this is d.w. news live from berlin tributes for the late us supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg botha death has already not had the pots in battle over who will nominate her successor will have more on the lead this issue to divide the u.s. also on the program. the rescue and police crackdown on democracy protesters stood at anti-government demonstrations in delivers a followed by more risks targeting women.

american held welcome mourners have been laying flowers outside the supreme court building in washington d.c. in tribute to the light supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg she died on friday at the age of 87 from pancreatic cancer in spoke had spent 27 years as a member of the court and had built up a formidable reputation as its most liberal judge of death has led not only 20 outpouring of tributes but it has also kicked off a political battle about who will replace the u.s. president donald trump says he wants to fill her post with a conservative judge as soon as possible. days before her death ruth bader ginsburg told her family she wished her supreme court replacement would be selected by the next president ginsburg was the leading liberal voice on a court bench that already has a conservative majority they decide on major issues such as abortion and voting

rights the court can even pick the president as happened in 2000 in the case of bush versus gore current democratic presidential candidate joe biden said ginsburg successor should be chosen after november's election. let me be clear. should pick the president the president should pick the justice. to consider. but president donald trump says he will fill the vacant court seat without delay just weeks ago he announced a list of potential replacements to become his 3rd supreme court pick. justice ginsburg has self was critical of the politics behind the nomination process i don't know what it was. but we really.

when people. have someone to be. read trying to. have the right road flags were at half mast across the country and in front of the supreme court flowers piled up as public tributes were made from across the political divide the search for ginsburg successor threatens to be less dignified. all day doubly correspondent carolyn a chimley joins me from washington carly to have quickly are republicans pivoting toward the task now of finding a replacement for brit by the ginsburg. well the white house already announced that they want to name the next supreme court justice before the 1st presidential debate and that is less than 2 weeks away president donald trump said that the nominee my to be a woman about the procedure is not that simple the nomination of the justice will

depend on how long the debate will take in the senate the usually procedure the procedure is the president in this case only trump names a candidate in the say the justice coming to interviews the nominee for some days and then to leave there of the senate in this case a republican mitch mcconnell decides when the whole said we'll vote on the nominee you speak of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell he refused to accept president obama's nomination for a supreme court judge 10 months before an election how will he justify accepting trump's nomination 6 weeks before an election that is a big question and some journalists already asked that question directly to mitch mcconnell he said that he doesn't doesn't care about why did he say it back in 2016 and he said this is a very different situation and a different context and that the president will follow the rulings off of the

constitution of the united states of america and the constitution says the president should name a justice and the senate has to vote on it carolyn if the republican succeed in installing another supreme court justice as it seems they will what will that mean for politics in the u.s. . well the supreme court is the highest court in this country and to say it's about very important issues for example of gender equality be deported ation if you bt i.r.i. it's its ruling cannot be appealed it also decides on cases dealing with the interpretation of the constitution so if there is for example a presidential election and the results are not really clear or if they can be interpreted in different ways then the supreme court will have the last word that says a lot carol in the chill morning in washington thank you so much thank

you bill of racine police detained around 250 people on saturday during a women's much in the capital minsk the weekly demonstrations have become some of the largest anti-government protests since a disputed presidential election triggered on the wrist in bill of rights but police have begun now also to round up female protesters in recent weeks. thank you. thank you only cowards beat women shout hundreds of women as they faced down the police but the authorities no longer want to let this weekly march go ahead unchallenged. police barely seem to hesitate as they pack women into their trucks even 73 year olds nina but he was briefly detained her defiance of the authorities has made her an icon of these protests overwhelmingly led by women.

it was scary at the beginning but then you get used to it what can you do you know i'm more scared about living with the feeling that i did nothing when all this was happening in my country. with the crackdown is getting harsher by the day and there's still little sign the riot police are deserving president alexander lukashenko who demonstrators say rigged the august 9th presidential election. but dr robert levy over at what is democracy that's been the majority has voted for the president you know. you know nobody voted for him. women taking part in opposition rallies now not only have to fear for their safety but also that of their children authorities have been threatening true move shogun from protester parents and warning that's only been fueling the anger on the streets. well day doubly correspondent nick connelly was at the protest in minsk

and he sent us this report. it began with glitter balloons and relaxed smiles but just an hour in and this week's women's march came to a screeching halt as riot police in balaclavas jumped out of unmarked violence in the protesters park within minutes the police encircled the marchers breaking them down into smaller groups but only a handful tried to get away even though they had the chance to do so most it seemed resigned to the prospect of being arrested the news that could mean spending 10 days in jail. one thing you hear from protesters here time time again is this they call their us all in jail they just don't have enough space there are just too many of us and as if to prove exactly that point just as the arrests were reaching a climax a giant opposition flag appeared in the sky pulled by a drug all the police could do was scratch their heads as the last few weeks are anything to go by it seems that every time the government ups the pressure on the protestors it brings yet more people out into streets against itself people who

tell you whatever happens now the tide is being scared. and from the connally in minsk let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world russian opposition leader. he has posted another picture of himself recovering in hospital a caption of the photo he shared on the social network instagram said his path to recovery was clear over long and family is being treated in a berth in hospital after being poisoned with a nerve agent. u.s. president don't trump supports a new deal to allow tick-tock to continue to operate in the united states he says the proposed deal will be under the control of u.s. by scum pony's oracle and wal-mart the u.s. has been targeting the chinese and apps citing security concerns. pro-democracy protesters arriving in thailand to demand the prime minister's

resignation tens of thousands of people are gathered near the royal palace during what's planned to be a weekend long purchased demonstrators are calling for an end to military rule and a return to democracy. the great government says more than 200 people have tested positive for corona virus at the new refugee shelter on the island of lesbos europe's largest refugee camp early of this month leaving some 12000 people homeless the migration ministry says 3 quarters of them have moved to a new camp which is already full. well europe is seeing a surge in new corona virus infections with many countries recording their highest rate since early in the pandemic germany's died the number of new infections exceeded 2200 a figure not seen since early meanwhile francis writes as well past 10000 per day in some parts of england new stricter measures have been introduced as infections

rise to liberals not seen since april with the possible 2nd lockdown looming there protesters gathered in london to voice their opposition to vaccines social distancing measures and the requirements to wear masks in public and he carried placards denying the existence of the pending so what is the british government doing to deal with the surge in coronavirus case numbers our correspondent in london. sent us this update. the british government has tried to impose local lock downs where they have seen flare ups particular flare ups of the virus however now it seems to be spreading so not just in the north of finland the numbers are even in out across the whole country we've seen problems in scotland and also in other parts of england in britain the people are looking at the government and people are very very critical and polls show a lot of british people a majority are not happy how the government has handled the crisis and the expense

of pointing out that not enough has been done in order to prevent this new surge and that for example the testing capacity is not there that should should be here that it will be clear that once children go back to school and people go back to the office that people would want to have more test also the tracking system has been a problem here so lots of criticism for the british government. from our correspondent in london to german football now and if. this latest perny of champions then dortmund are usually close behind run a stop in 3 of the last 4 seasons hosted version of mention glad back in the light game on saturday gladbach also had a strong season last time out finishing up in the champions league spots. there were more than a few bricks missing in the famous yellow wall as dortmund kicked off the season

but even with that reliably solid foundation the home side went in front on 35 minutes giovanni raina slotting home to make it one nil at the break i the 1st ever been to sneak a goal for the young english born american. citizen. 9 minutes into the 2nd half a polite but pointed exchange of views between poland. over who should take a penalty kick i in the end the english born norwegian slotted home from the spot was moved. to break away from a corner saw son julio in poland to see the 3 points on the pier was suddenly best friends. think straightening burston pass from the english born englishman a lovely dink from holland i was a fine start to the season for daughter and but it hasn't escaped the pessimists

that they already like 5 goals behind by and after just one game i'm that of crime and we're hoping to get this season off to a flying start against beilin after a poor campaign last time out that almost saw them relegated but tony looking back you put half the 2 nil up by half time without cracka. scored a consolation for brian. a debut goal from john called sealed a 41 win for the berliners bremen couldn't they disappoint the very few long suffering fans who were allowed back into the stadium. and before we go it's not on the humans that enjoy us in london an exhibition and the dogs has opened showcasing designs for man's best friend dogs not just the subject of the show of course they will can also take a. look the traveling exhibition is the brainchild of japanese designer how to kenya who launched it in 2012 before now unleashing it on london architecture

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is. like going. to. probably anything but normal. in this league start to temper the team on detail the. european football landscape. big clubs can fall into oblivion left to linger in the bottom divisions think of keizer sultan from german champions to the 3rd division

all humble european champions in 1983 and they're stuck in the 2nd tier it's a dog dog world capitalism at its finest. whereas the united states it doesn't matter how bad your team plays. they'll always be guaranteed a prime time spot. at leeds united they've been great. and true. fans have had to wait 16 years for a turn to the top but in us forts they look after their own in the us the n.b.a. and the n.f.l. have a salary cap revenue sharing and even a draft system sounds almost like socialism. but hang on this is the champion of the free market economy surely they don't have socialist ideology is laying their sports or do they let's check it out. first on the list us sports share their revenues. the tell us cowboys are the most valuable

franchise in the n.f.l. they regularly draw the biggest t.v. ratings and sell the most tickets but i haven't won a super bowl since 1996. in the n.b.a. the same can be said of the new york knicks who have a drought stretching back to 1973. about. revenue because much of their. equally competing t.v. broadcast deals merchandise sales it's all thrown into one pot and shared evenly that's why a thing like the green bay packers which only has a population of about 100000 people can compete on a similar financial standing as a thing like the new york jets big. teams are effectively handing over cash to smaller markets in order to maintain an equal playing field often to their own detriment. in europe on the other hand clubs hold on to most of their catch.

the top performing clubs in europe don't give out any handouts and their success is typically rewarded with the largest share of broadcast revenues in spain realm of driven barcelona collectively receive about 24 percent of the league's t.v. money a club at the bottom and can receive as little as 3 percent. it's similar in the champions league a large chunk of the 2000000000 euro prize pool is dished out to clubs based on past performances it means newcomers receive far less cash so despite both teams making it to the quarterfinals bus alone to receive 32000000 euros more than atalanta. you know you. reach. that level. we. believe in the microscope

the level of revenue sharing seen in the u.s. looks like to me a fantasy for their cross atlantic neighbors. and european football sharing revenue evenly is too much a race for the status quo that's largely down to the threat of relegation the n.f.l. and n.b.a. franchises they don't have to worry about dropping out of the big money club because their status is protected. then there's the salary cap in us sports. further leveling the playing field in the us is a limit on play a white h. team salary budget is about 50 percent of their revenue share teams can under spend all over spend the denver broncos were handed one point $9000000.00 in fines to a series of violations in the $9090.00 s. and they want to. and while the n.b.a. system is a little more forgiving the golden state warriors for instance have been charged additional costs known as a luxury tax the overspending. the litter

a socially punished if they try to flex their financial muscle in any other section of american society that would be frowned upon communism they scream meanwhile in european football they're following that kill or be killed capitalist mantra. in comparison to the us europe lets the market run wild. there are no mechanisms to control labor costs in european football top clubs can spend as much cash on players as they want p.s.g. spent 367000000 euros on neymar and back pay back up by 70 private islands in the bahamas the. cash buys you titles which in turn gets you more cash and the cycle continues that's one reason we're seeing more teams winning consecutive championships such as events in italy by and in germany celtic in scotland and do the most aggro in croatia but periods of dominance have always existed according to

stephan. only used. in very. well. this is and as the gap in europe widens basically any team in the n.f.l. or. b.a. can realistically win the title and even rewarded for their mediocrity it's what critics of socialism hate the most but it's happening right in front of their noses and it's working. and the final piece in the socialist puzzle. the labor pool is highly regulated in the n.f.l. and n.b.a. through their draft systems players are distributed according to which franchise in the greatest need. to each according to needs

from each according to our is not really what we. seem to be. the organizing principle of the legally at least as far as we heard only that each. it needs to be good. so the worst teams are awarded the highest picks and successful teams are punished with lower picks. it's robin hood esque take from the rich and give to the poor socialism one o one republican voters must be livid right well not exactly because the system allows for a much more even competition meaning the spectacle is overall more exciting but. instead of a draft system europe has a free for all. and european football there are absolutely no mechanisms in place

to control the flow of labor pains complacently spend whatever they want and even pointed to a pair of play has failed to really stop them. in recent years p.s.g. a manchester city have bought their way to the top thanks to middle east investment if you have money you can just buy your way to a few titles less of the champions league of course the big clubs extremely reluctant to share with us or to engage in any kind of equaliser. completely local because the way. the threat of relegation is by the rich we may. feel much he. let's get real despite the socialist ideals within us. from marxist ideology the n.f.l. and n.b.a.

other richest leagues in the world its players some of the best paid every franchise is constantly getting richer. in 2008 stephen ross sport the miami dolphins for $1100000000.00 the franchise is now valued at twice that amount donald sterling bought the l.a. clippers for $12500000.00 in the 1980 s. he sold up in 2014 for a healthy $2000000000.00. this is capitalism on steroids you can't put lipstick on a pig the owners are purely driven by profits how else can they justify charging fans on average between $150.00 and $500.00 per match they take it. in comparison european clubs a lucky to break even the current of pandemic has laid bare how precariously close to the edge many clubs in europe operate. in the last decade proud clubs have been forced into administration from glasgow rangers in 2012 to portsmouth twice in 2

years and others are sure to follow in light of the coronavirus but stephan says that simply the nature of your pain football's capitalist system. going bankrupt is not actually a problem. it's not it's actually a consequence of the system. this is where the differences between us sports and european football become clearer. just as u.s. sports are very unlikely to introduce anything like promotion and relegation it's also difficult to see european football introducing something like a salary cap the labor supply is simply too large whereas in american football basketball it's largely restricted to just one continent. the premier league introduced the salary cap the domestic competition board improves their

international standing would plummet as the best players chase higher wages elsewhere he says the salary cap and revenue sharing would only really be possible if the top teams broke away into a super league and constructed a closed shop system similar to the n.f.l. and n.b.a. . rules that would ensure they made money. was. not only. pussy made but they also get the benefit of. that profit because the competition. but it would also destroy a lot of the beauty which football fans love about the world game yes relegation is devastating but it's also true that any village team can rise from obscurity to the top of the pyramid it's the definition of the american dream that's how leicester could win the premier league and why major lyon were able to become

a force in denmark the american dream doesn't even exist in us for the n.b.a. in the n.f.l. up close shots and rich owners will even move into pirates means thousands of kilometers away from new cities if they think that will bring them into profit. think all of the seattle supersonics. who moved to oklahoma city to become the sunda. all the oakland writers who saw it was ripped apart when they prioritized climb out of the heritage and moved to las vegas. closed systems have their positives and their negatives but if one thing is certain it's the us sports certainly on social issues instead the rich owners from the n.b.a. and the n.f.l. have formed some sort of socialist collective adopting socialist ideals in order to maximize their own profits.

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