this is the news live from berlin as scolding will tourists pandemic rolls on spain's pasi island my old hundreds packed the bars and beaches ignoring social distancing guidelines the german health minister warns of a reckless riffling could trigger a 2nd wave of our own a virus also coming up. off the 8 shops fight in new partner virus cases south africa imposes a curfew and bans all wholesales again we look at why the government is returning to such drastic measures. and victory for poland's euro skeptic president.

wins a 2nd term edging ahead of fees for the challenger what will the next 5 years bring . us in the u.s. state of washington brics gets confirmed the team will change its controversial name off to fresh protests over racist connotations. hello i'm christie want to welcome to the program germany's health minister has warned that the country could face a renewed outbreak of coronavirus if tourists drop their god while on holiday in spawn told a news conference in berlin that he was along to buy images of germans flossing social distancing guidelines while on the beaches of majorca on say the danger off a 2nd wave is real and urged tourists to follow the rules. on my

yorkers beaches holiday makers enjoy the sun and the fresh breeze but at night all the coronavirus related rules seem forgotten on the party strip the so-called tourists are drinking and dancing with few face masks and little social distancing to be seen. german health minister young man has expressed concern. reasons of course in this that we have to be very careful that the man doesn't become a 2nd ready. what i mean by that is the risk of infection is particularly high when people don't stick to the rules. it's cool 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. when i see pictures from the baltic sea resorts and there is a breeze and everyone's looking out for one another a 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 lockdown but that their behavior would increase the risk of spreading coronavirus and potentially trigger a 2nd wave of infections. let's get more from michael wrobel he's a freelance journalist based on the spanish island off the haiti of michael so a lot of partying apparently without any social distancing going on over the weekend tell us what happened. yeah we have on friday and so on that friday

night it's you bet i'm out here near we have the old girl joan stewardess making me and you wrote really shocks and we saw that situation. all the people mostly joan drunken tourists make who obviate got results thinking about probably hospital or not i don't think i think they can't believe it's corona is still you know it's a mix of party like you actually asked yes. i've even met them and i was running and yeah it was really a shock moment fast when we saw all of this. no one so kind of masks. for the social distancing so it was like the nastiest and so was i think. and what all my all kinds saying about all of this. i think see the americans. so if they're happy about that serious and bacteria i know we could be

our very important for the economy. you may not have to think about it all of the people you know the island of suits were on which that tourist fodder tourism make their money so if this were very important but when they make such obvious not serious i can't believe that there are this and all of the people who are saying you know we're all proud they're not nuts or nuts have you know they have straights of certain cruel no weights and when it's a car you make this it's yeah i think it's a big danger for us but i mean another person has white about as they can clone a wavelet being the chairman health minister and he warned in the report that we just stand off mail could be coming and you codifies hotspots that what's being done to prevent this. i think the lead police to check miscarry house

and they will do on friday when we are around there and that it's a valid month and there was no police no he's only some security people of the aisle seat in the restrooms but no police and thing and saying we'll check now is the scariest shoot to control the situation it's very important to. change gears and they sort of people who were on your mask that this is what's now it's a situation all the people american. suits were are now out the mess not at the beach but when they're in. this area it's likely palomar or i'm going to look a lot better to grow up in it. i think it's very very odd. time right that's michael frayn on shana's on the spanish island off thank you. south africa's president so what i'm opposed to has reimposed

a bad on alcohol sales and announced the written off a national curfew the country is facing a rapid increase in coronavirus cases often missing what had been one of the halls districts as. south africa is going through stormy times not only in terms of the weather covered $1000.00 cases to spike hundreds of thousands of south african lost their jobs because of the lock 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 or beer now decided that the sale the dispensing and the distribution of alcohol would be suspended with immediate effect. there is. now clear evidence that the resumption of course. has resulted in some pressure being put on hospitals. including trauma an i.c.u.

unit in south africa already banned the sales of alcohol in the early stages of the lockdown but the industry pushed for reopening warning of massive job losses what happened after wards the hospital admissions went up significantly about 17000 alcohol related trauma admissions in hospitals where records every week that's why for now the liquor stores throughout the country remain close to get that 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 realistic lead because in the leaking industry is not only the people working in the bottle store there's a threat of a 1000000 people now they're all have to be at home no i don't call it the most dangerous thing that is when people are always fighting people who are given the ladies who are a woman to have a look at every turn just because of uncle so i support the president to put it was very good he's done perfect the president also announced tonight curfew and stricter controls to enforce the rearing 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 kits and a shortage of about $12000.00 health care workers. here are some of the main developments in the current crisis and any deaths in mexico have now exceeded $35000.00 only the us brazil and the united kingdom have all but a charity save the children is warning that as many as 10000000 children may never return to school. to do more to protect education and in spain the leader of catalonia regional government has called on people living in the city off yet. and order. polish president and a due date is headed for a 2nd 5 year term following sunday's election with nearly all the votes counted at the conservative incumbent has won with 51.2 percent over his rival that would be

even over walsall may ruffle chelsea. deeply divided poland is widely seen as a battle for the country's future including its strained relations with the e.u. . on sunday well before all the votes were tallied with just a razor thin lead president due to seemed confident he'd win now after a campaign fueled by anti european anti german sentiment he's striking a more conciliatory tone there's any color coded present by if anyone was offended by anything i did or said in the last 5 years not just during the campaign please accept my apology as if it's the only i want to assure you that i have respect for you just like i have respect for all my compatriots irrespective of their views of . this from a man who is a law and with the governing right wing populist law and justice party they've made no secret of their dislike for foreigners sexual minorities and the free press.

just 3 points short challenger rough ski from the centrist civic platform party is showing is seen as proof of a growing opposition in this deeply divided country he ran on a platform of pro european liberal and tolerant values. for the other fellow. you know that's a nominee yes it's only the beginning i'm convinced we will change poland that now that we have woken up not you no one will put us to sleep my balls and what's most important to me will continue fighting in south irrespective of the result. do those reelection give the law and justice party a shot at governing for another 5 years during this time they aim to push through controversial justice reforms putting them on a collision course with the e.u. . get some analysis now with a from the polish service that is so we're getting these sort of results it's

pretty clear president going to stick around what does that mean. 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 government 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 there's to do that will do it because he's a very close ally of the ruling party correct so his reforms you talked about reforms to destry system extend the federal government's policies all things that

the european union 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 bullen 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 very dire out 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 may be hard for the opposition you know to keep their supporters and their members mobilized for such a long time sister. so are a majority of poles and i mean can we interpret that from the president and he did as well no actually no polls are very pro european polling 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 test thank you for that thank you. prime minister just have

a conte and germany's chancellor angela merkel have met for talks on a proposed coronavirus recovery fund for your country's country has been gente european leaders to support the multi-billion dollar economic stimulus plan he has medicals backing but some e.u. countries oppose the fund which would see the european union issued joint debt for the 1st time several e.u. countries including if the off facing severe economic recession due to the coronavirus endemic. and formal we can use chief political correspondent melinda crave who is at schloss news a bit outside the den where the meeting between going to medical and just if it contained is taking place hello melinda good to see you so so mcaleer conti have been speaking to the press what have we heard. well there was a great deal of personal warmth on both sides the chancellor paid tribute to the

quote unquote great sacrifices that had made been made by italy during the pandemic saying that it had hit italy especially hard she paid tribute to the fortitude and discipline of the talian people to their singing and clapping for their medical personnel and she also pointed out that it was no one's fault that indeed it only had been hit so hard that's an indirect message to the so called froogle for the northern european union member states who have at times seem to imply that perhaps italy was not entirely worthy of generous recovery funding because it is indebted and has structural economic weaknesses also some very warm words for the chancellor from her italian counterpart and both of them underlining the importance of this moment the difficulty of the task ahead the difficulty of the negotiations they're facing melinda conti said last week that the very survival off they go as it is at

stake if if member states don't take strong and coordinated action does machall share that view. she does in fact share that view when he repeated that message here by the way just now saying that if money doesn't get disbursed quickly to the countries that are hardest hit we will see further divergence within the eurozone further fragmentation of the eurozone pressure on those countries and on the euro itself and possibly the destruction of the euro zone that was the word he used to destruction and the chancellor certainly seems to be on his way flix she has said in the past that the very stake of the their very survival of the e.u. isn't stake and she too repeated that this is a crucial moment. all right that state employees chief political correspondent linda crane reporting from schloss news of a thank you melinda and also some other stories making news around the

world also post president as she is being questioned by a war crimes prosecutor is at the hague they accuse him of crimes against humanity possible as in 1900 uprising against serbia speaking outside court that he said that nobody can rewrite history and that he stands for quote truth reconsideration and peace those push. a funeral service has been held for soul may 1 soon who was found dead amid sexual harassment allegations more then also a 1000000 people signed a petition opposing the city of rome ceremony $20000.00 mourners 10 dollars to pay their respects despite the controversy. gale force winds have lashed cape town in south africa whipping up ocean swells and fixie fode it's the latest in a substation all cold fronts and heavy downpours in the city will for cost as warning

that more large waves storm surges and even snow fall could. well. simply mandela the daughter of 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 announced. n.f.l. football team the washington redskins has officially confirmed that it will change its name the announcement follows renewed protests over the redskins money which is considered offensive to native american communities the team's owner had previously stated he would never change the name but has reconsidered is off to pressure from sponsors some of them publicly requested a change in the wake of the black lives mattia protests. and joining me in studio to unwrap this topic is chris harrington from take chris good to see you sir as we mentioned. the 0920 team said that that name would never

change it has changed now why did he reconsider. dan snyder buckled to the pressure of the corporate sponsors backing out because he has to watch his bottom line the national football league is the world's richest sports professional league you know so when you factor in that they have a lot to lose you know for that for that matter and then when you consider the teams the biggest the 1st i guess straw that broke the camel's back so to speak was fed ex fed ex you know paid them over $200000000.00 for the naming rights of their stadium they threaten to take their name off other companies followed suit nike amazon if you want to look for washington redskins merchandise right now you can find it all anywhere available because they've taken it you know off of you know the availability list is the one team right now you cannot buy any merchandise well interesting ok tell us about this team's need to see in washington well so the team has always you know been embedded with racism there found or did not even want to

integrate the national football league this was back in the 1960 s. he had to do so because he was pressured by the kennedy administration you know basically so he obviously buckled to that pressure and the legacy now he's been erased from history the founder had a monument standing in front of their own stadium they took that down erased all of his you know name from all of the official records you know and so forth so i think there's they're really trying to rewrite history and start you know a new tradition you know one that obviously is appealing to all of the communities that enjoy watching the game yes it's also about the reaction that you've seen to this and everybody is probably dying to know now what's the name going to be right with the reaction of course you know one congresswoman the one native american funk congresswoman in the united states came out and said it's about time you know she did ever as of asians about the idea of why does it take a worldwide movement you know to get you know this done you know but obviously it's done now not everyone. greens with the name change but i do think the majority do it in terms of new names a handful of names have been put out there you see a lot of new names coming out because they'll take their time you know issues

wisely of course but one name i liked was the senators because the washington senators was an old baseball team as well so it's not brand new in terms of professional teams that being nice to name i think it kind of is obviously the washington you know that's that's what i was going for i chris harrington from the response thanks for that chris. and in football news manchester city's 2 year european bad has been overturned following an appeal that according to the court of obligation for sport now the club was sanctioned in february for serious breaches of financial regulations the club stood accused overstating sponsorship revenue in order to say its transfer spending an initial 30000000 fine has been reduced to 10 while the to get banned from competitions has been overturned entirety. 35 years ago today over

a 1000000000 people across the well tuned in to what would become one of the most legendary concerts all time live aid the event wound up raising over $120000000000.00 for people suffering from famine in africa it also offered up some iconic performances which are now in our culture cultural memory that staging the concert was a big gamble here's a look at how organize a bob geldof called it will. get once a show like no other more than 1000000000 people tuned in to watch the live performances in london and philadelphia. the goal to save millions from the famine sweeping ethiopia. i. mean the images on t.v. shocked bob geldof so he turned to his friends in the music world for help. no

contracts with anybody nothing no luck what so maybe they wouldn't come of that i was just so. one of the biggest questions would people call in and donate here and given the money there are people dying now so give me the money and here's the number 3 dollars. an industry of excess and the world's poorest it was a gamble. so i said to david what's this. bowie sat there and tears so we just heroes. that he says i'd like to do what folks but still and that's. well the phone lines everywhere in the world just just blew up. that was it

all just to show it helped a british band queen make their comeback but critics have questioned whether the concert achieved it's true goal. bob to the great it helped untold numbers of people at the time and those people now have descendants who would not be living and you can argue for ever how effective it was in the medium to long term it made the world aware of famine in africa just as a grata now teaches us about climate change the concert paved the way for geldof invite to the 2005 g 8 summit in scotland together with the world's most powerful politicians they were able to achieve debt relief for parts of africa geldof says the influence musicians had on politics then is unthinkable today. that mafia gangster who took that bolder fool. be focal

moral jobs can you imagine that even sitting down. and talking. to his words can be disputed but his passion cannot bob geldof's big gamble became one of the defining moments in the history of pop music. was. the end while yeah so this is news and here's a reminder of all top stories at this hour germany is helping to save his along by images of tourists hygiene and social distancing. on the spanish island off my ok you said such behavior could lead to a 2nd wave of krona fires in germany. writing president has won poland's presidential election final results show in the eighty's rival. with just 1.2 percent off the cliff. there watching the news on the back of the top 4

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