good breaks it down that was a slogan that one of the prime minister boris johnson counting the cost on al jazeera 'd. this is al-jazeera. matheson this is the news hour live from doha and coming up in the next 60 minutes the family at the center of america's unrest a call from the mother of george floyd's daughter for charges against all 4 officers linked to his death. just his fear because he was. kind of more mass defiance of curfews across the united states with thousands

protesting against racism and police brutality. china wants the u.k. to back off as britain talks of offering citizenship to millions of hong kong residents plus. one poll recent gothenburg sweden which has become the 1st country in the world to use drones to save the lives of victims of cardiac arrest. i'm joining us though it's forward as more athletes speak out about racial injustice and formula one confirms its plan to start its season with 8 races in europe with strict coronavirus restrictions in place. we begin with the protests in the united states curfews remain in place in many big cities this hour after another night of anger police people have defied restrictions to continue their protest against racism and. brutality after the

death of george floyd in minnesota where floyd died in police custody just over a week ago the mother of his daughter has held an emotional news conference boxee washington says he was a good man and father john hendren reports from minneapolis. a week after george floyd's death little spark that left american cities in flames rocsi washington is demanding justice. on the business at apple for. he with. well we're agile way he will never walk down. echoing the crowd of protesters at the sight of george floyd's death floyd's family wants all 4 officers involved in his detention to be charged with a crime and careful not to take. any of your life. because

they want justice. just his for him because he was the norm in about it sure. and this is the group. at the state capitol in st paul were thousands of protesters meant to keep the pressure on their government. minnesota's governor says he wants justice and he's launched a discrimination probe into the minneapolis police department to get the investigation will review in p.d.f. policies procedures and practices over the last 10 years to determine if the department is utilized to semi practices towards people of color the governor says he wants the protestors to know their heard what we keep hearing from protesters in the street they don't trust the police they want the police to stop discriminating against african-americans and even black professionals tell us what happened to

george floyd here. i need to change the system in the more recent say they experienced discrimination on a daily basis but they worry most about their children encountering police i worry a lot. of their young adult. they're trying to stay in positive and be productive in their every day my. law abiding citizen. but unfortunately we. can't change your complection or you're in the city. you don't always get an opportunity it's a theme heard over and over at this site known as the george floyd memorial they come not just for george floor but for those who might come next. john hendren minneapolis. well in the u.s. capitol protests have been much calmer shihab rattansi has more from washington

d.c. . the big difference for tuesday's protest outside the white house was the construction of this 8 foot fence and it really has had a calming influence it has to be said on the nature of the protests because it's almost as if they are to combat troops effectively who are lined up against the protesters being kept at a safe distance from us there's a lot of the provocations that we were saying on previous days where every now and then they would lash out without warning with pepper spray flash bang grenades and so on and today always so every now that arrives at the extra half an hour before the curfew they did come forward and pepper spray through the fence rob unless they do come forward every now and then but i tend to stay stay where they are they do nothing and retreat once more and that's led to the ability of the protesters to peacefully protest without provocation the provocation to be seen over previous evenings it there is that sense of perhaps and i quote librium has been found and now i have a how the photo opportunity of the day before

a certain number of protesters will be allowed to peacefully protest have a vigil calling for justice following the death of george floyd there's one other interesting thing here that this is the toilet on lafayette square that was graffitied we had an interview for mark asked by the defense secretary he was also why did you go to st john's church which is just opposite us like and we take a look at that so why did you go to john says why did you accompany donald trump and he said oh i didn't know we were going to i just said i was going to inspect the toilet in lafayette square. it's interesting to see the defense secretary distance himself the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who is in his combat fatigues is also just absolved from the want to syndrome square which is so controversial in the outside world at least we understand in the white house i think it was a huge public relations coup a mob the success in addition this time last night here in d.c. we were seeing military helicopters blackhawk helicopters buzz protesters flying just above the rooftops trying to scare away protesters

a classic counterinsurgency tactic now being told the d.c. national guard the commanding officers called for inquiries are distancing also on some of the tactics being used on my end monday night things are much calmer tuesday night well one of the more striking protest images from the past few hours was the sight of thousands of people marching on to a busy road in the city of portland in oregon they lay face down on bun side bridge with their hands behind their backs for 9 minutes in remembrance of george floyd in new york but he began making arrests soon after its cofield came into effect thousands of people poured onto the city's streets in the early evening mayor bill de blasio has refused to bring in the national guard saying it will only worsen the tension. and in the sun julie's there's been a standoff between police and protesters. eat. it on the surface out on the ground and refused to move despite violating the

city's curfew many have now been arrested as it is rob reynolds is in los angeles with an overnight curfew is now in place. the curfew here in los angeles has been in effect for several hours and at this location there are a number perhaps 100 or more protesters who have now been detained by los angeles police if i'll step out of the way and you can see that people are waiting in line some are seated each one is sort of being guarded by a police officer they are. waiting to be transported to jail where they will be charged with a misdemeanor offense breaking curfew it's not a serious offense but it is something that is useful from the perspective of the police in order to clear people off the streets a few moments ago people here were chanting they were chanting black lives matter

here they were chanting say its name george floyd they were chanting no justice no peace and they were speaking obviously making a political statement so you have here the determination of the police department on the one hand to maintain order clear the streets enforce the curfew and on the other hand the equally strong determination of these protesters to make their statement make their political statement by deliberately breaking the law in an act of civil disobedience but calls for justice for george floyd were also heard in argentina people marched to the center of its capital want to say it is to show their solidarity with protests in the united states. the racism demonstrations were also held in brazil where around half the population is black or mixed race the protesters blame president desirable so noddle for the growing discrimination the

risible reports. dozens of protesters chanted stop killing us on the streets of rio de janeiro even the spread of coal with $1000.00 in the country did not prevent them from demanding an end to police brutality in south america's largest nation. we are here today because we want to leave we are here today because we are tired of this genocidal state we're here to say no more here. the names of those killed in police operations were read out loud most of them have one thing in common they are black and poor. police said the protesters were throwing stones so they confronted them with tear gas and non-lethal force 2 weeks ago a 14 year old teenager was killed by police during a raid in a father the autopsy report shows that the boy was shot in the back by a rifle while playing with his cousins in his room. in 2019

over 800 people were killed in police related incidents a surge of hundreds in a state with a long history of police brutality and the political leadership including president himself who vowed to dig graves to stop crime this year already over 600 people have been killed and increased talent because there is an increase in crime or because now there isn't this president harry was the narrow and when. we had a problem controlling the police profitable sonora police there was a discourse police that were trying to address a problem before the military police trying to reduce the amount of people killed. but when he came to power along with the current governor of rio de janeiro that changed they say there is no problem and they dare tell the police to kill more as if that's going to solve rio's crime problem human rights groups also say that the

pace of killings is astounding. if the us police were killing people at the same rate as those killed in rio you would have in the us at least $36000.00 deaths per year. people have not only been protesting in nato but in other cities as well. they see racism is already part of brazil's reality and president jane also natto is making the situation even worse i. have more. china is warning the u.k. that interfering in hong kong's affairs could backfire that's after the british prime minister said the u.k. could offer millions of people in hong kong a route to citizenship if china imposes a controversial national security law beijing argues that foreign influence is a threat to hong kong stability and prosperity all those sentiments have been echoed by hong kong chief executive kerry lam who's in beijing to meet chinese

officials well i can only say that the international community and some of the foreign governments have been adopting data and double standards in dealing with this matter and commenting on this matter it is within the legitimate jurisdiction of any country to enacting laws to protect and safeguard national security. usa is no exception u.k. is no exception so why should they object to recess for even condemn and take sanctions against hong kong and the people's republic of china. we're going to get more reaction out of china shortly with katrina you in beijing 1st let's go to paul brennan in london paul let's talk about this offer that's being made by the conservative party the party itself is generally opposed to large scale immigration why would boris johnson's government make an offer like this. well is a bold term pick what kind of immigration the conservative party is against it's

clearly against unregulated irregular immigration but this is a very different case indeed what we're talking about here is holders of 'd british national overseas passports this is a class of citizenship which was granted from $987.00 after the hong kong act the year before and it's specifically effectively for the for those hong kong nationals who have this close tie to the u.k. these aren't syrian refugees or or refugees trying to come across the english channel in boats the other thing is that the political and moral aspect has been emphasized by the british government in the past week because of the longstanding ties that britain has and responsibilities britain feels towards the citizens of hong kong and we heard the foreign secular dominic rob both last week and yesterday in the house of commons talking about the obligation that britain feels towards

those systems and now boris johnson the prime minister also emphasizing on the lining the obligations and i'll give you some of the quotes from what he said in an article which was published today weapons day and said if the thing goes if this extension of visas goes ahead to british national have a season lauzon to come here it would amount to one of the biggest changes in the visa system in history but the motive was important he said if china proceeds with this national security law that they've proposed britain could not in good conscience shrug our shoulders and walk away instead we will honor our obligations i mean briefly on pick what it means at the moment british national overseas passport holders can come to the u.k. without a visa for up to 6 months if china proceeds with this national security law britain would change its law and allow be a no passport holders to come here for 12 months on an extendable basis with the right to work. and with a pathway to potential citizenship it's not just for the 350000 current b.n.

oha passport holders but boris johnson is saying it could also apply to around 2 and a half 1000000 people who are eligible to apply for b.n. out passport holders and you can see the magnitude of what the british government isn't telling here paul thanks very much indeed let's go to katrina you who's joining us now from beijing let's talk about this offer from the u.k. how is china likely to react to this. well china's harness respects person jollity gen face to the media just a few hours ago and he expressed anger at dominic rob statements and said that the china would be making a stern representation to the u.k. he also went on to reflect on the u.k.'s the stork relationship with hong kong with those ties that were just mentioned and seemed to take aim at the u.k.'s apparent moral highground he said that he said that when the u.k. had a relationship with hong kong that relationship was a colonial and on equal and he said that the u.k. has accused china of being autocratic in its rule of hong kong but indeed also

cross it was its own rule when the u.k. we did have power over the whole over hong kong he said that now that whole call has been given back to china the u.k. should respect china's jurisdiction as has no longer any jurisdiction over hong kong it should stop meddling in china's internal affairs he then went on to use some quite strong language he said that the u.k. should retreat from the cliff and abandon this cold war mentality you know we've heard this language before when china has responded to statements from the u.s. but seemingly it seems that the u.k. now is also in the bad books of china's foreign ministry he also went on to blame the blame foreign forces as he called for threatening kong hong stability and prosperity and now this is a line that we've heard from from the chinese government when it's come to any pro-democracy movement in hong kong and indeed some of these protests that have been continuing in hong kong since june last year beijing has insisted that this is

not the voice of the majority of people living in hong kong but indeed the influence of forces in the u.k. and in the u.s. that you mentioned dominic rather he's of course the u.k. foreign secretary who's also been talking about this offer of citizenship as well as boris johnson the prime minister let's talk about the fact that china is also at the same time embroiled in some sort of control over say over the w.h.o. tell us more about that. that's right the foreign ministry spokesman also answered questions about a report that was released on tuesday by the associated press associated press now it's quite a hefty investigation but it makes some clear points firstly most concerning lee that china with held information about the deed of covert 1000 for more than a week he also said that he will health officials were tapped in the dog during the beginning of this al frequent 1st image in december and in general at the beginning of this year and that because of this world health organization officials had to

resort to praising china or lauding beijing's response to the outbreak as a sort of strategy in order to gain more information from the aging now the associated press says that this investigation was based on a number of interviews that they conducted as well as internal documents now in response to that jolly gen the foreign ministry spokesperson says that he doesn't know whether where these internal documents came from but these statements are untrue he also went on to give a bit of his own timeline as to what happened in january and he says that the chinese government gave the genome of coded 900 to the world health organization as soon as it was accurately confirmed so he said that there was no intention to withhold any of this information and then he said that china has been open responsible and transparent has also always cooperated with the world health organization and this is the line that beijing has maintained since the beginning of the outbreak has truly you bring is that update from beijing between the thanks

very much indeed and the group of pro-democracy activists are calling for a global alliance against the new security law which china wants to bring in to hong kong activists joshua long says 7 european nations and the e.u. have already spoken out against the bill but more support is needed. we still aware of the countries they will have the money is still the best on the national security legislation so we encourage us to join this global issue and to push the systemic. at home it's already in the press and it's running i'll just close it . but you are ahead on the news hour including taking it to the streets we look at one man's mission to increase testing in the u.s. communities hit hardest by coronavirus. lessons from the pandemic the south korean capital shares its experiences with 40 cities around the world. and in sports

spanish football and its fans get ready for we start with some action guys that's coming up with joe. authorities in sudan have put up barricades outside the military headquarters in khartoum crowds are gathering to mark a year since a violent crackdown by security forces killed more than 100 people and injured 700 others the protests saw president omar bashir removed from power many victims those who replace him are yet to deliver justice. morgan has more. it's been a year since his son our bass was killed and his family can't bring themselves to open his closets to clean out his belongings he was killed in a deadly raid by sudanese military on a pro to mock recitative at the army headquarters in sudan's capital hot zone and now the few belongings he leaves behind are what the family cherishes most from out

of the culture where we found out he was shot in the attack when someone saw the video on social media and called us here lift the house when he heard about the attack then he went to the hospital to look for him we didn't know he was did until we started searching in the hospital then we had to begin the long process of filing cases of the police station to receive permits to bury the body. of the june 3rd attack brought an end to the 10 best started in early april it was what prompted the military to overthrow the country's longtime president obama after months of protests after he was ousted the 13th continued as protesters demanded the military hand over power to civilian rule witnesses say the attack which was led by the paramilitary raw. but support forces on the unarmed protesters was a total onslaught at least $120.00 protestors were killed on the day of the attack on the sit in but they were not the only across that is recorded rights groups reported women and men were raped and sodomized and witnesses reported bodies being thrown into the nile river and many who were present on the day of the attack

remain missing but a year after the attack some have criticized the committee and say the investigations are slow and justice is being delayed and. when we took to the streets in december 28th scene we demanded freedom peace and justice saddam can't go forward without peace and freedom but more importantly it can't go forward without justice back in the room that was once have basses his sister says the government needs to remember the price paid by many to bring it to power i went ahead and i'm going to and the government came to power through blood people sacrificed their lives and now there's no justice that has been delivered the people on the streets haven't forgotten what it took and more move on without that justice and accountability accountability that one year on since the attack remains elusive for families who have lost their loved ones he will morgan al-jazeera heartsome john henry is east africa director at human rights watch is joining us live on skype from nairobi thank you very much indeed for being with us given the

fact that sudan is still in a fairly fragile state both from a security point of view and an economic point of view is it reasonable to assume that this committee would have been able to bring forward some sort of report within this time. yes well of course initially we and other organizations had hoped for an international investigation committee or a body of some kind but as it happened when the new government was formed to they did agree to domestic investigation committee which as you've just heard has been heavily criticized for several reasons we are still hopeful that this report will be presented we're told that it will be and we're urge we're urging them to ensure that it's actually public and that there is a transparent next steps we think the attorney general and other justice sector actors could indeed move forward on cases but we are we are

calling on the authorities to look at the highest levels of responsibility for this now of course there are political obstacles in this quest for justice considering crew who is responsible in our estimation the rapid support forces were clearly involved if not leaders of the crackdown and the head of the rapid support force is of course the deputy chair of the current sovereign council ruling the country if the report isn't transparent and it doesn't deliver the results those. like yourselves and the people within the sudan itself would like to see a would hope to see what do you think the reaction is going to be amongst people in sudan. well i think we're hearing it today people who are have lost their loved ones people who themselves were attacked victims of that crackdown have been consistently demanding justice that was one of the pillars of the revolution to

begin with and i don't think they're going to drop that car so i think i think we're going to we're going to hear from people and this is in a way just this is one of the litmus tests for the success of this transition and the authorities need to take it seriously despite the obstacles that exist justice needs to be seen to be done as well as actually be done and so so we hope that these these steps will be made public and clear and that will see some movement. certainly that's what we're calling for and other organizations and we're not for kobe had to you would probably see even more people calling for it on the streets of car too interested to get your thoughts on this 100 we appreciate it thank you very much thank you well officials in india have urged people to stay home because of us tropical cyclone that's hit 2 states on the west coast least 100000 residents

of maharashtra about states have already fled their homes for safety and in mumbai dozens of patients recovering from corona virus among those who had to be moved it's the 1st time in more than 70 years a cycle touched down in this area elizabeth put on a life for us in new delhi liz just bring us up to date with what's been happening on the ground there. but we've seen pictures of many trees being up rooted in the state of india's west coast including the states of good and go a little bit as well. by very strong winds heavy rain and high tides as flown in the saga made landfall around 1 pm local 100 kilometers from india's financial capital packing winds beads of up to 120 kilometers an hour 100000 people have been moved to shelters in maharashtra and there are many

dwellings along low lying coastal areas the structure resound mumbai also has many slums and we've seen pictures of people scrambling crowding to get evacuation trott's to take them away from the flimsy shelters which they live in the cyclamen is hitting maharashtra as it deals with corona virus infect maharashtra and its capital mumbai the state and city worst affected of the country nearly a 3rd of all cases 70000 cases and the all the 5800 deaths in india are in maharashtra about 150 close the patients who were staying in a recently built field hospital had to be shifted to a sports stadium which has been converted to a hospital and the city officials have said that they have sent extra power generators to hospitals because of fears of power outages and the impact that might have on people who are on ventilators mumbai of course just announced that they

have canceled all flights in and out on till this evening and many trains have been cancelled as well this is not as strong as on pond which back to the east coast 2 weeks ago killing over 100 people but it is the 1st cloned to hit mumbai in 70 years scientists say that there is more cyclonic activity in the arabian sea and it's hitting. the worst possible time as it tries to fight the coronavirus elizabeth thanks very much indeed. ok it's time for the weather and here's journey with the latest on the cycling we had some really quite devastating stories from elizabeth there but one has a trucking through the month well it has literally just just made landfall in the last year as this house rolled not of course is when they are begins to come onshore so let me start by showing you the satellite and i can just show exactly what i mean you can just see here just about see a slightly paler area of gray and that is the storm making landfall duckies well on full is late she is the the eye begins to make landfall this shows you the track is

taken in the last few hours and if you see just how close it is indeed to mumbai now it actually made landfall about 95 kilometers to the southeast of mumbai but when it came on shore that was a local time hoppus one local time but the winds are sustained about 100 kilometers now gusting higher than that and it has been moving very quickly up to the northeast at about 20 kilometers an hour it is expected to continue to move at a fairly good race over the next couple days this is always good news as it comes onshore it will lose a lot of its power a lot of the energy of course interacts with dry conditions and it doesn't have the fuel coming from the warm water now the quicker it moves as well the less time it has to actually produce these heavy amounts of rain however it is moving as you can see through much of pradesh and then as we go on into friday or last you push it further to the north the northeast heading up into utah pradesh all the while taking those really heavy rains with it and eventually pushing up into areas of the pool as well as the amount of rain that will accumulate in the next 23 days it is

quite substantial areas in some areas you see where the heaviest rain will be picking up about $300.00 millimeters so obviously robot big concern here that there could be flooding analysts say potentially but sly's and landslides because we're going to be keeping an eye on that journey thanks very much indeed. still ahead on our visit honoring a scientist returns home ofter been released from detention in the u.s. we'll have the latest from town. as people wonder when they can take the next take flight the boss of qatar airways tells all to see if it will take years before the industry gets back to normal. and a change of pace for this brazilian football veteran as he makes his way to his new club and that's all coming up with joe. target has been in turmoil like ruth out there that are there and they're not like your. brother michael political all of them are they are you

from the state representative back in 9091 to me i was out arguing one and again without a gun my brother was killed you the u.s. is responsible for getting him back whether or not a wrong was slow rolling or were 'd dragging their feet in terms of getting to meet full united states has said that iran was slow to ship him as valid passport they said they were questioning whether or not he had legitimate iranian citizenship status and it was a lot of problems at the united states blaming iran for iran said that they were taking good care of him in custody that the contract of coronavirus while in custody and the united states says several times when they tried to arrange flights for this gentleman other sites had to be canceled because of control measures for the global covert 90 pandemic but we saw just yesterday on tuesday for an issue that's really funny is traffic out confirming that mr us very was in a plane on his way home and this morning a state media we saw photographs of him arriving back on home ground and embrace his family certainly

a very low deal but these kinds of homecomings china become very difficult especially for members of the academic and scientific community at times of heightened tensions between the united states and iraq 28180 mr masood some of mine . but he was meant to be a visiting scholar in biological sciences at university so it was detained upon his arrival in the united states east in 2019 exchange for a chinese american academic speech held by the iranian government here in 2009 and new scientist beery disappeared under suspicious conditions during back in saudi arabia she returned to writing 20 tend to great fanfare but was accused of espionage and trees and giving state secrets to the united states he was executed in 26 teams hank so these kinds of baseball much more complicated than that we appear on surface zain thanks very much indeed the soto's former 1st lady

messiah avani has been arrested for murder any of this year she was charged with ordering the killing of the previous wife of thomas the bonnie he resigned last month as prime minister the side of her body had been out on conditional release but the suit those appeal court revoked her bail last week the former prime minister is also a suspect but he's not yet been charged coronavirus lockdown measures are being lifted across colombia with the exceptions of the capital bogota and 2 other hard hit cities the mayor of bogota has reimposed a total lockdown in a working class area of more than a 1000000 people which has become the new epicenter and it's from there that alessandra from p.s.v. sent this report. much of colombia's capital life appears close to normal with many people returning to work. but here in the sprawling working class section called the things i come to one in a half 1000000 people and with 30 percent of all cases of corona virus in the city

kennedy is once again under lockdown. for the next 2 weeks no one will be allowed out except to seek food. but after more than 2 months in quarantine many say there i'm willing to comply. there are countries that have had more than we have but. the mirror is acting like a dictator. yet with infections on the rise or taking no chances police and soldiers have been deployed at the entrance of the area diverting traffic and demanding a new online registration for vehicles in need to enter for essential services. recently reopened construction sites that briefly offered a spite to many day laborers have been closed again i only a portion of. the main produce market up the city is operating entrance is allowed but only under strict regime measures health workers have increased testing inside

. the surrounding area is teeming with informal vendors oh my god they want us to stay home but if we don't go out to work who buys the food. the 1st cases of the coronavirus were detected in the rich upper class neighborhoods in the north of the city but the virus has since bread widely and at times killed mostly in pour working class neighborhoods where people have had a harder time respecting their restrictions staying at home. this is an emergency measure but the problem is that people can't enjoy another quarantine they don't have food so even if the measures are justified it's difficult to pretend that people can remain locked down. with the peak of infection still weeks away it's an almost impossible balancing act in

a country that has so far managed to control the rate of the disease but with a large population with few options but to take their chances on the streets to survive listen to. recover 19 is disproportionately killing african americans to make matters worse testing for the virus scarce in poor largely minority neighborhoods but one doctor in new jersey in the us is addressing that issue went to meet him. trying to stop the spread of corona virus not from a hospital but from the back of a van it's the idea dr alexander salerno who is offering mobile testing 1000 infections as well as antibodies taking the medication salerno when a family health clinic for 30 years was dismayed by the inaction of authorities and the near non-existent testing in poor communities hit hardest by the virus he took

matters into his own hands and spent more than $40000.00 to set up a pop up clinic his team tests more than $100.00 people a day in economically depressed neighborhoods of new jersey what initially gave me the idea it was really ice cream trucks and food bending trucks because you know in urban areas. are very much part of summer time and so we came up with the idea of let's do a mobile cobra testing van. not everyone could get to a doctor's office and they really shouldn't be going to emergency rooms in hospitals for testing because really you know created a major backlog so it's kind of like bring the testing to the people this is a high rise apartment of senior housing everybody that lives here is elderly and particularly vulnerable to cope at 19 many don't have the ability to go very far to get tested and now they don't have to they just walk out their front door to doctor

salerno. get their tests done and the results come back within 48 hours and he turns nobody away even if they can't afford to pay burnous holmes was trying to get tested way back in march but the site was an hour away in a wealthy community and he could never get an appointment. so when i have. they 1st site was in bergen county and we can and we couldn't go over there to get tested. proving all it takes to get tests for people who need it the most is a place to park. east orange new jersey. the c.e.o. of qatar airways says it may take a few years before the airline can resume flights to all destinations like but all backers as social distancing measures have cost the industry and will result in increased ticket prices nobody can say the future what that will happen i not

that travel is today but of our d.n.a. so we will travel people will start traveling as so on as there is a vaccine or a treatment yes it will take longer to get back to the 21000 traffic growth that we were really looking at huge growth in our what network and passenger numbers i think that it may take 2 years it may take 4 years. but we will get back and we will be back to the science we were in 2019 and you can see that full interview on talk to our dizzier it is on thursday june 4th at 1630 g.m.t. as corona virus restrictions start easing many countries are looking abroad to understand different responses to the pandemic while some shut down immediately others had a more relaxed approach no mare's from 40 cities are sharing their experiences

robin wright reports from seoul. city hall in seoul linking live to the major cities of the world in an unprecedented response to the global pandemic so inviting his fellow men to prepare for a world changed forever post progress is totally different worlds we face nearly completely new world so we should make new effort to change everything. from his office park one soon has led the city's response to the outbreak just as he oversaw the fight against the deadly mers epidemic 5 years ago i think corporation and so we did it is the most important in order coming this disease so so decided to share all our missions and wisdom wish war acquired some of the use or murders and this. as soon as

koby dying teen was 1st detected in south korea in january seoul adopted a double strategy of transparency being completely open about the scale of the threat combined with a rapid response seoul has an active monitoring system to respond to outbreaks of disease from overseas effectively looking for threats even before there is one so when covert 19 came along the city was ready mass disinfection of public transport and spaces distribution of masks to the most vulnerable and imposition of social distancing mass testing and tracing a system that has been able to contain subsequent clusters of new infections souls' message is that the world should emerge from this wiser environmentally and with a greater respect for the natural forces around us in tom's law and the pen the

only issues we have. because we are dense really. but in same time the open cities of the big new innovations with cities now home to half the world's population and growing it seems people will have to take on board the lessons learned from this pandemic before facing the next problem bride al-jazeera sold. sports next here on al-jazeera in sports with joe lanka's cricket has returned to a training camp with a difference. in

the world remains focused on covert 19 a more deadly illness remains a largely hidden statistic 17 and a half 1000000 people die of cardiovascular disease every year and as paul restrict once we've got them bug in sweden a new life saving solution is patrolling the skies. this is a drone on a. unique mission with a cargo that can stop the deadliest killer among all diseases sweden's emergency services are the 1st in the world to use drones to dispatch the fibrillating a crucial intervention during sudden cardiac arrest when somebody's heart stops this can help get it started again so by the time an ambulance arrives it's not already too late clear. about 7 out of 10 sudden cardiac arrests

in sweden happen in the home but very few homes have emergency medical equipment so having a depression later drop out of the sky within minutes can save countless lives globally cardiovascular disease kills around a 3rd of the 150000 people who die each day this rescue system is run here at ever drove a complete working with experts at sweden's carolyn skate institute and the emergency services to trigger a drone as soon as a cardiac arrest is called in the service went live for 80000 people in gothenburg from monday worldwide coverage is the ultimate goal 90 percent of. people suffer because. we need people providing high quality c.p.r. and we need it to fit within the 1st minutes for each minute that passes by some 7 to 10 percent. decrease in survival so after 10 minutes 12 minutes there's almost no chance of surviving

a quad across 73 year old large back is one of the lucky ones from the pre-drawn days his ambulance took 20 minutes to reach him fortunately his neighbor was trained in resuscitation. grounds also marked on that the drunk on the right so quickly is phenomenal especially for those who leave far away it's important people know just how soon they can get other people later and stop someone dying our part in this is to supply them as a response organization with more to to respond to and passed away that's a fantastic thing about. deploying drone so style of can start saving lives as of today. it could be timely here one study in northern italy suggests cardiac arrests have gone up during the coronavirus crisis while i mean response times a slower but even without the impact of covert 19 help from above could flatten the kind of the disease that was with us long before the pandemic and which is not

about to go away polar east al-jazeera gothenburg sweden. so i'm for the sports here's joe thank you and be a basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar hopes the killing of george floyd will awaken people to the horrors of racism protests continue around the u.s. against racial injustice and police brutality floyd an armed man died 10 days ago after a policeman knelt on his neck for nearly 9 minutes a number of sports stars have spoken out including up to he remains the highest point score in n.b.a. history there's been a lot of talk about how horrible the rioting and looting is. that that is no way to demonstrate but people should think about the fact that. collin copulate tried to demonstrate peacefully what did he cut he got ostracize he lost his job he was black ball that that was a peaceful protest about an issue that is very real and no one

could it could acknowledge that we've got to get to the point where we take these people seriously and acknowledge the wrongs that they are trying to identify and right one thing that we can do all of us we can go out and make a friend of someone who doesn't look like us you know we have to understand what people's lives are like people that we don't spend a whole lot of time with on a regular basis but we have to get to know our communities who are our fellow americans. formula one world champion knows how much in the spoken out about racism for the 2nd time this week he said i am completely overcome with right at the sight of such blatant disregard for the lives of all people the injustice that we are seeing our brothers and sisters face all over the world time and time again is disgusting and must stop well hamilton is getting ready for the new formula one season which is now been knocked in start next month f one have reached agreement

with a number of governments to hold the opening 8 races and europe starting in austria in july all without funds more races in asia the americas and middle east should be confirmed in the coming weeks. chase carey said that a driver testing positive for current virus would not automatically see a race council's. safety is priority one it we wouldn't be going forward if we were not highly confident enough that we have the necessary procedures the necessary expertise and necessary capabilities around us to provide a safe environment and to manage you know whatever issues may arise an individual having been found with a positive factor will not lead to out cancellation or race you know and we sometimes will have you know we've encouraged teams to have procedures in place that if an individual has to be put into quarantine and we have say a hotel room so if somebody has to go into quarantine we have an ability to quarantine individuals if they're found positive that a hotel. return of japanese baseball could be in doubt after reports of at least

one player testing positive for corona virus in the country's most famous team young yuri get the giants in tokyo have called off a pre-season game but a team spokesman refused to say why japanese broadcaster and h.k. claims more than one players tested positive and if true it could lead to further delays to the season the bosses are hoping to start on june the 19th in empty stadiums. sri lanka's cricketers are back in training after 9 weeks of lockdown 13 players been selected for a special residential training camp in colombo with tight coronavirus restrictions it's maybe bowlers who have been chosen as they need more conditioning to get match ready their stay in a hotel for the whole 12 day camp could host a series of one day t 20 matches against india starting later this month but has not yet been confirmed if the top will go ahead and have confirmed that they will host the west indies for a 3 test series in july all matches will be behind closed doors and venues with hotels nearby that can be turned into corn quarantine bubbles' 3 west indies

players have refused to travel in and captain jarrett says in many ways the force break from playing cricket has helped i think a lot of players actually will event in some ways found a lot of positives from our end a period of time right there is a way for the may i have played almost consistently for such a long period of time and so i pressured cricket to get a chance to get where i definitely feel. there. spanish football restarts next week and clubs are finding ways of turning new coronavirus safety measures into money making merchandise barcelona is just $1.00 of several clubs to release branded protective facemasks for fans their official stores started selling 3 different designs of reusable mask at $20.00 each masts became compulsory went outdoors in spain in late may with many european clubs seeing an opportunity to make money after losing millions in revenue during the pandemic shutdown the portuguese football league gets back underway later on

wednesday with porto looking to build on their one point advantage as they visit from the yak how the match has worried local authorities after porto friend said they gather outside the stadium support their team even though no fans will be allowed inside his coach says it will be strange to play in an empty venue vice versa different places different as it is it will be different without phones it will be missing the necessary condiments like the ones we put in a good salad a salad without all of oil vinegar and salt it's probably not the same thing but if we're hungry we will eat anyway so we're hungry to play you were hungry to achieve our title we need to get in there as if the stadium was crowded with supporters as well serbia has become one of the 1st countries to allow fans into stadiums again after a 3 month break only around a 1000 spectators were allowed to watch red star belgrade to make it to the serbian cup semifinal but fans appeared to ignore social distancing rules and very few of them will masks. now

a slight change in garratt top brazilian football is leading from the front in helping the country's poor veteran strike afraid is on his way to rio to rejoin his former club immanence he's covering the 600 kilometer distance from his previous home in bella has on che on 2 wheels the 36 year old who signed a 2 year contract hopes to help around $4000.00 families on his cycling trip companies sponsoring him will give out full faith kits for each kilometer he writes fred will be fit if not a little tired when he gets to rio and could start training soon as some rare clubs have already got on to non-contact practice on the way all right that is useful for now have more feel later rob. thanks very much indeed and folly basketball is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories more dog details on the website which is you dot com on top matheson.

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ultimate price they are completely forgotten and no one is listening to these people while those responsible operate with impunity this is about owning your mistakes is about saying science is about accountability in a largely on account or as anyone from the us military been in touch with you since the night. for klein's investigates afghanistan civilian loss in the u.s. air war. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise there or you have to go from other dungy and this and that this is a plus ism and increasingly migrant farm workers of victims a vicious beatings. is helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack this is 0 on al-jazeera. play an important role protecting it with. ringback

the family at the center of america's unrest a call from the mother of george floyd's daughter for charges against all 4 officers links to his death. i want justice here because he was good and more mass defiance of curfews across the united states with thousands protesting against racism and police brutality. play watching al.