirt or shoes on was carrying an assault rifle, a handgun and a tactical vest. he s been charged with ten counts of murder and is now in custody. the boulder chief of police gave this update. regarding the suspect, at approximately 2:40pm on monday, march 22, officers were dispatched to king soopers on table mesa drive. officers arrived on the same within minutes and immediately entered the store and eng
tonight at 10 a day of reflection and remembrance a year after the first lockdown was declared across the united kingdom. candles lit up doorsteps tonight as people paid their respects to all those who have lost their lives. a minute s silence at midday frontline workers among the thousands who paused as the prime minister thanked people for their response to the virus. for month after month, our collective fight against coronavirus was like fighting in the dark against a callous and invisible enemy, until science helped us to turn the lights on and to gain the upper hand. also on the programme tonight. a £5,000 fine is set to be introduced for anyone in england travelling abroad without a reasonable excuse. scotland s first minister survives a vote of no confidence it comes after a parliamentary committee said she had misled them. tens of thousands are left homeless after fire sweeps through a vast refugee camp in bangladesh. and a look back on a year of lockdown for