c.w. news live from berlin and at least one person is killed at a protest in no show wisconsin it comes as violence flares in the town for a 3rd night as demonstrators gathered to protest the shooting by police of 29 year old black mountain jake the flake on sunday. also coming up she rarely speaks in public but last night the republicans deployed 1st levy malani a truck to drum up support for her husband at the republican national convention so

how did she do and in an exclusive news interview pelosi an opposition leader spent llama to get up sky and explains why the protest movement poses the biggest challenge the government has ever faced. and a little messy tells f.c. barcelona he wants to leave the capital outside a legal wrangling over a clause in his contract may make the split impossible. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program at least one person has been shot dead and a number of others injured during a 3rd night of protests in the u.s. city of. social media footage appears to show civilians with guns and one victim with a head wound the gunfire started in the early. hours of wednesday after hundreds of

protesters defied a dog to dust curfew and clashed with police then responded with tear gas and rubber bullets now the young rust was sparked after police shot jacob blake a black resident 7 times in the back blake's attorney and family say that the shots left blake paralyzed and fighting for his life. simons is joining us live now from commotion with the very latest now from 3 people shot in this protest we're hearing reports of that there in wisconsin what more can you tell us. you know i can tell you that this came to fuel the as a surprise for all of the people on the streets probably and definitely for the press which was accompanying the police forces the law enforcement forces trying to disperse the rather large crowd of protesters tonight in this 1st night of protest

and i'm ready and can always come in. if the police was largely successful in this effort to enforce the curfew for the 1st time in 3 nights. pushing protesters down a main street when suddenly the french president as well as the protesters heard a burst of saw. and this was immediately identifiable as shots from a long gun. 15 m. 16 type try me out a medic back weapon. then a 2nd burst and then we saw. protests this rushing to war and next week 2 was the police which other vans in an armored vehicles and screaming at the police for help and forcing them. to rush down to a scene which we have to say that also had not seen we have no we had no bizzle there that was too far away and it was too dark however confirm now one person dead

what has transpired there corey this is we spoke is that a libertarian militia tried. that the words of the witnesses. threatened by protesters and shocked one protester in the head and as a sport this is where a protester was delivered to the hospital which was in fall way but. it looks like he had to come to his injuries another 2 people injured i also talked to witnesses who said there are more than 5 people who had actually shot but that is not come. no 3 people shot again not from police but these are civilians who is shooting each other now larry craig to this this is really a surprise no it wasn't not for us probably not for many people in can also with time been because we have seen throughout the day more and more white people in camouflage with

a rifle or shotgun are they are 15 and 16 came out america grabbed the paint guns of caliber from 9 millimeter the $45.00 millimeter and so on. flooding the street and not confronted if way to what the protesters but also not in a very. nice way they paid their parade stefan simons bringing us up to date there. a night of unrest again in konoha wisconsin as you mentioned one person now confirmed dead in that on rast stefan thanks so much for your reporting. because. well also in the united states and the u.s. 1st lady malani a trump has addressed the republican party's national convention on day 2 of the gathering she became the 1st speaker to directly mention the pandemic that has killed nearly 200000 americans she talked of the pain suffered by many families and

try to counter the widespread criticism of her husband's response to the pandemic by saying that he was working hard in order to tackle her disease here's some of what she had to say. my deepest sympathy goes out to everyone who has lost a loved one and my prayers. are suffering. i know many people are anxious and sound feel helpless i want you to know you're not alone. my husband's administration will not stop fighting until there is an effective treatment or vaccine available to everyone and let's get more on day 2 of the republican national convention we are bringing in michelle stockman from data even as michelle welcome to the program how was this message received you know needed a comeback story her speech from the last convention in 2016 was a complete disaster because she was accused of plagiarism there were many passages

lifted verbatim from a speech that michelle obama gave in 2008 so in the speech we got one of the rare mentions of the coded $1000.00 pandemic crisis in america and it was an expression of sympathy and care for people who might be going through some really hard times right now in terms of their health or losing their jobs so supporters will look at this speech and say look at the successful immigrant 1st lady although there is some controversy about her views when she 1st came but she expressed herself well she can cross is confident she made a strong case for donald trump to be reelected but there are critics who look at this speech and say this is just window dressing window dressing on the top administration's failures and dressing the code in 1000 pandemic and also she mentioned the nation should come together and heal from episodes of racial injustice that also might sound tone deaf from the wife of

a man who has been known to tweet out race this tweets and stoke racial tensions in america right now tell us a little bit more about some of the other messages as well because we have the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei. also speaking yesterday a speech that was widely condemned was that it was for breaking long term norms and traditions this is the 1st time in around 75 years that a sitting secretary of state has spoken at a national political convention also he did it from jerusalem a controversial city and seen as props a prop from his office being used politically and the house foreign relations committee has in fact open investigation to see if the speech was potentially an ethical and illegal there's a law called the hatch act that prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activities while they're in office so there's that when you look at the speech itself it wasn't that controversial is some of the greatest hits that he's put out about the term foreign policy tough on china he lauded the moving of the

embassy to jerusalem and also the normalization of ties between the united arab emirates and israel so. you know he is it was controversial but. it's kind of just what the administration is doing at right now breaking norms when we sift through all of the messages that we have heard so far tell us i mean is this striking the right note with his base is it striking the right note with potentially undecided voters of america overall how do you think people are digesting this i think it was a night's targeted toward those undecided voters when you watched the entire convention last night or you know and to say it was basically trying to show a big tent party a party where black americans are welcome where americans are welcome where immigrants are welcome where women are welcome and there were moments that showed.

people coming together and overcoming criminal justice wrongs there was a naturalization ceremony stuns people might say but to an undecided voter who might be turned off by terms brash style and. some of the ways that he's stoked anger in america they may look at these moments and say yeah this is the kind or softer party that i want to be a part of it's still too early to tell though joe biden is leading by quite a bit and several swing states the trump flips the last election so we're really still thinking of the campaign season we'll have to wait and see but a very interesting time between now and november indeed michele stockman thank you . closer look at some other stories making news around the world the u.n. security council has blocked a bid by washington to reimpose sanctions on iran in a video conference the council's president said that there was a lack of consensus in the u.s. highest body over u.s. strategy on iraq 13 of the 15 council members to the u.n.

presidency voted to reject the bids validity. to prominent hong kong opposition lawmakers are among more than a dozen people arrested in connection with last year's mass anti-government protests. shifting and ted week were detained after early morning raids on their homes the arrests are being viewed as part of a widening crackdown on opposition figures. and a crime was spokes person is disputing claims that alexina volley was poisoned saying this absolutely cannot be true it comes after german doctors said that they had found evidence the russian opposition leader was poisoned if only was brought to berlin's charité hospital on saturday after falling ill in siberia. the gunmen who killed 51 people in a terrorist attack on 2 new zealand mosques has decided that he will not speak at his sentencing hearing there were fears that brenton toronto would use his his

right to address the court to promote his white supremacist views he faces life in prison after admitting to charges of murder and terrorism his victims and their families have been confronting the killer in court in the days ahead of saying many were present in tears as sara remembered her father saying in the end love will always win on march 15th in 2019 life as i knew it as a 23 year old just beginning my career in teaching changed. i lost my idea there have been fat that passed him in the end node mass shooting at the hands of a human its terrorist my father the apple of our eyes i've asked him here the name.

i wonder if he was in pain if he was frightened. and what his final thoughts were and i wish more than anything in the world that i could have been him to hold his hand and tell him that it would all be ok but i couldn't do that. there remembering her father let's turn now to some other news german foreign minister heikal moscow has warned that the conflict between turkey and greece in the mediterranean has become quote very dangerous and he has urged both sides to find a peaceful solution to the dispute boss shuttled between athens and ancora on tuesday as he mediated between the neighbors they are locked in conflict over gas

reserves buried beneath the sea that. a greek fighter jet touches down on the island of cyprus athens launched 3 days of military exercises in the eastern mediterranean after turkey extended a mission to search for oil and gas reserves in waters came by greece now and chris conducting its own naval exercises in the region. chairman foreign minister. warned that the 2 countries are playing with fire here to both sides to find a solution through dialogue but if we have warships holding naval drills and conducting exercises with live ammunition then we find ourselves in a phase where a mere accident could lead to a military escalation. masses engaged in a delicate diplomatic balancing act to see tries to bring both sides to the table. before as we speak turkey continues to act illegally to escalate to provoke despite

the urging of its neighbors partners and allies 3 inches from. the turkish research vessel or a tries to searching for oil and gas reserves in waters off cyprus and current checks greece has claimed this is has exclusive drilling rights in the region but it says it's open to sharing newly discovered gas reserves and will sit down to toltz with no strings attached. nobody should lay down preconditions there can be no preconditions set by greece. but the. says demand to turkey immediately stop its gas exploration in contested washers germany's top diplomats will brief his e.u. colleagues on thursday on his bit to get the regional rivals to the negotiating table. and for more let's bring in our istanbul correspondent dorian jones story and why are these gas reserves so important to turkey. well the vital for

turkey turkey imports 99 percent of its natural gas and spends around $40000000000.00 a year on energy imports so this gas is seen as crucial to alleviating this chronic balance of payments problem which continues to undermine the country's lira which hit record lows again this month and on top of that given the fact that turkey imports from countries like russia and iran it is seen as a vital to energy security as well. dorian greece's territorial claims they are backed by the rest of the e.u. i mean what kind of negotiating power does ankara really have. well boy by the fact that the e.u. have made threats of a sweeping sanctions against turkey in the past and even though greece is calling for again tough measures against turkey and believed to be backed by france as well believes it has a very strong position it knows it's a vital strategic partner to europe is the gate keeper for migrants seeking to

enter the e.u. countries and possibly can play a similar role in libya given its military presence there on top of the it does have allies in the e.u. countries like poland hungary and it's also courting malta and italy as well and it knows that any sanctions needs unanimity in the e.u. and even if such opposition was marginalized on kronos or any sweeping sanctions against turkey that would cause an a potential economic crisis in the country with europe as well many european banks have invested heavily in turkey and turkey is a key trading partner with many e.u. members including germany so how far is turkey then therefore willing to go i mean could we see them use the military to assert their claims. well ann curry is clear it says it will not fire the 1st shot in any tensions but has warned if any of it ships are attacked it will retaliate with force our presence warning was underlined by president earlier this week but i think the real concern here is not of both sides looking for a confrontation it's seen as part of their postures for building up robust

diplomacy negotiating bit stronger negotiating positions what the fear here is of an accident given the fact they have all these warships in a very confined space backed by far the rhetoric on both sides that they could be a confrontation by mistake a miscalculation as the german foreign minister warned and he underlined both countries are looking over the abyss dorian jones in istanbul thank you. the supreme court has rejected an appeal from the opposition to and now the results of the country's disputed presidential election alexander lukashenko. for 26 years claimed victory sparking mass demonstrations against his government now despite this unprecedented challenge to his authority he is showing no signs of getting an . there's a familiarity to the historic protests shaking the country in independence square in minsk protests to shout step down it is the same message they have sent to

president lukashenko every day since the disputed election the opposition wants political prisoners and arrested protesters to be released they also wanted to negotiate directly with the authorities for a peaceful transfer of power they set up the coordination council to do just that but you can shank or rejected the offer calling the council illegal 2 members have already been arrested sergey dyleski was sentenced to 10 days in prison on tuesday along with a colleague. at lunchtime teachers skipped school to protest in front of the ministry of education in minsk some worked as election assistance and vote counters now has threatened to fire the ones who don't support his government. tuesday's protests passed largely peacefully the army which has mostly stayed loyal to the bellary xeon leader were not on the streets but more protests are planned for the weekend and some are wondering how much longer the reeses authoritarian

leader will allow the demonstrations to go on for the european union is refusing to recognize the results of the bellary see an election drawing praise from exiled opposition leaders that won a taken off sky. correspondent constantine eggert spoke with her in vilnius lithuania where she fled after the election. the hollow scale. what do you think is going to happen in the coming days weeks and. we've seen massive demonstrations especially in minsk but not only as well we've seen alexander lukashenko being filmed by his press with a machine gun so he's showing that he's not going to leave. was going to happen i'm afraid it's going to be real violence. i have seen this video and i can't even comment on it because it's awful but. you know our people have changed and i don't know what's going on to happen in there is days but

i know what's real happen in the nearest future. people will not step away they walk up and they want you. their rose and. the person who has tepper way is the stalker some people will not forgive him people known for that anything about a situation that has happened after their actions at the same time the coronation council of the bill russian opposition as well as you you say that in the next coming hopefully free and fair elections anyone can take part so does that mean mr . it's only up to him we are free country so i mean any person would be able to pay to support it in this elections. do you

expect the european union are you satisfied 1st or are you satisfied with the support that the european union and germany including have given to to be a russian people and to you for sure we feel great support from or all the countries and they discovered many countries. contacted me and showed their support for our people are there in spite of our people and i am sure they. do their best to ignite support to our people do what do you think the e.u. the international community could do more to help build russian people. you know it's up to every country and i had to say that we are. we appreciate and have they can show by that it's up to them how they can do this

thank you very much thank you the leader there of the bell or a c. in opposition speaking exclusively with w. and sports news barcelona have confirmed to their star player leo messi has told them that he wants to leave the club and for free unless he submitted an official request today asking to be released from his contract the announcement comes after barcelona's humiliating 82 defeat by byron munich in the champions league capping a disappointing season for the spanish side and messi regarded among the best footballers ever has been with the club for 20 years. that's bringing to talk you from d.w. sports are they going to let him leave for free. will fight tooth and nail to make sure that that does not happen because messi has a 700000000 euro buyout clause in his contract and let me just explain how this all

started so on tuesday messi is sent a fax and sending a fax also to some extent in the case what sort of relationship these 2 have that it must've been really bad for him to send a fax and sort of have a face to face meeting so he sent a fax to the club indicating that he would he wants to leave. immediately of and this is where things can get very complicated especially. messy does have a clause in his contract and if he tricked us that he should be allowed to leave on a free transfer but boston or now could come back and say wait a minute you do have a clause but that's because expired he should have activated it by june to which of course messi is legal team can then say yeah but these are exceptional circumstances because of the cronut i was pandemic the football season was extended so if you're ready key the deadline should be august 31st. whatever the case tara this will be a very like his name says

a very messy situation. it's been 20 years he's been with the club why now i mean look there's been rumors coming out of boston office sometime now that messi has been quite unhappy on the pitch for example this was a season to forget it was boston on us 1st trophy last season in 12 years on top of that they've been in the past few years for mediated in the champions league and we just saw the recent loss to buy a new unique $82.00 but i think it's off the pitch that we need to pay a lot more attention to because there's a lot of tension there's a lot of speculation and there's a lot of tension between the players and the upper management at the club especially the president and we saw that recently with the corona virus pay cut incident where the club made it look like the players were not willing to take a pay cut when in fact that wasn't true and they did take a 70 percent pay cut so this has that now here's where the theory gets very

interesting this has it on many to speculate that perhaps he does not want to leave boston on and that he's using this tactic in order to bring about change at boston as hierarchy perhaps he wants the president to step down and therefore we would go into force elections but whatever the case this looks like if it goes down that path this will be a very very nasty break up in football and of course that's very unfortunate because boston on a big part of of the cubs identity i mean what champions league with boston or not 10 titles their highest ever. highest scoring a goal scorer 5 times just just briefly but if he does want to leave where could he go yeah ok it's a question of who can afford him who can afford him any obvious choices. and of course mentors the city manchester city of course would be really interesting because he will be reunited. with pep guardiola his former coach may have to have

deep pockets exonerate all the other players hockey to block it. does not get to that sports thank you so much. up next thank you w it is eco india taking a look at the impact of the textile production industry has on the environment from a leader and i and the entire team thank you so much for watching take an.

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platforms we're all in this together and together and we're making sure you. stay safe everybody in the stacy stay safe stay safe please stay safe. i don't hava all that stuff it's a made from cotton and although it's a natural product the wasps gala which we call it and they love us some also water they need often means that it's in bad mentally unsustainable and yet we need to cotton at least with pink we do and other unsustainable textiles too so how do you make them better for.