this is the w. news live from berlin protesters out again in hong kong promising to continue the fight for civil rights that is pressure builds on the territories leader to resign also coming up. police here in germany arrest a man in connection with the murder of a politician media reports suggest the suspect could have links to right wing

extremists. plus all the action from the women's world cup the united states are set to dominate the tournaments that thanks to a stellar performance by striker carli lloyd. bryan thomas thanks so much for joining us people in hong kong are gathering again to demand the resignation of the territory's leader and for a halt to a controversial extradition law now the leading activist joshua wang has vowed to join the protests after being released from prison demonstrators are staging another sit in outside government headquarters at this hour to pressure the territory's chief executive kerry lamb to resign this protest coming a day after one of the biggest rallies in high. in kong's history with some 2000000

people out on the streets. we'll go live to hong kong in a moment 1st let's take a look at how events have unfolded so far. oh. after more than a week of mess of protests the human tide showed no sign of abating it was kerry lem's 2nd back step in as many days she admitted that the law had led to conflict and distress but still hong kong's people don't feel lam went far enough. was i'm here to condemn the police violence against us it's unacceptable that the police define our demonstration last wednesday as a riot. lamb even justifies the police violence as righteous measures that's why i'm here to urge her to step down yeah the order came out today to urge the government to release people arrested in mass clashes last wednesday actions speak louder than words we want concrete action from her but not

a statement by the font so i out they just jogging a couple of anger still seeds following violent clashes on wednesday when police used tear gas rubber bullets and bean bag rounds to disperse tens of thousands of protesters. are you know if the police must apologize for using excessive force and the situation is still unacceptable and that's the biggest withdrawal and what she does is just muddle through half heartedly now it appears that nothing short of carry lem's resignation will make the people back down. ghost at the very latest now from mathias ballinger he's in hong kong for us this morning good morning to you on the ts perturb protesters out again today very angry we saw in that report against excessive force what's happening right now or your. the area you see behind me is the petition area of the legislative council that's

exactly the area the police say protesters have tried to enter which triggered the police reaction this is massive use of tear gas and rubber bullets to clear the space now the protesters are here the police is has retreated so this is a clear 1st victory for the protesters and we might be in for another long occupation of downtown hong kong ok another apparent victory for protesters authorities have released a prominent protest leader joshua wong who was an organizer of the 2014th umbrella protests we all remember those he says will be back at the head of the latest push for civil rights let's take a listen to what he said hong kong people we would not keep silence under the suppression of president xi and the ship executive karoline carrier and must step down otherwise i believe in the next day wish before the 22 anniversary.

transfer of sovereignty and my home people not only 1000000 or 2 me then people who come and join our fight day we get back how it basic human rights and freedom ok joshua wang very clear there on his demands for freedom and human rights mathias what do you make of the timing of his release from prison. well of course it is lucky it comes in in lucky for the protesters and for joshua long he is admired by the opposition he is a leader off of the young opposition in hong kong but this movement is different from 5 years ago as to have been no clear leaders so far and also the other leaders of 2014 have not played a great role so his role is not vital to these protests the protesters are organizing themselves until now without any leaders ok this is

a much bigger movement as you mentioned at this point and at this point now at the core of the latest protests are 3 things the demands for independent courts for an end to this new extradition law and for hong kong's leader kerry lamb to step down are the protests going to achieve all of these goals. that's hard to say i mean until now the government has only a half backbone on the extradition bill. they are still keeping the option open to bring it back some time although i cannot imagine under which circumstances this would be possible for kerry lao we keep hearing voices from the probate. that he she is losing support from beijing that her handling of this crisis. is not satisfied with her handling of this crisis she has made many mistakes she

has done everything basically you should not do if you want people to calm down so it is possible that beijing will drop her at some point or the probate will look for another solution on the other hand it would like look like giving in if she was stepping back down a bit beijing does not like to look like giving into somebodies pressure ok so a lot at stake and a lot still moving we don't know where this is all going to go right now it is in hong kong for us thanks very much for that a preview of some of the other stories that are making the news this hour japan has called for an international framework on the disposing of radioactive waste from nuclear power plants at a meeting of the g. 20 group of leading economies japan's industry minister saying was countries using nuclear energy to share experience and knowledge. electricity is back on again in a number of countries in south america that were hit by

a massive power outage on sunday that blackout of more than 40000000 people in argentina uruguay and paraguay without any electricity officials are still investigating would cost the value. scores of people stage a father's day protest outside the biggest child immigration center in the u.s. they want to see it closed down and child migrants are reunited with their families the homestead temporary shelter shelter that's in florida hold some 2500 children. mexico is planning to deploy $6000.00 additional national guard troops to the southern border with water that in an attempt to limit the number of migrants passing through mexico to the u.s. u.s. is threatening to impose trade tariffs over illegal immigration and mix. well in neighboring guatemala vote counting is now underway after a 1st round of presidential elections early results suggesting that the former 1st

lady taught us is in the lead taught us has been the clear front runner in opinion polls expected to come out on top in the 1st round but she's likely to fall short of the majority needed to avoid a runoff election with a 2nd place rival in august. well 2 of the leading candidates were barred from taking part in sunday's ballot fueling concerns that the elections may not be fair many guatemalans are frustrated with the situation at home and many are considering leaving their country. the soil is fertile and the climate is mild. loves his homeland but he barely makes ends meet by working in the fields. look yes you will see my work is just enough to survive even if i work day and night. in a fire i want to be somebody i have a dream that's driving me. in his village

there's only a primary school without a car the secondary school was inaccessible and mako needed to work the land good jobs are rare a problem tell to round quite a. over half of quite a mullins live in poverty marco is looking for ways to help out his relatives financially in the u.s. he believes he can make money fast always but i'm not going to wait around on the government to help me. i have to fight for myself. to get to the usa you have to invest 1st but. after a few days or months you get your money back here on the other hand it's hard to invest in any business because of extortion. extortion poverty and the lack of jobs all the violence it's so widespread on the outskirts of the capital the police sold them head into the small alleys about 10 people die

every day in quite a malo from violent crime to gang members agreed to tell us more on condition of anonymity. you think about is money to get high you don't care if you rob a hardworking person or a poor man. you hold a knife to his throat and take everything away from him. the other man brags about his extortion skills and you know that if they don't want to pay they get a bullet i've said you don't want to pay ok no problem that i turn around and leave and the others attack and. i've done. as quite a model holds its presidential elections many citizens aren't expecting change. the country is listed among the most corrupt in the world many people try to leave for the us bringing children with them can increase their chances for asylum.

mako ones to leave in 2 months no matter what even if he faces tougher border controls. can happen to me on the way yes but i am courageous and i will fight for my dream. this is due to view news still to come in the show why has israel named a tiny settlement in the golan heights after u.s. president. but 1st police here in germany have arrested a man in connection with the killing of a regional politician known for his pro migrant views looked over shot on the head a close range at his home in the western city of costal german media have quoted unnamed sources saying the suspect could have ties to far right groups. it was a shot to the head it's very close range here in front of his house c.d.u.

politician volatile was found by a family member on the morning sunday june the 3rd the 65 year old's death shocked the community of both hogg and is stunned to the cole. it's a very difficult situation for the town and for me too he had his own views views that you could run up against that you could debate with him. during a local meeting in 2015 because stood up for refugees telling those who disagree that thank you for being i have to stand up for these values whoever doesn't represent these values can leave this country at any point 000000. 000 d. inst members from the far rights were outraged even received death threats afterwards just days after the shooting people took to social media to make disturbing comments about his killing he don't have to be sad it's

a reason to be happy you gets what you deserve he was a traitor of the people. german presidents francophile to steinmeyer condemn the online hate against fountain of describing the comments as cynical tasteless revolting and offensive in every way from the group of ok from one of the latest developments in the story we're joined in the studio by did abuse chief political correspondent linda crane good morning melinda we have some unconfirmed reports at this hour about the suspect what do we know about him and how police tracked him down we know that he's 45 years of age that he was arrested early on saturday and he was arrested because the police traced the d.n.a. evidence from the clothes of dr the victim that led them to the record this suspect and the suspect does apparently have a log. criminal record including at least one. violent act

we're awaiting more information from the police we don't for example have a name yet the german media as you mentioned are reporting that he seems to have had the suspect to have had connections to the right wing extremists ok police are being very guarded in what they're saying the media is is going away and here in germany is a shaping up to be a political murders i would it's looking like unclear we don't have confirmation of that yet what we do know as i said is that media say that this particular suspect had connections to the right wing seen what we also know is that there had been death threats against dr luka after the incident that we saw there in the video he had basically stood up for the chances open migration policy in 2015 after that where there were a lot of death threats threats they die down but there was a certain resurgence late in the winter this year and certainly what can be said is that after he was shot there was

a lot of very very violent speech online directed against him in the violent online speech will we're looking at aren't we a certain pattern of at least anger in relation to migration online and in public and well let's say this german authorities say that there is a rising threat of right wing violence violence from the really far right of the political spectrum in germany particular flee people being radicalized online this is not the 1st attack against a local politician that would if this were in fact politically connected would have been in connection with right wing violent anger about migration and we saw the attack on a cologne politician she's now the mayor of cologne we signed attack on. local mayor in the town of tena all of them connected to right wing essentially hate

that is being very much incited also online ok and we're waiting for these unconfirmed reports to just more information on them and we should have that in the days ahead hopefully monday thanks very much we're staying in germany now and the country's biggest lender deutsche bank is planning a radical overhaul of its operations the financial times reporting that the bank wants to slim down its u.s. businesses will also create a so-called bad bank to ringfence poorly performing assets worth some 50000000000 euros the overhaul part of a drive by chief executive christiane sewing to a shift georgia bank away from risky investment banking to focus more on consumer banking and wealth management. donna following this for us from frankfurt where dortch a bank is headquartered warning conrad a bad bank is usually

a last resort should we reworked. a very good morning to you know i would not say so you know this new bad bank is quite different to the bad bank that those you had in place between the years to 2012 and 2016 which contained toxic assets you know assets that you cannot sell on the financial markets this new bad bank contains derivatives that you can't sell on the market but it has become obsolete or not a very good idea for the bank to keep them because they've come a drag on the capital of georgia bang as after the financial crisis new stricter regulations had be introduced so the fact that she is now getting rid of those assets is a piece of good news actually it is you know on the path to become a bit more of a secure bank a bit less risky ok so we shouldn't be worried conrad but but what prompted the

plan why is moving in this direction you know brian the share price has shrunk of deutsche bank and also the credit rating of deutsche bank has suffered pretty much so deutsche bank really had to do something in order to increase the quality of its capital this is what has happened the capital buffers have been increased and now inside as a deutsche just say that the bank has the capital and liquidity quality to really make this step to get rid of those you know owed assets beforehand it would have been able to do so you're gonna you mention the problem with the banks credit rating it's long been considered a takeover candidate what's it looking like right now. it's become less likely that the bank gets some sort of takeover offer a such a takeover offer would also have to come from outside germany here in germany we

don't have you know banks that would be able to afford such a takeover but also you know banks outside germany know that having the word deutsche in its name is you know a bit of a protection for the bank this brand name means that though it really has to be managed from inside germany and cater to its german clients conrad thanks so much for that update from frankfurt it's to israel now where a settlement in the contested golan heights borders own has been named after u.s. president donald trump prime minister benjamin netanyahu led the ceremony launching trump heights the aim there is to strengthen the ties between washington and israel . correspondent tommy kramer visited that site in the north of the golan heights. this is the settlement of killer put on the occupied golan heights a new neighborhood is planned here named in honor of you as president donald trump

only a dozen presidents live in killer pull him there are many years ago from the former soviet union flooding kosky is one of them the red terry is in news by the recent interest in this home. we suddenly have lots of visitors coming here from all different parts of the country most recently was a couple from tel aviv and a family from jerusalem here it's because the settlement is going to be named after charm but they also are interested in the golan heights. billups of koskie helped build the settlement in 1901 over the years more and more families moved away to less remote towns now it's almost abandoned the new neighborhood named after trump will be built next to the old settlement it could be

based on old plans that were never realized in april prime minister netanyahu announced that he would name a town in the occupied golan heights after u.s. president donald trump in honor of his decision to recognize israeli control over the territory terms controversial decision most criticized by the international community which considers the golan heights to be occupied territory israel captured this to teach an important player talk from syria 967 here israelis were through by trump's decision they hope the new place will lead to new infrastructure and investment zimmer i guess it is very exciting because no new settlements have been built on the garden heights for 30 years it's unbelievable a lot of young families with kids already waiting to come and live here. google can . that's also what's most important to longtime resident flood to me be the so-called ski. let me show you let it be named after. it's important not

something changes here doesn't happen just by changing the name you have to act and that's done by people and money and time today or time tomorrow so it doesn't really matter. what does matter is that the u.s. president agrees with the israeli government that this land should remain forever under israel's control. it's through the women's world cup now and the united states have surged into the knockout stages with 3 nil win over chile the paris island 13 in a record world cup score in their 1st game now although their victory over the south americans was more modest holders are looking to team to beat already. alex morgan scored 5 goals against thailand but was rested on the bench against chile such as the strength in depth for the u.s.

side. carli lloyd was restored to the starting line up and it took 11 minutes for her to score a record 6 stone in a 6 straight world cup game chile for the vehicle lies midway through the 1st half but khalid guerrero was deemed to be offside and interfering in play despite not touching the ball. almost immediately the ruthless u.s. team increased their lead thanks to a superb header from juliet's arguably the best headed goal of the tournament so far. lloyd then maybe 3 male 10 minutes before the hof time break. the late penalty robbed her of the chance for a glorious hat trick but the u.s. power into the last 16 with a game to span. all sweden of qualified for the last 16 after beating thailand 51 the ties were thumb to record 13 nil as we saw there by the u.s.

in their opening game there were also quickly behind against the swedes with linda heading in their 1st goal on 6 minutes style and threaten sporadically but then it was soon to nil for sweden after goalkeeping air. with that goal sweden added 2 more but lucky thailand struck late threw a yana some un that before sweden scored a penalty. but just gulf news now and gary woodland won his 1st major of the u.s. open stopping his fellow american books kept from making history at the same time woodland beat his compatriot by 3 shots finishing on 13 under par world number one capital was chasing record the 3rd straight u.s. open title but it was woodland who actually wanted to be a professional basketball player who ended his round strong way to lift that trophy

at the pebble beach course. let's get you a reminder now of some of the news we're following for you out this hour protesters in hong kong are gathering again to protest against a controversial extradition law demonstrators are staging a new sit in outside government headquarters at this hour to try to pressure the territory's chief executive kerry lamb to resign. well don't forget you can always get news on the go just. unloader out from the google play or from the apple store and i will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as for push notifications for breaking news you can also use that after send us photos and videos you think you might be interested in. up next tomorrow today that's our science magazine with a special report on iraq it's times stay tuned for that don't forget you always get

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