against anybody for shooting briana taylor the only charges that were levied 'd were against a single officer for reckless endangerment of an officer who was charged because he fired into neighboring apartments seemingly indiscriminately and they were there was a family of 3 a white family and van is the basis for those 3 reckless endangerment charges so a lot of passion there and the crowd of course here is very receptive they say they're going to continue to bring flowers to brianna taylor's memorial here they will keep chanting her name in the streets but until someone actually pays for that they say they will remain out here and as you can see there are people here bringing their children this is a fairly safe place during the day and even during the evening what we have seen is that it hasn't been terribly violent events different from what we've seen in places like minneapolis minnesota where george floyd was killed and commotion wisconsin where jacob blake was shot and paralyzed by police in those places we saw a lot of burning some looting and in here there were certain attemp

any police officer linked to the death of briana taylor. well it is true that brenda taylor's family received $12000000.00 in a civil settlement so you would think that someone will be held would be held responsible but no one is being charged we did shooting a briana taylor and we're told by the prosecutors that is because those officers believe that they were responding in defense of their own lives because brooke brianna taylor's boyfriend was in the apartment at the time something officers apparently didn't know when they came to serve a warrant there and after he shot at what he thought were intruders officers fired back a number of shots into that apartment killing briana taylor almost instantly and then the reason one officer was charged with wanton recklessness was that apparently he fired into a neighboring apartment where 3 people lived and that's the basis of those 3 charges but so far those are the only charges we have there's a federal investigation we'll see if charges come out of that but the people in the street are not happ

taylor taylor a black medical worker shot in her own home during a raid in march became a symbol for the blacklegs matter misspent. i. was 5 i. buy 5. a state of emergency has been declared in louisville as the authorities confront protesters. several were arrested. on here because i think it's you know it's not right to filter and i have no repercussions for going to sleep when i 1st found out about it i just felt like the city of little city i. grew up in phil black woman the phil black woman miserably. it's spoke all across the nation. demonstrations have been held across cities including new york chicago and atlanta as protesters demand justice for what they call unwarranted police violence. well our correspondent stefan simons is standing by for us in louisville kentucky she found the protests are being held in cities across the u.s. but your in taylor's home town where she was killed what's been happening there. you know looking behind me you wouldn't believe what was the picture here just hours ago now we're here at the impromptu memorial or vigil for reality are here at the j

for the death of briana taylor shot in her own home. although that family was paid $12000000.00 by the city of louisville nobody has been charged with that he says that's not justice he says he wants this movement to continue he wants this moment in the street to become a movement he says it's very important that on election day people vote he says it's also important who succeeds justice ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court this is a little of what ben crump had to say we have to transform the protests it's a policy so we can properly respect the legacy briana taylor that legacy of george floor that the legacy of. that legacy traceroute pellerin in lafayette louisiana the legacy. kids who was killed in los angeles california and now these they've been on michonne it happened within this 6 month pandemic in america seem like everything shut down except racism and discrimination so we have to fight to preserve the negativity of those who have been justifiably killed by the people who were supposed to protect and serve the. so we were

taylor. unarmed taylor says al jazeera live from london also coming up a long awaited overhaul of e.u. migration and asylum rules mandatory refugee quotas are out but each country will be expected to share the burden. calls for a campaign of civil disobedience in better reuss not alexander nuka is sworn in for a 6th term. and discharge from a german hospital russian opposition leader and explain about it says he still faces a long road to recovery. or a grand jury in the u.s. has charged one police officer in connection with the raid that resulted in the fatal shooting of brianna taylor the 26 year old was shot multiple times at her home in louisville kentucky in march her death and that of george troy it led to widespread anti racism and police brutality protests across the country the mayor of louisville has announced a 72 hour curfew with protesters already gathering in the city center they want all 3 officers involved to be arrested and charged kentucky's attorney general daniel cameron s

is the naming of the charges that don't even mention briana taylor's name it's not just it is not justice kentucky's attorney general announced 3 charges of reckless endangerment against brett hankerson one of 3 officers who fired into the home of briana taylor in march she died seconds later there's no doubt that this is a gut wrenching emotional case and the pain that many people are feeling is understandable i deeply care about the value and sanctity of human life deserves protection and in this case a human life was lost. we cannot forget that the charges were for firing into the neighboring home of a white family of 3 not for the shooting of taylor the officer who fired the fatal shots was not charged. he said enough. that's not enough taylor died after police firing their weapons stormed her apartment in march carrying out a no knock warrant for evidence against a friend of taylor's her boyfriend kenneth walker says that moments before they entered he had fired a shot through the door at what he thought were intruders taylor's family had hoped for murder charges the charges should h

crews were using a pressure washer to erase a large message that read justice for briana taylor. dozens of other tags denounced police vandalism was minimal, although a large plate glass window was smashed on city hall's rotunda and knowledge ing the activists right to protest peacefully but denouncing the vandalism was mayor sam liccardo. >>everyone has an opportunity to express themselves. next the size of first amendment rights but as soon as there's broken glass as their stand a listen as soon as there's any threat of harm to a person. we're not going tolerate protesters also vented their anguish and downtown san jose's controversial thomas statue, it was set on fire talent to raise the american flag over san jose back in 1846. >>for california was still part of mexico. a former mayor of san jose fallon was guilty of atrocities against mexican and indigenous peoples says brody story of the activist group hero tent it should be anywhere is to be in a museum and it should have the true history of of. >>thomas phones saying what he did. to mexican and indigenous people. give the

taylor's but one of those struck briana taylor and despite the fact that her boyfriend had. a legally registered weapon this suggestion is that it would be very difficult to convict the officers in this case there are 3 who potentially face charges and the whole reason for this search way back in march is that her former friend and possibly a boyfriend depending on whom you talk to. listed that as a previous address he was in jail the swat team had come there to see if there was any drug paraphernalia or money or something that they could use to help convict him but bring on a taylor and her family maintain that she was entirely innocent in this in fact the city of louisville has already agreed to a massive payment which according to some sources totals $12000000.00 so today we're going to hear whether any of those officers has been charged this case was energized in may after the death of george floyd under the knee of a police officer in minneapolis and there have been protests in the streets here most of them peaceful some of them not and that is what the city is worried

neighbors lives matter more then briana taylor's life. >>and now outrage over what happened today sparking protests tonight all the way from louisville where a curfew is now in effect. >>the right here in the bay area. >>good evening, everybody thanks for being with us on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis prosecutors say the officers who fired their weapons at brianna taylor were justified in using force to protect themselves when they were shot at while serving a no knock warrant. a curfew is currently in effect in louisville, kentucky until 6.30 in the morning. >>it will remain in place for the next 3 days this is video from a a short time ago people not obeying the curfew and for now police not enforcing the curfew demonstrators have been swarming the streets all day after the announcement angered and outraged that no charges were filed connected to briana taylor's death. this video shows protesters this afternoon face to face with officers in riot gear. those officers firing flash bangs to clear streets a

struck the fatal blow temp briana taylor. i mean the whole thing is just a not well done it seems to have an appearance propriety i mean even the fact that the attorney general took it over from the louisville district attorney to initiate the prosecution is troubling because i mean there are political overtones this particular deputy attorney general is one of the people on president trump's list to replay throughs bader ginsburg. so you know his republican there definitely are political overtones to this trump has him praise for our he's handled this and good prosecutor easily could have presented sufficient evidence to at the very least how the grand jury returned an indictment or manslaughter negligent homicide implied malice murder or even in this case, reckless endangerment with a firearm and the other thing is yes isn't about money, but it's a super low level felony. the arrest warrant issued by the jury to give you a sense of how low level what is was only $15,000 and officer fired officers already been. >>you know bo

taylor but authorities insist no rules were broken during the death of briana taylor. the man picked to be lebanon's next prime minister has resigned less than a month into the job the stuff of a deed says he hasn't been able to form a government of specialists in a country where power is shares alone satang in lines sends lebanon back to square one in its search for a new stable governments as saying 100 reports from beirut's. it's been almost a month since most of our a db was designated prime minister his job was to form a government independent of party loyalists after the previous cabinet resigned following the devastating explosion at the port of beirut last month it's not easy in lebanon where the same political elite accused of pushing the country to near bankruptcy have been in power for decades i realise that the agreement on the basis i accepted this national mission during this difficult time of lebanon's history no longer exists as well as that the government line up with the specific ations that i put. a devious mission was supported by france which has b

s black policy project he says the american legal system has failed briana taylor and her family. it's a tragic day it's a failure of the criminal legal system and unfortunately it's not all that surprising we have a long history of failing officers accountable when things like this happen there's a number of different things that have been changed in the situation to prevent this from happening it's a tragedy and we should all mourn detain the family i think people have a right to bear arms i think they were serving a no knock warrant there shouldn't be any things no knock warrants especially based on evidence gained by a special unit of the police department that hyper polices specific part of our community our porous our black is part of the community there's a lot of questions here that need to be unraveled about our system before we get that just we deserve but when it comes to accountability i think we failed today i think we failed to take the family and i think we could have done better i think there's been a number of progressive piece of legislation across the country i

taylor but authorities insist no rules were broken during the death of briana taylor. siddons leaders are holding a 3 day conference to figure out a way to solve the economic crisis devastating floods and the coronavirus pandemic have compounded the problems caused by use of u.s. sanctions have been morgan as the reports. facing rising inflation and a currency that's lost have its value in the past month alone sudan's transitional government launched talks aimed at resolving the country's troubled economy. well it is our economy has been deteriorating for years and it's reached its peak now citizens are bearing more than they can which forces us even though we're late in doing it to look for sustainable solutions at home. abroad at home we need to know the causes of the economic crisis because we're still trying to figure out of the problem is structural or administrative it was a shortage of fuel bread and high inflation that triggered protests in 2018 that led to the overthrow of sudan's president a few months later and it's these very same issues along with the cont

those we talk to say it's a small price to pay for demanding justice for briana taylor and the other black americans who suffered and died at the hands of police was it worth it yes yeah like. everyone we go to jail and off to the side brianna to go the lawyer for brianna taylor's family tells al jazeera that while those protesters are paying a price the officers who gunned down in her home are not the only charges 3 counts of wanton endangerment against one officer for firing into the neighboring apartment of a white family in that justice route of tayla family certainly doesn't think it's just as the people marching in protest and all across america certainly doesn't think is justice. what happened here has resonated across the u.s. parking protests from portland to colorado to chicago and washington d.c. most were passionate but peaceful but in louisville police charged one protester lorenzo johnson with assault and wanton endangerment for allegedly shooting 2 police officers both now recovering at the briana taylor memorial people still come to leave flowers and in the street the

taylor the 26 year old health worker was shot dead by officers during a raid on her part. in spain times coronavirus restrictions in the capital in the dritte as infections and cries nationwide but critics say the new measures unfairly stigmatized all people plus. she was known for her black clothes an incredible voice juliet like the french singer and cultural icon died at the age of $93.00. i'm rebecca has welcome to the program we begin with breaking news hong kong democracy activist joshua wall has been arrested while shown here at a court appearance on wednesday there. this was taken into custody for joining a demonstration last october the 23 year old came to international prominence as attain age protest later he was barred from running in district elections last year he's the most high for a high profile campaign and detained since media tycoon jimmy lie was arrested last month. i'm joined now by phebe kong in hong kong fabian what happened to josh where wall why has he been arrested. what just all is a rest for lashley participating in an unauthorized assembly mos

taylor. on our intake of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up a long awaited overhaul of e.u. migration and asylum rules mandatory refugee quotas out but each country will be expected to share the burden.

seeking justice for briana taylor protesters out again in the u.s. as 3 policemen escaped challenges over. a live from doha also coming up raising doubts about a peaceful transfer of power present donald trump won't say if he'll accept november's election results if he loses. more protests in thailand where students are keeping up the pressure on the government calling for a new constitution. mozambique asked for help to fight armed groups who forced tens of thousands of people from their homes. by police inside her own home galvanized demands for police reform across the u.s. but 6 months on from the killing of briana taylor protesters are coming out again 3 police officers from louisville kentucky will not be charged over her death a decision that sparked outrage. protests began within hours of the decision in cities from new york to washington d.c. and los angeles the black medical worker was shot dead in march when police opened fire as they raided her apartment only one of 3 officers will face any action for 3 counts of endangering taylor's neig

so there really has been no charge it's directly related to briana taylor. and bellows felisa cracking down again on protesters in maine ski using water cannon to clear them and detaining others this happened only hours after alexander lukashenko or so on and us president in a surprise ceremony there's been ongoing unrest since he claimed victory in last month's disputed election the european union is proposing an overhaul to the way its members deal with incoming refugees and migrants it would say tighter border controls a streamlined process for asylum seekers who are rejected and require each country to whole set least some refugees. anti-government protesters in egypt are back on the streets for a 4th night despite a mass crackdown on dissent that has led to the arrests of 300 people demonstrators a calling to present. to step down the united nations says politicians in south sudan have embezzled more than $36000000.00 in state funds the allegations come after presence of a care fide the finance minister the heads of the tax collection firm and the natio

briana taylor. mike hanna is live for us in washington d.c. this is much more than just the money that is being paid to the families and i'm like indeed yes it is a reform to a degree of the police department as well being announced alongside that huge settlement a record settlement for kentucky and what the police are doing or what the mayor is pledging to do is among other steps to offer subsidized housing to police officers in low income areas so they can establish their homes their become a greater part of the community also a tad has been in recent months there's been a complete end to no knock warrants now these are weren't certain normally used in drug related arrests where the police simply storm down or beat down the door of a house or an apartment in order that whoever's inside cannot get rid of any illegal material but this has not been put to an end the no knock warrants have also been stopped in a number of other cities but certainly overall it is a more significant move than we've seen in a lot of other cities where african ameri

taylor taylor a black medical worker shot in her own home during a raid in march became a symbol for the black placemats or myth meant. i. was or was. or was. a state of emergency has been declared in louisville as the authorities confront protesters. several were arrested. so i'm here. because i think it's you know it's not right to kill her and i have no repercussions for doing this again when i 1st found out about it i just felt like the city of little city i grew up in filth black women today they felt like women miserably and it spoke all across the nation in. the. demonstrations have been held across cities including new york chicago and atlanta as protesters demand justice for what they call on warranted to police violence. and they want to buy and the idea is that in louisville and he filed this report excellent question and i don't have an easy or simple answer for you because i don't know the law experts don't know the attorney of the taylor family it doesn't really know and have to succumb to saying like this is a total disgrace this decision the attorney general of the st

city of louisville is to pay $12000000.00 to the family of briana taylor months after the black health care worker was killed in our home by police. the white house approves a disaster declaration for oregon where several wildfires are burning out of control. and scientists want to keep the antarctic glass here is a breaking free threatening a large scale rise in sea levels. the united arab emirates and baccarin have both signed u.s. brokered deals to normalize ties with israel it's been described as a betrayal by the palestinians but donald trump says it represents the dawn of a new middle east and predicted more countries will follow the move white house correspondent kimberly hauck of reports. it's not the. peace deal of the century between israelis and palestinians still u.s. president donald trump hailed the signing of the abraham accords at the white house as an historic day after decades of division and conflict we marked the dawn of a new middle east. the agreement signed between israel the united arab emirates and bahrain formalizes relationships already in place but now inclu

taylor but authorities insist no rules were broken during the death of briana taylor. at least 16 minors have been killed in china southwestern city of chong ching a rescue operation was launched the same dozens of workers trapped after a fire broke out in the mine it's believed they suffered carbon monoxide poisoning . so than the desire holding a 3 day conference to figure out a way to solve the economic crisis devastating floods than the crown a virus pandemic compounded problems caused by years of u.s. sanctions hit morgan reports. facing rising inflation and a currency that's lost have its value in the past month alone sudan's transitional government launched talks aimed at resolving the country's troubled economy. although. our economy has been deteriorating for years and it's reached its peak now citizens are bearing more than they can which forces us even though we're late in doing it to look for sustainable solutions at home and abroad at home we need to know the causes of the economic crisis because we're still trying to figure out of the problem is structura

>>well some of the most violent protests last night took place in briana taylor's hometown of louisville, kentucky. we have video of the scene as it played out overnight. we know the 2 officers are recovering this morning after being shot during these protests that shooting happened about a mile away from where the majority the protesters had gathered and those officers are expected to survive. but obviously a very tense scene, we know one person is in custody for that shooting and we saw bay area protest as well let's go to conference reyna harvey she is with the latest in san jose where there was a demonstration rana. >>yeah good morning, you know brianna taylor stories resonated with so many people here in the bay area. there's not a city that i haven't been to across the bay where you haven't seen brianna taylor's face or her name or acted somewhere in that city and so a lot of people were invested in yesterday's decision and disappointed at what they said yesterday. so that's why you saw so many different protests across the bear including here in san jose right in front of city hal

taylor but authorities insist no rules were broken during the death of briana taylor. still ahead on al-jazeera sudan's new government looks for ways out of an economic crisis made worse by the pandemic and devastating floods. that are very unsettled picture across europe the definitely fading and looking like all some planes you can see has some very strong winds and thunderstorms even some snow but there is also some sunshine across into the south of turkey people enjoying some tired lining but of course the says being coming down a little line. of the outside this is looks like close to innsbruck meanwhile dark clouds gathering across germany some very heavy rain there for the next couple of days and strong winds really bashing the ways here in the north of a space now as we go through sunday conditions will clear across the southwest the winds are still fairly strong but really it's about the rain very heavy across france and then look at this mass here and i have low precious and strong winds but some particularly heavy amounts of rain this could well lead to floo

say her name briana taylor we've seen elected leaders activists athletes and entertainers take to the streets wear masks emblazoned with brianna taylor's name take to twitter book allies in the need for police reforms and calling which are just meanwhile keeping briana taylor's name alive they've created means and videos to remind people that 6 months after the death of unarmed young black 1st responder who died at the hands of police her murderers had yet to face criminal penalty how in america under the backdrop of covert 19 could a 1st responder emergency medical technician awarded by the state of kentucky and her hometown die and nary a charge for her murderers. well that all changed today. 3 counts of wanting in danger it were announced this afternoon these charges arguably fall below what was legally possible the charges don't even attempt to address the murder of brianna taylor at all there are no homicide charges and only one officer was charge leaving the other 2 completely free of recourse for their actions and just an f y i the maximum punishment for one ton and dangerman i

taylor a black woman who was shot in her own apartment by plainclothes police in march has become an important symbol for the black lives matter movement protesters are calling for an end to what they say is unjustified police violence. shots fired against police in louisville. 7 right there. as they were deploying to get what was going on at 1st and broadway shots ring out and 2 of our officers shot both officers are currently undergoing treatment university hospital. one is in alert in stable the other officers currently undergoing surgery in stable we do have one suspect in custody. the officers were shot. string protests ignited by a grand jury decision that 2 white police officers will not be charged over the death of briana taylor taylor a black medical worker shot in her own home during a raid in march became a symbol for the black slaves matter misspent. i. was 555. 55. a state of emergency has been declared in louisville as the authorities confront protesters. several were arrested and. i'm here because i think it's you know it's not right to kill her and i have no repercuss

police for briana taylor's death of protesters took to the streets there. >>yeah, the police chief in louisville tonight said 2 of his officers were shot and injured during demonstrations tonight. they're both in stable condition. people of course expressing anger over the killings of black people in the hands of police news nation reporter nichole berlie has the latest now from louisville. >>an update about an hour ago from louisville police concerning 2 officers shot tonight, we know that one person is in custody. as of right now we still do not know the identity of that person in custody, nor of the officer shot we do know that currently one of the officers is in surgery. the other officer is said to be stable. we are told that both officers have non life threatening injuries, they are expected to survive now some details surrounding that shooting we can give you during the update police told us that it happened as they were dispersing crowds ahead of the 9 o'clock curfew that curfew went into effect at 9 o'clock local time here in louisville police were

the bullets going there but not for the bullets going into briana taylor's body underscores what i have said many times we seem to have 2 justice systems in america one for black america and war for white america. inspector general antonio terrorist says the world has failed when it comes to cave in 19 blaming a lack of preparedness cooperation and unity in speaking at the united nations general assembly which is being held virtually this year because of the coronavirus during a security council session the us russia and china clashed over responsibility for the pandemic if someone should be held accountable if you should be appealing u.s. politicians themselves. the you are through to understand that believe me are because we are not solve its own problems. the number of americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits last week unexpectedly increased suggesting the economic recovery from the coven 19 pandemic is running out of steam amid diminishing government funding according to thursday's labor department report claims increased 287-0000 last week from 866008 week earlier the

briana taylor. you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters in doha in derry navigator also coming up as americans more and justice ruth bader ginsburg president trump refuses to commit to a peaceful transfer of power and stresses the importance of her supreme court replacements. security forces suppress more protests and by the roosts as the embattled president is sworn in in a secret ceremony. we all share the benefits we all share the burden the european union unveils a new refugee policy as leaders admit the block's asylum process isn't working. hello 2 police officers have been shot in the u.s. city of louisville during protests against the grand jury's decision not to charge any officers for killing black women brianna taylor the jury indicted one of the 3

taylor so it could be simply the preparation. of that raid that caused the city to pay that $12000000.00 but it does seem strange that absolutely no one has been charged with the wrongful death of briana taylor thank you very much for that john hendren with the natives saying from retail in kentucky. in other news the u.s. president has again refused to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses this year's election and has suggested that the results could end up before the supreme court donald trump will visit the court on thursday to pay his respects to justice ruth bader ginsburg who died on friday she reports from washington. hearing in a short private ceremony in the great hall of the u.s. supreme court the chief justice paid tribute to ruth bader ginsburg noting the cheater originally hoped for a life in music she was not an opera star but she found her stage right behind me in our court room. there she won famous victories that helped move our nation closer to equal justice under law to the extent that women are no

taylor but authorities insist no rules were broken during the death of briana taylor. the foreign minister has blamed western countries for weeks on thai government demonstrations following an example of the shank this controversial reelection that of me and my cake told the u.n. general assembly that band of russians had voted for stability and prosperity but that western countries were trying to interfere with the result. is in his statements brimming with cynicism have been made by a series of our western colleagues about their alleged concern for belorussians sovereignty and well being in actual fact they are nothing other than attempts to bring chaos and anarchy to our country to make delarue slews many years of development we call on our partners to demonstrate wisdom restraint and impartiality. north korea has warned the south not to enter its territorial waters as it searches for the body of a south korean official south korea's military says it all shot the man at sea then burned his body of korea's leader kim jong un issued a rare apology describing the killi

and more protests are taking place in louisville after the family of briana taylor condemned a kentucky grand jury decision to charge only one of the officers involved in a killing in march. now in all the stories we're following 5 people have been arrested in the french capital paris after a knife attack on 2 journalists near the former offices of the terrible magazine shot i'm in a social class text says they were attacked randomly while they were having a cigarette break comes 3 weeks after 14 suspects went on trial over the 2015 challis abdo attack in which 12 people were killed. it's so tragic to see zotz. under attack was there for treated almost 6 years ago in the same street in front of the same building on for the same purpose from the guys who compete with us we want to intimidate this we want to reduce the 3rd of our freedom of expression and it's absolutely crucial that we assess the teams we resisted. now ukrainian military plane carrying air force cadets has crashed in the east of the country reports say at least 22 people have been killed in all the 2 have been injured an

>>is so if you would say that the neighbors lives matter more they briana taylor's life in this country at the time that we are going through so much racial tension. it's just one black night after the next and it has to stop and it just seems like it's increased our lives matter and today they told us that they did not as they have always told us in this country. >>a heartbreaking day for the family members of brianna taylor after a kentucky grand jury brought no charges against little police officers directly for her death. thank you for joining us tonight at 6 i'm ken wayne and i pale more that decision touched off protests just minutes after the announcement was made and tonight police there are confirming 2 police officers have been shot as the protests grow at this hour. we must say it's not clear if those shootings are connected to the protests, nonetheless 2 officers have been shot and a curfew is taking effect in louisville right now no word on the condition of those officers that kentucky governor has authorized a limited deployment of the national guard there. >>louisville po

you could you just hundreds of people here what had been a peaceful memorial for briana taylor for months but when this verdict came out the decision to charge that officer i should say only with reckless endangerment it really infuriated the crowd no reason for that is they wanted murder charges for the shooting of briana taylor what they got was reckless endangerment charges 3 charges against one officer and it wasn't the officer who fired the fatal shots at briana taylor he was charged for recklessly firing into a neighboring apartment where 3 or family of 3 a white family had been living at that time and those are the only charges that have been levied so far there is a federal investigation going on as well it's conceivable there could be federal charges out of that big you can sense the anger in the streets here we didn't have to since we talked to a number of people and what they said was that this is not justice for being on a tailor and a curfew is about to go into effect in new even away you are john do you get a sense that people will respect that curfew or is sam perhaps a sen

briana taylor's on to read a statement from her mother tamika palmer she read that out loud today. >>never had faith that gave to began when a i knew he was too inexperienced to do with the job of this caliber, i know he had already chosen to be on the wrong side of the the moment, he wanted to the grand jury to make the decision. what i hope is that he knew he had the power to do the right that he had the power to start the healing of this that he had the power to help me in over 400 years of oppression what he helped me realize is that it will always be u.s. against them, haha. >>of sentiments like that activists say protests will continue until the louisville police officers involved in that fatal shooting of breonna taylor have been charged live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. protests erupted in louisville kentucky for the second night yesterday after that grand jury declined to charge police officers in the death of brianna taylor. >>the kentucky city is now under curfew throughout the weekend. not guilty that is the plea entered today by the 26 year-old man acc

message that read justice for briana taylor. dozens of other tags denounced police vandalism was minimal, although a large plate glass window was smashed on city hall's rotunda and knowledge ing the activists right to protest peacefully but denouncing the vandalism was mayor sam liccardo. >>everyone has an opportunity to express themselves. next the size of first amendment rights but as soon as there's broken glass as their stand a listen as soon as there's any threat of harm to a person. we're not going tolerate protesters also vented their anguish and downtown san jose's controversial thomas statue, it was set on fire talent to raise the american flag over san jose back in 1846. >>for california was still part of mexico. a former mayor of san jose fallon was guilty of atrocities against mexican and indigenous peoples says brody story of the activist group hero tent it should be anywhere is to be in a museum and it should have the true history of of. >>thomas phones saying what he

and biden's running mate senator kamala harris also wrote in part quote, i'm briana taylor's family who still grieving the loss of a daughter and sister. we must never stop speaking bree on his name as we work to reform our justice system including overhauling no knock warrants. we'll take a break at 5 '09 still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news burglaries are on the rise in san francisco. we're going hear from neighbors on the alarming uptick of crime. >>and president trump won't commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the election will have his comments coming up. and after the break firefighters are predicting an extended fire season, we'll tell you how they are doing in the east bay as they're preparing for the long fight. and plenty of sunshine after are gray starts the day and daytime highs back into the 70's, another pleasant one before the weekend warm-up. >>the judge got details about a hat. >>and i'm tracking your morning commute around the bay area we're checking in on the bay bridge toll plaza which is looking really good. it's picking up a little bit but it's

her however, there was some violence in briana taylor's hometown of louisville, kentucky. take a look at the scene overnight. 2 officers were shot. last night it happened about a mile away from where these protesters, we're marching and the officers are expected to survive already one person is in custody and our protests here in the bay area as i was saying were peaceful. yeah for the most part we've got kron four's reyna harvey live in san jose with details on. >>what we saw last night rain and what we expect today. >>like you mentioned peaceful across the bay area no reports of any officers injured protesters injured in the building's vandalized and protesters are saying there will be more more as early as tonight. so again we're going to show you the ones from yesterday starting right here in san jose this is right in front of city hall where i'm standing currently you can see protesters standing out here with signs chanting justice for breonna taylor. also san jose is not the only city where we saw demonstrators, take to the streets and frustration over in san francis

stephanie months isn't briana taylor's hometown of louisville kentucky we asked him why no police officers have been charged over her killing excellent question and i don't have an easy or simple answer for you because i don't know. your experts don't know the attorney of the taylor family it doesn't really know and had to succumb to saying like this is a total disgrace this decision the attorney general of the state kentucky has said he followed the law the state law and there was no room and no space allowing him to charge any of those officers directly and that is key here directly to the death of briona taylor that's why we already have a charge off and danger meant in the 1st degree and 3 counts of this for one officer the other 2 weren't even charged it is literally no chacha can't see any of the law enforcement involved in the death of briana taylor and of course this is not sitting well with anybody here people actually have an absolute loss how this can happen and no justice no peace this is what we heard all day long this is what we're going to and we will hear this for the next

taylor. a judge has temporarily blocked the trumpet ministrations attempt to ban u.s. downloads of the video sharing app takes out president trump phones of the band to take effect by the end of sunday he says takes parent company is chinese owns pools is a security threats the company denies this well jim anderson is a tank analyst and the c.e.o. of social flow he says takes all kinds and number of obstacles to overcome before it can secure its place in the u.s. markets. i think the big challenge here is you know it buys them a little bit of time but it's unclear what the end game is you know tick tock is ultimately really a pawn on the chess board between the u.s. and china and i say that with no disrespect it's just you know this is a geopolitical issue between the united states and china and tick-tock happens to be caught in the middle and you know they're doing everything they can because their very existence as a company is being threatened pretty significantly the u.s. is their 2nd lar

taylor like that as i wanted to get he tried to both sides the murder briana taylor the to say that she should post to mislead i guess be prosecuted just because i guess you have to be even handed about everything even if it's one very one sided story like this one and the so should the n.b.a. players who went on strike you know there's just no everybody and yeah why not i mean some of the owners definitely should be. we're one minute left what else you got the city of hoboken new jersey has filed suit against big oil used to live there did you how was it there was a lot of oil i have got i've driven through there it definitely smells like there's a lot of big oil in the city of hoboken they're following suit against exxon mobil and other places of petroleum institute conoco phillips chevron g.q. you know which one i'm talking about. b.p. because me this handwriting is looks like oil looks like a. what disposal you going to hire a new person to. really do but there's been millions of damages from flooding over the years in hoboken that they've had to use public money for so they've

taylor. a judge has temporarily blocked the transom ministrations attempt to ban us downloads of the video sharing up takes on president trump wanted the bans take effect by the end of sunday he says text crews parent companies chinese own poses and national security threats the company denies this. journalists in hong kong are warning of a new threats to media freedom hundreds have lost their accreditation this fall as the passing of a controversial security law by chinese leaders that has been widely condemned him brain has won. during the recent protests local as well as foreign journalists have often been in the thick of it some from the profusion of new online media outlets often working unpaid others included journalism students as well as freelance photographers like mae james here being arrested last october. now hong kong's police force has announced that the media credentials that she and other local journalists hold or no longer be recognised. james insists she has a right to take

taylor but authorities insist no rules were broken during the death of briana taylor. missteps and folks here with a look at they would whether now if it's in africa or on sunday what if you go africa back to africa come out with cuts another search in the very heavy rains across central africa they say still right they are further north like ship the on the frightening sail a satellite they just stood around the highlands just pushing down into southern parts of south sudan this is the only way as they continue to address their way from the thin highlands all the way across west africa and in fact in northern nigeria where the rain should be beginning to ease we have seen some very very heavy rainfall here over the past few days and there has led to the extensive flooding that you can see as you go on through the next couple days a hopeful it will be a. but there will be some showers still in play across northern parts of the nigeria the heaviest downpours at the moment to down towards the south that you see has we go through monday they do as they way back up to cent

taylor the 26 year old health worker was shot dead by officers during a raid on cars. also coming up spanish authorities introduced new coronavirus restrictions in the capital madrid as infections rise across the country but critics say the new measures unfairly stigmatised poor pay top. dollar is seen later alexander lukashenko is sworn in as president in a secret ceremony outside on the straight to the permanent continue to demand his resignation. i'm rebecca richards welcome to the program police in the u.s. say 2 officers have been shot and wounded during racial justice protests in the city of louisville demonstrations erupted across the country after it was announced that police would face no charges for killing black woman brianna tyler in march the mayor of louisville taylor's hometown has declared a curfew for the next 3 nights china was shot dead when. police raided her apartment on a so-called no knock warrant one officer has been charged but only with endangering taylor's neighbors not with her murder for killing was one of several deaths of black people at

the family of briana taylor has condemned a decision not to bring murder charges against any of the officers involved in the raid that led to her death the family's lawyers have called in kentucky's attorney general to release transcripts from the grand jury a statement from brown as mother said a lack of investigation had failed her daughter protesters have been defying overnight curfews to express their anger in a rare move north korea's leader has apologized for the killing of a south korean official soldiers shot and then burned him near the rivals disputed sea boundary north korea says it was part of measures to combat the coronavirus 2 people had been wounded in a stabbing attack in the french capital that happened at the building which used to house the offices of satirical newspaper charlie hebdo a chinese pharmaceutical company says its corona virus vaccine could be ready by in early next year a sign of a vaccine is in its 3rd and final round of human testing if it passes clinical trials the company says it can produce hundreds of millions of doses by march those are the headlines t

say her name briana taylor we've seen elected leaders activists athletes and entertainers take to the streets wear masks emblazoned with brianna taylor's name take to twitter vocalizing the need for police reforms and calling which are just keeping briana taylor's name alive they've created means and videos to remind people that 6 months after the death of unarmed young black 1st responder who died at the hands of police her murderers had yet to face criminal penalty how in america under the backdrop of covert 19 could a 1st responder emergency medical technician awarded by the state of kentucky and her hometown die and nary a charge for her murderers. well that all changed today the recounts of wanting in danger men were announced this afternoon these charges arguably fall below what was legally possible but charges don't even attempt to address the murder of brianna taylor at all there are no homicide charges and only one officer was charge leaving the other 2 completely free of recourse for their actions and just enough why are the maximum punishment for one ton and dangerman in ke

those we talk to say it's a small price to pay for demanding justice for briana taylor and the other black americans who suffered and died at the hands of police was it worth it yes yeah like. everyone we go to jail and off to the side brianna to go the lawyer for brianna taylor's family tells al jazeera that while those protesters are paying a price the officers who gunned down in her home are not the only charges 3 counts of wanton endangerment against one officer for firing into the neighboring apartment of a white family in that justice route of tayla family certainly doesn't think it's just as the people marching in protest and all across america certainly doesn't think is justice. what happened here has resonated across the u.s. parking protests from portland to colorado to chicago and washington d.c. most were passionate but peaceful but in louisville police charged one protester lorenzo johnson with assault and wanton endangerment for allegedly shooting 2 police officers both now recovering at the briana taylor memorial people still come to leave flowers in the street they ch

say her name briana taylor we've seen elected leaders activists athletes and entertainers take to the streets wear masks emblazoned with brianna taylor's name take to twitter book allies in the need for police reforms and calling which are just keeping briana taylor's name alive they've created means and videos to remind people that 6 months after the death of unarmed young black 1st responder died at the hands of police her murderers had yet to face criminal penalty how in america under the backdrop of covert 19 could a 1st responder emergency medical technician awarded by the state of kentucky and her hometown die and nary a charge for her murderers. well that all changed today. 3 counts of wanting in danger it were announced this afternoon these charges arguably fall below what was legally possible the charges don't even attempt to address the murder of brianna taylor at all there are no homicide charges and only one officer was charge leaving the other 2 completely free of recourse for their actions and just an f y i the maximum 'd punishment for one ton and dangerman in kentucky

taylor those 3 wanton endangerment charges against one officer that was an officer who fired into a neighboring apartment apparently by accident in a park where there was a family of 3 and that accounts for each of those 3 charges so people here in the streets are saying there is no justice for briana taylor and that is why they're protesting there's a curfew here tonight tomorrow and the next night at 9 o'clock at night that's just a few hours from now but you can bet these protesters will be out here after the curfew just as they have been in minneapolis minnesota and in can measure wisconsin and frankly every other city where we've covered these many protests and john you are new to the level of security that talk us through how they make their decisions and how long that this isn't going to carry on in terms of curfews and so on. the city has been prepared for days they shut down the businesses at the beginning of the week and they told people they were going to shut down the center of town and you can see. they've got the manpower right now to do that you might be able to hear

taylor but authorities insist no rules were broken during the death of briana taylor. now sources tell al jazeera a prisoner exchange deal between the yemeni government and the rebels has been finalized the issue is being discussed at u.n. sponsored talks in geneva the swap deal was 1st agreed in 2018 but it's repeatedly stalled now only partially implemented still ahead on al-jazeera. they're doing everything they can to force us to say ok just give me the injection and the spread of misinformation is spreading as fast as corona virus infection writes a look at what's behind the resistance to a vaccine. the weather looks very on satchels more heavy showers coming in across central parts of europe much of europe actually seeing that the cloud right quite a mess of fronts and i suppose on the chelsea quite a strong wind still coming down out of the north sea into at least a sort of england out across the low countries areas of life pressure through fraud some see some significant snow fall the snow just around the alps and we see some very wet weather making its way acr