salaam up he recorded the incident on his phone and then fought back. what do you want what are you trying to say that. the attackers friends tried to stop him and pull him away but a short time later he returned and beat salaam up too so badly that he had to go to hospital the video was used in the investigation into the attack. the police recognized him immediately they said he was in prison and few months ago because of another problem we pressed charges and now justice has been done. this is. the men were young and it is a few will make any musician he says racial profiling which means the police stop him because of his appearance is a deadly problem. that makes you see how deep rooted racism is a black man somehow looks threatening a chaos stop him you see. these are not exceptional cases. works for a group called h one take on the victims of racism they examine black people's experiences and offer anti discrimination counselling. people in germany may say racism is no problem but for black people it is part of our daily lives either because we enc

he's lived in dar es salaam ever since. >> it's quiet. narrow minded thinking. blame people, white people, we are the same. human brothers, sisters. so the -- all the basis of -- on the basis of color and also, you see, different faith, different religion and different country. now, these are old thinking. >> reporter: how do we teef people to not be racist, to not be discriminatory? >> i think we should emphasize oneness, sameness, all these, you see, stone feeling of differences, that's shortsighted, narrow minded. >> reporter: the dalai lama and tibet's 3 million people has been depressed by china. what does washington need to do about ensuring or supporting the future of di bet and it's identity? >> when he become president, he mentioned america first. that, i find uncomfortable. >> reporter: would you be happy to meet president trump if he invited you. >> because of my physical, long night is not easy. president trump come to india, but then speaking, sometimes president trump too much, too complicated. >> reporter: he's always in a good move. he turns 85 i

nonsense today that they have sentenced him to death for involvement in the killing of general hossam salaam thanks for that update. from tehran. still to come here on al-jazeera we speak to a palestinian boy who survived an off an attack that killed his parents that is right there is due to be sentenced. and words of caution from new zealand's prime minister after she declared her country free of coronavirus and. how it got some nasty thunderstorms rumbling away across parts of central you see the crowd here just around the southeast of france pushing into italy affecting a good part of the alps as well not the area of low pressure here big and thundershowers could lead to some flash flooding large hail as well further east we got this weather system also bringing some rather heavy rain into that east side of europe just around the baltic states pushing down so that eastern side of poland ahead of that look at 826 celsius in moscow 31 in kiev the heat actually extends its way right up to parts of the arctic circle so some bobby conditions going on here as well the showers continue across ce

government calls a designated global terrorist his name mohammad salaam and b c news called imperial out the window this weekend. that guy peering out the window of his own house that's how much. he's publicly known as the 1st american citizen ever put on the terrorist watch list but i knew him best as my dad my big hearted upstairs neighbor. who was a trusted man in our community when there was a humanitarian crisis in palestine in the ninety's our mosque sent him to the west bank with thousands of dollars in donations in the israeli occupied west bank today 2 american citizens of palestinian descent are being held without charge in any israeli military prison while the government here describes the 2 chicagoans as agents for the fundamentalist group hamas they have not been charged with a crime nor have they been allowed to see you know turning when he was arrested by the israelis accused of collecting money for terrorism our community took to the streets to protest his arrest. while an israeli the tension meant to us tortured and forced to sign a confession in hebrew language he d

for over a month now, the government here in the capital, dar yes salaam, has refused to publish anyvely urging people to socialise and claims the virus has almost disappeared. but we have heard from several tanzania doctors, all too scared to be identified, you insist the virus is spreading fast. the misinformation is killing people? yes. but i can hear a note of frustration about this. how are you feeling about all of this? position politicians in tanzania accused the government of stifling dissent. this comedian, for example, was arrested for simply posting an image of himself laughing at the president. we are in a type of fear. very difficult to have ta nzanians speaking out of fear. very difficult to have tanzanians speaking out freely. the president has decided that people 's lives should not be protected. he has decided to let a few people die and others survive. some people have suggested that tanzania, indeed all of africa, mate enjoy special protection from the virus because of hot weather and an exceptionally youthful population but the experts say thatis population but th

for over a month now the government here in the capital, dar es salaam, has refused to publish any dataeople to socialise and claims the virus has almost disappeared. but we have heard from several tanzania doctors, all too scared to be identified, who insist the virus is spreading fast. this silence, the misinformation is killing people? yes. and how does... i can hear a note of frustration in your voice. how are you feeling about all this? 0pposition politicians in tanzania accused the government of stifling dissent. this comedian, for example, was arrested simply for posting an image of himself laughing at the president. we are in a state of fear. very difficult to have tanzanians speaking out freely. the president has decided that people's lives should not be protected. he has decided that let a few people die and others survive. some people have suggested that tanzania, indeed all of africa, might enjoy special protection from the virus because of hot weather or an exceptionally youthful population, but the experts say that's dangerous talk. i would be highly surprised that african