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them across the presidential candidate joe biden has donald trump's response to nationwide protests over racism and police brutality he is accuse the president of funny the flames of hate. for president trump has pose for photographs at a shrine honoring the late roman catholic pope the archbishop of washington d.c. has condemned his visit saying listen warship should not allow themselves to be used in such a way. and thousands of protesters across the united states meanwhile are continuing their demonstrations a week after the death of george floyd in police custody a curfew in washington d.c. is due to be enforced in just under half an hour. on my phone bride is a pastor and the rector of the live free campaign at the group faith in action he also worked to win the white house on the president barack obama and joins us now live from oakland sir thank you so much for joining us here on out. first of all as

a pastor i'd like to get your reaction to the images that we've seen of president trump both on monday evening when he came out of the white house and posed in front of a church with a bible after having made sure that riot police. dispersed protesters with with tear gas and rubber bullets and then also what we saw on tuesday when it went to the shrine dedicated to pope john paul the 2nd what do you make of this use of religion at such a specific time. 1st i'm glad to be here with your partner i will say i am outreach donald trump is that democrats are. engaging in blasphemy is acts by politicizing the holy and sacred spaces of people of faith of christians to cover his immoral and we get a political agenda and i join with millions of christians in this country who find donald trump to be the exact opposite of everything jesus stood for and certainly

we in our churches stand for white evangelicals and filed this foolishness will be left to carry the shame for years to come it is an outrage it is an outrage you call it an outrage does it surprise you though i wonder and i'm thinking you know the president for example and his anti immigration rhetoric has often used a lot of islam sentiments so maybe in that context one might expect him to fall back on his version of christianity but in this particular case when it comes to the issue of black lives matter and police brutality doesn't surprise you that he's using religion in christianity as a sort of perhaps fig leaf some might say. it's not about being surprised it's about being outraged and we should remain outraged at this christoph bashes approach of attempting to politicize. religious spaces and believes

even the very group of people who are being abused by this particular leader in his policies lack wise matter is an extension of the civil rights movement was in his extension of the longstanding struggle for black liberation coming out of the black church in other sacred spaces in allegiance donald trump is the exact opposite of anything that is legitimate and moral and whether he does it with our muslim brothers once whether he uses atheist or agnostic troops donald trump does not deserve the benefit of the doubt to use that which we find to help us make meaning in this world to cover his diabolical agenda and we will continue to be outraged about it surprised maybe not outraged until he's out of office we will continue to be outraised and call it out unfortunately an incident like the killing of george floyd is far from the isolated and there of being the various cases before that and

i suppose the difference though is that a lot of them are caught on video which obviously makes a difference when it comes to perhaps turning this into a turning point in race relations in the u.s. you think that perhaps having a divisive president like donald trump may help to galvanize that change and that movement behind the black lives matter and not just from the african-american community but also from white americans as well. well i'll say it like this donald trump is not cool matt meehan but we must appreciate that right now in progressive cities where democrats governor we still are seen to tally not because of damage but because of the inability of local leaders to rein in their police departments and that is why we are launching an initiative that was to have mayors police chiefs police union presidents in shares make a public place which you cannot be a racist and be

a cop in 300 years of law enforcement in this country we've not even made that commitment that if you are a racist if you identify with the ku klux klan with the right with white supremacist groups with neo nazis you cannot be a cop and right now we believe it is not up to donald trump to decide it it is up to all of us in our cities and communities make the play it public you cannot be a racist and be a cop in list if you're donald trump in november but right now we could be encouraging our police departments of races right now to day make the plant is what we're going to be calling on elected officials to do democrat republican independent libertarian make the glitch and do you think that because of what's happened not obviously the tragic not just the tragic killing of george floyd but what's happened to same sex the country are you perhaps optimistic now that a pledge like you describe will happen sooner rather than later. i hope so but you

know it is incumbent upon the people and in a democracy to create the kind of government that we were in so i pray that the outraised we are seeing the public lynching of george. young. and all of the other look will you have beat you rianne it so you are m r r b a r e a true gigolo and slowly me in tallahassee florida these public lynchings require us to change the policy on the local level so let's let's make sure that we don't move down to the full brunt of our outrage we can change miles used today it is up to the people to make the policy change and that's what we're going to do we're going to change our policies like my bride pastor and their rector of the life free campaign group faith in action sir thank you so much for having shared your views with us thank you for having officials in bangladesh have confirmed the 1st coronavirus related death among range of refugees the 71 year old man died in

quote apollo camp which is home 260-0000 displaced ranging from me enlarged he wasn't at least $29.00 people who tested positive for the virus last month 15000 refugees have been put under quarantine the united nations as warned of a severe impact on the overcrowded camps sheltering more than 800000 people always donovan is a spokesperson person for the u.n. high commissioner for refugees she says there's an urgent need for more testing inside the world's largest refugee camp. we've been preparing for this for several months for 3 months we've been aware that the pandemic was spreading the numbers have been increasing in bangladesh and we've been preparing with the government and with on monetary and partners and as you know the press case was was confirmed just over 2 weeks ago and since then there are 29 contract cases and in the meantime in that period we've also managed to open 2 facilities and which will be used to serve and to care for patients with their most recent and so these are called as severe

acute respiratory infection isolation and treatment facilities either another 9 of these facilities that are under construction so we're hoping that they can be completed in the next 3 weeks and the other issue that we really need to focus on is increasing the amount of testing being done to ensure a reduction of the transmission and the actually the testing up in cox's those are has just received a new p.c. or testing machine from the world health organization so we're hoping to increase the number of tests per day from $200.00 to $500.00 it's going to bangladesh now what medical waste the has been piling up the coronavirus pandemic has made the problem even worse as hospitals churn out hundreds of tons of used to put mint chadri reports from. these workers heading into a garbage people in the bangladeshi capital danger lurks everywhere there are tons of hazardous medical waste here but most would waste collectors and government

sanitation workers don't have any acute men to protect them from cold 19 surely full islam is well aware of possible contamination and fears for his safety. in the streets you'll find large numbers of mosques and home clubs people destroyed in the streets after using them to have to clean these up without any protection or safety gear. more than 3000 tons of carbon 1000 related waste was produced last month in dhaka alone for people who are more dorrie apart than medical waste from the hospitals as you walk down the streets in the city you'll find your covered mass graves and other items and there's my post serious health risks for the sanitation workers and the general public. during the lockdown the syndication workforce is reduced by nearly half the only medical waste management organization in the country is finding it hard to cope with the crisis but. the main concern is

people who are using these personal protective items throwing them in the streets the government has to come up with a covert waste management strategy for. the disposal of medical waste is a fast growing problem in bangladesh we need you and. your partner. minister. to get in there and prepare to guide my management. experts say more resources and public awareness that are gently needed to ensure discarded medical waste doesn't make the coronavirus spend a make worse. dhaka after years of drought and now a global pandemic zimbabwe's government hopes to back up production will provide some

economic relief the country opened its tobacco auction season last month while most other industries have stalled doing locked out and siding with us have reports now from the farming village of beatrice the backhoe is and bob was 2nd biggest star in our foreign currency. he isn't having much luck with his tobacco after more than 15 years of farming he's only managed to grow one hit to the season he blames years of drought and now the coronavirus pandemic that's led to lock downs and travel restrictions noting what groups we can only send one person to the ocean floors to sell for us even if we are not here with a price we can't argue with you because we were not there to negotiate prices for ourselves. tobacco is a 2nd biggest foreign currency earner after gold lost the country and nearly $800000000.00 exporting mainly to china and europe now because of covert 19

international buyers can no longer get. many small scale black tobacco growers acquired land seeds for white commercial farmers 2 decades ago it was part of the government's controversial land redistribution program before its controversial land reform about 20 years ago was about we had roughly 2000 commercial farmers growing tobacco now there are tens of thousands of them by most a small scale farmers some plotting as little as a help to zimbabwe was already in an economic crisis long before the pandemic its debt arrears means the government can't borrow enough money from foreign lenders for a bailout many of those lenders lack confidence in the political leadership people rather bring equipment to zimbabwe knowing that least with equipment it can get to the people best image a challenge series an issue of confidence are we confident enough but give me bring more government money. what it is barely is really big question is.

about 300000 farmers stockpiling the tobacco until global lock downs and an international travel regimes they say only then might they be able to salvage something the season. al-jazeera beatrice. corona virus infections continue to rise in latin america with more than 1000000 confirmed cases across the region most are in brazil which has the 2nd highest number of infections in the world almost 30000 brazilians have died after contracting the virus cases of all suspected cina which recorded its highest number of deaths in a 24 hour period with 75 fatalities. the u.k. has warned to china to step back from the brink of authoritarian rule over plans to implement new national security laws in hong kong beijing says the laws will curb sedition says. terrorism and foreign interference but the u.k.'s foreign secretary

said that would breach the one country 2 systems principle we've not yet see the detailed published text of the legislation like intel house that if legislation in these terms is imposed by china on hong kong it would violate china's own basic law it would up in china's one country 2 systems paradigm and it would be a clear violation of china's international brigades including those made specifically to the united kingdom under the joint declaration. they would also be clear about the approach that the united kingdom intends to type we don't oppose hong kong passing it's a national security though we do strongly oppose such an authoritarian order being opposed by china in breach of international. the rise of far right extremism is the greatest threat to german democracy that's according to the country's interior minister who says far right crimes make up more than half of all politically

motivated crimes across germany dominic cain has more now from the capital berlin. in life. was mayor of a small western german town known for his welcoming attitude to refugees something his suspected killer despised in death campaigners have elevated him into a champion of tolerance renaming a burning side street to honor him for 24 hours marking a year since it was clear signs of this symbolic walk have to be in a more permanent way was in suicide more cities are supposed to stand up in front of the politicians who are threatened by right wing extremists live because killing was not an isolated incident just a few months later 2 people died in the city of helen when a man opened fire on people outside a synagogue in a courtroom confession some time later the gunman said his motivation was anti

semitic it was hatred for another minority which drove to b.s. to murder in the city of hama now this february that 2 bars popular with the turkish and kurdish communities shot and killed 9 people. these incidents are all part of an upsurge in rightwing violent crime in recent times an increase of almost 10 percent sources here at the federal interior ministry so that more than 90 percent of all anti semitic and anti islamic crime have had a far right motivation. the minister himself is under no illusions. that the greatest threat to this country comes from the right this is a reality and that is why the federal state and the government have always were quickly on this leaving aside any political disagreements. it's essential to get this under control and we will get this under control but for this we need to work

at it for the long term and that consequently and decisively. but some left wing campaigners say such words are not enough they had to cut chad lives and works in the current area of berlin in recent years he's received death threats and had his car set on fire he's clear who's to blame it was that if you are new to this you. can tell right wing terror has been going on here for years it started in the south people were attacked there were death threats now it's happening much more in the north of the district where it's more multicultural wards are being marked with swastikas and slogans. post-war germany has prided itself on coming to terms with its nazi past and embracing tolerance but as the reaction to valid to loop his killing makes clear many people here now think it has to get a grip or modern far right file and dominate cain al-jazeera berlin. let's go back

to our top story now those protests across the united states over the death. at the hands of a policeman by george floyd let's go to shit brutality was in washington d.c. where a curfew is just minutes away but yesterday when we were about 20 minutes away from the curfew actually police started to disperse the crowd but what's the situation like there now. to be moving up in this was to shattering in some ways soon after i spoke to you about 45 minutes ago 630 years like you said they sort of pepper spray the crowd through the service i just actually said to you it seems safer now because we're you know the police line is on the military line it's further away behind the phone certainly through coming out attack us randomly i did the 2nd they started pepper spraying people through the fence as a kind of i don't know just as an intruder foreshadowing we don't know since we

stopped what are clearly course of the other concerns we just saw this is associated press. $700.00 members of the 82nd airborne are at joint base andrews in fort belvoir $1400.00 more soldiers are ready to be mobilized within an hour soldiers are almost at have right they will say they should be banned that's standard issue associate paedos with some could feel its i would say that's the kind of 5 part it could be around lamely protests haven't they were yesterday but many say because the old truck did yesterday i was afraid just hours asked when i was with me it's fascinating because the 75th truly sincere about justice about what you attack us really interesting. is the dopes a bit about where we are and what's scarier to do was explain dismantle alec we want a vision but isn't it traditional i just heard our slogan thing is alec is a private interest group the house phone bills here in america they create the finest seas out here in america to help obese individuals in america thank you.

thank you be on. a minimal amount in the middle of a family man so i mean i'm out as moon is a smelly loud. rock from as was the bronx in 2003 strikes rule them part of the problem the police are the problem but the reason why the police are coming out the really do is because of this is like alice who put the battery in their back essentially to come out police is her so they can lock us up so they can create a cheap labor forces within the privatized prison systems in america 20 seconds you think is going to make a difference in the refining at some kind of inflection point some time in court i think that the protests in a write in is going to stop until the system changes as us thank you so much all right while we have 4 minutes till curfew we have these foreshadowings of police action and military action when we know that the military is stationed i suppose to

be staged all around d.c. they can be deployed with it out. this evening is so different last night because last night there were about 2 or 3 protests relatively small compared to what that we have now now we have thousands of people the streets not just today well sir at other locations around the city. and we know it will serve the donald trump is drawing the military on the police and the authorities to at we also know now this is no longer in the mass control this federal authority over all the troops now it's up to the federal government to police us here on the streets of washington d.c. with the military insurrection act has not been invoked but we have no power in d.c. because we don't have governors were always in that gray area where weights 3 minutes. cheriton see for the moment to thank you. and my colleagues in the we'll of course be with you in just a few minutes time to get the latest reaction from can see they are in washington

d.c. and our correspondents across the united states from los angeles to new york to minnesota as well as a lot of curfews come into place stay with us. egypt strongman is ruling within faced and the silence from his allies is deafening the u.s. was perfectly happy to trade off for security. leaders turning a blind eye when even the citizens have fallen victim to his repression executions torture censorship is not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london in cairo on al-jazeera his country's begin easy coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few days. of the neighborhood and

many say the economy is be prioritised the boat for human life. the people you have to focus on down here the one spike in public goods we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus fund special coverage on. 36 has been in turmoil by police cars are. not like your. brother make a political. representative back in 9091 to me it was. one of the guys without a gun and my brother was killed a man who don't look no dear friend to any other that out there michael brown was killed. me i saw my son in 15 years and i felt like you know at this my time to stand up. this is the most and bill for us i'm just not willing to accept what substantial legislation can i get through that's going to speak to

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