investigating exposing and questioning the use and abuse of power across the. people in power returns to. protests in the u.s. city of atlanta after a black man is shot dead by police at a fast food drive. hello again i'm a star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up canada's prime minister orders an investigation after a video shows police aggression against an indigenous chief. protest against racism and police brutality and harris as the government spokeswoman argues ethnicity

based to test its are needed to monitor discrimination. and chaotic scenes in kenya police fired tear gas at mourners trying to prevent the speedy burial of a popular singer. now nearly 3 weeks after george floyd's death sparked massive demonstrations across america the police killing of another black man has triggered demonstrations anger and condemnation in the past couple of hours atlanta's police chief has resigned after video of the fatal incident emerged police say racial brooks who had fallen asleep in his car at a fast food restaurant dreiser failed a breath test and resisted arrest the officers tried using a taser on him but then a fight broke out brooks is seen taking the taser before he's fatally shot. while

there may be debate as to whether this was an appropriate use of deadly force i firmly believe that there is a clear distinction between what you can do and what you should do i do not believe that this was a justified use of deadly force and have called for the immediate term a nation of the officer. correspondent on the gallagher has moved from miami. well we know that the police were called on friday night to a fast food restaurant after reports a customer was asleep in his car causing other customers to drive around it now when those 2 police officers arrived on the scene they carried out a sobriety test on racial brooks and said that he failed the test then you can see the video there is a struggle between racial brooks and these 2 police officers punches are thrown by mr brooks he then reportedly grabs one of the officers taser weapons and runs away with it and it's alleged that he then turned on one of the officers who opened fire

i've watched up video now we're all seeing it i've heard at least 3 shots and racial brock's later died in hospital now the question here is what would the police have done it for a shot brooks was not an african-american what would they have done if it was any other situation in which they did not have to use deadly force now the chief of police of atlanta erica shields has offered her resignation the mayor of atlanta accepted protests are continuing they're not baiting and i think this latest incident in which you hear the mare of a major city in this country saying that was an excessive use of deadly force will just fuel what is a long burning fire the timing of this really couldn't be worse for the people arguing against police reform because that is the major call of protests around the nation well that's nothing to marry she's co-director of the new ground and also occurs founder of black lives in atlanta she joins us rising from there mary thanks

for being with us police chief eric was quick to add charging those 6 police officers when they used excessive force against 2 black students and their vehicle a couple of weeks ago and now she's resigned over there how do you feel about her departure. you know i think that when one carries the way oh what is being asked of them that you will see people begin to i think this is going to be a wave. of police and sheriffs and different ones and police chiefs who will begin resigning because you know we're we're asking for calm ability we're demanding and we want that accountability shown to the funding of police and so this is no surprise. mary mary. acted very rapidly but she's also potentially attracting some of her own higher political aspirations do you regard what's happened here is the success of the movement or is

this potentially about politics and such a highly charged climate and also an election year. yeah well i think it's a combination of both i think that we have gotten to this place in this country where we're seeing the walls of policing come out in many ways we're seeing police departments being their budgets being cut love sandals being a great example we're seeing. schools and no longer want police in there and they're in their schools and so i think this is because of you know years and years of work organizers and movement that have called for this for very long and you know kesha is not any member of this not in an electoral season right now and so you know obviously she does have aspirations but unless we see real real life. changes to the police budget then you know we're going to continue to grapple and shovel with her around where she's actually yet because you know it's it's far too

long and too many people have used black people black people suffering to advance their political careers and this is a moment where that's not on the line for her right now in a few years perhaps but right now she has already and she has the power to actually make those concrete changes by literally be funding the police and investing in our laws and natural we see as it would and that's what we want for bottom the everyone else who has the decision making power right now let me ask you more about that mary because we've now already seen democrats press for these wide ranging police reform laws and new ones already rolling out a new york state what do you think needs to happen specifically in atlanta where would you like to see that money go. yeah well i think that us history will show us and tell us that when we saw the ramping up the war on drugs and mass incarceration in the eighty's and ninety's that you know we saw public school

budgets being slashed we saw the social safety net continue to be slashed and so we need to see investments that said she want to clean up the mess that the war on drugs have made in our communities we need to see those investments be made and jobs and housing i mean in atlanta you literally walk around and see people in tents sleeping on the street and that makes no sense to me when police heartful institution is given so much money but we felt invested in the livelihoods and wellbeing of our people and we also want to see an investment and making sure that people are ok during the cold and we need cancellations we need to make sure that folks have access to medical medical care and so those are some of the the many ways in which this money can be best well we've obviously had president trump pushing back against the funding the police and he says the place must be compassionate but also dominate the streets what do you make of those comments.

well they've been dominating the streets for a very long time and unless that mentality that leads and outside or should be dominating our communities that change we're going to continue to see more of our people get killed and how experience police violence and state violence in our community and so with that mindset it is no surprise then that he would say something like that because that's how white supremacy thinks and operates its own nomination that you know stems from colonisation and so you know we're in a time right now where the ordinary just won't do and every day people are sick of police dominating our communities and what we don't need is dominating our communities we need community control over our communities and we need governance far on people in our own communities that have the real solution so how we address intercommunal beilenson how did that happen and that cannot happen with the outside

force that's coming into dominate mary a co-founder of black lives nasa and atlanta great to get your insights on out of there thanks for joining us mary thank you so much for having. well protesters have gathered near the white house for the 16th consecutive day now of demonstrations in the u.s. capitol they marched down washington d.c. is a black lives about the plaza demanding an end to racial injustice and police brutality and in seattle protesters have maintained control of a 6 block area of the city now dubbed the capitol hill autonomous zone police have pulled out of that area and demonstrations there have been largely peaceful but president obama has threatened to use troops to push the demonstrators out of that area well meanwhile a statue of confederate president jefferson davis has been removed from the state capitol building in kentucky it's historical commission agreed to remove the monument in response to waves of protest against racial injustice states including kentucky attempted to break away from the u.s.

in the 19th century or the support for slavery other statues of confederate leaders have been removed or defaced in the protests or canada's prime minister justin trudeau has called for an investigation after a police video emerged showing the violent arrest of an indigenous leader the footage has provoked outrage and sparked debate over police brutality and institutional racism as david massa reports from calgary. this was the moment canadian police arrested a prominent indigenous leader while one officer tries to grab chief alan adam a 2nd rushes in and tackles him once on the ground adam is punched in the face as his wife a nice plead with officers to stop on friday prime minister justin trudeau demanded an inquiry like many people i have serious questions about what happened the independent investigation must be transparent and be carried out so that we get answers police dash cam footage shows adam being questioned about an expired

license plate outside a casino early on march 10th chief adam accused the officer of harassing him and his wife the 12 minute video shows him swearing at the officer and taking a fighting stance before being jumped tackled to the ground adam released this photo after being released from police custody my point did not want to come forward with this he waited for a long time he was suffering from trauma and finally came forward because i think this is an example of the systemic racism that exists in north america it can no longer be denied adam himself spoke about as arrests during a solidarity march on june 6th for a pretty $110.00 violation. i took the bird it. got better the bruisers. for all the ortiz who could speak or would have to alter it or local r.c.m.p. canada's national police force said officers used reasonable force when adams

resisted arrest but after the video surfaced a senior official made an abrupt about face earlier this week i made the statement that i did not believe there was systemic racism within the r.c.m.p. or canadian policing. i expressed my belief that racism is found in all aspects of our society in our institutions and in our police services. adam is an outspoken indigenous leader known internationally for his work against oil sands projects near his community but while his fame has focused public attention on discrimination and abuse of people of indigenous descent his experiences are all too common and bitterness people make up less than 5 percent of canada's population but they account for around a 3rd of the prison population and 30 percent of death in police custody the question is now what authorities will do about a system that many here say is racist david mercer al-jazeera in calgary canada.

violence broke out in central london between and here racism and far right groups there holding rival demonstrations some of the far right crowd attacked police officers trying to keep the 2 sides apart prime minister johnson described the event as racist thuggery. reports. they came they said to protect a monument. a statue of churchill that had already been boarded up to prevent vandalism thousands of far right supporters from various organizations descended on parliament square. the same crowd she voiced anger at damage done to start choose attacking policemen and women was the. pelting them with objects fireworks even using broke barriers that were meant to keep them apart from another

march organized by anti racism groups. but some broke away. scores of police officers moved into position to stop further breakouts of violence there's already been scenes of tension between those far right organizations and the police that protest itself meanwhile what the black wives' matter movement here wants to do is focus on the issues rather than any possible eruptions between them and the far right organizations the. one way the black lives movement did that organizing smaller marches across the country. but even in those marches such as this one in the northern city of new castle the far right also issued out their own calls looking for confrontation throwing flares and taunting the police the events in the us have triggered debates about the state of race relations in britain but there are elements of society who violently resent

that. found by far right leaders under the guise of patriotism they would rather provoke the needing fully engage. sunny al-jazeera london. well a rather powerful photograph was taken at those protests in london that shows a different side of what happened amidst all that chaos take a look at this a black lives mass activist was captured helping a far right protest and to safety the man had apparently been involved in clashes with counter protesters and was seen lying injured on the ground before others stepped in to protect him. still ahead on al-jazeera chile's president replaces his health minister as coronavirus cases birol despite a strict lockdown in the capital and the polls parliamentary of changes to the country's map to include areas under indian control.

but. right is properly writing now in japan in the my view by a system goes back to the yangtze to the middle of china for the science in this massive work out here is tropical storm nuri it will produce gale force winds and a rough harbor surface in hong kong but the rain is going to be to the west probably west of macau as well in the next few days will come over land to produce a certain amount of flooding with no worse than you expect in the mio bio system which is again doing its thing it leaves japan release honshu dry by monday and stop south we leave most of the action actually same level of latitude means we've got more potential for flooding in cambodia sudden vietnam and thailand you see the blue indicates the discussion is on the shelves for the sas and sort of borneo bits

a job and still in peninsular malaysia now it should be relatively tight dry time of the year it's been quite sundry recently in kuala lumpur but the forecast it does constantly give no rain on monday but thunderstorms are to choose day and wednesday little out of season the monsoon troughs a long way north fire india's became pretty good and rapid progress and flooding seems likely maharastra for the next 2 days. the. national debate on migration is polarized. in strident positions. americans how do you do for it and indigenous brits who do they benefit is this more about living with a difference and you in pieces and who do they contain. the right to live anywhere in the world have every right to leave their country. goes head to head

with tony and on al-jazeera. the all. stars the tender heart let's remind you of our top stories this hour the police killing of another black man in the u.s. has triggered demonstrations anger and condemnation police in atlanta say racial brooks a failed a breath test and resisted arrest they tried to use a taser on a bit of a fight broke out before he was fatally shot. canada's prime minister justin trudeau has called for an investigation after police video emerged showing the violent arrest of an indigenous leader the footage has provoked outrage and sparked

debate over institutional racism that and he racism and far right activists have clashed in central london during rival demonstrations there were tense moments between police and protesters but some throwing bottles and fireworks at offices. well riot police and from fired tear gas to disperse a largely peaceful protest against racism and police brutality. thousands of people defied a ban to join them the march in central paris as you can see the rally was led by supporters of adama troll or a french black man who died in police custody and 2016 under unclear circumstances no one has been charged despite multiple autopsy and as those crowds marched on the streets below counted demonstrators climbed a building and hung a banner denouncing what they call the white racism residence in the building took matters into their own hands and tore part of that down while the french government

spokeswoman is now calling for the collection of ethnicity base to to sticks in a bid to monitor the extent of discrimination in the country see best and diane who's of senegalese heritage says not being able to measure and see reality as it is has allowed fantasies to prosper her proposal comes as as ethnic statistics in the u.s. and u.k. show nonwhite people a much more likely to die from the coronavirus currently friends who authorities do not collect data on its citizens based on race or ethnicity. hundreds of people in cities across levanon have protested for a 3rd consecutive day demanding the government resign over the country's worst economic crisis in decades. demonstrators say politicians are failing to take urgent action as unemployment soars along with the cost of living the lebanese pound has lost more than half its

value since october lebanon's prime minister is blaming the previous government for the economic turmoil. now turning to the corona virus pandemic and chile's health minister has been replaced a day after the country reported its worst spike in 1000 cases. had been under mounting pressure to resign for his handling of the outbreak chile is one of the last in america's west affected countries. the coronavirus pandemic started in china and now the rush is on to contain it there again the biggest wholesale furred market in the capital beijing is closed under police guard after dozens of people tested positive there the 1st local cases detected in the city of 20000000 people for more than 50 days officials in the affected area say they're now on a wartime footing katrina you reports from beijing. video of chinese military police entering beijing's from thai district has been

circulating on social media and you cluster of cases discovered here on friday has triggered what the government is calling a wartime footing to contain the outbreak dozens of locally transmitted cases are linked to a wholesale market the biggest in the capital. tree house immediately. set up a few heard called us to manage a wholesale market and the surrounding community we are putting people's safety and health 1st the area has been sealed off and is deemed disinfected thousands of be tested those who have visited the market in the past 2 weeks have been asked to report to authorities. 11 local neighborhoods have been locked down with residents told they cannot leave their compound to people in beijing the new infections are a stark reminder that months of pandemic are far from over where i am

a little worried because this is happened somewhere very close to me we have to remember to wear a mask when entering and exiting different places and have our temperature checked officials say traces of corona virus were found on the chopping board use for imported salmon fresh salmon has been removed from supermarket shelves and menus everywhere in beijing and wholesale markets closed sporting events and large scale gatherings have begun. with further delays to the planned reopening of primary schools and education. residents in beijing are drawing parallels between this latest cluster and the original outbreak in the city of pine board purportedly originated in a sea food market now china's leaders are under immense pressure to do whatever they can to ensure that this time the outcome is box. a trainee who al-jazeera aging. well european governments have signed a contract with

a pharmaceutical company to supply the region with a potential curve of 19 vaccine it's being developed by oxford university where trials are already well underway the contract with british swedish firm astra zeneca is for $400000000.00 doses which remanufactured and distributed on a no profit basis the 1st doses could be ready by september but may not reach the e.u. until the end of the year the firm's chief executive says china brazil japan and russia have also expressed interest. now police in kenya have been accused of being heavy handed after firing tear gas at mourners trying to stop the funeral of a popular singer there the government ordered burials as soon as possible during the pandemic or hire actual ports. that should have been a funeral ceremony in a celebration of life turned into these chaotic scene. fans mourning had been egypt she gives death in his hometown rocked the learning of his body into the

ground policing consumer county responded with tear gas and gunshots as hundreds defied crazy 19 restrictions but i don't think that the question is if used to bother him today you could not die of coronavirus. the police were unable to stop them feeling with his casket until eventually getting it back again during the night that we will community in kenya has elaborate burial customs she has fans and family are accusing government leaders and the police of disrespecting the dead they refused to rush burial and demanded more time to mourn. requesting. the compliment although. it's not all our fault. that i've been i was brought in piece of the family we are going to. give us one let the fun lead their lives we love the farm the 33 year old singer died on thursday after being taken to hospital with chest problems his family and fans insists he had pneumonia not covert 19 but

the kenyan government introduced strict pandemic measures ensuring burials as soon as possible and banning social gatherings the recall is getting. crowded. police are again being accused of violently cracking down on those breaking for a new virus for strictures protest against police brutality were held in kenya's come to mind robey on monday they followed a police watchdog saying 15 people including a 13 year. old have been killed since a coded 19 curfew was introduced in mall. police eventually buried secrets in the middle of the night allowing just one of his brothers to attend. his mother who couldn't be at the funeral sat on his grave to prevent mourners from examining his body. relatives never thought they'd ever have to face sort of just you know. to some other news now and nepal's parliament has approved changes to the

country's map further straining ties with neighboring india the revised map seeks to include 400 square kilometers of disputed territory seen here in yellow that area's been under indian control for about 60 years while this latest spat has triggered off to india opened a new road to the chinese border through a strategic himalayan palace and territory the nepal claims as its own the bill now goes to nepal's upper house for approval. of human remains this is in favor of the people in the national interest this was a unanimous agreement with no opposition it's not just the parliament but the entire nation that's behind it. trudy korpela is a lecturer in the faculty of modern indian history at the university of cambridge she says india won't respond well to the new map. i think what has changed in recent yours is that the ball used to be a kind of historic kind of

a buffer between the 2 as it were great sorts of position of nations like china and india and that we are looking into the ball has ended with as it were chinese expansionism and as a result this is exactly why the nipple of the government is now speaking as a tension in the of club india judges are this matter and it always uses the specter of the chinese god it was used and i think the indians are not biting that's where we are i mean the indians of say no we are going to go ahead with this road ok we have a problem with that we've done this but this is not new because i think india's attention are focused on as i said the story on lovelock and the chinese and caution that so in a way this is a game of protection and distraction in which is loud and related between china india and of course so i think in the fields that yes it got a kind of ignore for the moment getting more ignore those complaints by robot but

having said that it is also a step change in a historic all relationship or a special relationship between nepal and india because in a way india has kind of downgraded in part and the government there are saying going to know we exist we matter because we can do it with china and i think we need in the sink more properly so i think that that's really what this brinksmanship is about it's about nepal seeking attention from india and india same well we've got other and bigger fish to fry. now residents in venice are taking a stand against mass tourism as the city springs back to life after months and lockdown protesters formed a human chain along one of the italian city's canals calling for the industry to be better regulated they say over tourism has ruined neighborhoods and damage the environment. space x.

has sent more than 60 satellites into orbit designed to beam high speed internet to . 3 to one here. and the falcon 9 rocket launched 58 starlink internet satellites into space with 3 satellites from another firm pitching left as the 2nd search mission the from the space x. but is there a broadband network of nearly 500 satellites under the starlink banner. clarence's al-jazeera and these are the headlines the police killing of another black man in the u.s. has triggered new demonstrations anger and condemnation police in atlanta say racial brooks failed a breath test and resisted arrest they tried to use a taser on him but a fight broke out before he was fatally shot and he gallacher has more from miami

well we know that the police were called on friday night to a fast food restaurant after reports a customer was asleep in his car causing other customers to drive around it now when those 2 police officers arrived on the scene they carried out a sobriety test on racial brooks and said that he failed the test then you can see the video there is a struggle between racial brooks and these 2 police officers punches are thrown by mr brooks he then reportedly grabs one of the officers taser weapons and runs away with it and it's alleged that he then turned on one of the officers who opened fire . well canada's prime minister justin trudeau has called for an investigation then after police video image showing the violent arrest of an indigenous leader the footage has provoked outrage and spock debate of institutional racism. well as he racism and far right activists have clashed in central london during rival demonstrations there were tense moments between police and protesters some throwing bottles and fireworks at offices and riot police in front side tear gas at

a largely peaceful protest against racism and police brutality the rally was led by the supporters of adama troll or a french black man who died in police custody and 2016 and unclear sessoms on. hundreds of people in cities across lebanon have protested for a 3rd consecutive day demanding the government resign over the country's west economic crisis and decades the lebanese pound has lost more than half its value since october and a lockdown has been reimposed in parts of china's capital after 45 people as a wholesale market tested positive for the coronavirus what's being called a wartime emergency and beijing has forced schools to delay reopening following 2 months of no infections well those are the headlines they'll be more news here off the inside story stay with us.

how can the global aviation industry weather the coronavirus stalled so many lines are having to resume some of flights at all facing all turbulence a minus about what is the airline industry needed to recover from the pandemic this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on am wrong it's described as the biggest crisis in aviation history with borders closed to limit the spread of coronavirus airlines a full stick ground their fleet.