it's officers who commit those data entry is wrong to be senator something is wrong to. kill becoming a suspect before the actual crime and in-depth examination into preventative policing pre-crime on al-jazeera. the arrests in hong kong as police step in to break up on thai government protests . planned fully backed or you're watching al-jazeera live from our world headquarters in doha also ahead a special tribute begins in spain for thousands of people who have died from coronavirus. tanzania's government is accused of sending out the wrong messages about the pandemic and covering up a crisis when you walk in britain and 4 police officers are fired in the

u.s. up to the death of an unarmed black man that straight gets new protests. more than 200 protesters have been arrest said after a standoff with police in the heart of hong kong one of the. police used pepper spray to disperse crowds rallying against a bill that could see people jailed for mocking china's national anthem they were also demonstrating against a security law proposed by beijing activists insist it will mean the end of hong kong's freedom and rights but beijing politicians say it's necessary to defend against what they call homegrown terrorists. i think people need to recognize that our separate systems is based on our ability to post national sovereignty

security and developmental interests if we become a threat to national security or a base for subversive activities the separate systems cannot be maintained so and harnessing national security protection is the best way to preserve our suppresses those and our support way of life and we can see the c.c.p. is trying to suppress or affecting people in a more serious manner so. we're trying to safeguard the human we're trying to say we don't want and can't be trite. al-jazeera is adrian brown has more from the central business district where protests have taken place. just after lunchtime there were skirmishes running skirmishes between police and protesters right here in the heart of the central business district it's where the upmarket boutiques 5 star hotels and fancy office blocks are the police used pepper

spray as well as pepper balls to disperse the crowds after about an hour they managed to do that now there have been a large number of arrests i have to say i've just watched a long queue of police a scorching protesters down a flight of stairs and of course for those people who've been arrested if they're young it means that university prospects career prospects are now in jeopardy because according to the police people taking part in an assembly today were taking part in what they deemed to be an illegal assembly and potentially potentially they face up to 5 years in jail if they are convicted now this skirmish here in the center of hong kong happened as the local legislature was about to begin a debate on a new national anthem law for hong kong this would in future if it's passed that it will be passed because the legislature has the arithmetic it would make it an

offense to destroy a specter you know booed during the national anthem the march of the volunteers of course hong kong has the same national anthem as the mainland and mainland politicians have been incensed by recent events where the national anthem has been booed had sporting events but today's protests of course also comes ahead of another significant development on thursday when china's rebel scrubber stamp parliament the national people's congress is expected to pass draft a draft resolution which will allow a new security law to be imposed on hong kong and that security law could potentially restrict the sorts of protests that we've seen happening here in hong kong on wednesday afternoon. in other world news that 10 days. mourning period has began in spain to remember more than $27000.00 people have died during the coronavirus pandemic frags will be know it across the country and now be a minute's silence strain is one of the hardest hit countries in europe with more

than 236000 cases and speak to martin here in madrid for a smart to tell us about where you are for us and what's going to be happening today. yes we're we're just to new images to decenter in front of the town hall in the minister where called me balance by going up because all the celebrations of the real madrid took will take place here so as you can see behind we've got the flags that have flying at half mast and as you mentioned spain has declared a 10 days of official mourning in order to pay tribute to the over 27000 people that have died from 19 this is the longest official mourning that takes place in the history of spanish democracy once this is over we will have an official ceremony that will be held by the head of state spanish king philip the 6th one question why did it take so long to start his tremendous the weather center to

declare this official mourning one of the reasons is that spain this this week entered all of spain enter the face one is the 1st stage of the deescalation plan in order to lease all the measures of the state of emergency and another reason is because although conservatives all the right wing parties have been claiming and asking for these official mourning to take place before and so in norther to negotiate the state of emergency extensions for a minister had to make concessions to do all the right wing parties that have been supporting him in this extensions and one of the things you got that it was the right wing party that voted in favor of this extension was asking for this official mourning to take place marta has been a revision of the overall death toll in the. last few days it's been reduced reduced but the death toll on health care workers in spain has been particularly high. yes well the number of

health who work has infected in spain the number of people that have died from coming on. to not belong to the health care's system is that 20 percent this is the lot lower just number in worldwide just to make a comparison you need to leave this only a 10 percent off the good work is infected in china a 3.8 and in the u.s. a 3 percent so the situation of the how to work is in spain you know the people that have been battling in the front line of the cult 19 since the outbreak this has been very critical since the beginning there were locking off personal protective equipment didn't have the proper gear to go back to work no tests so people infected were dealing with the whole plan to make in the hospitals without knowing if the word infected don't know so this is the reason why is spanish government yesterday with the cabinet meeting declared all the people that have been infected on the health care workers have died from coming 19 would be

considered a so work accident thank you for that ma to have their own life in madrid. in tanzania schools universities and sporting events are to restart next week. but opposition politicians accuse the government of covering up a crisis. the beach is. it getting busy again. tanzania didn't have strict lock down measures like some of its neighbors and now it's lifting them. president john mica throughly encourage people to gather and pray in churches and mosques to fight the coronavirus crowds came out for the ied alpharetta celebration on sunday. still exists and we need to protect ourselves washing our hands with soap and wearing masks although i haven't worn a mask now but corona exists the government hasn't released much data for the last

month and says the numbers of new cases are going down 0 the opposition says the government can't be trusted activists to share videos like this one on social media showing burials at night they say the government's hiding coronavirus death the ministry of health has since said the night burials should stop we don't trust the government to have figures tanzanians believe. in pandemic is not so the government response was their ability supported disappointed very underwhelming and we have so much warning that the tanzanians will be lost. this is one of the main hospitals for cope with 19 patients in dar es salaam nobody's allowed to film any of them the government denies reports the hospitals are overwhelmed with cases activists have been arrested for challenging the government's account. some prevention measures are in place but for the large part

it's business as usual the u.s. embassy has said evidence suggests the pandemic is growing exponentially in the city president. has consistently played it down. here. it's all going to be treated at the reasons of if you lock someone up in a house according to the literature we have read the day you let him out his immunity would have reduced by 30 percent so allow him could to neuter interaction help us build immunity and this will help us fight diseases. to freedoms to pray and trade a popular among many tanzania and. towns of been devastating for the poor neighboring countries but here it still not clear what the cost of those freedoms will be malcolm webb out is iraq. to the us now where police in the city of minnesota fired tear gas to disperse protesters calling for justice over the death

of an unarmed black man while in custody in minneapolis there was widespread outrage when video emerged showing an officer using his need to paint a man identified as george floyd's to the ground al-jazeera as john hendren has this report which contains images some viewers may find distressing. protesters gathered by the hundreds to mark the death of another unarmed black man in police custody it happened a day after an all too familiar american seen with a black man pleads for help is he struggles to bring what he wants to receive these are the images on a minneapolis street the man cries out in pain a policeman's knee on his neck. you remember. george floyd accused of check forgery is pressed down his face bloody letters when they do. anything. bystanders plead with the

officers was. he later dies in police custody it is the latest incident of a deadly confrontation between a white police officer and a black man captured on video yonder would really feel better if you just really feel damn near broke the city's police chief says he spent a sleepless night deciding what to do then fired the 4 officers at the scene i stand before you in the city of minneapolis here to say that our deepest condolences the city's mayor calls the death unacceptable being black in america should not be a death sentence for 5 minutes we watched as a white officer pressed his knee into the neck of a black man for 5 minutes. the scene bears an eerie

resemblance to a 2014 incident in new york city where another black man eric garner says his last words to the police officers restraining him i can't breathe after officers were cleared the guard case led to protests across the us police say george floyd had been resisting arrest bystanders said the force was clearly excessive and when it comes to excessive force in the us the pendulum has increasingly swung away from police into ward the alleged victim. officer jason van dyke is now serving a 7 year prison term for this 2014 shooting in chicago with luke kwan mcdonald each week animals battle black law once again demonstrators massed as they've done after similar incidents in new york chicago baltimore in ferguson missouri to demand justice for african-americans across the u.s. and for the police at whose hands george floyd died john hendren al-jazeera chicago

soon ahead on al-jazeera he was one of the walls most wanted man now a decision on where a top suspect in the wand and genocide should be tried and with many airports headwind of that house so-called travel bubbles could help a struggling industry get back in the sky. the monsoon winds are pushing the rain up into the andaman sea and that's where much of the energy is coming out of the atmosphere it doesn't mean there aren't that many showers further research just south of java and catching yolland and from the philippines sciences into west papua and sort of ways there are dotted elsewhere increasing the in the mainland of southeast asia which is right this time

of the year bank. the next 3 days of thundery weather with a fairly steady temperature regime it's humid it sticky that's correct for late night in australia well it's a bitter quiet period for the time being the wet and windy weather is mostly in the bite for now it's no longer raining in sydney for now there are showers forming for the north coast but in west australia this particular perth and to the south has an increasing wind and wet regime that is not being i think some flooding to some places particularly as we're only a few days after the tropical cyclone rain now that's all gone now as you can see but the onshore breeze just catching this part of new south wales all queens and particularly around brisbane were pretty few more showers but i'm stretching it mostly it is for the time being a dry picture except for perth. for . the 1st. challenges faced by journalists in the age of donald trump

we are fighting the fake. the enemy of the people through the veteran white house correspondent. press after this after. we're not the enemy of the people we are the people u.s.a. the current battle ground truth is it anyway. the earth the the and the. broken back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour police in hong kong have used pepper spray as demonstrations escalate at least 200 people have been arrested

protesters are angry at a proposed law that could see people jailed for mocking china's national anthem a 10 day mourning period has begun in spain to remember the 27000 people who died during the korean a virus pandemic plans have been you know what across the country and they'll be a minute side. and in tanzania schools and universities as well as force events are expected to resume next week as the country begins the latest restriction sisto the spread of covert 19 but opposition politicians accuse the government of id in the true scale of the outbreak. in other news a decision is expected in the coming hours on whether iran then genocide suspects will be handed over to un custody if so former business spend couple guy will go on trial at an international court is accused of helping finance the mass killings in 1994 and was arrested in paris after 26 years on the run a us more. one businessman. in the capital kigali in

19931 year before the genocide he's accused of helping to finance could google is alleged to have funded the ethnic militias they killed at least 800000 ethnic tutsis moderate hutus in a 100 days could be go was it not for more than a quarter of a century is rest in paris earlier this month has been welcomed by genocide survivors like a.t.n. sans the mana. to measure rest but of course one must respect the presumption of innocence he was one of the men figures of the old rhonda and he was wanted on several charges so it's a huge relief that he's been caught who was indicted by un courts and genocide charges in 1997 so decades he evaded investigators in africa and europe before he was finally caught in france french investigators surveyed children online and

discovered the one of them rented an apartment in this building in the paris suburb of ano source and when police raided the home they found a good now 84 years old it is believed that he was living here for at least 4 years with a false identity. colonel erik m. a whole led the investigation. during the lockdown our investigators were working from home so they had more time to focus on this case to truck phones and locations and we began to survey one location in we believe he was in the apartment but won't certain until we open the door we carried out a d.n.a. test to confirm it was him the perry school to decide whether to hand could be go to u.n. custody he could face a tradition to tanzania to face trial in an international court also likely he would be transferred to the hague and then transferred to i was shot to face child but it is still possible that some of the valid ety of the restaurant would be

a challenge and that the court would accept that argument it's unclear how one of the world's most wanted men was able to evade justice for so noam if google does face trial it may provide some answers he might do so should lie to me extent to which the who want to genocide was planned and officer vive as a sense that's off to so many years justice is finally being served. al-jazeera paris. iranian members of parliament elected in february have been someone in the overwhelming majority a conservative president has iran and says he hopes the government and parliament can have a good working relationship for the last year of his term saying he was listening to the president's speech and has more details from tehran. he also said that the independence of each branch of government in the country does not necessarily mean that they have to be confrontational that they can cooperate and he said that my

administration extends a hand of brotherhood towards the new parliament now his tone was very positive but you look if you look at the context of the relationship between the presidency and the parliament in the previous years if you look at the political context of what has happened to president hassan rouhani is especially since the collapse of the 2050 nuclear deal then you can understand that perhaps the content of his message the words he used could be seen as defensive this is a president who the previous parliament made 10 attempts to impeach ministers in his cabinet and they succeeded in impeaching 3 of his ministerial cabinets this is the previous parliament that did this that was relatively more reformist leaning than the current parliament and if there are 2 more impeachments if you lose those 2 more ministers then this presidency will have to go back to the parliament to achieve a vote of confidence to continue and finish out this last year in power now experts suggest that that is not going to happen that the government all branches all

leaders want to see president hassan rouhani complete this and have a smooth transition into the next presidency but we have seen the readout from the supreme leader a message from him to this new parliament also said that it is the parliament's job to investigate the other branches of government. and the u.s. president has run into trouble with his favorite form of mass communication twitter has labeled 2 tweets on donald trump's official account as misleading and refers to a check says the social media company's new policy is stifling free speech and interfering with this u.s. presidential election and afraid as a chief technology correspondent at the news website access and says it's taken the social media giant a long time to act on these types of tweets. there are 2 areas where twitter has said specifically they would be more aggressive one of those is misinformation around the virus so we've seen them take action against the brazilian president

over that and then also on election misinformation so this is one of the 2 areas where they said they'd be more aggressive that said they have never taken action in 3 and a half years of presidential tweets and there have been plenty that have been misleading this is the 1st time that they've labeled it so it's still a major moment i think there's been a lot of pressure but initially if you remember in 201617188 lot of the focus was on coordinated in authentic behavior so outside of the u.s. influences on elections so whether it was russia or china or whomever it was other countries using bots attempting to interfere the more recent issue has to do with misinformation but intentional by individuals so it's not you not them to behavior it's actually president term it's just that the information itself it's false and the platforms have been much less able to deal with this it's much easier for them to take a look at you know a 1000 bots that are repeating the same thing and saying ok that's definitely not

allowed where it gets harder is when you have the actual president whether it's brazil's president tweeting misinformation about the coronavirus or president trump tweeting false information about the election that is much harder a cone of highest crisis now in the wild household than ization is warning of a sage and infections in brazil peru and chile as evasion becomes a new global at the center of the pandemic as latin america's wice affected country with any 400000 confirmed cases studies warning its death toll could climb 5 fold by august task force. away from the sandy beaches of rio we rational and fabiano the gun that are trying to locate covert patients in they've 1115. they have just recovered from 1000 themselves and are now working on their day off to help those in need of. hospitals are full most

cases were not serious so this way we could help them to going to people where to go with visiting people and also to see their problems in their homes small houses with not a lot of airflow we could give an overall guidance on care and cleaning. as the amount of cases of coal with 1000 continues to rise in brazil these doctors believe that early detection is crucial to saving lives. that's why they have turned this somebody's school into a temporary office story coming to phone these people have been historically abandoned by society and politicians they have no access to public health care a cannot afford medicines that is why we are here. people like that the end of the sources say they have been abandoned by the government. it makes you scared very scared there are a lot of people who believe the virus is a lie from the politicians but it's not

a lie we know what we're talking about my neighbor had it and recovered i have other friends infected a friend died it's very sad. the demographic density in the favelas increases the chances of catching covert 19. in the past few days human rights activists have to announce a change in the body removal protocols what once was a public service now depends on the relatives of the deceased would you reach such after 27 hours a body was removed from this house it is absurd what the state is doing with people who do not even have a chance to bury their dead. it's all happening as brazil is caught in a political crisis that has polarized the country between those who believe the way out is by imposing a lockdown and those. who want to open up the economy the fight has forced governors to clash with water. on tuesday the police raided the residence of rio's governor wilson reed cell who is being investigated for

corruption in the handling of covert 1000 vets has said on twitter also not o. is using the federal police to attack him caught in the middle of the dispute are the victims of brazil's political system which is failing to protect those who are in need of help the most. her report is warning of venezuela is so poorly equipped to deal with the virus that it could make things worse for the rest of the region millions of venezuelans have fled in recent years as a country deals with an economic crisis that's less many struggling for basic supplies human rights watch and john hopkins university say venezuela's lack of capacity to deal with all the $1000.00 could cause more problems at its borders now there is concern in south korea about the relaxing of restrictions after 14 new cases were reported mostly in seoul a comma some countries in the asia pacific are looking to restart air travel while

mcbride's reports. in show an international airport south korea's gateway to the world practically deserted the aviation industry here is decimated as it is globally with predictions of a slow recovery. earlier we thought the industry would recover 80 to 90 percent by the end of the year but now we expect 50 to 60 percent and even next year the global market still won't be fully recover the parts of the world emerging 1st from the virus are likely to see their line businesses pick up quickest a number of countries in asia pacific south korea among them have won international praise for the way they've tackled the pandemic they've had to pay a high economic price for tough travel restrictions but the fact they're now being eased is widely seen as a reward for that effort so-called travel bubbles allowing free a movement between neighboring states that have the virus under control will help

the process new zealand and australia are considering establishing one so we both stand to benefit from getting travel up and running again hong kong the cow in mainland china could follow while a fast track system for business travelers has been established between south korea and china so they can bypass quarantine. young in accordance with the agreement they're issued a with a quarantine waiver if they get tested at the airport and go under active monitoring one of south korea's most prominent business people the samsung j. wiley recently visited one of his company's plants in china easier travel is seen as important for economic recovery. with 90 percent of international flights grounded and we understand the government is in talks with other countries to enhance cooperation the country and its airlines hoping for the day the departure

board won't look so went to look bright al-jazeera inchoate south korea and denmark is opening its borders to couples will face long separations because of the pandemic carsten hanson lives in germany and has been meeting his girlfriend at the border during the lockdown just need a netter signed by both parties for the one living in nordic countries or germany to be able to get together. hello again i'm fully battle with the headlines on al-jazeera hong kong police have used pepper spray as demonstrations escalate at least 200 people have been arrested as protesters are angry at a proposed law that could see people jailed for mocking china's national anthem adrian brown has more from the central business business district in hong kong.

there have been a large number of arrests i have to say i've just watched alone 2 of police a schoolteacher protesters down a flight of stairs and of course for those people who've been arrested if they're young it means that university prospects career prospects are now in jeopardy because according to the police people taking part in an assembly today with taking part in what they deem to be an illegal assembly and potentially potentially they face up to 5 years in jail if they are convicted a 10 day mourning period has began in spain to remember the 27000 people have died during the coronavirus pandemic flags will be no it across the country and they'll be a minute's silence in tanzania schools and universities are due to recent activities next week as it begins to lives restrictions put in place to stall the spread of covert 19 and opposition politicians accuse the government of hiding the scale of the outbreak and the world health organization says there's been a lack of transparency in tanzania's handling of the outbreak police in the us have

fired tear gas at protesters calling for justice over the death of an unarmed black man while in custody in minneapolis there was widespread outrage when a video emerged showing an officer painting a man identified as george for it to the ground using his knee. wand and genocide suspects felicien couple guy will find out if he will face a trial in an international court in the coming hours according as you to decide whether he will be handed over to u.n. custody the form a businessman is accused of helping to fund the 994 mass killings and iranian members of parliament elected in february have been sorn in the overwhelming majority conservative. and those are the headlines on. the news hour for you coming up next troth. what impact will called it 19 and a drop in the oil price on the race to the point. from these historic sent

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