i mean there's there's something wrong with. the cleaners sure shadow industry storage units on g.w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin china approves a plan to impose controversial national security legislation on hong kong it is likely to further inflame tensions in the territory where protests have been escalating in recent days pro-democracy demonstrators fear the law could spell the end of the city's are talking. also coming up the u.s. death toll from coburg 19 crosses the 100000 mark amid criticism that the trumpet

ministration could have acted earlier and saved thousands of lives. and in football the bundesliga has its 1st big blooper since the restart to this goal kicking out past her to berlin an important victory. i'm serious i was gonna thank you for joining us china has taken another step to increase its control over hong kong and subdue public protest beijing's national people's congress overwhelmingly passed a plan giving the chinese government the power to begin imposing new restrictions on hong kong the controversial national security law will bypass the territories own the ruling legislature pro-democracy advocates say the law violates the freedoms promise of the hong kong special one country 2 systems status. the chinese government said the implementation of the security law was for the long

term benefit of hong kong's prosperity and stability. one country 2 systems is china's basic state policy. i mean the central government has all along fully and faithfully implemented one country 2 systems under which the people of hong kong govern hong kong with a high degree of autonomy. earlier we spoke to journalist 5 more in beijing about the new chinese security law and its implications for hong kong i mean from the chinese point of view it's basically restoring law and order they want to ban any succession this activities and that's exactly the scary part for the protest movement protocol democracy activists in hong kong because they are labeled as successful in this and some force of by the central government they fear that basically them movement will be equal and some activists are hoping that

actually the new law will be the death or accelerating the death of an autonomous hong kong why also because china can implement or enforce the law with their security forces and maybe many people are not aware that actually the chinese military has one garrison in hong kong namely the people's liberation army and also the major general has talked to said in interviews before that they stand firm to defend the national security of the central government in beijing. well i'm gong status as asia's financial hub could be at risk after china announced it would bypass the region's legislature to impose its own security measures to bring protests across the city so far business in hong kong has been punching way above its weight it is ranked among top global financial centers it has one of the biggest stock exchanges on the continent while plenty of investment banks call hong kong home but that status is at risk on kong was already hit by protests last year

following falling on 3 places the 6 most important financial hub in an index published by the think tank the yen that was back in march and the new security laws could see it fall even further. all right let's get some perspective on that now with clifford coonan from business is with us here in studio high cliff so what kind of impact do you think that this new legislation will have on hong kong status as as an investment i think it's going to the normal enormous impact whether you see this is a cold war between the u.s. and china or whether it's an extension of the trade war clearly this is a major moment in the history of this of the region and this this is being fought in hong kong so basically it's right at the center of the geopolitical storm on a lot of the freedoms and transparencies that we associate with hong kong can no longer be taken for granted ok if that's the case what are the alternatives where

does the money go well i think singapore is the one that comes to mind most i think also tokyo london frankfurt to your all these other centers are going to probably pick up some of the slack people aren't gone yet and the waiting to see how it unfolds and things are. i think it's a major blow to hong kong's transparency and independence and it shows that when making the decision about whether china wants to crack down on the democracy movement in hong kong or enjoy the benefits that hong kong has a financial center has to offer they've chosen the political answer and i think politics will always trump the the economic going to comes to chinese communist party we've seen really strained ties between the u.s. and china but what do you think this all means for europe and how it goes about its economic relationship with china where europe is very much caught in the middle right now it's obviously a very close ally of the u.s. on the other hand it really enjoys a very strong trading relationship with china germany in particular has

a very strong trading relations you see with folks who are going on the other big companies everywhere you can just see what chancellor merkel will say about this so far we've had have been very recently vague statements saying about protecting autonomy so now what we want to see is where this goes after this now it's a big challenge for europe to balance these things the need to keep china on side what also maintaining its traditional strong relations with the u.s. so there's a lot of there's a lot of a balancing act to go all right clifford coonan from business with us here in the studio thank you so much. let's go to the u.s. now world where the covert 1900 death toll has topped 100000 that is more deaths than just in just 3 months than the number of u.s. military men and women who were children 44 years of armed conflict the coronavirus fatality rate in the u.s. accounts for nearly a 3rd of all global deaths the trumpet ministration has been criticized for responding too slowly to the pandemic experts say many of the deaths could have

been prevent. taking the new normal to a new level. churches are closed in the new york borough of queens but that didn't stop these catholic priests from tending to their flock outside. many are in need of solace covert 19 has exacted a devastating toll in new york nearly a quarter of all deaths in the u.s. so far have been recorded in the state that's nearly 25000 people more than 8 times the number killed on 911 it didn't need to be this way says veteran scholar noam chomsky he blames donald trump for the catastrophe there's a new leadership it's. grizzled see the word who is in the hands of the. regular. nothing but who's

a who or not surprisingly chance seen here playing golf on sunday has a different take on the situation. he insists the country is out of the woods and says it's time to move on and open up. all 50 states have begun lifting the lockdowns the relief of many especially during the holiday weekend. each state is easing restrictions at its own pace but concerns are growing that some governors are pushing to open up too quickly because of the need to rescue the economy this is fueling fears of a 2nd wave of infections. you know i'm british because you know more credit you're going to scream a big reconstruct the way too many people can afford it. usually the people should nice where the regular normal car and you can hear me those are people you don't want that. many in the u.s. may be happy to be getting back to normal but the virus has not gone away and

experts fear this could translate into more infections and more deaths. let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world 2 days of demonstrations and looting are shaking the u.s. state of minnesota after police killed an unarmed black man on monday protesters clashed with police after hours on the streets the city's mayor has called for criminal charges to be filed against the arresting officer. and flooding in bangladesh in the aftermath of cycling upon has devastated tens of thousands of homes as the mates reported least 100000 people who roomed near their homes with nowhere to go and the lack of food or clean water. european commission president was last on the line has proposed a 750000000000 euro relief package to help the bloc bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic most of the money would be in the form of grants the rest would be loans the funds would be raised as common debt followed by the commission

on behalf of e.u. members that is a controversial idea and it may not be easy getting the unanimous agreement required to make the plan a reality. the european union's massive recovery funding but is aimed at helping member states hardest hit by the pandemic it's early and spain will get the lion's share. the commission president in brussels keen to play out europe's united approach. the game must be to invest together in our common good we will be bold by raising unprecedented amounts of funding at european level we will be focused by channeling the funding to the new priorities that will shape the future. in practice it's germany and france which are driving the plan and will provide most of the money german chancellor angela merkel for the 1st time accepting joint e.u.

debt as part of a mutual recovery strategy. is of course not and this proposal contains elements of both what was discussed between germany and france as well as elements of the guarantees and loans that were mentioned by 4 other countries. and now we start negotiating with $400.00 a group of northern e.u. countries known as the frugal for the netherlands led by prime minister mark ritter plus austria denmark and sweden and less keen to hand out money to their southern counterparts with no strings attached. i can see the government an emergency we need an emergency recovery fine and to stimulate the economy. we believe this should consist of loans without any mutualization of tents for myself to go in for them it's hoped looking phone for school is. some tough talking lies ahead for the recovery plan to come into force agreement must be reached before the

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important to today it's got to go live to see it remain unbeaten since the restart and so does head to berlin behind new head coach bruno la but the. art in the czech republic fans of football club sparked prague got to cheer on their team at a drive in cinema supporters blew their horns to express their joy over a goal and they did not shy away from showing their displeasure over a referee's decision to leave resumed last weekend after was put on hold to stop the spread of the coronavirus a games are being played behind closed doors the result however left much to be desired to spark the last 21 to victoria health. all right let's get a reminder now of our top story here and china's national people's congress has given its approval to the drafting of a new and controversial security law for hong kong that law would bypass the territories legislature and critics fear it will lead to

a raft of pression as any anti-establishment activity in. thank you for watching t w news go to our website at the dot com problem latest or follow us on instagram and twitter at the news we'll see you back here at the top the hour. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. our corona update. with 19 special next on d w. has a virus spread.