slowly. this is news and live from berlin u.s. president donald trump pays his respects to the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and faces hecklers as well as he briefly stood vigil by the late justices coffin at the supreme court the race was on not to respect ginsburg final wish the appointment of a new justice be postponed till after the november election also coming up tonight

the german car giant volkswagen admitting it collaborated with brazil's military dictatorship 40 years ago its employees were spied on at the company's factories some of them were tortured and he was once a police cadets but he quit the force in disgust after hearing the views of some of his colleagues tonight we asked how widespread is far right in the recessed opinion in germany's police force. i bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome but we begin tonight showing respect and showing discussed in america today u.s. president trump was booed by onlookers as he arrived to pay his respects to the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg trump and his wife melanie of. as it

did the steps of the supreme court were gives berg's body is long in repose a group of hecklers that sheltered slogans at the president including respect her wish in her last days is burger expressed the hope she would only be replaced after the november presidential election trump says that he has a constitutional duty to nominate a new just as now the planes to name his choice on saturday. or at least bring in a washington correspondent. on the story for us in washington good evening to you carlina. was heckled as he paid his respects to the late supreme court justice today do we know how he reacted to that high brand of pairs are saying hello from washington that well trump as he said visited the casket while people shouted a vulgar tame reaction he was standing there with the line you have

a 1st lady and also difficult to say what he's facing expression was because he was wearing that mask but he definitely could hear the shouting it's important to say though that this reflects how to fight it this country is normally people would respect the silence that a funeral deserves but most of the people who are at the supreme court and that's what we saw yesterday there are liberals and said these are people ruth support gives birth last wish that was the next justice for the vacancy that the supreme court should be named but the new president in charge that means after november 3rd we know that on saturday president trump plans to announce his nominee for this vacant seat on the supreme court he has listed 5 women who are possibilities do we know who their front runner it. exactly saturday's going to be the big important day here in washington d.c.

donald trump already said he's going to nominate his candidate to fill that vacant seat at the supreme court and there are 2 front runner candidates that are on his list one is attraction barbara boy from florida she is the daughter of cuban immigrants being as panic american and from florida a crucial state in this election means this pick would definitely be a political message to the people the voters in florida and the other one that probably his favorite is a kone baretta as she is trash on the u.s. appeals court in chicago c. is a conservative who sounds against abortion and is known for supporting donald trump in his immigration policies she has also mentioned several times of the importance of religion and her decisions specifically of the cartel the court legion yes that's right she is she's cleared to be a developed catholic we know that the composition of the supreme court it's always

important but it could be decisive after a late should do you know them better especially if the result is disputed let's hear 1st what donald trump had to say on the matter of a possible disputed election results take a look. see what happens you know that i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and the ballots or it is their sister. who are writing to you to make ensure that there's a nice little word for all of the we want to get rid of the ballots and you'll have a very transpo have a very peaceful there won't be a transfer or frankly there will be a continuation of the ballots are out of control you know it and you know who knows it better than anybody else the democrats know it better than anybody else. until really to the head of the f.b.i. told lawmakers on capitol hill today that there is no evidence whatsoever of any attempt to defraud those 1000000 ballots and yet the president continues to make comments like that what should we be preparing for then for election day and for

the week or weeks thereafter that is a very good question brant we will not know on november 3rd election day who is going to be the winner of that election a few minutes ago president added to that of the sound bite we just heard that he's not sure that the election can be honest so the situation that we're going to have after the election day it will be days or maybe even the weeks off uncertainty not knowing who the winner is who the next president of the united states is going to be this is also the reason why you name it that just before the elections could be a crucial move on they would probably comes because if there is doubt about the results of the presidential elections this current the highest court in the country they will have to decide you know and that new supreme court justice could cast one of the votes deciding who the next president of the u.s.

will be our correspondent who really did some work on the story for us in washington to really thank you. now to an historic reckoning for the german car joy invokes wagon it has long been accused of collaborating with the military dictatorship that ruled brazil from 1964 to 1905 the claims are that the company spied on some of its employees and then supplied information to the dictatorships security services leading to the arrest and torture of some of its employees now v.w. has agreed to pay the equivalent of 5500000 euros in compensation to the victims to avoid the case going to court. what happened in brazil was a dock chapter of volkswagens history it's a story that was uncovered by german public broadcasters and the newspaper in an investigation in the 19 sixties and seventies opponents of the military dictatorship were handed over to the security services at the company site in sao

paolo because with then tortured by the military. now folks falcon has accepted what happened back then was wrong and it will pay damages of $5500000.00 euros human rights groups welcomed its decision. he sees silly of. seafood to be folks like him pies and it is now than other employers in brazil might think so it sets a positive example but isn't it really sort of silly example and it's an example that comes at a time when the current president i have both in our has made no secret of his fondness for the military dictatorship and it's late is. futile to shoot so this many of the president's supporters share his views including his white washing of the posturing the military dictatorship that's why i think it's hugely important to show what happens. no news site. for the victims this is a victory in a long battle they've been seeking damages from volkswagen and an apology.

in the western german state of north rhine-westphalia investigators say they've discovered 16 new instances of xenophobia among police officers and that's in addition to the 100 state police officers already accused of spreading racist or extreme right wing views but accusations of such behavior among police officers are not confined to just one state here in germany this next report comes from the eastern state of saxony. 009 maya always wanted to be a police man he was idealistic and wanted to stand up for what's right. but things did not go to plan during his police training in leipsic he was exposed to racist and far right language. as if we had lunch together and talk turned to politics a colleague would say i'd rather vote for the nazis than the greens my jaw dropped i was shocked but for a lot of the others it was as if we were just talking about the weather. and this

type of talk was not confined to zoo months fellow recruits he also heard it from his police instructors. in western trainers said we need to learn to shoot straight because there are so many refugees coming to germany of course i find that blatantly racist and completely inappropriate coming from a police officer. and there was more shocking language in the trainees social media chatter i'm. not excusing the use an example of a want to ask message from cop does not and we hate all africans but as xenophobia grace's statement that i absolutely reject. the man decided to pull out of his police training we contacted the police authority in saxony they sent an e-mail dismissing the allegations. no evidence has been established of

unprofessional behavior relating to these police officers no indications of continuing racist or anti semitic beliefs have come to light in disciplinary proceedings or other internal appraisals. recent incidents in north rhine-westphalia do however point to the existence of far right attitudes within the police $29.00 offices that were suspended after they circulated hate speech against foreigners on social media. the police trade union rejects any suggestion that far right believe some become institutional. i don't think it's a problem for the german police as a whole police officers by their nature are conservative that doesn't make them right wing my colleagues and i stand up for order and justice i don't believe there is any problem of structural extremism even if there are isolated instances of. not bad tomorrow also denies that the exposure of far right groups within the

police erodes public confidence in officialdom. i don't think public trust has fundamentally declined confidence may have cracked a little but it will recover of the next few months. no my ad doesn't see it that way he believes the biggest problem within the police is the failure to recognise that change is required. i think there is a culture of learning from previous mistakes it's a basic problem that when mistakes are made everyone agrees to sweep things under the carpet rather than making so the same mistakes are not repeated. for this former police recruit the overriding obstacle to institutional reform is a misguided collective spirit. he's following the story. we know the police in these cases are isolated so

how widespread is the problem of extremism in the police in germany. well brant as you say and as we saw in that report there has been repeatedly this claim that these are just isolated incidents but the fact is that there have been allegations and proven cases of right wing sympathies and far right speech among police officers from around germany going back many years one thinks back to the early 2000 and the investigation into the n.s.a. the so-called national socialist underground and the killings count that carried out there by a far right group and the and the claims that the police were really unwilling to follow up the the clues that led to the far right and preferred instead there to investigate the immigrant communities who were actually the targets of those

killings and then again today from north run was failure the police there we've heard that there have been 100 suspected incidents reported of far right speech and sympathy is being shared among police officers there 100 cases just over the last 3 years and it's not just saxony north rhine-westphalia we've also heard these stories from heston for instance hamburg and berlin where there was a case just this year of a police complete are being used to find out personal information about a left leaning journalist before she subsequently received anonymous threats so you know those are just a few examples ongoing repeated and for many systemic problems in the police you know we see the leaders of several german states push for a national investigation into this and yet the german interior minister he keeps resisting why. that's right he hosts a home for the interior minister is reluctant he says the an inquiry just looking

at right wing extremism in the police would be narrow and distorting and he's waiting for a report that's currently in the pipeline has been long planned coming from the intelligence services into racism and extremist views in the security services more generally but it's fear that you know there's a certain sense of delay rather than focusing on these incidents and a lot of opposition politicians have said that the interior minister is behaving as if an inquiry into the police is some kind of attack on the police whereas they say if you root out the bad apples and find the problem then you actually protect those beliefs of this is probably the majority who are you know democracy loving and supporting the values of the constitution here in germany. i mean young from the story for us here in berlin simon as always thank you are going to take

a look now at some of the stories other stories that are making headlines around the world at 2 police officers have been shot and wounded during unrest in louisville kentucky in the us demonstrations erupted across the country after a grand jury decided that police officers would face no criminal charges for the fatal shooting of a black woman named briana taylor a spokeswoman for russian opposition leader alexina volleys says russian authorities seized in the vallies apartment in bank accounts while he was in a coma here in a brewin hospital the ball he was being treated for poisoning an apparent assassination attempt. thailand's parliament has voted to delay making a decision on whether it will amend the constitution that was a key demand of anti-government protesters who have demonstrated outside the building for more than 2 months they say the current constitution gives too much power to war ulysses unelected bureaucrats and the military.

one of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists joshua wall was briefly detained on thursday and charged with taking part in an unauthorized demonstration one year ago the 23 year old came to international prominence as a teenage protest leader he was barred from running in district elections last year . defiant and determined after his brief detention joshua won't emerge from custody the high profile dissidents to continue to fight for democracy but the chilling effect generated by the beijing after all these is the 1st cases that i need to face already says. this last year and i left prison but no matter what have heard i will still continue the races. and 2019 hong kong proposed amendments to legislation that would allow criminal suspects to be extradited to mainland china it kicked off months of protests which the hundreds

of thousands of people occupy the streets demonstrations continued over the summer months and in october $29000.00 the government withdrew the legislation as a result. but it did little to appease protest as the had more demands including the resignation of hong kong's leda kerry lam the movement seemed to unstoppable. then the pandemic heat as the protests were losing the menton beijing introduced a sweeping national security law said the agitating matins. among other things the legislation allowed the hun kong dissidents to be arrested and tried in mainland china shortly after his release from custody on thursday joshua one spoke to t w about what's next for the movement we continue our strategy no matter put pressure and as such it is that the ocean apply to run for office protests on street we should all ways to maximize public support in local and local community

and also help elect a full accused to know that we would not choose to surrender in different battlefield i will continue to stay and fight and i hope to let people to know that seek a global and local community support on a cause to fight for free election up old thought that that's why we might have friends come to us that international advocacy a country iraq the world's all call a space if a country they are really critical and we also have hong kong as base and whole called this home tongue to call our racists and continue to have facilitate more protests and our campaign and let the well you know that we still can't get i will momentum moans court hearings scheduled for next week a day before additional pro-democracy protests are planned coinciding with china's national day celebrations. the 2nd coronavirus wave has arrived here in

europe as the european union's health commissioner is warning that the situation now is worse in some parts of europe than it was at the height of the pandemic back in march spain is especially hard hit in the capital madrid there are urgent calls for more doctors troops and police to help combat the surge but many residents there say the latest restriction. unfairly target the poor. madrid is now a city divided by invisible borders. bridge police are checking cars driving in and out of vijay cust the district is in lockdown because of the high number of current virus infections residents can only leave to go to work school or to doctors this resident says she can't make sense of the measures. was not enough says it's unfair nobody knows exactly who can go in or out or what is still allowed.

it. is a poor neighborhood where many live in overcrowded conditions that's resulted in one of the highest infection rates in the city 6 times higher than more prosperous districts in the north many residents in by yet because have to travel to madrid to return neighborhoods for work often as cleaners or waiters many workers say the new rules are a reasonable. way it's shameful so i have to take the metro to go to work i could infect myself or others what's the point of these measures. it's completely unjust other areas have also many cases only a lockdown in the whole of madrid would make sense. many in the south of madrid feel discriminated against and neglected over the past years by yes us health

centers suffered several cuts to its budget a sign on the door worries that the clinic is down 5 doctors a fatal lack of staff in the midst of a pandemic we are without doctors nurses and money pretty much everything we are exhausted. the class conflict has also reached madrid opera house. on sunday it hosted aaron dition a very dismasted bowl while the cheaper at 3 tears were crammed. down below in the most expensive 15 areas there was plenty of space at 1st social distancing. protests in the upper tiers were so persistent that the performance had to be stopped. as targeted lockdowns divide to city the coronavirus is also beginning to split madrid's society now for a latte with sign language in uganda a coffee chain has opened

a cafe staffed by death people it was launched back in august and it's getting more and more customers but the face masks that everyone has to wear because of the coronavirus well that's making the stamps work a little bit tougher take a look. as a customer. is dave so he uses sign language to communicate his work has a virus to these. in kampala photo months know. when to make good coffee and the customers order up perfectly and i get a positive feedback that makes me really happy as specially if it comes from different customers. graduated from university 3 years ago but since then he's had difficulty finding a job uganda has one of the ones highest youth unemployment rates resources that being dave makes it even was. i would apply for

jobs write letters sent even and all of that but whenever i mention that i was deaf. they became afraid of working with me either and they wouldn't give a chance they wouldn't hire me. as workmates had beef too but that doesn't stop them from offering great service to their customers and by employing them the owner of the coffee a wants to help break down stereotypes i guess that dave. will want to inspire the other companies and employers out there to employ diff people because we are capable and want to use these people here as role model. according to official figures uganda has 1800000 different people that is about 3

percent of the total population the activists see that this number could be higher . seas that different people. took into account by the government the sites the recent distribution of 3 fifths musts which the cities did not put into their special needs into direct consideration with that there is a lot of lip reading you see what they say without a face mask but when i cover my lips your formation is missing facial expressions are hidden by the mask. according to the united nations over 400000000 people. have hearing problems i just want people to be told sign language and be different and it's a step to have this in the depression system it is very important we live with these people it is a language it is part of that and potential people. that

people often misinterpret is just as he says he has land to leave with the 8 but as it makes these really home afterward busy day he still hopes that some day that might change for the better. i question for you could man's best friend be deployed pandemic busters it may sound barking mad but our 4 legged friends are already tracking down cases at the airport in helsinki now it's part of a pilot project running alongside the more familiar swap tests in the finnish capital researchers say the canines can detect infections 5 days before any clinical symptoms develop by sniffing humans sweat more data they say is needed before the pooches become a weapon in the coronavirus testing arsenal. what your sweat reveal are here's a reminder of the top story that we're following for you u.s.

president has paid his respects to the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg he was heckled by onlookers outside the supreme court where her body. will announce his candidate to replace on saturday in the german has agreed to pay out more than 5000000 euros to victims of the military dictatorship that ruled brazil from 164 to 85 he was accused of spying on some of its employees and supplying information to the secret police. there watching the news after a short break. got to take you through the day stick around i'll be right back. touch.

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