the growing economic collapse and the corruption why why the corruption is getting worse transparency international's report last year showed 68 percent thought corruption had increased in the previous 12 months perhaps more shockingly 65 percent said they'd use you know personal connections when dealing with the courts of justice so your courts are now rotten you've been in government a very long time and you haven't managed to change anything you say you take your responsibility but there's a sense of urgency now and nothing is getting done no this is this is. ok ok this is something that should be addressed we are part of the government of this is questions that should be addressed to the whole government you're talking about 'd a country we're talking about a state that has 17 sects you are talking about more than dozens of political parties we are part of this parties we've been busy doing other very important this lethargy of things against existential threats from the israelis on this actually it is others we're heavily engaged inside the bodies politics you know before the city and with the d

projects but there's also the issue of corruption iraq ranks $162.00 out of 180 countries on transparency international's corruption index and if we compare that again to 2004 it used to be 61 out of 145 so corruption has increased substantially over the past years how does that factor in your consideration. in supporting this government as an international institution that provides support is there a feeling that the government should 1st look towards itself and address corruption before asking for external help. i think the government is quite aware of this and . we have and we have been asked and we will provide all this up would be the in terms of instituting the good elements of good government of good institutions but again it's all depends on the decision and the political commitment of the government to move into the process i think. now the government is trying to move into the process one looking at the inflate the public sector to organize it and most importantly how to move the private sector to the public sector excuse me in being quite productive in their living projects in making things ha

do you believe the reforms need to include revising the policies and increasing the transparency of internaly investigations in the police department? >> absolutely. absolutely. we need to make sure that there is a process, if it's internal and it's not about police officers we look at doing something that someone is looking at it from a different perspective and somebody who has no investment in that and police officers that are looking at the police officers. so yes, we need to look at everything. we need to be looking at if officers have had x amount of offenses in the community we need to let them go, send them back. retrain them, give them options and if they can't follow that, they don't need to be there. yes. >> councilwoman joyce sheperd, we'll keep in touch in the days ahead, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> up next for us, arizona setting a record this week. an unwelcome record. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as

transparency. you have to have a citizen complaint authority to investigate complaints against the police officers that has concurrent jurisdiction with internalestigations so that there is transparency from day one. and thirdly, you've really got to make a long-term commitment to a community orientation in policing. these three elements have made up our major agreement and have served us really well over the last 20 years, and i believe it's a role model for other cities across the country. >> lora, i want to show you some of these images that have been very striking to us and i think the country and wonder if you think they imply that something will be different this time. first you have the minneapolis police chief kneeling yesterday at the site of a memorial for george floyd. and you also have this happening in new york city and other cities with police joining protestors. and then this video out of flint, michigan where you have the sheriff there marching with protestors side by side. are those just images, or has something changed? >> i personally -- i don't know how to feel about that. i appreciate the gesture because, i mean, there is

jinping himself who has said that beijing has always been forthcoming transparent and responsible when it has come to providing the international community with information about the pandemic and providing the world health organization with information as well president xi jinping has said that he promises to contribute true $1000000000.00 to the organization over the next 2 years but at the same time the report also goes against what the trump administration is saying it has accused the world health organization of colluding with the chinese government now it seems that they did praise and they were biased in their public opinion of china but it seems that the reason for this was very different to what it appeared to be to the public and slugs who killed at least 20 people including children in india's northeastern states of. days of heavy rain in the barrack valley region state inspectors say most of the makeshift homes that they were on tuesday morning were built on unstable land near hills rescue teams and locals still looking for survivors. officials in bangladesh confirmed the 1st 1000 among the injured refugees the 71 ye

jinping himself who has said that beijing has always been forthcoming transparent and responsible when it has come to providing the international community with information about the pandemic and providing the world health organization with information as well president xi jinping has said that he promises to contribute true $1000000000.00 to the organization over the next 2 years but at the same time the report also goes against what the trump administration is saying it has accused the world health organization of colluding with the chinese government now it seems that they did praise and they were biased in their public opinion of china but it seems that the reason for this was very different to what it appeared to be to the public. germany has pledged $140000000.00 in the u.k. more than $200000000.00 in humanitarian aid say yemen a virtual fund raising conference is being hosted by saudi arabia and the u.n. to support the war torn country a saudi u.a.e. led coalition has been fighting hooty rebels in the yemen for more than 5 years landslides have killed at least 20 people including children in india's northeastern state of

jinping himself who has said that beijing has always been forthcoming transparent and responsible when it has come to providing the international community with information about the pandemic and providing the world health organization with information as well president xi jinping has said that he promises to contribute true $1000000000.00 to the organization over the next 2 years but at the same time the report also goes against what the trump administration is saying it has accused the world health organization of colluding with the chinese government now it seems that they did praise and they were biased in their public opinion of china but it seems that the reason for this was very different to what it appeared to be to the public. landslides of killed at least 20 people in india's northeastern state of us some children are among the dead and at least 7 people have been injured homes and people were buried in the after days of heavy rain in the baraka valley region rescue teams are now looking for survivors. well after years of drought and now a global pandemic zimbabwe's government hopes the backup production will provide

jinping himself who has said that beijing has always been forthcoming transparent and responsible when it has come to providing the international community with information about the pandemic and providing the world health organization with information as well president xi jinping has said that he promises to contribute true $1000000000.00 to the organization over the next 2 years but at the same time the report also goes against what the trump administration is saying it has accused the world health organization of colluding with the chinese government now it seems that they did praise and they were biased in their public opinion of china but it seems that the reason for this was very different to what it appeared to be to the public well vaccine trials on animals are underway worldwide as scientists work towards finding a treatment for corona virus discovered that ferrets develop a fever and they cough and sneeze which means they're able to transmit the virus from one animal to another transfer also have been using mice and monkeys. despite being the new epicenter of the global pandemic several latin american countries includ

than happy to fester that did this and we will do this in a very transparent way in a very impartial way and in accordance with international law. at least 27 people are believed to have been killed by landmines in the libyan capital tripoli local media is saying dozens of people also have been injured forces loyal to libya's internationally recognized government took the warlord honey for have to last stronghold near tripoli on thursday pushing his forces out of other areas of into attacks in nigeria in the past 24 hours on weapons day at least 35 people were killed in northern nigeria gunmen on motorbikes attacked a village in katsina state it came hours after the killing of at least 69 people in a remote village in northeastern borno state by loans from. other groups in this area has killed thousands and displaced about 2000000 people committed to us has more now from. the attacks increase in the state is seen as an escalation in the balance which we've been seeing in the northwest of nigeria in states like them for us to. cut in a status of niger state wide dozens of people are being killed or hundreds of people have be

more than happy to facility at this and we will do this in a very transparent way in a very impartial way and in accordance with international law. the mystery of the 986 killing of sweden's prime minister on a street in stockholm appear to have been put to rest sweetens prosecutor named the chief suspect in the murder of palma and then close the 34 year old case but looking away of the files looks unlikely to give the country much closure paul reese is in stockholm. for 34 years the memorial to murdered prime minister of palmer has been the most solid thing about a case that has haunted sweden a man both loved and hated at home and abroad parliament was shot and killed on stockholm's busiest street as he walked with his wife liz but palmer had been to the cinema with his family without a body guard a decision that would end in one of the biggest and longest murder investigations in the world all of palmer and his wife left the cinema at about quarter past 11 on the night of 28th of february 1906 walking past the churchyard where parliament would soon be buried when they got to this corner someone came up behind them shot pa

transparent. and i also call for essentially eliminating the internal affairs department. the police department is asking the interested up fbi to investigate the scandal. once that's then they can look at additional solutions to fix the department. kpix five. >>> in a statement the san jose police officers association said it has zero tolerance for such behavior. police chief eddie garcia at it while i have no control over what former employees post online, i can voice my outrage. after hearing about these comments made online, any current employee involved with getting activity online will probably be investigated and held accountable to the fullest extent in my power. >>> a troubling scene in oakland. this pride weekend after the lgb q center was vandalized. a man on the bike pulled up to the center around 10 p.m. this morning and smashed the little of the golf club. they were able to take him away. and build the center says it is rattled by the incident, members work out a few hours later replacing the windows. >>> meanwhile the police are looking for the vandal. >>> t

more than happy to facilitate this and we will do this in a very transparent way in a very impartial way and in accordance with international law still ahead on al-jazeera find out why security forces in south africa under scrutiny and straight talking by germany's top diplomat. the. head of the more very heavy rain across all central and southern areas of china the seasonal rains typical for this time of year but we've had some the ticket only have a downfalls for several weeks now so there are a number of province that have been very badly affected into the southeast these images coming from just 2 of those provinces and you can see the sort of water the flooding the flash was indeed that we are talking about but also just how widespread it is now there is more rain in the forecast site is a go through thursday knows as heavy across the fall southeast but still a very unsettled picture some heaviest piles as the day progresses and the particularly heavy rain at all times the same system works its way into western areas of japan will work its way east was as we go through friday by then we will see quite a good clearing up

so in terms of transparency in terms of trust building i think as a responsible member of the international international community we have done our best now we have gone through different phases of negotiation 1st it was about the construction during the period of the ip or eat and then the recommendation of the a.p. or the. 2 studies to be done when we tried to conduct our studies but they never materialized and now we are in the stage of discussing the feeling and operation of the renaissance down. even in that. we have agreed on the stage based feeling of the innocence done that will take 4 to 7 years. of feeling and while knowing that we could have filled the dam in 2 to 3 years given by the religion of the blue knight but for the sake of and consider taking the consideration and the concerns of downstream countries we have extended that willing period up to 7 years or if it is a way to do it will fill it in 4 years and it is a very well extended up to 7 years so. as far as we are concerned that we have taken into consideration almost all of the concerns of the downstream countries and

transparent. they also called for essentially eliminating the inch of the internal affairs of. >> they are asking the fbi. once that is done they can look at additional solutions to fix the department. >> in a statement the san jose police officers association said they had zero tolerance for such behavior. >> similar san francisco had a pink triangle. organizers partnered with illuminate, the same team behind the bay bridge lights project to spotlight the symbol of hope. >> it has become a tool for education and a call to resistance and ultimately a symbol of liberation. >> the eliminated pink triangle will be on display for several weeks. it will be visible across the bay and even into space. nasa plans to take a picture of it pick >> the pandemic is putting a damper on one of san francisco's busiest weekends of the year. many bars and restaurants. they are marking the 50th year. >> this is actually one of my favorite bars to go to. it is one of the most busy bars here and it is boarded up. it is tragic. >> you have to have a sense of understanding. >> today there will be many virtual events to

spy on the territories of other nations so not all transparency is lost here but this is another example of the united states abandoning the international community. well it's also bruges example of the united states and how they've treated treaties the entire existence of this country let's go back to the native americans for a moment how many treaties did we sign with the native americans who lived here before us white people got here let's get that straight before the white people got here the native americans were here how many treaties have we broken with them i would say just about all of them in the international phase of our country our word is good for nothing today and you know donald trump when he ran for office he said he was going to clean out the swamp i didn't realize the swamp meant all of our allies i didn't mean that meant our european allies were going to get cleaned out in any agreement we had over climate change over weapons over everything like that would now go nola void and we're going to start from square one with no friends throughout the world i guess he wants to build things up from his perspective see that's

process that was clear and transparent, involved key stakeholders in the district to select a consultant to do this work, whether we should or shouldn't have the capacity internally, we don't have the capacity internally to do this work in an unprecedented time. i just think we're losing site of the real important underlying issue here, which is we need to have the best and really challenging [indiscernible] in uncertain conditions. we need to have the best opening we can and engage our staff around that because this is an incredib incredibly difficult time. i don't see why making it more difficult and the process more compressed and adding on difficulty to the staff makes it better for our families and students. again, i don't love who they've worked with either. to me, that's less important than supporting our superintendent and making sure he gets this right, because that is the most important thing. >> i appreciate the comments that have been expressed. when we're talking about making this difficult, i want this to be authentic. when we keep hiring consultants to do meetings for us, what ends up happening is because they don't have those relationships with co

international role and the state council defended china's only accusations that it didn't share any of the information globally certainly in the early days it said it released information in an open and transparent way required by law i should say this what comes in the wake of a number of critics globally and a number of countries calling for an international investigation not mind into china's handling of cover 19 but certainly the origin of the virus in china india has recorded its hires daily tally of coronavirus infections as cases exceed 246000 india has the 5th highest number worldwide the government's been gradually easing lock down instructions hoping to revive the economy more shopping malls restaurants and places of worship will reopen from monday and the new guidelines. come rooms governments being accused of being more interested in fighting the opposition than coronavirus critics say leaders are also putting people in harm's way by reopening schools and airports despite the country i mean one of africa's highest infection rates are going to stop reports. after a 10 hour overnight flight from paris madam that is relieved to have finally landed in cameron's capital yeah despite the g

have forecasted that they are willing to divorce covid-19 and the lack of transparency from the communist party with the international community from the u.s.-china trade relations, whether or not china upholds that same type of an agreement as it relates to hong kong, we are going to have to wait and see. but you cannot look at u.s.-china trade relations or even the u.s. and hong kong as an issue in a vacuum. it is part of a broader term to u.s. policy shift away from the geopolitical outlook from the u.s. perspective as it has dealt with beijing that over the long term, based upon my reporting on conversations i have had with officials of both parties, has suggested to me is going to dramatically change in the long term. shery: just quickly -- haidi: kevin -- let mejust quickly, ask you about the trade relationship between the u.s. and hong kong. hong kong really imports a lot from the u.s. the u.s. would lose a lot if hong kong actually loses its special trading status. what are your thoughts here? kevin: i will keep this very quick. two quick points. the u.s. chamber of commerce issued a survey in june of 2020, 6

transparency and promises a global policy by the end of the month. >>> u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order authorizing sanctions against international criminal court officials. the white house released a statement on thursday in reaction to a decision reached by the tribunal in march to probe alleged war crimes in afghanistan. the u.s. accused the icc of threatening to infringe upon its national sovereignty. the order authorizes blocking assets held inn the u.s. by employees of the court.. that's if they are deemed to have participated in any prosecution of personnel of the u.s. or allies without the consent of their government. the order also allows banning entry to the u.s. of those individuals and their family members. >> we cannot and will not stand by as our people are threatened by a kangaroo court. >> the icc's assembly of states party says it deeply regrets the measures taken by the court calling g them unprecedented. >> it is a matter of serious concern, as you can understand, because we, as european union, we are steadfast supporters of the international criminal court. >> he said the court must be respected and supported by all na

international role and the state council defended china's or the accusations that it didn't share any of the information globally certainly in the early days it said it released information in an open and transparent way required by law i should say this white paper comes in the wake of a number of critics globally and a number of countries calling for an international investigation not mind into china's handling of covert 19 but certainly the origin of the virus in china. after gains in april china's trade figures have slipped back into negative territory exports and may were down more than 3 percent compared to the same time last year global demand has been hit by coronavirus restrictions and economic slowdowns china's imports fell by 17 percent last month. brazil's government has stopped publishing its running total of corona virus death sentence sections critics say it's an attempt to hide the real extent of the pandemic and president diable sato has repeatedly talked down the threat of covert 19 threatening to leave the world health organization. reports. the sign on the window of this car dealership in sao paulo reminds customers of the need to use face masks and anti-bacterial gel it's the

than happy to fester that did this and we will do this in a very transparent way in a very impartial way and in accordance with international law. no indian security forces have shot 5 kashmiri separatist fighters that happened during a gun battle in the southern district in the disputed region of kashmir fighting broke out during a police search of these 9 other people have been killed this week in what india calls anti terrorist operations jemma in kashmir is at the heart of decades of hostilities between india and pakistan. the big fire caused by a gas leak in india's state has now been confined to a small area but emergency crews say it will still take up to 4 weeks to bring it under control the fire began after gas that was leaking from a state oil facility for 2 weeks suddenly ignited on tuesday local media is reporting 2 firefighters have died the indian army has been called in to help elizabeth purana has more on that story from new delhi. and 2 weeks since it started we are still seeing pictures of the massive fire continuing to huge plumes of smoke even though the chief minister has said that the fire has been con

internally. live tv should have brave and processional police officers. i thought we wanted transparency.llations are sweeping across the country during this black lives matter movement. hbo removed "gone with the wind" and the guns from looney tunes. statues are being torn down and vandalized all across the country. christopher columbus statues are being toppled and desecrated, lit on fire and totally destroyed. the world war ii memorial was vandalized in washington. the texas statue removed in dallas, texas ranger. there doesn't seem to be a lot of rhyme or reason to the desecration of history and accomplishment. he does the statue of gandhi was also defaced. even a famous abolitionist was defaced in philadelphia. what does this say about the time we are living in a map why are symbols, histories, and narratives under violent attack by not joining me now is our senior fellow from the hoover center, victor davis hanson. this just looks like it's on our connection to history, to the founding, to the founding principles. it looks like they just want to disconnect everything we have so that

jinping himself who has said that beijing has always been forthcoming transparent and responsible when it has come to providing the international community with information about the pandemic and providing the world health organization with information as well president xi jinping has said that he promises to contribute true $1000000000.00 to the organization over the next 2 years but at the same time the report also goes against what the trump administration is saying it has accused the world health organization of colluding with the chinese government now it seems that they did praise and they were biased in their public opinion of china but it seems that the reason for this was very different to what it appeared to be to the public. officials in bangladesh have confirmed the 1st cove with 19 death among the refugees 71 year old man died and could have prolonged camp which is home 260-0000 displaced from me in march he was among the 29 people who tested positive last month 15000 refugees have been put under quarantine the un has warned of a severe impact on the overcrowded camps shall drink more than 800000 people. lebanon's

jinping himself who has said that beijing has always been forthcoming transparent and responsible when it has come to providing the international community with information about the pandemic and providing the world health organization with information as well president xi jinping has said that he promises to contribute true $1000000000.00 to the organization over the next 2 years but at the same time the report also goes against what the trump administration is saying it has accused the world health organization of colluding with the chinese government now it seems that they did praise and they were biased in their public opinion of china but it seems that the reason for this was very different to what it appeared to be to the public david alexander is a professor of risk of disaster reduction of university college london he says that it's not clear if earlier data sharing would have stopped the virus becoming a global pandemic. it is important i think that china was slow to provide the necessary information and that is not one characteristic of the way china behaves in these cases it tends to be suspicious and conservative an

jinping himself who has said that beijing has always been forthcoming transparent and responsible when it has come to providing the international community with information about the pandemic and providing the world health organization with information as well president xi jinping has said that he promises to contribute true $1000000000.00 to the organization over the next 2 years but at the same time the report also goes against what the trump administration is saying it has accused the world health organization of colluding with the chinese government now it seems that they did praise and they were biased in their public opinion of china but it seems that the reason for this was very different to what it appeared to be to the public. the foreign minister in tehran says the iranian scientist imprisoned in the united states is now on his way home his cyrus as garri is due to arrive on wednesday and scullery pleaded for his release off he can try to cope at 19 he was accused of stealing state secrets whilst on the academic visit to the us and 2016 that's gone he was acquitted last month but he was transferred to an immigration c

international community the challenges. we have lost almost our relationships we need to take. out the transparent elections. it hasn't been an easy fight those in power are refusing to cede control but their invitation to dialogue is seen as an indication that they can't govern alone. a course in jerusalem is denied a request by a greek orthodox church to block the ownership transfer of its property the court ruled that israeli tourists settle a group after its. name had a valid contract to buy the property it brings to an end a 16 year long legal battle to challenge the sale of properties in the old city area of occupied east jerusalem. amnesty international is condemning trip advisor for featuring listings in illegal israeli settlements built on occupied palestinian land the rights group calls the practice shameful and says promoting attractions occupied land means profiting from war crimes it's urging trip advisor to remove the listings israel says that it will push forward with plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank as early as next week. how mass says that any steps by israel to annex parts of

international community the challenges. we have lost almost our relationships we need to take. out the transparent elections. it hasn't been an easy fight those in power are refusing to cede control but their invitation to dialogue is seen as an indication that they can't govern alone that. the u.s. house of representatives is voting on a sweeping police reform bill brought by the democrats these are live pictures from washington d.c. the legislation that would reduce legal protections for officers to make it easier to prosecute police will also ban chokeholds and change the criteria for using lethal force it's sure to pass the democratic controlled house spits will be rejected by the senate a president donald trump republicans have majority the push for reform follows nationwide protests calling for change after the death of george floyd in police custody last month exactly one month ago george floyd spoke his final words i can't breathe and change the course of history since that horrific day americans from every walk of life and corner of the country have been marching protesting and demanding that this m

international community the challenges. we have lost almost our relationships we need to take. out the transparent elections. it hasn't been an easy fight those in power are refusing to cede control but their invitation to dialogue is seen as an indication that they can't govern alone. russians are heading to the polls this week in a weeklong vote that's expected to pave the way for president vladimir putin to remain in charge until 2036 the referendum will be the nation's biggest constitutional level whole since the end of the soviet union and there are reports that employees of the states are being pressured to vote in favor. of ports during the day in a day for a russian state funded institution to have free time is now spent protesting against the state's latest attempt to preserve putin's power for another 2 terms with opposition demonstrations band stickers the only way to voice her anger at being told by her employer is exactly where and when to vote. i think it wasn't our management's initiative they received the orders from above and it must have been done to make sure people don't participate in ex

state department says it appreciates the eu's transparency, and is working with europe to find the best way to reopen international travel. to tell us all about it, cnn is standing by in london. just an extraordinary thing. the eu, perhaps, banning the u.s. and that would be an incredible embarrassment to donald trump. >> it's absolutely extraordinary, michael. but it is to be expected in some ways. the 27 member states have been meeting this week to set up plans for reopening, for easing travel restrictions. remember, this has to be a coordinated effort because, of course, within the region, boarders have to reopen. but at the top of that checklist, rate of infection. if the rate of infection of a country better than the eu or equivalent to, they will be allowed to travel to the european union. if it is worse, as in the case of the united states, they will be banned from entry. it's that simple. and we actually have heard from one eu diplomat. let me read you his statement because it's so strong. u.s. chances are close to zero, with their infection rates, not even they can believe in that possibility. very strong