there has been a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very normal in israeli society in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines it's time for diplomacy to save the country not only disintegrating but it's great to face the leading of the call continues inside story on al-jazeera. the police try to regain control in minneapolis as the u.s. city burns with rage on to the death of an unarmed black man. rios president is accused of inflaming the unrest to try to hide his message to just the looters who could be shot. i mean this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up china warns the u.s. again to fearing in hong kong ahead of a likely announcement by president trump against its controversial security law.

help for $2000000.00 of spain's poorest hit hard by the pandemic the government approves a plan for minimum income. without donald trump is being accused of glorifying violence in inflaming racially charged protests across the u.s. the president has tweeted that when the looting starts the shooting starts referring to the city of minneapolis where the national guard has been called in after days of demonstrations following the death of an unarmed black man for targeting begins our coverage. riot police in minneapolis ready to confront a community that fails it's been betrayed national guard soldiers have also arrived in the city requested by a man who's under pressure to bring the violence under control this was a police station in flames on thursday night as anger directed at those who swear

to protect and serve escalated the. not far away more burning shops looting and violence protests have spread across the united states in denver demonstrators echoed the demands for justice already heard in los angeles and new york anger over the treatment of african-americans by the police is new but it is very wrong right now. in louisville kentucky the death of george clooney it has reopened old wounds with protesters demanding justice for an african-american woman who was shot dead by police 2 months ago. it is this video of the last moments of george floyd's life a police officer kneeling on his neck that's driving the outrage floyd's family the city's man and national politicians are calling for the officer to be charged with murder we did see a murder on t.v. and it wasn't self-defense the f.b.i. is promising a thorough investigation but it could take weeks for

a prosecutor to decide on criminal charges and people here are impatient francis i am pleading i am pleading with individuals. to remain calm and to let us conduct this investigation president trump called the protesters thugs and suggested national guard soldiers shoot the looters he also took aim at the city's democratic man donald trump knows nothing about the strength of minneapolis we are strong as hell is this a difficult time period yes but you better be damn sure that we're going to get through this. the protests in george floyd's name are only growing as more people in more cities feel justice in america is far from equal victoria gate and be al jazeera. well minnesota governor tim walz has addressed the state he has created for calm and he promised that justice would be served i understand clearly there is

no trust in many of our communities and the differentiation between the minneapolis police department that we witness losing trust of those they're there to serve is very difficult for people to make for those standing up here with me i understand that and i will not patronize you as a white man without living those those lived experiences of how very difficult that is but i'm asking you to help us help us use humane way to get the streets to a place where we can restore the justice so that those that are expressing rage and anger and demanding justice are heard let's hear now from out of thin air or who is a journalist in minneapolis and she spoke to about their short time ago. we're just a couple blocks away from a bunch of businesses and the library and the police station that was burned down last night there's the national guard there the minnesota state troopers and

there's it's very tense there's a bunch of people on the corner that are confronting that are yelling and talking trying to talk to the national guard right now i talked with the university of minnesota professor earlier who is here he teaches african-american studies are met . and he said told me when i asked him you know if he if he thought that there was going to be more protest and i read that and tell that that the feeling was very raw and very people are really angry and unless there is some . word that they're going to get a conviction or that the officers are going to be charged that there are going to still be more protests and more demonstrations so. you know last night was another night of looting and building bird and violence this is my neighborhood this is the longfellow neighborhood i've lived here for almost 20 years i've never i haven't seen the city like this before. let's look at what president trump tweeted about

the protests 1st warning the minneapolis match to get his act together and writing that these thugs dishonoring the memory of george floyd and he won't let that happen trump says he told the minnesota governor that the military is with him all the way any difficulty and we will assume control that when the looting starts he said the shooting stops can we help it is it the white house and she says that trumps comments to spark the backlash from activists. the u.s. president for his part has tweeted again in the last a few moments saying that the national guard has arrived on the scene they are in minneapolis and fully prepared george floyd will not have died in vain respect his memory so that is the latest message by the u.s. president to the protesters in minneapolis now of course when it comes to the national guard and deploying we've certainly seen it more recently in this country particularly back in 2014 when the national guard was deployed to ferguson missouri

for tensions there and then few of the civic leaders and the civil rights activists sort of after action some years later is that essentially when the national guard went in this only made things worse it was heavily militarized against american citizens and their right to protest and so this is the fear now as the u.s. president says that the national guard is on the scene fully prepared that's the fear that these tensions are going to only further escalate in fact the a.c.l.u. or the american civil liberties. union has issued a statement to regard to that saying that the words of the president are hypocritical of moral illegal gross disregard for racial terror and with respect to sending in the national guard we call in the national guard and law enforcement to comply with the law and not president trump. and washington post investigation shows that black people in the united states more than twice as likely to be killed

by police as white people told ford's death is just the latest incident this year in march brianna taylor was shot 8 times by police as she lay in bed plainclothes officers entered her kentucky home in the middle of the night without warning this month a sudanese american man yassin mohammed was shot dead in georgia after several encounters with police can say he may have been suffering from mental health problems also in georgia police are accused of delaying the investigation into the killing of dzhokhar because one of the suspects has links to law enforcement well earlier i spoke to just a weaver who is the president and chief executive of insight on limited which is a consulting firm focusing on race gender and inclusion and i started by asking him about the history of these police killings this is a constant correct that we live under in this nation and it's very much front of mind really understand that though we have built. and we've been

a part of this nation program for centuries that we've never been fully given the free rights of citizenship to be able to navigate this nation using our personal space in the same way that our white art. there is nothing that anyone can tell me that would convince me that a white man. to death in the way that this particular rimmer happened and now. and certainly if it were. you know on a basketball that the murderers there will be great and that's where they are where every time this happens people seem to say ok this is going to be the moment but the real change will come that we cannot take this anymore we cannot accept it and all the leaders say the right things. but it doesn't happen as we as we've already said but you think this time it could be

a different we've been here dozens of time or hundreds of times 4000 times we're really early on a black ally clearly is he in america and there is not the same level of justice associated with the murder of black people in america then it is with other in particular what people want to hear. and so so this is an outrage and though people are definitely responding to the rage where we are not yet by our global rage. the bottom line is i think that the mission to do what's right been bored but a t.v. crew reporting on the protests in minneapolis was arrested live on camera jolo i am under arrest or why why am i under arrest that's a c.n.n.

reporter and while human is who was showing demonstrators being detained on t.v. he along with the production team scored his away by police despite offering to move to a different location he's since been released and spoke to the network about his experience. it did cross my mind that what is really happening here and the one thing that gave me a little bit of comfort was that it happened on live t.v. there's been this you know when you talk within the community about let's just say what's happened with george floyd there's always a discussion that what's happening isn't new it's being films and that speaks to the power of having something happen on camera because you can have people speak up for you without you saying anything and that gave me a little bit of comfort knowing that you guys saw what was happening i was living what was happening and the country was seeing what was happening unfold in real time right before their eyes you don't have to doubt my story it's not filtered in

any sort of way you saw it for your own eyes. still ahead here a labor law controversy cutting employees rights in india in order to kick start the economy. delivering food to the desperate including. 17 days of coronaviruses making life even. hello there we're watching very closely an area of low pressure a tropical disturbance just sitting here off the coast of oman now this is forecast to sit pretty much in the same area for the next few days it will produce some torrential amounts of rain and as i say sitting in the same area so they say in these torrential downpours coming of course on some very dry areas of land away from that to the north the winds on the increase coming down from the north side

notes as hot as it has been 43 in baghdad on saturday but 45 degrees in kuwait city and then as we go through sunday the temperature is about the same but those winds extending further south with the north hi there $37.00 but you'll notice this rain still sitting across into iran and possibly pushing across into areas of yemen now we could see accumulations of the next 2 or 3 days of more than half a meter and possibly up to $700.00 that will actually produce flooding and it could be fairly serious as well so keep a very close eye on that central africa the usual the usual particularly heavy through the d.l.c. and around the gulf of guinea where you've got a clear day set in south across much of south africa it's been a bit cooler in cape town 18 degrees the saturday but by sunday it does warm up $25.00 degrees celsius what we will see by then there is more rain showers across much of central and eastern areas of madagascar.

you know men killed a mother and son on their way to an appointment sadly the insurgents don't wear uniforms block or so it is seen with the was of the american occupation of iraq matthew has on hold erik prince to account trump tower 2016 how come you didn't mention that meeting to congress and i did i don't know if i got the transcript wrong. i don't think hear that sharp that you can tell the difference between a polish guy a french guy all you see in your chart head to head on a jersey you know. you're watching al-jazeera remind about top stories that and police in the u.s. city of minneapolis are trying to regain control after another night of protest

against the death of an unarmed black national guard has been called in and the mayor has declared a 72 state of emergency. the governor of minnesota said it short time ago the expects that justice for officers involved in the death of george floyd to be swift and fair he went on to say generations of pain is manifesting itself in front of the world. president donald trump has tweeted about the protest saying he's prepared to have the federal government assume control trump rights when the meeting starts the shooting starts to his hidden that tweet behind a warning saying it violates its rules about glorifying violence. china says it will take any necessary measures if the united states insists on interfering in hong kong that's and donald trump is set to make an announcement later on friday about china's controversial national security law for me with. the u.s. has significant interests in hong kong we urge the u.s.

to have a clear view about the situation and to stop interfering in hongkong affairs and china's domestic affairs if the u.s. is determined to harm china's interests china will take on this a serious countermeasures the u.s. has asked the u.n. to discuss hong kong affairs which is publicly interfering in china's domestic affairs and damaging the principles of international relations china of course opposes this their plan will not succeed the u.n. isn't a tool that the u.s. can play china and other countries who uphold justice won't allow the u.s. to blackmail the u.n. for its own purposes while out there for a man to get a james braces more from u.n. headquarters now in new york. it was the u.s. mission to the united nations that requested a security council meeting on hong kong a request that was immediately blocked by china but just hours later the issue was raised anyway by a guest speaker at the council the e.u. has foreign policy chief and turning to the very recent developments which they can

not stop a bite if. i might express deep concern with the steps taken by china regarding nation was the legislation you can't go. we really that that is not going go for miti with international commitments nor with the hong kong basic or the chinese position though was firm this was an internal matter none of the security council's business how come our affairs are purely china's internet i.f.'s and allow no access to no interference it usual of. has nothing to do with the mandate of the thicker to cancel elsewhere u.n. headquarters where they were holding an event about global development post code 19 a most important player clearly didn't want to take sides are you concerned about the new security law for hong kong today i do not intend to move into areas that

are far from what we are discussing today because i don't want to divert attention from something that is very important spokesperson has already spoken. yesterday on the before hong kong was handed over to china in 1997 by its colonial rulers the u.k. many older hong kong is still hold british passports but ones that don't allow them to reside in britain now the u.k. foreign secretary is proposing to change that status a move that's further likely to anger beijing months if china continues down this path and implemented this national security legislation we will change that status and we will remove that 6 month limit and allow those being a possible holders to come to the u.k. and to apply to work and study for extended periods of 12 months and that would itself provide a pathway to future citizenship diplomats tell me they expect

a number of nations including the u.s. to continue to raise the issue of hong kong and that will only add to the growing tension both here at the united nations and on the wider global stage between the u.s. and china james space al-jazeera at the united nations. president vladimir putin has ordered russia's defense and foreign ministries to hold talks with syria from moscow to obtain additional facilities in maritime access in syria russia has so far to permanent facilities in syria an airbase in the tukey a province used for air strikes against forces opposing president bashar assad and the naval facility at tartus in the mediterranean russia is the syrian government's main ally the reopening of hundreds of south korean schools has been suspended in some others have been forced to close after a spike in corona virus cases 58 new infections have been announced most of them from seoul and linked to an online shopping warehouse or quarantine measures in the philippine capital of manila will be ease from next month after months of strict

lockdown that severely affected the economy and that's despite $539.00 new cases being reported on thursday the largest spike since the 1st infection was reported there in january in a televised address the president ford record to 30 try to reassure the nation that the vast majority of cases are mild and the death rate is low. india's government is being accused of using the coronavirus emergency to export millions of workers off the 2 months of summer india's biggest states have suspended most labor laws in a bid to restart the economy trade unions say changes to working out those wages and health and safety standards weaken workers' rights at the time they call protest elizabeth curnow reports now. this is the production of clothes for his designer label in his workshop and. sales fell by 70 percent in the past 2 months down and hayman says he'll have to lay off

around $75.00 of his $300.00 employees. the suspension of most of the state's labor laws means he no longer needs the government's permission to fire in this difficult time. but. this is what was very important support from the government. which is home to $230000000.00 people is one of many states to change its labor laws including getting rid of the minimum wage extended working hours advert juicing employee benefits. the state say the changes will help businesses and get the world's 5th largest economy back on track but workers are already paying the price. as soon as the changes were announced it was fired from the women's wear factory he's worked in for 4 years the. work is continuing at the company and 800000 people are working new workers have been hired

on daily wages and none of those who used to work at the company have been brought back. trade unions say the revised laws will drive down wages in a country where the minimum is just over $2.00 a day union leaders defied lockdown guidelines to protest in new delhi which police quickly dispersed more than when. i go to work you can look again recently i don't reckon. of the country on the rim of the net. already have. already been low. the biggest changes have been in states ruled by prime minister met in the morning as part of the jump party critics say the government's using the economic slump to push through laws that's planned since 1st being elected 6 years ago and at a time when people aren't allowed to protest the international labor organization has warned 400000000 indians could slip into poverty as a result of india's lockdown and urging prime minister modi to send

a clear message to states to labor and protect workers from exploitation elizabeth al-jazeera new delhi thousands of people in spain have been struggling to make ends meet during coronavirus restrictions now they could be a little better off with the government approving plans for a new basic income motor a report from the capital madrid a simple sound which some fruit and the water is enough to get thousands of spaniards through today in spain food banks soup kitchens and charities have been overwhelmed and some even forced to close during their coronavirus outbreak but demand has increased 30 percent since the emergency lockdown in march thousands of spaniards has joined the so-called queues of hunger for the 1st time. so son i want to tell it is a hospital cleaner in april she found herself out of work she spent all her savings

and at the age of $44.00 she had to appeal to charity for the 1st time in her life . i feel really bad depending on others i always depended on myself at the beginning when they offered me food i said no but then i realised if i have food i can share it and we can all eat says a corner virus outbreak over 1000000 people have lost their jobs in spain the loss of employment has been compounded by a school closures and increasing bills after more than 2 months of a strict lockdown the spanish government plans to spend $3000000000.00 euros a year to provide the poorest households with a minimum income over $850000.00 families will benefit from it single parent families will get the quiver the end of 500 dollars and families with 2 of those $650.00. today is an historic day for democracy and for me it's an honor is deputy prime minister of this government to announce

a new social right born in spain a minimum bartle income i think we can qualify it as the greatest advance in social rights in spain since the approval of the dependency law in 2006 the government's intention is to reach the maximum number of people in need but over 2000000 spaniards who work in this economy pay no tax or working without a contract will be left out of this initiative if there's a silver lining to covet $19.00 clout is that many spaniards one have to depend on the charity of strangers. in the do it. french come on you fight show runner has announced it could slash up to 15000 jobs of the next 3 years the company employs around 180000 staff globally and wants to reduce cost by more than $2000000000.00 right i was already struggling before car sales slumped to during the coded $1000.00 crisis a joint venture partner nissen announced the closure of its factory in spain and

$3000.00 redundancies 24 hours ago it has this update from a car plant facing closure just outside paris. 14 blogs across france. is the one that's going to close and as you can imagine the more than $200.00 staff that work here are extremely upset and frustrated they don't understand why they are going to be losing their jobs why when only 260 or so people work here they feel that how is that going to be such a big saving for the companies they're very frustrated you can see a few of them gathered behind me as well as a few local officials because of course when a factory like this closes it's not just the people who work there are impacted but everybody in the surrounding area from the shop to the restaurants because the workers use those and these are difficult economic times even as a very bad time to be losing your job but what is that unless it makes these kind of cuts world wide and from the carmakers simply won't be able to survive it is

launched this $2200000000.00. over the last 3 years as you said 50000 jobs will be accounts worldwide more than 4000 of them here in france the comic has really been struggling over the last few years and 2018 calls go home of course was arrested in japan according to virus knockdowns which have seen car sales plummeting in europe and also facing this transition to electric cars which is not a pressure. leaders of some of the poorest parts of the united kingdom are concerned they won't cope if the government reintroduces austerity cuts in the wake of the there are fears of benefits and social spending will be slashed and that's to pay off the huge debts that have built up from supporting workers who've been laid off has more now from middlesborough in northeastern england. things be like when it's all over for rich places maybe not so bad but poor communities have a right to be worried the post industrial landscape of teesside in northeastern

england tells a story of joblessness poor life chances and the virus the holiday mortality rates . if the british government tries to pay off its huge debts or will stare a-c. than they can begin to imagine how much worse things will get it's almost too difficult to comprehend how we would go about doing that because we're i think we're at that as low as we can get in terms of the the cuts that we've made our frac on even start to think about how we would make more cuts 1st hand experiences of all this show a town already on the age we need to live is vital supplies to 17 people with underlying health conditions and therefore most at risk in this tiny house of for asylum seekers including an elderly woman from sierra leone who has diabetes given the things binny has seen any more cuts to services would be catastrophic but there was a case right here in memphis right centile middles for someone who did not eat for

17 days 17 for 17 days so she has been going over food banks she saw the food banks where clause and even though she is fully entitled as a citizen but she was look at you know what it looked and she was almost going to die disease thrives in poverty the economic response to the health care crisis will make or break places like this. just before all this started the new british government swept to power on a promise of what it called levelling up plowing money into the forgotten english northern towns but not only has covered 19 put all of that on ice it's also led to a new enormous national debt debts which towns like middlesborough are in no position whatsoever to help a back. story here could be that of any port town in any country which has taken on massive debt nationally or globally that that will happen we will lose generations

we will lose businesses people will lose hope hope the health and social implications will be colossal that it isn't an option borrowing at these new affordable rates prudently and spending intelligently is the only solution to this so many of the problems here predated the virus but maybe the health care crisis could have a silver lining after all better jobs stronger communities surely mean healthier people largely al-jazeera middlesborough. to do down to 0 these are the top stories and the police officer at the center of the raging controversy over the death of an on black man in the u.s. city of minneapolis has been taken into custody police have been trying to regain control as protests continue against the death of george floyd the national guard

has been called in and the mayor has declared a 72 state of emergency i will minnesota governor tim walters a pleaded for calm and justice will be done. i understand clearly there is no trust in many of our communities and the differentiation between the minneapolis police department that we witness losing trust of those they're there to serve is very difficult for people to make for those standing up here with me i understand that and i will not patronize you as a white man without living those those lived experiences of how very difficult that is but i'm asking you to help us help us use humane way to get the streets to a place where we can restore the justice so that those that are expressing rage and anger and demanding justice are heard well president donald trump has tweeted about the protest saying that he is prepared to have the federal government assume control trump roads when the looting starts the shooting stops twitter has hidden

that tweet behind a warning saying it violates its rules about glorifying violence but it's reporting on the protests in minneapolis was arrested live on camera do you know my i am under arrest or why why am i under arrest that c.n.n. reporter humanists who was showing demonstrators being detained on t.v. it along with the production team were scored away by police despite offering to move to a different location he's since been released and spoke to the network about his experience and how the news in china says it will take any necessary measures if the united states insists on interfering in hong kong president donald trump is set to make an announcement later on friday about china's controversial national security law for college i know it's there with headlines go to news coming up in half an hour right after inside story from the.

are african countries staying ahead of the coronavirus the continent to some of the world's lowest infection and death rates but always getting the full picture of what's really happening this is inside story. hello welcome to the program and it's one covered 19 started to spread around the world aid workers warned of disaster for africa fearing for a weakened polio.