let's bring in stephanie simons d.w. correspondent in washington d.c. so if and there are new hospice in florida and texas and california how bad is this . especially very bad not just in those 3 states or 4 states if you count arizona with it it's bad in 30 states 30 states that 60 percent of all u.s. states are reported and significant significant increase over the last week in corona virus infections and 13 of those states reported a 50 percent increase of cases so it's not looking good and this is of course not only texas california florida and arizona has been the hardest hit by the fact that they are the numbers are going through the roof it's growing across the united states and that is a big big big problem now the coronavirus response differs from state to state are we likely to see new restrictions in the worst effects of state. i would say yes california just of declared a budget emergency that enables the communities actually to have more money to spend on fighting coronavirus that's needed their plan clean because as we just heard in the re

a measured response to the crisis. 7 days of anger on the streets of america let's bring in stephanie simons who is standing by for us in minneapolis for the very latest and stuff and we actually understand that you have been involved in 2 confrontations tell us more. before i do this let me briefly introduce you to this scene is very powerful seeing all right now we have george flood memorial here just a few meters from here george what was actually killed just a week ago so this is the one we're going to versus what you see here is now people are taking any they're kneeling and they're conducting a prayer service. and that's a very powerful moment and that is protesting and making your voices heard again systematic racism and police brutality in minneapolis too it's not just what we experienced every evening in the last 3 days when it is curfew time at around 8 pm local here this is when the cats come out to cut to chase the mice meaning the police is determined to to enforce this curfew and as you pointed out we have been. also the victims of the rock of the police force they really don't

wearing a mask and as if covert 19 would not exist this is going to change now t w correspondent stephanie simons in washington d.c. thank you. well meanwhile european union officials have failed to agree on whether to relax a ban on travelers from the united states and brazil but some parts of europe are dealing with a return of the virus and it only there has been a spike in cases in the north to the north of naples mainly in apartment blocks housing agricultural workers the city of london going as on alert to try to stop the virus from spreading for there. tensions have been rising between the residents of these apartment blocks and the local people and wonder grown me after the buildings were placed under lockdown due to dozens of coronavirus cases several residents trying to leave and defiance of the buddha and these will be a big problem for us because. after they are going to close all the c.v. and then we say economic problem for us. most of the residents of bulgaria many of them food to be working in italy without proper contracts and for very low wages now sentiment against the foreign

and i'm joined now by correspondent stephanie simons who is in tolson outside the arena where the rally is scheduled jeff on what's going on where you are now. well we're not quite at the arena yet and let me show you what's going on here so this is the checkpoint for the press and behind those white tents is actually where the grounds are where trump supporters are streaming in by the sounds and stewards of the arena of course and i step back in the picture and let you show what's going on the site here he is the press now waiting in line for i would say another hour or so then they can pay and will let us in to what's the ground into the arena slash into the forefront of the arena and we can actually tell you what's happening there then until then we're kind of stuck here and i have to say so far what we experience was all peaceful the security perimeter here around the arena and for the president this is a benz there's a lot of law enforcement here all agencies secret service f.b.i. oklahoma perfect wrist acacias local police metropolitan the sheriff's department of the county the na

earlier correspondent stephanie simons spoke to us from our washington bureau about what's at stake in these court proceedings. everything and nothing and let me explain everything because the everton american community in minneapolis pacifically had asked for was adamant about a strong charge against their shelf and not 30 agree murder but now a 2nd degree murder charge and that was very very important for people in minneapolis who had a very strong opinion about the police of course the end of the justice system as being corrupt and. unequal to them through the african-american community in minneapolis so yes this is really really important that this pretrial hearing happened and even if mr sherman was only via video link in the in the court room there was a sigh of relief so to speak going through the community this is now actually really happening the bail is interesting $1000000.00 and all the restrictions you're just saying let's not forget the man is under suicide watch 24 hours 7 days a week because. authorities think he's actually in danger of taking his own life or harming hi