month the trumps visit comes as tensions rise in a number of cities including portland the west coast of the state of war yet. another nights and another protest in portland oregon left wing anti-racism demonstrators have been taking to the streets here for more than 3 months since the killing by police of african-american george floyd in minnesota in may but the last few days have seen an unusual rise in tension that has both law enforcement and locals worried it follows the shooting dead of a far right trump supporter at a demonstration on saturday the exact circumstances are still being investigated but regional leaders fear this could lead to an escalation of violence it's in the middle of this volatile atmosphere that tramples decided to visit another flashpoint city no she was concerned despite a plea from the man to stay away we always have room for presidents to come to visit our families to come to visit that's the process that you have and it's

something that we would repression have people do but the timing on this we felt was not good and so we did make a request for him to do different. anti-racism demonstrators mostly peaceful have been taking place and can osha since the shot black president jacob blake in the back in august. but they too took a turn for the worse last week after a 17 year old white man khalil rittenhouse killed 2 black lives matters protesters and injured a 3rd. on monday chum appeared to defend the teenager fueling fears that the president's presence would cause further division in the city. he was trying to get away from them i guess it looks like and he fell and then they very violently attacked him and it was something that we're looking at right now and it's under investigation but. i guess he was in a very big trouble some of the compass hyping the unrest ahead of the election to

shift the focus away from his failure to manage the pandemic democrats opponent joe biden does a step further accusing chump for mentoring divina fires are burning we have a president who fanned the flames rather than fighting the flames. but the fear among some critics is that he will use the disturbances in places like portland to round up calls follow an order that only he can provide. and let's get more we're joined by peter dahl he is on the story for us so tell us i mean we heard it there we heard by then saying trumpets from od'ing violence we heard trump saying he's the long order candidate what voters make of the tactics well there are signs actually that it is working at least with crucial groups you know having as this election trumps polling numbers and such have not really gone up his favor bill your ratings are not going to biden still leading the race but support for the black lives not approaches is shrinking especially with white suburban voters and

that's a group that you know has turned its back on trump since you know actually helping him win the 2016 election but because of his inflammatory rhetoric a lot of people felt like it was becoming a bit too much now trump is now it looks like it's pretty successfully employing a strategy that richard nixon used in 68 where he was you know essentially painting unrest civic unrest as a threat to suburban voters and you know the safety. of suburbia and essentially try to scare suburban voters back into his fold it worked for nixon trump's bet is that it will work for him too he's heading to connectionless concent yes so what's expected then yeah against the explicit wishes as was all there of not just the governor was gone but also the mayor of can knows a lot of other high ranking officials and can osha who as we saw you know asked him to stay away afraid that he would inflame tensions so you know the question why is

he going anyway certainly not to try to quote tensions as. as i would expect instead it seems like he's trying to you know project strength to paint democratic leaders democratic mayor democratic governor in wisconsin to try to paint them as weak and to show that he is really in control at a time when a lot of critics are you know saying that he has completely lost control of not just the racial unrest in the country but also with the pen demick so he's trying to project some strength there also it's really important you know wisconsin is an important swing state and help to the 26000 election a recent poll from wisconsin showed that support for the black guys matter also they're down by more than 20 points since june especially among white was consonants so you know numbers like that are really grist to the mill for the trump camp and these politicians they're certainly looking at those numbers on especially

as we've seen this on rafts we've seen violence pour out onto the streets frustration among many voters there in the u.s. peter what can we expect now going into november well i think i mean we've we've definitely seen from strategy i think he will keep hammering home this message it does appear to be you what is working for him you know the best at the moment for biden he's a much more painted himself as you know kind of a emphasize certain chief of people who can relate to the struggle and the pain that a lot of people are feeling right now who will try to you know get the nation a deeply divided nation to come together unite you know focus on on you know their commonalities in that the things that they share the values they share as opposed to the division so i think that is really what they're going to try to keep it also biden you know saying trump is the reason we're in this mess in the 1st place and he's going to stay with that message thank you thank you it's. of have a look at some other stories making news around the world hong kong has begun mass

coronavirus testing in an attempt to stop a 3rd wave of infections leader cows carry lab was among thousands of people to get tested on tuesday morning some democracy democracy activists fear the china will use the scheme to collect personal data the hong kong government dismisses those concerns. germany's economy minister has revised his economic forecast for this year upwards despite the coronavirus recession he says the economy is expected to shrink by 5.8 percent in 2020 that's less than was feared at the beginning of the pandemic but the growth forecast for 2021 have also been revised downward. well students in belgium are returning to school and their parents are returning to work after the summer break the number of new covert 19 cases is currently on the decline there but the country has one of the highest corona related death rates in

europe nonetheless a growing number of belgians say they are unwilling to it here to the restrictive measures a study in the dutch speaking region of flanders where more than half of the population live show that 70 percent of people no longer support the measures teri schultz reports. the covered $9000.00 infection rate is declining in belgium but couvade 19 fatigue is growing so many months of isolation and so many masks for me it's like some feeling really appreciative t.-bo who doesn't want to give his last name despises social distancing and defies the rule to wear a mask in downtown brussels if i fire into in the show if i go into a major ok but if i walk alone in the street no no doubt it's really too much and tivo is hardly alone in his opposition microfiche johnson who represents the protests. group virus madness says no one should have to follow restrictions except

to the most vulnerable how many people would die if we would not take any measures at all at the moment we don't know if you have no idea new research shows just one in 3 people surveyed in the dutch speaking part of belgium still supports the safety measures that's down from more than 80 percent in march when the pandemic 1st hit here university of ghent professor martin feldstein who led the study blames poor official communication for the dramatic drop in motivation he says it's been a wake up call for authorities to pay more attention to people state of mind i don't think we have sufficiently been informing people on the consequences of their behavior for them to take a wise decision and now with the 1st of september comes the traditional way in belgium a return from holidays back to work and school it could be a toxic coronavirus cocktail we're quite worried leading belgian virologist stephen

vang says experts are stealing for a potential september surge he nonetheless agrees people should be given more information about actions and consequences and then more autonomy so people can have some freedom to choose what they think is appropriate for their situation and they can at their behavior but are people so sick of restrictions by now they won't follow them then believes most do comply but i don't obey them too strictly because it's very difficult to do but i try anyway they command i feel much safer wearing it we must do it all together but skepticism is clearly growing in recent days open letters have been published in belgian media signed by hundreds of experts including doctors scientists and researchers suggesting the strict measure should be reviewed to see if they're stopping the virus or just the vitality of everyday

life. and we are joined now by show spokesperson dr margaret harris she is joining us from geneva us welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us how do you think 50 from coronavirus measures could impact infection rates. certainly should take is something you do see it with an outbreak like that and one of the problems is people with fantastic about accepting very extreme measures quite often and what people think is that ok we've done this we did our bit we were fantastic now we go back to normal now the problem is normal is what got us into this into this mess in the 1st place is we have to learn to dance with the virus yes we need to be drizzy mouse's son yes we need to be able to resume human activities but we've got to find

ways to do it safely. and so people have to be listened to good things and raising their concerns do have to be listened to and responded to but always with an overarching idea is right or is it our community it's killing way too many of us we have to learn to live safely so then concretely what does the w.h.o. recommend because i mean we have seen thousands taking to the streets in recent anti corona protests. so we particularly recommend don't be clustered together especially in indoor areas my director general referred to the trick was. to go see some things you avoid credit spaces spaces and close contact so close contact is the high point because we as humans love to be together we are classic animals we feel safe we feel more comfortable

when we're in large groups but this is exactly what the virus is exploiting so if we're going to be smart about this we really still need to get the distance and try to avoid being close together crowded spaces indoors particularly indoors with ventilation we have all them about to arrive here in europe other parts of the northern hemisphere talk with us a little bit about your level of concern especially as we head into the colder weather what is what is the science saying right now what could potentially be increasing for. so it's 2 things the colder weather makes us go indoors so there is 3 seasons i was talking about they become more attractive as the weather gets colder and we can already feel the calling of the autumn really is a relative thing so if we're going to spend more time indoors we have to look at ventilation and we have to look at how we can space ourselves if that's not

possible that's why the face coverings being recommended so there would be a limit on the amount of birol know that's floating around we're not seeing any signs that perhaps there's a better chance of people not getting as ill if they don't get such a big dose of virus so all these things we can do to improve their ventilation limit the amount of virus that's being spread keeping their hands clean keeping the environment clean that will help us beat this thing so we should all go out and get sweaters because maybe we have to keep the windows open dr margaret harris joining us. joining us from the world health organization thank you so much. for now another place where there is resistance to anti corona measures is cameroon in west africa the government there has recently launched a mobile testing and awareness campaign but as the blaze a young reports health workers are facing

a tough task because some people still don't believe the virus is real mistress of come rude have never been into since the beginning of the coffee can 80000 in. short distance in doesn't apply more chin didn't like here. some people like marks a small truth do not believe the virus exists at all income rude ironically you is the species must to appear on camera. but he does not think the coronavirus has entered the country. best talk of coronavirus cases in cameroon but we don't really see proof of these cases in europe when you hear of the 10 timing here of hundreds of people dead from the virus however in cameroon we don't see that. you do those views are a coup by many people in these markets and no wonder. they go medicine teams of medics across the city to remind the public about the pandemic and to encourage them to take frequent of our us test but it is often encounter hostility to his

suspicion. some people believe the pandemic is the government's count them out one of the main challenges is that we have to test the maximum amount of people possible because people are hesitant to get tested as you have seen when we come around some people mock us they say we are part of a secret cult they also say we're bringing the disease to them so making people aware about this pandemic is a great challenge that we are working on. or see at the angle of living 14 kilometers away the government has set up a move by piston sent those willing to be this that are brought here 3 days into the operation this unit has recorder one positive case good news for the doctors. the suit is truth and treat not to flatten the crewmembers could become a rude. we've been known to go we have had

a number of people coming in to take the test they all come voluntarily and as the day passed by the number of people who want to get tested is going up and we are now on day 3 and we have processed about $65.00 people with come in for the coronavirus test of the. grower every roll. back in the market these. exist is not over yet put on your face mask over and over come on his record occlusive 900000 pieces before morning and can do it is one of the was he conscious enough to come from us s. to doesn't believe in it. mulder going to. offer today simply inflate the figures in cameroon and we don't see what they are talking about or the resources to fight the pandemic are enjoyed by the wealthy but the poor have nothing at all.

yet despite the challenges they are winners and will by testing team see plans to extend your company to order reagents income rude people who take the mrs seriously to stop the dreaded grunow virus. president emanuel markand has warned that lebanese politicians should. has warned them of punitive measures excuse me that they could be imposed if economic and political reforms are not initiated within 3 months arrived in beirut just as a new prime minister was appointed mustafa deed has the backing of most political parties but the pressure is on from angry citizens demanding immediate change. the country in rubble and this man is tasked with rebuilding it lebanon's newly designated prime minister mustafa aidid the former diplomat is trying to restore

the people's faith the blast that devastated beirut 4 weeks ago has been widely blamed on the government. will work hand in hand to rebuild what was destroyed. and that once we form a new government we will accelerate the investigation and the result and that will be made public as soon as possible. but his appointment has done little to quell the anger on the streets some see their new prime minister as part of the old system. he came to reassure them that change is on the way french president emmanuel macron touched down in beirut on monday. he's pushing for fast reforms in the crisis hit country including lebanon's complex tarion political system. if they don't know if the last

hours have allowed a new figure to emerge as prime minister it's not my place to either approve or bless him that is the decision of a sovereign lebannon but to make sure that a government with purpose is formed as quickly as possible and to implement reforms that are needed in the service of the lebanese people. lebanon's economy is in deep recession corruption and mismanagement have devastated many basic services the recent chemical explosion just the latest disaster blamed on poor governance the challenges for the new prime minister are extensive and gaining people's trust could be the greatest hurdle facing him. and we're joined now by. live from beirut basel we heard about all of the challenges facing this new prime minister the 1st one can he form a stable government. this time to the conflict zone and lebanon.

yes it's very challenging task to form a new government in regard with different sects different political parties would present these 18 different sects they have this cool confrontation i want each other to gain as much as they can from the new government even though the government was formed 50 percent of muslims this in just according to the according to the lebanese but as. the report mentioned before that doesn't in lebanon put hard to pressure on the lebanese political elites and rulers a few moments ago he announced that he will host a international conference in paris to have lebanon and he asks for more transparency and reforms so all these all these tasks are very open they're pushing very hard on the designated prime minister and on the different political parties

will by the way you're going to meet all of these political parties including as we look at present that in the next hours the battle tell us because i mean we're talking about decades of mismanagement there in lebanon on the part of governments we have president micron in the country right now echoing these calls for political reform in lebanon these are calls that we have heard time and time again realistically what can he really do. what can he do his part of a depression on political parties he's going to meet these presented of all of these parties and he he's right then he goes parted with sanctions when it comes to sanctions financial sanctions that would mean it lead to bring. change. to changes in the political life especially that he announced that. 3 weeks ago when you were out and lebanon after the blast in bed reports he asked for reforms

and the change in the habits of the politically for a team and system yesterday the speaker of the parliament nabih berri he said he mentioned the nation and he said that he pushed for is pushing from his side forward for your deforms but believe me all these speeches deja vu. syndicates since the cd case so it's very hard hopefully fingers crossed to see something need to change in lebanon. basel orating with a view from dave or thank you. ecologists are warning that the world's largest for eating colony of african penguins is at risk they say that ships refueling near their habitat off of the coast of south africa are spilling oil into the ocean to to cost cutting measures now the governments and shipping companies insist their practices are safe. for algoma bay in south africa is

a spectacular migration route where the rate of sea life for ages and breeds is also home to around hasa global population of endangered african penguins. but in recent years ships have been refuting me a by now local environmental tests have raised the alarm. we want to take over our i beg of you all go back all wherever you prefer. the night here at the board here there are 4 of them voted when they can bring into the world and we'll i'm very very careful there will be good reading for all of your efforts and that's the kind of thing that. bunkering the practice of refueling one ship from another in the open sea started here in 2016 it saves time and makes money only $3.00 companies currently have operating licenses but they were already small oil

spills here in 20172019. penguin numbers have dropped by more than 60 percent over the process. this move to south african maritime safety authority which oversees bunkering stresses that the necessary consultations and environmental studies were done to make sure that the practice is a safest possible. do we need to protect your area or do we need to use what you need you. and there is the bylong. and that is that that you've not been gauging. a difficult balance indeed more than 40000 people in the algo of bay area rely on tourism for a living. beyond the environmental tragedy if memory not should disappear so with the tourists and much needed income. this is the news the

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and sometimes they were just happy to have him here these are these are these are. just 19 he's the 1st player just go 7 goals in his 1st 300 league matches for george and sixpence outspoken the champions league my dream is to become one of the best players in the world. did hall and become the star striker he is today is a shop window to what these secrets he is much you've got to know which taking you want to trips in a life with the late one son of a norwegian player in the english premier league stuff it is rise to the top. right down to the cook the coach his friends and his father someone my strength is so i can see how they can tell us how he became. a ling. if you

are in no way you can say. let's start our journey to eling browed holland's norwegian roots in moldova roughly 500 kilometers northwest of oslo. the city's nicknamed the town of roses but molder is also known for its football perch next to the sea the arcus stadium is home to reigning norwegian champion melbourne f.k. . the club signed hallen when he was 16 years old. and mulder the lanky teenager transformed into a muscular athlete. one and a half years after his arrival at the still 17 year old hall and scored 4 goals in just 17 minutes at the 1st division much in bag. a star was born.

one of the secrets of alan's rapid rise is the club's cook top your haugen nicknames tonto she used to cook for the norwegian biathlon team before mulder and manchester united legend all a going to social brought her to the club every lurch to see her time to take care of alan's nutrition. and warms up. to new things so comin over suddenly. not want you to want it gone she were suspicious of them are meant to find clues some folks think. of us how you snore not cool or some other stuff so i can tell you wouldn't unfocussed that limit the last son to also one son. maybe one year. hunk of tommy in love the house i'm close to may come in for the full

modern am spoofed on. god mark what is the source of this trying to mark i think you have to talk talk talk to tom the chef he ate like a horse a young kid and thin kid told kid what still growing. skin and bone. i thought was it's going to be a project. but really stained slate is mulder's fitness coach he should alan ball tough enough to compete with adult opponents not an easy job as hall and grew 8 centimeters in his 2 years at the club now he stands at a tearing one meets in 94. he was 16 when he came and he was taking it all in when it comes to training. and especially in this 1st year see you starting to grow and when he grow we need to be careful about the load

on the pitch so it was more in the gym that we wanted him to be you know because we want to him to be injury free i knew when i was young that i was good but you know it's also a long way to. go of course my dream is to become one of the best players in the world but but also you know. to become a professional football player. telling one of. the best here if i think or serve me well in the region me it will come. afterward to me was this one shot without a cause of the man not more than one. i'm just like sometimes this sometimes just. i think i. have been

severely. by this time one of the. nights how common this is for this is from pastas down to this. plane. trying to get. let's head to southwest norway where having spent his childhood and you know. it's a very small town. all over the train to school and to everything in. my family was living here 5 to 10 minutes away from me and. yeah small town enjoyed a lot of winners. home town only has 12000 inhabitants it is well known for its football in the eighty's f. k.

played in the white pickup and around the time of holland's birth they were still a top flight club but these days they were in the 3rd division at the stadium we meet up with ellen's 1st coach out invent benson. there was the picture. holding their view. when he was 15. so i played here when he was 15 in the 2nd level in no way knew played for many many matches before moving to malta. so but he didn't score here but he met strong persons so he tried to develop small nice. story started on this stadium from early on he played a lot official grass or in the role and when you grew older he started on this magnificent magnificent stadium. he has to dip you in the hope which when he was

15. and he paid a lot of games that year. i saw him 1st when he was just 6 years old in their indoor training and the 1st of it was cool to gold. his 1st steps as a footballer in this indoor football hole when he was born on july 21st 2000 and his father was a defender at leeds before taking his career abroad to not seeing him leeds and manchester in yet played for brunette f.k. he played 187 premier league matches and 34 times for norway before returning. so if that serves. i'm sure you're on. the right alley or distort it all more chemists are left. on

a ship. to make sure. i force you out and for their i. love on down from alfie allen father was. not the little big pressure guy he was score monday. and he didn't interfere in award training session not the measure not even the signal he just stood there and if we asked. for some advice he would give give us. i think you may be sure and do things for me you know about the mentality of the willing to win you know appreciating in his teammates when they doing well you know that's it it's it's it's a team effort football is a team a team game so you really you know depending on from your other teammates if you got to be good yourself you have to appreciate that the other are doing yeah

a good job for also for you and you have to do a good job of that. we met out in the green a football hole on a saturday morning he was teaming up with and step sisters and their mother for a kick out. of. her but. since early success in the champions league and he's moved to dortmund he's become a role model for a whole generation of young norwegians it's not just in bruno everyone wants to play football now the hall and family is no exception adding it is still young closest advisor. my father's been a big role model for me i want to the always said to myself i. to be become. a professional football player. that's what i said the whole life. to try to get better than him. and i had

a lot of. my father's. house being a hall and is widely remembered for his feud with manchester united captain roy keane and the horror tackle that ended holland's korea in 1997 keane was writhing in pain with poland hovering over him accusing him of faking injury keane ended up missing almost a year he never forgot the incident and took revenge 4 years later when he met paul on in the manchester darby in one of football's most violent tackles keane flew starts up into horton's leg the norwegian never played a full match again keane later cynically wrote in his autobiography that there are things that i regret in my life and he is not one of them. i was a. stray bullet. through my string is i can see you know going. over for the season or you know is a lot better than the already uncomfortable i think already his his father was.

out of balance and was ailing coach for nearly 10 years he shows us around the club shop next to the stadium which looks more like an alec hall and fan shop at the moment. and this is. the club suits. like this for 12 years before moving. to more blue shirts. all of the area people. are proud of has given very positive signals to this area and that's very good. the most popular now is you can choose name a number it's already on and they have sold. he

says the last month that's quite a lot. to success didn't take his coach by surprise as a comes from athletic stock bruna football club's biggest legend is a loss and yelling is great uncle. my mother used to do a track and field yes well i think i think. my speed. comes from both my mother and my father we knew there. from 1112 had good speed but to speak physics missed so long we imagine what we can do. and we know he would become very strong a word fast so we began to talk about when he was 12 but this is something special you would become a national player. before

having a right to dortmund so few people in norway were interested in the bundesliga now it's different his 1st coach is currently a schoolteacher but he's given up coaching everyone asks him what's your secret how did you create. it it's he's special gifts and if we. if we meet in a way for this to grow there's more. he was from the. school we see this instinct and it's in the books from. he was never afraid. although he was very hard rocking it really nice. he smiled

a little straight into law school although. one of the manson secrets was not to push airlink in any specific direction but to give him the time to develop step by step for years he played in a group of about 30 players. made up of boys and girls. think his self-confidence. is we're born with this and he has all or all he has us just continue to succeed in it become. a new level just continue to score their biggest new confidence while i got my 1st professional contract and when i was thinking this is a good thing.