and the right one is darren, go to health, smart nature, the more likes watching it on youtube. dw documentary the this is dw news line from berlin. a for tonight of writing in french, the own risk escalates after the fatal shooting of a teenager. police arrest a 1000 people in deployed 45000 officers to stem the protest taking place across the country. also coming up, the netherlands is coming to terms with its slave trading,

passed. as the judge king makes an apology, we go to amsterdam to hear what people make of the country's troubled history. and it offers spectacular views, but it's not for the faint of heart. we take a stroll on germany's new sky walk bridge, the welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael locus. violence and looting hits. city is across france in a 4th night of riots triggered by the federal police shooting of a teenager. the interior ministry says nearly 1000 people were arrested nationwide with pockets of tension in the old, and most se, in particular, france deployed 45000 officers back by armed vehicles to qual, violence over the death of know you who were shot at point blank range during a traffic stop in paris on tuesday to the 17 year old,

whose last name was not made, public will be buried on saturday in the parents sub of non tear where he was shot in where he left. i'm drawing now by dw corresponding sonya found, the car whose in the parents of the, of non to sonya, what's the climate there right now? what am i to this is the sub of notes has really been the epicenter of unrest for days. now this is where a 17 year old and i was curious, i'm actually in the pablo picasso district. this is where the teenager lived with his mother. i know i've been speaking to several residents here who said that last night has been much calmer then. then the previous night's though, i have to say on the we here we did boss a several calls and buses that were born to a hearing of wayland taylor overnight with cause. and also some buses towards the tensions still remain high. we are expecting

a funeral of the teenager to be held here in montana later today, that funeral would be private. the family of the co teenager also previously is also the public of the media to stay away. but there's a lot of clues concerns that funeral could potentially be a flash point. so in your, you watch closely the on rest building across france, those 1st 3 nights. tell us a little bit more about how this 4th night of protests compared as well the, the french and to be able to secure the deadman not he said that last night there was widens, of course, of what with 900 people arrested, of the same as the previous night, but he says that the violence will suffer much this, the intensity, but that happened reports of scale saluting was to be in cities across from some of the most volumes has been reported from the southern city of murphy, a social media that on social media, the images, the actual big explosion, and the report area of must be a policy say that investigating it,

but they would need that a no casualties that are also reports of some rights as lifting a gun store in march the the police said they did manage to get the we would some white boards would not be an issue. we also jody with looting and vandalism in places like of the all, i'm to know so, so tensions to be high in many, many cities across the phone. as you well know, french officials, including the president himself, have appealed for cause any signs at all that the protesters are listening that's right. the french government has really appealed for days now for com. although although if it goes of also we didn't, we've heard from the very prominent of french football, no to be on my buffy. he has also urge calm. he said you don't violent demo. fiduciary is going to dialogue reconstruction. we have also heard the falls of all to come from into faith groups. we heard from the laws of the brand, most of the fiber. csv during the friday, you know, really urging you to not to react with vitamins. but of course, you know,

there's the shooting of just a teenager really, i think taps into really long standing grievances and frances, for multi ethnic suburbs of police, texas effect police tactics and racial profiling. and really kind of, i think, use of festering feelings of you know, really reflect and discrimination. and i don't think those issues been run really deep. the likely i'd like for you to, you know, really go in the time. that is our sonya found, the car dw corresponded in paris many thanks. i presume. other headlines from around the world that this our prime minister pedro sanchez, has marked the start of spain's 6 month presidency of the european union with a lighting, a lightning visit to keith. sanchez is meeting ukrainian president voluntarism lensky, and he will underline the support of ukraine in the face of russia's invasion. the u. s. supreme court has ruled that certain businesses can refuse to service to same

sex couples on religious grounds. president joe biden criticized the verdict saying he was concerned, it could quote, invite more discrimination against americans eligibility to community results. top electoral court is voted to bar former president, john, you're both are now ro, from public office until 2030. the court concluded that he had abused his power ahead of last year's elections. judges found that both now had used official government channels to boost his own campaign and spread unfounded doubts about brazil's electronic voting system. of the un security council is voted unanimously to end its peacekeeping operation in molly, as demanded by the west african countries military, who into the decades long international mission, had been helping flight is law making surgeons. molly's military rulers have brought in mercenaries from russia's wagner group. instead, despite western warnings,

the security situation could worse than at least 48 people were killed after a truck loss control and plowed into other vehicles and pedestrians in western kenya, dozens of people were taken to local hospitals. it's one of the deadliest accidents on kenya's roads in recent years. widespread districts busted guns and we'll do bikes. rescue workers, district you search for survivors. many could be dropped under the crushed region because a high speed chunk lost control and ran into separately. he has been dis and 15th you called the key. the accident happened here in lin dionte. i had just got into the junction. i source speeding on coming trailer window got ice was and escaped, hitting him head on. the person who was behind me thought i wanted to buy something . he took me and that's when he was hit the trailer window of the road and hit on

the vehicles. i mean was that? well again, so i was in london, the town. my wife works here at the junction. that's how i got the news firsthand. i rushed here and found people being rushed to the hospital. others were still under the trailer. pregnant. i'm been insistent vis you look good visa to, to see fit into it would take him to hospital, but dozens of others died. the officials that investigating the cause of the crash can yes, national john support and safety devoted the fees more than $20000.00 people were involved in georgia accidents last year ended on 5 housing lost their lights back here in europe. the netherlands is coming to terms with it's trouble past. today, the dutch king is expected to apologize for his country's role in the slave trade.

his apology comes on a significant date since july 1st marks when slavery was officially abolished in judge colonies in 1863. although a transition period meant in slave people would not be fully free until a decade later, dw corresponding christine moved west reports from amsterdam to have a conversation about. it's a beautiful summer day in amsterdam and jennifer tosh is taking us on a tool to see symbols of dutch colonial history in the city. this is an a replica of an 18 century cargo ship. this was a cargo ship of goods, but the same type of ship could be converted to caring people as the cargo 700 people could be transporting the ship. the size of the century. such merchants both and shipped about 600000 in slaves. people from africa during the trans atlantic slave trade, they would take them to caribbean colonies like serena, hans christian plus one i'm still has traced. he's fam retreat. back to his slave

own us in the colony to the periods. and when you read the letters and the history of your family, the central figure will say, experts on the evidence he owned to, to plantations, and to get, or he had, i think about 250 slaves that was in the 19th century. but the story is part of an era that began in the 17th century when the netherlands was a global power and likely the richest country in the world. at the time. the dutch have historically referred to this period as the golden age. now the use of this term is being debated because its description doesn't address the violence and brutality and slaves people in did in debt to colonies. there are different sort, it's not golden age. we are looking back to and is it this in the periods? we said the best of times in the verse of the times, pistol cypress,

few people in the verse of times for many people. adding this context to dutch history is also the objective of a new permanent dick submission in the troubling museum in amsterdam. fix reasoning, it's called our colonial inheritance. we think that you cannot really understand current a society if you don't understand colonialism and how those structures worked. we believe that colonialism shaped the world that we live in today. and that's truthful people here. many of the residents in this looking cost borrow of amsterdam have roots in full and economies. generations later, in a policy still shapes their lives. we helped me things here and answer them se specifically talking about uh, what do we need when we talk about moving forward? and even if we receive a policy from the king, what does it mean? what people told us that the policy from the king will be your 1st step and what

people really need is their children to have a professional education. there's children to get a job. the judge with one of the last few nations to abolish slavery and the kings expects that apology comes later than that of other former colonial powers. the question is, what comes next? well starting saturday trackers in western germany will be able to take a dizzying stroll along the world's longest free hanging suspension bridge. the narrow foot path called sky walk offers a birds eye view of the surrounding country side. but those with a fear of heights will likely want to steer clear up to a 100 meters high. and 650 meters long. skywalk, germany's longest suspension bridge is opening to the public. and it is not for the

faint of heart. the narrow structure of his visitor spectacular views over this island region. and locals can't wait for the chance to buy a ticket to cross sort of vague things like whether it's over whelming, i would say what is being built here. and also that it's possible to build such a bridge and such a valley from this problem was crazy. what's possible about i'd be tempted to cross it some time and i just started to think it's quite impressive because it's really very high. i think you'll be a bit careful at 1st, but then you'll be fine after the 1st few meters made on the bridge cost full point, 5000000 euros to build can carry up to 750 people at one time and is made out of a $170.00 tons of steel. it's construction is the result of across the board. a collaboration. so what you're looking here at is suites engineering

on the drum and scrutiny. the back and forth with 3 d modeling and uh oh, sorry, t's and inspectors took 6 years. but now we, we are really at the end of a long journey on the one hand and then the other hand. now we are expecting a lot of tours to experience here here, the scripts for a long time in the making and bridge enthusiasts, the suspense is finally over. shifting gears to sports and formular one reigning world champion max or stop and continued his dominant form by claiming pole position at the austrian grand prix for steppin was the fastest man on the track and qualify. and we'll start from the front of the grid in sunday's race. the dutchman is currently on course to win his 3rd driver's championship in a row. having won 6 of the races. so for the season, he was a reminder of our top story. at this hour,

france deployed $45000.00 police to contain the unrest that has spread across the country. a 4th night of riots or hundreds of people arrested and continued protests against the police shooting of a teenager earlier this week. watching dw news from berlin, and that brings you up to date with what's happening around the world. next up is our show sports life, and remember there's lots for news on our website and on social media to handle. there is predictably at the w news. i'm like local bye for now. the have to say there's to us the next one.