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Matter movement. and well talk to you again, we hope, as this moves forward. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> powerful message. youre watching cnn newsroom. coming up on the program, the protests over george floyds death arent just confined to the u.s. this was the scene in london over the weekend. well be live there next.

Demonstrators. the chiefs promise to continue a dialogue with protest orgers in the coming weeks. >> those images are so nice to see. also neighborhoods all banning together to clean up the glass and clean up some of the mess on the mornings after. its just been heartening to see communities come together. just a disheartening moment in the united states. fear over another charlottesville moment has the u.s. scrambling for a way to respond to the crisis. when we started our business we were pa...

>> yeah. you cant miss the imagery there. its nice to see some officers hearing the protesters because thats what they want first and foremost is to be heard. thanks for joining us. im christine romans. >> im laura jarrett. >> "new day" next. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. laso you ...

Since george floyd died and the outrage over his death continues to grow in the united states. as we just saw in europe as well. weve got the latest from across the u.s. including an emotional trip home to minneapolis. well talk about it. you doing okay?

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Interest in collecting the data for workforce productivity in certain areas, then it will be able to do so without consent, but it will still need to be transparent with its employees, telling them what its doing and of course putting safeguards to protect the data. maybe we will see this sort of employee surveillance become the norm, but clearly it will stir quite some debate. after all, how would you feel if your boss was monitoring you? in the dead of the night something is afoot. two feet, i...

In europe we have to tell people what we‘re doing and why, and ensure that we have lawful grounds for doing that. if an organisation has a legitimate interest in collecting the data for workforce productivity in certain areas, then it will be able to do so without consent, but it will still need to be transparent with its employees, telling them what it‘s doing and of course putting safeguards to protect the data. maybe we will see this sort of employee surveillance become the norm, but clea...