if this is the deadly news live from berlin a message to u.s. president donald trump black lives matter spilled out in giant lead his along the street leading to the white house more protests are expected across america in the run up to george floyd's funeral next week. plus a day w. reporter tells us he's on a personal story about the racism he's encountered here in berkeley. because the staring and of course with comments and statements about my skin color.

and europe's top negotiator sees no significant progress during the latest talks on a trade deal with britain. and on the world environment i will take a look at the future of the planet's global kogut of emergency has led to a cut in pollution and greenhouse gas emissions in some regions but many down whether the improvement is sustained. a match and held welcome protesters in the u.s. vowed to continue to rally on the streets after 10 consecutive days of demonstrations of the death of george floyd in police custody last month in washington d.c. the mayor has formally asked president donald trump to remove federal forces from the capital and the city workers and volunteers have painted a huge message of support for the protest movement on a street leading to the white house. at

a news conference at the white house on friday u.s. president donald trump said all americans should be treated equally by police but a remark truck made about george floored george floyd rather while commenting on better than expected unemployment figures has drawn maybe an outrage but also what happened last week we can't let that happen hopefully george is looking down right now and saying this is a great thing that's happening for our country this is a great day for him it's a great day for everybody it's a great day for everybody this is a great great day in terms of equality it's really what our constitution requires and it's what our country is all about that was president trump speaking a short while ago well let's bring in d.w. correspondent stephanie in minneapolis stephanie how of those words being greeted on the streets where you are. you know well we were mats with

confusion. with the simple fact that people didn't understand really the people we talked to hear. what the president was going on about their they have definitely. not in not the not the impression that the president was involved in any. of this yet at the right time he the people here think that the president. can't relate really be. doesn't really matter what he says or things and see still doesn't understand what is actually happening here in minneapolis minnesota about all across the country. given what you say what what does a telling you is there any real way to gauge what effect if any mr trump's handling of the crisis will have on his chances of re-election in november. i think it

will have a tremendous impact i think it has tremendous impact now i think there are new polls out there and those polls are saying that. something if a presidential candidate joe biden is leading in those polls by a wide margin if you for donald trump even in those battles states where mr trump normally had the edge on. i'm not hard pressed to say that. the president didn't have many friends here and with this crowd and with the african-american population here in minneapolis and probably across country despite of what he claims and he definitely didn't make any friends new friends here that is that is for sure at least that's what we're hearing. stephan your standing in the way this conversation started with a protest started to protest as planned to mine tying the momentum they've built with this protest movement. excellent question anthony this is the key question

here how do they get organized how do they get such a structure and what they doing nice going forward and that is what they also very concerned about so they saw on the thinking and talking and planning going on behind the scenes but yeah that's what it's all about if you if one wants this to become a movement a true movement and wants to sustain the pressure asserted on society to take action regarding substantial structural systemic racism all over the country then there has to be an organization and they have to become organized much better than they are right now however we'll see on the weekend there are protest marches planned all over the country of course in minneapolis to let's see where this is going. on the streets of minneapolis as a western seamounts thank you so much. well another case of police brutality is

pocked outrage in the u.s. this time in buffalo new york an elderly man fell to the ground and was seriously injured after he was pushed by a police officer place initially stated that the man tripped and fell to offices that things suspended without pay the governor of new york state as cold the incident utterly describes. all this is just the latest video to emerge from us protest this way phidias of violence between police and protesters have been secularly circulating on social media but not everyone is saying the same ones the cif has been analyzing how your twitter fake could affect what kind of images you're seeing of the anti rices protests dami and tell us about your research so we wanted to look at how online filter bubbles are affecting the image that we have in our mind when we think of the black lives matter protests that are going on the u.s. right now so we did a little experiment we created a mock twitter account. to look we created to mock twitter accounts side by side

one from a prominent right wing. commentator online donald trump jr the president's son has very often far right wing views and is known for being pretty loud on twitter so we create an account following 200 people that he also follows so this won't show what he tweets but rather what he sees when he goes on to twitter and to compare that we made one that looks at alexandria cause or cortez's twitter feed so we can kind of see what she sees when you look at things of the spectrum exactly right and what we notice is that the twitter bubble effect is definitely real videos are occurring in one feed that don't occur in the other feed and so on one good example is police brutality towards journalists or violence towards journalists in general and we see it in alexander crazier cortez's feed this video came up a few times showing police accosting a journalist and now you see here. this video occurred

a couple of times in donald trump jr's feud which shows protesters assaulting a journalist so you see that they're creating different narratives of police assaulting journalists versus protesters assaulting journalists a small side note that journalist actually if you look at his twitter feed he seems much more concerned about police violence toward journalists and cited a study that showed $140.00 cases of police attacking journalist during these protests and so what about the video we saw earlier in the program of the older man who was suffered serious injuries after being shoved to the ground by police this is one instance that we saw this video appearing in both feed so in. cortez's feed we saw it 17 times occurring 17 times in just the 3 hours after we created that profile and donald trump jr profile was only occurring 2 times but what you see here is that these are right wing journalists and pundits who are actually admitting that this was evidence of police brutality so even they when they look at

this say that they had the police cross the line although they asked why the media is going much more on this story than other stories of protesters violence so i wouldn't say there's 2 sides of the story here and that if anybody just saw the world through somebody else's eyes they would be no protests but i think there's evidence of a very big divide in how people are perceiving the protests and us very interesting i mean say thanks so much thank you well the turmoil that has gripped america rather the death of george floyd has turned the spotlight on racism in other countries they doubly is to ponder. reports now on his on personal experience as a black person living here in germany he also looks at allegations of racism and police brutality elsewhere in europe. this memorial to george floyd popped up last weekend. well he died of the hands of a policeman in the us his death is also being used to bring awareness to racism

here in germany and across the world. it is hard to find a country without any form of racism and i experienced that here as well in berlin as the daring and of course comments and statements about my skin color. but you cannot move around the city as a black person without being aware obvious gain color on average there are $3.00 to $4.00 racist incidents reported per day in the german capital according to the berlin register for discrimination and not everyone is reporting them so there could be far more. that's why the black lights matter movement has also been protesting here in berlin and while europe has fewer deadly incidents involving the police some cases have stayed with me gania some of those not that long ago only giallo burned to death in the police cell here in germany in 2005 no one was

convicted for his death. in the u.k. in 2011 mark duggan was shot by a policeman who was never convicted. in france adama died during police custody in 2016 and no one has been found responsible for his death that's why the protests in france have been violent. people are frustrated with structural racism. hasn't really dealt with its links to slavery and i'm here in germany several streets i named after individuals from the countries colonial period i can berlin's african quarter where even now some streets bear the names of germany's most infamous and brutal cologne new figures whether it's history oh every day racism black people's experiences are being ignored and that's why i'm also frustrated we need to address

every day racism and also the past because that's the only way to move forward. that was. for porting there the latest official job numbers from the us showed the unemployment right there. is fooling the bureau of labor statistics say the jobless rate dropped to 30.3 percent last month 2500000 people found work after more than $20000000.00 lost their jobs in eifel the rise in employment could suggest the companies are bringing workers back on board as parts of the economy reimage from walk down it. will spot the improvement in the employment figures the u.s. economic process is bringing on precent of hardship food banks are providing essential help for those at the shop in many a turning to charity for the 1st time. look beyond the economic numbers and you find scenes like this a car park turned into

a heaving food bank on the outskirts of new york city and a convoy of sheer desperation. very. mother of 4 must see a doctor he lost her hotel job when this crisis began and when the kids in class i would say you have to go on a solo sugar and water just assert that. you. integrate on rivaling of the u.s. jobs market drive through food bank has become a lifeline for those hardest hit the people we've distributed other get out the number 1200000 more meals this year same time as last year it's a dramatic thing for the myriad believes he knows where her husband was laid off making ends hard to meet her job is safe for now besides if you heard of our

species at work in the intensive care unit at bellevue. i have been very stressed. to see the least. she's not alone long lines reflect the depths of despair this pandemic has brought. and hopefully we'll be able to get over this. coronavirus together. here at least community is helping. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. president donald trump has reportedly ordered the pentagon to cut the number of u.s. troops stationed in germany by nearly a 3rd according to the government sources cited by the wall street journal round 25000 and would remind americans forces have been stationed in germany since the end of world war 2. the striving court has banned black lives math a protest that was planned in sydney over the weekend. in the state of new south wales took protest organizers to court arguing the event breached coronavirus

social distancing rose with thousands of people expected to attend the event. russia says it has stopped the spread of a massive oil spill in northern siberia a criminal investigation is underway into the cause of the disaster which happened when i d's awareness of walk collapsed at a power station cleanup and environmental recovery might take notes. on the latest threats of talks between the european union and the u.k. have ended with no significant progress according to the a used top negotiator michele banja is accused london of failing to on of the brakes a divorce agreement as the 2 sides try to thrash out a trade deal before the end of the union on the it claims british officials are trying to backtrack on commitments they've already agreed to. well earlier i spoke to a correspondent back at mass and i asked her whether the u.k. was prepared both politically and economically to leave you without

a deal at the end of the this is a nice what does johnson and his government insinuate and as saying well we do want it deal however we don't want to deal at any costs but we do know that the u.k. economy is already deeply hit by the corona crisis is the deepest economic crisis the country has ever been and and if on top of that there is a node you have bragg's it which might mean terrorists. on various goods and then really acrimonious split with its closest trading partners that would be a fad ahead for the u.k. economy we know for example that so-called make us a saying well they have to relocate that plants so it would be really really deep hit for the u.k. economy on top of all the political damage that that would cause. they're reporting from london where the new israeli government is pushing ahead with plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank the plan has drawn criticism both

internationally and from palestinian groups but it's got the support of u.s. president donald trump a reporter 10 year claim of visited the city of jericho in the jordan valley one of the bridges that israel intends to an extent reports on the fields of the city's palestinian population. data from a evil him dyke is checking on his palm trees near jericho a palestinian city in the choice valley the harvest you in september but the palestinian farmer is worried about the weeks ahead israel's plans to annex the jordan valley in the summer would have serious repercussions for palestinians. we have become disappointed there is no clear path for peace with this decision it brings about disillusionment and pessimism that it's all over. the show. dike borys that this unilateral move by the israeli government means the end of any

prospect of an independent palestinian state and this might lead to violence jericho itself would remain under the administration of the palestinian authority but it would be surrounded by the next area the plans are based on u.s. president donald trump's controversial peace proposal in jericho people are worried about what the consequences will be. because beach on land and side you're like foreignness in our own country and now the area where we are allowed to and they feel become theirs as well because this will bring an end to farther this is what will happen if the next test is who are going to stand up against israel and against a palestinian authority. captured and occupied the jordan valley in 1967 it makes up a sizable part of a large contiguous area within the occupied west bank is right considers the area a strategic security buffer to what's the east palestinians say without the jordan

valley they can't be a palestinian state. in hama low the palestinian leadership canceled security cooperation with the u.s. last week cut longtime p.l.o. negotiator once about further questions but it was an exception is the destruction of the platoon i thought it cannot be sustained within i thought he was born. through negotiations from occupation going to print now from saying no no you will be on that occupation but we don't know the name sever e.u. states the u.n. and arab states like neighboring jordan have already won this may lead to severe consequences but most palestinians have lost all hope that cautions will change israel's plans. south africa has begun easing its coronavirus lockdown at infection numbers have started to rise sharply president cyril ramaphosa says he is

particularly concerned about the area around cape town on a visit to the city from a poser opened a temporary field hospital and was briefed on the drive to contain the virus the government is struggling with shortages testing kids health care staff and hospital beds. earlier we spoke with correspondent at creech and asked him what was expected of cyril ramaphosa visit to. well from up with i came here to see how ready the state is for the peak of the pandemic which is possibly already happening yes by the end of this month he was supposed to come here already last month but then the prime minister in the western cape had to go and parents and so the visit to test had to be postponed we have to recall that cape town has been having relatedly high numbers of corn of ira's cases compared to the rest of the country ever since the beginning remember it's a very cosmopolitan city a lot of international guests coming here to resent the tourists also brought so many cases the virus to the area but in the early stages of the outbreak the

numbers where still a very low because the south africa implemented a very strict lockdown as you as you have mentioned and that way the number stayed low but now for weeks they have been easing these restrictions and it was clear from the 1st place that the numbers which be going up and at the moment we see this massive explosion of course on our virus cases especially here and we're seeing a spread specially in the townships in the poorer areas of the city where people live in very poor circumstances in very congested areas and it's very difficult for them obviously to to social systems in many cases from at the increase in capetown now to some of the other stories making news around the globe. on a city close to the russian border has started mass testing its residents for the coronavirus the angle is taking the step after detecting new asymptomatic cases who have the original epicenter of the pandemic test of the almost all of its 11000000 residents last month 300 of them tested positive for the virus. the un's nuclear

watchdog says iran has 8 times the limit have been reached me and set out in the 2015 deal with the house run 1000 is no longer bound by the restrictions since the us birth withdrew from the deal and re imposed sanctions on tehran. german police are investigating if the man suspected of murder of the british tabloid madeline mccann might also be linked to the disappearance of another child in germany a 5 year old. from saxony and holt went missing without a trace while on an outing with the family in 2015. mosques in the intonation capital jakarta have opened for prayers for the 1st time in 9 weeks where ship is supposed to bring that on prayer broad's where mosques and remained one meter high temperature chicks are also carried out at the entrance to the most . well the un has doesn't at this ignited today world environment day it's

a global health emergency has cut pollution and greenhouse gas emissions in some regions because economic activity has been widely suspended but not all environmentalist are optimistic about what this could mean for the future. time for nature the tagline for this year's world environment day the theme biodiversity more than 500 species have gone extinct in the last 100 years another 500 are on the brink human driven climate change is one of the fact it's pushing what scientists say is a sick mass extinction. industrial production and travel are some of the main causes of the c o 2 emissions causing global heating but the coronavirus crisis has largely brought them to a halt the biggest drops in global emissions so far came as a result of conflicts and 3 global recessions but some projections say the current crisis could lead to the biggest ever drop in emissions more than all these

previous reductions combines. still some experts say it's not enough i think there is a short term gain you know like we're seeing c o 2 reductions right while but we need really a massive global. effort to solve the climate crisis and right now we are going to spend the next 5 years you know ogress on this pandemic and responding to it which are 5 years that we don't really have. authorities move out of lockdown the question is how will they do that for nature environmentalists will be hoping for a more sustainable step into the future. also on world environment day we turn to brazil where the tension centering on the pandemic away from the big cities and eco disaster is unfolding officials have been downgrading if it's to protect the rainforest and moving to open up the region to money. even with the element of

surprise police raids are rarely a complete success this gaping wound in the amazon rainforest was made by gold miners they fled but the police torched an excavator they left behind its own gold miners grog were not criminals on one of the excavators but look what they've done to this area. the police leave and the miners return even before the fires are out. on their mobile phones they record a message for brazil's president is our year bull so naro so. what we've asked the government and the environment minister have promised that we can enter the indigenous territories that's what we're waiting for that was a special suspect that you've also nara wants to open up protected rain forest for mining in a recent cabinet meeting his environment minister urged action. we should act

now while the media are preoccupied with the coronavirus. we should quickly change all environmental protection laws. but deforestation of the amazon has accelerated sharply since the start of the pandemic. environmental activists are concerned what is this what is the more the there is increasing pressure from the farming lobby as. well it's from the financial backers of the gold mines and local politicians. the police are too stretched to make a difference also nor recently slash the budget for patrolling the amazon and even have the officer commanding this read transferred. sport down in basketball the n.b.a. has come up with a plan to return to action on july 31 with a $22.00 team format rest of the season will be tied at disney's sports complex in florida without fans present players will be able to stop trying again at the end

of this month teams will play i regular season games to determine who qualifies for the playoffs this season has been suspended since the middle of march. you're watching day doubly news remember you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our website at state dot com and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram to me at g.w. news is the handle spin good to have you with us and i'll be back shortly with the dice so if you can please stay with us.

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way it's all transmitted to the troops. men in the grass mom much and i. did have. a week of emotion and tension draws to a close in the united states as the family of george floyd prepared to bid farewell to a brother and son questions being raised about racism and injustice and hopes raised to the just maybe distant those questions might be answered and not only in america i'm anthony how in berlin and this is the day.