this is deja vu news live from berlin another night of protests and on rust in the united states. 'd demonstrations as well as looting and arsenic in a number of cities following the death of george floyd in police custody. the turmoil in minneapolis deepening as a truck there drives through a crowd of protesters was a deliberate a reporter was there as it happened amazingly no one appears to have been seriously injured. and one of the world's most respect of law doubt has eased the south

africa attempts to revive its battered economy. plus in the bonus legally blonde box stays in the running for the champions league after demolishing palatable and one player taking a moment to support the protests in the u.s. . i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today another night of unrest in the u.s. was protests in some 75 cities after the death of a black man and police custody the national guard has been deployed a number of states curfews word standard in major cities as police struggle to contain the situation and there's been a memorial for george floyd in minneapolis where he died a week. go after

a police officer knelt on his neck. while earlier in minneapolis a truck drove through a crowd of protesters on a highway overpass miraculously it appears only one person was slightly injured. the truck appeared to barrel into a large crowd of protesters in minneapolis the tanker headed north on interstate 35 west blaring its horn before coming to a halt. the highway was packed with demonstrators who then swarmed the truck and trying to get at the driver. police use tear gas to disperse the crowd that had surrounded the truck. correspondent stefan siemens was reporting from the scene eyewitnesses saw one woman injured there in a peaceful protests on the bridge then a similar i came through going like 40 or 50 miles an hour trying to run us off to caucasian man bill on a war going to hit

a girl stop because all of our people jumped on to try to rip him out trying to get our he kept going we regard our yeah so i reversed and almost hit somebody there are people jumped on him anyways it's instinct so he got through so you say he hit one person only and nobody else was hurt no one person one person only that's amazing how is that possible everybody will start move everybody starts scatter and they're good i got her we had one we only had one vehicle in the whole thing and we put our 2 in a truck and we drove her straight to the hospital. officials say the driver was treated in hospital for injuries he suffered when he was pulled from the camp he's now in custody the minnesota state patrol says the action appeared deliberate. let's go straight to minneapolis now we're on the scene with stefan seaman's who was there when that happened stuff on there was only apparently one injury we understand the driver is now in police custody. in police custody and

actually hennepin county authorities just released his name and also a mug shot. of the driver he is charged as you pointed out and in custody and the charge is assault and why only assault because luckily absolutely luckily a miracle i think nobody or at least only one woman was heard and she is expected to recover that was at the time absolutely not evident and looked really really really really bad from our vantage morning from anybody else who was of course in the crowd and we rushed to the scene. people stuart hundreds of people came towards us running breaking down sobbing crying shaking and that was a horrible horrible scene no doubt thank goodness. only one person injured that

is a miracle that could have been route gone really really wrong and stuff on the skin on night 6 of unrest and protests in the u.s. can you give us an overview of the situation nationally has the protesting been having. no it's the the protests all over the country are increasing not only in number but also in intensity in in violence too i have to say that people all across the country took their cue from ground 0 and right here behind me this is ground 0 this is where george floyd died this is. where people here in minneapolis have put this memorial people all over the country the united states took you from this and there is bottomless rage bottomless rage and anger in in the african-american community and beyond about police brutality and systemic racism in the united states now america is looking

for leadership at this hour as it faces its worst civil unrest in generations is there any word as to when president trump might be addressing the nation. i'm aware that there is a rumor that he might consider the possibility of addressing the nation in his speech and i can repeat this have heard the rumor that he might be considering addressing the nation. and that is for the people behind me saying everything and not that he is actually very popular with the protesters and the population behind me they don't believe anything coming out of the mouth of the president of the united states. and they don't expect anything either no leadership no calming words no leadership vision for the future how to heal this country this country is

say many that's not me this is smarter people than me saying this this country needs a chalet leadership to heal. but. at least people here at least people here definitely think that the president is not the person who's going to deliver that stuff on thanks so much for that from the hapless. let's get a brief down some of the other stories making the news at this hour tropical storm amanda has battered el salvador killing at least 12 people the government declared a state of national emergency after heavy rains and powerful winds for good flash flooding and landslides cut power and left hundreds of people homeless the 1st storm of the pacific season also drenched neighboring guatemala. a gunman has killed at least 25 people at a market in eastern burke you know faso a similar attack friday claimed 15 lives the country has been battling job as

terrorists. demonstrations for and against president high airballs in r.-o. have been rocking brazil police kept the 2 sides apart in rio de janeiro the far right leader has angered his critics by keeping brazil open despite an increase in corona virus infections. india is getting back to business with the easing of restrictions there it's the 1st step in a 3 phase plan to restart economic activities outside places where the virus is concentrated realize asian though comes despite a spike in new infections high risk areas remain in lockdown. one of the world's strictest lock downs is being partially lifted today as south africa moves to revive its battered economy beginning today people are allowed outside for work worship exercise and shopping. country's mines and factories also

set to resume operating at full capacity of land though to reopen schools today has been delayed after opposition from teachers unions governing bodies and parents they say schools are not equipped to keep staff and students. standing by for us in front of the berg bill primary school in cape town. people are protesting at the school where you are today why is that. was mainly because of the confusion caused by the ministry of education here is the 2nd time that they have announced a date for the schools to resume and the 2nd time on a very short notice they decided to push it back once again for a further week until schools will resume here in south africa and i would say south africans are quite divided about it you have one part of the population that says well good we really have to get back to business our kids have to go back to school

and on the other hand you have people like the ones behind me who are protesting we're saying it's waste too early to send our kids back to school our schools are not yet ready and they don't have enough protective equipment you have people here with posters the saying keep our kids safe keep our teachers safe and they insist that it must wait longer until schools can restart because one of the points they're raising is also winter is starting in south africa and that is likely one of the factors that might bring the number of cases cases up schools are closed can you give us a picture of what parts of the economy are opening up today. south africa introduced a lockdown and 5 stages number 5 was the strictest one we've seen for 5 weeks where it was basically a total lockdown now we're going to stage 3 that means most businesses are allowed to open again millions of south africans will return to work again a big surprise here was that the president also that religious gatherings are also

allowed again up to 50 people it was a shock to many here because it was religious gatherings in the 1st place that helped to spread the virus in the initial face and but some restrictions obviously still remain facemask us till monday to re i just to get off for this interview here also the sale of cigarettes for example remains prohibited on the other hand they allowed the sale of alcohol so a lot of people who haven't been able to purchase a drink for 2 months will be quite happy from today experts are expecting about 1000000 cold 1000 in factions in south africa before the end of the year is the country prepared for ease restrictions under these conditions so i mean the lockdown here was introduced to get the health sector ready and a lot has been happening since then and more than 13000000 people were screened south africa that's more than 700000. and there's a lot of field hospitals popping up throughout the country because the number is

certainly going up the president says we will see an exponential growth of coronavirus cases right now we see about 33000 cases here but this is likely to go up very fast in the next month and as you said the worst case scenario we will see 1000000 infected people here and i.c.u. capacities are still not there yet there are 3500 beds at the moment and up to 335000 beds will be needed agents thanks so much for that from cape town. the spanish government has started paying out a national basic income to tackle an ongoing economic crisis need even worse by covert lockdown there's the move guarantees every household income of $10000.00 euros a leader a year spain's poverty rate was high before the pandemic and the extended lockdown has sent unemployment soaring. a queue of nearly 700 people snakes through the neighborhood all waiting for aid to help feed their families trued handouts

have become reality for thousands in spain poverty has soared during the pandemic neighborhood associations like this one in madrid have set up emergency food banks to help the needy. said to see us in this situation because we're fine we could go out to work but in the middle of this situation we can't and we have to turn to this. unemployment here is the worst in europe after greece across spain food handouts have leapt by 40 percent since the start of the lockdown in mid march and the spanish red cross has helped more than one and a half 1000000 people in that time but the charities feel like they've been left to tackle the problem alone. a government the municipality the community is completely ignoring us they say they're doing a lot but they don't do much at all that we shouldn't be doing this they should be doing something about it but they are not. last week the spanish government

promised it would introduce a universal basic income to the value of some 3000000000 euros a year the money coming from the e.u. used corona rescue package will help them to keep that promise. this is the news still to come on our program this morning the artist christo has died at the age of 84 he became famous for buildings and landmarks got his life. first to belgium that country was among those worst affected by the pandemic but new infections are declining since early may hospitals have been allowed to offer a limited number of non urgent consultations but it turns out few people are taking up the offer. well. ball is happy to be finally treating patients again the eye specialist at the hospital in brussels has only been seeing

2 or 3 people a day another korona lockdown a drop of almost 90 percent even though the surgical medical retina team they've seen a drop in the in the surgical problem such as retinal detachment for example. nearly no cases in april which is actually not possible for people just don't show people are scared of contracting the virus in the hospital like pascal live long she could lose her eyesight if she doesn't get regular treatment it's took her all the courage she could muster to come here today. i'm very afraid of catching a virus apart from my eye problems i also have respect so yes i'm afraid. doc usually more there are thought the doctors say they've never experienced anything like it belgian was among the countries worst affected by the pandemic but infection numbers are now in decline this hospital has only 30 corona patients down

from $120.00 at the height of the crisis and they are strictly sekret. since early mate belgian hospitals have been allowed to offer a limited number of non-urgent consultations but people are not taking them up on the offer the consequences are dire not only for patients but for the entire health sector says the director general of some pierre hospital 1st and foremost describes is. has really put the hospitals all the obstacles in the country under the water in financially speaking so we have lost dogs of 1000000 euros. just because we were taking care of patients we have to stop everything else and everything else is what brings money to us the director expects the hospital to be 40 to 50000000 euros in the red this year he

wants the governments to step in and compensate hospitals without state health he says his hospital will have to cut all investments to stay afloat that would mean not maintaining and modernizing equipment scores of medics turned their backs on belgium's prime minister during her recent visits to the hospital one of them was julia best state he says stuff has been shouldering the enormous boredom of an already weaken system. to form and to educate and you know says you know so we in or 60 of the beast are with we have a lot of employees so everybody's under pressure everybody is. the stress and money isn't the only problem restrictions in the ongoing emergency plan leave some poor hospital operating at just 30 percent capacity we would like the

government to relax some of the rules completely understand the worry about the 2nd wave and the fact that we still need to be ready and we will but we also need to take care of all the non-coding patients who are also suffering from you know. serious diseases for many of them and diseases that could have been sequenced is as bad or even you know worse. than the cover it particularly if these patients all comment once love on ball is that a wave of people desperately seeking treatment could be on the way to avoid that she's encouraging patients to come now she says that the hospitals are safe and what's more waiting times for an appointment are shorter than ever. the world wide lock downs are continuing to take an immense personal toll and it's children who are often suffering the most many are not old enough to understand why

their lives have suddenly become so restricted since today is international children's day we thought we'd ask children around the world what they're missing most right now. what did you miss. i am going to school playing play ground. ball out at the lao i miss going out just going out there this and the schools. and going out get out studying have missed school so much simply because the school innovators i was there goes to many problems. and they want to go back to school so that i get learns much more. and get a scholarship. and good job growth. or i'd like to take off my mask. but when the corona is gone the thing that i want most is

to go to an outdoor swimming pool. that was. the most in there mr buck my school with the windows. and it goes i know my live by da. team your books are civil war and quarantine i'm miserable and my classmates laughter going and my friends and i miss the gossip i miss the car riddle and disturbing lessons with giggling for example or orca 3 wolf or orca on the socialising with my friends and seeing them in school every day what i miss most is my math class because i going beyond us that. they do not explain well and some of us we don't we don't understand they were the waitron on their white board. their 100

things are rough if. i don't like it that i can see my friends and my classmates and. i miss school because the teachers used to help me. even my friends would help me and correct me on my assignments and i miss learning i miss my friends the teachers and everything at school. it's to the bundesliga now and. bark host and struggling berlin sunday night lot back needed a win to stay among the top 4 in order to play among europe's best next season and it all went according to plan. brochure munchen bloodbath are determined to secure a champions league spot this season and quickly they look like a team that can jump past any opponent. 17 minutes in flavio neuer haue skipped past when young's defenders to put. the home side in front.

with the opening half drawing to a close ally some player found markers to have made it to nil with this header. the frenchman showed his solidarity with the ongoing protests over the death of george freud when in police custody in the united states. after the break when you and showed some gumption christopher criminals free kick resulted in a sebastian under some header into the back of the net. but gladbach were soon back to regular business some playoff found marcus to have sealed his 2nd goal of the much.

with less than 10 minutes on the clock it was players turn to add to the scoreboard . for one it ended and i'm glad pick up 3 valuable points that keep them in contention for a place in the champions league. and in sunday's late match door and came alive after goals 1st have to deal last place powder borna 61 drubbing the man of that match yet on sun show who scored his 1st ever had tried. after the 1st of those goals a 20 year old showed his support for the protests in the u.s. with its victory dortmund are 7 points behind byron munich in the title race. let's take a look now at the business leaders standings at this point byron munich are still on top followed by dortmund glaude botha laver cruz and filling out the top 4 for european champions league spots leipzig are 5th they play cologne later today at

the bottom of the league born braman and disallowed dorf are in danger of relegation when the season ends coming up in 4 weeks time the artist known simply as christo as died at the age of 84 he became internationally famous for his massive public works of are wrapping up buildings and landmarks in fabric. this piece of art made christo a star in germany the it was $995.00 and together with his wife joan claude he covered germany's parliament building the right stock with 100000 square meters of class. with officials for more than 20 years to get permission for the project that process often spout furious debates down me to build either this fabric will cover this building in a worthy way. to far consider the danger is this could damage the trust of many citizens in the stature of our democratic history and culture.

christo it was born in a provincial beaucaire in textile city his father a chemicals manufacturer recognised his son's talent early in life and sent him for drawing lessons he studied at the fine arts academy in the capital sofia in 1956 he fled eastern europe 1st going to vienna and then paris to find his own artistic direction he began rapping cans and bottles and in 1968 became known to the wider german public with an 85 metre high tower filled with air the documenter arctic submission in castle crystal always financed his project himself refusing to be influenced by sponsors. coming from former companies i will never never do something well some reason i want it all it is because i like to do it i have in double urge to do this project christo light the spectacular he hung

a giant orange curtain across the valley in colorado to give a new appreciation of the landscape the scale of his projects was often huge he put up a 40 kilometer long night long fence in california and surrounded entire islands with fabric off the coast of miami another aspect of his work was stacking barrels like with his installation the wall in germany's oba house. and they say it built from 13000 barrels christo had wanted to cover a new york skyscraper one train that will now go unfulfilled. the mining group rio tinto has apologized for destroying 46000 year old caves to indigenous australians the shelters in the remote yukon gorge seen here and 2013 signs of human usage dating back to last i saw it last week they were legally blown up as part of rio tinto is plans to expand iron ore project the demolition sparked

an outcry and renewed a national debate on protecting indigenous her size. live from berlin i'm brian thomas from the entire team here thanks so much for being us .

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