behind the verb and catastrophe. climate change starts july 13th on dw the . this is dw news life in berlin. fresh protests in france. hundreds arrested on the 5th night of riots following the funeral of a teenager killed by police. also coming up, the dutch king apologizes for the netherlands role in the slave trade. will this be the start of a healing process? and europe's euclid telescope glass off this space to explore to of the universe is

where it is mysteries, dark energy, and dark matter. the and a warm welcome to have viewers around the world. michael locus, frances interior mentor, steve says police arrested more than 700 people on the 5th night of unrest across the country. despite claims that the violence was less intense than on previous nights. the mirror of a town south of paris says writers had rammed a car into his home, injuring his wife and child. earlier in the day, the family and friends of the 17 year old who was killed by police conducted a private funeral. the teenager who was of north african heritage was shot dead by police during a traffic stop. the shooting has spark nationwide protests and re ignited issues about police racism. as just fell on saturday evening,

a large police presence descended on central paris anticipation of a 5th night of violence offices conducted searches of florence. he sent thousands of reinforcements to flushed plug locations across the country. oh you did check me twice yesterday during the day they checked this 4 times. you're just hit for just the you're not here to break stuff. they with the heavy clashes, the most southern city of mount say, the police inspiring t. a guests in an attempt to disperse protests of the hundreds of shops and businesses have been destroyed since the unrest broke out on

tuesday. following the killing of the hell am by a police officer during a traffic stop. we don't know why they attack stores. i don't see the point of taking it out on stools. so anything else that's going on around here discussing everything's been because it's not going to bring that young man back. unfortunately, public transport and private vehicles have been set to blaze along with the town halls, police stations in the public buildings emmanuel macro, and has cancelled a state visit to germany to deal with once become the worst crisis of the 2nd presidential to the party of april. the 1st response, of course, is to ensure the safety of the property, the, and the safety of people, the, the security to return order as quickly as possible to load on. so there is no

nations without order. oh, mama is gathered on such a day as a most to bid farewell to the hell and in a private set remaining his killing has put the spotlights in policing and racial inequality and from activists say the explosion of rage and violence can only be quelled by action to address racially motivated police brutality. so how violent comparatively was this 5th night of protesting parents and elsewhere in france? i put that question to freelance journalist linda gift time. it appears that the violence has come down slightly while the number of arrests were still high in the hundreds. it was a bit fewer than the night before and an interest and can certainly feel a police presence, particularly in the evenings assurance at least a, you know, historical popular side of my sorest. and they're having talk about the gathering

their protesters, but security forces kept that to a minimum of weapons for con, confiscated by some people. and they verified a few have well, doesn't ras? uh, but otherwise, it wasn't, needs to be your action scene there. linda, this is a sensitive issue with multiple layers to it to say the least. the voice is out there that say this teenager wasn't killed arbitrarily. that he didn't comply with the officers who were confronting him, that he was trying to speed away from them. but that whatever he did certainly didn't warrant a death sentence along with the destruction we're all seeing has this incident spark constructive debate in the country. and i think that it's a very complex issue and you, there's many people, i think you'd feel that indeed that there's a discussion that needs to be happened between around the issue of policing and how

that's conducted. who is targeted? who's profiles, he's raised, you know, how it is racial profiling faction to policing at the same time. and i think the situation that we're seeing now for a, in many ways, you, a violence responding to violence that these people very uncomfortable. i think you had a clip with someone who was saying, you know, that, you know, to see the destruction property of, of as for, you know, resources and public spaces. uh, that does that doesn't of accomplish anything either. so i think, you know, the topic is quite broad right now. obviously, emotions are quite high, many people. and i think the, you know, really discussion around this will be, you know, in the, the weeks to months to come. you surely know that since 2005, there had been repeated street fights in france, especially in the suburbs. many people there seem to get by without we'll prospects is life in some of the suburbs as bleak as it appears.

again, um, you know, the country itself is, is, you know, doing decently economically. we have some of the same problems as elsewhere as the senior planning placement. so certainly for the most vulnerable communities, for the people who are the course light is difficult right now. and that can be said elsewhere at the same time. you know that there are, there are numbers, interest services available here compared to again, other other countries. so it's is, it just went to, to compare, how big a crisis have these protests been for president mccall as well. this comes on the heels of again, we used to saw process only a few months ago over is mentioned reforms. so, um, you know, with major international events coming to the country in the next few months and next year we're looking at the olympics. i, it does raise a lot of questions about francis capacity to,

to deal with security issues and its capacity to, to host and joshua visitors let alone, you know, call to question his leadership as well. and, and, you know, the general populations and feeling toward him. linda gift hotshot from paris, many facts the judge king ville, him, alexander, has apologized for his country's role in the slave trade. the netherlands has been commemorating the anniversary of its evolution. speculation had been growing that the king would offer an apology on behalf of the royal house. last year, dodge prime minister in lockwood said, sorry, but stopped short of offering compensation to descendants of slaves. jump on the phone and collect. and our correspondent loose ear fulton followed the king speech in amsterdam. it was quite an emotional speech, sir. he did say he apologizes as the king as a member of the government today. he's apologizing personally. and of course

there's some other question behind this. um, what did that crown do during colonialism? there has been a research uh research and has been saying that they have benefited or profited from this the slavery and that they got like what would be today? nearly 550000000, yours out of it. and the dodge king has also said that he has commissioned a study into looking what actually was the road of the dutch crown. so this is maybe also part of for, for the motion. and at the same time, you also called out to the people to the dutch people, to start the healing process and to create a world where they can all live without change that the chain has been broken and into to create a world without discrimination and racism some other headlines now from around the world the ukrainian military said russia launched an overnight

drone attack on keep the 1st and 12 days. a military spokesman said air defense systems preliminarily destroyed all targets on their approach. there was no immediate information about the scale of the attack. there has been more protests in israel over controversial judicial reforms. opponents believe the proposals could create a more authoritarian government this week. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he would proceed with the changes. but without a clause at that aim to curb supreme for powers and give politicians more shape in the selection of judges. twitter has imposed a temporary limit on the number of tweets users can read. c, o e, one must said that non verified accounts will be able to view $1000.00 tweets per day. while those with verified status would be capped at $10000.00. you said the purpose of the restrictions is to tackle data scraping and system manipulation.

while the in space agency has successfully launched its groundbreaking euclid telescope from florida for telescope, lifted off on space on a space ex rocket and separated from it about an hour after launching the mission is set to explore what's known as the dark universe, which makes up 95 percent of the cost months to do that, the telescope will be surveying galaxies up to 10000000000 light years from earth. the journey will take 6 years and the 1st data is expected to be released. next year stage will begin this journey back to our keith cowan is a space in astro biology journalist. he shared more with us about what the euclid telescope is hoping to find. well, of this work that we use in many languages to describe things we don't understand, the dark energy, the dark universe sort of the best thing we can use right now to explain how pretty

much most of the universe is something we can't see. what we can see the effect it has on the rest of everything. sort of like you go shopping ever. you have a shopping bag and your cat sticks in you. here's a noise. you go out and see the bag moving around. it might be a cat. might be a squirrel, but you don't know because you don't know what's in there. that's what astronomers have been faced with for the past century. the spacecraft hopefully will map to univers billions of galaxies and give us an idea of what might be going on out there. to the city of eli in southern israel. now it lives directly on the red sea, which attracts thousands of scooper divers from around the world. but the sea life, which the divers come to look at is in danger. researchers have discovered that seer trains which play an important role in the marine ecosystem, or di, here's more in recent months, marine biologist from tel aviv university based and

a lot have sounded the alarm. they found that the entire population of black sea urchins has been all but wiped out. i'm just wondering how destiny dining, but it still should with the report from a small class, from north beach and we went and so for ourselves and found that most of the see options to gone. and what we found, we may need just skeletons and spines for before, not winehouse excuse me, was collected on stockard. the researchers have managed to rescue 2 specimens of the species. they are in different tanks, in a lot of underwater observatory. we named them adam and eve, although at the moment we're not sure if this is um adam and eve, or even eve or adam and adam. because sir, it's instead of separate texas. and we don't know at the moment if we have a male in a female. but they are interesting, very interesting because they survived where,

when so many others didn't. researchers suspect a pathogenic parasite is behind the depths. they're working to identify it in the hope that they can prevent extensive damage to the local marine eco system. they are the gardeners or the land, and basically eating the algae and allowing corals to thrive. it's because corals and ology are the constant competition for light. therefore, if we do not have the orders to clear the algae across stand legal chance in these competition, there is no time to lose the caribbean has also experienced instances of widespread secrets and die off, followed by damage to corals. and here's a reminder of our top story. this our fresh protest ever bumped in france.

following the funeral of a teenager killed by police authorities made hundreds of arrest and deployed thousands of additional security forces in flash point cities in an effort to head off the violence en route. and we will end it their next stop. we have shift for you, looking at loneliness in the digital age. that's after a break. unlike the look and i'll be back as always, at the top of the next step. the every jenny is surprises. me. it's gone all out. to give you some of the right people in your.