starts joyce erst w. . this is do you every news live from berlin the way the phantom of racism protests reaches brazil play a protest against racial injustice in several cities but people are also demonstrating against the policies of president. but some poles in our supporters are rallying in rio calling for more powers for their president also coming out crowds gather add to the white house in washington d.c.

for another day of protests over the death of george floyd demonstrators have also rallied outside the u.s. embassies in 0 beyond calling cord and to racism and to police brutality. and football news trackers run with articles to go when stretched to 12 matches following a one all draw way at the new england coach david bach not is feeling the pressure . i'm going for the most unwelcome the way for fenty racism protests around the globe has reached brazil south america's biggest nation it's also one of the country's worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic many people's anger has been compounded by the policies of president jr but also narrow he disagrees with the locks on measures imposed by regional governors and has dismissed covert 19 as

a slight flu despite his country saying more corona related deaths than almost any other. these are the 1st protests against president jaya both the narrow since the covered 19 pandemic began fascist groups in the capital brasilia took to the streets to demonstrate against both scenarios leadership. brazil is sinking into chaos health care system was bad before the covered 19 crisis now it's just getting worse plus the boss in our own government is fighting to set up a dictatorship protests took place across the country here in rio de janeiro residents of the favelas protested against police violence and poor neighborhoods. belsen are supporters however gathered on the copacabana they criticized covert 19 physical distancing measures and called for more powers to be placed with the president. that they have you know we don't want any military intervention but we

demand justice we have to clean up brazil and to lock up the corrupt. at the same time both scenario has threatened to pull brazil out of the world health organization. so you the usa is turning its back on the world health organization we are also looking into this if it continues to operate with an ideological bias brazil doesn't need advice from abroad both scenarios says he also wants to review how the covered 19 death toll is calculated critics fear by doing so he will be able to manipulate the data infections continue to climb now to more than a 1000 a day. we are in mourning my stepfather never wore a mask and did nothing to protect himself he made fun of it didn't believe the virus was dangerous that's why he shook everyone's hand. according to the family he died of corona virus at the age of $57.00. correspondent was

at the protests in sao paulo and sent us this assessment. the people here are movement against racism and pressures and so they are fighting for democrats democratic well yes and democracy as a whole because they see the problems by retore here in the recent threatening the supreme court and the parliament as a whole so this is the one a mile of the protests here number one are the corona policy. he recently downplayed the risk of cope with 19 several times. cross of gases across the us for another day of protests over the death of jewish floyd while in police custody thousands flocked to the heart of washington d.c. to voice their opposition to racism and police put out he comes as the majority of minneapolis city council members pledged to dismantle the police department whose

form offices have been charged for their role in floyd's death. we spoke with chris brown and stephan simons in washington and i asked what maintaining the momentum of the protest movement means for donald trump's reelection that means that the sitting president is in more trouble regarding his reelection bid its. latest poll suggests the democratic presidential candidate joe biden is leading with a widening gap before president trump even in those states where donald trump surprised everybody 2016 and took the state's one of the votes. and the president seems to be keenly aware of this now the democratic party would probably. try and hone in on what the african-american community but others to experts and observers to call now became a movement and call now in movement so this is going to be interesting what the

impact will be that it really have an impact absolutely clear. as we've been seeing crowds of protesters have been taking to the streets of cities around the world over the decile shortfall it's the marches emphasize that systemic racism is a problem not only in the united states but also in their own societies. huge crowds outside the u.s. embassy in the british capital london for the 2nd straight day of demonstrations. here as in so many other cities protesters took to the streets almost 2 weeks after the killing of george floyd. the marchers in london emphasize that they were protesting against systemic racism not only in the united states but also around the world. occurring sick of having to explain to my children that because they're

black they have to act a certain way they have to behave a certain way they have to work turns out it's hard to get anywhere in life i'm just i've had enough of that i don't want it for their children you know i want to change and i think this is just the beginning i'm not going to stop i'm not the only one we've got to make trade. and the spanish capital madrid several 1000 people joined the global wave of protests massing outside the u.s. embassy there i. a crowd of demonstrators in italy's capital rome knelt in silence for 8 minutes and 46 seconds that's how long the policeman in minneapolis had his knee on george floyd's neck. there were similar scenes in liberty square in the center of the hungary in capital budapest. it is. really sad what's happening in america and i'm glad that we are all taking a stand all over the world because enough is enough protesters took to the streets

in asia as well around a 1000 people marched in the japanese city of osaka. belgium's capital brussels also saw thousands of people take part in a protest yet another manifestation of the extraordinary support around the world for black lives matter. and now to other stories making news around the world heavy rain has triggered flash flooding in the lumbar the region of movement is to be that serious damage in some areas and several families had to be evacuated near the city of. landslides cut off a main regional wrote. at least one person has been killed in southern pakistan after a 5 story residential building collapsed in karachi around 40 people were living in the building which was being evacuated when it collapsed several people have been

taken to hospital with injuries. british media reports the us has officially request of britain hand over prince andrew to be questioned about his wings to the late billionaire geoffrey epstein the department of justice has reportedly told the u.k. that the duke of york is now part of a criminal investigation the 60 year old has denied any wrongdoing. and now to sports and bundesliga news shock us from without a leak when stretched to 12 matches following a one all draw away away at anu in berlin coached i have been heavily praised after leading the team to european contention before the mid-season break but after another disappointing result in the capital he is fighting to save his job. before kickoff both on and shocker showed their support for the black lives matter of protests coaching staff included. once the game was underway it

didn't take long for the huns side to score finance and through ball sending ryszard and 311. the germans finished gave alexander nouveau no chance. but shocking hit back just before the half hour mark englishman john joe kenny rifling in from outside the books. the on loan everton defender with a pinpoint drive to level schoolers. the 2nd half short chances go begging with neither side able to take advantage 11 the final score another disappointing day out for shall cause now winless in 12. days in advance and we're in an insanely difficult phase and we know exactly why that is we know where our problems lie and we've discussed them of course we'll discuss them again in greater detail at the end of the season we have various problems to solve the few 30. boonie on

safety is now all but confirmed. to close out the bonus to get action on sunday evening after a book was said cologne and he's done counter that have plenty of physical contact and even he contests is it fair that and that in a draw and was only 4 games to go until the end of the season both sides looks set to remain in the top flight. the physicality was high between outburst in cologne over 30 fouls occurred on the pitch midway through the 1st half aggression from colognes keeper led to a chance from the spot for outs bert. horne though kept his cool when it counted. pouncing to prevent outskirt from taking the lead florian need to lesnar has missed 2 of his last 3 penalties in the been his leader in the 2nd half with less than 10 minutes left cologne brought in season striker anthony majestic and

the 32 year old made his presence felt. but this 3rd goal in his last 4 games to put the visitors ahead when he fired it through the algebra defense but the lead would be short lived only lasting 3 minutes ellsberg in position from burgers cross finds philip max who slotted home to level the score one of. max's 8th all of the season a personal best. outskirt remain unbeaten in a club record 11 but it's the good matches against polo. sea sun sand and the sixty's band the beach boys put it good to vibrations we could all do as of us though this after weeks of lockdown now and museum in germany is trying to spread a little of that show it to lockdown wary of visitors and then hack was the one who

thinks half has just reopened was a bright and colorful a must to the pub generation. american classic from the beach boys which captured the spirit of the sixty's good vibrations is also the title of the new exhibition at the vilhelm how can you see i'm in good spirits how often. the song newsies optimism and that is exactly what the museum hopes to reignite as the world emerges from the corona virus pandemic. peerless we don't move has become possible again we're also taking small steps towards normalization at the museum and there is a great sense of joy that we can finally start to resume our regular lives in that the organizers came up with the title 1st and only then selected the words the museum is literally sitting on a treasure thousands of works all stored in the basement apart from donated his

collection to the museum including classics like and the warhol was portrayed of elizabeth tight. this is the 1st day the show is open for visitors to enjoy and many have waited a long time for base moment. of missed museums for sure they're all kinds of things on the internet but i can't sit in front of a screen all day and the experience of standing in front of a picture is totally different from staring at a screen. these are the good vibrations the beach boys sang about back then a long time ago and we really need them. for my life i'm confident about the future in a time of crisis the exhibition organizers want to give visitors a brief this case from the coronavirus pandemic.

and a reminder of our top story this hour crowds have been gathering at the white house in washington d.c. for another day of protests over the death of george floyd earlier demonstrators rallies outside the u.s. embassies in europe and beyond calling for an end to racism and police brutality. you're watching the news and. thanks for joining us. you know that 77 percent. are younger than 65. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices. of the 77 percent to talk about the issue. this is where you.

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