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thanks for joining us police in belo ruse have detained more than 100 activists and a number of leading journalists among 5 reporters arrested on saturday was our own correspondent nick connelly was been covering the protests against president alexander lukashenko it was the 2nd time this week that police have taken him into custody the crackdown comes as the opposition tries to bring more people out onto the streets hoping to kick start mass demonstrations like those seen after the claimed victory in a disputed election in last august. when that connally was released on saturday afternoon after several hours of detention we had the chance to talk to him and asked him whether he was doing all right. i'm fine i ended up losing 5 hours of my day compared to the look of the russian journalists i'm in a very privileged position having my media company behind me having the german embassy on my side journalists here in belarus are routinely sent to jail for long terms to journalists of belts at an excellent channel that works in poland are in jail for 2 years for sensually during a stream a l

mass protests have been taking place in belo roost for months with the demonstrators calling for an end to the country's authoritarian regime police have clamped down on them heavily. even if they are no longer there it's a charge cohen other bella rusian is in berlin feel part of the wider protest. force our hand we don't want that we just knew things aren't right to. charge cool left dello russo over 10 years ago. he had always opposed to the regime and had organized protests and hunger strikes. as a result he was arrested locked up for days at a time without charge. i will say that if i had stayed i would become a professional revolutionary. i was allowed to study i would never have got a good job of education. in jail because i too. because of my years so i had to make up my mind and leave i wanted to do what i love art. thanks to a grant he was able to go to poland where he acted and directed plays both in the all theater scene and in state theaters. including a production of the idiot. though he still works in poland. he prefers to live in berlin. he says he loves the alternative

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this is g w news the lines of from dozens of anti-government activists all arrested in belo burst opponents of the regime want to bring back the mass protests that took the nation last year and correspondent nick connolly is among those detained. in mars' deadliest days since the cool dozens of pro-democracy demonstrations are killed nationwide competition as the arming staged a show of force. and anger on the streets of istanbul thousands of.

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will serve as the eyes and ears on the streets to help protect merchants and customers can for small belo has more on this program. >>there has been calm some insight than that make the. the community. >>and not safe a recent string of violent attacks on asian elders have put oakland's chinatown merchants and visitors on high alert now local nonprofit the hoist on family association is taking matters into their own hands by bringing a foot patrol program to the streets. this is a concerted effort by the chinatown community to leverage volunteers to create more eyes and ears on the street to partner with our police department as well as the community to keep the merchants and the neighbors say. >>decked out in orange safety vest and happ's the group took its first symbolic lap around chinatown monday morning councilwoman nikki fortunato bass believes a lack of foot traffic in the area during the pandemic. >>may have aided in the uptick in recent violence and feels this is the right move for the area even before the shelter-in-place was officially declared in march of last year. chinatown b

belo, be on the look out. a crisis is brewing on our southern border. we have seen it before when the trump administration face add search of mostly families and children. thousands stuck in border camps and officials directed to separate families, put kids in cages and trump liked the message. we show you on the show. documents reflected they have different choices they could have made but chose it for the h harshness. we have another surge that's seasonal. because there is a new president, suddenly it is a passion project. it is all about bad biden. never mind that the pandemic, natural disaster, economic crisis also play a major role, right? fluctuations and migration, they go up and down and we all know it. biden absolutely facing a major challenges in the months ahead. what we are seeing is not different than what we saw during the last crisis. apprehension increased by a third. many of them are repeat crossers. the number show this crisis is not much different from the peaks we saw in 2019. here is where the bigger challenge is. unaccompanied mino

fresno belo has more now on the importance of staying active while staying at home. >> you know, clicking on one zoom link to the other. doesn't that burn a lot of powers between the zoom calls hours of binge watching and the snack attacks throughout the day. researchers say staying at home has helped the average american. >> put on more than just a few pounds. >> our research participants gained approximately on average 2 pounds per month. we can't say for certain whether that 18 ucsf associate chief of cardiology for research. doctor gregory marcus is the senior author of a small recent weight gain study. >> about 300 people from 37 states reported their weight measurements from bluetooth connected, smart scales and weighed themselves regularly pre shelter-in-place, participants of the study were said to be losing weight. >> and so we were able to look at the facts when shelter-in-place, it's that particular spot. and again, we suspect that these individuals, if anything are more health conscious so concern is that this is an underestimate. >> doctor. marcus says america already went in

. >>> belo, be on the look out. a crisis is brewing on our southern border. we have seen it before when the trump administration face add search of mostly families and children. thousands stuck in border camps and officials directed to separate families, put kids in cages and trump liked the message. we show you on the show. documents reflected they have different choices they could have made but chose it for the harshness. republicans then paid little mind. but now, we have another surge that's seasonal. because there is a new president, suddenly it is a passion project. it is all about bad biden. never mind that the pandemic, natural disaster, economic crisis also play a major role, right? fluctuations and migration, they go up and down and we all know it. anybody who studies the issue does. biden absolutely facing a major challenges in the months ahead. what we are seeing is not different than what we saw during the last crisis. that's why when people say it is you have to call it. expose is and depose it. apprehension increased by a third. many of them ar