thing in across the western regions of the united states in the last year as it really is just that is a fairly calm picture generally me want to cross that little piece we've got so if i want to try to carry on monday maybe just want to shout pushing up towards new york and then the next batch of rain works its way towards the midwest and across the great lakes also we could be saying on monday some storms developing into the fall south of texas and i've got one or 2 shots to clear away from the pacific northwest but temperatures of course have really come down quite steadily and quite nasty across much of the desert southwest if you will just pushing in later in the day as we go through tuesday still some good sunny skies out into california and still storms threatening the southern areas all over texas but not a bad day elsewhen time which is on the high side typically in the mid to high twenty's even the low thirty's quite a different story across the caribbean and central america it's this that we're watching within this massive cloud you can see here we have of course go tropical storm amanda now as we go through monday this should actually come on shore the forecast track very uncertain but what is not uncertain is the rain this will

produce some torrential amounts particularly in guatemala also southern areas of mexico some of these areas could see as much as $600.00 millimeters of rain this will lead to some dangerous lats lines a month slides. it's so in it. one man provided the soundtrack for any. composer over 350. 6 for entertainment. and conflict. prolific composer who put. this man egypt's musical maestro on al-jazeera your man killed a mother and her way to an appointment sadly the insurgents don't wear uniforms. with. them. in the condition of iraq matthew has an old inheritance 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 or your charming head to head on a jersey or. welcome back or come out of our top stories here this hour there's been a 6 day of protests against police brutality across the united states hundreds gathered again in minneapolis where it all started to denounce the death of george floyd he was killed by a white police officer who know from his neck for almost 9 minutes last month in.

new york city's mayor says an investigation will be conducted after a police car was seen running protesters behind a barricade before to say more than 300 people were arrested in demonstrations while 33 police officers were injured. and u.s. president donald trump is blaming the anti fascist group on tea for the violence across the country he also said on twitter will be designated as a terrorist organization. while the justice for george floyd campaign has gone global with people in london also showing their support thousands of protesters gathered outside the u.s. embassy some held signs reading the u.k. is not innocent the rally was organized by the local chapter of black lives matter other events are planned elsewhere in the u.k. but in barber reports from outside the u.s. embassy in london. before sunday's protest here in london the city's mayor said he can put out a tweet reminding people that coronavirus was still around or that they should stay home if possible that wasn't a direct reference to the demonstration but what happened was people weren't

deterred by any perceived risk they turned out in their many many hundreds in trafalgar square in the center of london. chanting things like no justice no peace like lives matter say my name george floyd all things which we've heard in the us some of them kneeling down they were eventually moved on by police and made their way through westminster past downing street the official residence of prime minister boris johnson a small group there chanted against him accusing him of being racist for his perceived use of racist language in the past they then made their way here to the us embassy for a while at least and there's a lot of anger but by and large the protest was peaceful i've seen a few arrests throughout the day but generally people were commenting on how the protest was good natured this is all against the backdrop of what people say is a misunderstanding here that there's only police brutality against black people in the us whereas people here point out that there have been incidents of deaths of

black men in power in police custody over the last few decades with very little numbers of them convictions or prosecutions against police officers so that was behind the passion that you saw on the streets of london and other cities in the u.k. on sunday what china is using the racial unrest in american cities to criticize u.s. action on hong kong politicians and state media comparing the riots to the anti-government movement in hong kong there's one editor of a pro chinese government newspaper wrote. he said u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi once called the bond protests in hong kong a beautiful sight to behold well u.s. politicians can now enjoy the sight from their own window it's difficult holland has the reaction from hong kong. chinese state media has been giving blanket coverage to the events unfolding in the united states telling its viewers that this is what democracy looks like the global times seen as

a mouthpiece for the communist government it prints in both english and in chinese and is a major source of news within the country and outside the country has been publishing some very pointed at a tory also attacking the politicians which had supported the hong kong protests now a lot of articles have also been drawing parallels between what's happening in the united states and the hong kong pro-democracy protests which unfolded last year where there were many scenes of violent confrontations between the police and protesters and the editorials are asking the u.s. politicians like microamp a nancy pelosi and even donald trump whether they stand with the violent protesters and writers of minneapolis as they stood with the protesters of hong kong using a very popular chant during the hong kong protest now they're also asking whether you know pointing out that china did not send in any army or any threat of

the army coming into hong kong while there were almost daily protests but you know within days of protests in the united states the president had said that they would be calling in the national guard and even possibly the army so they're trying to draw parallels between what's happening in the u.s. and what was happening in hong kong and pointing fingers saying that asking what kind of support there is in calling them hypocritical now for decades incidence of excessive force being used against black people in the u.s. led talk of reform but very little action in march 1901 video of rodney king being beaten in los angeles was broadcast around the world the acquittal of officers involved spot days of riots in february 2012 trayvon martin was shot dead by a member of the neighborhood watch group quickly the suspect. the launch of the black lives matter movement there were several high profile deaths in over and police officers in 2014 including eric garner michael brown and 12 year old tommy rice and 2015 friday gray died in

a police van in baltimore one in the custody of 6 officers just over a year later fernando castiel was shot and killed during a traffic stop where tricia rose is director of the center for the study of race and ethnicity in america brown university she explained the groundswell of anger unleashed by the death of george floyd. i think you know it's very important when we're thinking about the response to this incident where mr floyd was killed that we really understand how systematic and pervasive the deep violence that black people face at the hands of police have been all around the country and it's impossible to speak to what the community feels in minneapolis if we only think about what's happened there in isolation it's extremely important that we understand that this is a historical and ongoing factor and a nationwide fact and this is not wanting rogue cops is not wanted 2 or 3 rogue cops across new york but in fact assisted

a systematic relationship where black people are considered threatening and worthy of extreme violence and this is a common practice so to to begin to understand this we have to put it both in historical context and in terms of a collective black trauma around state sponsored violence that usually goes completely on punished this is what happened in ferguson right it was a full nearly a military response you know local police forces around the country have been rewarded with military grade equipment the kinds of equipment you would normally see only in an international war contests and there was extreme levels of containment and violence as if people exercising their civil rights to freedom of expression and to gather in public to protest were and were a threat to the nation rather than the very rights that the nation is designed to protect but that's the logic of what it means to face a state violence when you're

a black community even if whites and others are participating it's when it's understood as a racial crime that you begin to see this kind of extreme violent response that said it is my understanding that there were also many instigators involved in minneapolis and perhaps. in other cities around the country as well and more data on that may come up as the weeks bare out but what that means is that you could have you know right extreme right wing violent groups who are infiltrating the protest community in the cities that are protesting and those infiltrators are stoking violence and encouraging a violent response for which black people will pay the highest price well police in some u.s. cities have taken a different tactic with protesters by joining them. sheriff in flint michigan told protesters we're with you on want to make this protest to parade

before he joined the march and call gables florida and santa cruz california police knelt during a rally oppose made famous by the football at colin kaepernick in response to police brutality against black people in other states police have banners with statements against violence and racism. so you got a voice that's it was. he represents. all over the county and around we go up there to help people do that nonsense there was. no man right there were 3 gentlemen. we want to be with you for real so i took my helmet off to play the protest. i want to make this a parade. 6 was. so

let's just how. was. people so you tell us what you. 2 are let's move on to some other news now in mexico is planning to start reopening on monday 2 and a half months off that went into lockdown due to the corona virus pandemic but infections there still on the rise spent a day embedded with paramedics as they picked up covered 9000 patients and one of the worst hit areas on the outskirts of the capital is john holmes report. this is how many do already and so he'll finish the shift racing down the highway on the outskirts of mexico city trying to find

a host between the patient. is just the latest case in a hectic 2 months everything is like that in 20 years of what he is a paramedic i've never seen anything like this i thought the west side was the earth quake of 27000. they work in this work to a packed mix crew city suburb code that has hit hard. many he couldn't afford to stay home during the government decree quarantine meant a lot of patients. and so he was battling through it was mourning his own loss just 3 weeks ago it came back to him when he recently transferred a dying patient. and i like he was elderly and it reminded me of my grandfather because he died of cova to you and i was looking at this man's last moments of life and i saw my granddad reflected there. now they were on the last case of the day jose luis a big chill delivery man only 39 years old because he doesn't. think that you know

much. as the money. and then it's time to go the paramedics hope this capsule will protect them. it's a tight fit. and once in the ambulance it gets very hot patients can get claustrophobic too and this could be a long ride. the 1st. visit. though this big one of. those. now it's time to see if the hospital would take jose luis. the answer. is yes.

the majority insert here it's a triumph an end to a hard shift. but for jose luis his family is just the start they'll join those waiting outside for hours or days to see if he comes back out to john home now does it or there's a work order to. now the al aqsa mosque in occupied east jerusalem has reopened it had been close to 2 months to help contain code 19 worshippers are being asked to wear face masks and bring their own premises as how to force it. it was. after more than 2 months of closure muslim worshippers are once again allowed inside the mosque compound. not clear where often is our life and it is the beat of our heart now we are breathing again. inside the gates hundreds prayed spaced apart in the courtyards. and inside the mosque itself. i was counting every minute to come back to pray i hope all muslims feel good and hope for

a luxor to stay safe. the preparations have been underway for days but despite a recent increase in cases of coded 19 reported by the israeli health ministry islamic walk that manages the site put no limits on numbers allowed in we have the personal hygiene as a tradition in our religion and it's half of the belief we depend on the awareness and the commitment of the people and also the committees of the guards and the walk a fork or is to organize the people and protect them. also making preparations for a palestinian activist getting ready to hand out gifts to children but that's not the demand i missed the friday prayers this prayer was holy for me and i know everything for it's friday for me is the day i go for a luxa i meet my friends and we discuss our plans and projects that had been concerns of the reopening could become a flashpoint after israeli security forces shot dead an unarmed palestinian man with special needs on saturday i had how locke was hiding in this refuse storage

room when he was killed an investigation has begun. as well as muslim worshippers hundreds of jews were also allowed to access the site known to them as the temple mount under preexisting agreements several palestinians were arrested israeli police said someone chanting nationalist slogans for the most part though this return to something like normal that islam's 3rd holiest site has gone off remarkably smoothly the overwhelming of festivity and the quiet relief that this real heart of life inside the walls of the old city is now accessible again and to families in occupied east jerusalem the site is the closest thing to a city park as well as a place to pray it's a place to play mingle and relax available again after weeks of lockdown are equals that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem india's government is extending its lockdown in what it designates as high risk areas until the end of june another record daily increase reported on sunday almost $8000.00 new infections local

authorities have been asked to identify potential containment zones where large numbers of infections are being reported but it's still planning to lift restrictions in other areas. jordan is the latest country to switch on a contact tracing app to help combat cope with 19 which means safety in arabic saves the user's location data and alerts them if they've come in contact with anyone infected is using the application jordan has reported 9 deaths more than $700.00 infections afghanistan's government has released more than 2000 taliban prisoners president ashraf ghani had ordered them freed in response to a taliban ceasefire it was called for the ied holiday but since then there have been at least 3 attacks on afghan forces a taliban spokesman says 2284 people have been freed this weekend comes after several prisoner swaps following an agreement signed in doha earlier this year now the international space station has welcomed the 1st arrivals aboard

a privately built capsule. and would that be hatched is open to nasa astronauts in a space x. dragon have successfully dumped off the blasting off on saturday i've been met by 2 russian cosmonauts and an american astronaut been in orbit since april but derrick pitts is the chief astronomer at the franklin institute science museum in the u.s. he says the mission kicks off a new phase in space exploration this truly is a historic a moment because this is another step toward opening access to low earth orbit in space and a much lower cost and this also will be the 1st steps towards the next big adventure in space exploration astronauts returning to the moon in just a couple of years and then building up the skill and the infrastructure for a potential human visit to mars one of the differences between the between nasa as

a national space agency and space x. as an independent company is that space x. doesn't have the same time to put red tape bureaucratic red tape that down nasa has to deal with there and it also has the freedom to take on new and innovative approaches to accessing space you know nasa has an entire infrastructure built up based on the space agency ideas of the 20th century where space x. is built up almost entirely in the 21st century and so with those new innovations and those new fresh ideas space x. can do it better cheaper and faster while maintaining the safety as well. time for dollar short break here al-jazeera when we come back. the article the drive in movie style they're proving to be a modern day to a pandemic or to mourn the status. i am.

water scarcity has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit just because the lawyer doesn't mean it's cannot be approached what about the guy that can afford it in that case tell these water in a new 2 part series al-jazeera examines the social financial and environmental impact of water privatized nation loads of water coming soon frank assessments tourism but income stream is dead in the water what's been the result of recent poaching go up quite significantly informed opinions there has been a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very normal in israeli society in-depth analysis of the dates global headlines it's time for new policy save our country i think not all of you seem to grady brittany fish the really deep we all

continue inside story on al-jazeera. welcome back now getting to watch a movie under the stars is now back in fashion it seems drive in theaters are seeing a revival in cinemas close worldwide because of coronavirus was directions branka gupta reports. longest capital colombo. a musical experiment under the open sky. long can spot in hundreds of cars out there 1st ever live in concert.

due to our performance by the island's most popular young musicians was aimed at jumpstarting into to london just to be tarred by the crow navar has come to make a new york dolls and i don't want to front this is a good thing we must get up as a nation again and this is a good way to begin that process. and it's not just music here but i think that if you live in nigeria acting as a testing out such fun use to teach life shows. just an idea the idea is born out of the fact that you know there must be a solution you know we cannot just accept things we just read the way it does when the past 3 months or so for us is reassuring that there is hope is the show must go on in 1000 are not covered 19. around the world open as settings to cinema and are seeing us live all during the pandemic with most traditional

entertainment settings still close for fear of infections clogging venues such as here in spain are keeping families entertained from the safety of their cars. they don't go grocery often but when fed i bring up whatever level we're thankful because even though you're a bit locked inside at least you can open the window and get some fresh air and used to get to socialize a bit even if we're separated it's something. the world's 1st why the movie theater was opened in the 19th don't tease in new jersey and spread across united states as the auto industry boomed and more americans bought a car. but the arrival the t.v. and living room spent a rapid decline for the wants cheaper option of going out for entertainment. now to try vince on making a comeback as an alternative to staying as well as a cure for boredom at best social distancing is guaranteed. to

0. that's it for me more news at the top of the hour see that by. mass protests forcing the government's hand but are we seeing the whole picture. trying to understand we follow journalists on the front line just as christian. free press committed to reporting the facts police officers pointing guns at journalists saying don't panic the hong kong sanctum friction to miss truth is it

anyway on al-jazeera. do you own al to see a 3 years into the blockade we look at the future of the g.c.c. crisis i did see him parked on life and caught up people in power is back with more investigative documentaries and in-depth stories of the world battles the grown up on the next al-jazeera brings you the latest from around the world and you too caught investigation asks whether water should be a free natural resource or a commodity traded for profit and how well the u.s. elections shaping up as the country battles covert 19 we look into whether donald trump can survive these historic setbacks you announce his era.

now all jews are. and. we want to thank you very much. but just as a back on the streets across the u.s. venting their anger of a police brutality in the killing of an unarmed black man. and i'm down in jordan this is out as they are on live from doha with special coverage of the backlash over the killing of george floyd fired for using excessive force atlanta's police chief takes action against her own officers. u.s. president donald trump takes aim at a.