and how will we live in the future. 66 meters rising sea levels from the stars june 5th on g.w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin hong kong authorities claim terrorism is on the rise in the city that after police break up mass protests against the plan's new security law that gives police broad powers activists say would silence pages frederick's also on the show. the u.s. bans travel from brazil to reduce the threat of new growth virus infections. south

american country has the world's 2nd highest infection rate and lose 10 demagogued lots president says the economy comes 1st. and in german football rb leipzig set themselves up for the bundesliga title race that after a barnstorming 5 nil victory against mites will have to go pers. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today on kong security chief says terrorism is on the rise in the city as police arrest some 180 protesters during renewed unrest thousands took to the streets to protest beijing's plans to impose a tough new security law there would bypass the local legislature and provides for special police units from beijing with expanded powers pro-democracy campaigners say the moves a threat to hong kong's freedoms and assembly

a top. let's go now to the sea reporter laura westbrook from hong kong newspaper the south china morning post she has more on the story for us good morning to you we've seen a quick and heavy crackdown in hong kong is this a sign of a new and tougher approach by beijing. yes i think it is the protests which had been going on since last year have become increasingly more violent as we saw yesterday and the slogans like revolution of our times and calls for hong kong independence by some of the more radical protesters i think beijing ish is saying that this is something that it no longer is willing to tolerate and it sees the hong kong protests as a direct threat to national security over the past few months beijing is also made accusations of foreign interference in the protests now the princess just deny this and beijing is not preachy used any evidence of outside forces directing the

protests on the ground but i think it's also important to look at these protests and beijing's approach in the context of its relationship with the u.s. which is soured in because of the trade war and the coded 19 pandemic last year the u.s. congress passed the hong kong human rights and democracy act which mandates an annual review on hong kong so tonally that gives it its special trading status with the u.s. and that review is coming up and home and the u.s. national security advisor has said this little could warrant sanctions in hong kong and china so i think china is looking at hong kong as increasingly a weak link in its national security that could potentially be exploited by the u.s. ok still the protesters are talking about local issues how are they likely to respond and could we see a return to the huge demonstrations of last year. yes i think it's important to

remember what sparked those protests last year it was and now withdraw an extradition bill that would have seen crazy fugitives in hong kong sent to mainland trying to face trial there now people saw that as a challenge to hong kong's reasons that it enjoys under one country 2 systems and this national security legislation is also seen as a challenge to hong kong as one country 2 systems principle that gives it freedom of speech and the right to assembly and this freedoms that you don't see in mainland china and i think a lot of people here are really worried that those freedoms we will be a rated by this new national security legislation and so yes we're probably going to see more protests as we saw yesterday and briefly if you could though laura the law that we're talking about would give china the power to deploy security forces in hong kong what is beijing have mind yeah a lot of things still need to be ironed out but one of the proposals that has been

announced is that the main lines kids have agencies in hong kong and potentially mainland agents operates in hong kong enforcing this new national security legislation now the hong kong government says that they would still be subject to local law but many people have questions how that would work and obviously it's got some people in hong kong quite worried because mainly the mainland china does use national security legislation to go off to journalists activists and even lawyers so that's an announcement has got some people worried about how exactly that will what given hong kong's law structure in hong kong system laura westbrook for us from the south china morning post thanks so much for coming in to us. it's true the u.s. now in the white house is imposing travel restrictions on brazil starting may the 28 foreign nationals will be banned from entering the u.s.

if they have been in brazil 2 weeks prior to brazil's number of coronavirus cases is now the world's 2nd artist present higher paulson r.-o. has opposed the pandemic guidelines used in other countries saying the economy comes 1st. he's rarely seen in a mosque. and supports his like it that way. compared with most world leaders but also narrow has not been taking the coronavirus pandemic as seriously as he takes the economy. and figures published by the country's health ministry show the results brazil has the 2nd highest number of infections in the world. 19 has killed nearly 23000 people here. yet despite the mass graves and the funerals both scenarios still interest supporters still don't believe the numbers. will proceed as if you

don't have to study politics very much to know what this is about i saw the news about brazil today i think is the country with the 2nd highest number of positive cases that's certainly a lie because the big they want to overthrow a president by dividing us they want to divide us to give the people get the. full scenario has enjoyed huge political backing from his u.s. counterparts on the trunk they last met in march. doing the fantastic yeah great job. resume loves us it works. we did it we can go even trump was this a problem i don't want people coming in here and affecting our people i don't want people over there sick either way helping brazil with ventilators were sending their ventilators ok they they need ventilators i'm sending them ventilators we

have so many thousands of them we're sending them. we're sending a lot of people know brazil is having some trouble no question about it was. well sonoran himself has not responded to the travel ban he's happily in tune with this a pool of his defying attempts to contain the virus. let's take a look now at some other stories making in the news today the british prime minister boris johnson says he will not fire as top aide for allegedly violating lockdown rules dominic cummings made a cross-country trip to his parents' home in march after the measures were imposed johnson said cummings acted legally when he dropped. the name in netanyahu has become the 1st serving israeli prime minister to go on trial arrived at court in jerusalem to face charges of fraud breach of trust and bribery this comes just after he began his 5th term in office. refugees here in

germany have been setting up support networks during the coronavirus endemic shelters have become centers outbreaks of people forced to live in close quarters even they say that those who are infected he wus bos'n hardy has this look at the situation in bavaria. somebody is a regular at this textile store and bought a small town close to the bavarian alps and somebody is a migrant from senegal. he comes here to choose the fabric for the facemask he makes together with fellow migrants and refugees it's their contribution in an effort to keep the coronavirus at bay in the crowded refugee centers like the one where he lives in a room you can have 4 people or 5 people in one group they said at the corner can have in your body 14 days before it will fall so you can have it on the same place not. sold in the whole place will get it so he said he's only able to help

support their defense muxes. somebody is a member of a group of activists who help migrants and refugees all over bavaria amid the pandemic the group special focuses on those who are in accommodations that are under lockdown because of covert 1000. until recently able also from senegal was under quarantine in the center in the nearby city of rosenheim. on the phone he tell somebody that people there are afraid of contracting the virus because those who are infected or under lockdown together with everyone else. we visit a migrant center in rosenheim that was among the hardest hit by the pandemic it's been under lockdown for some 6 weeks. the local public health authorities are here to tell the residents that although there are currently no known cases the corn 1000 won't be lifted for at least another few days some here are growing impatient . i haven't worked for

a month calls every day and asked why i don't come into work i've told him we're under quarantine and i'm not allowed to go out. because it is by counting on darkness but also. it wasn't until recently that those who had tested positive for the corona virus were taken to a different facility for isolation along with their families after a month of coron team. seem annoyed is a volunteer helper at the refugee center. he can understand why authorities didn't act sooner it is thinking one had to phone on for i think what was really needed from the outset was a plan for what to do if more than 2 or 4 people are infected how can we accommodate people so they can live reasonably in the schools or not dividing the classrooms up in a different way there's been a change with physical distancing tables are empty the same is true in your garden but here in the center everything is the same as it used to be many of the residents share bathrooms almost all of them share kitchen it's practically inevitable that people are constantly getting infected you don't know if it's. a

spokeswoman for the regional government in charge of this and other centers says it is put sufficient measures in place to keep the refugees and migrants sick. but we've informed the residents in the workers about how infections are spread we use pictograms and put out flyers in different languages that explain hygienic measures that residents must follow physical distance in rules absent a kid on coughing and sneezing and why regular hand washing is important and there's disinfectant available we're supporting the residents as best we can as if you understood suitable. best location to madison's the places that summer's accommodation in but totes he and the other residents don't want to rely soley on the authorities they say they've already made 26000 face masks to distribute to other accommodations all over the varia and they plan to keep going until their situation improves. we have some sports now in the 2nd week of the bonus league is

returned after they complete coronavirus lockdown has wrapped up all of that has were played of course before empty stadiums that because of pandemic for structure sunday's match ups featured title challenger leipzig up against a struggling mights. transfer rumors continue to swirl around like 6 sharpshooter team or van or part it was his strike partner use of powers and who took center stage before kick off the dane was handed the captain's armband as he made his 250th appearance for the club and it turned out to be a banner day for the jew oh then i opened the scoring after 10 minutes. he took advantage of lax defending to guide home conrad limas cross. shortly after pal's and mocked his special day with a goal of his are in. his head it was too strong to meit's keep floria

moola. light sick well in the mood. hows and was also involved in light 6 the goal he sets up. and the midfielder had no trouble finding a fuck or not light sync with totally dominant going into half time. the break did nothing to hamper their momentum then a finished off a slick move to make it 4 nil. kevin campo and christopher and build up made it easy for the strike it's a double his tally. advena then completed the route latching on to power long ball to complete the 1st ever goes again patrick. a performance to remember for vanna. and a fitting way for powers and to celebrate reaching his milestone. we have some breaking news coming in a top german court has dealt a blow to carmaker v.w. in its emissions cheating scandal the federal court of justice has ruled that owners of affected diesel engine cars are entitled to compensation of more details

on the story as they come in in our next polls and that's at the top of the hour for now though that's it for me brian thomas for the entire team here in berlin thanks of. the steamer. that matter to you. whatever it takes. running down. to fish. it's made for mines.