film of the knowledge and belief trust and deception democracy of the global storage july 1st on d w. this is news live from berlin large crowds take to the streets for another day of demonstrations over the death of george floyd u.s. embassies around europe and beyond where the focus of march is for justice protesters gathered outside the embassy in london calling for an end to racism and police brutality in the u.s. and the u.k. . and drifting with the ice we take a look on board a german research ship whose crew is doing groundbreaking research into the effects

of global warming in the arctic. and the n.t. racism protests have also reached the bonus league with footballers showing their solidarity dropping to one need to miss weekend's matches. i'm on me and use of welcome to the program thousands have protested against racial injustice outside the u.s. embassy in london on sunday for a 2nd straight day of demonstrations protesters here in the capital as well as many other british cities have been taking to the streets following the killing of george floyd a black american by a white police officer and minneapolis on may 25th the marchers in london emphasize that they were protesting against racism not only in the united states but also around the world. protests have also been taking place in belgium earlier we

spoke to correspondent teri schultz who is reporting from the demonstrations in brussels she explained why people there have taken to the streets. there has been police brutality here in the here in belgium as well as was sparked by the killing of of george floyd in the united states and those cases are something that people here gathered to protest in april a 19 year old was killed in a police chase and there are others and we saw the front lines throughout the protest there's another issue that activists here in belgium are hoping might be addressed with the momentum of blacklegs matter and that is the very brutal colonization of belgium by king leopold the 2nd you'll see statues of him all over the city all over this country at the judges have been vandalized all week in one case king leopold wore a gag that said i can't breathe the dye i was george so they're hoping that finally

the inequality that they feel has been not just allowed to to continue but revered throughout belgium might also be something that is on the table for discussion with the huge turnout that we've seen today the support of of the city of brussels for the black lives matter movements could you tell us about that the martian day in brussels comes after a 1st attempt on monday to organize a march but that was canceled so what happened there. that's right with the coronavirus restrictions in place which are quite strict through tomorrow in fact we all are only supposed to be having 4 people in their bubble in our bubbles at the moment as you can see i have a lot more than 4 people in my bubble right now some are that will expensive 10 this did not want to risk the spread of coronavirus and so they said no on monday and organizers responsibly called it off today the mayor said that he simply had to had to give in to people's desire to express themselves they agreed to keep it

peaceful and they in fact the organizers were walking through the crowd telling everyone to wear their mouth so very much trying to not cause extra problems on top of racial inequality. ok tara shoals for hoarding from brussels stay safe and thanks for reporting on. the start. to the u.s. now protests that protesters gathered in washington d.c. and many other u.s. cities to mobilize against racism and police brutality tens of thousands braved the hot humid day to call for reform in the u.s. capitol that protest and others around the world have arisen from outrage over the death of george floyd in minneapolis almost 2 weeks ago the coroner has ruled his death a homicide. the message is clear. in their thousands they converged on downtown washington d.c. . local officials had projected over 100000 people would attend.

the heat and humidity were no deterrent. everyone does not race literally up to the but i don't love. their old outdated a fetish people understand. it's not enough to be angry you have to vote yes to translate that into action you need to be a consequence for that action and you need to be taught that it will happen nobody knows me they know. while demanding action against police brutality is at the forefront of saturday's peaceful demonstrations these protests are also highlighting a long standing problem a lot of money called systemic racism and inequality in the united states topics that will likely become central to the presidential battle for the white house in november. some other stories making news around the world in tripoli

supporters of libya's u.n. recognize government the g.n. a celebrated the pullback of forces loyal to strongman holly for half tar who controls much of the war torn country the g.n.a.t. rigid rejected a cease fire proposed by have 2 hours back or egypt a day ago after launched a campaign more than a year ago to capture tripoli from the g.n. a but has recently suffered military setbacks. brazil's government has said it will no longer be providing a running total of deaths and infections attributed to covert 19 brazil's current figures show the country has the 3rd highest tally in the world critics say the move is an attempt by the government to hide the true toll the pandemic in latin america's largest nation. there's been a surge in covert 1980 s. in mexico with the death toll now topping 13000 restrictions were eased on june 1st but health officials said many deaths happened weeks ago and have now been reclassified people to see a doctor if they show any symptoms. how far would you go in pursuit of science the

crew of the german research ship in or pole star spent the winter and perpetual darkness moving with the ice floes its mission to gain a better understanding of the effects of global warming in the arctic we catch up with the crew near the north pole now now that daylight has made a comeback. the end of a long polar night which has in fact lasted $150.00 days pitch darkness envelops the arctic throughout the winter temperatures fall below minus $35.00 degrees celsius and the nearest human neighbors are a 1000 kilometers away there's not much wildlife but what there is can be dangerous . research director marcus rex is keeping watch from the bridge of the pole our stan it's not long before the polar bears make an appearance nosing around a research unit a thermal camera scans the area to help keep bears and scientists safely apart not

much is known about what happens during the harsh arctic winter. is global warming has made the arctic with temperate tween $5.10 degrees warmer the most dramatic changes are happening over the winter and that is of biggest concern . the german ice breaker pull our stand deliberately allowed itself to become frozen in by the pack ice its task is to collect data with the help of a fleet of russian research vessels. carried along by the ice floe the expedition drifts some 10 kilometers a day across the arctic ocean. what's clear is that the pack ice is getting thinner. after $150.00 days of total darkness daylight has gradually returned now for weeks in the summer the sun barely even

sets. in this next phase where it came to see how the ecosystem responds to the day light coming back how quickly will life flourish again as the sun returns and it's interesting when the species will become active 1st and which ones will hunting each other how will the species line up in this changing ecosystem i think it was a thin. now it's time for a crew change on the polar stare and no one can fly in because of the pandemic the ship will temporarily break free from the ice to pick up a new team arriving by sea then the ship will drift with the ice flow again in the meantime the scientists hope their equipment can withstand the curiosity of the polar bears. i'm joined now by dr uli of the gary mosaic scientific coordinator dr gary thanks for joining us so how has the coronavirus pandemic

affected this mission. demick effected the mission quite a lot because the exchange we're having now between length 3 and 4 were actually 2 beginning of april so now all of this had to be shifted to beginning of june and we were supposed to fly in with airplanes and everything was actually set up to start here from start about where we are actually having the exchange time now and of course it was crucial that last and could stay in the ice but now also had to leave the position on the flow and come to meet us here in a few adults were about to exchange people and then go back to the flow once all the operations are. now because of the current of our spending a lot of us have had our 1st experiences with isolation but what is it like to spend that much time in isolation doing a scientific mission it is

a tell and to time it's a challenging task especially you're living here with 60 scientists and crew members on board of the lesser souls space that's really limited and it's actually also a lot of work that is happening because we also want to keep the measurements running so it's a challenging task but the team is really motivated and we're looking forward to keep the measurements going and despite these challenges the mission is still going on and what's next for the pull us down. well we are heading back into the ice soon and we hope to step to be able to stay there and till the middle of october we will return back to get my half and then for the next journey it's going south to antarctica at the end of this year and i want to ask about global warming did you notice can you see the effects of global warming from where you are there. well

here as we have right now in a few out of survival and of course they can see a lot of changes concerning called the warming. facing mountains and if you're ever come up with snow which hearing those times of the year a couple of years ago and also in other regions here. is going back and yeah you can see the difference quite a lot dr you are gary thanks for joining us. thank you. to some sports news now in the bonus league a 2nd place sidebar rusia dortmund had it had to believe in their 1st defeat since the restart great teamwork after the break led to the game's only goal the victory was enough to bring dortmund within 7 points of the league leaders. no justice no peace grit the shirt of dog means jade and santo prior to kickoff dog meant and had

to berlin kneel before they actually started to support the global black lives matter movement sandstone knitted his 1st career hat trick last time out it was looking to continue that run don't mean got it started in the 2nd half and it started with sanchez a pastor you've been brought to set up every shot from point blank range just shy of the hour or more. every shot 2nd goal foot don't meet in for jane sand show the preexist and john the man of the match finished it off. it was a big 3 points today a really important when we knew before the match our rivals got on which made it all the more important to get the 3 points and we did that. i mean shoved. has never won endorsement one nailed the final and back to back wins for the black

and yellow. let's get you caught up with all the bonus legal action so far this weekend union bear the in host of shaka on sunday in a match that ended even blame lost at home to wolfsburg earlier in the day on saturday league leaders by and munich won in leverkusen and leipzig blew 2 points against part of one. the whole struck 1st when chelsea valentino vanna played provider for patrick shaikh who put the bulls ahead early. but just before the break lives they saw a red after day diode cano picked up his 2nd yellow card after this foul having an extra man on the pitch didn't benefit part of one until the 92nd minute that's when christiane strolled requires there to find the net and make the final score one to one. frankfurt were defeated at home by mind dusseldorf true with hoffenheim dortmund helped held on to 2nd place with their win against have been in

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