too and it's a police thing as we know it's you. in an unprecedented move the minneapolis council votes to disband the u.s. cities and police departments to george floyd's killing triggered man to stand in street its. protest here in brazil with his anger about racism and the government's handling of the coronavirus elfric. canal this is all just there live from doha also coming up. another record surge and called the 900 factions doesn't stop india reopening places of worship and shopping malls. and all nazi submarine base that's found a new life as the world's largest digital space.

city council is in minneapolis a promising to dismantle and rebuild the police department it's a response to the death in custody of george foid which sparked protests in the u.s. and around the world but i call him reports. a movement that shows no signs of abating across the united states another day of massive crowds demanding police reform and it appears in some places getting what they want in minneapolis where the killing of george floored an unarmed african-american sparked the protests the city council have pledged to disband the police department and try to figure out a new form of policing activities to end our city's toxic relationship with the media outlets to police departments to police things as we don't wait and see if we . can stand out like. a new york

city's mayor says he's focusing on the funding we will be moving funding from the n.y.p.d. to youth initiatives and social services he didn't say how much but it is the latest sign that the demand to do. on the police is gaining traction at least for democratic leaders the trump administration is defending the heavy police presence and its handling of mostly peaceful protests are your and there doesn't need to be widespread change i don't think you need to reduce them to unity 2 to go us to the next because that would result certainly in police building but i do not think that we have a systemic racism problem with law enforcement officers across this country do i knowledge that there are some law enforcement officers that abuse their job yes and again we need to hold those accountable u.s. president donald trump is mocking the idea on twitter where he also announced the national guard troops he sent in to washington d.c.

will be returning home something the d.c. mayor has been calling for and the president is facing more criticism from leading republicans with reports former president george bush won't vote for him and neither will mitt romney who took part in the protests we deploy suggestion racism we did many voices against racism and again we're telling you to stand up and say the black lives matter and former top military leaders are also openly criticizing the president this is a moment as i said of moral clarity i think is very clear in the future whether we want to unify the country in a political division in the political division that has existed now for years or whether we want to continue to divide the country that is the choice that the american people have in front of them in the very near future on the streets calls for change with many wondering if it will result in big changes in the november

election. peaceful marches have continued lace into the national sandal is troops of national guard have left the city as they have elsewhere after violence and looting some solid it over the weekend to l.a. mayor says he also said he would seek to move millions of dollars from the police budget to social services. is from the brennan center for justice which advocates for legal reform she says police funding spent with little accountability. police legit have by and large and sacrosanct in many americans rate so not only are the amount of the police agents increasing and the time it where crime is going down that you also have a great deal of it has to the iraqis that it's raided i mean if you ever try to look at a police department i do have really only looked at the one you are mostly you know it's really hard to tell where the money's going and frankly whether my son is

wrong in some cases because they also get a lot of money. in federal government so there's there's a lot of issues around you know police know jason patric they continue to rise or a time when if you don't write it down at a time now where you know many look at how these are things. you know huge budget deficits in the wake of the 90 and so all of these things and think is that who will ask around this hall which is a really nice that you know we think about how we want to spend money as a city any city right we have to think about what we want to invest and obviously you know. securities are really who are they with their own who wasted energy. and simply finding a police force at least the old guns and other to be right. more than 36000 people are known to have died from chrono virus in brazil this president jaya both n.r.o.

continues to play down the seriousness of covenanting people have come out to protest against his handling of the crisis and racism has a latin america editor. govern the deponent so had until now banged on pots and pans from their balconies came out onto the streets of sao paulo in large numbers to protest for the 1st time since the pandemic reached brazil their country now has the world's 3rd highest death toll from a culvert 90 but they defied their grim reality because their list of grievances is . getting long. i came out despite the quarantine because i have to fight for all of us both snarl is a threat to democracy and our lives many used the occasion to also show their support for the black lives matter a bit. of both an aura doesn't care about black lives 54 percent of brazilians are black and where the ones being hardest hit by covert and poverty that's why he does

nothing. but the strongest message was against what many brazilians see as an attempt by their president and his supporters to subvert democratic institutions especially the supreme court which also not all threatens to shut down. a fascist and i don't want this country to turn into a dictatorship i already lived through that some brazilians i asked former brazilian and vassar to washington and the un rubin's we could put all its describe in poso not as a fascist was perhaps going too far. all 3. years and. using what. he. and but all in the military. in rio de janeiro a group of people so not

a supporter was ridiculed his opponents calling them the anti fast or anti fascists meanwhile the president went out to greet his followers without a face mask as he's been doing every sunday. sonata says he wants to arm brazilians to defend the country from internal enemies he is also named a retired military officer one of 3000 he's placed in civilian jobs as acting health minister. with the pandemic a deep economic recession and a political crisis all in high gear opponents are betting the time is on their side as long as brazil's democratic institutions can withstand the test. you see in human al-jazeera. dr esther callus is a professor of infectious diseases at the university of medical school and a member of the lebanese brazilian medical association he's critical of brazil in response to the pandemic well if you're concerned about the numbers in brazil we

have a substantial number of cases and unfortunately in many past the way with this disease we are see that we need to to understand that brazil is a large country. and we obviously have different waves of. the virus spread throughout the country like. it's like looking at europe and you see italy has its own wave and then friends and then other countries. the same thing here the demick started in some paulo. the port of entry for this fire is in them spread to different areas so we see different waves and they behave differently across the country and the other thing is the brazilian government is letting the states deal with the epidemic on their own way therefore you see differences in the way each state but together a plan to face this epidemic saying the u.k.

cabinet minister is condemning protesters who tore down a statue of a 17th century slave trade home secretary pretty patel described it as actually describes full and an act of vandalism crowds and still ripped out the 125 year old statue and threw it into hombre. well i think that is utterly disgraceful and that speaks to the acts of disorder public disorder that actually have now become a distraction from the cause in which people are actually actively protesting about and trying to empathize and sympathize with. u.k. prime minister abbas johnson also condemned violence during the protests but avoided directly addressing the toppling of the statue and it tweets he said protests have been subverted by thuggery going on to say that betraying the cause that the purporting to serve and he want anyone responsible will be held to account . and iranian doctor is back home after being swapped for a u.s. navy veteran held by iran to head it was charged with attempting to export

a filter to iran that he said was for vaccine research u.s. authorities said he should have had a license as it could be used in chemical and biological weapons so haiti was jailed for more than a year and a half israel's prime minister has called the killing of a palestinian man with autism a tragedy but stopped short of apologizing. chased and shot dead by israeli border guards in jerusalem's old city last month they say they mistook him for an attack and it sparked widespread condemnation within israel and worldwide. so. what happened with the whole look family look is a tragedy a person with a disability with autism who suspected we know no unjustly of being a terrorist in a very sensitive place. a funeral has been held in syria for the former leader of the palestinian group islamic jihad who passed away from

a chronic disease ramadan sha la died in a beirut hospital his body was transported across the border to syria someone had lapsed into a coma 2 years ago treated complications from heart and kidney discs it was only u.s. most wanted list of terrorist suspects. still to come here on al-jazeera no more delay schools in south africa reopened as restrictions. and now is the summer of discontent for traders in the tourism reliant town wish it was but. how we have something of a mixed bag in the weather across europe of the i was still a fair amount of showers in central and eastern side of the continent further west

it's a little drier than it has been recently but certainly on the cool side but we are still going to see some lively showers rolling through here this week weather front that's the dividing line between the war the weather will see temperatures getting up into the mid twenty's in moscow the cold weather for the west 17 celsius there for london tap woman that empowers you to see some showers there into france pushing across across the alps rolling across northern parts of the balkans and easing up towards the baltic states has begun warning to choose days a similar picture still wish i was there some of them a heavy sigh particular upped was supposed to stay still very warm over towards the east and trying to warm up the west i want to show is it's a central part so the bad it's rainy but essentially a lousy fine and dry picture here shows that sue across northern parts of morocco northern areas of algeria it is that warm and sunny the shows continue across the heart of africa around the theo pushing right across into the gulf of guinea some of them on the live side not quite as much as it should be at this stage of the

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the watching i'm just there a reminder of top stories this hour the u.s. city of minneapolis is promising to dismantle and rebuild its police department it's a response to the death in custody on george floyd which sparked protests in the u.s. and around the world. thousands of demonstrators in brazil have accused president john abell sonata of downplaying the cause of 19 pandemic the government has stopped publishing a running total of coronavirus deaths and infections. iranian doctor is back home of to being swapped for a u.s. navy veteran held by iran on just to haiti had been charged with attempting to export a filter to iran that breached u.s. regulations. a prime minister over libya is a un recognized government. to meet with the head to of the to brooked based parliament and it moscow let's go live now to. head in tripoli most of this is

a significant development is it not. well yes indeed it is but also it's so controversial so controversial because so far this meeting get to happen today is kept secret until this moment we do not know for certain who decided to keep it secret but we know that the officials here in the capital of tripoli they they try to keep it a low profile because we know that many allies local allies of the government here in tripoli are against that meeting do not accept that meeting with a pro or have taught a speaker of the eastern the parliament a given the fact that the east of apartment has has supported and backed the war on the capital tripoli and meanwhile this is as this is the 1st time that has the 2

rival officials. will meet but meanwhile also the allies the local allies in the west of libya who are with a government of national accord blame the government for. dealing with russia to begin with the accuse russia of sending a mercenary is that have been fighting alongside have that as forces in southern typically and also they blamed the russian mercenaries for hundreds of civilian death is in tripoli that were killed by either a random rockets or by a stray bullet in southern turkey specially in neighborhoods close to the front lines. or inside our neighborhoods so there is some kind of rejection in the west of the camp led by the government of national accord to any

deal proposed by russia just because russia is accused of backing the war on the capital tripoli and also say. ending get weapons including fighter jets to the world for have to as you know that according to the related states of defense department the pentagon that stated a week ago that 14 russian fighter jets living so hoary and mig would it center from russia to the world really for have to. be as in syria and they would be used in a job for our military bases that have a stronghold in the center of the libya so i think that is why this meeting is being kept secret until this moment is that many people in the west of libya would would be angry at the prime minister face of the nowhere that he is

striking any deal or at least meeting with the speaker of the poor have to the parliament who is accused of backing and supporting the war on the capital of tripoli ok i would give us that view is some context if you can of course this comes in the background of the gene a making significant gains against what our forces on the ground and there's been as you mention this rejection of the proposed ceasefire by gene as well. well the situation on the ground is going good in pearling with the political storm in the conflict but meanwhile the government forces near the city of sirte it say that the art of advancing the art of moving towards the city of so that despite the fact that there has been derailed by. forces airstrikes that killed

dozens of pro-government forces over the past few days near the city of sit it they also reject the forces on the ground the reject the cease fire proposal that was offered by egypt 2 days ago they say that they cannot accept any proposal from egypt given the fact that egypt is a major supporter of the warlord khalifa haftar and in fact egypt is accused of sending weapons and fighters to the warlords i have to. thank you for that update there there is there are way ahead. a 5 story apartment building has collapsed in pakistan killing at least one person and injuring several others soldiers were deployed to help rescuers in the port city of karate local media say the building had been declared dangerous by the government building safety rules are often ignored in pakistan and there have been several

similar accidents in karachi. the number of course on a virus cases in pakistan has passed $100000.00 infections jumped after the islamic holy month of ramadan ended in markets reopened doctors and other health professionals wanted tougher lockdown measures including the closure of mosques but the government rejected that on the 2000 people died from cover 19 in pakistan from higher has more from islamabad. no one know it yet grandpa gets on really see the big according to some of the medical experts the next 2 weeks will be critical the world health organization had warned months ago that focused on could be dodging up to 200 didn't confirm cases by july you also have to understand that the country had not yet come up to speed with the number of deaths so far they're trying to achieve 30000 deaths per day and the number of confirmed cases of god is rising now

at an alarming rate richard also putting a huge burden on the country's outstretch medical facilities and not to mention the fact that there are dead is an economic cost that grell according to initial estimates by the government up to $2.00 trillion repeat of last days and also alarming nude about unemployment that could go up to their credit 1000000 marks and a country that has about 60 to 65000000 workforce and did other consequences from covert 19 but the important thing the prime minister of pakistan saying that it was an extremely difficult start to go forward for lock down because that border guard the country ball and perhaps also create a lawyer in order to h. and so the country going ahead with trying to normalize also a message from the prime minister that the people will now have to learn to live with go with 90 india is taking another big step and on thing up its economy

despite reporting a record high of almost 10000 new crime of us cases places of worship like this one in the capital new delhi that doles shopping centers and restaurants are also back in business tens of thousands of people lost their jobs when the lockdown was imposed in march and they have a front end is at a temple in new delhi. we've seen people going to religious places from 5 o'clock this morning that's because india is a very religious country so the reopening of religious places has been much anticipated something like 80 percent of indian say religion is very important to them but it's a whole new experience with rules in place like no touching of i do as a holy books no singing no groups at the temple behind me people having their temperatures taken and a walking through sanitation before they enter and limited numbers are allowed to ensure social distancing and where they mosques at all times those lost rules also apply to malls and restaurants which also are reopening today but what the number

of cases continue to rise in the country the worst affected state and. indeed administered push me have said that they won't be reopening molds over the just places today we have seen a steady stream of people going to religious places all day it will be interesting to see if we see the same thing when moods and restaurants reopen india's economy has taken a hit. at least 114000000 people have lost their jobs and more than restaurant owners say that they welcome the reopening but that there are still too many restrictions in place. most schools in south africa have reopened since march many students are being taught at home now those in their final years of primary and secondary school are allowed to return. most people entering the u.k. and now required to put themselves into quarantine for 2 weeks this is a good airline sande those working in the tourism industry many are questioning how effective the policy will be try to haul reports from one popular tourist spot the

birthplace of william shakespeare. rough winds do shake the darling buds of may and summer's lease and all too short a date in shakespeare's sonnets the fragility of love is compared to the fleeting english summer this year in the town of his birth they're wondering whether summer will come at all. sent down to take. the tourist business and. we have 6 months where we take an 80 percent of our income and we've lost 3 of those this year that who raise our ice cream parlor owners sasha and her mom sarah say the government's plan to quarantine most people arriving in the country from monday spell the end of their business i mean. if they stay in 2 weeks. national tourism is big and strong

and we have a lot of tourists it's why we got so many small businesses because the tourists here. if william shakespeare were alive today he might have turned covert 19 into an opportunity he did after all produce some of his greatest and darkest works while under lockdown himself at home during successive outbreaks of the bubonic plague in the late 16th and early 17th century. spirit deadly disease had drama and tragedy written all over it but the actors and theatre companies given life by his works now as then face financial ruin yeah we're sure that shakespeare really understood the emotional difficulties of being in lockdown and the economic difficulties he had some options that it's even harder for us right now so often when there's a place in london they would go off on tour because they would find that actually transmission wasn't as bad outside london of course the global economy means that transmission has been the same everywhere so we haven't got some of the options he

had but we do have his plays the play that i was rehearsing just before we had to close the tail. almost certainly rison in a time of lockdown because of plague and it really speaks of healing that can happen after long periods of not being able to do what you want to do plagues have come and gone theater and shakespeare's plays survived above all today he might have urged patience come want to come may says macbeth time and the hour runs through the roughest. joho al-jazeera stratford upon avon. the legal problems are piling up in south korea for the heir to the samsung industrial empire lead j. young appeared in court and for as prosecutors seek an arrest warrant on suspicion of stock market manipulation samsung denies that happened during a company merger these are also facing a retrial challenge from bribery and embezzlement that's connected to the corruption scandal which led to the impeachment of president park and pick 3 years ago. an abandoned submarine base in france is getting a nearly x.

of life on to hitler's infamous wharf extra on the 2nd world war it's projecting a different kind of message now how about reports. 78 years old this submarine base was built to home german u. boats during world war 2 in the center of budo it was critical in the battle of the atlantic that i've been a pretty accurate ethic then for the space had a flotilla of $43.00 separate is assigned to it and was operational from a $943.00 but it was used for less than 2 years. it. could be the space is made of $600000.00 cubic metres of reinforced concrete destroying it would not have an economically viable. so it's found a new purpose. becoming the world's not just digital art space it was chosen not just for its size but also its large coops

that reflect projections and create an immersive experience. the. reporter never knew it up by a fucking when we visited the space we knew we had to work with it we had disappeared and we knew we had to put on exhibitions here. 90 video projectors music every surface to bring iconic art to life this is his walk through narrow gangways to to the submarine panes some 100 meters home in 12 meters high. enough at this business most of it this is essentially a lump of concrete which is gigantic and humid and we use technology in microelectronics so we face a number of challenges. the primary inaugural artist is austrian painted goosed of plans different artists will be selected next year. from him a fleet of hunters submarines would luge to destroy allied ships across the atlantic

now it's called the pool. luncheon meant and produce a very different message. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories the u.s. city of minneapolis is promising to dismantle and rebuild its police department and some response to the death in custody of george floyd which sparked protests in the u.s. and around the world. to do what's necessary to keep every single member of our community safe tell the truth at the minneapolis police are not doing it. for our commitment is to end our city's toxic relationship to be out a list of police departments to answer policing as we don't wait to wait for yet get down to the public to actually. face. thousands of

demonstrators in brazil have accused president jaya bolsa noddle of downplaying the pandemic the government has stopped publishing a running total of corona virus deaths and infections and iranian doctor is back home after being swaps for a u.s. navy veteran held by iran wanted to haiti had been charged with attempting to export a filter to iran that he said was for vaccine research but u.s. authorities said he needed a license as it could be used for producing chemical and biological weapons. a 5 story apartment building has collapsed in pakistan killing at least one person and injuring several others soldiers were deployed to help rescue is in the port city of karachi local media say the building had been declared dangerous by the government. the number of corona virus cases in pakistan has passed 100000 infections jumped after the islamic holy month of ramadan ended and markets

reopened doctors and other health professionals wanted tougher lockdown measures including the closure of mosques but the government rejected that. india is easing its covert 19 restrictions despite reporting a record high of almost 10000 new coronavirus cases places of worship in new delhi are reopening shopping centers and restaurants are also back in business most schools in south africa have reopened since march many students have been taught at home now both in their final years of primary and secondary school are allowed to return the prime minister of libya's un recognized government. is due to meet with the head of the 2 brook based parliament in moscow to stay with us when you come here on al-jazeera. we understand the difference in similarity of cultures across the world. so no matter what you see al-jazeera. and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera.

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