Denied bail despite claiming his health is at risk from coronavirus we hear from a former u. N. Expert on detention. Welcome to r. C. U. K. The Prime Minister and Opposition Leader have clashed over the governments approach to corona Virus Testing thats as the government of buying 3500000 test kits to combat the spread of the virus a shot and was dashed he joins me with more on this hi there shabbiest so some difficult times today yes absolutely some very difficult times and we have just got this Daily Press Briefing right now we can hear from the Prime Minister. Thank you joining us for these Daily Briefing on credit cards. Id like to update you on the governments plan to defeat the virus and only the latest developments. Im joined once again by our chief medical officer professor chris wheat and sheep saw the goodbye this backgrounds. Grew very beginning of this crisis cycle of the price of a brutal beating scientists to defeat crude barbarous by taking the right measures at the righ
Nations first execution of t te year, we look at a new feature filmlm starring Alfre Woodard tt examines the death p penalty frm the perspective of the executioners as well as the condemned. We will speak to the films director, the gegerianamericann writiterdirector chininonye ch. Then to always inin season. Lynching, for more than a century, was the ultimate tool of racial terrorism. It was the way on a continuum of tactics to maintain white supremacy. It was a wayay to keep black people policing themselves. It was the ultimate e terrorism. Amy as we mark the beginning of black history month, we turn now we turn to a disturbing new documentary that centers on the death of lennon lacy, a 17yearold africanamerican student who was fofound hangingn 2014 from a swingsgset in a lare white trailer park in North Carolina. We will speak to lacys mother, as well as the director of jacqueline olive. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace rep
Nations first execution of t te year, we look at a new feature filmlm starring Alfre Woodard tt examines the death p penalty frm the perspective of the executioners as well as the condemned. We will speak to the films director, the gegerianamericann writiterdirector chininonye ch. Then to always inin season. Lynching, for more than a century, was the ultimate tool of racial terrorism. It was the way on a continuum of tactics to maintain white supremacy. It was a wayay to keep black people policing themselves. It was the ultimate e terrorism. Amy as we mark the beginning of black history month, we turn now we turn to a disturbing new documentary that centers on the death of lennon lacy, a 17yearold africanamerican student who was fofound hangingn 2014 from a swingsgset in a lare white trailer park in North Carolina. We will speak to lacys mother, as well as the director of jacqueline olive. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace rep
we are doing that to the best of our ability. there are clues but again, i m not at liberty to say exactly all that contains right now. reporter: police are leaning on neighboring authorities, including upper darby and southwest detectives to solve the crime. it s very upsetting and i guess a sign of the times that you try to do the best you can to tamp down violence and especially gun violence. reporter: thomas childs was to deliver cleaning supplies to new york like he did each day. we did reach out to his family this afternoon but they did not wish to speak with us. so far we found no sign of any surveillance video here at this old warehouse. of course we will let you know through police if that changes. i m cydney long, nbc 10 news. police are looking for the driver who ran over a popular local actor and playwright after he left the center city theater. the actor lost his leg in that hit and run. investigators say a passerby found michael toner severely injured
latest on that decision. that follows a three month investigation. danielle? reporter: parts of this main strip here in ferguson are still on fire this morning. it seemed like in a matter every minutes peaceful protests gave way to violence overnight. police say they were hit with rocks, and bricks, and batteries, reporters took cover from gunfire, protesters were met with smoke and tear gas. police say, they made at least 29 arrests so far. but they re also report that there was no loss of life, they say, that was their goal. and all of this is happening after days and weeks of law enforcement, local community leaders, asking the public to protest peacefully, following the grand jury s decision. the faa also had to restrict air space over ferguson, because of the violence, and that affected flights trying to lands at the st. louis airport. live in ferguson, missouri, danielle nottingham, now, back to you. danielle, thank you so. by the way brown s family has released a s