some of 2 households a complete shutdown of the entertainment sector bars restaurants cinemas are all required to close their doors public and private entertainment events will be banned as well as sports gatherings and trade fairs no tourism essential travel only hotels will only be open for business travelers now if state premiers do in deed agree to this the new measures would go into effect early november. and that is happening as we speak now to do these political correspondents in need not a hoss and you are following those closed door meeting now we have heard about these outline proposals from chance on the americal do we know more about how they will work if they will work on a national or regional level or if they will only target hot spots in the country. 1000000 euro question leyla well one thing is clear the strategy will remain that wherever infection numbers are way too high the districts will impose local

lockdowns that would mean schools can look arms etc would be would be shocked and currently we have 2 districts in bavaria that are under lockdown because of their infection numbers but what i'm going to medical wants for the rest of the country is what she's calling a circuit breaker a lockdown that would last for a month starting on monday next week and the aim there is to prevent the health care system from collapsing it's still coping ok but new infections you said it all rising much faster than expected i say use a filling up very fast and so i'm going mack who wants to go with nationwide restriction and she's actually not alone some state for me is the one from the very end lower saxony they agree but of course the country of 16 states do have the final say on what is ultimately going to be imposed and there's some resistance from other state premiers who say they're not working for the chancery that working for their own people and they want to have the final say well that's that's a perfect segue to my next question how much of an appetite is there for these

proposed measures. i think it's safe to say that nobody wants them obvious reasons but the majority of people in germany do understand that it's vital to bring down the number of infections and to stop that fast spreading of the virus and as always the devil is in the detail and so people are beginning to discuss who is targeted and of course there's a lot of resistance especially from small businesses and by organizations that represent the pub and restaurant owners and the event industry and those people are saying that one 3rd of businesses in that area might have to close for good if they hit again with new restrictions and there was actually a big demonstration today in berlin where those people said that is not just because of the economic risk it's also that that current plan would be unfair because all those areas have hygiene concept in place that are working and that even scientists agree that people don't tend to catch the virus while i was in the restaurant and rather they catch it at home in their private circles now it never

really 30 seconds there's been a lot of criticism about parliament not having been sufficiently involved in all of this just a chance to have the authority to override the bundestag and the state premiers if she wants to see a national opt out she doesn't and for good reason those 16 individual states do have the final say when it comes to health matters also when it comes to other matters and that goes back to our country's history where of course rules were implemented to make sure that the government here in berlin doesn't have too much power which could ultimately be abused are you know hostage reporting for you thank you so much. i want to bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world as about john says an attack by armenian forces near the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh has killed at least 21 people and injured dozens more armenia denies carrying out these salt a cease fire that took effect just 2 days ago as so far failed to halt the conflict

. nurses in poland have joined a nationwide strike against tighter abortion laws women are protesting against a court ruling that bans terminations in cases of fetal abnormalities the naturals restrict abortion to cases of rape and incest where the mother's life is at risk. turkish president's ranch of tayyip erdogan has blasted french satirical unequally shockley a bill for mocking him and a front page cartoon i don't want to use angry with french leader emanuel for defending a teacher who was murdered after showing these drawings of the prophet muhammad. australia's 2nd biggest city melbourne is celebrating the end of a lockdown lasting more than $100.00 days restaurants and cafes are now allowed to reopen melbourne is the state of victoria and had been the less successful in containing current virus infections then the most of australia. he is

the incumbent u.s. president but he's campaigning like a challenger with only 6 days to go until the election and trailing badly according to most polls don't trump crisscrossing the country holding major rallies with little guard for the coronavirus pandemic but it may be too late for him a catch up more than 70000000 voters have already cast early ballots. another state another stage with only 6 days left until election day the president continued to race across the country to drum up support in the so-called swing states hello wisconsin it's great to be. in the basement in front of a crowd that seemed to care a little about infection protection he focused on issues likely to resonate well with his supporters. we will defend the right to life religious liberty free speech and the right to keep and bear arms. not everyone in wisconsin is as excited as this crowd though polls indicate an increasingly comfortable lead for

his rival joe biden who is on a whirlwind schedule as well before heading for wisconsin to biden campaign in georgia a state which hasn't voted for a democrat in decades trying to convince potential voters to switch signs this time . are warms are going to deep or may many wonder as a god too far every past the point of no return. as the heart of this nation turned to stone i don't think so i refuse to believe it i know this country i know our people and i know we can unite and heal this nation with early voting well underway there are a few people out there who are still undecided more than $70000000.00 americans have already cast their ballots that's more than half the total turnout of the 2016

election. the u.s. city of philadelphia has seen a 2nd night of protests after the killing of a black man by police on monday 27 year old walter wallace jr was shot by police when he refused to drop a nice was his family's say they called an ambulance not police for what they call a mental health crisis. the philadelphia night once again lit by flames. tuesday saw more clashes between police and protesters. with more blood spilled on both sides must be pulled vented their anger at the death of walter wallace jr. some took the opportunity to indulge in looting earning a stern rebuke from wall to wall a senior. i don't condone no valid chain of city you'll note stores in all this chaos for you know what they believe that every

victim of fear they must sell this stuff this violent it kills. security forces and protesters faced off mr wallace refused to blame the police great but called for justice for his son's death i mean we got good come out we get big that's the suit the mood in the system i'm not oh so mighty had the king of all accountable for what he did well to well a student whose mother was more forthright. to get out there without enough money to find out your life you plead down to a lifetime next thing we know cam naked at the end of my life that me oh police said that when he was fatally shot he was wielding a knife that he refused to drop but some protesters were adamant that racism and a lack of training on the part of the police led unnecessarily to wallace's death you cannot restrain me through how can i tell a younger man we all don't do that don't do that go. good that we're not here to

see it bam bam bam bam it was a color thing that you see it's no longer that it's like affecting everybody everybody's in magnified because they couldn't get anybody to come to different neighborhoods where it's less prominent being that makes your situation probably. not a lot different pennsylvania governor tom wilson announced the deployment of several 100 national guard troops to philadelphia as the city braces for further unrest. we are now joined by joseph hutchinson a u.s. civil rights a lawyer based in berlin mr hutchinson it is another very upsetting incident shot in front of his mother while she's trying to deescalate the situation now troops are being sent how are people reacting i mean the thing to keep in mind is that this is not an isolated incident though this is happening currently and philadelphia there's

a recent shooting as well and all the noise of a 9 year old black man this is just he was killed in front of his. mother after a child is to routine crowd at this point and i think people are very frustrated at what they see people you know the government not really being motivated to make the necessary form to stop this from happening i talk just a little bit more i mean how does this fit in terms of we've seen a long running protests in the wake of the killing of george floyd back in may how does this fit in here and are protesters going to continue rallying after this latest killing. yes i think it's important to again keep in mind george floyd's killing as awful as it was was not outlier the government or you know police forces around the united states routinely kill to going in many of them on arm i think where people are maybe grappling with here the circumstances that this man mr

wallace was armed at the time he was killed and you know people are talking about is police record and other crimes he's been accused of but what i'm not hearing is you know the offices were shot him are we hearing anything about their record do we know how many in the weeks we tell you that they've been accused and so that's the unfortunate paradigm we always after the victim will be blamed and we'll find anything from their life story to say they deserved it but we hear nothing about the police officers involved. very very important poignant point that you make are now people have been calling now for a long time for police to be reformed to be retrained i want to you know we are now in the final days to the run up to the election if any of the candidates do you have faith in one or the other will implement these changes and bring about reform within the police force. well i have 0 say

a president trying to do anything even remotely helpful to the ministration did come out with a list of recommended can prevent covert 900 is up against opposition leader to lisa who survived 16 assassins bullets on more than $29000000.00 people are registered to vote rights groups the authorities have closed down media outlets opposition parties claim their campaigns were disrupted and dozens of their candidates disqualified and president mug the fool who is seeking a 2nd 5 year term is ruling party has been in power for decades. rallying his supporters before the election incumbent john michael fully is running on an economy that until recently was growing fast but i ask you my fellow tanzania to vote for me on the 28th i want to bring new changes to tanzania you are all witnesses that in my 1st term in power i have brought

a lot of changes to this country. but economic record has taken a hit from the coronavirus pandemic critics say the government has covered up tanzania's outbreak maggie fully said the country had conquered the virus through prayer the government stopped updating its infection numbers earlier this year the opposition says that's part of a trend of suppressing bad news and press freedoms and brutalizing rival political parties todo list who heads a coalition of opposition groups he spent 3 years in exile after an assassination attempt he claims the government is ratcheting up its crackdown on rival groups. the kind of violence that we we see that we're beginning to see. it is is is is different this time i. mean is is cat and that would be the. is that it violent because in

a free and fair election fair and square. voters see the 2 sides in starkly different terms signees didn't. know the roads well we see you can't guess if you know it was real down we see it and you can guess if you did these courses no receipt. something we're here because we are patriots and because we are tired of the oppression that is happening in our country. our country has a lot of resources which could make it rich but unfortunately our leaders have a lust for power and are denying us that it was telling that what. the government has limited the ability of international media to cover the election and tonight accreditation to international election observers. we want to take now to nairobi kenya where did you correspondent in this community is standing by you

just tell us about how the election day went and what have you been hearing about the process in general. well in the early hours of voting things suddenly seemed to be fairly normal as normal as any other election day across the world and it was only later on in the day that we started receiving reports that some social media services particularly those focused on mass media messaging had been disrupted we're talking about what's up and twitter here and so that was the 1st indication that perhaps not everything was going as planned as the people were saying that they were using v.p.n. to communicate these messages and later on the opposition leader to do so would confirm this saying that not only were there disruptions to social media but he made claims that there were various irregularities at polling stations including agents from his party not being allowed into the polling stations and also that there was a vote stuffing i mean ballot stuffing he actually went to step further just a few hours ago and released a video purporting to show these votes being destroyed by his supporters

opposition candidate to lease who has warned that if the election turns out to be rigged he won't accept the results so in your assessment is this a free and fair election. certainly not if you ask election observers they've been saying this long before d.-day came that the policies and frameworks governing tanzania do not allow for any free or fair democratic kind of voting and so that was the 1st. question mark raised by some of these observers some of whom are working virtually and then there is also the conversation i had earlier today with somebody from tanzania who said that they are fearful to even have public discourse between members of the public amongst private groups they cannot do that because this so afraid of the times and governmental clampdown and then when you look at what's been happening media stations have been top down because they're simply not agreeing with john paul the mughal fully you hear all opposition

supporters being arrested to be chary because they're not in line with his government and so when you're talking about freedom and fairness that certainly doesn't seem to be the case in this election in the remaining 30 seconds that i have with do you covered the elections in tanzania back in 2015 how does local foods popularity compared from then till now. it's really hard to say because as i mentioned the opposition is very much. a very tough iron fist but if we're going by what we're hearing so fight would seem that his popularity is definitely decreasing but in 10 to 15 it was so much more about the party rather than the candidates and this year there's been a sharp focus on mughal fully this kamandi reporting from there will be kenya thank you. as the cannes film festival but not as we know it a very different version of the famous french celebration of cinema got underway on tuesday the may festival earlier this year was to muscle due to the pandemic the

alternative version is more low key showcasing a range of short films over 3 days but it comes as the country again struggles would rapidly rising coronavirus infections. the glitz and glamor almost gone in come this year with no major influx of international movie stars organizers decided to invite spectators to walk the red carpet for the opening and unconventional beginning to one of the world's most famous film festivals but then again the festival director was careful to point out this is no regular. first of all it's not become film 1st of all it's the come film festival that came to cannes and october in the midst of a to mull truancy year so as not to forget the people of color on the spectators the general public and to celebrate both feature films and short films for 3 days the festival is usually held over 2 weeks in may but it was cancelled this year due

to the coronavirus pandemic. at this more low key and socially distanced 3 day event several short movies will compete for a prize and 4 of the original $56.00 films will be shown organizers said they were determined to hold the stripped back festival despite travel restrictions and health regulations they say they want to boost the cinema industry and help the region hit hard by coronavirus lockdowns many here are unsure about the future. i don't know if the festival will take place next year we just don't know or. we hope that next year it will go back to normal even now it's just amazing to have a mini festival. while old denies the say they can't guarantee the festival will take place in my next year they insist 2021 will happen special or not. to the european the champions league in

a match up tonight that was supposed to include the 2 best players on the planet christian or in all those events as club host leno messi and porcelain have but one of them will likely be missing media reports say we're now joe has not yet recovered from a bout with corona virus were now the 1st test of positive 2 weeks ago and reportedly tested positive for the 18th time after a swab on monday one more test result from tuesday is pending you wait for says a player must be negative at least 24 hours before game time in order to be allowed to play. and we say in the world of football discrimination against a gay athletes especially among male players continues to be prevalent one club in mexico city wants to change that and has put together a team that is tackling stereotypes. sometimes a team has to create its own enthusiasm and build from there these are members of

mexico city's football club called the moose's and they are building themselves up along with the rest of the community. they're doing it in a country where a vast majority of people are practicing catholics where football is the number one sport as played by straight men. from being one which is by. what we're breaking many stereotypes because soccer has always been seen as a game for heterosexual men in fact we played in heterosexual tournaments and were always discriminated against but we knew how to get through it and i think. the moose's are named after the indigenous transgender women who have been part of southern mexican culture for hundreds of years their black uniforms are adorned with a rose and a soccer ball and have slowly gained prominence shoe giant nike has come on board as a sponsor. and they get what they don't exercise a gun in

a heterosexual team you can't be who you really are. when you get to an l g b t team it's completely different. it's an inclusive team you feel comfortable if you're not discriminated against not these could mean an ingrown moment though you . know the next step for the motion is within the l g b t community growth to include more lesbians gays bisexuals and transgender people a training center will open this coming spring meaning more chances for more roses to bloom. all right and now the top story that we're tracking for you this hour german chancellor angela merkel is debating you quote a virus restrictions in crisis talks with regional leaders measures may include a one month shutdown of hospitality and venues and fewer people at public and private gathering. you're watching d.w. news up next a made in germany takes a look at the u.s.

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