usage of the boy. stay safe. to say. this is g.w. news live from berlin pent up anger over racism pours out in london protesters there joined a wave of demonstrations kicked off in the us against the death of the black man in police custody activists say that people of color in the u.k. face systematic braces and that has proved deadly all too often. also coming up

u.s. protesters to find curfews to vent their anger over police brutality but the violence subsides are these demonstrations a watershed moment for civil rights in america and after months of lockdown italy declares itself open again for tourists but it may be a tough sell of travel rules make the trip more of a headache and a holiday. and those corona virus spreads intent and we will find out how the country is coming up with new ways of putting it in the medical document it needs to save lives. kelly welcome to the program we begin this hour in london where a mass rally is being held over the death of george floyd who died in the u.s. in police custody last week the black lives matter movement organize. the

demonstration in hyde park to draw attention to the abuse of black people's rights worldwide and protests began after 46 year old mr floyd died in minneapolis after being arrested for allegedly using fake money video of his final minutes show a police officer kneeling on the side of his neck in order to restrain him. and let's get more now we are joined by to have you correspondent there get mass who is following developments in london beer get bring us up to date on what's going on around you. was approaches that absolutely shoot stay started in the hyde park in center love that and then made their way. london and. the parliament area just behind the house of parliament some protests as of march on to dubnyk street i think these days of the protests has even surprised organizers it's is really several 1000 people and the much staking older way through central london

very peacefully and socially distance as far as is possible of course there are some bottlenecks and people. places quite close together also closely monitored by the police while i have to say from what i have seen have been very very distant they have tried not to interfere i witnessed one seed was some protesters away shooing away a police car the police come back to way in order not to as collate so from what i have seen no tensions here and the peaceful protests very emotional. and the british prime minister boris johnson commenting on the death of george floyd today let's have a listen to what he said in parliament and then get your reaction there after i know this is just a good read to begin by associating my so i absolutely with. the writer we don't have to say about the death of georgia. floyd and i think what happened.

in the united states was appalling it was excusable we all saw it all our screens and i perfectly understand people's right to protest but what took place over the city i would say believe the protests should take place in a food and reasonable way and bear great the u.k. has its own problems with racism doesn't it. well i've spoken to many protesters here and asking them why they're coming and many young people that i've spoken to say that they feel 'd there is not the overt racism that they feel is visible in the u.s. but it's more subtle is what many said it's more institutional several told me that they feel that it starts at school that they're being treated differently that the expectations towards the bar not as high as towards their fellow white pupils they're talking about racism in the playground so this is the overarching motive

that many are saying it's not just a phenomenon in the u.s. it's worldwide and it's also here in the u.k. . these protests taking place not only against the backdrop of racism but that people are protesting indeed out there but also of the covert 19 pandemic which has hit the u.k. terribly hard hasn't it. yes for sure the u.k. has a box the highest number of deaths in europe and officially the u.k. is still in some look and so gatherings like this not really allowed however the police and the all thirty's and you've had boris johnson that have decided to take a step back because they are very felt that the feeling about people is very high and the people really want to have this out and they want to meet up and they all thirty's from what i can see are doing their best to keep it peaceful deescalate and allow people to have as much distance. between each other as possible

comparative mass in london thank you. and now we have from london to the united states where the frustration and the anger continue to fuel protest now entering its 9th day but the violence that has marred previous rally rallies has dropped off the demonstrators are demanding an end to racism after a white police officer killed an unarmed african-american man george floyd by kneeling on his neck more than $9000.00 protesters have been arrested across several cities defying curfews and demanding an end to police file. another standoff between police and protest is. 'd both ends of new york's manhattan bridge temporarily blocked by police after the 8 pm curfew kicks in the defiant crowds trapped until the brooklyn side of the bridge

is reopened for the record coming out well but stooped over. to forward to come over to see some good books here. asking for. others to defy new york's curfew marching through the city to protest at the death of george floyd an african-american at the hands of police most were peaceful but there were reports of violence including by some police officers. grabbed innocent people for no reason i just started like a coffin and pushed them to the ground this do was abuse a journalist and a press does a press pass in a bush into the ground. president trump has threatened to deploy the military and has already called up more than $20000.00 national guard troops. it's a move that angered many including former presidential hopeful elizabeth warren

because it's about all these ways rugby is imposing a violent crime on our mortal people are here want to have a little protest against the police right even the pope has spoken out condemning racism and violence. we cannot tolerate or turn a blind eye to racism and exclusion in any form and yet claim to defend the sacredness of every human life. and at the heart of all this a human tragedy. the mother of george floyd stuart or on able to hold back her tears and the full not paid. every of yours because they won't justice a hill. i won't justice for here because he was. no matter well him about it they should. in this is the

group he was the good. those calls for justice ringing out across the united states and beyond. we spoke with edna born naam a u.s. born historian of anti colonialism and activists and writer as well as a research fellow at the max planck institute of history and science here in berlin she's been writing extensively about discrimination against black people we asked her how she is personally experiencing the recent events in the us to be honest the species like a century i was born and raised and purchased american and like most black americans most of. the out of driftwood having to. have the tissue from our essential plant. is because of the connection and knowledge we have about

how united states and most of the world is unjust to black people and against a history of sleep the 1st lady came in this is accused 69 she continues and continues to read as we just how our lives don't matter to the police they don't matter to the government and the region and purchased. by product centuries of holy ox you may be hearing this is justice and that was and now but i'm speaking with us earlier let's get a check now of some other stories making news around the world facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has defended his decision not to take action against a series of posts from u.s. president donald trump critics say that the post spread misinformation about voting by mail and encouraged violence against demonstrators several facebook employees have resigned over the company's stance. psycho nisar has

made a landfall in india's western coast the authorities in the megacity home by have closed factories and offices and called for residents to stay indoors around 100000 people have been evacuated from flood prone air. it's the 1st powerful storm to hit the region in decades. germany will lift travel warnings for $29.00 european countries beginning on june 15th foreign minister heikal moss says that germany will continue to monitor infection rates especially in countries like the u.k. and he's oversize that this step is not a return to business as usual he writes this. i know this decision will raise great hopes and expectations but there is something we need to bear in mind travel warnings are not travel bans and travel advisories are not invitations to travel again. that's also something we want to make clear in our advisories which may also

include the urgent advice not to travel to countries like the u.k. for instance while people arriving there still have to quarantine themselves for 14 days fortunately must also avoid creating a false sense of security the pandemic is still far from over and together we must avoid the revival of tourism leading to a 2nd wave in germany or anywhere else and are our most as germany's foreign minister and italy is reopening its borders to travelers from europe today and allowing residents to travel between regions again the country is hoping to revive its tourism industry after months of lockdown but hotel owners fear gas will stay away despite measures designed to make them feel safe we report now from a resort south of rome. the battle for the best bot on the beach has begun. bit out of the wants to be in the front row of his home beach but

everything looks quite different this year with the coronavirus of course always cover things looking with the umbrellas and see this and seeing the 4 by 3 meters 12 square meters each so i can only fit half as many out there. conditions and to reflect those across italy like on this dream beach south of rome the same social distancing rules apply just as they do in our 5000 kilometers of beaches throughout the country fears that tourists just won't show up this summer are running high maybe the people are only allowed to swim in the ocean no chatting no gathering you have to get right back to your son shares. but many in the hospitality industry are worried will foreign tourists really come to italy large numbers come from germany or sweden but many europeans are fearful after italy was struck so fiercely by the pandemic. what

kind of europe is this where neighboring countries say don't travel to italy it's not safe maybe we are the safest country in the world now because we were the 1st nation after china to be hit hard by the virus and we have now almost completely defeated it. into tina there are signs that life is slowly returning to normal. the fisherman have only recently started to more in the harbor again most of the catch goes to restaurant owners like that out of the but as long as they were close scampi and giant crabs couldn't find the market. some tourists are back into the cina at least italian ones for them the desire for sun sand and see is now spreading more powerful even the fear of the infection in gene of it out of these restaurants cooking is finally on their way again but only under strict hygiene rules in the restaurant the safety distance is measured

exactly to the centimeter all guests must also register with name and address so that the entire chain of infection could be traced if necessary. when this is all over the 1st thing we'll do is open a few bottles of champagne or politico and celebrate and hopefully have a laugh about this strange adventure we've been through together. gino bit out of the says the spot everything he's sure the beauty of the mediterranean sea here in tichina will always draw to respect again. you're watching the news told to calm the. action tonight when braman take on frankfurt in a match for you scheduled for early march due to a storm braman desperately need the wind if they are to. avoid being. hong kong and china have reacted angrily to foreign criticism of beijing's plans to introduce

a new security law in the semi autonomous territory teach chief executive kerry lam accuse the u.k. of double standards after british prime minister boris johnson said that millions of hong kong residents could have a path to u.k. citizenship if china limits rights by imposing the law the former british colony was. promised a high degree of autonomy and rights in 1997 hand-over treaty between britain and china. but fears that autonomy is being lost has fueled anti-government protests in hong kong since last june more than 8000 people have been arrested but hundreds have fled to evacuate persecution now many are finding refuge in taiwan phoebe kong sent us this report on one protester in exile running after hong kong style cup they used to be an every day event for tom not his rooming but now is let's remember him and many other homeowners living in exile in taiwan is just all in the

immunity is to new that was at his type a cafe that have become remedies to ease his homesickness. it reminds me of the days when we used to buy food from cafes like this one during the protests and which finish it joining a march it's a shame that i can't help anymore the only thing i can do is watch the news on my cell phone. last year tom took part in many confrontational protest including storming the whole legislature and beseeching unique person a campuses he regards himself as a problem i protested then fled to taiwan in december when police began to investigate. i fled because i don't believe that the judiciary will be holding fair trials for example one man who stopped peaceful protest as he was complimented by the judge for court showing noble qualities but we don't see similar comments

for the 1st protester he was convicted of rioting just because he was throwing objects i don't trust the judges because they appear to be biased. his fear has been intensified by beijing's point to end that a national security law for hong kong which has triggered global concern over the city's remaining freedoms as many as 300 protesters like tom hall called for taiwan over the past year despite a lack of asylum laws taiwanese or forty's have supported to protest they have pledged more measures to help settle people excavating from hong kong. this is the 1st restaurant in taiwan offering top opportunities to hong kong protesters in mexico the hope it could be a sustainable way above them to let the living and whatever projects such a cool chick and all our shops i don't know why a small protest as i don't like to call. tom often plays basketball or to keep busy

today is joined by his friend and fellow protesters seaman seaman who also prefers not to give his real name left home call nearly a year ago he sets the chances of returning home getting slimmer day by day. once the national security law is imposed and isn't going to be any different from mainland china i'm not just worried about my personal safety i'm also worried about my family and. i'm concerned that they might be intimidated i might even get up ducted by chinese agents but i don't plan to be in exxon forever i hope that i regain my strength one day and be able to take back my home and. both of them will start studying in taiwan later this year just like hong kong thomas seaman face an uncertain future but at least they are relatively safe for now. and phoebe kong correspondent joins us now from hong kong with more how

welcome are hong kong or is like tom in taiwan. well actually hong kong protests just like they are overwhelming support in taiwan in general we have seen light after them script and see people groups they are actively helping this kind of protest in south play in terms of financial and then show a are ours and our kinds of assistance providing them and also even though taiwan is such a politically polarized society. are 7 the protests and you know they have one supporter in the polling that many lawmakers are now pushing for a bill for hong kong to help this kind of protests and so far in general if we really see it out how protesters say one empathy and sympathy and also support.

are taiwan's r.t. and also in society in general meantime british prime minister boris johnson is promising hong kong residents a path to citizenship if china n.x. the planned national security law house how's that going down. so far there are nearly 3 in medium whole sort of war holding or eligible. british national open seas which is a coup only of i'm back in. court hong kong's hello approach to china so now the u.k. government is saying that they're going to push for a renewed citizenship policy to allow this kind of citizens to. allow them to our attention really gave a real british citizenship in the u.k. so it. surprisingly and rage. on the bench in foreign

ministry and today they stated that this is irresponsible remarks is an irresponsible accusation and are criticizing them are like interfering in hong kong and china's internal affairs as usual but i think this is not going to change the british policy in general that they're going to push for on their own life policy change in the citizenship policy if you can in hong kong thank you. countries across africa face a growing threat from the coronavirus kenya is now experiencing spikes in new infections some of its poorest communities are in desperate need of more supplies but imports from abroad have slowed and prices have skyrocketed now engineering students and doctors in nairobi are working to produce essential medical equipment to beat the virus. every breath counts that's the message of the hayward telling

plant in kenya's capital nairobi. its director steve out of balance is responsible for the production of oxygen which is essential in treating covert 19 patients. but sourcing oxygen was a problem in africa up until now oxygen is expensive up to at least almost 10 times as expensive in africa as compared to their western counterparts were able to reduce their cost of oxygen with oxygen distribution models in the listing and because it would remove those and oxygen is reduced by at least 30 percent. the oxygen is used in ventilators which are quickly employed when patients are showing severe symptoms but there are not enough ventilators in africa so kenya has come up with a solution engineering students and health professionals in nairobi have to sign a ventilator that can be produced for tenths of the cost of an imported machine and

. this means that we can have solutions. of sorts a specific novel. that lockdown. nothing is forbidden and if it was a bit it would say that that's if they can. the problem of protective masks has also been solved locally they are now coming out of a 3 d. printer owned by may who's shah's nairobi based firm it is producing 500 a day over the 30 years the coming together like a 3 d. printing. you know elaborated all sharing one design. costing method and there is producing the same thing so yeah it is. but the most important is oxygen itself the 1st where tell a plant opened in 2014 and more have followed with the support of donations from the us great britain and unicef it's a model of success. 150 facilities in kenya across

over 20 counties in kenya are receiving oxygen from our 3 plants. and the public and private facilities alike 70 percent of the facilities are public facilities serving bottom of the pyramid population. they were telling has helped advance kenya's health care system with oxygen the w.h.o. in the meantime has classified this life giving element as an essential medicine. tonight in the bundle of bremen take on frankfurt in a match that was postponed from early march due to a storm bremen were all but certain to be relegated to the 2nd division before playing was suspended because of the coronavirus but they have found their form since the season for a start the clock is ticking with just 6 games remaining. all the clubs that have

used the pandemic pause to good effect it's their braman. all but relegated before the break the green and whites have emerged from lockdown fitter more focused and more productive. but it's great because we made use of the time off to get in better shape we can play at high tempo and we're raring to go and you can see that it's not 10. 7 points from 9 games have also come with an added bonus. 3 clean sheets thanks to flying czech republic. problems out of the other problem is there are only 6 games left and we're still down at the bottom it was and is a dramatic situation this is not the time to be happy about how things are going when i get on the bus i'm focused on getting ready for frankfurt and that's what i expect from the guys to complete focus on your complaint. with so few games

left a result against frankfurt is mandatory if braman are to make football's greatest scape. mind our top story mass demonstrations are under way in london protesters have turned out in solidarity with rallies in the us against the killing of a black man in police custody prime minister boris johnson called george floyd's death a calling and said that he supported. you have today thanks for watching.

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