this is the w. news live from berlin the presidential campaign in the u.s. becomes a showdown over protests and violence the wisconsin city rocked by on rest since a police shooting of a black man is tents ahead of a visit by president his democratic rival for president accuses him of fanning the flames. and french president emanuel mccrone is back in 11 on calling for sweeping reforms to tackle an economy in tatters and sectarian tensions

a new prime minister is appointed as macross. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today president trump is doing tosha wisconsin today taking his reelection campaign to a city torn by protests and violence police shot and paralyzed a black man there over a week ago and during the ensuing on rests the 17 year old was charged with killing 2 white and he police protesters comes challenger for president joe biden says the president is exploiting the tensions this president long ago forfeited a moral leadership in this country he can't stop the violence because for years he's formatted you know he may believe malvina words law and order makes him strong . but his failure to call on his own supporters to stop acting as

a normal or should this country shows how weak he is for his part president trump says he is the candidate capable of keeping americans safe but democrats say that's wrong and have been criticizing his use of language including during an interview with fox this have to be aggressive because i'm like standing here in a sea of incompetent people stupid people in violent people very violent that's the kind of language stupid that's all that a lot of women don't like so they could well we're all we all were in the white house i see ok so i'm standing here in a sea of people and we need law and order in this country and women see that with me you never going to have law and order with buy. a look now at events into no show would have made that city the latest center of debate about race relations in the u.s. and the center of attention for president trump's reelection campaign. this

was the scene in can osha just one week ago protesters clashed with police and set fire to cars and buildings as anger boiled over following the police shooting of jacob blake on august 23rd. the 29 year old african american was shot in the back 7 times i close range while his children looked on blake is said to be paralyzed from the waist down and investigation into the incident is ongoing. the shooting triggered 3 nights of violent clashes in can osha a nationwide protests video also emerged showing armed vigilante groups in the city with police appearing to support them last tuesday 2 of the protesters were shot dead and a 3rd one wounded the suspect a white female until. the 17 year old was caught on camera

shortly before the attack armed with a semiautomatic rifle he tries to approach the police who merely tell him to leave he's now been charged with homicide local authorities called in the national guard and imposed a nighttime curfew to regain control the unrest surrounding anti-racism protests has taken center stage in the campaign for november's presidential election with donald trump promising to restore law and order given the tensions some community leaders of asked the president not to visit. at this point and that's not the best value. peaceful protests are still continuing every day. with some protesters. leaving no doubt about that on the presidential visit. dahl's been looking into this this morning to see if you are nice

and today we've seen a number of shootings and deaths since george george floyd died but the shooting allegedly in self defense by kyle ritter house as a completely new dimension to what's happening and all to many locations in the united states yep i think i think what we're seeing is essentially you know an escalation where we're seeing 2 groups on the one hand black lives matter protests a lot of the arrests that we're seeing there's actually been led by more kind of leftist predominantly white groups that are now clashing with vigilante groups so many of them have far right leadings we know from social media post that there are you know kind of pledges of allegiance to trump almost so trump supporters out what we saw in connote for instance over the weekend a rally there that then escalated and let to another shooting. and so it appears that they're responding to you know from star warning of chaos

and. her house was one of those people who responded to that who felt like he had to defend american cities portland or can ocean culbert or how is this case against you know cities descending into chaos and mayhem we have been looking at you know. video for months now of violence of looting and burning in american cities and president trump sees that video these images as an opportunity of course a campaign opportunity and you know she specifically in portland as well to connect with voters and to frame joe biden as the candidate of chaos and violence is this is a strategy that can succeed yes absolutely i mean trump has not been at any point very adamant in condemning any of these right wing groups for instance out of taking matters. through their own hands and one of the reasons that is is that he is not. now not very popular his favor ability ratings according to poll worth 31 percent

most polls have a medal in the low forty's but that's incredibly low for president and that's been true throughout even during a booming economy now his handling of the economy has been widely panned and that is also those are things that he cannot really run on right so he has to shift the narrative and not something that he's done quite successively really tapping into what richard nixon did in 68 by you know invoking images of burning cities and not one over white suburbanites strong appeal they turned out fearing for their safety and help when nixon the election i think that's what trump is betting on his well ok but the seriousness of the situation has been underscored by a democratic mayor the mayor of washington d.c. muriel bowzer has come out and said she's worried about the country quote descending into a race war is that perception shared outside of washington d.c. . well i think we can maybe put it like this you know we know that wartime

president usually get reelected now trump has pulled a lot of troops out of most american wars. so he's trying to paint a picture of a race war instead and i think that is what he just he's trying to do a lot of americans especially white americans now share the. view that the black lives matter supporters and protests are really maybe going a step too far so you know increasing division on that issue as well and trying maybe successfully manage bitters are a good to see you and thanks for coming in on this. downs on the other stories making the news at this hour a powerful typhoon is it to pound southern islands it's making its way up the korean peninsula typhoon my sock has got french the rains and dangerous winds of the thirty's in the okinawa region urging residents there to evacuate over concerns the winds could cause homes to collapse little. opposition leaders in belarus say they're launching

a new political party in an on line video maria closeness cova and victor bob errico announcing the new party called the nest which means together protests have been continuing for weeks after a disputed election eve long time president lukashenko another term in office the man whose life saving actions during the rwandan genocide inspired the film hotel rwanda has been arrested on terrorism charges paul rusesabagina is accused of founding in funding a terrorist organization he maintains is a victim of the smear campaign after criticizing the country's president and french president mani moamar trolls in the lebanese capital beirut for his 2nd visit since huge explosions devastated that city 4 weeks ago atones visit marks lebanon's creation 100 years ago after 4 centuries of domination by ottoman turkey

is expected to press for sweeping reforms to tackle an economy in tatters and new sectarian tensions shortly after the lebanese president asked the country's former ambassador to berlin to form a new government. our son after being designated prime minister mr for deep took to the streets of beirut it was a brave move. because much of the lebanese capital was reduced to rubble after thousands of tons of unstable chemicals exploded in the harbor nearly 4 weeks ago. the blast killed more than 200 people and destroyed what little was left of some people's faith in the government. had come to restore some of that trust. we will work hand in hand to rebuild what was destroyed. once

we form a new government we will accelerate the investigation and the result and that will be made public as soon as possible. that the public relations exercise was met with an angry response by many. of us the explosion was only the latest disaster blamed on the government a government that indeed is part of the economy is in deep recession the currency in freefall corruption and mismanagement have wrecked basic services to be a man has nearly. the government protesters subsided when the coronavirus hit only to flare up again after the blast. you're not one of the people you are a member of the ruling elite shouts one woman we do not recognize you. confronted with the rage pulsing through the capital the new prime minister beat a hasty retreat from the crowds chanting revolution. let's go

straight to beirut now we're joined by the interviews correspond there basile a really good day to you bob so we just saw the new prime minister there getting a very angry response where you are in beirut can he form a stable government. that's what it will do what is try to do. the main no doubt it get for the cut it is ignited prime minister people to get elites and rulers and haven't thought of new government especially with the french pressure on these governors to form new government quickly as much i think can't especially that in the past years we the foreign deformation of the governess took sometimes 11 months to be flown which was but quite a long time. like lebanon which is now financially economy and political so the job is trying his best but in that he was nominated and by most of the political parties in pretty cautious way what happened to his. prime minister

a sign that yeah when he was nominated by few political parties. force or confronted by a very high opposition forces from other political parties so it seems that you have but there are options to put new government as much as possible as you can in very short time bus all year of a short time is the key word there 11 months is certainly to long what it took last time listen yes because they're calling for for a revolution and we have president micro where you are today were today act going those calls for deep reform in lebanon what can he do to help out. first of all this is his 2nd visit to lebanon in less than a month he choose to start his visit yesterday to the lebanese security is and i can look on a collection of art but the old i don't work fatals same as what happened in the

previous visit when he choose to start with it from one of the main just quite damaged by the blast district and he met the citizens over there so it was it's what's. from the next visit to the barney's politicians times is going to yesterday he met some protesters who gathered in front of her house i think i was asked to be a trench president to force up with this pressure on the political force of political latino political parties to do for the reform and he said that he would he will. not see what i get voted the sanction and i think you will see if he manages to do that today de france president wrong in beirut thank you very much for that update. and before we go k. pop sensation b.t.s. to become the 1st korean act to debut at number one in the u.s. singles charts the boy band single dynamite as their search for song angus talks 33000000 streams 300000 sales week here's a listen. ok

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