this is state of the news live from berlin victory poland's euro skeptic president i j doing a 2nd term edging ahead of his europe friendly challenge and what will the next 5 years bring also coming up. a scolding for tourists crossing pandemic rolls on spain's party island my old german health minister warns that we have seen could lead to a 2nd wave of coronavirus. and then the us the n.f.l. is washington redskins confirm to change its controversial name off the 1st

protests of a racist connotations. shops in new coronavirus cases south africa imposes a curfew and bans all call sales again we look at why the government is returning to such drastic measures. to welcome to the program polish president is headed for a 2nd 5 following sunday's election with nearly all the votes counted so if a conservative incumbent has won with 51.2 percent over his rival that will be the liberal waltz or may rival. now the vote is widely seen as a battle for the country's future including over its strained relations with the e.u. . they come to announce a win a narrow one for incumbent president duda is also

a victory for his allies the conservative law and justice party and a sign of how deeply divided poland is. where. do you want to point to one percent of the vote. another photograph our clocks to me are just cough skill 48.79 percent of your vote. said. brought on sunday night due to was already claiming victory even before a clear winner could be projected. we've got to vote if it is winning presidential elections with nearly 70 percent voter turnout this is fabulous i'm very touched thank you very much i know that you don't have. voter turnout had indeed been higher than in the previous election during this runoff between duda and the current mayor of warsaw rafaat just koskie who was unwilling to admit defeat on sunday night and there are a loss for his election campaign focused on changing course just cos he had

promised to make improvements to the health care system and strengthen ties with the european union. dude on the other hand vowed to continue the course of the ruling law and justice party he promised to preserve a strong economy and maintain social benefits such as child allowances and early retirement. during the campaign due to accused the l.g.b. to rights movement of promoting an ideology that was more harmful than communism he also accused german owned newspapers of trying to influence the election in this contest of a cultural issues and poland's place in europe and the world national conservatism won by a razor thin margin. it's get some analysis now with. polish service but to see if so we're getting these sort of results pretty present and that is going to stick around what does that mean for paul well it means that the

national conservative government in poland will be able to continue its controversial. reforms and aiming at stretching its power in the country for example it is expected that the governor. it will continue its reform of the of the judiciary it is expected that the government will try to decrease the power of the local governments it's expected that the government may try to take control over the. independent media and the president in poland is able to stop all of this because the president has the power to veto a loss i'll call it however it's very unlikely that mr do that will do it because he's a very close ally of the ruling party correct so his reforms you talked about reforms . extending the federal government's policies all things that has been very vocal against what's this likely to do with the relations between poland and the e.u.

well they are already troubled and i don't see any chance for improvement i don't believe that the party the ruling party in poland will now step back from those controversial reform from the reform of the judiciary which is jeopardizing the rule of no in poland so. on the other hand of course the government bull doesn't want to destroy its relations with the european union roland needs the e.u. and the e.u. need to poland however just relations will be very tense ok so what does this mean now for the opposition which we know is predominantly pero. well the situation of the of the pro european opposition in poland is says very dire say the government has now the parliament it has the president the government the ruling party and they have a lot of time the next important election in poland is the parliamentary election in 3 years. it's maybe hard for the opposition you know to keep their supporters

and their members mobilized for such a long time. so. a majority of polls and i mean can we interpret that from president and he did as well no actually no polls a very pro european poll and is one of the most pro european countries. in europe in the european union however poland is very deeply divided and as we have seen in this is this election. it's almost 5050 half of the of the society says we agree what the president does we like it that way the other 50 percent says no but it doesn't mean that the you did the country wants to get out from the rippin union ok so. from a polish desk thank you for that thank you. and now to some other stories making news around the world also post president she is being questioned by war crimes

prosecutors at the hague they accuse them of crimes against humanity during possibles 1990 s. uprising against serbia speaking outside court that she said that nobody can rewrite history and that he stands for quote truth reconsideration and peace closers. german car make a dime the ses it needs to make further job cuts on top of 15000 already announced the group needs to slash costs as demand for its cause slips the german currency noise nearly 300000 people called white. zinfandel of the daughter all former south african president nelson mandela has died in johannesburg she had been south africa's ambassador to denmark since 2015 she was 59 the cause of her death has not been and not. for many people a vacation in the age of corona virus means sun sand and social distancing but officials here in germany have been alarmed by tourists on the spanish island of my

own party and flouting the guidelines meant to keep the coronavirus in check germany's health ministry is warning tourists to stay alert and stick to the rules in order to prevent a 2nd wave of infections this autumn. on my your coast beaches holiday makers enjoy the sun and the fresh breeze but at night all the coronavirus related groups seem forgotten on the party's trip the so-called tourists drinking and dancing with few face masks and little social distancing to be seen. german health minister has expressed concern. reasons of course in this that we have to be very careful that the bellarmine doesn't become a 2nd issue 'd what i mean by that is the risk of infection is particularly high when people don't stick to the rules. if school the austrian ski resort was one of

the 1st coronavirus hot spots from our praise ski parties the virus started to spread all over europe. the health minister urged holiday makers to save vigilant in order to prevent new infections if you build up. when i see pictures from the baltic sea resorts and there is a breeze and everyone's looking out for one another bit i don't get nervous. but it's when i see people partying and drinking out of the same bottles when people are hugging that of course increases the risk of the truth as musical. said he understood that tourists are impatient after months of lock down but that their behavior would increase the risk of spreading coronavirus and potentially trigger a 2nd wave of infections. that millions of europeans will be without a summer vacation abroad this year and staying closer to home instead that is

hitting countries with large tourism sector like croatia in the popular coastal resort city of split a dramatic drop in foreign tourist is needed many without an income even rockledge would love to be able to set sail again but almost all of his charter yacht tours this summer have been cancelled some $100.00 captains and their crews here 1st the same fish that's left many of them wondering where their next paycheck will come from. i mean almost. there is no anything. my financial situation is very bad. here in split it's only the ferries that are leaving this year visitor numbers of plummeted in a country where tourism accounts for a 5th of economic output it's a disaster people who do make it here have a very different experience from usual. things have gotten cheap i can stay in

hotels that i otherwise couldn't afford. personally i enjoy the peace and quiet but i feel sorry for the croatians who don't make money. when things are tough some turn to their 5th further martin's church services now draw the same numbers as they did before the coronavirus and a place like split for so many livelihoods have been affected by the pandemic many are seeking solace in religion solidarity it seems is on the rise. in just a dozen or more the people appreciate your thoughts and words. it makes them feel less scared. when you boy. it's not all doom and gloom this year croatians have their pristine beaches to themselves free of the usual crowds of tourists but beneath the idyllic scenes there is real concern about the economic turmoil to come captain even doesn't have a single booking for this summer despite offering

a huge reduction. doesn't kill the. very economical problem. in croatia the travel industry is bracing itself for 2 unpleasant eventualities the tourists may not return but that the virus will. n.f.l. football team the washington redskins has officially confirmed that it will change its name the announcement on those renewed protests of the redskins as monika which is considered offensive to native american communities the team's owner had previously stated that he would never change the name but has reconsidered off the pressure from some of them placed in a change in the way off the black lives matter. and joining me in the studio to address the topic is chris harrington from the lips hey chris so as you mentioned theo that's not believe it isn't 20000 say he would never change that and why is he now reconsidered well better late than never but i'll

tell you this you know it wasn't because the name is racist or considered a racial slur it was a matter of money you know 1st fed ex started you know pulling the plug or at least sending warning signals on july 2nd they sent a letter you know pretty much urging the team to change the name in the next day the team came out but this was a combined of course with the black lives matter movement that pretty much has taken the globe by storm and i think the combination of the 2 you can even buy a jersey redskins jersey right now nike amazon pepsi it's very difficult their backs against the wall ok and snyder had no other choice to make ok so let's talk about the team's legacy in washington what is that well ok the founder george preston marshall he did not want to integrate the national football league of the united states he was the last to do so actually what caused the redskins to integrate was pressure from the kennedy administration in 1962 ok you know that's

one side of it you know and on annoyed it's. been a very negative thing he said very vicious comments and so forth you know racist comments he's a known racist you know basically but the irony is that the redskins were the 1st team to have a black african-american quarterback win a super bowl you know so you have anything like out of me there you know it is so but you know in terms of preston he had a statue removed from him last month you know a lot of statues you see being taken down he had one of his statues up in front of their old stadium that was taken down ok now because he's an owner races ok so what is going to be reaction to this and i guess everybody wants to know what is going to be the new name right will the reaction obviously those that empathize you know with being disrespected or receiving racial slurs of course you know they say it's about time others don't namely the president of the united states trump has come out you know a twitter saying don't change the name but obviously it will move forward some of the names thrown out there the washington senators the renegades the warriors red tails a lot of names one former football player even said the washington wolves you know

but we have to wait and see names don't stick but sometimes they grow on you after a period of time the most important thing is the youth the future the new name and we'll have a new story to tell about this franchise in washington ok well very interesting one chris huntington found bullets thank you. in brussels e.u. foreign ministers have met in person for the 1st time in months the main talking points will europe's tense relations with turkey by gratian and china's growing assertiveness since the start of the pandemic the ministers have been holding on meetings germany is chairing the current session off to take over the rotating e.u. presidency that will save you the presidency off the council. is teri schultz joins us from brussels way she's been following that story for us hey sorry good to see you so they use foreign policy chief says' relations with turkey are the most important item on the agenda why is that. yes they were

the top item on the agenda today and that's because things are going so badly in so many different ways in the u.s. relationship with turkey you know we're used to hearing about the migration crisis about turkey pushing people into the mediterranean to come back to try to come to europe whenever it gets angry and that wasn't even the top item today in fact they were talking about a skirmish between france and turkey recently in the mediterranean where france was trying to force the u.n. arms embargo and alleges that turkey is trying to smuggle arms in violation of that embargo into libya and a turkish ship did not stop when requested to buy a french vessel the other thing is that turkey has. sent ships off of cyprus to drill for oil in violation of of the rights of european union member states and that's another thing that was on the agenda today but basically as happens so often

when you've got to come to some common position with $27.00 countries they didn't really come out with a plan on what they're going to do to improve their relations with on. ok moving on hong kong the security role was also girls have some e.u. member states all calling for measures against china are we likely to see common steps. once again it's very difficult to see when we would see common steps china is a very divisive issue inside the european union there are countries that have very strong economic ties and don't want to endanger those but what they are looking at on the basis of a franco german proposal is that they would limit the technologies for example that could be exported to beijing that could be used as a dual use technology that could be used to spy on or otherwise limit the rights of people in hong kong they are looking at perhaps increasing the number of visas that can be offered to hong kong citizens to get out of there and to study and have

a freer life and those are things that france and germany are trying to push other member states to come on board with but so far only sweden came out and said yes we need to do this but behind the scenes. the foreign policy chief joseph burrell said that perhaps you member states would come out on their own and announce unilateral measures like this especially for example the visa issue which is a national capacity but we haven't heard from any individual member states yet since the meeting just ended and just briefly to what else was on the table. these were 2 pair pretty big issues libya was an issue on its own again they've got the problem of the e.u.'s operation or really trying to enforce the u.n. arms embargo and e.u. e.u. states and nato allies apparently in violation of that they they talked about how they're going to better be able to enforce that they also were talking about latin

america but in fact the issues with turkey and hong kong were so dominating that when we got a few minutes with foreign policy chief burrell we didn't even get to the issues about latin america so of course that leaves people in that part of the world very concerned as corona virus is spreading there and heading into this meeting that was going to be one of the top items on his agenda how to help latin america deal with coronavirus ok that's terry schultz in brussels for us thank you terry. south africa's president so ramaphosa has reimposed a ban on all coal sales and announced the return of a national curfew the country is facing a rapid increase in coronavirus cases often loosening what had been one of the world's strictest lockdowns. south africa is going through so many times not only in terms of the weather 19 cases like hundreds of thousands of south african lost jobs because of the look down the economy is shrinking and then on sunday the president's made an announcement that shocked those who like to drown their

frustration with a glass of wine and beer now decided not to say you the dispensing and the distribution of oklahoma will be suspended with immediate effect. there is. no clear evidence not the resumption of course. as you solitude insubstantial pressure being put on hospitals. including trauma and i.c.u. in south africa already banned the sales of alcohol in the early stages of the lock down but the industry pushed for reopening warning of massive job losses what happened afterwards the hospital admissions went up significantly about 17000 alcohol related trauma admissions in hospitals were recorded every week that's why for now the liquor stores throughout the country remain closed to get as much now seems to me going to be straightforward i'm not going to be rude i think it's

terrible i think it's a realistically because in the leaking industry is not only the people working in the bottle store there's a better a 1000000 people now then all you have to be at home no one called you did most dangerous thing that does work people are always fighting people who are the ladies who are a woman to a violet at every turn just because of uncle so i support the president to put in that was very good he's done perfect the president also announced tonight curfew and stricter controls to enforce the airing of face masks but many here fear that this might not be enough to weather the storm off corona virus there's still a massive leg off intensive care units testing kids and a shortage of about $12000.00 health care workers. the main developments in the current virus and deaths in mexico have now exceeded 35000 only the us and the united kingdom have small british charity save the

children is warning that as many as 10000000 children may never return to school due to doctor. governments to do more to protect education and in spain they need cash in the government has called on people living in the city. on the home confinement or to. now with over 320000 confirmed infections through trails a new brazil the highest number of cases in south america aside from placing a huge burden on the country's fragile health care system the pandemic is making it hard for some of the poorest or the nation's poorest residents to earn a living off them has been forced to find new ways to make ends meet. arturo is afraid of infection but he has no choice he was laid off from his job in retail but now he sells plastic face shields his commission is $0.50 per sealed and i have 3 kids i have to go out and earn money to feed my family. corona his head

peru hard 70 percent of peruvians live day to day working as street sellers or in construction block down measures here were initially strict and almost impossible to follow some rules have been relaxed since then the rules have to pour hardest in some areas outside the capital lima neighbors have set up soup kitchens. i mean which is being about a boy are there lots of children and old people in need most of the people here live hand to mouth and he was you know i mean the end of the. intensive care beds are a luxury here the whole country has just over 1000 beds for 32000000 inhabitants doctors warn that's well below international standards. our health system has been broken for years now we're paying the price for having no real health policy for 4 decades . the. oxygen tanks for sick relatives do it yourself medicine where the state has fallen short. a controversial public

funeral has been held for the mayor of the south korean capital seoul more than a 1000000 people signed an online petition opposing the ceremony. was found dead in what looked like a suicide 2 days off to his form a secretary lodged a complaint against him sexual harassment. a farewell that has brought both grief and anger. park one soon state funded funeral has split public opinion in seoul plans for a large outdoor memorial were scrapped in favor of a quieter service where mourners could join online. to some park was a respected politician and women's rights advocate. well i am devastated heartbroken and in shock but above all the fact that we lost a reliable politician saddens me the most. but

others park was a predator his former secretary has accused him of abusing her for 4 years. her lawyer spoke to reporters after the funeral who he is. he sexually harassed the victim by kissing her bruise knee saying that he would make it better. i mean by requesting a hug and making physical contact after calling the victim into his office bedroom . we were received by inviting the victim into a private chat room on telegram. and by sending lewd text messages and pictures of him wearing only underwear. officials have been tight lipped about the allegations and complaint filed against

park activists are calling for the investigation to go ahead despite his death. in football news manchester city's 2 year european band has been overturned following an appeal according to the course of operation sports the premier league club was sanctioned in favor of 4 serious breaches of financial regulations the club sit accused of overstating sponsorship revenue in order to offset the transfer spending and initial 30000000 verified has been reduced to 10. bad forgive me for competitions has been overturned in title. this is state of the news here's a reminder of our top story at this hour right when president n.j. duda has won poland's presidential election final results showed his rival. may. speak with 51.2 percent of the verge. you're

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