toyota has stakes in suzuki, subaru and plamadah for the sam reason. also fueling the merger of companies in europe. we're sure we'll see more deals like this going forward. >> we'll keep an eye on this, too. thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> governments are another player to watch in this space. just last month the state of california, for example, is planning to ban all new gasoline cars by 2035. plenty of changes are on the horizon for transport and mobility. descrip leaders will need to ensure they strike the right balance between the needs of business users and the environment. thank y >> a race against the coronavirus that europe is losing. the who once governments to speed up their response. ♪ hello. you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program, french products in the firing line as a war of words between turkey and friends escalate. reports of violations of the u.s. brokered cease-fire. a lasting peace continues to remain out of reach. find out what nasa has discovered

nhk world's sam suzuki reports. >> black lives matter! black lives matter! >> reporter: in may the police killing of a black man nam george floyd in minnesota outraged people around the country. demonstrators took to the streets and have continued to protest calling for an end to systemic racism. shiv vonn nah newsom is a co-founder of the black lives matter in new york. she and her fellow activists are enthusiastic about voting out trump. >> i cannot let black people's struggles be ignored. we have to push for biden and kamala harris to be in the white house. >> reporter: however, the black lives matter movement seems to be losing favor with some. in june a poll found 54% of people in the u.s. say they support the protests. by september that number had dropped to 39%. support in the black community has slightly declined as well. ironically the drop may be tied to another police shooting. in august officers in wisconsin fired seven bullets into the back of jacob black, a blake man who was seriously wounded. outraged protesters again took to the streets, and