Surpass 1000000 known corona virus infections with public anger swirling over the governments handling of the outbreak particularly among the hard hit by the poor and indigenous population. We do not cry quality and adequate assistance unfortunately the teams of doctors who came from the city brought this virus with them to our community. And this weeks Deadly Border clash between india and china sets off a chain of anti beijing protests with infuriated communities burning effigies of the chinese president. Good afternoon to national at the weekend then live from our world news studio here in moscow is kevin 0 interlace to be with you to take you through those stories in more detail and fridays Public Holiday in the u. S. 1st took on an extra layer of emotion this year known as june marks the date for mancipation back in 865. 00 and freedom for the enslaved tens of thousands turned out in nationwide commemoration in seem similar than to the weeks of rallies weve seen of late in the wak
In. They lay down for several moments. Thousands of people there outside of San Jose City hall staging this guy in and now marching through the streets of downtown san jose. Right now were live over vallejo city hall. It looks like several dozen demonstrators are out there right now. This has been going around since about 3 pm this afternoon. Organizers say it is in the name of all of the innocent black lives lost to Police Brutality. You can see that Group Standing there. Of course, they have another issue thats come up over the last couple of days. They are expressing their outrage over the shooting death of Sean Monterrosa by Vallejo Police early tuesday morning. Henry lee will have much more on the Details Behind this and why they are speaking out about his death coming up in a few minutes. The first we go over to San Francisco where another group gathered in San Franciscos Mission District this afternoon demanding justice for Sean Monterrosa. He was from San Francisco, and his fam
The officers shot him. His sisters showed me this text message they received 40 minutes before he was killed asking them to suh is port a position. Their brother didnt deserve to die. A life is not replaceable. While i was speaking to michelle. F0 iz have so much anger and she received word the officer feel the fire that ive to that shot her breather was identified. Fight for my brother. He has shot his gun while on she says her brother was kneeling when he ot and duty three times. And now my brother is the killed by a Police Officer fourth. The sisters describe a close firing from in his car. Relationship. He was an artist, loved to theres increased scrutiny in the wake of George Floyds drive and was supposed start case. This will be part of a review. A job friday. That had so much potential. Amber lee with the message. You tonight i spoke with two that the sisters are calling on police to release body cam video. They want the officer charged with killing their brother. The police uni
Institutes of health in bethesda, maryland is dr. Francis collins, National Institutes of health director. Thank you very much for joining us here on the newsmakers program. Dr. Collins glad to be with you, and great to have a chance to chat at the beginning of a new decade. Steve joining us with the question is Kimberly Leonard, who covers Health Policy issues for the washington examiner, and Health Reporter Jayne Odonnell of usa today. I want to begin because this june marks the 20th anniversary of decoding the genes that make up the human body. Two decades later, where are we . Dr. Collins my goodness. Where do i begin . It has been an amazing couple decades of taking that own insight into our human instruction book and beginning to figure out how to read it, written in this strange language with just four letters in the alphabet, and how to apply that to some basic lessons about how life works and how we can use that information to advance medical care. If you look at the place whe
Institutes of health in bethesda, maryland is dr. Francis collins, National Institutes of health director. To be with glad you, and great to have a chance to chat at the beginning of a new decade. Steve joining us with the question is Kimberly Leonard, who covers Health Policy issues for the washington examiner, and Health Reporter Jayne Odonnell of usa today. I want to begin because this june marks the 20th anniversary of decoding the genes that make up the human body. Two decades later, where are we . Dr. Collins where do i begin . It has been taking that own insight into our human instruction book and beginning to figure out how to read it, written in this strange language with just four letters in the alphabet, and how to apply that to some basic lessons about how life works and how we can use that information to advance medical care. If you look at the place where genomics has become central to biomedical research, you cannot find a place where that is not the case. Everyone is us