and stefan and yet the message that we have very clearly heard from the family they said the road to justice is long we also heard them chanting peace on the left justice on the right do you think i mean after these very clear statements that we have heard now from george floyd's brother do you think that that might be received by some of the protesters especially after nightfall i think. all i think it is received by the majority of the true protesters of of the crowd of the of the majority of the american are for american population and community here who is actually the core protester here who is not the looter who is not the arsonist. of course even those people the arsonist the looters the. those community members who are more. sorry sorry we're in the middle of us thank you so much people who are more prone to become a little bit more violent or a lot more violent even they say look this is all so that those right people here were peaceful and who don't condone violence spot the seed for want of this so that they can actually protest the way they do here but you have to write t

correspondent stefan seaman's was reporting from the scene eyewitnesses saw one woman injured there in a peaceful protests on the bridge then a similar came through going like 40 or 50 miles an hour try to run us off to caucasian man blown away or going to hit a girl stop because all of our people jumped on to try to rip him out trying to get our he kept going we returned our yes so i reversed and almost hit somebody there are people jumped on him i mean it's instinct so he got through so you say he hit one person only and nobody else was hurt no one person one person only that's amazing how is that possible everybody will start moving everybody starts scatter and they're good i got her we had one we only had one vehicle in a whole day and we put her in a truck and we drove her straight to the hospital. officials say the driver was treated in hospital for injuries he suffered when he was pulled from the camp he's now in custody the minnesota state patrol says the action appeared deliberate. let's go straight to minneapolis now we're on the scene with stefan seaman's who was there when

and our very own stefan's in months on the story for us in minneapolis to both of you thank you stefan please stay safe. when the wave of protests against the killing of george floyd in the u.s. is resonating in other parts of the world thousands have been taking to the streets to show their solidarity with the protesters while also turning the spotlight on discrimination and injustice that's taking place in the roll back your it's. a symbol of pride strength and unity lend me. just performed the hakka counting themselves one tribe with protesters more than 12000 kilometers away in the u.s. the death of george floyd has shocked many around the world leading to calls for action. on australia's west coast the same chance. at. the same cause and an opportunity to highlight similar problems at home. over 400 plus indigenous deaths in custody that are not being investigated or any further search that is a huge issue ever and keep saying australis are different but it's not really answer that's what we're here to talk about in just our conversation. there was a smaller gathering in the kenya

stefan talk to me a little bit about how the audience all the people there outside you could be inside how they reacted to that eulogy. well during the eulogy of the reverend childs and they reacted as fiery speech was as you pointed out there was a lot of applause cheering and. jubilant behavior around here the crowd behind me thinned out by now a little bit people are. to town now they're going their way and and we've probably . more protests throughout the day but yeah absolutely rights of people we talked about talked with here saying the same way they feel exactly as the reverend described it with a knee or a boot in there and on their neck and every day of their life and that's what they want to change and they say this is exactly why this will not stop until it stops that means they will be protesting and making their voices heard one way or another until this is not the case anymore until they're not having the next they say under somebody's boot or any step on there's also outrage over what we saw earlier this week president trump posing outside a washington church holding a b

stefan same ones in tulsa thanks so much. a youth leaders have concluded a virtual summit to debate a plan to help the bloc emerge from the coronavirus process the video conference is the 1st step in what is what are expected to be difficult negotiations about a proposed 750000000000 euro recovery fund the visions remain of the fund size and such things as who will pay and how the money should be distributed one last quick hello from the french president of the new britain and then it was time to get down to business european leaders were locked in talks for more than 4 hours not face to face but rather pixel to pixel to discuss one of the most far reaching projects in the eaves history 750000000000 euros are at stake stone. german chancellor angela merkel and her counterparts have already addressed one of the most pressing issues. nobody here is questioning the fact that the commission needs to borrow money after the meeting though many questions remain unanswered such as whether it really needs to be 750000000000 euros they

seaman's stefan what is the mood to have this memorial. all were just moments away off the floyd summer leave specter to arrive from right here to honor. george floyd's life and to mourn his death the mood across town is somber. there are thousands and thousands of spec to march to protest to come together and celebrate george floyds life today in minneapolis all over minnesota other state and all over the country actually tell us a little bit more about the state of those protests. around the country how are they right now. i would describe them as last peaceful they are here and they're in different cities in the united states different regions run in here and there with the police or the police has a run in with with protesters as you know in most cities where you have those made major protests there are curfews in place in the evening hours and on purpose a lot of protesters choose to ignore those curfews and to challenge the police by that by that very fact to enforce the curfew so that's why you have still the one of the other scuffl

courtney is the advocacy director of the committee to protect journalists to both of you welcome stefan let me start with you and let's show our viewers the moment when you and your team were shot at by police in minneapolis take a look. take. me out of that i don't. want to break this is perth. we're not going to get out in the middle of 6 the are . they telling you they're. going to. begin to. rise above all you know through our we're doing a job and this is the same they'd send a person. will come or. they are you going to get to see if you are going to get arrested you are. a lot more green. i mean it was serious serious moments there stuff and we have to commend you for keeping your cool when this was happening were you expecting harassment from police or from ford testers for that matter when you arrived in minneapolis to cover the protests. to some degree we anticipated that as a possibility from protesters or police this kind of situations you find yourself sometimes in between and that is way they actually expect to get inadvertently somehow impact that and i'm on purpose from

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correspondent stefan simon stefan and we're looking at the memorial the 1st of 3 that are planned for george floyd talk to me a little bit just about the mood there and about what what you're seeing you've been on this story since the beginning. it's quite a change from what we had about about a week ago when we got here and came to a city. in flames the whole most with looting and rioting and now i see this hundreds of people here at the north central university gathered to celebrate george floyd's live family service inside the facility here speakers here people can witness what's going on inside at least audio and this is triggering reactions as you see applause for what people say inside people are here to celebrate george floyd's life and to mourn his death. the mood is somber but also celebratory in terms of really making a statement about this life about this lost life and about the lives this man had. has been told this loss of life will ignite a national movement in the united states that wants to end police brutality wants to insist immigration is i'm in the united states do

stefan see once in washington stefan thank you very much and again we appreciate your candidness and again we're glad you're safe and sound thank you. social media platforms in the united states have been criticized for not doing enough to stop campaigns of hate and misinformation you may remember facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg refusing to ban political advertising even if the message of the content are not truthful or twitter was also targeted until last week that's when twitter 1st flag tweets posted by u.s. president donald trump saying that the content of those tweets was in need of fact checking on tuesday as the african-american george floyd was being laid to rest and in a major corporate conciliatory overture twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey announced june 18th will be a company holiday and he tweeted both twitter and square are making juneteenth which is june 19th a company holiday in the u.s. for ever more a day for celebration education and connection now the holiday gets its name by combining the words june and 19th the date june 19th 1965 is the day that union soldiers told th

now on his defiance he months joins us now from the white house in washington hi stefan so how has the general mark milley many's response been received. all depends on who you ask i think that the form of brass all the old generals and former defense secretaries served under trump or in his administration who came out before him criticizing the president heavily they would be probably very happy now to hear that the. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is apologizing for making an appearance right at this church here on monday last week with the president apologizing for actually showing up in this picture in this photo op which was from the beginning ill received from the public even from across the political spectrum why because this place here had to be cleared by pro from protesters who protested of course very peacefully here and were forced back always tear gas and and other tools available to the security forces here however. this apology comes at a time which could be worse for donald trump again i have never ever heard chairman of the chief of staff opposing apologizing for

good afternoon to you stefan you are there at this what's become a memorial site now tell me what's going on right now you know this is the day to be here and they had this site here right behind me this is the intersection and right there across the intersection that was actually the place exact place where george floyd was arrested and we all know what transpired then you alluded to this is rather terence floyd was here and talked to the crowd here sizable crowds. and encouraged everybody to really also communicate to others in the protester crowd not just to those people but everybody who has influence or a voice in their communities to really bring forward one point then needs to be justice yes and protesting demonstrating for this fighting for this is absolutely ok but please peaceful without ransacking buildings without putting buildings on fire and looting them and scaring. also private citizens in their homes that was a really really powerful moment and this is a very powerful moment too because this is almost a protester happy hour or so people from all walks of life. in the citi

stefan pako works as an air conditioning technician in the city to see the world according to german rule all workplaces need to be supplied with fresh air to tony's meat processing plant is no exception. there are cooling systems based on research relation they lower the room temperature to between 6 and 10 degrees celsius but the machines used for that only move the existing air around they don't add any fresh air but experts now speculate that the recent kill a sion system may have spread the virus throughout the plant because the air is not purified. doesn't give us money for fog of these appliances to carry filters if one is installed the machine won't be as effective as before it's like buying a sports car and adding a heavy trailer it won't go as fast. and look at doubts the air circulation is to blame he says lingering aerosols couldn't withstand the movement and yet slaughterhouses are increasingly becoming corona hotspots in lower saxony 45 infected workers from a turkey slaughterhouse a currently quarantined in these army barracks and the north rhine-westphalia more than 8

earlier we spoke with correspondent stefan simons in washington we asked him about the momentum of this protest movement and what it means for november's presidential vote that means that the sitting president is in more trouble regarding his reelection bid. the latest polls suggest that democratic presidential candidate joe biden is leading with a widening gap before president donald trump even in those if you states where donald trump surprised everybody 2016 and took the states and won the votes. and the president seems to be keenly aware of this now the democratic party would probably. try and hone in on what the african-american community votes others to experts and observers to call now became a movement and call now a movement so this is going to be interesting what the impact will be that it really have an impact is absolutely clear. and i was the view from washington from stefan simons meanwhile elsewhere in the world britain was among the many countries that saw weekend anti racism protest over the death of george floyd while in the us police custody while the rallies were mos

is now back in washington and he needs you stefan you know that was you in our report that we just saw under attack by us police with rubber bullets when you were reporting on the protests in minneapolis have u.s. authorities had they been in touch with you about this incident and about an investigation. no not with me directly and personally but i am aware of the efforts of ella to be in touch with the u.s. embassy in germany as well as with the state department and authorities and of course i know about the german foreign ministry also talking to their. to the authorities here about this incident minneapolis police we understand they've announced initial steps towards what they are calling transform ancient all reforms what can you tell us about that. that's a really big word for. tiny steps they have to make forward to they started with banning chokeholds they also now declared it. illegal for any officer who is a company an officer who's doing this still beyond the fact that it's no legal this officer then has to interject actively and stop the fellow officer from doing this and th

well our correspondent stefan simons is covering the story for us in minneapolis i asked him whether this tragedy could finally lead up to a real difference in racial justice in the united states. well i can tell you that there is. thousands of people here and not right behind me right now but here in minneapolis probably also across the united states who wish for nothing else but that that this is the final straw which broke the camels so to speak. they are all and they were as fiery is the reverend sharpton speech was there reacted as fiery as his speech was with applause and cheering to what he said and then i'll come to let this up i think and we'll see more protests here and across the country maybe not violent protests but the cost is going on there understanding themselves now as a movement well let's talk more about the political ramifications there has been outrage over president donald trump's handling of the crisis and his posing outside of a washington d.c. church holding a bible as a prop has his handling of george floyd's death affected his chances of re-election in nov

reporter stefan z. amman's outside the minnesota capitol building he told me how people there have responded to the new charges. the black community here the african-american community in minneapolis says ok well done thank you that is some kind of equality right now but what's next do not work with the district attorney here with the county attorney who we don't like who we don't trust who is too close to the to the police department which is not trusted. so there is a lot of there's a lot of leeway still and that is nice to be seen what happens here for the attorney general with this decision and tomorrow don't forget here in the background every girl will be thousands of people. trying to attend a memorial for george floyd so there's a lot of pressure for those guys sitting in the capital in the governor's mansion. hundreds of people gathered in the german financial capital frankfurt on wednesday to honor the life of george floyd the rally in support of the black lives matter movement it was intended

that she doesn't use correspondent stefan demons in minneapolis and now germany's foreign minister ways and insisting that journalists must be allowed to do their job. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a complex wave of unrest across the united states has entered its 8th day the killing of an unarmed african-american man in police custody last week has fueled demonstrations in scores. of american cities tens of thousands have demonstrated peacefully but some protests have turned violent at least 6 people have died and 5 police officers have been shot in several u.s. cities and president trump has vowed to deploy the military if the violence isn't reined in critics including former vice president joe biden have slammed trump for acting the divisive rather than leaving a country in crisis. president trump chose the rose garden at the white house for a speech that was to become a show of force his response to the unrest gripping the nation in the weeks since george floyd was carers. if the city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of

and let's head now live to minneapolis we are joined by correspondent stefan simons a memorial being held for george floyd right now as we mentioned what is the mood. somber call there's a lot of a lot of press here locally from around the country and actually from around the world and anticipation is rising for the floyd somebody to arrive and to honor george floyd's life and to mourn his death. the crowd is streaming in now a bit you can see this right now is right behind the camera more and more people are coming and trying to. witness this here witness and paint tribute to. george floyd's so we expect the family it's a joy ride now any moment they have a little bit later we expect them an hour before but you know this is. and 7 tell us because we have seen it in recent days these protests there in the united states what's expected today. i think protests will still going on today here in minneapolis for sure there are expected to be thousands on the streets today all over the city all over the state and frankly all over the country again of course because this is a special day th

stefan's the moans thank you and here are some of the other developments in the coronavirus pandemic brazil has reported nearly 40000 new infections in the past 24 hours alone the country's overall death toll is now approaching 60000 china has identified a new flu virus carried by pigs that can infect humans according to researchers the new strain has the potential to become a pandemic virus although they say there is not yet an imminent threat and the european plane manufacturer airbus is cutting $15000.00 jobs after seeing its business plummet due to the pandemic the majority of positions last will be in france and in germany. a new security law for hong kong supported and pushed by beijing is now in effect pro-democracy activists say it could be the beginning of the end of hong kong's autonomy the new law allows authorities to crackdown on activities which beijing regards as subversive and could see protesters dealt by dealt with by authorities in mainland china rather than in the territory. they fear this might be their last chance to protest tuesday's flash mob in a shopping cen

stephens a month is now minutes past the curfew and being told to move on by police on the same stefan can you still hear me. one second i'm grabbing my mike as i drive away here you see my camera man is filming the police to decide by the way our car is also marked as press vehicle we are wearing that's where we identify ourselves as press about this is in fair we all good that we can report and we should be reporting what what we're seeing what we have been in when there is a curfew enforcement we are exempt by law. from this curfew so it's not for us that is maybe understood as a privilege but i mean we couldn't do couldn't be able to do our job if. we couldn't report. so now you see in front of me here there will be on the other side of this bridge. police running up the ramp pushing. pushing protesters back stephanie let me think he's someone there are a nice things with the police officer can you tell us what was his plan where did he want you to go at this stage what was the advice other than you're not welcome here. well the message is sirleaf i don't care what the rules are wh

that was my pompei of they are more or less full and stefan in washington could even say you've stefan before we talk about what pump a of said today we want to remind our viewers that you and your team in minneapolis you were shot at twice with rubber bullets by local police while you were simply doing your job here is the video the shootings caught on camera take a look. take. a. look at is that on. the back this is perth. we're not going to get out in the middle of the crowd. you know that you know that's not. rather poor breakaway no ok so i'm trying to and as you see. there you go see. a lot off come on guys you have permission to be out there. with her mission to be out here stopping. yes you have permission to be out there i mean i don't care how many times we see that video it still sends chills up and down your spine see again we're relieved that you and your team escaped unharmed today the u.s. secretary of state he pledged that there will be an investigation into alleged attacks on foreign journalists have you been contacted by the authorities in the u.s. about this at any l

simons in washington there we will follow this story closely stefan and i'll say it again we're glad you and your team were able to get out of minneapolis safe and sound jeff and thank you with the death of george floyd also has video streaming services thinking about what they can do to fight racism the movie gone with the wind has now gone from a leading streaming service h.b.o. max has pulled the multiple oscar winner from its library after criticism that the film glorifies slavery and perpetuate stereotypes it's b.o.'s says that the movie is a product of its time whose races depictions were wrong then and are wrong today. wired for more on this now and more on the world's highest grossing but also very controversial movie i'm joined now by you to be a reporter on showing lee humphries or talk to me a little bit about what we're looking at in terms of the controversy here when the movie was released and $939.00 it was considered an instant classic because of its music because of its performance but as time goes by the craftsmanship of this movie has become less of an attention and

the main defendant stefan he left traces of his d.n.a. at the crime scene he confessed to the killing then later retracted his confession stefan he now accuses the 2nd defendant marcus age of having fired the shot that killed. both are now on trial. the victim a. president of a district council in germany central state of hessen the classic local politician gunned down in front of his house it's believed to be the 1st murder of a politician by the far right and federal germany since the founding of the state after world war 2. it was an outspoken advocate of germany taking in and integrating refugees and asylum seekers at a town hall meeting in the autumn of 2015 lucas spoke his mind and was booed the soviet you have to stand up for the values you believe in and those who don't share those values can lead this country at any time. the question. also in attendance to lukas suspected killers both men had long been active in far right circles and had criminal records but stephanie appeared to have broken with his militant past police had sto

cuando se le llama siempre responde después que las cámaras se van el esta allí como familiar de stefanlíder que ustedes ven en televisión y lo más importante es que él es un líder que vivido las experiencias eso que lo hace tan efectivo cuando hace comentarios sobre nuestra experiencia y él nos va a hablar y de alguien que debería seguir con nosotros por favor denle un fuerte aplauso al reverendo >>> (aplausos) >>> (aplausos) >>> (aplausos) >>> ♪(música) >>> gracias >>> (hablan en inglés) >>> quiero que no estemos sentados aquí como si esto fuera un funeral george floyd no tendría por qué estar entre los difuntos Él no murió por problemas de salud sino que murió por un desperfecto crónico del sistema de justicia de estados unidos porque no se tomaron las medidas correctivas y que le debiera enseñar este país que si alguien comete un delito no importa si alguien tiene un uniforme azul y llevar un delantal de mezclilla >>> no se trata de un funeral común las circunstancias no son las normales pero es demasiado común y necesitamos lidiar con esto permítanme preguntarles a aquellos sobre l

and i would describe it more as a film about exile unless as a film about the writer stefan.high up this wasn't at all possible to relocate your homeland. but is home actually how do you deal with language in this kind of cultural uprooting that's the real thing. is this i don't like your team because you're just once hitler rose to power it's spike fled austria he lived in england in the us before emigrating to brazil in 1940 the writer was also an authority on politics start somebody it's profits only movie edition goes at it over its own as he does feel and it's only reasons. for the kind of. the film delves into the psychology of a man torn apart by inner conflicts a universal theme there's a concert of this well you know mario always does projects that move between worlds but really work internationally and are conceived that way. and that's what cinematic language is all about today which means you don't make films just for germany but for the world and that's her greatest contribution. and. kind of iraq should be means you want shot. the dean of the. after years in exi

dw correspondent stefan simons joins us from washington. how has the general's response been received? >> it depends who you ask. i think all the generals and former defense secretary's who have served in this administration and who came before him criticizing the president heavily -- they will probably be very happy now to hear that the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is apologizing for making an appearance right at this church here on monday last week with the president, apologizing for actually showing up in this picture, in this photo op, which was from the beginning ill received from the public, even from across the political spectrum. why? because this place had to be cleared by -- from protesters who protested, of course, very peacefully here and were forced back with tear gas and other tools available to the security forces here, but the apology comes at a time which could not be worse for donald trump. again, i have never, ever heard a chairman of the chiefs of staff apologizing for something like that ever before. why did he

in the park the perfect place to introduce our next report about a swiss a landscape photographer stefan foster with his camera and a drone he heads out into nature sometimes for days or even weeks in order to capture the perfect shot but he keeps the places where he takes his pictures a secret you can find out why right now. images of iceland greenland and the faroe islands taken from a draw on. by photographer and camera man stephan foster he sets out to capture nature's finest moments. of modern art in my images and film productions i try to show people the world the way it was before humankind fold them and how it will be after you knock on image and the way it should actually stay with human kind this is from egypt very very important to me to show nature completely our blemished to talk on for i get almost . the northern lights over icebergs in southern greenland. flamingos after a storm in the highlands of chile. forster spends about 7 months a year on photo safaris. i was a bit misty lloyd to follow when people ask me how to make of you to fall landscape photo or create a great a

which is one of the richest in italy was so hard hit stefan of course grandfather died in a care home he's now collecting the stories of other covered 9000 victims we just want to know the truth we want to know if it was just a fatality or if there is a high level of power in the heart is not the doctor or sort of nurses that have the possibility to contain this feeling or even to avoid their fusco and others say the worst affected parts of the region should have been closed down at an early states they criticize the reasons far of president in milan for putting profits before people to see them before we find out who's responsible we have to understand whether or not we made mistakes from the regions point a few i think we try to give all possible answers and take all possible preventions at a time when we were confronting an extraordinary situation at a time when nobody knew much about the virus. from back in bed again will kill bio says the citizens will have to take things into their own hands his initiative superbad again will start organizing concerts to support local artists. w

>> stefan, i was watching the video and saw your leadership. i have tears in my eyes.ng that's special about the city of detroit.ushought yourhole protest was phenomenal national message. we're going to fight this injustice because of people like you. >> wow. >> 16 years old, anthony. he says he's happy people listened, stayed safe, and most of all violence didn't break out. >> i love that -- that stefan organized that protest. i love that the mayor called him. stefan is going into his senior year in high school. he's not affiliated with any political group. i think that's great, as well. he says he is black, mexican, puerto rican, and nicaraguan all in one. >> yeah. i loved his expression when he said "the mayor?" it's the mayor speaking. one of the things that i find most encouraging, one of the things i find most nouencouragi because i am always looking for silver linings is the youth, the youth that are speaking up so intelligently about what is happening. >> yes. >> intelligently and persiste persistently. thanks. we'll be right back. stay with us. outstanding nut

the politician stefan is the main defendant at 1st he signed a confession but then withdrew it. many questions remain unanswered in this case such as whether the killer had any accomplices investigations show that shortly before and after live kids killing google searches with the words look good dead and shot in the head appeared in a number of german states what is clear is that since lip because murder there's been a rise in rightwing violence in germany a few months later a synagogue in the city of hollow was attacked and 2 people nearby were killed early this year a racist attack in the city of hanoi left 10 people dead the increase in attacks seems not to be a coincidence or that's why for good without a doubt there is a direct connection right wing violence has risen dramatically since the attack on baltar look especially in the state of hasn't this spurs the hitters to commit more crimes. the trial has not yet begun by the time it does other cities may follow suit and rename streets to honor volunteer look because memory. didn't escape brady is in our parliamentary studi