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who owns you wouldn't they'd have to sue us to the hilt they'd need darn good reasons to get us garden holders out and we're defending ourselves on our own. with around $1000000.00 garden plots in germany the gardeners are hoping the pandemic will provoke a rethink among local politicians and that these mini paradises will be here to stay. and a quick reminder of our top story the cell protests approaching now in atlanta georgia roster a black man was shot dead by police the city's police chief has resigned of the office of responsible as big 527 year old victim was killed in a parking lot of way to pay police stuck. with that you're up to date we've got the more headlines at the top of the allen until then you can get over by this news and information around the clock on the website think of the top company out of an empty house for me and the rest of the team here in berlin thanks for. passing the drama competition rivalry marketing numbers at least here powered by at intuition love hate money millionaires fans friends find us fans and friends hold. on you to join us. how does a viru

towards us and to say it is. now the head of the city's action committee apologizes for some of the words used when communicating the cases but some people are simply irresponsible she says. i'm sorry now that i used the words large families in connection with the outbreak because the words large families are often associated with people from an immigrant background and it was not my intention to discredit anyone but what we have to state is certain individuals have not followed the rules in the context of this outbreak and this is absolutely unacceptable one doesn't for i nor where the infection spread is still unclear this is also a suspected hot spot an illegal gathering with over 30 people is said to have taken place here many of them sharing the same shisha pipe now distancing measures that were just loose and could be tightened again after the latest outbreak schools have closed this week that makes people angry but there is also a sense of awareness freising this winning i think you would move to oh it's u

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she still has to get used to us she doesn't know who we are. but daughter spent her 1st month with a carer in an apartment her parents only able to see her on a screen. you know the house and we were crying just seeing her pictures and unable to do anything for her you just feel so helpless when you can do is wait . as their daughter's birth came and went and we've no into lockdown insight or people are injured elders could do was scour the ukrainian press with the help of a translation up on the lookout for some sign of hope neither spanish government nor the ukrainian embassy could help when they read that ukraine's human rights on between one had promised help parents into the country and your eldest jumped in their car to drive the 3600 kilometers from their home in madrid to kiev. and the. trip was a live in the dark we didn't know what we'd encounter at the borders on route they received a long hoped for permission to enter ukraine yeah we cried when we received this i didn't think it is it could make you this happy. but it wasn't enough.

this is you have a unique use live from berlin and donald trump demanding a tougher crackdown as on the rest grips the united states and sometimes violent protest over the killing of george floyd as a 7th day the u.s. president telling state leaders they need to our breasts and jail more people and with the coronavirus crisis forcing millions of young people to stay at home children tell us what they miss about life before the pandemic. going to school. as the world marks international children's day we will find out how young people are adjusting to life and it changed the world. i'm sara kelly well come to the program u.s. president donald trump is slamming state leaders as the country is gripped by some of the heaviest on rest and half a century in a conference call with governors trump reportedly called them quote weak for not taking a tougher line against people protesting the death of george floyd the unarmed african-american man who died last week in minneapolis in police custody his death setting off days of mass pro. test in scores of cities across the u.s. many of those demons

us even if relations are complicated at the moment. ringback to moment. corporate suits them i can't imagine that the u.s. in the long term would be interested in us uncoupling our security arrangements for the couple had to be. more durable power. well that was germans germany's foreign minister speaking with us a short while ago the pandemic is back in the headlines here in germany after more than 600 workers at a neat processing plant in the northwest of the country tested positive for coke at 19 it is the latest outbreak attributed to poor working conditions and crowded housing for the migrant labor force here in berlin an outbreak affecting more than $300.00 households in one district has raised questions about a growing sense of complacency in the capital. but they're not current as the new coronavirus hotspots in the german capital at least 70 people tested positive at 13 different locations in this multicultural district an entire apartment block has been placed on the full current team it's mainly large families who live here

administration told us that we were only authorized to use what they provided for us. at the time that was nearly a conventional mask. i was then reprimanded by my superiors it wasn't a big deal but it made me very sad to see that on top of them not guaranteeing our safety they cause problems when we try to take care of ourselves lack of protection in colombia is especially problematic because of an idiosyncrasy in the country's health care system. and who have been an aggravating factor we're seeing a lot more of here in colombia than in other countries is that health care workers are usually employed in more than one hospital between 40 and 60 percent of them work in 3 facilities they travel back and forth between them and that makes the handling of a pandemic with the kind of transmission rate we're currently seeing very difficult . to ensure protection of exposed health care workers a judge in colombia recently ruled in favor of a group of doctors who sued the health ministry now all hospitals are obliged to provide adequate equipment for their staff. but for the o

let's get more now we are joined by use for us carrie she is joining us from karachi pakistan she is an independent journalist what more do we know about this attack. at the moment we can confirm that 7 people have in fact lost their lives today we do know that one of them with the assailants and due security guards and one police bus another has lost their life we can also confirm that 7 injured have been moved to various medical facilities across karachi where they are now being treated the area where the stock exchange is looking at it has been cordoned off for chaffetz and security personnel awful mean for the building for any evidence that might have been left behind we have a lot of ancient it shells also on the view that was gutted by them the number of guns and explosives that have you shown to us here indicate are indicating that they were in for the long haul it took a what more do we know about these attackers then who were reportedly in for the long haul and what their motives might have been what we do know that the baluchi gratian army or the b l a has claimed responsib

i'm sumi so is going to thank you for joining us u.s. president donald trump has authorized sanctions against international criminal court staff investigating possible u.s. war crimes in afghanistan and retaliation for that proby administration will block assets of court employees and put visa restrictions on them and their families and anti-corruption investigation into the i.c.c. is also in the works secretary of state mike pompei always said the u.s. does not acknowledge the authority of the court. we cannot we will not stand by as our people are threatened by a kangaroo court and indeed i have a message to many close allies around the world your people could be next especially those from nato countries who fought terrorism afghanistan right alongside of us earlier i spoke to u.n. special repertory on torture at neil's meltzer i asked him if the trumpet ministrations decision to impose sanctions on the i.c.c. surprised him well unfortunately i must say that it was not surprised because obviously such people persist in trying to have m

to pile their piece for us joins us now from london good to see you get tell us where things stand now in those brags that negotiations is a no deal scenario likely. well the feeling here in london is that the u.k. will of course like a trade deal with its closest partners but not at all costs for the u.k. really the overarching aim is to be cut loose from the european union that they want to be flexible to the european union would like to have some sort of framework the u.k. wants to have more like smaller deals they also want to be bound by any european courts they want to be able to strike their own trade deals freely for example with the u.s. so they want to be as flexible as possible and that for them at the moment seems to be the priority over a trade deal with the european union so the government is seems to be after a clean cut so to speak what are the british people make of all this. the british people really had so much they had so much of bags of that a lot of them really are disengaging now is my feeling covert is really taking over this is. and and brags it really is not a

to use active duty forces in a law enforcement role should only be used as a matter of last resort and only in the most urgent and dire of situations we are not in one of those situations now even general milley the highest ranking figure in the u.s. armed forces has issued a statement reminding the military that they swear an oath to support and defend the constitution and the values imbedded within it and that it also gives americans the right to freedom of speech and peaceful assembly as this apparent rift between the president and his top brass emerges protests continue across the u.s. . let's get around about some other stories making news around the world troops fighting for libya's internationally recognized government say now they they now control the borders of the capital tripoli and a source for opposition forces attacking the city under general say they are withdrawing it is the latest in a number of recent defeats for have to us forces russia's president has declared a state of emergency over a fuel spill in a region of siberia last friday some 20000 tons of days a leaked

thanks for joining us. have been killed in a clash with chinese forces along a disputed border in the himalayan mountains china has accused india of a provocation and one chinese news outlet has said china also suffered casualties although tensions between the 2 sides have been bending over the last month this is the 1st incident in over 40 years that has seen soldiers killed. has been brewing for weeks these satellite images show indian and chinese troops gathering in the disputed border region now for the 1st time in decades india say 3 soldiers were killed in combat b.j. . says it was defending its territorial integrity and. shock on june 15th indian troops seriously violated the bilateral consensus and crossed the border line twice in gauging in illegal activities and provoking and attacking chinese personnel resulting in serious physical confrontation between border forces on the 2 sides. this yellow line marks the boundary between the superpowers known as the line of actual control it is not to hard f

i miss school because the teachers used to help me. even my friends would help me and correct me on my assignments and i miss learning i miss my friends the teachers and everything at school. it's to the bundesliga now and. bark host and struggling berlin sunday night lot back needed a win to stay among the top 4 in order to play among europe's best next season and it all went according to plan. brochure munchen bloodbath are determined to secure a champions league spot this season and quickly they look like a team that can jump past any opponent. 17 minutes in flavio neuer haue skipped past when young's defenders to put. the home side in front. with the opening half drawing to a close ally some player found markers to have made it to nil with this header. the frenchman showed his solidarity with the ongoing protests over the death of george freud when in police custody in the united states. after the break when you and showed some gumption christopher criminals free kick resulted in a sebastian under some header into the back of the n

this is us. well at 1st president was quite be doing the press conference saying that poland's have had asked for more u.s. troops and that they will probably be moving from germany to poland but then he got more precise more a more specific saying that the u.s. is going to use you as troops in germany some of them are going home some of them are will be going to different places and one of the places will be poland so he seems to have made he's mine and this announcement was a huge win for the polish president who's government is very eager to receive more you as troops and it's of course a punishment of germany and president once again criticize germany for not spending enough on the facts. washington bureau chief alexander phenomena there now let's take a look at some other news stories from around the world the u.s. has recorded its biggest daily increase in cases of 900 since the pandemic began new infections are climbing sharply in several states including texas florida and arizona shares p

if you do this for us. and you remain for us the only valid reference yet round after round our british call to blow out ship could you stand them search from this common bush bunny ears because then we can now speak to barbara visible in brussels or one of the you have followed today's developments on a break just heard the news saying that the u.k. is back tracking it all areas that's quite a strong statement the how serious is this it is serious and it was quite stark you're right in that what he means was backtracking is that they don't sort of follow all the obligations they have signed for us johnson himself assigned to when they made the was there all agreement there is this political declaration that is added to it's sort of like an edit piece of paper $1516.00 pages something like that where they sit on the principles of what they wanted to do after breaks it of how they wanted to create this new relationship but after that was signed sealed and delivered it was obviously also forgotten by bus fran

us to. the so many different walks of life. some of our bombs and public trial but on the come straight from the heart. above. the russians from the internet churning to death starts june 18th on g.w. . found. the book. the world has been in lockdown for the last many weeks because of called 900 in india even though the national lockdown may have been east covered 900 was a day of numbers are still steady increase for the last 10 joining the lock down meter has stepped in to what was only a.

you'd have used chief political editor michel there following that speech for us earlier standing by at the german parliament joins us now live today again michelle and in her address the chancellor was saying the e.u. is facing the biggest crisis in its history what is a roadmap to get the block out of the crisis intact. well she would like to see european leaders agree on that medium term budget even before the summer so that she can get this recovery of the e.u. on track but that's not that easy because the very solidarity that she spoke about is interpreted very differently depending on who you speak there are some countries that would like to see those worst affected countries like italy and spain be given more loans while it's silly and spain also see that very differently they want no reserve ations kind of injections of cash ideally into their running bad budgets and that simply that's also the stance of uncle americal it's not going to happen so there's a lot of internal bickering against the backdrop of this very very severe challenge the worst crisis since the founding of

president indeed to use those that deescalating rhetoric that you refer to. well you know it's a delicate situation i mean observing from a distance and. it's a massive issue but with a global range you see a lot of solidarity not only on social media people even the pope francis as you just show enough. being to everybody who's on the street who is in politics to calm things down i think what is extremely necessary is now to calm things down to use language that is not putting more into the fire and you know it shows everybody that it is a can seriously and police nothing like and that would be something that is my advice or which would be not military against their own people how damaging has this been in your view to america's image abroad and to relations with allies like germany for example. well it is a fact it is a fact that the united states are you know there are big and strong as the most important ally on the other side of the atlantic outside of the european union and it will remain so in the future that there is certain but we have have a lot of

isn't the earth really flat after all does the government use planes to poison us with. conspiracy theories spread like wildfire on the internet. some people are convinced they are true. and he gets to reveal part of small groups who shout louder than others and profit from a lack of interest among reasonable people. scientists are studying why some are so susceptible to ideas that are obviously wrong and absurd and how the internet accounted for as it all. up and it takes a lot more energy to refute rubbish than to covered it in the 1st place. conspiracy theories can provide comfort you don't like reality create another. a film about knowledge and belief trust and deception. coming into masi of the goal of starts july 1st on g.w. . the human brain is thought to be the most complex organ in the natural world it has over 85000000000 neurons. and a newborn baby actually has an even highly another. $3000.00 early childhood the brain continues to develop does the memory. even the most powerful computers can't match the human brain in many respects but computers are being tau

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to us. a large export nation like germany profits when people prosper in europe. that's why we want to make sure the countries that have been hit hard by the coronavirus like italy and spain will be helped to recover quickly from the crisis that's not only good for those countries in europe it's also good for germany. the enormous financial assistance from germany has surprised many and you know is this a new germany what sort of role are you taking on yeah. we know we have a huge responsibility in europe and we have the council presidency in the 2nd half of the year and we've decided to make a contribution to reigning in the conflicts that we've seen between north and south we want to find a solution to that we've made a proposal with france and i believe it will be the basis for consensus within the european union and that's the direction we want to go during our presidency. like on some of them survived again war i mean is that it doesn't seem like europe can depend on the united states a

reporter max merrill has been on the story for us hi max thanks for joining us here is that 30000 is a pretty massive number tell us a little bit about that yeah i mean the scale of this investigation is absolutely massive as you mentioned 30000 digital identities that the investigators are looking at not necessarily 30000 individuals basically these a leads that they're going into some people believed to have several accounts on various platforms but the scale of this investigation in germany is completely unprecedented $72.00 suspects have been identified by name so far and few have been charged as you mentioned 10 arrests overall made and so far it is believed that this is an international investigation but in the german language regions so the north rhine-westphalia justice minister where this investigation is focused he said this problem seems to be fall bigger than previously expected in the last months a huge investigation team that has had usually around over $100.00 case workers working daily but even up to $300.00 or more caseworkers working on this and several of them have

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of subcontractors in the meat industry does to try and curb the use of x. and where because of foreign workers who would be brought in germany and living in dire conditions working in dire conditions but that kind of event that kind of outbreak really shows. those conditions and they're not they're not going to be a changed overnight did obey a political reporter and i thank you very much. well let's go now to some other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump has held his 1st campaign rally in more than 3 months the events went ahead at an indoor arena in tulsa oklahoma despite coronavirus concerns but contrary to predictions of a sell out of the $19000.00 seat venue it was far from full. british police are now treating saturday night's stabbing attack in the town of reading as a terrorist incident 3 people were killed a 25 year old man was arrested at the scene and remains in custody police say they're still looking for a motive. spain has ended its 3 month long walk down as of sunday most of its borders with the e.u. and shaken c

i'm sumi so much ground it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump s threaten to send in the military to end the violence that a stem from the demonstrations sparked by george floyd's death trump was speaking at the white house as police used tear gas to disperse protests nearby thousands of people marched in new york and other cities across the country demanding justice the wave of protests started after a video emerged of a white police officer kneeling on george floyd's neck on till she died as the protests enter their 2nd week the president told mayors and governors that if they do not restore the rule of law he will deploy the u.s. military. 1st we are ending the riots at a lot of listeners that has spread throughout our country we will end it now today i have strongly recommended to every governor to deploy the national guard in sufficient numbers that we dominate the streets mares and governors best establish an overwhelming law enforcement presence until the violence has been quelled if a city or state refuses to take t

about these trials but one possibility is that because in the past for us. reeducation camps and the repression of the way to minorities have been widely reported on the international media and that put china of china a lot of pressure. this fellow's child china slightly smaller that just to make the transfer detainees from cambs took place and so that king gave an answer to that and. some type of legal cover where we heard in the report that some detainees that they disappear after the trials that we do we know what happens to the israeli hot safe where they when they. witness we know that it's highly possible that they are taken to high security detention thames or . inside. but the. official documents we don't have. about the names of the people who went through the trials so really hard to say for sure the chinese government claimed earlier this year that everyone who had received this so-called reeducate you should have gone through the good they would graduate. if you graduated or joined the leading happy lives no what do we know was that true from our

who is following the story for us tell us a bit more about today's event and why it's so significant for the region. well i think it's like what you mentioned about the fact that those images that were broadcast around the world of those avi trucks carrying those coffins people who had succumbed to cope 1000 there wasn't enough space in the local 7 tree order to bury their residents from that town and that area still now got this great quick mass of opposition by being to tell you to come home sir he said by the way he said need to open the vault and silk is music instead he played in front of the 7th street italian president said to him that they want the event to get there with some 300 or so many years of the different towns in the province of clearly the entire province suffered a tremendous loss as you mentioned a number of deaths very significant some in the end of march it registered some 500 percent high in what is normal in terms of a 5 average. of the number of deaths expected in that region so really a moment today to honor those victims and the families of course. want to

proposals to reform policing across the country what can you tell us about that. you know we're expecting the president tomorrow when he is in texas talking to police and police unions to come up with some kind of announcement to the white house press secretary so far said only that the president was busy the last 10 days quietly to think and ponder about provisions and suggestions for police reform she also said and that is a salute important that she ruled out a presidential support to reduce police immunity that is critical because the democrats of course had asked exactly for that not just by asking for a national police misconduct registry but. the curbing the power of unions and their contracts and of course a softening up the immunity of police offices which is assumed off the top 1 president probably not going to go for this. stuff on the muzzle the story force in washington stefan thank you it's a night in a where we view germany's foreign minister has warned israel that its plan to annex parts of the occupied west bank will violate international wall for

for us standing by in brussels good day to you again or get his sketch out for us the political fault lines in what is a very ambitious budget proposal. right i think the main sticking point we have here in creating this economic recovery fund is the question whether it could should consists of grounds all know loans and the kinds of strings attached to get your hands on this funding on the one hand you have the so-called frugal 4 member states in the north of europe including sweden and the netherlands austria denmark and they argue that we should rather hand out loans rather than grants on the other hand you have to have the weights economic heavyweights in europe it is france and germany who say we should mainly hand out grants and then you have the big question on the criteria who should get this money and also how should it be paid back so a lot of sticking points still on the table again go ahead of today's some of the german chancellor picked up on some of those challenges you mentioned when when she had addressed the bundestag let's listen to that. chancellor merkel says the e

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the way we used to because he doesn't want to give us money was always opposed to garwood the koran. oh most of the dead were all trying to make a living we still love the vines are waging wars there was still love to play in the worlds the government has offered to drive as a one off compensation amounting to 250 euros per boss until it all of almost 70000000 euros but drivers say that's not enough things are tough for passengers too and this minibus terminal in cape town people do regularly disinfect their hands but no one's checking distance regulations or whether people are wearing masks you know do we go to the boys and do we going to the way you go you need to go. where you can so you can get really into it for you because white stains out if you can you can see the open even then the a.v.o. it's not properly on thing that because it's not the things that we love you know. you can look you know actually you can if you're very very dangerous irresponsible . say they shouldn't be packing your thank you god this time doing this and i religiously and south africa have been warning

good to have you with us we start tonight in the u.s. with a big victory for the community the u.s. supreme court has ruled that it's illegal to fire workers for their sexual orientation or. identity the court said that the u.s. is landmark $964.00 civil rights act which bars workplace discrimination based on sex also protects gay and transgender people the vote was $63.00 with 2 of the court's conservative justices joining with the court's 4 liberal judges in that majority decision. and we've got reaction coming in on twitter the c.e.o. of apple tim cook tweeting grateful for today's decision by the supreme court's q people deserve equal treatment in the workplace and throughout society and today's decision further underlines that federal law protects their rights to fairness user david millie writes in the 1970 s. i was fired for coming out as a gay man not once but twice it took me nearly a decade to get my career started and i still bear the scars of today's supreme court ruling is a huge win again rights group glad adding the supreme court's historic decision affirms what shoul

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been reporting from moscow's red square for us thank you. you're watching the news still to come in you a highway in cairo has turned this man's dream apartment into the night that many residents are asking how did this project ever get the green lawns. but 1st of his 6 people have been killed after a powerful earthquake in southern mexico the epicenter of the quake was located near the pacific coast in the state of one of the tremors knocked out power and cracked walls shift and pavements could be felt hundreds of kilometers away in mexico city. standing on shaky ground and feeling the earth swaying beneath one's feet. the shock waves from a powerful earthquake the towns and cities across mexico to a halt. residents flooded the streets seeking safety on shifting pavement. people often to put the sea it was very strong i had never felt such a strong earthquake only in 1905 today's earthquake felt very very strong we were so afraid she said to us and it was pretty severe and with covered 19 you think what's next. hospitals were affected too b

i'm gonna thank you for joining us demonstrators in the u.s. have taken to the streets for the 8th night in a row many defied curfews imposed in a number of cities but the protests were relatively calm compared to previous days the demonstrators are demanding an end to racism after a white police officer killed an unarmed black man george floyd by kneeling on his neck the mother of floyd's daughter made an emotional appeal to people in the u.s. . a powerful symbol of loss but now without a father. this is what. those. and then the dame. they get a gun from home and be with a family. you see on the. ball. down the mother of george floyd's daughter calling for justice. and cured because they want justice. i want justice for him because he was good that i the frustrating at the lack of accountability around police brutality grows all across the united states dozens of cities saw mostly peaceful demonstrations continue in violation of curfew orders. as long as i can remember there has been a systematic inequality in this country i can only attest t

sherburne reporting from moscow's red square for us thank you. a group of residents in egypt's capital cairo are fighting against construction that will bring hundreds of thousands of cars just outside their front doors the government says the new highway is necessary to improve life in a crowded city and the apartments where built illegally attorneys and neighbors say the government's in the wrong divvying is certainly unusual but it's not something allah fahim can enjoy the government is building a full lane highway overpass just 50 centimeters from his balcony. seanie 750000 cars and trucks will be whizzing past his home every day the 55 year old jokes about opening a snack bar in reality it's no laughing matter. i find it depressing they didn't give us any warning they started building without informing me. it's hit me really hard as in columns of the morgue the concrete monstrosity cuts right through a residential quarter of cairo a middle class area home to doctors lawyers and office workers and a few small shops. they started building in s

berlin decision day full of tons of shareholders vote on a 9000000000 euro government bailout of tons us c.e.o. says it's a make or break day for the company towns employees are protesting salary cuts leading up to the deal also coming up india's worst hit city law launches a mass coronavirus containment comparing delhi plans to recall the health details of nearly $13000000.00 residents and test everyone showing symptoms. and german pharmaceutical made by agrees to pay nearly $11000000000.00 to settle the u.s. lawsuits tens of thousands of people claim the company's popular week to round up cost their cancers. as welcome to the program its decision day fall off tons of shareholders of germany's flag carrier will begin voting soon on whether to accept a 9000000000 euro rescue package that would make the german government the airlines biggest stakeholder should shareholders we jack the deal could face insolvency is how the head of love times a supervisory board carloads which cly sized up the choice at the beginning of the virtual gathering. you know you can go to mia we don't have any mor

market us. and next meryl from sports joins us from on the subject so there were concerns already that the bundesliga would get a low amount is this a bit of a bureau or a good result considering the circumstances well i mean it is a blow if you consider the current trend which was very much growing up with not just in football in sports as a whole there was had been a huge growth in the market and for the bundesliga specifically their previous bidding round for 4 seasons had seen an 85 percent rise in comparison to the preceding contract now we've seen a decline but on the other hand this is the 1st big broadcasting deal that has been reached after the pandemic and taking the pandemic into account and a drop of $60000000.00 per season isn't the huge drop that might have been on the minds of some of these executives here and they had been hoping before the pandemic for a 20 percent increase that obviously didn't happen but there have been a few surprises sky of course again the broadcaster to ge

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it was this school that gave 'd us the men and women. who fought in war a boy war to extinguish the evil of slavery busy within what a life. of our founders and it comes as demonstrations in minneapolis come close to entering the 3rd week of. the protesters have not forgotten the man whose killing sparked this reckoning in the u.s. and across the world. well i'm joined by our until the talk more about this police killing aaron another black man is dead at the hands of american place what exactly happened this time well as we can see in the report there this is a slightly different situation than the killing of george floyd but that doesn't mean it's necessarily a less tragic one basically as you can see there in the video did mr brooks was stopped they tried to carry out some type of field sobriety tests figure out what his blood alcohol level was and then somehow a scuffle ensued as part of the scuffle you can see in the video it appears that mr brooks somehow managed to get a hold of one of the officers tasers he ran away and then it d

outline the sequence of events for us rights group humanitarian china they are based in the us and i felt by that qualify them for the same rights to free speech as any other group in the us i was shocked when zim suspended its account after it held a virtual commemoration for what happened in tiananmen square in 19 and in another video we're going to take a look at as well known across the world of what happened on june 4th not imagine on that avoiding conversation as to what happened in ghana men has been a constant battle for china internally whereas outside of china what happened there has been held up as as a landmark a grim one of the evils of authoritarianism now my reference that 2 days ago in reference to where you cleared the park of protesters outside the white house you were 33 and they said well now tiananmen square is what authoritarianism hundreds injured hundreds killed if not thousands that is one of 3 terrorism is now to move this story for we spoke to the man behind the commemoration who was one of those who was in jail after tiananmen square he's a prominent dissi

all of us. usually i'm very happy time always been happy when we've released something but this time i'm fortunate. i'm 40 years of i'm sure it's an annoying boughton there's no reason why the band's history shouldn't continue to be written and many good reasons to keep it up. sir. said. the entire family. you're watching t w news from berlin remember you can always get the latest news information anytime you want from our website that said d w dot com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram d w news our handle there i'm terry marcus thanks watch. the for. the think. the stuff are all high on not these days there are premises that apes there are no aka condos away for nowhere to occur nowhere also the mobile phone in the hospital . the chimpanzee trost on the ugandan island of gumbo the situation has become difficult because of the code 1929 a most of the people. who have forgotten. to believe. lots of homeless people come out the scene on the streets of japan. in tokyo i love 4000 people