sense and generosity and come from lives because that's the only way we can try to solve any of these problems is together that's why al jazeera so important we make those connections. every generation has a higher purpose. ours is to help. president trump announces a raft of police reforms chief among them a pledge to ban chokeholds but will it be enough to address systemic racism across the u.s. law enforcement. logan i'm peter w. watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up the world trade organization backscatter over saudi arabia who are accused of blatantly pirating content from b.

and t.v. sports network. this is not just a ruling for qatar and b. and this is this is a major ruling for a fee for you a for the premier league leave syria haven does leave the air sea and others tensions are high north korea destroys a liaison office it shared with the south as relations continued to sign on. board attentions to between china and india troops clash over a disputed area in the himalayas. ok let's get going beginning with news that an executive order has been signed by the u.s. president donald trump that he hopes will help reform the country's policing system in the wake of a string of police killings of black americans the order will ban the use of chokeholds by the police unless an officer is life is at risk so she. workers will

also be added to call outs from now on by the cases involving drug addiction and homelessness and they will be improved information sharing between police departments about offices background records such as excessive use of force complaints against them but i strongly oppose the radical and dangerous efforts to defend dismantle and dissolve our police departments especially now when we've achieved the lowest recorded crime rates in recent history. americans know the truth without police there is chaos without law there is an arche and without safety there is catastrophe we need leaders at every level of government who of the moral clarity to state his obvious facts americans believe we must support the brave men and women in blue who police our streets and keep us safe americans also believe we must improve accountability increase transparency and

invest more resources in police training recruiting and community engagement reducing crime and raising standards are not opposite goals they are not mutually exclusive they work together they all work together that is why today i'm signing an executive order encouraging police departments nationwide to adopt the highest professional standards to serve their communities ellen fisher is our correspondent at the white house allan does this executive order go further than the legislation that the democrats are trying to push through the committee stage at the moment. to be fair it's trying to be pushed through by both the democrats and republicans it certainly lays out a blueprint of what the president would like to see after 2 weeks of being accused of not doing anything is come forward 'd with an executive order 'd that says these

are measures that will help a break during some of the problems that they have seen in the past what the executive order does not call for is any significant police reforms and there's certainly no acknowledgement that there has been in the past or there is a problem with systemic racism that black people are more likely to be killed by the police so while the politicians on capitol hill continue to talk we know that mitch mcconnell and tim scott mitch mcconnell being the leader of the republicans in the senate and tim scott being the only black member of the senate for the republicans while they are in the white house they have been talking with donald trump and they are hoping that they will be able to provide some sort of legislative blueprint that will result in a change in the law which is exactly what the executive order does not do well we know see something of a selling campaign as far as the trumpet ministration is concerned you made the

point earlier to us and i lost there was nobody there in the rose garden from a black lives meant a campaign so just this is ministration talk directly to that grouping of people. that would be a political calculation at this stage what we had from donald trump was the fight that he has been endorsed by a number of police organizations as he was 4 years ago before the presidential run though many of them haven't decided exactly who they will back in 2020 but he says these steps are being bought by these police organizations and he will certainly take that on to the campaign trail and say look we're doing something that the police want to see he will continue no doubt with the tweets that we've seen repeatedly over the last several days of law and order donald trump very much sees himself as a law and order president but in the united states paul after paul is no suggesting

that that is a problem with policing and that the president may well lead this blueprint but policing is dealt with on the state level on the city level on the county level even in some cases on the tone level and when he says that there will be more funding available it's really up to the house of representatives and the senate to decide exactly how much money is available when he says that police departments will no be able to access that funding if he gets the best training possible that are many police departments across the united states that will say all done a 2nd we already reached the highest in professional standards and when he says that your calls will be barred he adds the proviso that if a police officer's life is at risk and therefore there will be police officers are saying well my life was at risk he also added that many of the police want to see the bad apples as he described them got rid of the police service but they'll be plenty that will point to the death of george floyd and see where word of those who

step tend to stop someone. a knee on his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds this is a much deeper problem that needs to be addressed by systemic change not just an executive order an island briefly when it comes to the depths of the central problem he does this is minutes. also have an issue when it comes to working with those policeman those police forces who clearly feel got out who clearly feel underappreciated those police forces you're talking about who can probably point as journal of record to various inquiries and investigations where they have ticked every box when it comes to being good at being policemen and women. well it's interesting that donald trump made reference to the 89 police officers who were killed in the line of duty last year but he did not make any reference to the number of people that were killed by police officers during their active duty during 2019 and so people will see

a disconnect by what the president is saying and what is actually happening on the street people will see a disconnect by the president's need to stand with law 'd and order and what is happening on the street so people will see a disconnect with what the trump campaign is saying what it's going to do and what is actually being achieved at the moment certainly we can see in the polls that there's a disconnect between what donald trump thinks the country is and where the country actually is allan thanks very much. let's bring you some breaking news now the indian army says 20 of its soldiers have been killed in border clashes with china it happened in the disputed goal one valley territory where efforts to deescalate tensions are underway 2 countries have been locked in a standoff on the border for weeks now we're getting more information on the developing story just as it comes to. the world trade organization has issued a scathing legal judgment against saudi arabia over its pirate broadcasts of major

sporting events the w t o's says the saudi government knew about the piracy operations taking place at a channel called b. out q and actively promoted them the operation involved intellectual property theft on a mass scale not just from cattery rights holders but fee for the premier league formula one the n.b.a. and more even so the government did not take any criminal action against the channel over the course of 3 years despite being provided with evidence from a range of companies and governments jamal has the story. it's been described as the biggest and most outrageous piracy operation in history which has been allowed to continue for the past 3 years but that might all change now after the wall trade organization one of the most important international bodies of jurisdiction issued its findings into the case of saudi arabia on the 5th of t.v. broadcasting rights in 2017 shortly after the kingdom and 3 of its allies imposed a land air and sea blockade on qatar a new television network was unveiled named b.

out q the new channel was nothing more than a piracy operation that stole the signal and output from b. in sports the qatari own subscription base sports and entertainment network and rebroadcast it around the world the largest global sporting events including the 2018 feet for world cup the english premier league tennis grand slams and formula one were all illegally broadcast by b. out q. in a flagrant breach of intellectual property rights and several other international treaties . according to the world trade organizations independent investigation b l g q was and is supported by the saudi government the report's name sounded funny the so-called right hand man of the kingdom's effective ruler crown prince mohammed bin said a man is being behind to be out q the w t o also confirms that through government owned entities such as arab sats be out q

was able to operate and transmit it signal and that saudi arabia ignored numerous requests from the u.s. and british governments and sporting bodies such as the premier league and fifa to put an end to the piracy the phantom has reached a specific conclusion that the kingdom of saudi arabia is in breach of the deputy obligation for refusing to take any actions against the part of the arctic you not only that but also actively promoting these basic broadcast of that pirates be out to q. the findings by the w t o do not come with any mechanism that will force saudi arabia to cease its piracy but there is another ongoing legal case that might where is the world trade organizations investigation was instigated by a request from others government the b.n. network has filed a separate 1000000000 dollar lawsuit be in a sport as an uppity company is pursuing its own illegal actions against the kingdom of saudi arabia in the form of an international arbitration and to the

extent of my knowledge this arbitration is in its procedures and this is will be the platform for the. be in a sport to seek the compensation for the harm that happened to that company this case is important globally because aside from the 5th of some of the most sought after broadcasting television rights saudi arabia is also trying to buy one of the largest and oldest football clubs in england newcastle united that takeover is now hanging in the balance was the world trade organization may not have the power to force saudi arabia to shut down its piracy operation its ruling is a very clear indictment that the kingdom is behind one of the vian largest theft of intellectual property rights in history many will view this is yet another failure of saudi arabia's policies under their facto rule of crown prince mohammed bin sun

man. david sugden is the legal counsel and director of corporate affairs for the b. and media group uses the ruling as a victory for sports bodies that broadcasts stolen by saudi arabia. this is a major victory for intellectual property rights protection and a major victory for the international rule of law fundamentally sport relies on protection of ip and international law and local law to protect its interests and sadly for 3 years now. every sports bodies rights have been run roughshod over by saudi arabia and this judgement in phatic li says that ordinarily the natural home for these cases is in the jurisdiction where the crime is committed in the criminal is based that in this case is saudi arabia and has been for 3 years however the government of saudi arabia as proven by the b.t.o.

itself today deliberately blocked any legal action from being media group from not only b.n. but every single major world football body. in the world from bringing legal action to protect their intellectual property in saudi arabia that was a very deliberate strategy to basically mean that no one can protect their rights and as a result you have to rely on international law which is why this case was brought by qatar the debate here and it is in fact tickly ruled in favor of international law and the protection of sports rights saudi arabia meanwhile issued the statement it says anyone committing acts of piracy is not in saudi arabia it also says quote saudi arabia has a strong record of protecting intellectual property and is committed to applying its national law and procedures in full conformity with w t o rules. still to come on this program a surge in covert 19 cases forces the closure of all schools in beijing once again

they've been closed and some neighborhoods are back under lockdown. putting u.s. forces out of germany donald trump's argument with lin escalates. however not much going on in the weather across the middle east at the moment losey fine and dry not too much in the way of cloud as well little bit of cloud down swore southern parts of amman southern areas all of yemen but that's the fair weather variety let me get so hot and dusty that sums it up as per usual we see quite keen wind blowing in as we go through wednesday on into thursday pegging the temperature back to around 39 celsius here in doha the uptick the president says that the winds will be picking up a somewhat as we go on through the next few days lossie dry then as you can see across the region

a few showers there into turkey showers continuing meanwhile across the central africa as they should do right across into the gulf of guinea so to the heavy ones just around cameroon southern parts of nigeria easing over towards gonna be area pushing up towards southern areas of mali actually in more of the same as we go on through thursday that east aside of africa on the other hand a little drama has been a recently chance to want to see coastal shasta nothing much to speak of still a chance of some lovely showers there into uganda maybe into western areas of kenya eastern parts of africa just coming down into we're madagascar and also into mozambique we'll see some wet weather there face there is south africa. frank assessments tourism but income stream is dead in the water what's been the result in poaching a lot quite significantly informed opinions there has been

a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very normal and it really is citing in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines it's time for new policy needs to stay on treat i think not all be disintegrating but it's great to me this stability over all continues inside story on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order banning the use of chokeholds by police unless an officer is life is at risk the order has introduced a raft of police reforms that include sending out social workers on nonviolent call

outs involving drugs and homelessness. the world trade organization has ruled against saudi arabia and its legal battle with cancer over football broadcasting rights he says the saudi government actively promoted the piracy of the cattle sports channel through the pirate channel. and the indian army and breaking news says 20 soldiers have been killed in fighting with chinese forces on the border it happened in the disputed gul one valley territory where efforts to deescalate tensions are underway is the 1st time casualties have been reported during the standoff between the 2 in 45 years. south korea says it will respond strongly if the north keeps raising tensions after pyongyang blew up early gains on office in the border town of kay song the u.s. has also reacted saying it remains in close coordination with the south or the european union is warning north korea against any further provocative acts brought reports from seoul the complete destruction of

a building created at the height of improving into korean relations and with it any immediate hope of reconciliation. the north has become enraged by defectors who make calls human scum releasing propaganda balloons into its territory kim jong the increasingly influential sister of leader kim jong un had warned the military could destroy the building in retaliation. and confirmation came chews day afternoon with a faint plume of smoke spotted north of the border. this corresponds to the mindset of an enraged people to force the human scum and those who have sheltered them to pay dearly for the crimes the joint liaison office was established in 2018 i made the flurry of summit diplomacy between the 2 koreas and between the north and the united states since then all talks including getting rid of the north's nuclear

weapon threat have stalled by this action north korea seems set on creating a new crisis on the korean peninsula it's already cut the hot lines across the demilitarized zone border with the south making any attempts at reconciliation far more difficult and possibly signaling a return to the extreme tensions of the past that's something the liberal south korean president moon j.n.t. has wanted to avoid at all costs but even his government seems to be returning to acrimonious warnings from work i thought we steadily warned that we will strongly respond if the north continue so take steps to worsen the situation adding that all responsibility for this destructive act falls on the north problem bride al-jazeera sold. in 14 months battle for the libyan capital may finally be over but the threat to civilians and civilian life remains landmines and kill dozens of people there

are warnings of more casualties as evacuees start to return home mark what reports from tripoli. tripoli's southern suburbs are laid waste whom schools and shops destroyed in war lord fair have to his failed attempt to take control of the libyan capital this stench of battle is still in the air the task of rebuilding appears overwhelming and came back anyway he says his house was hit by an airstrike and mortar rockets everything in it destroyed. for good measure but we returned home because we've been displaced for a long time we've been relocating from one district to another we're waiting for every christmas eve and water to be reconnected so that we can start over with their lives the government has estimated 125000 houses have been

destroyed since half those forces moved on tripoli in april last year nearly 200000 people were displaced by the fighting somebody attorneys have already started cleaning up mohamed says have to fighters dole their names on his house before setting get on fire. russian missionaries supporting have to turn it part of the house into an operation room on the field. or off field for a refund russian items including military stationary and i mean nation everywhere in the house and also in the. the government in tripoli is urging those who fled their homes not to return but also being warned not to touch any unidentified objects before bomb disposal experts clear the area. the warnings follow the

killing of several people by land mines planted by have to the fighters. mines have been found in farms houses and roads carefully planted sometimes even attach it to other explosives for maximum impact their victims included attorneys and security forces including the officers tasked with removing the mines and hatches knows the risks well he's glad to be here in what's left of his home despite the destruction of his property he's grateful that he and his family survived the war. tripoli. the 30 led military coalition fighting in yemen has been removed from a united nations blacklist of warring parties that harm children in conflict the decision came as a coalition air strike hit

a vehicle carrying civilians in northern yemen on monday who the rebels say 4 children are among the dead save the children says 13 people were killed rights groups of condemned the coalition's removal from the list. all schools in the chinese capital will be closed from weapons day and some neighborhoods are back under lockdown after beijing saw surge of more than 100 new coronavirus infections after almost 2 months with no reported cases officials are urging residents not to leave the city priyanka gupta reports. chardy scientists are working to find the origins of a new cause of 900 that's led to parts of the capital green posing a lockdown authorities say the corona virus strain found in dozens of confirmed cases this past week appears to have originated elsewhere. the wisest stretch an epidemic in the bay chain is different from what it was 2 months ago it clearly indicated the why verstraete it major epidemic strain in that european

countries so it from outside of china brought to you beijing the government says the infection sunday edition fardy halted market the provide 80 percent of the captain's food. 8000 workers from the market have been tested at 30000 restaurants across the city disinfected people living nearby have been sent to hospitals for testing almost 30 neighborhoods have been locked down people who recently visited the market have been told to sell vacillate for 2 weeks we disability say they're not taking any chances so long judy sounds like that wouldn't run canada since the epidemic occurred as she found the wholesale market on june 11th there have been 106 new confirmed domestically transmitted cope with 19 cases the epidemic prevention and control of beijing is in

a severe situation. the government has reactivated social distancing measures entertainment and sporting venues have been closed and people are being encouraged to work from home. job distance buses leaving the city have been suspended between weston sub and told not to travel those who do must undertake to we quarantine periods at the destination. shinn father castro has already reached 3 other chinese provinces the chinese government says the next few days will be crucial if the numbers for me stable the majority see the current rushes will be enough to contain the operate but a sharp increase will mean but stricter measures will be needed to prevent a possible 2nd ruth. odds event. hospital workers in france of help process in different cities up and down the country demanding better pay and an improved public health system police fired tear gas at demonstrators in paris french hospitals have been affected by budget cuts and many were overcrowded because of

the coronavirus pandemic the government's been negotiating with medical representatives after president emmanuel micro promised reforms germany is the latest member to launch a contact tracing app using bluetooth it informs the public if they've come into contact with someone who's tested positive for coverage 19 years dominic came. germany has been praised around the world for its approach in combating the corona virus keeping the number of infections keeping the number of deaths down in states around this country the figures are low isolated outbreaks but generally speaking very low numbers such as here i am right now in the state of schleswig-holstein in the north of the country and watch how much the rate here is low one of the tools that government ministers are particularly hoping will help them in the next stage of combating corona is an app that uses and people can download on to best mom

which allows them anonymously to see information about whether things mean proximity to somebody who's gone to test positive likewise if a person test positive well then they will upload the details of that positive test which will be also sent to cases and then that information can be sent on to other uses of this app that way ministers hope that as i say it will be another tool take that their coverage and their treatment of her and onto a different level kind of if you can help to build people who've been in contact with others who've been affected more quickly than it's been possible up to now every extra hour to board about the dangers of infection is a win in the fight against this virus. one of the problems that the government when this happened bringing its out is previously issues that many people would concerns would the data that's gathered here really be anonymous could data protection be in short ministers say yes it can but the interesting thing is that surveys suggest

the germans down the middle on this 40 percent yes they say they will download this app but around 40 percent say they want ministers hope that in the course of the next few weeks and months as the pandemic progresses that many people will realize that they can use this map and it will give them a degree more safety will certainly that's what ministers hope. the nato chief says he started talks with the united states and germany that's after president trump ordered the withdrawal of $1500.00 u.s. soldiers from germany mr trump has a full sleeve accuse the nato ally of not paying its fair share of contributions to the alliance his budget germany as you know is very delinquent in their. payments to nato and they're paying one percent in this supposed to be a 2 percent and the 2 percent is very low it should be much more than that so they're delinquent of billions of dollars and this is 3 years delinquent so we're

removing. a number down to what put in the number down to 25000 soldiers will see what happens the nato chief here in seoul timberg says it's not yet clear when the troops will be withdrawn but it will be high on the agenda for a forthcoming defense ministers meeting now spoken with the president. spoken though there are present is will the u.s. administration. also spoke with the german defense minister on the ago called bobber so this now in only going dialogue on this issue and my message is an amends to has been and remains to be the importance of. north american us canadian presence in europe because that binds europe and north america together and that's good for both europe and north america. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories the u.s.

president donald trump has signed an executive order banning the use of chokeholds by the police officers life is at risk the order has introduced a raft of other police reforms the include sending out social workers on nonviolent call outs involving drugs and homelessness reducing crime and raising standards are not opposite goals they are not mutually exclusive they work together they all work together that is why today i'm signing an executive order encouraging police departments nationwide to adopt the highest professional standards to serve their communities the indian army says 20 soldiers have been killed in fighting with chinese forces on the border it happened in the disputed gul one valley territory where efforts to deescalate tensions are underway it's the 1st time casualties have been reported during a standoff between the 2 in 45 years the world trade organization has ruled against

saudi arabia in its legal battle with cata over football broadcasting rights it says the saudi government actively promoted the piracy of the cast of our sports channel been through the pipe prior pirate channel be out cute. saudi arabia has issued a statement it says anyone committing acts of piracy is not in saudi arabia it also says quote saudi arabia has a strong record of protecting intellectual property. north korea has blown up a joint liaison office with the tensions of escalated since defectors in the south sent political messages over the border the us says it remains in close coordination with the south while the e.u. is warning north korea against any further acts of provocation human rights watch says it's found evidence of war crimes committed in libya by fighters affiliated to hell if i have to online video shows fighters torturing killing and desecrating the bodies of soldiers loyal to the government in tripoli up next inside story after that i'll have the news out for you hopefully see that.

the internet has something so many of us take for granted but africa still lags behind other regions in terms of online quantitive it's now some of the big tech firms are racing to bridge that gap but at what cost what happens when the same company controls the content and its delivery this is inside story. hello i'm come out santa maria from video chatting to working from home one thing

that is keeping us all going during this lockdown is a good internet connection think about when the online world became part of your everyday life and how transformative it was ordering banking educating building a business all from your computer and then from your phone.