legacy of slieve ownership you don't like my family status and wealth has benefited from your choice to slave people and america's debt to the black people today some over some scar we even screwed speak up because it's a problem. al-jazeera correspondent a moral debt. just days after libya's u.n. recognized government significant new gangs the head of the rival administration is at war with arrives in moscow for talks. and convert all this it is just there a lot from dalhart also coming up to answer as we know it. the minneapolis council votes to disband the u.s. city's police department to george boyd's killing triggered mass demonstrations.

those protests are highlighting one of the country's darkest phases confederate monuments or attacks. across the virus reaches another milestone 7000000 confirmed cases worldwide a record surge isn't stopping india from reopening. to begin with libya had a surprise move from one of the leaders of its warring administrations the speaker of the parliament based in to broken the east has arrived in moscow for talks he was seen in egypt at the weekend where his ally warlord holly 5 announced a cease fire which was rejected by the un recognized government in tripoli. meanwhile on the ground in libya forces continue to lose ground to the government has been pushing ahead towards the strategic city of sirte traina has more from of ukraine about 140 kilometers west upset. i've been speaking to miller

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 al jazeera which is south of sirte this is a valley a valley of jarrah which is a natural a natural barrier of sorts so this is a lead into g. and a 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 belong to warlords leave or have to 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 waddle gyrus and these are forces that know suit very well they've they've they've they fought in syria in 2011 against the late wall morgan deathy they also fought in liberating for what they say liberating sirte from dust that's i saw in 2016. where this took more closely at hand how he fits into the libya conflict as we mentioned he is the speak air of the administration and to quit randall's the internationally recognized government in tripoli and his ally to want all kind of hoffa also attended saturday's talks in cairo of half hour and egypt's president

but there were major differences. between 30 and half done when the warlord declared himself the song of libya. more recently again s.l.r. has been quoted as saying russia wants to go to resume with the tripoli government because it no longer sees a positive outcome to hostiles offensive after has of course being trying to take over tripoli for more than a year and speak now tomorrow the head who is in tripoli for us mahmoud what is doing. welcome it has not been officially. it has not been officially announced yet neither the presence of idealogues saleh and mosque or nor home he's going to meet to nor what he's going to come up with in moscow but we have been noticing the recently that russian art wants to. push forward towards peaceful. solution

to the libyan crisis but meanwhile there is also. because all saw one idea that russia might want to reconsider its local allies in libya especially after i have to. literally failed to achieve their goal all in their libya by taken control of the worst of the country as you know that has been recently so controversial. among his regional international allies especially after his military campaign to seize the capital tripoli failed so again the fact that aguilar is being invited to moscow and being gear. holding talks with the russian mediators. we have been also hearing that there are international and regional allies of how to might be considered to replace have to with. have that

cannot be accepted in any peace talks by the western camp in libya led by the internationally recognized government but the fact that russia itself has been accused of supplying you have to do was fighter jets and mysteries also puts a question mark that could derail the peace efforts put forward by russia meanwhile as you know kim that egypt has recently offered a peace. a cease fire deal but it has been rejected by the government of national chord given the fact that egypt is a major supporter of have to in fact has been supporting him with weapons and fighters the same also goes with the. whether or not the government of national called could convince its local allies to accept any potential peace talks with the

rival administration this remains to be seen thanks for that update their headline for us in tripoli. with some handy is editor in chief of the international interest that's a risk consultancy he says russia is trying to push for political settlement that includes all warring factions. i think russia is trying to lessen from have to power but not entirely get rid of him i think that the proof of that is that in cairo it was both regular salary and have what i think russia is doing russia wants talks russia wants negotiations but knows it is untenable for several hours to sit with half that again so russia is trying to say to sort of look come and sit with regular silence at least and i promise to rein in half that this doesn't necessarily mean that hastert is out of the picture but it means that he's no longer the face russia is trying to make sure that he is no longer the face that sits with and i think the show is actually a great sensitivity. of tripoli and also an appreciation of that sensitivity from

russia yesterday said. is believed to have a sect his economy minister in a sign that the d.n.a. are starting to clash with one another would disagree with one another we heard the reports that is in moscow but it hasn't been officially announced because i was worried about the backlash that might come about from his supporters from the g.n.a.t. forces but it appears that russia is trying to bring about some mediation turkey is trying to help this mediation along and some other issues in an awkward position whereby if he seemed to be excited about these talks he would lose domestically but if he doesn't go to these talks then he risks jeopardizing the turkish support and indeed the his general leadership of the g.n.a.t. . city council as a minneapolis a promising to dismantle and rebuild the 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 i call him reports. a movement that shows no signs of abating across the united states another day of massive crowds demand in 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 poor. lease department and try to figure out a new form of policing our commitment is to end our city's toxic relationship with the video lists of police departments to police things as we don't wait and wait for you get them back 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 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 your 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 us 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 won't vote for him and neither will mitt romney who took part in the protests we did a voice against racism we did many voices against racism and again we're telling

you do they 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 and 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 lation to the national center troops of national guard have left the city as they have elsewhere after violence and looting subsided over the weekend l.a. mayor eric garcetti also said he would seek to move millions of dollars from the police budget to social services patel is from the brennan center for justice which

advocates for legal reform she says police funding is spent toward little accountability. police budget have by and large been sacrosanct in many american cities right so not only are the en route the least nigel's increasing and time is 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 have really only looked at the one in new york 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 central government so there's there's a lot of issues around you know police that jason factor to continue to rise at 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 and the way to prove it 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 few insecurities or really. but there are ways of getting to curity and simply finding a police force that is the old guns and other debate right. still ahead here on al jazeera rallying against the police in kenya a damning report into tallish enjoying the lockdown agates protesters. and a new car and he rolls a foreign arrivals in the u.k. as accusations it's just a publicity stunt. however

the loss of hot sunshine into japan at the moment such a positive pam we'll see somewhat whether you can see this law and of clout here. that's associated with the maya by front which runs all the way into southern parts of china where of course we've been talking about the heavy showers the longest spells of fright over the past few weeks really is the truth be known that was the weather will just push up towards q shoes or go on through tuesday north of that cycle getting up to $31.00 celsius such as that hot sunshine nothing career as well so 33 degrees in a similar temperature there it's northern parts of china will see want to show i was coming into the final phase to china as we go through where to stay sliding across the yellow sea by wednesday we will see some wet weather also pushing into southern parts of the home as she heavy rain meanwhile continues its essential parts of china perhaps a little dry but still very humid in hong kong around 32 degrees and we start to see the monsoon rains picking up across the southwest of in the u.s. and shallots here longer spells of bright little bit of cloud 7 to that eastern

side of indian across across the other side of the goal tending increased the wet across a good part of me and mahler's shows push up into the far north east of india bangladesh also seeing some lightly salish was there into the plains but hot and dry for new delhi. frank assessments tourism but be income stream is dead in the water what's been the result seen perching go up quite significantly informed opinions there has been a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very normal in israeli society in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines it's time for new policy it is a treat i think not only to be seen to grady but he breaks any this debating team over the whole continues inside story on al-jazeera.

watching al-jazeera her mind off the top stories this hour the speaker of libya's to brook parliament who is in moscow for talks this comes as forces of sunless an ally warlord have been losing ground to the un recognized government that has been pushing ahead towards the strategic city of sirte. the u.s. city of minneapolis is promising to dismantle and rebuild its police department it's a response to the death in custody of george forward which 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. and the number of reported cases of

coronavirus worldwide has topped 7000000 that many countries have started reopening india has one of them despite a record high of almost 10000 new cases in a single day lizbeth front of has more from new delhi. where and one of delhi's most popular morals which opened at midday over 3 and a half hours ago but many of the shops i would say how often the shops here are still closed and there are very few customers so the most restaurants and religious places which have opened have guidelines like temperature checks sanitation tunnels which people walk through limited numbers and there are markings all over the floor to ensure social distancing we've seen people go into villages places from 5 o'clock this morning india is a religious country where more than 80 percent of people say religion is very important to them so that was much anticipated but we have seen fewer people i would say at malls with business owners telling us that they are very apprehensive

about the reopening as the number of cases continue to rise and that's why the worst hit state of maharashtra other states including indian administered push me to additional jobs and have decided not to open such a stablish means even though the lockdown has had a huge impact on calmness on the economy and at least 114000000 jobs have been lost. the number of reported coronavirus cases in pakistan has the past $100000.00 infection rate increased after the holy month of ramadan ended in markets reopened doctors want to tough a lot on misha's but the government said the country could not afford to do this more schools in south africa have now reopened but for now only those in their final years of primary and secondary school are allowed to return from a to millis spend the morning at one school in johannesburg. it's an anxious start to the day at whispery primary school in johannesburg so we're all scared i'm

scared but you have my word that we are doing everything. to keep your child safe principal sheldon macone speaks to parents gathered outside the school many say they're not confident that enough has been done to safeguard their children as will do if you have apparently said i don't know what to open the reopening was delayed by a week after teachers unions and parents complained about a lack of personal protective equipment and poor sanitation at some schools the government says 95 percent of schools are now ready but some parents don't feel reassured we already we all worried and for it being put out there to 2 parents who say do not worry how do you not worry as a parent thousands of students in the hotting province are discovering their school routine is now very different they're having to wear masks and keep their distance from others their temperatures are also checked while they stand in the cold waiting for others to be registered and screamed it's been

a nightmare. you know the amount of hours we've put into this. it enormous. after all yes there was involved in it as a meeting with politicians bartlett officials you know trying to determine exactly how ready we are because it's something new for everybody you can say you're ready and then something comes up that you haven't thought about counseling services are available but many parents and teachers are concerned about how while children will adapt to their return and catching up on their schoolwork. many of the children here say they're excited to be back in school but also nervous in the last week alone at least 2 schools in the western cape province was shot after teachers tested positive for the corona virus here in plotting one school has remained closed of date was following the student has the disease inside classrooms students

have to stay at their desks and socializing in the playground is banned while online schooling will continue for those who want to stay at home schools with fewer resources that's not an option the school is giving out education packs for parents to collect but as the number of covert 1000 infections in south africa grows sharply many say they're being forced to balance between educating their children and keeping them and themselves safe for me to al-jazeera johannesburg. in kenya there's been a protest against police brutality so after a report by a police watchdog pushchairs officers were involved in the killing of at least 15 people during lockdown since march the report also accuses police of harassment robbery and sexual assault. and web joins us now live from nairobi on tell us more about these protests and also about the accusations leveled against at least.

the demonstration today is being organized by a community rights organization from my story slum they said they tired of police brutality in particular when in forcing a curfew which has been in place here for just over 2 months it was brought in to try and slow the spread of the coronavirus police responsible for enforcing it everyone is meant to be home by sunset and rights groups say police are being brutally in violently and forcing it on anyone that they find isn't home in time rights groups say that the number of people killed is actually closer to 20 although the independent police oversights all sorts in that report you mentioned say 15 people have been killed in just over the 2 month period since the curfew was brought in one of them in the very 1st days of that curfew was a 13 year old boy called yaseen moyo he was standing on the balcony of his parents' home when he was shot dead by a policeman that made the community there in the story very angry and actually on

friday the police officer who was responsible responsible for shooting him has been arrested and charged with murder now this is very rare in kenya but it's the kind of justice that the rights groups say is lacking it isn't happening enough because ultimately these killings they say keep going and it's still happening and that's what they say that needs to be stopped welcome that live from nairobi thank you. and the land is a celebration the government announcing the country is free of coronavirus all restrictions of english test except stringent border controls no new cases have been reported for almost 3 weeks 22 kiwis died in just over 1500 cases were reported during the outbreak. as it spread rapidly around the world we all saw people losing their loved ones and their livelihoods at a rate that was never acceptable to us. and so here in new zealand we.

end really with a single plan that had to do prove this to particular lives and to particular livelihoods. was new arrivals to britain are now required to put themselves into quarantine for 2 weeks plain ferry or train passengers including british passport holders must give an address where they will self isolate or folks at 1200 dollars following the government says the rule is designed to prevent a 2nd wave of infections critics condemn the restriction as a publicity stunt which will be impossible to enforce john hall is that hater airport. it's all going to depend really on the willingness of people coming in to abide by and and actually take up this quarantine 14 days of self isolation they'll have to when they arrive at airports and ports of entry like you throw behind me fill in a form tell people tell the border guards where they're going to be staying where they can be found and spoken to on the phone where they'll be supposedly random checks carried out by public health england it's a big ask the onus is very much on the travelers themselves to be compliant they're

a very loud critical voices who suggest the simply isn't going to work not because it's unmanageable or hard to enforce which arguably it is but because it won't fulfill the government's stated aim of trying to limit transmission of the virus and prevent a 2nd wave coming in from abroad why because of the blanket nature of this quarantine policy being applied to all countries across the board including and frankly there are a lot of them now countries with lower infection rates than the u.k. the government says it's relying on the science that will the science for that contention begins to look doubtful when scientists are heard to say that the point of a policy like this is to target specifically and efficiently countries with higher infection rates than the u.k. as indeed other countries have done with some effect and have done so far earlier in their epidemics and the other line of criticism of course is that this is all happening far too late. saying a u.k.

cabinet minister is condemning protesters who tore down a statue of a 17th century slave trader home secretary pretty patel described it as actually displacement and an act of vandalism crowds and bristol rep delp a 125 year old statue and threw it into a harbor well i think that is utterly disgraceful and that speaks to the acts of disorder public disorder that actually they have now become a distraction from the cause in which people are actually actively protest in about and trying to empathize and sympathize with. u.k. prime minister boss johnson also condemned violence during the protests but avoided directly addressing the toppling off the statue the tweets and said protests have been subverted by his father even going on to say betraying the course that forcing fed want to anyone responsible will be held to account well such as build off to the american civil war in honor of those who are for to kill slavery have also been

flashpoints during these protests jackson is an associate professor of african-american studies at georgetown university he says the statue's goal or 5 rather than educate know is not very easy or simple as this should just that is not now yes do we need more remember says the business black people need to remember says these things that they are everywhere we go let me give an example the white house. left us where we are whose demonstrations have been washington was a slave trading food everywhere you go to camp who was built slaves in the united states there's 700 more than 31 states dedicated to a confederate i. know there's no come down they should be put into that done history of course there's the museum of african-american history and it started right in washington d.c. the most and if you go inside you can see the demonstration they will show you.

a little man and what they've done almost in the african-american museum may have a rulebook landsman where you can go in street you can go to the museums and you can see the pictures in the back to back an american men. who've been beaten with no we don't try to hide things we don't care about the neighbors so in context. a funeral has been held in syria for the former leader of the palestinian group islamic jihad who passed away from a chronic disease. died in a bird hospital his body was transported across the border to syria had lapsed into a coma 2 years ago due to complications from heart and kidney disease he was on the u.s. most wanted list of terrorist suspects. israel's prime minister has called the killing of a palestinian man with autism a tragedy but stopped short of apologizing. cause 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 sparked widespread condemnation within israel and worldwide. about what happened with the hoax family is a tragedy a person with a disability with autism who suspected we know no unjustly of being interested in a very sensitive place. and iranian doctor is back home after being swapped for a u.s. navy veteran held by iran wanted to haiti was charged with attempting to export a filter to iran that he said was for vaccine research to u.s. authorities said he should have had a license as it could be used in chemical and biological weapons. the legal problems are piling up in south korea for the heir to the samsung industrial empire the j. ohn paid in court as prosecutors seek an arrest warrant on suspicion of stock market manipulation samsung denies that happened during a company merger please also facing a retrial charged with bribery and a business that. for the not sure on cathedral in paris have begun removing charred

meshal it's been sitting on top of the structure ever since it burned down last year 200 tons of scaffolding must be removed as part of a restoration process which could take is because of the fire that ravaged the centuries old structure is still not known. watch out sarah these are the top stories the speaker of the libby is to book parliament again. in moscow for talks this comes as forces of solace will not hold for half hour a losing ground to the u.n. recognized government pushing towards the strategic city of sirte traina has more from a brain about 140 kilometers west of sirte. 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 what jerry which is south of sirte this is a valley valley of jobs which is a natural a natural barrier of sorts so this is a lead into g. and a that's the internationally recognized government of national court control of sirte the u.s. city of minneapolis is promising to dismantle and rebuild its police department the response to the death and custody of told floyd sparked protests in the u.s. and around the world. peaceful marches 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 hj. india is easing its covered 9000 restrictions despite

reporting a record high of almost 10000 new coronavirus cases places of worship in new delhi have reopened shopping centers and restaurants are also back in business. the number of cases in neighboring pakistan has a past 100000 the infection rate increased after the holy month of ramadan ended and markets reopened doctors want to tough a lot on militias but the government said it couldn't afford to do that. most schools in south africa have reopened since march many students have been taught at home those in their final years of primary and secondary school now allowed to return. to new zealand has declared itself free of coronavirus all restrictions are being lifted extra except border controls no new cases have been reported for almost 3 weeks these continues here on al jazeera off the inside story oh i.

wanted to control the bia by force now the hospital is off to a political solution and egypt's president has laid out so the mission to deploy is a series of minutes leave the trees by the un recognized government in libya but will this proposal even be considered this is inside story. and welcome to the program. libya's.