use distance rewind continues with baltimore anatomy of an american city close friends who were lost to the streets i can literally see the future of baltimore to the ass of my students and it does not the rewind on al-jazeera. demonstrators in the u.s. city of atlanta set fires and block highways to protest against the death of an african american man shot by police. a momentous and this is obviously a live from doha also coming up boris johnson condemns a far right demonstration as racist thuggery as the group clashes with anti racism protesters and police in london. fears of a new coronavirus outbreak in china it's recorded its highest number of daily cases

since april and parts of beijing are in lockdown again. chile's president replaces his health minister as coronavirus cases are old they are even though parts of the capital remain closed. protests have broken out in the us city of atlanta following the police killing of another black man on friday demonstrators are running great observation brooks was shot by officers after a struggle at a fast food restaurant police say brooks who'd fallen asleep in his car in the drive through had failed a sobriety test and resisted arrest and the gallic of reports on this latest incident. facing off against riot police setting cars on fire and blocking roads protesters in atlanta gather close to where a short brooks died on friday night. the 27 year old father of 3 was reported for

being asleep in his car at this fast food drive through officers say mr brooks was drunk following a violent struggle with mr brooks it's alleged the 27 year old to the police tasered and turned on the offices he was then shot and later died in hospital i don't know how to do this but some never knew i was going up the duties. of our buses on the internet. from the whole just floored situation to us coming together like clothes on. and this whole dying man on my doorstep out of the code following an outcry over the police's use of deadly force the city's chief of police erica shields offered her resignation blunt as mickey châlons bottoms accepted calling the police action unnecessary 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 justify use of deadly force and have

a cold for the media term a nation of the officer. corps all this comes just weeks after 2 students were violently dragged from their car by 6 atlanta police officers charges against the students who dropped 4 of the officers were fired and all 6 face criminal charges now the city is facing another crisis following the shooting of racial brooks his family lawyer says the receiver is questions about what happened we talked to some witnesses today who said that the officers went in put on plastic gloves and picked up their cell casings after they killed before and during it. we counted sue minutes and 60 seconds before they even said this all those judges bureau of investigation and the district attorney's office have launched investigations into mr brooks death according to reports this is the 48 officer

involved shooting this year 15 of them with. the death of ray short brooks comes at a critical time in this nation's history protests over the killing of george floyd in minneapolis continue across the nation the death of another african-american man at the hands of police will surely only add fuel to a long burning fire and it gallacher al-jazeera miami florida ok let me bring you some live pictures from atlanta the protesters are still out on the streets you can see thinned out crowd there are protesters there are police officers on the other side of that little crowd of protesters but earlier on within the last hour or so what one point protesters had found out across the end $85.00 interstate which is a major road that runs through atlanta and it essentially blocked the traffic and were met by lines of police who moved towards them and started arresting people it was shortly after that that some fires which had already been lit in the grounds of the wendy's fast food restaurant for the altercation originally took place then led

to a fire being set in the restaurant itself we have seen some pictures of the building itself a blaze but these are protests pictures live from atlanta of course we're keeping across the situation will bring more bring on this scene as we get it. jason nichols is a senior lecturer in african american studies at the university of maryland college park he says officials are listening to the outcry that followed the death of george floyd but more needs to happen. had there not been the outcry that we've seen over the past couple of weeks you would not see the level of accountability or transparency that you're seeing right now and i think part partly whether we like to admit it or not it was a large scale rebellion that included destruction of property that i think is pushing people towards making the right decisions and not trying to cover things up

and trying to keep the population more in line and let them know that change is coming i think what we need is in terms of accountability is 'd when you have an active force and it's going to lead to a lawsuit you better believe that mr brooks is family is going to sue. the city of atlanta who are this incident and so what they need to do is make sure that when they get a judgment that that judgment doesn't come out of the taxpayers' pockets it comes out of police pensions they are the ones who are responsible for these acts of violence so they need to be the one that puts the bill but as prime minister but as johnson has condemned a far right demonstration in london as racist thuggery violence broke out between the far right groups and on t.v. this is a protest as it were holding a counter rally some of the far right cause it also attacked police officers trying to keep the 2 sides apart so they gave over points.

they came they set 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 crowds who voiced anger at damage done to start shoes attacking policemen and women i 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 lives

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 clive's 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 than meaningfully engage. sunit i ever al-jazeera london. amid the tension there was a moment of compassion between the 2 sides

a black lives matter activist was photographed helping a far right protester to safety reuters reports the man had been set upon by by and badly beaten before other protesters stepped in to protect him. riot police in france have fired tear gas to disperse a largely peaceful protest against racism and police brutality. dozens of people defied a ban to join the march in central paris the rally was led by supporters of adama try already he's a french black man who died in police custody in 2016 under unclear circumstances no one has been charged despite multiple autopsies. meanwhile police have converged on the on the trail from central paris in defiance of the government they're resisting moves to implement reforms including the suspension of officers accused of racist acts it comes just days after the interior minister promised

a 0 tolerance policy for racism within french law enforcement. although you see all the get up with you guys just by coming back here we want people to know that the police if it up the police the time we tired of being stigmatized we just want to get on with our work normally this afternoon you might have seen at the rally that colleagues were attacked we had several injured this afternoon so enough is enough at some point the message from politicians has to be coherent with what they expect from the police force and there are fears of a coronavirus resurgence in china health authorities have recorded the highest daily number of infections since april to beijing around the lockdown after dozens of people tested positive after visiting a wholesale food blockade for more on this let's speak to debian gopalan in hong kong just bring us up to speed with what the latest is. rob so the health authorities there are saying that they need to test people who have been in close contact with this market since may 30th now so that's about

10000 people that they'll be needing to so those numbers could increase quite dramatically the post about a dozen neighborhoods around this market there are also closing schools and kindergartens that have recently opened now to give you some context this is one of asia's biggest wholesale market tens of thousands of tons of food beads seafood vegetables fruits meats passed through this market on a daily basis and are traded and there are fears that the virus could have actually come from the food itself so the government has shut down this market as you say but the government is saying that they're going to be transporting food into beijing and telling people not to panic china had declared victory over the coronavirus back in march they had started lifting measures raising many questions as to now whether those measures were lifted too quickly but they have had had had weeks of very learned faction rates and some days of 0 domestic rates up until now

so there's a lot of concern of the impact of the spread of this market particularly because experts say this somewhat mirrors the events in wool han if you remember at the end of last year the outbreak 1st started in the city of one which had by the $11000000.00 people that city was put under lockdown and tens of thousands of people were infected with the virus thousands of people so diets it took months to contain that under incredibly strict lockdown and that was a population of 11000000 people so to put that in context beijing has a population of very mobile population of 20000000 people so that's raising a lot of concerns there on those difficult ball and bringing us up to date on the latest on the rise in court 19 cases in beijing she's talking to us from hong kong dubious thanks very much. still ahead on al-jazeera an embarrassing u. turn as a story as prime minister apologizes for comments made about slavery and why some

are seasonal farm work has dried up for many in turkey and the winter of discontent that may follow. is blowing hot again the hot dry and dusty when the comes out of iraq and drives down the gulf you'd think it would cool things down wouldn't you but it doesn't always in fact it doesn't usually the temperatures $44.00 in baghdad the winds to give you $46.00 in kuwait and not much left much less in doha the dust itself has kicked up even more in the u.a.e. and nor does tom seem quite lucky but it's just so when there's not much in the skies not much in the way of cloud except in turkey so wind direction gives you the temperature in jerusalem and indicates an on shore breeze from the cooler that's

geranium there is quite a breeze through so lot of the coast of amal it's slowly getting a bit more moist but as yet it's not overcast and it's not drizzling. and you can see the monsoon wind in this cloud that it develops over the indian ocean the wind is sircar's up the coast from tanzania through kenya and somalia it's not bringing very much rain in the moment most of the rain is in the form of thunderstorms that for mainland the ethiopian highlands over lake victoria or beyond but they're pretty well scattered at the moment the focus market issue is a dry one a bit rain on sunday maybe a shower too by tuesday. short films of the hope and inspiration. stories of 3 young women challenging the world around them.

al-jazeera selects. you're watching what is it a reminder of our top stories this hour the police killing of another black man in the u.s. has triggered new demonstrations anger and condemnation police in atlanta say of a shot brooks failed a sobriety test and resisted arrest they tried to use a taser on him but a fight broke out before he was shot. and these are live pictures from the streets

of atlanta we think this is close to me for the wendy's where that incident took place these are the remnants of protesters who have been out on the streets of atlanta protesting the killing of. brooks and they are wrong there were protesters who managed to block 2 sides of an interstate and were met by police and subsequently arrested the wendy's where the incident took place has subsequently been set on fire and. british prime minister boris johnson has condemned a far right demonstration in london as racist factory violence broke out between the far right groups and anti racism protesters who were holding a counter rally some of the far right crowd also attacked police officers trying to keep the 2 sides apart there are fears of a coronavirus resurgence in china the country has recorded 57 new cases the highest

daily number of infections since april parts of beijing are under lockdown after dozens of people tested positive other visiting a wholesale food market. chile's health minister has been replaced a day after the country reported its worst spike in cold with 19 cases i mean my knowledge had been under mounting pressure to resign for his handling of the outbreak chile is one of latin america's worst affected countries that reported more than 6700 infections and 222 deaths on friday when all of apollo has more. it is a bit of a surprise to hear the resignation of cheerless health minister on saturday especially given the fact that is right now going through the worst phase of the corona virus outbreak in the country there but health minister munnell each is a somewhat of a controversial figure he's been heavily criticized for taking what's being criticized as a as a relaxed role for not implementing more robust mitigation measures to contain the

spread of coronavirus in chile comparing the the efforts in sheila to efforts in neighboring countries like argentina which implemented a total lockdown so the president of chile is have a stamp yet it has been under a lot of pressure from political opponents to replace the health minister all of that culminating now with the resignation of a minor league but if we to if we look at right now just to reiterate a few of the of the statistics she was supposed to be an exception to the rule in latin america even before the outbreak began in the region in latin america was expected to be ill prepared it was said that latin america spends less on health policy than any other country in the world there was an expectation that she would do better than most of the other countries in the region unfortunately what we're seeing is that sheila again is one of the worst hit countries in the region according to the latest statistics of over 167000 infections and 3100 in one deaths and stonies prime minister scott morrison has apologized for comments he

made denying the country has a history of slavery his remarks i'm going to aboriginal australians as well as descendants of pacific islanders who say their ancestors were brought to work on sugar plantations with little or no pay morrison says he did not mean to cause offense. i've always said we need to look at our history what the comments i was referring to was to how the new south wales settlement was 1st established and the views that were communicated the time in forming the new south wales colony and you go back to people like william wilberforce and others they were very involved in that 1st fleet expedition and one of the principals was to be the destroyer in that case new south wiles was was not to have lawful slavery done like o'sullivan's an associate professor of political science at charles starts university he says many australians are not aware of their past many countries in the world australia

doesn't know that history terribly well and it has a habit of. think you think nice bit of a history of history that it doesn't like or that could cause tension or embarrassment and talk of family and difficulty in the present and i think. what morrison's initial comment denying slavery my main and off the cuff remark that. was it was simply a mistake. the fact that he retracted it very quickly i think realised it was a sign that he had realised that he really couldn't if they'd just as asian because what he said was not true and in the evidence that it's not true is compelling. so rather than have a political fight over something to. it he offered his apology in the hope that the issue would go away to some degree that i have been in other respects i think. what it's done is just highlight they significance of any society knowing its

history and also. put into the australian mind the idea that it's only history isn't good in some respects. 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 police brutality and institutional racism david muscle reports from college. 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 client 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 the 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 chief 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 bridges 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 venezuela's opposition leader aung white door is refusing to recognize the appointment of a team that will oversee upcoming parliamentary elections the supreme court's named new leaders for the national electoral council a body that critics have repeatedly accused of favoring the ruling socialist party opponents boycotted the vote in 2018 on grounds that it was rigged nicolas maduro went on to be reelected farm laborers in turkey are facing extra competition and lower wages because of the corona virus pandemic hundreds of thousands rely on money earned during the summer to get them through the winter months so one can see other reports. hours spent bending and hawing farming is tough work it will take until august to harvest these cabbages planted in may and the seasonal workers have only 3 months to make some money for the winter so let me go

through we work from 7 am and reach out turns around 8 pm but the following work never ends you heard erica it fertilize i earth. most of these workers that come here to play in the outskirts of the turkish capital from a southeastern city. caught between the coronavirus and poverty are traveling across turkey this year has been a difficult decision to make. my dad runs a family business organizing workers and a range in transportation and tents for them he oversees the needs of almost 300 people and their families. people who don't have any land or any income back home who come here for work every summer to provide for their kids and for their winter needs. according to official figures 100000 seasonal workers or from last year for seasonal agriculture works as

a global pandemic has worsened existing economic problems in the city the numbers reached 170000 this year. and taxi drivers construction workers jewelers and barbers are among those who have joined. with so many people wages are lower and the work is completed faster as a job that usually takes a month to finish now ends in 15 or 20 days most of our friends on other farms also say they've already finished the work. due to corona virus restrictions fewer passengers are allowed in a vehicle that's made people's journey here from home at least 4 times more expensive. women must not take care of children and cook. these families are poor and most of the children are not familiar with the internet and

can't fall of the online education being offered during depend mc. i miss my school friends everything back home and sanitation here is poor and people are forced to work together closely rather than maintain social distancing but may increase the risk of catching the current virus but many feel they are safer on the farms than back in their towns or cities seen on coast although al-jazeera ancora. the number of people sleeping on britain's streets fell dramatically during the coronavirus lockdown a boost in government funding meant a combination was quickly found to stop homeless people spreading the virus but there are fears that money will dry up as emergency restrictions are lifted or a challenge reports from brighton. jokes drink just kayo it just came on the day to survive i'm not really thinking about myself or other people or you know or what even what journey or just yeah it will just fell apart.

house troubles adults who had followed a troubled childhood and he calls the last 5 years russ leaving in brighton a dangerous lonely existence in recent months so there's been response this is a 1st open house in a long long long time having a worry a few mind you know where where i'm going to say so or you know close was or you know i've been a shower or you know having a day you know this take him worries off in mine you know sometimes can cripple you in a day since mid march empty hotels and student. accommodation have been housing some of the country's most vulnerable people when cope with 19 erupts in the u.k. government's told local authorities to find rooms for the homeless and people in shelter they put up some money to help charities local authorities government as well as have really coordinate way to protect the most vulnerable

so i mean i think it's approximately 15000 people across the country in the healthy one form or another. one of britain's sea front attractions is this upside down house it's an interesting metaphor for the way that covert 19 is overturns britain's homelessness crisis or maybe is actually put it the right way up because this is clearly a problem that could always be solved with the right approach the government's promise to deliver $6000.00 homes for the homeless with half of those available in the next year. but brighton isn't alone in worrying about what comes before that hotels will want to return to normal business universities will want their accommodation back and the government money was nowhere near sufficient to pay for it all anyway there has been some government funding but it's it's it's completely now to click to continue so we are as a council because we want to catch the thing right we are continuing but we do need

that money for the train. doesn't want to go back to the streets nor do your thora he's wanting to get rough sleepers may find themselves out in the cold once more the councils can't afford to pay any more and the government going to. really challenge al-jazeera bryce and. this is all to say that these are the top stories the police killing of another black man in the u.s. has triggered new demonstrations and condemnation police in atlanta saying rashad brooks failed as a bride to test and resisted arrest the try to use a taser on him but a fight broke out before he was shot and he got his and been monitoring developments for us from miami people in atlanta are extremely angry and remember this is a city where just 2 weeks ago 2 young african-american students were violently pull

from their car tasered while their vehicle had its tires ripped open its windows smashed they've got a situation where 4 officers were fired and all 6 are facing criminal charges but this latest event that happened on friday night as really added fuel to a long burning fire. but its prime minister boris johnson has condemned a far right demonstration in london as racist factory violence broke out between the far right groups and anti racism protesters who were holding a counter rally some of the far right crowd also attacked police officers trying to keep the 2 sides apart. riot police in france have fired tear gas at a largely peaceful protest against racism and police brutality dozens of people defied a ban to join the march in central paris the rally was led by supporters of adama a black man who died in police custody in 2016 in circumstances that remain unclear

. $57.00 new cases of corona virus have been reported in china that's the highest since april dozens tested positive after visiting the biggest wholesale food market in the capital beijing the area is now closed and under police guard. chile's health minister has been replaced a day after the country reported its worst spike in covert 1000 cases since the pandemic began a man and it had been under mounting pressure to resign over his handling over the outbreak chile's one of latin america's worst affected countries. a strain is prime minister scott morrison has apologized for comments he made denying the country has a history of slavery as calm and sang at the civic islanders whose ancestors worked on the sugar plantations for little or no pay those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's a.j. selects by june 1976 days they redrew the map of the middle east

america to victoria of the me and it was one of the greatest tragedy in the history of islam 50 years later al-jazeera expose the events leading to the war and its consequences which is still felt today we tried everything we went to the united nations and tried mediation is contacts through different countries and it was clear that all this was she knew of the rule in june. that all of us led the islam has in never. missed it.