i mean there's something wrong with. the cleaners social media shadow industry. this is g w news from the. chaos on the streets of paris as police crackdown on racism protesters police clashed with protesters and unauthorized inspiration inspired by black lines matter marches in the u.s. the large gatherings are still banned in france hit hard by the corona is also coming up tonight thousands are staging peaceful protests in new york after

a night of looting shattered the city's fragile recovery. and it is a country already ravaged by war yemen is now on the verge of collapse from the. international donors have pledged more than a $1000000000.00 in aid but it's not enough to stave off another catastrophe. it's good to have you with us we begin with outrage at the death of georgia floyd in police custody that is spreading around the world with demonstrations in many countries to protest police brutality and racism thousands of people in paris to find a ban on large gatherings this evening to protest the 26000 death in police custody . trial. a young frenchman of mali in origin and to express their

anger and systematic racism many of the demonstrators carried signs with slogans linked to the black lives matter movement in the u.s. the demonstration went off peacefully until police used tear gas to disperse the crowd some protesters were pelted by project. our let's go to paris lisa louis is on the story for us going to you lisa police and protesters they clashed in paris tonight what's the latest there well absolutely it seems to be calm and now the police have managed to evacuate the demonstrators from the original place of demonstration that is the united party in northern paris but there's still a lot of people in the streets around that and there still are lots of lots of policemen deployed ready to convince people to go home just remember this

demonstration was never authorized with the police and not because of the coronado eyes officially at least but because the police was fearing and indeed that violence that is now happening in the u.s. could spread over to france because they had seen such messes messages on social media and that's exactly what happened tonight were there protesters that they are out in solidarity with the u.s. demonstrators but they also paid tribute to a black man who died in police custody in france tell us about him. yes it happened in 26 scene about 4 years ago my tare it for 24 year old young man living in the suburb north of paris was stopped by the police and the he ran away every time he didn't have papers on him and when they finally caught up when with him in. an apartment he was lying on the floor and 3 policemen sat on him and then later arrested him brought him to a nearby police station shortly after he was dead they call. an ambulance but these

people couldn't do much any more so lots of people feel remember when they see what's happening in the us what's happened to george they they remember i'm a toy away because apparently at a mass last words were also i can't breathe i can't breathe. that's chilling to hear that what are protesters saying tonight i mean has there been much change in france since the death of. the feeling here is certainly that there hasn't been much change and if there has been change actually in the wrong way it's been in the wrong way you know just look back over the past few years there have been lots of demonstration it specially the yellow vest protests and there was a lot of police violence now at the palace and his even discussing as a new law a draft law that would forbid people from spreading images of the police and many

people feel that that would take away a big part of their protection from police violence here in france so there is a lot of mistrust amongst people towards the police and it's growing really right to our reporter lisa luers with the latest on the unrest in paris tonight lisa thank you. well there's unrest comes as france has relaxed more of its coronavirus lockdown measures people can now travel within the country restaurants and bars can reopen brand says been one of the worst hit countries here in europe so physical distancing it's part of the new normal but now after more than 2 months of walk some are saying that the time has come to rediscover old pleasures. finally a glass of rosé on the terrace is allowed once again after almost 3 months restaurants and cafes are allowed to open with limits in paris the return of the

french way of life. it would be one that this is the taste of happiness and of freedom. we can take up our old habits once again it's fun. but there are difficulties getting the new stock covered at started smartphone users are supposed to be warned by text message if for example they encounter someone who has covered 1000 on the street or while shopping for at least 15 minutes at a one meter distance then they'll be told to get tested this raises questions about data protection. act i think 1st of all there's still no proof that the app even works but the question of civil liberties is most important for us the dangers of mass surveillance. benetti this the rest of the of the mass. the health crisis is far from over the french finance minister may appear confident but he expects the economy to contract by 11 percent.

so she's good at this number reflects the brutality of the recession and the difficulties to still i had little see these. friends faces a long road to recovery. while in the united states thousands of protesters have flooded the streets of new york city calling for an end to police brutality of this rally organized by black lives matter is peaceful but the city's leaders fear other protests will turn violent after nightfall last night to find a curfew looters ransacking shops across the city the damages caused further discord between new york city mayor bill de blasio and new york's governor andrew cuomo who insists the national guard should be deployed blasio says the country's largest police force will be able to handle any unrest. ard for more now i'm joined by journalist james reimer he is joining us from manhattan

going to be to you james so these demonstrations they are taking place again on the streets there how are the protests going so far well of course what we're dealing with a moment protests in the daytime and so downtown at the september 11th memorial starting earlier today there were protests there were very good mate should you have all thongs delivering prayer and months and have been gauging a large group discussions as a big police presence and you might be able to hear a few sirens in the background a police helicopter. of course like i think that daytime protest. seems to start at nighttime when you've got a different kind of protest the coming out obviously. ok sorry about that yesterday you know. we've got a little delay here with this line that we just ask you this curfew has been

extended through sunday what does mayor de blasio what does he hope to achieve by extending this curfew well i think the key thing about the curfew is that it come down in time and so yesterday it started at 11 pm the curfew that's starting tonight and going on the rest of the way it's going to begin at 8 pm and i guess the hope there is that the large numbers of people peaceful protestors do that protesting in the daytime and get out and then that's going to make it easier for the police to be able to keep control of the situation if you have people in the city and some of these organized groups of protesters and this is information that comes from the police that some of the looting gangs the broken. stoltenberg arise and it's that. they were organized groups they're going to be easy to pick out and find out how to get. from the large big broad approach and that my also go to some of the organized protesters there are accusations and groups on the left

that also have been white nationalist groups on the right are involved in some kind of agitated so the hope is that the police they're going to be able to do their work more effectively so that the people who want to protest peacefully against what can only be can it's a great school killing of an unarmed black man. last week in minnesota they can do that and the final table to be brought under control and then you can go back to tackling the current of iraq. or a journalist james royal there with the latest on those protests in the curfew in new york city james thank you. well germany's foreign minister has insisted that journalists must be allowed to do their job safely when reporting on the unrest in the united states. comments came after a deja vu correspondent stefan z moans was shot at twice by police with rubber

bullets in minneapolis last weekend he was one of many reporters in the us who have had their work limited by police during these protests the german foreign minister also expressed his sympathy for peaceful 6 demonstrators in the u.s. international donors have promised $1300000000.00 u.s. dollars in aid to yemen but the u.n. says that's half of what is really needed 5 years of war there between hutu rebels and the saudi military alliance have left 80 percent of the population reliant on food aid and with the coronavirus now spreading in the country the u.n. warns that the country is in a race against time. but the task of digging fresh grains has fallen to children the death toll in the port city of aden is said to have quintupled the corona virus is spreading rapidly in yemen the health care system is on the verge of collapse just a few clinics are still open there's an under supply of medicine disinfectants

intensive care unit bends and above all doctors so we're hearing stories of people coming to health facilities it is stress reading and i terrorism so of being turned away because there's nothing that the cities can do because i have no money and no star yemen at the edge of the abyss after 5 years of war between who the rebels had to sell the military alliance the infrastructure has been destroyed and hygenic conditions are catastrophic some 16000000 people including 2000000 children are starving and now face the coronavirus u.n. funding is running out. of virtual conference for donors led by saudi arabia and including $65.00 other benefactors plants to fill that gap. but as a warring party the saudis have also been accused of crimes. on honesty including the un have documented dozens and dozens of i know for the air strikes

that have targeted medical facilities hospitals general holds shooting continues even as donations are collected what may be the world's greatest humanitarian crisis will only get worse as long as weapons are still being fired. was 6 years of war in eastern ukraine have claimed more than 10000 lives and forced millions to leave their homes today a ukrainian delegation here in berlin said that stalled peace talks should resume soon a fast track to peace process was a key campaign pledge from ukraine's president what appears alinsky but one year into the jobs alinsky is finding out that political promises are one thing the realities on the ground or another. tanks on the roads and shifting front lines may now be a thing of the past but the dying in don't bass has never stopped the most recent fatality just one week ago a 24 year old ukrainian soldier. civilian casualties are rare and now that the

people of donbass a paying a very real price for this war millions have been forced to leave their homes and those many older ukrainians who stayed in separatist controlled territory must cross a heavily weaponized frontline just to pick up their pensions. 6 years of negotiations are founded on one key question who should make the 1st concession russia with ukraine even face to face meeting in paris didn't help it's a standoff that's put a stable cease fire out of reach let alone negotiated end to this conflict but do ordinary ukrainians still believe this conflict can be resolved by negotiation. it's only talks won't achieve anything good and has his goals and he's not going to change. the i don't think france and germany should stay involved we need more pressure on putin he's someone who only understands brute force. you've got

a system that i think we should talk directly to put and it's in his hands he started all this. in south that i'm at the festival. as efforts to bring putin selenski face to face for a 2nd summit get underway in berlin today back in ukraine hopes are fading that celebs he can succeed where his previous have failed and bring a rapid end to this one. you're watching from berlin chris covert is up next with business stick around to be right back. the global corona traces you can find more information online said d w dot com and on t.w. social media channels.

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