against the correct rulers and the dictatorship, the hope for more security, more freedom, more dignity, have their hopes than full filled 10 years after the era spring, rebellion starts june 7th on d. w. the ah, this is the w news, and these are a top stories. joe biden has become the 1st sitting us president to visit the site of the tulsa massacre in oklahoma. he marked 100 years and one of america's worst moments of racial violence in which dozens or possibly hundreds of african americans were killed by a white mob. by it and says rights for black americans are still under assault to this day, peru has revised this official code. 1900 death toll with officials now reporting

more than twice as many people have died from the virus as p previously estimated. means the country has the world's highest global death rate per capita. the world health organization says it is deeply concerned about the corona virus situation in south america. the european union is calling on russia to release a prominent political activists after police in st. petersburg pulled him off a flight bound for poland late monday. andre people thought of the former head of the recently disbanded open russia group, which was critical of the kremlin. what do you think that this is deed of the news from berlin? you can find more on our website, that's d, w dot com the oh, the news . israel is not for national elections in the last 2 years as we speak. this man

jala pete is making calls and making promises to try and put together a coalition of political parties that dislike the current prime minister benjamin netanyahu more than they dislike each other. mr. le pete has until midnight on wednesday to achieve this. but even if he does, how stable can such a coalition be? i'm fil, gail in berlin and this is the day oh, the country we divided into many pieces and we need to change. so we'll get once and for all a government who actually cares for the people, a prime minister and a government in which we can believe and we can trust. and i think that what we needed israel a role model as ability to probably maybe very

like a magician. you know, and i don't know. what can you do also on the day i faced with expulsion from the french open world, number 2, now me a soccer. quit the tournament, describing the obligation to speak to journalists while competing as bad for her mental health, tennis stuff like sitting in williams, i empathizing with her decision. you know, you just have to let her handle it the way she wants to. and the best way that do you think she can? and that's the only thing i can say. i think she is doing the best. she can the welcome of the day we begin it, israel, whereby midnight wednesday nights will know whether or not the country is likely to get a new prime minister and being benjamin netanyahu is record breaking time you the

man most likely to replace him after the embattled prime minister failed in his latest attempt to form a coalition is the ultra nationalist at natalie bennett. but he let me get the job if centrist leader. yeah, in the paid, conform a coalition with something like 5 other parliamentary factions. and just about the only thing that they all have in common is that they don't trust to benjamin netanyahu. so let's hear from the main players in this drama, and then find out what the next to 24 hours is likely to hold the old. she was in a week's time, the state of israel can usher in a new era. certainly there could be silence, and ministers will go to work without inciting, lying, or trying to instill fave into, with over time, left on the call of how much better political, political crisis in israel is unprecedented. so we can have a, your 6 or 10 selection. dismantle our country brick by brick until the house collapses in on the lights on. but it is possible to stop this madness and take

responsibility with her. but you should be fairly, but i heard enough tale, bennett. unfortunately, he is again misleading the public. some the same lies the same empty slogan. so hate and division from someone who gives a platform to hatred and division. and also someone who is perpetrating, i must say, the fraud of the century will join us to talk through the 3 dimensional chest that is building a stable coalition and come to that scene for national elections in 2 years. is d. w. middle east commentator shawnee resign as welcome shopping. let's start with the general before we get to the specifics. why is israeli politics of volatile at the moment? the country calm? actually choose a government in one word nathan, you know, and he became such a polarizing issue that it made the whole political math in israel reshuffle. it's no longer traditional or right and left, a vision that we used to seeing in israel,

it pro and it gets to the camp and in the it gets sent to the camp. you have some surprising, a players who are traditionally would be considered right wing. politicians were very clear stand when it comes very conservative politicians. but then when it comes to nathan, the out there, the baby pies him, and that what defines them, and that what makes them want to do this whole re shuffle. and that's, that's really hard because it's breaking traditional lines of politics and israel. this is why we've seen the country going to 4 cycles of elections in a 2 years. every time trying to hope that the card will re shuffle in a better way for each of the side. never having achieve that and the country is basically split in the middle. and this is a debt for strength of feeling about a prime minister who has had to doze this job and has been in that job longer than that pretty much anyone else. so why did he, nathan, yahoo, is that, what is this hatred of him? is that why he failed to, to form a government and his 1st attempt?

well, he was always quite content. i mean the left he never liked him, but within the right wing ranks what we've seen in last years is 1st of all he's under, he's now on try for, for some locations of fraud, and that's making his, his position very shaky in the way the scene outside, also among the people within the right. right. we can't that are not too happy about his position. fighting and continue to be a prime minister under while going on trial. that's one aspect of it, but the 2nd is that he has broken each and every promise he made to any of his allies. in the last years he managed throughout the years to l. e. n. a. so many of the people that we are now thing coming together in a very weird and unexpected mix of coalition against him. many of them were close allies, many of them were either working in his own office, people of taliban and people like lieberman,

who were his right right hand for some time. and now i just cannot believe any of his promise, mostly after the recent one that he broke after having promised benny dance. who is now the defense minister, former chief of staff of the israeli army. he promised him they will have a rotation on the position of prime minister in israel. he broke that promise for the thing is really to go for the 4th round election. and lo and behold, now that he's been trying to form a coalition again, nobody believes him. you will stick to his word to make the rotation work spending minutes and yahoo! having having failed the job now falls to yale. append to build a coalition. so tell us who he is. well, he is another one of these people that antonio managed to alienate. he used to be an into now minister of finance. he started his career as a, as an actor. and then a journalist. he is the center. he's the one trying to talk about unity,

bring everybody together and he managed to do that. he's in a unique position that he managed to bring everybody together in a way that before didn't happen. he's been eyeing disposition of prime minister for a long time. he's been doing very calculated efforts in the last campaign, stepping back, she's saying him sake of the country and the sake of unity for what our country needs and willing to even give up the position. it's prime minister, which is what he's willing to do. now in offering nestali bennett, and that in a way has helped him build himself up as a responsible adult. ready and right to be the next prime minister. as one of the most modern cities in the world, shanghai with it's 24000000 residence. but in all of our a tarion state, that also means a lot of people to manage. and one of the best ways to keep an eye on the mystery video surveillance. of course,

that's not how chinese political lead is the selling it. they say shanghai is the 21st century smart city using i facial recognition in big data about how to expand the system across the country. he w. matthews, bullying gained special access to the core of the monitoring system. it is called a brain and it has hundreds of thousands of eyes. and please of this surveillance center called city brain and shanghai put on the district of direct control over cameras that cover almost every corner of the district. in the background, artificial intelligence scans good footage for rule breakers. on this construction site, it has identified a worker was not wearing his helmet besides camera footage. the system also collects data from the city administration and property management. the government wants to create a powerful tool to govern the city and its citizens. son don don, is one of the designers of the system that has been operating since 2018 panel

shows that they were tested downs on the law by c nickel for us citizens in the city. this system helps providing a secure, orderly, and clean environment. the government doesn't mean to govern the city more efficiently. due until financial mclaughlin. while they go to the city brains, employees have access to more than 290000 cameras. and this is just one hub of what the government envisioned as a nationwide network. the goal is 100 percent camera coverage at all important places, like train stations, crossroads, palms in berlin, scholar, my call back has studied these efforts for many years. she says she has downloaded millions of $10.00 for surveillance systems from government websites that often

spell out the goal of the surveillance explicitly comes from the machine. yes, i'm going to mention a mentally intact. they are describing how human interaction is the source of any social conflict. conflict is what could cause trouble for the government who is concerned with social stability. so as long as you can cover every aspect of human life cameras in surveillance, one can react to fuse and calm down the situation. come and listen. conflict right side is indexing and chaffin on hot on clouds. even though who will production i. central business district is but one of many places that have such extensive data and surveillance infrastructure. there is little opposition from the public to the or seeing system put on city brain, not only collect surveillance footage, but also detailed data about each household in the city. in the covert outbreak, its employees were given an additional task. the data is used to ensure citizens

are observing their quarantine. what they want me to go to is if we install interconnect sensors at the apartment door. if somebody leaves the flatten breach of the anti epidemic rules, you will get an alarm signal, mental health authority and compound workers would be informed by us and can react swiftly across to the project. like to don't city brain show, china's government sees data as a means of control. the pandemic has only advanced these ambitions. the vietnam is one of several countries in se, asia facing a surgeon cove at 19 infections. it tells minutes this has a newly discovered very and could be responsible. the country has been case

number's double over the last month. so it still has one of the lowest death rates . and the countries ramping up its defenses to keep it that way. the discomforts of the pandemic known to many around the world are now coming in vietnam to also receive and how many city are ramping up cove at $900.00 testing for its focusing on high risk areas, residents around learners and made fast rise in case numbers all right, no worries about the new virus variant. where am i more often and also limits meeting other people. thank. poach, human city has been partially shuttered with many businesses, close the public gatherings, restricted. some residents find themselves behind quarantine. coordinate the middle . oh collab breaks. students are vacating the dormitories to make way for a new hospital in preparation for the worst. the

last flights to hanoi have landed, the busy international airport is closing for a week. now he does okay. now, recently, and the discovery of a suspected new variant, possibly emerging types 1st seen in the united kingdom and india, it says that we'll soon share testosterone for confirmation. vietnam is in a race to vaccinate. so far, only one percent of its population has been inoculated. only weeks ago, vietnam had achieved a month of 0 community transmissions. it's strict arrival quarantine measures and 5 block tense proved effective, but covert 19 is finding cracks. even in the most cautious countries. russia's current of response, same has now been approved in more than 60 countries from south africa to south america. sputnik bay is being rolled out in countries trying to fight the pandemic . it was the world's 1st registered cove. it vaccine,

even though it was approved by moscow before the final trial results and been released into a country fighting a critical 2nd wave is just the latest to take advantage of the russian jap. russia 2nd delivery of its sputnik v vaccine arrived at india, hyderabad airport. russia is helping fill the gap left by a vaccine shortage. the vaccine deal help strengthen moscow's ties here, showing that india has alternatives to the west as it baffles the panoramic. we are very happy to see that the rustling, enjoying fight against the coffee 19, which is one of the vital areas of our bilateral cooperation nowadays has firmly student rails and moving forward in europe in the office, the russian vaccine has created friction. sputnik has not been approved by the european medicine's agency despite that hungary, via an slovakia using it,

a political issue. as the european union struggles to maintain unity, political jazz thing aside. last month, the un chief set the jobs could help provide a fair distribution effect scenes across the globe. we believe that this will make is one of the key elements in being able to address this challenge. and i believe the russian federation has several agreements in perspective with the other countries. in this regard, russian president vladimir putin has opened the play down the vaccine rates as a kind of parallel arms race fight for global influences. and he basically compared to a famed russian weapon and he will, if he's up as one of the european experts said that our vaccines are as reliable as a kalashnikov assault rifle. after my collection with much of the world,

stone desperate for vaccines, many countries are putting geo politics on the back burner. the viruses raging here and now the consequences of accepting russian age can come later. the some tennis is trailblazers, voice their support for world number 2. now me a socket of japan who's pulled out the french open after announcing that she would not be speaking with the press during the tournament. organize this fine to $15000.00 and threatened to expel her when she failed to attend the news conference . after winning her 1st match the 23 year old release. the statement on wednesday saying that she intended to skip her baby obligations because of a negative effect on her mental health. tennis legend billie jean king treated that soc, is decision was incredibly brave and that was important. she was given the space and time she needed 18 time grand slam singles when martina nebraska posted that

she was sad for a soccer and that as athletes were taught to take care of our body. and perhaps the mental and emotional aspect gets short shrift back in 2018. now miss aka one. the 1st of her for may just against the tennis time, serena williams, who had this to say, we have different personalities and people are different. not everyone is the same . i'm thick, you know, other people i said, and so every one is different in every one handles things differently. so, you know, you just have to let her handle it the way she wants to in the best way that she thinks she can. and that's the only thing i can say. i think she's doing the best she can. let's pick this up, but they've collins, there is a performance psychologist and professorial fellow in human performance. science of the university of edinburgh joined us from stratford on even in england. welcome to

d w. let's, let's start with that comment from martina. now, ross hill over there, this idea that that the mental and emotional aspect of sports sometimes gets a short shrift, is that it's not a picture that you would recognize. it certainly is, i must say 1st off, but any of your viewers and any body should be, should we say wary of anybody who policies or opinion about when was a soccer is because of course, no one knows that things at her said, in general, i think mental health is getting appropriately stronger billing. whether that's going to change things or not in the short term is another matter. right? and when we think of elite athletes, we tend very much to, to focus on their performance on, on the field or on the court of these peripheral bits, like the media interviews. if it's something that you prepare athletes to handle,

i mean completely, we will prepare athletes to cope with all aspects of their performance. and as you say, talking to the media. in fact, trying to sometimes employ the media for your purposes is part of the game playing that involves my performance. oh yeah, for sure. because, you know, as a, as a, as a team manager, as an athlete, i can send messages through the media, which other shall we say less prepared athletes might, will be influenced by that said the, the idea of coping with mental mental, mental challenges, mental pressures is as i said, starting to be recognized as being something that people should be concerned about . athletes face a lot more challenged and than normal people, but they also have them advantages that they've developed some mental skills that are taking them to the top. so you end up with athletes having a bounce as many,

you know, the percentage of athletes with mental health issues is about the same as the general population. but big, you know, it's off set by the increased pressures the performers go under. but the also increased set of skills that they probably got to get there in the 1st place. i mean, think by the, by the, the research and established part of what you do. because i think we can say that the obvious examples in something like boxing. when there is that the pre, the pre match interviews and you can see the very obvious signals that of being a sense that yeah, i'll swear though. well, i suppose away from the non contact sports. you say that is, that is still very much going on. oh for sure, i mean, it's my, my job. any good performance psychologist job is to try and get every legal advantage i can get with with my, with my average if i'm competing against some,

i mean it is, it, is it? let's go back to tennis. years ago, b in boy, it was knew that john mcenroe liked to play quickly. so as it's, it's recorded the b on would slow down. he would take as long as he possibly could between points to bright. the rhythm you see that in smoker, where you've got a player who has a natural quick rhythm and this is a little bit old now, but there's someone who can take it. so another player like jerry griffin will slow things down. you look at your opponent and you go, what can i do to discombobulated? great work, good scrabble score, my opponent. all right, so now we a soccer tweeted, i'm quoting here, i've also sell, but people have no regard for athletes, mental health. and this rings very true whenever i see a press conference or partake in one. so i wonder professor between media writes and sponsorship play the various,

lots of money at stake in the sports. so is there a sports that you could point out as a, as an example of good practice where they do consider athletes as people rather than asset? so do as i told the short answer is no. because i think the mental health issues have always been there and catering for them, allowing for them showing the kindness. and the regard, the means that you look after someone is i don't think it's a sport or an organization issue. i think it's a personal issue. if i was going to hold up a sport as being one of the leaders in starting to look at it, i'd actually look at rugby league, which despite its reputation as being and it is a very, very much on the sport, was doing stuff. looking at the mental health issues and the challenges, years and years ago. so it's almost like it's, it's an old combination of immensely metro sport, but also immensely consider

a sport. if indeed, there is any one sport that is, consider that's coming from that from the the other side of this we live at 24 hour media age. so as journalists, we want immediate reaction. how do you feel about losing that race? what did you do wrong? can these actually help athletes through perhaps i don't know, analyze that performance mostly know that the last thing i want having just last year. i mean we've just, we've just had the chelsea men, city champions, got the final. the last thing i want is a microphone. under my no sign, oh well you just lost, you know, you missed that go. how do you feel? well i, i think dreadful. would you however, as you say it's part of it's part of the responsibility. it's part of the duty. so probably you would sense would be prepare people. what if this happens? what if this happens and you'd go through so i would routinely get get,

for example, an athlete doing a really, really tiring session. and then i would practice of stick a calmer under the nose and say, now also some questions that i say a professor calling from the university of edinburgh. thank you so much for joining us. absolute pleasure. have a good evening and that was the day as ever the conversation continues online. you'll find this on the e w. 's who's ah was ah,

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their life that you will never, you will never see your company research team as a pacific to the language of wales starts june, 4th on d. w. me the welcome to global 3000. life begins at 70. we find out why many older people in japan shunning the idea of retirement waste disposal in south africa. we learn how a small start up is moving mountains when it comes to recycling. first we go to the rain forests of brazil where illegal gold mining leads to deforestation and the

destruction of natural habitats. gold is one of the most valuable precious metals on us and also one of the most desirable whether as jewelry as a commodity or is an investment, the gold price has been rising for years is seen as a safe asset during periods of economic come certainty, like now, with the korean, a virus pandemic, recently the gold price hit $1500.00 heroes for troy ounce. but how much gold is that on our planet? the world gold council estimates that the total amount of minor gold would fill a cube with nearly 22 meter long sides. almost half of it has been turned into jewelry. 22 percent is private investments well, 17 percentage held by central banks. the remainder is found in electronic devices like smart sales. it's not known exactly how much gold is still in the us. they one

thing is mining it is becoming an increasingly complex task. most continents can boast large scale goal deposits, including south america. in brazil, those mining is having a devastating impact on both the rain forests and the people for cheap. wonderful. despite the pandemic and rainy season downpour, he's out serving his territory more and more often he comes across illegal gold mining wrong. they cruise up probably owns so she is simply notes the location that police bag with water, mostly drinkable now, i believe is a film on it. and the mercury they use sinks to the river that we consume it through the fish we when it makes us sick. fish,

which me his territory is this forest, a protected nature as, as the illegal loggers and coal mine is increasingly encroach on the moon during indigenous peoples land. don't care about that. keeps roaring suspects. it's because the price of gold has shut up during the pandemic. intruders have kept this new path through the jungle. they start by logging the valuable trees, then they plow up the soil looking for gold. chief suarez is worried. if piano hitched giving way to see this year, we've increased our patrols on sunday because we can see there are more intruders. i mean, you might judge of us and it's dangerous for us because demick means we're forced to take over the work of the environmental police and all that. in fact, even though it puts our lives at risk of according to his,

could you call my gold prospectors on their far away some prospect legally outside the nature is that others invade indigenous territory because there are hardly any patrols there at the moment in chiefs, whereas the village, the moon during to maintain their culture and traditions. oh, 9th revolve around the rhythm in the as they have done for centuries. but they also maintain ties with the rest of the own cell phones have the public school and are in regular contact with environmental organizations. the men do have so far we did the

appeal of the gold rush. unlike most other people in the region, lee will read in the city the old, a gold mine of the rent on the game. they will send the, the man legal counselors and even the sen body. that's what makes them so powerful . most emerson. but if it working, by the way, the mayor is also a lager and a gold mine, and then we leave the village. we pause more goldmine and run some wreckage. a dam is scheduled to be built in another trip to the indigenous way as long 3 hours longer with entering a different one. the provincial capital tuba has been the center of the gold rush here for 50 years. it's thriving despite the panoramic prosperity based on the high

price of gold it talk to this man. that's why there's hardly any unemployment here . despite the corona virus crisis, he's currently doing his official work from home. privately, he runs a network of companies including gold mines or thank you pro, put up his boss scenario. government has to regulate gold mine, so people don't have to work illegally anymore. all these cars are only legal minds can be property regulated my sub month, out of that. anything else drive the miners into legality with no right to read. you can't go on like this to me is says the mercury pollution isn't a serious problem and ill so got a better. there is a little bit. well, ive been mining goals since i was 18 a month, but i don't have a covered 3 tons of golds and then not the mercury is never affected me in all that time. no one was submitted and there's no technology which could replace the use of

mercury or see that you've been in the country capital for president. your vote for nora is the main supporter of gold mine and he reassured one delegation that he was working to allow mining even in indigenous territory. he's already drastically paired back, environmental policing and penalties west clay to my it was a delegation member, has been lobbying to legalize the gold mines for years. thousands of them are about to be licensed retrospectively for now. only those outside protected indigenous territories. westlake myess says its progress. follow with a big my sure bulk scenario talks a load of rubbish. but he also does some good thing quite. we visited him 7 times and brazilian will soon see a load of gold mines legalized at last. to do this is i've got a kid,

he says, from pictures of his license goals, mines outside protected areas and says, the gaps they left in the jungle will be reforest. it does teach. whereas has his doubts about that right now. his tracking some intreat as they pass is marked by so enough branches ah, they arrive at a tree trunk flowing across the channel. the patrol can't get any further with a boat. this size. daysia love is up there, but we won't make it all the way. and we're running short to feel as well. it's not, not going to shut them if a poke. it's an age old story. nature's guardians are numbered by better equipped in bait is is, can awesome. so that's our territory. if we stop patrolling altogether and relied

only on the state will soon lose the entire area to the criminals. some of the criminals who seem to have gained the upper hand, aided by the pandemic tune children to one julian problem needed to be invited to be drinking. how will climate change affect us and our children learn more v w dot com slash water? in this week, in global ideas, we go to south africa, a country like many others plagued by trash. waste separation is rather over 90

percent of general waste ends up in landfill sites. that's something that regina eyes wants to change its on a mission to get the country recycling reports julia yaki met up with the visionary waste text. marshall of are sorting and packing up her waist plastic from the past week in time for a special pickup service recycling household trash is still the exception here in cape town. partial of our and only started separating her paper in plastic recently as part of a pilot project. and they realized, you know, how bad things was until i started saving plastic. i have never, never thought about it, but i'm so glad to be doing my best. and every little bit counts. currently just

7 and a half percent of south africans recycle their waste. the result is mountains of plastic and other refuse across the country. until now, the only form of household waste recycling here was done by informal wasted collectors. chad robertson decided to take action right there. we got a lot of illegal dumping quite a big issue in the city of kept on quoting for some stuff that we're spending on 400000000 or, and a year and a legal dumping and getting it up. we, as you know, recruitment, spending money on rather creating solutions to solve this problem reg, beyond the landfill, there's no dumping sign on it. it's actually not really, i don't know if it goes at most dumping sites you will see, you know, done, things done. so it's quite a new saying kept on in the chat. robertson wants to

encourage kate counters to bring about change. his regina start up is primarily aimed at people from the pores. parts of the city, south africa is a very unequal society and that extends to waste disposal. if you're in a low income community, for example, there's really nothing available for you. besides the informal clinic because we collected recyclables, because the private companies wouldn't operate there, nor would the $53.00 servers operate. as i mentioned, that's on the new upper income communities. regina eyes, which he founded to help resolve keep towns. waste problem is located in the bridge town suburb, in the east of the city. in 2018 to start up launched a pilot project here tailored to the needs of lower income areas. learn see them or who may begin their shift as

a collection point. while one starts sifting through and sorting the items from the past week and the other sets off on his cargo tract. steve, i'm assuming does a tour of the neighborhood once a week? yes. yes. the service is a new one for the residents of bridge down to see them who may collect paper, plastic and cans from participants. meanwhile, 500 households are taken guard today. he'll stop by 150 homes. he makes a careful note of how much each sack weighs. his strikes, cargo gauge fills up quickly. residents involved in the pilot project aren't charged the pickup service to the contrary. participants all receive a fixed,

some in remodeling for each waste to pick up remotely is a virtual currency that can be saved up and then spent on shopping vouchers by phone data, packages, and donations. thank you so much. i need to buy dog food, so this can go do the dog food into stephen who may makes his way back to the depot. the project provides jobs for people who used to be informal, trash collectors and unemployed young people like to see the marble main me his colleagues bring the sordid re usable materials to the recycling plant, where the waste is turned into a new resource. regina, his efforts have won it a national social innovation award. though support from the local authorities has

been sluggish, especially when it comes to creating the infrastructure from more collection points . but chad robertson and his team are undeterred me. we are full pushing. the optimism comes 3 small things, you know, seeing the impact that it makes seeing positive reviews from customers and being able to grow the business as well. the vision is to really scale our service that are kept on and africa recycling model and get people not interview cycle, but living was circular or should have barnes is a convert. she's happy about the vouchers, but even happier that she's now doing something about the waste problem. people will come to realize that we all need to do something to make the change be the change you want us.