this is d.w. news line from berlin fresh anger erupts in atlanta georgia after a police officer shoots a black man dead at a drive through restaurant black lives matter demonstrators and local officials are demanding police use other means to enforce laws without killing. time thousands of people in europe also take to the streets to stand against racism and place violence while in london far right counter protesters clash with police also on the program new coronavirus infections in china stoke fears of

a 2nd wave the country reports its largest daily number of new cases in 2 months the majority of those from a cost of fresh infections in beijing. plus in german football braman make a light rush hoping to stay in the bundesliga for another season after a 5 star performance against part of. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program and now the young black man has died in the us at the hands of police the police chief in atlanta georgia has resigned on the officer in question has been fired the victim rae shot brooks is said to have resisted arrest after failing a sobriety test security video shows he was shot while running from police and holding one of the office a stun guns. once again footage showing police in the us killing

a black man this time at a wendy's fast food drive through an atlanta georgia. the death of 27 year old racial brooks sparked a new wave of unrest in the city with protesters setting fire to the wendy's restaurant where he was killed and blocking a highway. the city's police chief resigned and atlanta's mayor called for a change. i firmly believe that there is a clear distinction between what you can do and what you should do i do not believe that this was a justified use of deadly force. demonstrations are continuing across the u.s. holding black lives matter signs and chanting no justice no peace protesters on saturday gathered in washington d.c. and march through the streets of new york city. they even took to the water

protesting against president donald trump as he gave a graduation speech at the west point military academy. it was this school that gave us the men and women. short it was a bloody busy war busy to extinguish the evil of slavery within what a life. of our founding. in minneapolis the city where george floyd was killed by police almost 3 weeks ago protesters assembled in chanted his name. says. they have not forgotten the man whose killing sparked this reckoning in the us and the cross the world. and around the world straight protests have fame keeping the focus on institutional racism in other places on saturday demonstrators in several cities called on europe to look at its own issues with racism but in london peaceful and he racism protesters were met by far right groups

including some members who 3 smoke bombs and clashed with police. police had warned everyone to stay home the threat of spreading the coronavirus was too great but in the air at trafalgar square smoke bombs and tear gas bottles and rocks were the main concern as police try to keep anti-racism protests separated from counter protests nearly everyone preaching pandemic risk measures peaceful or not. that one of the main train stations black lives matter marches were right in the face of police. on this square police gave ground to right wing activists at one point but took it back a little later. on this boulevard though they conceded to speak. the prime minister called it recessed thuggery tweeting that these marches and protests have been subverted by. violence and breach current guidelines. courage

pandemic there are lines that his interior minister said have to be followed. but i think we should all be very mindful of the fact that these gazans will spread this disease and put people's health at risk and that is simply not acceptable we want to prevent that. in paris a massive anti police brutality march that coronavirus distancing concerns aside but authorities allowed the stationary demonstration until protesters tried to move that's when tear gas rained down on furthering the distance between those protesting police and the police themselves one bit of culture of protest here of far right sign claiming anti-racism protesters are anti-white a sort of tug of racial war over the sign and soon. as fists were raised the sign was eventually shorn down i was. now to some of the other stories making news this hour bullfighters and fans have taken to the streets

of spain to demand support for a sector hit hard by the coronavirus the events have been canceled for months and a stain eases its lockdown it's unclear if any fights will be allowed before the current season ends in october. chilean president sebastian pinera has replaced the country's health minister as deaths from covert 19 spiral a new minister and rick a paris is a medical doctor and academic chill a currently has the highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases per 1000000 people in latin america. and china has reported the high as day any number of new coronavirus cases in 2 months sparking fears that a new wave of infections could spread across the country dozens of new cases have been recorded in the last 24 hours representing an increase of more than 400 percent of the previous days china's infection right spiked in mid february and the

country had flattened its curve significantly since then most of the new cases a link to a wholesale meat and vegetable market in beijing. have now placed 11 surrounding neighborhoods on lockdown. correspondent that is billing it is following developments for us in beijing we asked him about how the virus is though to have spread there we don't know details of how it spread but what we've seen this there it is again a market like one in february where the virus spread easily these are crowded places desert or out and people are out so this is obviously a surrounding that is very favorable to us trade we don't know where it comes from exactly but you know that once it was detected to get your gorgeous quickly on many many cases asymptomatic cases we are now yesterday there were 45 cases and today there were 36 cases so this is quite

a significant spread that hard to obviously be going on for some time on to text. correspondent is building and speaking to us a little earlier from beijing but it's not just in china infection rates are going up in a number of places according to data from the johns hopkins university in the u.s. there are more than 100000 confirmed cases daily around the world russia is reporting nearly 9000 new cases in the past 24 hours egypt reported its largest increase on saturday with the health ministry in cairo announcing 1677 new infections the rates are also rising in several u.s. states in arizona of the number has risen to more than a 1000 new cases a day after lockdown measures ways. as in other cities many people here in berlin have been cooped up in their apartments during the coronavirus crisis but some lucky people have access to special garden plots the german capital has around 70000 such spaces and for many they have been

a lifeline during the lock down the highly coveted green spaces are under threat. vegetables and fruit without plastic shrinkwrap growing right here in their garden and weeding isn't for nothing. if some of the plants grow better x. . these children are learning about nature in their garden allotment in the middle of the german capital. super sweet. berlin has about $70000.00 garden plots and every german city has some they have a host of benefits they're good for the environment for biodiversity and kids can run around freely instead of being cooped up indoors. when the new well the city has become so anonymous here there are many people in a relatively small area so you see each other regularly. and during these coronavirus times people have been spending more time in their gardens.

during the pandemic these garden plots have been true sanctuaries. while travel was restricted these many paradises offered real relief. and for a little money this plot costs about $600.00 euros a year in rent. demand for them has been steadily growing and there's a long wait to get one in some fantasy altogether was 7 years it took 6 years for us to get on the list but then we got it a year later because. these gardeners are now threatened by the building boom in germany many allotments are on public property and developers would love to get their hands on these coveted patches of green but some are owned by private associations. who own you wouldn't they'd have to sue us to the hilt they'd need darn good reasons to get us garden holders out and we're defending ourselves on our

own. we've come on 3rd. with around $1000000.00 garden plots in germany the gardeners are hoping the pandemic will provoke a rethink among local politicians and that these mini paradises will be here to stay. some soccer now and vertebrae men's hopes of avoiding relegation received another boost with victory against part of on saturday 3 weeks ago it looks like the bundesliga ship had sailed from the port city but a light run now means the relegation battle could be more exciting than the one for the title. eights was last chance saloon for part of born and things got off to an eagles special start when jamie luke ali was conceded a penalty for this unfortunate hand pull. a strong save from leopold singer kept milord fresh it's

a spot kick out and the scores level but parity lasted just a minute longer when david clawson rose to meteor doggedness and lassies trust single it was powerless and potter born way behind. it was too little to braman 15 minutes later and the hosts had only them selves to play sloppy defending giving the sucker the chance to school. there was still time for a 3rd before the break david cross and 2nd of the game put in the points per ounce of particles bridge. the heavens opened after half time and the hosts woes continue to mount a single i might have been able to just sergeant's effort but maximillian eggers dying was there to mop up the rebound the 1st time all season that brain has scored 4 in a single game. part of born pulled one back through abdel-hamid sub erie thanks to this gold medal scramble that salvaged

a modicum of price for hosts i win a classroom bag braman is 50 with practically the last kick of the game his reaction showed what a crucial week this had been. part of form survival hopes that the date me. bravery. and results had gone the way of by new nick stay 31 the varians could have been celebrating an 8th successive bundesliga title in munich on saturday night but it was as it was they had to settle for a light victory against club by putting the champagne back on ice at least until tuesday in lieu of robert leavened off key who was out suspended youngster yahshua was there it was granted his 3rd start and quickly given an opportunity to score his 4th goal for the club when youn zama miscued a pass and it landed straight at the 19 year old. saying couldn't fail

to take advantage of the swiss keepers uncharacteristic blunder a cheap way for gladbach to give away the lead in the 26th. stroke of fortune brought the foles back level before half time when. steered patrick paramount's crossed past a hopeless manuel neuer and into his own net but the last 2 left belong to buyer in the 86th minute off on so davies found. cross was trying to rescue. $21.00 the final score the champions 10th consecutive one to sleep a victory sees them edged closer to an 8th successive title. but with saturday's win this league games in the books let's take a look at the results as we just so buy in munich took care of bloodbath in the light dortmund bait distilled off. took down cologne involved drew with fry

book front foot downed. and then his brain as we know the part of born on friday lives is defeated hoffenheim on sunday winds meet and shelter take only because. you're watching the news i'll be back with more headlines at the top of ballot until then to get all the latest news on our web site called. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. world heritage 368 get kidnapped now. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will. produce through the taxes.