a film about knowledge and belief trust and deception democracy of the global stories joyce 1st on t.w. . this is the w. news live from perth the police kill another black man in the u.s. on restaurants after an officer shoots did a manager drive through breast runs in atlanta a local police chief quits backlogged matter repeat demands to end the killing. in what here in berlin a demonstration with a difference against racism and social injustice thousands rally of observing social distancing from a report from the city's brandenburg gate. and you corona virus infections in china start fears of a 2nd why most of traced to

a food market in beijing. i'm anthony how would welcome the police in atlanta georgia shot dead a black man after a scuffle at a fast food restaurant on saturday the police chief quickly resigned on the officer who shot him did has been 5 the victim brae shot brooks is said to have resisted arrest after 5 in a surprise he taste security video shows he was shot while running from police and holding one of their stun guns thank you so much to trying to drive us apart as one of. these of the last 20 minutes of racial brooks's life. body camera footage released by atlanta's police department show a scuffle. before mr brooks attempted to flee with the police taser

then the deadly shots. just moments barely of the 27 year old was recorded speaking to the offices who had found him in his car outside a wendy's restaurant. i can go for him or order there right there right through my door didn't work the u.s. lawyers representing racial brooks's family say the offices weren't justified to use deadly force even if he had fired a taser in their direction i've had cases where officers have been stays on victims and they all do with us in court that citizens are deadly that tasers are hopeful that's the case last year you cannot have it both ways. you can't say he ran off with a weapon that would kill somebody when you say it's not good. for a shot brooks's death sparked a new wave of unrest in atlanta with protesters setting fire to the wendy's restaurant where he was killed. and blocking

a highway. the city's police chief resigned and one officer was fired with the other placed on administrative duty. elsewhere across the u.s. black lives matter demonstrations have continued. the well be some protesters even took to the water to oppose president donald trump as he gave a speech at the west point military academy. it was this school that gave us the men and women. will shorten was a boy busy or busy to extinguish the evil of slavery busy within one lifetime of our founding and it comes as demonstrations in minneapolis come close to entering the 3rd week. of protesters have not forgotten the man whose killing sparked this reckoning in the u.s. and across the world. who fear. well i'm joined by our until the talk more about

this police killing another black man is dead at the hands of american police what exactly happened this time well as we can see in the report there this is a slightly different situation than the killing of george floyd but that doesn't mean it's necessarily a less tragic one basically as you can see there in the video mr brooks was stopped they tried to carry out some type of field sobriety tests figure out what his blood alcohol level was and then somehow a scuffle ensued as part of the scuffle you can see in the video it appears that mr brooks somehow managed to get a hold of one of the officers tasers he ran away and then it does appear he turned around and fired off some shots at the pursuing police officers who then engaged in that deadly police accident axin which i'm led to mix was mr brooks passing away and being killed actually now put we need to put this in a larger context you really have to look at how police officers in the united states are allowed to use force it's kind of determined by a supreme court case called the graham case which basically said that if police

officers feel they are threatened if they think in the moment before they engage in violence that they could be attacked or somehow lose their own lives then often the use of violence on their part is justified right and it could be easily said in this case that the defense attorneys would most likely use a graham style defense say look this man mr brooks actually fired on our clients so they were justified in order to use that violence however you also heard from the lawyer from the family in that piece and he basically said yes he didn't debate the fact that mr brooks fired at the police officers however he said he used a non-lethal weapon so his argument was saying that the police officers weren't justified in using lethal force against somebody who wasn't armed with a lethal weapon which would actually be capable of killing them but at the end of the day it really boils down to when do you think police are allowed to use force in the united states i mean. the mayor of atlanta who said the clear distinction between what you can do and what you. should do in this situation and she was

arguing that the police were not justified in using lethal force against mr brooks so we're seeing protests again in atlanta and in many places but we have to ask every time how likely is it that these protests are going to bring out changes in the way policing is carried out the u.s. that really remains to be seen we have seen some action on the national level from the national government but it does seem at this point that a lot of those police reforms that some of the democratic parties were suggesting are stalled in congress on the local front we have seen more changes more city authorities are indicating that they will really address how they deal with policing their own communities but i think if you want to take the bird's eye perspective of this you have to look at the overall support numbers united states survey after survey has indicated that support for social justice measures and support for black lives matters in the united states states is really increasing dramatically some people are even arguing that the numbers indicate that the support for black lives matters as increased more in the last 2 weeks than it has

in the last 2 years combined so it seems like the demonstrations are moving the needle in the direction they want to see it going. and thanks very much for your insight thank you. well in solidarity with black lives math a movement in the u.s. people in cities across germany taking part in demonstrations against racism and injustice here in berlin protesters formed a human chain around the city to try to keep a distance of 3 majors a pot observing coronavirus restrictions he tried unions and religious groups also took all day to observe the memory of george floyd. some of the demonstrators at buildings landmark brandenburg gate told us why they took. there basically by this protest is very important even though i haven't personally witnessed what is happening in the us and elsewhere i do hear about it and i am shocked the same goes for some cities around here when xenophobes attack refugees

it's unbearable due to the few bad in this hemisphere to a pardon i am not exaggerating if i save the scene was just. going to go to human beings and by use of evil for the i would just like the group must be separated for the moment in india over there for me for this wish to grow it's an important topic i'm in favor of this movement and this protest has been very well organized. and this possible problems we are discussing here and to be more than an agent changes over the $32.00 plus 2. some voices there from the rally here in berlin in solidarity with the black lives matter movement to china now where there are growing concerns about a 2nd wave of corona virus infections after the highest number of new cases in months most of the $57.00 infections were logged in the capital beijing and as in

where had the original source of the outbreak a food market is thought to be to blame. seems the people of beijing thought were behind them residents line up to get tested for covert 1000 after a resurgence in local infections once again food markets are under scrutiny this huge wholesale market in the southwestern f'ing tie district has been shut down as authorities look for the cause of the sudden spike in casey's. sure. it's which is the prevention and control centers in the city and districts have organized specialists to carry out major inspections on wholesale markets and on large supermarkets collecting thousands of smear test samples from seafood meat and from the external environment. you click acid testing results showed 40 positive environmental samples from the wholesale market the remaining samples from other wholesale in large supermarkets all tested negative. elsewhere in beijing though it

was business as usual at this market near the city center cellars fill their coffers and residents were relaxed about the latest surge in infections. but you know after i think it's ok here. we are you after all thing is a long distance away. you know all these people will be tested so it's ok the flow of people is also limited here so i'm not very nervous and i think the chance of a major outbreak is small thousands of people at most. a drop in the ocean in a city of 20000000 people. maybe but such an outbreak would still be a severe headache for a government that had declared victory over the virus back in march. to some sports news now in the bundesliga by munich could have been celebrating an

excessive total but it was not to be they had to settle for a late victory against putting the champagne and be back on the ice at least for now. in lieu of robert levin duff ski 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 yawns miscued a pass and it landed straight at the 19 year old dutchman i couldn't fail to take advantage of the swiss keepers uncharacteristic blunder a cheap way for gladbach to give away the lead and the 26. stroke of fortune brought the bulls back to level before half time when. steered patrick for months cross past a helpless man well known and into his own net but the last laugh belonged to byron in the 86th minute alfonso davies found. cross was turned.

to one the final score the champion's 10th consecutive one to sleep give me a tree. it's closer to an 8th successive title. and we end with a seasonal some a story about some lucky berliners who have been able to get a reprieve from the lockdown blues in one of tens of thousands of private garden plots in the city the green spaces on public land highly coveted and the waiting list can run a decade or more but the housing shortage means the building tradition is coming under threat. vegetables and fruit without plastic shrinkwrap growing right here in their garden and weeding isn't for nothing. it's over the plants grow better. 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. i mean while 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 6 some fantasy altogether it 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 owns 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. 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. and a quick reminder of our top story the cell protests approaching now in atlanta georgia roster a black man was shot dead by police the city's police chief has resigned of the office of responsible as big 527 year old victim was killed in

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