Meanwhile in Brazil, happened now: clash protesters with police.

At least 10 demonstrators who gathered in the Old Market section of Omaha, Neb., on Friday night to protest the deadly police shooting of a Black man were taken into custody after police declared an unlawful assembly, according to reports. The protest came one night after the man, identified as Kenneth Jones, was shot and killed during a vehicle stop. On Friday night, Omaha police released a preliminary report that alleges Jones was shot after police thought he was reaching for a weapon. After Jones was shot, officers found a .45-caliber handgun with a “round in the chamber” beneath his body, a police report said. On Friday night, protesters gathered near police headquarters, where they projected a message onto the side of the building. A crowd that reached about 50 people at its height around 9 p.m. eventually dispersed about an hour later.

In Portland. As today is Transgender Day of Remembrance, protesters move tonight from The South Park Blocks to the Consulate of Mexico in Portland, before spray painting the building. This is after years of reports and data of discrimination towards women and the LGBTQ community in Mexico. Portland protesters across town damaged multiple businesses along Sandy Blvd. Seen here is Whole Foods and Chase Bank.

Brazil. More video about protests against the death of a Black man who was beaten by two white supermarket security guards in southern Porto Alegre city. (Sao Paulo, Porto Alegre, Fortaleza, Rio de Janeiro.)