check out our podcast you can get it wherever you go your pockets can also find us and dot com slash science. this is d w news live from berlin another night of protests and unrest in the u.s. her. demonstrations might spread looting and a number of american cities follow the death of george floyd in police custody. and scissors are out in parts of india as coronavirus restrictions are eased but in the

worst affected cities a lockdown remains to place the number of cases in a high risk urban area still searching. i'm serious almost got to thank you for joining us another night of on rest in the u.s. with protests and dozens of cities after the brutal death of a black man in police custody the national guard has been deployed in a number of states curfews were extended in major cities as police struggle to contain the situation a memorial gathering took place for george floyd in his home city of minneapolis. america is burning for 6 night in a row anger flooded streets across the deeply divided country. on this scale of civil unrest has not been seen here in decades. in. george floyd's home state

protesters marched against systemic racism and police brutality. all these voices are here because the same thing keeps happening over and over again it's the new lynching you know and it's new coded language in a way that our president represents himself in and has a following of k.k.k. members you know all this stuff. across the country a wave of anger has been leashed. i think we're at a tipping point to be honest with you i think that. i think this is what happens when you have. hundreds of years of oppression. hundreds of years of peaceful protests that seemingly accomplish nothing we have been discriminating against my entire life so like i'm used to the trayvon martin i'm used to that on my arteries so i'm just tired of the i'm tired of the narrative i'm tired of the hash tag right there we're all still scenes of unity as officers

showed their solidarity with the protesters i am sure going to have a right. this is a top down. but in washington tensions spike outside the white house as the president blamed left extremists and infiltrators for the on breast. radical left criminals thugs and others all throughout our country and throughout the world will not be allowed to set communities ablaze. we won't let it happen. it harms those who have the least. but some experts say there is also evidence of far right extremists stoking the violence the president's response has drawn criticism from both sides of the political aisle with some calling for a measured response to the crisis. all right well let's talk about the ongoing

protests and the political implications in the us natasha lynch that is a political scientist and professor of international relations and comparative politics at the university of essex in england natasha thank you for joining us 1st of all i understand that you were in l.a. during the brutal police attack on rodney king and the ensuing on rest there how do you compare what you saw then to the protests we're seeing now. well that's true them originally from california and i remember there was tremendous tension during the bing king riots but the big difference is those riots lasted about a week and they weren't really nation why of course the tensions would carry on and continue because california is one of the states where there's disproportionate number of african-americans that are killed by the police compared to whites. but as those tensions continue to to fester we see nothing like what we have right now

where we have 140 cities you have protests going on there are course riots taking place and we can see that the african-american community is absolutely fed up this is on the heels of the fact that the cove it 19 has been disproportionately also affecting african-americans many of them were workers they're dying in larger numbers they feel that they have been neglected they're incredibly frustrated and once again there's another case of them police brutality i mean many of these cases you just don't see on camera like the rodney king case that was on karen's very visual very gripping and this case with george floyd was caught on camera just after another african-american was shot while jogging by x. police officers he for the african-american community they had enough other people who want to support human rights and just common decency in the u.s. have had enough and that's why we're seeing this being so explosive it's very different because it's also taking place in the trump era what what about the u.s.

president i mean he's not addressed the public has not sought to calm tensions to this point how much is this crisis now testing his ability to lead the country. well he hasn't been able to really lead the country very well since he's been in power because he doesn't really have any political experience and instead what he tends to do is just bully people and shout out rhetoric and we've seen that he's fanned the flames of of racism he's tried to the generalized white nationalist thought and we see one of the worst times in his presidency was in charlottesville where he called both sides good people when white nationalists were protesting was seen really no leadership in this case as well he did tweet if there is looting there will be shooting these types of tweets are not helpful in fact his advisors have told him to stop this but the problem with president is it's always all about

him he takes to everything very personal personally and his advisors have been trying to tell and this is about larger systemic rotter issues and a history of racism in the us and the needs to respond with kindness with compassion something that he has lacked but he's been for the most part pretty absent here other than making some threatening tweet we haven't seen anyone or any efforts vary from president trump to to try to heal the nation after these riots have taken place because of yet another african-american male being the victim of police violence all right now tussle instead a political scientist from the university of essex thank you so much for joining us thanks for having me. let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world tropical storm amanda has battered el salvador killing at least 14 people the government has declared a state of emergency after heavy rains and hours old winds triggered flash floods and landslides cut power and lost hundreds of people homeless the 1st storm of the

pacific season also drenched neighboring guatemala. the vatican museums have reopened after a nearly 3 month long coronavirus shutdown visitors lined up early to view renaissance masterpieces such as michelangelo's sistine chapel members of the public are subject to a body temperature check and they're only allowed in with a face mask. india is getting back to business with the easing of more coronavirus restrictions while high risk areas remain in lockdown academic activities are being allowed to restart in a phased approach outside places where the virus is concentrated the relaxation comes despite a spike in new infections india has reported nearly 5900 deaths and saw its biggest single day rise in infections on sunday with 8000 new cases. let's go right to our correspondent in russia standing by for us in delhi high in michigan to see you so what kinds of restrictions are being lifted. let me the most important lifting

off with fiction is that on movement not only speed movement and our insight steve but between states as well in addition most businesses are allowed to operate the 7 pm to 7 am clock few as a start and tonight the empty fight began and we're also expecting to see restaurants and places of worship the opening comes on the if and what consideration was given just a few gems and also just now there are exceptions steeped casuals to do do not do one of these exact exams for example a day we're going to new keeping it's more of a seed for another week in addition to something quite continuums once an endeavor so high risk high key is the us which are also going to be willing to continue if you think it's tractions with exceptions massive easing is to reason again why is it that we're seeing this easing longer set seeing in major urban areas like mumbai

there is an op spike in infections mostly basically the government is going to death but you must be low on health for live the coup now 5 years that the economic impact of the lockdown is still massive and that i also see that this not only not don has been used to help ok structure but as you point out there are serious concerns do with the quantity of this that are fresh reports coming out of the regularly from mumbai of bodies like the always the possibility of more dead smell of being available and be shown sleeping on the floor or even in delhi the public wants that we shouldn't look from nakul that hospital is going to find that when we do close in hospitals now boats delhi and mumbai say they are trying their best that a new exploits and measure has been rolled out but this is much more of firefighting a blitz and not one sentence but expect to see from governments that are carrying out such massive easing what about rural areas how are they coping with the

pandemic. that'll be the focus all of these spikes and will be used as had been of consent does not mean by entity but excellency it is important not to forget to leave us now there was a massive migrant crisis at the beginning of the lockdown when lots of room items of trying to keep up and sent us made it work because they didn't have access to any more but they couldn't meet that they will. not get x. let's. see this has been d.p. problematic because not all of these might end up a sending them on a high just get us there finally meeting that the woman actually getting infections back. and be caught into the lead as for example in you we are all people who don't amount to a test of positive and hostile people who don't condone it just so this could be the next epicenter of all the crisis for india and what makes it even more problematic is that health can't just up to and easy to bed. did. reporting for us

from delhi thank you for that update and restrictions are also being partially lifted today inside a country with one of the world's strictest lock downs as south africa moves to revive its battered economy people are now allowed outside for work worship exercise and shopping the country's mines and factories are also set to resume operating at full capacity a plan 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 safe. sports now in the bundesliga for a cementing glad buck hosted struggling on berlin on sunday night club 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. 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 fluffy annoyed house skips

past when young's defenders to put the home side in front. with the opening half drawing to a close ally some player found marcus to who made it to nail with this header. the frenchman showed his solidarity with the ongoing protests over the death of george floyd while in police custody in the united states. after the break we showed some gumption kristopher criminals free kick resulted in a sebastien under some header into the back of the net. book gladbach were soon back to regular business sun player found marcos to have sealed his 2nd

goal of the match. with less than 10 minutes on the clock it was players turn to after the scoreboard . for want to end the i'm glad pick up 3 valuable points that keep them in contention for a place in the champions league. now it could be the future of european football even the future of global sports fans have been allowed back into football stadiums and hungary with social distancing only one seat in 4 could be occupied and every other row was kept entirely empty in theory and this match saw the host club devi t.k. defeat mazower kev edged hungary is the 1st european league to bring fans back but some are worried that if their fellow supporters don't stick to the world's league will return to matches behind closed doors. a reminder to our top story here on the us has seen

a 6th night of violence protest and looting after the death of a black man in police custody curfews are force in many cities. thank you for watching and meanings you can get the latest headlines by following us on twitter our handle there at it at least for all of us here in berlin thanks for being with us. the internet has revolutionized the way becomes you music sign up to a streaming service and you can listen to all your favorite tunes on the go wherever you are many artists have even begun playing shows in computer games or staging virtual concerts how is all this changing the music industry today on shift .

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