june 13th on g.w. . this is the w. news live from berlin protesters have gathered outside the white house in washington following the death of george floyd as the world witnesses another day of global protest against racism and police brutality thousands gather in the u.s. capitol for what could be the biggest demonstrations yet. and by munich recover from an early wobble against by a liver couzin to edge closer to an 8th consecutive time we have

a full natural course coming. out of his welcome to the program protesters are gathering in washington d.c. for what are expected to be the largest protests yet against police brutality in the united states people are assembling a different points in the city and i expect it to convene near the white house later in the day authorities closed off much of the downtown area to traffic the washington protest and others are all the world ever risen from outrage over the death of george floyd he was an african-american man who died in police custody in minneapolis 10 days ago. let's go straight to washington and bring in the w.'s bureau chief there at some of phenomena who's at the protest near. why it was

like some of the protests are building that tell us where you are what's happening there. so there is definitely a lot of movement here as you can see there are still people ever right being here just 2 blocks away from the white house but there are also people who are taking marching to different locations across the city because there are many different demonstrations taking place and actually that's what is so fs in aging about the protests today there are barry seem to be very spontaneous people taking off marching spontaneously i asked some of them where right are they marching today didn't know they just want to show their solidarity with the black lives matter movements and maybe you can see this yellow color on the streets here it is very huge sign black lives matter sign that's the cease may have bowed their hats painted on the streets as of course

a symbol absolutely darity with that the protesters but also as a clear message to president trump the man has been very critical of the president and his decision to deploy military and national guards to the city and he's asking he came to to pull that the federal forces out of the city and she a she also was here to address the crowd once again show them that she is supporting their peace hold protest and this is a difference of course is about solidarity with the black movement but there are some some clear demands there as well and that. yes of course still people i talked to told me that they want justice for george floyd that one step they want the officers involved in his status to be punished to be convicted many i talked to told me about they own experiences with police brutality. see with the racial

injustice some told me how difficult it is for them to get a good job because they are black and still are demanding changes in the u.s. and when you just look about what's happening how cities across the u.s. are discussing what to do how to address the issues whether to downsize different or even and polish police forces that's huge discussion going on and said this understanding that something has to be changed as are you mentioned the police how strong is the presence of police there and also all the any soldiers that. so i haven't seen any police forces where we are standing ads and we also. didn't see any military federal forces maybe i would come around on the show as once again the setting can hear where we are but i have to say that we did see some

federal forces at the white house on our way of course secret service national guard all of them protecting the white house and the president you see that maybe you can see right now practice is dancing enjoying themselves so this is a very peaceful protest with a lot of people having fun and and trying to enjoy this and beautiful saturday in washington d.c. and the same time showing how important it is to that there will be changes in their country. and some of phenomena reporting live from washington d.c. thank you. as outrage spreads over the killing of george floyd in the u.s. protesters have taken to the streets in many parts of the world calling for an end to racism and police brutality in the united states as well as in their own cause societies is a look at answer some of the protests taking place around the well today in solidarity with a black lives not

a movement. rarely have protests of the deaths in custody drawn so many astray and tens of thousands rally going astray in cities large and small their focus hundreds of aboriginal people who have died in jails and police stations in the last 30 years with no officer ever found guilty here the death of george floyd has suddenly created widespread anger about in the strelley and problem way that you want to just be my people and it's time to make a change and i only way that people are going to listen to me and i'm going to get peace. in brazil demonstrators have been raising their voices against the killing of black people mainly in porn neighborhoods called the favelas. every 23 minutes in the world a young black person dies we have to fight because of that if we don't fight that will continue and we will keep dying in mexico masked demonstrators vandalized buildings and threw stones at the u.s.

embassy in the capital the protests began here on thursday after the death of a young man state he was allegedly beaten to death in the police station for not wearing a face mask. we are here in support of the great uprising of black people and of all colors for the crime against george floyd committed by a pig policeman in the united states. yet. there were protests in numerous cities across the u.k. . in london thousands of people were ignored the weather whether to take to the streets. demonstrations went ahead despite officials urging people to stay at home and stick to physical distancing rules. and there were similar scenes in berlin thousands of people gathered in the german capital to demonstrate against racism and police violence.

i need to show all those people in power who have the ice closed that we hear and larry against racism. and i wish but you know i'm here to protest not only for our generation but also for the next generation. this movement is not just about showing outrage at the death of african-american george floyd in the u.s. the black lives matter movement has unleashed a wave of protests against racism worldwide. time now for a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines today in beirut hundreds of demonstrators have gathered hoping to reboot and see government protests that began late last year as lebanon was facing its worst economic crisis in decades a lockdown due to the coronavirus has put further pressure on the economy prompting a new wave of protests despite social distancing restrictions. egypt's president

sisi has announced a cease fire initiative for the civil war in libya it calls for the exit of all foreign fighters are says he was joined by general khalifa haftar who's forces lost the battle for the capital tripoli troops loyal to libya's u.n. backed government. facebook boss mark zuckerberg has pledged to review the company's content policies reacting to a heated debate over how social media should handle post by u.s. president don't trump facebook will review how it handles threats of state use of force and posts that could influence voter participation. footballer munich travels to buy a leverkusen hoping to extend their lead at the top of the bonus league our table they've been in ruthless form since coach honey flick took charge in november last year but an early wobble almost upset the apple cart. but munich showed their

support for the black lives matter protests ahead of kickoff in leverkusen with the home team without engine tallis man habits all eyes were on leon bailey the match winner when the sides last met. and it was leverkusen who struck 1st lucas a lowry of poking past manwell neuer in the 10 minutes. the argent time 7th goal of the campaign getting the hosts off to a dream start of brian hit back soon after kingsley command had all day to pick his spot and did so expertly 11. put by and ahead in the 42nd minute his left footed drive proving too much for lucas credit ski. close from the laver couzin stopper butts not close enough. to know every increase the lead on the stroke of half time thinking pitches up

field pass into an empty net in the 45th minute for germany stars 12 gold season. by an all but put the game to bed in the 2nd period thomas moves costing up 11 dusky for a trademark header liver couzin did pull one back in the dying moments however florian gets becoming the youngest ever been does lead a score i would this efforts. for to the final score a huge turnaround for biron after a shaky start but now i'm single here in europe when you go one nil down here against leyva coups and it's never easy to turn the game around fit all there so when we went one down early on but hadn't expected us to score 4 goals and come away from here is clear winners phoners and they have out of the job done by an draw closer to an 8th consecutive title. also in the bonus league. put their hopes of returning to the champions league on hold when

they drop points against the league's worst sides part of dong. struck 1st when chelsea bounce team will van up played provide a costly shake to put the bulls ahead. but just before the break light see so red after or mcconnell picked up his 2nd yellow card after this bar. in extra man on the pitch didn't benefit part on until the 92nd minute and christine shorty was there to finish off how it was last attempts making final score 11. in saturday's early one is to go games by munich sended their lead at the top to 10 points hands the flip side if you deliver who's in 4 goals to 2 as seen are delighted to see blue 2 points conceding the late equaliser against part of bob van ford or defeated at home by minds to sort of drew with hoffenheim wild dog month

face how to believe in right now on friday for a book edged 10. on sunday women host spoke on your bill in take on striker and out spoke with cologne for now here in germany as the country emerges gradually from lockdown museums have reopened their doors to visitors under strict social distancing rules of course tristan's famous old masters gallery is attempting art love as with the specialist submission marking the 500th anniversary of the death of their innocence genius rafael. impressive majestic and powerful the almost 400 year old tapestries in the game out of the aisle to my stomach news e.-m. in dresden based on paintings by the italian renaissance artist raphael. here his biblical figures are remarkably lifelike someone who had families 1st looking at these characters you can almost hear their conversations these works have

influenced art history for centuries the same as artists like rubens in tucson and do of us who have looked at and been inspired by them which. made of world and silk thread so the works are strikingly radiant originally made for the sistine chapel in rome they were woven again in england 100 years later the best french and flemish weavers worked on a single tapestry for over a year 6 of these works were brought to dresden in $1728.00 by augustus the strong lecturer of saxony and king of poland. was adding a very prestigious splendid precious and valuable medium to his already extensive 1st rate collection. case to co-sponsor out what is. in addition to the tapestry is the dresden exhibition also contains paintings and

sculptures by other artists who were influenced by raphael that runs until august 30th. that's it for me on the news team here berlin remember you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our website that's. follow us on twitter. as for me at the team thanks phil. oh beyond. that. we're all about the stories that. whatever it takes. it running.