she still only brings us to. the back. this is either of you news lines from president trump warns that he will send in federal troops to end the violence that has overshadowed protests in american cities. if a city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residents then i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. his address comes as the protests continue and

as does the unrest the brother of the man whose death sparked the protests has issued a plea for peace and unity. also coming up here in berlin that people have been showing their solidarity with protesters in the u.s. some of them are turning to art will speak to one of the activists here. health care workers across latin america protest against coronavirus working conditions they say a lack of personal protective equipment is putting their lives at risk. and in the bundesliga lights expose their chances of a spot in the champions league and a 6 goal matchup against cola. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us u.s. president donald trump has warned that he will send in the military to end the violence that a stand for. the demonstrations sparked by george floyd's death trungpa speaking at

the white house says police used tear gas to disperse protests nearby later thousands of people marched through brooklyn in new york city shouting for justice the wave of protests started after a video emerged of a white police officer kneeling on george floyd's neck until he died as the protest entered their 2nd week the president told mayors and governors that if they do not 1st store the rule of law he will deploy the u.s. military 1st we are ending the riots as a lot of listeners that has spread throughout our country we will end it now today i have strongly recommended to every government to deploy the national guard in sufficient numbers that we dominate the streets mayors and governors votes to stablish an overwhelming law enforcement presence until the violence has been quelled if a city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life

and property of their residents and i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. earlier we spoke to a reporter melissa chan about the reactions to trump's announcement in the u.s. a lot of people had to go back into the history books to see when the last time this rarely used law was invoked and just for viewers who don't understand i'm you have seen a lot of armed armed officers on the streets across the united states and there is a difference between the national guard though in which governors are in control of versus what president donald trump is suggesting which is taking active duty military who have been working in afghanistan and iraq and putting them out in the domestic united states and i think depending on which media organization you watch if you're an american watching

a lot of fox news you will definitely support what president trump has done and her has has threatened to do in terms of looking at all the looting that happens in the evening and feeling like there does need to be so called law and order and of course if it's a rorschach test if you are another kind of american what you see is that the president has just threatened the american people with sending american soldiers to treat them like any combatants. well the medical examiner from minneapolis has released the autopsy report for george floyd it shows his death was homicide by suffocation at the site of his death members of his family paid tribute to him with a call for unity and peace. charities floyd crumbles under the weight of tremendous loss this is where for nearly 9 minutes his brother george begged for his life and for his mother under the weight of an officer on his neck the medical examiner is calling his death

a homicide. after there was a worker there the oh. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh he's a week later terrence is here to memorialize his brother and to ask protestors to to manchester is the right way. to. drop your car over here. well here we. were there was no. performer not over. want to. come out on we are not from our current owner but more of. the running around i don't want that person wherever i am and all right. we will do so much obsesses over. here's the map sucks is over right protest have swept across

the us fueled by anger and desperation people are demanding black americans be treated with the same humanity as whites. i can't i can't disappoint you with that . but this is why. the americans supporting our children. derek chapman since dismissed from the police was charged floyd herder on friday but his brother says that's not enough. he wants all of the officers involved arrested and charged i just want to hurt us a. record low record there's no. well protests have been taking place around the world in solidarity with george floyd here in berlin there were demonstrations over the weekend including outside the u.s. embassy some in the german capital have turned to art to show their support. in beilin protesters gathered for a 3rd consecutive day in the city's men learn mock the ban the book gate how out.

just say something. in front of the u.s. embassy. and into popular district of no because. they say that just as they know. they're angry and they demand justice for george floyd. in the north of the city a miracle as home age to george floyd attracted many local residents to sympathize with the supports shown for the protestants into why do world. i believe when the super bowl i think it's really good at these protests take place around the world it shows that people take what happened seriously but i see a difference here in germany or in europe it's another level of racism than what exists in the us what leads up to this dark yeah it's been it's true and i think it's important that such protests happen here too it means we are aware of the situation so yes i'm all for it. has been on the floor.

it's been a fact is that it's not so cool that people aren't treated as they should be everybody's equal regardless of their skin color they are born that way and have the same rights the bond that we had to get back. here in germany presence of people gathered over the weekend to show solidarity following george protests in the united states here behind me you can see george floyd's last words i can't breathe on the mirror which stands right where the berlin wall used to stand this is highly symbolic and it does so shows that the struggle against racism is a global issue. well let's get some perspective on the story now we can speak to sharon door to she's a british author based here in berlin and activists with the initiative for black people here in germany thank you for joining us we heard a protester in our report just now saying that racism here in europe is different than in the u.s. and you have lived in both places so what is your take on that. i would like to

just say i haven't lived in the u.s. i have visited it but i haven't actually done it in the u.k. and i've lived in germany now for 14 years i don't read the understand what that means that racism is different i was thinking about that just now when i heard it how would you describe the racism that exists then here in europe and what some of the protesters were voicing here in berlin well i think. what we experience here is black people living in predominantly white countries and the similar feelings of alienation which means that we kind of live out day to day lives with the feeling of having to look over our shoulder watch out be careful how we speak speak calmly even now when i'm given this interview i'm aware that it's important to me to choose my words carefully and and look non-threatening but

actually i don't really angry and i'm getting scared. what makes you so angry and scared at this moment sharon i mean what are the inequalities that you feel that need to be addressed in this moment ok so one thing that makes me furious i have to admit is. that we are facing a situation which on the which many people it feels to me that many white people at the moment claim to be noticing for the 1st time just how bad it is with police violence against black people and then you hear people saying yeah but we don't have that in germany or it's not as he who is worse somewhere else than he is here . and i wonder where these people have been getting their information from i wonder where they've been living because for many black people living here. people who have citizenship like germans who can live here for 6 generations or people like me who are europeans who are moving through the continent or people who are seeking

refuge. it often makes no difference if you're poached by a police officer on the streets 1st thing that is checked is who you are what are you doing and this image of black bodies being stopped in public places we've all seen it we will become used to it and if some other plays into the image that if someone has been stopped and there must be something wrong so that people aren't used to being criminalized and i'm wondering why many black people white people and non black people haven't noticed this before why is this now the 1st time that we're seeing at one of the reasons that that is the case is because black people are speaking happened demonstrating have been writing have been making films have been making music have been making art as you've said but these has not being disseminated out into the broader society to the duck dominant culture so why really hoping is that people keep saying oh they didn't realize it was this bad

what now start to look at themselves and to start to look around them and to say how can they reduce the emotional burden on black people in their communities by educating themselves and how can they. stop this story that there isn't that much racism really here the question isn't is something racist the question is how does this particular thing perpetuate racist stereotypes and racist tropes. marriage sharon to do or to author an activist based here in berlin thank you very much for sharing your perspective with us. let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world italy is holding celebrations to mark republic day which commemorates the abolition of its monarchy the highlight of the day is a fly over by the italian air force despite some lockdown measures still being in for celebration of events are taking place across the country. el salvador is

dealing with widespread damage after a fierce storm swept in from the pacific over the weekend leaving many homeless 18 people were killed and 7 more are still missing the president has declared a state of emergency. the democratic republic of congo as reported new cases of the deadly ebola virus and declared a new epidemic the health ministry says 4 people have died in the northwest of the country just as it was poised to declare the latest outbreak over it comes as the country battles a coronavirus with over $3000.00 confirmed cases. you're watching news still to come on our show leipzig boost their chances of a spot in the champions league in a 6 gold for this they've got a match up against cologne a highlight. but 1st let's take a look at the latest code related developments the virus is adding new pressure on yemen the united nations and saudi arabia are hosting a conference to raise money for the war ravaged country and the aim is to raise

some $2400000000.00 to support a population hit hard pakistan's prime minister imran khan defended his decision to lift most lockdown measures citing huge economic losses he said if people take care it is possible to live with the virus the u.k. has planted reduce a 14 day quarantine for people arriving from abroad is being criticized there are concerns that it may have a limited impact on public health and in new zealand prime minister just in the ardor and said her government will consider relaxing all restrictions sooner than planned as the country's fight against the virus is progressing quote ahead of schedule. well health care workers around the world are carrying a heavy burden in this pandemic and that burden can take a physical and psychological toll it is even worse when they're expected to do their lifesaving work without protective clothing across latin america health care workers say to save lives or having to risk their own. this is what a medical professional dealing with covert 19 should look like but most health care

workers across latin america can only dream about having access to this sort of equipment. publicly hailed as the heroes of the pandemic front line health care workers in many countries like here in peru are protesting against a lack of personal protective equipment in bolivia and mexico as well health care professionals have denounced what they see as systemic violations to their right to safe and healthy working conditions. we are asked to reuse our uniforms to sell them from cloth they want us to wash or reuse our n $95.00 masks after several of our colleagues have become infected and even died we want the authorities to listen we want to quit mint so we can work. for our farm in colombia the rising worldwide demand and a decentralized privately administrative health care sector have caused grief

shortages and an attempt to cash in on the crisis medical supply stores have started popping up in the capital bogota from full body suits to surgical gloves a seemingly endless stock of much needed equipment but there's a catch. even though protective gear can be purchased quite easily here and columbia adequate masks are expensive and often fake like this one but for many medical professionals entering this dangerous bargain is the only shot they have at finding at least some kind of protection. mariana treats patients in bogata to protect her little son from the virus she moved out of the family home 2 months ago and to protect herself from exposure at work she tried to take matters into her own hands. we received a private donation of n $95.00 masks and some face shields then we took it upon ourselves to buy protective overalls. but we weren't allowed to use this equipment at the hospital.

the administration told us that we were only authorized to use what they provided for us. at the time that was merely a conventional mask. i was then reprimanded by my superiors it wasn't a big deal but it made me very sad to see that on top of them not guaranteeing our safety they cause problems when we try to take care of ourselves lack of protection in columbia is especially problematic because of an idiosyncrasy in the country's health care system. an aggravating factor we're seeing a lot more of here in colombia than in other countries is that health care workers are usually employed in more than one hospital between 40 and 60 percent of them work in 3 facilities they travel back and forth between them and that makes the handling of a pandemic with the kind of transmission rate we're currently seeing very difficult

. to ensure protection of exposed health care workers a judge in colombia recently ruled in favor of a group of doctors who sued the health ministry now all hospitals are obliged to provide adequate equipment for their staff but for the over 1000 medical professionals in the country who have already contracted the virus that decision comes too late. now worldwide smartphone sales took a huge hit in the 1st quarter of this year according to new industry figures shipping data shows sales dropped by 20 percent in the 1st 3 months of the year as a crowbar coronavirus pandemic choke supply chains and lockdowns hit consumer demand business was back to 5 major smartphone makers samsung alone exported 20000000 fewer smartphones compared with 2019. shares in german car makers are up sharply today as hopes grow that the government is inching closer to

a mega stimulus package car sales fell 61 percent in april to the lowest level in 30 years industry bosses are calling for the government to create incentives to encourage consumer spending on cars officials in berlin are working on a broad package of stimulus measures expected to be finalized tomorrow and let's go to our financial correspondent chelsea delaney is in frankfurt for us at the stock exchange there hi shell say there is optimism in the markets but just what is it that they are hoping the government will provide in the auto industry. certainly a big day for the auto makers here in germany time warner the parent of mercedes was up almost 10 percent on the frankfurt exchange earlier there is a lot of optimism surrounding this potential package it would be worth about $5000000000.00 euros according to reports and it would basically give buyers of new cars a subsidy a premium if they if they do purchase a new car here in germany so it would be sad if the amount would be staggered based

on what type of card is so a conventional engine would be about you would get a premium about $2500.00 euros and that would go up all the way to about 4000 euros if you buy an electric car so they are trying to incentivize more climate friendly purchases so in this also is modeled on the premium program that the government put in place and in 2008 during the financial crisis which did lead to one of the best years ever for a german car sales so there is a precedent for this here in germany as well show so we have to say that the auto industry is hugely important in germany this is a sector that employs around 800000 people but the government is all too also under pressure to think about the environment so how is that tension actually playing out . it's been hugely controversial the auto industry has been calling for these subsidies for several weeks now and the government didn't really seem that open to it because there was a lot of opposition to the idea of subsidizing diesel engines especially as germany

is positioning itself as a leader and and climate change efforts so that is going to remain a big topic of conversation as they move forward with these plans but as you said the german auto industry is absolutely crucial and they doing say that this will be very important to helping the economy recover from crown of irish. shell see the lady for us in frankfurt good to talk to you. temper but as the football now and fans were treated to a 6 gold bonanza in monday's clash between cologne and rb lights a visitors like 6 were hoping to get their title bid back on the right track after a draw against on match day 28 and they did just that. some games deserve an audience unfortunately stuffed toys were the only spectators for this one as the billy goats played host to leipsic. the goal 1st got off to

a quick start as john caught about a rifle total on the rebound off the 7 minutes the nail saw the hosts. likes it drew level after 20 minutes patrick ships headed getting the better team on the chance night goal of the campaign. christopher can conclude gave the visitors the lead with the skew being short a full time. and a possible match from lights to keep a piece of glass she sent team over them a clear goal in the 2nd period. to germany international jewry slipped. this 25th goal of the season. they've done is come much simpler i miss. school there and want to go on to the more test with the

twinkle toes and the 1st right finish to make it 3 save in the 15 minutes. left she left with no chance from a stunning effort. but like saying put the game to bed 2 minutes later. danny although with the rebound from the corner. shop done. for to the final score like to get their title bid back on track with a much needed 3 points. well professional athletes from around the world have showed support for the protests in the u.s. over the death of george floyd in a police custody while some athletes have publicly spoken out others have remained quiet a potential rift in the sports world as competition resumes in a number of sports. formula one driving champion lewis hamilton sees this as a moment for his fellow drivers to speak out in support of people like him people of

color he posted i see those of you who are staying silent some of you to biggest stars yet you stay silent in the midst of injustice. likewise tennis star and iommi osaka tweeted just because it isn't happening to you doesn't mean it isn't happening a tool. over the boom is legal weekend an armband worn by shuckers american star western mckenney displayed a makeshift justice for george message jaden sanchez his 1st goal for dortmund on sunday led to him showing off a hand scrawled message supporting the protests and then came a yellow card for removing his shirts while celebrating as per the rules. moroccan ash rafa kimi also scored for dortmund and also showed his support. back as french forward markers to round scored before taking a knee to ram invokes the actions of american football quarterback col in cape an

iq who was both praised and criticized in 2016 for kneeling during the u.s. national anthem before games a silent protest against police brutality against african-americans across the country tennis player coco goff said and a tweet that police brutality has continued almost unabated since cake mix protest while michael jordan offered a public statement saying he stands with those who are calling out to the ingrained racism and violence towards people of color in the u.s. we he says have had enough jordan rarely spoke of anything but sports during his playing career but george floyd's death and the resulting protests have changed so much in recent days. now people across japan got a treat last night was simultaneous fireworks displays to lift the mood during a coronavirus lockdown this year was

a display in tokyo one of the many throughout the country the locations were kept secret to stop people from gathering at the launch site sites but the displays lasted long enough for people to watch from those or balcony organizers said they wanted to bring light to the skies during these dark times. are let's get a recap of our top stories here on d w president trump has warned that he will send in u.s. troops to quell violent protests following the death of a black man in police custody he said if mayors and state governors failed to take action he would quickly solve the problem for them to trump with speaking out the white house as police used tear gas to disperse protests nearby later thousands of people marched brooklyn and new york city shouting for justice. to the brother of george florida's call to the sense the u.s. continues to grapple with the unrest parked by his death and police custody and

autopsy report by the minneapolis county medical examiner shows floyd died from suffocation being restrained by police. thank you for watching t w news we're back at the top of the hour and you can always have to our website heat up you dot com for all the latest news and information around the clock.

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