health insurance for their work al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you the winning documentary squid this ball and life it's a party that tells you what it says on the t.v. on air and online. days after the un recognized government made significant new gains in libya ahead of the rival administration at war with rhymes and moscow for talks. i'm compelled this is over there a lot from doha also coming up. as we know it. in an unprecedented move the minneapolis council votes to disband the u.s. city's police department after georgia's lloyd's killing triggered mass

demonstrations. protester in brazil where there is anger about racism and the government's handling of the corona virus outbreak. and another recalled surgeon covered 19 infections and doesn't stop in india reopening places of worship and shopping malls. the speaker of libya's brook parliament santa is in moscow for talks and this comes as forces of solace ally war holy for huffed are losing ground to the un recognized government that's been pushing ahead towards the strategic city of sirte at the weekend in salary and tough dharmesh in egypt where a ceasefire was announced but it was rejected by the tripoli based government and still more closely now at get a salary hometown he fits into the libyan conflict as we mentioned he's the speaker of the administration into a book which rivals the internet. nationally recognized government to tripoli and

is allied to calif. he also attended saturday's talks in cairo with huff dar and egypt's president there were major differences between salah and when the war declared himself the soul of libya more recently again this a lair has been quoted as saying russia wants negotiations to resume with the tripoli government because it not only sees a positive outcome to offensive but a moment will speak to my trainer who is in the grain for the latest on the fighting but 1st let's go to the head who is in the libyan capital tripoli so this is obviously a significant development what should we take from all of this that so raj is engaging in talks at all and that it's a good not tough dog that he'll be talking to. well kim. wants to play it peaceful rule after it has been accused by the western government to the internationally recognized

a government. has been accusing garage are of sending troops and weapons to the warlords or have to in his military campaign to capture the capital tripoli that has failed that recently as you know now russia is hosting this meeting but it's kept secret until this moment this is this meeting has not been officially announcing yet. this could be because the in the west of the camp led by the internationally recognized government many local allies allies of the government seem do not seem to be willing to have talks with the rival administration in the east led by the warlords or any for have that given the fact that. the himself

in the speaker of the administration the east allied with the warlord khalifa haftar he himself supported the campaign the military campaign led by have to his forces on the capital tripoli which killed the hundreds of innocent civilians over the past year in the capital tripoli as you know that the government in tripoli has rejected the. ceasefire proposal by egypt a few days ago given the pretext that egypt or any deal offered by egypt is rejected because egypt is accused of being a major supporter of the warlords have to end of the military campaign he launched on the capital tripoli in fact many govern. officials here in tripoli accuse the egyptian regime of sending get weapons and fighters to the world a lot of that have to but now that russia is trying to play

a peaceful rule in the libyan crisis this could have been also. could have been arranged with that turkey because we. has been holding bilateral talks with russia in the regard to the libyan crisis but russia itself as you know kim has been accused by the government of last of a chord has been accused of sending get troops the russian most readers and also fighter jets to the world to have to but the fact that this potential meeting is kept secret until this moment could be because many local allies in the west of libya might not accept any peace deal with allies. thank you breaking that all down al jazeera sparkle that i had there live for us in tripoli

let's go now to mike trainer he is in a grain about 140 kilometers west of the set of course was a focused are is the focus of the next g. and a offensive what's the latest on the ground. well ken i've been speaking to miller it military leaders here on the ground and they've told me that yesterday they've made significant gains they've entered the western gates of sirte now that's known as an area the checkpoint 30 which is 30 kilometers west of sirte they have entered and are in control of this area they have also entered one of the el jefe which is south of sirte this is a valley a valley of john of which is a natural a natural barrier of sorts so this is a lead into g.n.a.t. that's the internationally recognized government of national court control of sirte we've we can see that the red or the rhetoric among g.n.a.t.

politicians among among the military officials here has has changed and that's because they are now in a position of strength they feel we've seen drastic drastic changes since the since the support of turkey to the g.n.a.t. several cities the stronghold of of to huna belonging to warlords leave a half there was taken and so there's there's a significant change and position for the g.n.a.t. now there are in in the southern. southern suburbs of sirte and waddell jarret and these are forces that know suit very well they've they've they've they fought in syria in 2011 against the late walmart gadhafi they also fought in and liberating for what they say liberating sirte from dust that's i saw in 2016 so these forces know the terrain they know the area very well and so they understand

when to move forward where to position so it is very likely that we will see a g.n.a.t. control soon when when that is that really depends on what kind of resistance is met. inside sirte of from what our sources tell us many many forces belonging to the house door loyal to believe have to have withdrawn to eastern libya but they're there there is a force insert that remains and whether or not they they will they will continue the battle we will have to find out thanks to that across the mountains on the ground them. city council is in minneapolis a promising to dismantle and rebuild the police department as a response to the death and custody of george floyd which sparked protests in the u.s. and around the world had a call had 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 bush and 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 our commitment is to end our city's toxic relationship with the media outlets of police departments to answer these things as we don't wait and wait for you to talk 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 use initiatives and social services he didn't say how much but it is the latest sign that the demand to defund 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 here and there doesn't need to be

widespread change i don't think you need to reduce the munity to to go a step backwards because that would result certainly in police pulling back 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 into 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. vote for him 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. pace watches have continued lation to the nationalist angeles troops of national guard have left the city as they have elsewhere after violence and losing some sign of the weekend eric also said he had seek to move millions of dollars from the police budget to social services to sell is from the brennan center for justice which kates for legal reform she says police funding the spent whistle accountability. police budget have by and large been sacrosanct in

many americans right so not only are the en route to the juicy greasy and time it where crime is going down that you also have a great deal of a pass to the iraqis that is right i mean if you ever try to look at a police department i do i've 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 promise is because they also get a lot of money from several governments so there's there's a lot of issues around you know at least no jason factor to continue to rise or a time when as you said crime is going down at a time now where you know many look at how these are they saying you know huge budget deficits in the wake of the 90 so all of these things i think is the who will last 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. it's a fee and security is a really important thing but there are who wasted energy. and simply finding a police force and it's the old guns and other debate right. so hair on al-jazeera was. a government draws criticism for the way it responded to protesters tearing down a slave trade in stature. and the number of coronavirus cases of pakistan pass is $100.00 a day tell me why is there such objections. we have the usual russia showers across much of southeast. we have seen some very

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for. watching al-jazeera remind all the top stories this hour the speaker of libya's to parliament is in moscow for talks this comes as forces of solace allied warlord are losing ground to the un recognized government to be pushing ahead towards the strategic city of sirte. the us city of minneapolis is promising to dismantle and rebuild its police department to mispronounce to the death in custody of georgia soit which sparked protests in the u.s. and around the world. and peaceful marches have continued late into the night in los angeles troops of national guard have left the city as they have elsewhere after violence and looting subsided. corona virus infections worldwide have now passed 7000000 most of which are in the united states but the new global epicenter

is latin america led by brazil where more than 36000 people are known to have died people have been back out protesting against the way president is handling the outbreak which he continues to downplay has that latin america editor saying human . government opponents who had until now banged on pots and pans from their balconies came out onto the streets of sao paolo 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 culvert night 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 scenario is a threat to democracy and our lives many used the occasion to also show their support for the black lives matter of mitt. romney both sonora 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. or is 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 if described in boston at all as a fascist was perhaps going too far. all 3. years and. using what.

oh you know. in rio de janeiro a group of bulls or 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. will soon i will 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. a senior cabinet minister is condemning protesters who tore down a statue of a 17th century slave trader home secretary pretty paternal described it as

a disgraceful and an act of vandalism crouton bristol ripped out the 125 year old statue and threw it in the harbor. well i think that is utterly disgraceful and that speaks to the acts of disorder public disorder that actually you 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 in a tweet he said protests have been subverted by thuggery going on to say betraying because they're proposing to serve and want anyone responsible will be held to account. 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 building safety rules are often ignored in pakistan and there have been several similar accidents in karachi. the number of coronavirus cases in pakistan has passed 100000 infections jumped after the islamic holy month of ramadan ended and markets reopened doxes and other health professionals wanted tougher lockdown measures including the closure of mosques but the government rejected that or the 2000 people have died for and from covert 19 in pakistan. let's go to our correspondent who is live for us in islamabad kemal one of the projections here about the peak of the break of things expected to get worse before they get better. absolutely it's important to know just on the number of confirmed cases in this country have knowledge of china and that of course raising concern has gone to world health organization earlier warns that that figure could go to 200 washington even

above that by july so engaged this is a warning sign and as you mentioned the government also are in a very difficult position because on the one hand there are millions of people who depend on daily wages by doing daily jobs and the unemployment figures of course rising that focus on getting order for such a calamity also important in order to have the harder provinces all the province of sindh read over 38000. and up on job boards are densely populated they're also contribute a significant amount to the economy and their government estimates that initial estimate that the country has already suffered 2.5 trillion group a lot because of 19 also not to forget forms of local roads so it's whipping through the breadbox and. then focused on food security so

the government in a realistic because on the one hand if they do who are into iraq down there will be millions and millions of people almost 65000000 laborers work in progress on they will be unemployed and their word of god be then the consequences and ramifications of that show ended their difficult position by their dangerous time and their medical experts are warning that the next week will be critical come also not a lot but are there any sort of missing geisha missions in place and how is the health system coping with all of this. right bugger stone health system is already overburdened. for its borders in the developing country and then when you have such a large number of infections were disbanded make it there's a dead sport

a severe strain and then according to experts they did not sustain a burly we're dead rising number of confirmed infections also not forgetting that focused on dr stuart g. a just trying to achieve to get up to 30000 deaths a day it's a country of over 200000000 people show their true scale of the bend they make can be very hard people are now beginning to realize that days a potential crisis that could threaten august on the future of political and economic stability thank you for that that's our correspondent to come on honey live from islam about. india is taking another big step and adding up its economy despite reporting a record high of almost 10000 new coronavirus cases places of worship like this one in the capital new delhi a little shopping centers and restaurants are also back in business tens of millions of people lost their jobs in the lockdown was imposed and not in this

withdrawn and 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 idols the 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 must wear their mosques at all times those lost rules also apply to malls and restaurants which are also reopening today but what the number of cases continue to rise in the country the worst affected state and. indeed administered pushed me have said that they won't be reopening overlit 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 the walls 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 have been taught at home now those in their final years of primary and secondary school are allowed to return. once before entering the u.k. and now required to put themselves into quarantine for 2 weeks this is and airlines and those working in the tourism industry and they are questioning how effective the policy will be on a whole 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 say we've lost 3 of those this year out 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 a long period 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 israel's prime minister has called the killing of a palestinian man with autism a tragedy but stopped short of apologizing. because chased and shot dead by israeli border guards in jerusalem's old city last month they say they mistook him for an attack it's part of widespread condemnation within israel and worldwide. and what happened with the whole family is a tragedy a person with a disability with autism who suspected we now know unjustly of being a terrorist in a very sensitive place. legal problems are piling up in south korea for the heir to the samsung industrial empire. appeared in court as prosecutors seek an arrest warrant on suspicion of stock market manipulation samsung denies that happened

during a company merger he's also facing a retrial charged with bribery and embezzlement that's connected to the corruption scandal which there to be impeachment of president the hague 3 years ago. because i'm much more in a web site the address for that to sell is there a dot com. this is all just there are these are the top stories the speaker of libya's to book parliament is in moscow for talks this comes as forces of solace ally will hold for huffed are losing ground to the un recognized government that has been pushing ahead towards the strategic city of sirte where head has more from the libyan capital tripoli. it seems that. it wants to play a peaceful rule after it has been accused by. western government to internationally recognized the government. has been accusing garage are of

sending troops and weapons to the world. in his military campaign to recapture the capital tripoli that has failed the recently you know. the us city of minneapolis is promising to dismantle and rebuild its police department it's a response to the death in custody of george floyd which sparked protests in the u.s. and around the world. the scene u.k. cabinet minister is condemning protesters who tore down a statue of a 17th century slave trader home secretary because he tell described it as i think disgraceful and an act of vandalism crowds and bristol ripped out the 125 year old statue and threw it into a harbor. thousands of demonstrators in brazil have accused president jaya bolsa nardo of downplaying the pandemic the government has stopped publishing a running total of coronavirus deaths and infections

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 koran 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. india is taking another big stamp and opening up its economy despite reporting a record high of almost 10000 new coronavirus cases places of worship like this one in the capital new delhi are opening their doors shopping centers and restaurants are also back in business. news continues here on al-jazeera after witness to stay with us.

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