Meanwhile, in Paris, France. Rioting erupted in Paris tonight following the city's biggest soccer club losing the European Cup final. Tear gas and baton charges were used by French police on thousands of Paris Saint Germain soccer fans following the 1-0 defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League game. Despite France's capital being a Coronavirus red zone, crowds had built up around the Parc de Princes, PSG's home ground, and on the Champs Elysee. Videos from Twitter showed the concourse around the Parc looking and sounding like a war zone.

The riots escalated into looting and the police catch intruders on the streets of the city.

Meanwhile, in Brazil. The structure of a water tank collapsed in Diadema, in Greater São Paulo, this Sunday afternoon, around 3 pm. According to the Fire Department, no one was hurt. Three firefighter vehicles went to the scene to answer the incident. Cars that were parked were completely dented by the masonry structure of the water tank.

Police in Lexington, Kentucky, have evacuated a mall and are conducting searches throughout each store after officers confirmed a shooting took place inside the building and patrons started a stampede toward the exits after hearing gunshots. At 4pm, police urged the public to keep clear of the area surrounding Fayette Mall after law enforcement officials received reports of gunfire and a possible active shooter. But a little more than an hour later, Lexington police tweeted: 'THIS IS NOT AN ACTIVE SHOOTER.' Cops surrounded the mall which was put on lockdown as shoppers were told to shelter in place, while locals have been told to avoid the area. Video posted to social media by mall patrons show a long line of people calmly file out of the building through what appears to be a side emergency exit.

Mass protests in Israel enter the 9th consecutive weekend

An unarmed black man was yesterday shot in the back seven times by a white police officer in front of his children after Wisconsin police were called to a domestic dispute. Rioting and protests erupted in the wake of the shooting as the County of Kenosha declared a state of emergency, and a curfew has been put into effect by authorities until 7am on Monday. The black man, who has been identified as 29-year-old Jacob Blake, was hospitalized in serious condition following the police shooting in Kenosha that prompted neighbors and crowds to gather and confront officers at the scene on Sunday night. Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers issued a statement denouncing 'excessive use of force' by police. As video of the #shooting quickly went viral, protesters took to the streets of Kenosha, where police are on high alert. #Kenosha

Video posted to social media shows a large crowd numbering hundreds of protesters gathered outside a Kenosha police station chanting 'Black Lives Matter' and other slogans denouncing law enforcement. Demonstrators set fire to vehicles and smashed police cruiser windows as they faced off with police, who set off tear gas canisters to try to disperse the crowd. BLM rioters are breaking into and looting stores one-by-one. #Kenosha