as a former french soldier, olivier had combat experience. his own, with no support network. i had no—one with me. i did not have a fixer. i did not have a translator. the commander of the unit spoke a bit of english but most of the men spoke arabic. but day after day, they learnt to know me and we managed to build trust between us, and they wanted me to stay with them. but he also had to trust them with his own life. i knew they were well—trained. i would not have been in bed with, maybe, the regular army. i knew those guys were good, well equipped, and i trust them. he was keen to show another side to life on the front line. i wanted to be a bit more intimate with those guys. i want to have a chance to know them better — the people, to know them better. i was very surprised to see how much they were confident with me and then how much they would let me film them in any kind of circumstances. but danger and death are never far away. the battle for mosul, winner of the news feature award. and finally, the news category, awarded for films that

as a former french soldier, olivier had combat experience.his own, with no support network. i had no—one with me. i didn't have a fixer. i didn't have a translator. the commander of the unit spoke a bit of english but most of the men spoke arabic. but day by day, they learnt to know me, they knew why i was there, and we managed to build trust between us, and they wanted me to stay with them. but he also had to trust them with his own life. i knew those guys were well—trained. i would not have been in bed with, maybe, the regular army. i knew those guys were good, well equipped, and i trust them. he was keen to show another side to life on the front line. i wanted to be a bit more intimate with those guys. i want to have a chance to know them better, the people, to know them better. i was very surprised to see how much they were confident with me and then how much they would let me film them in any kind of circumstances. but danger and death are never far away. the battle for mosul, winner of the news feature award. and, finally, the news cate

the winner of the news features award was olivier sarbil‘s film.q, now in the battle to save iraq. he lived alongside a unit of the iraqi special forces for five weeks as they pushed into isis territory. thejudges praised its raw emotion and authentic life, bringing us incredible footage and intimate insights into the real life in the city. to get the footage, he first had to win the trust of the soldiers he was with. for two weeks ijust sit, sleep, eat, with those guys, and tried to get their trust, tried to get some understanding, to a point where i would be invisible and the camera would be invisible. as a former french soldier, olivier sarbil had combat experience but as a freelance journalist who was on his own with no support network. i had no—one with me. i did not have a fixer or a translator, and the commander of the unit spoke a bit of english but most of the men spoke arabic. but day after day they got to know me and we build trust between us and they wanted me to stay with them. but he also had to trust them with his own life. i knew th

jonathan: olivier blanchard of the peterson institute.bloomberg daybreak. we will continue the coverage right there. in the markets, about four minutes away from the open. up .25%. story in the bond market, here we are after being closed for the columbus day holiday. treasury yields coming in by about a basis point at 235 on the 10 year. in the fx market a broad-based dollar weakness. euro-dollar pushing 118 all over again. the cash open up next right here on bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: the opening bell 25 seconds away. after a tuesday drop on the s&p 500 the first to day drops in september 8. we are looking little bit firmer. up .2% on the s&p 500. dow futures positive. similar moves on the nasdaq as well. switch up the board. here's the story in the bond market. treasuries closed yesterday for columbus day. a basisre lower by just point at 235 on a u.s. 10 year. if you're looking for a reason to sell the dollar may be look to d.c. politics. there is the potential for a tax cut starts to diminish as the president continues his feud with a key

olivier giroud's spectacular overhead kick late on made it three wins from three for arsenal in groupves them top of the standings, five points ahead of bate borisov. it was a very difficult game. it was high—intensity and very heated. it was a supportive atmosphere. we kept going and tried to win the game. we played against a great team. they we re played against a great team. they were always dangerous on counter—attack. petr did great. i have to give credit to the mentality of the team. for all thursday's europa league results and reaction, go to our website, bbc.com/sport. so, a good result for arsenal, but it's a club scoring points off the pitch too. they've been praised this week for setting an example to others around disabled access. in recent years, stadiums have come under increasing pressure to meet stringent new building targets, but many are still failing to do so. our correspondent, joe wilson, has been finding out what the emirates is doing right. we are here at arsenal today because this stadium represents a model for disability access. it involves an area like this,

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i am yelling, olivier from time, from time, talk to him. i talked to him and talked about what was going on on the ground, going on my third year i didn't know anything about intellectual property, so glad he didn't ask me over but did right and sent everything over coming back and i was outside shooting. i did not capture images when everything happens, the freedom of freddie gray. beyond 20 -- very disrespectful, that is just me growing up, taking pictures, took the day off, i didn't come into the night time so my homeboys said something was burning and got homeboys on the avenue, i came out as a concerned citizen and in the commonwealth i was shooting a full spread, can you send the image? i was like all right, don't get your hopes up, already got a time cover. at the time i was working at night with intellectual disabilities. >> by the curfew, you were going to work by the curfew. >> this was before the curfew. that was the thing, to make a scene in the house, really in the house. >> white man for the bottom giving his id. >> saw images

wrapped up qualifying with a 2—1 win at home to belarus helped by goals from antoine griezmann and olivieran qualifying is over the teams in the left hand column are already through alongside england. it will be seeded with switzerland, portugal, denmark and croatia likely to be the seeds. the syrian national team have fallen short in their bid to reach the world cup. australia pipped them in their world cup play off. there were high hopes for syrian fans after the first leg ended level at 1—1 last week. in fact, the second leg finished with the same score and went to extra time but former everton midfielder tim cahill‘s second goal of the game gave australia a 3—2 win on aggregate. they must now play either panama or honduras for a place in russia. it was meant to happen and we deserved it. it was a tough game. we believed and we knew that it was going to go to the end. it is a great feeling to win because we have worked so hard to be where we are today. liverpool have been dealt a big blow with the news that a key player sadio mane could be out for up to six weeks with a hamstring injury

olivier knox. [ applause ] >> hi, olivier. nice to see you. do we have students in the room? how many students in the room, raise your hand. oh, look at that. any political science majors in the radoom? anybody studying politics? anybody taking a course in political science? this person needs no brough ducti introduction. she's written about congress, legislative gridlock, next book is on the federal reserve, sarah binder, professor sarah binder. [ applause ] >> and last but certainly not least, it is maybe a little bit intimidating to look at a room like this and panel like this and think that you're the representative of the trump administration, but we know that she is more than capable of doing a great job tonight. we really want to thank her very much for her participation tonight, sarah huckabee sanders, the white house press secretary. [ applause ] >> thank you. thanks, frank. >> before you sit down, sarah -- >> already on the hot spot. >> didn't take long. >> no, no, this is -- i'm fascinated and i think people are here, too, why you came here, and what it is you want

olivier cham with the goal.hey're level on points with the champions. there were also wins for motherwell, hearts and for kilmarnock, who had their first win of the season, watched by new manager steve clarke, who takes charge on monday. it's the opening weekend in rugby union's european champions cup. 5 british teams played on saturday including the english champions exeter who beat the pro 14 leaders glasgow. patrick gearey reports. the champions cup demands much. it is an exhausting competition but an exhilarating one. in meetings between great forces, sometimes it's precise angles that count. glasgow warriors picked one here for tommy seymour to score. the warriors are scotland's only representative in this competition and are in some form but eventually buckled on the overbearing exeter chiefs pressure. sam simmons settled it. the chiefs have conquered england. what price now europe? this was the first that anyone had seen of la rochelle in the champions cup. few will forget them, lease of all harlequins. t

with the end of the rainbow about the tragic last days of i call judy garland with me is a multi olivier award winning actor tracy bennett who sings the song i'm still here a radical denunciation of political witch hunts in the usa tracy thanks for coming on going to go before we get to the torch song i'm still here what got you interested in the revival of the original one act version of follies and i want to get in the n.t. live because we're filming it live which is really scary but in theater that is live but there's a different element with cameras and that's an event with a thick stink so we've got all the cameras in and then it's going to be brought and then it's going to be broadcast in new york in london in britain all over the world globally on november the sixteenth and i've been lucky recently terry johnson directing me and. and the national theater there's to love that as a cause so much of it is being destroyed for crossrail you know you two are the world you see gentrification all the time but in the plot of this musical it's too late for the it's too late but sometimes yo

munich winger then announced his retirement from international football france will be there after olivier hole and griezmann scored it to one victory over belarus european champions portugal also got through after andre sobers goal help them seal a two no win over switzerland now face a playoff to try to reach the world cup. this choir's here now from the sports desk for more on this good morning he does however and let's start with the netherlands they've had a terrible campaign it was really unexpected that they crashed out yet their campaign was as the dutch say that nader and humiliating this is a as you just said three times runners up two time european champions and they can't seem to get their act together and european all world cup qualification the reason for this is the court that best ever plays they don't play anymore the opening we see behind is that he's the last of the bunch and now he's gone off to ninety six cats are the seven goals retiring it doesn't matter who coaches holland holland just don't have the players at a young level that it can bring in so i was going to be

olivier giroud's spectacular overhead kick late on made it three wins from three for arsenal in grouphead of bate borisov. it was a very difficult game. it was a supportive atmosphere from the fans. and we kept going and tried to win the game. and them as well. we played against a good team. it was a lwa ys played against a good team. it was always dangerous on counter—attack. petr made some good saves. and in the end, i have to give credit to the end, i have to give credit to the mentality of the team. now, never short of attention, five time snooker world champion ronnie o'sullivan got maybe a bit too much at the english open on thursday. he was joined by a spectator who was clearly overjoyed after o'sullivan made three consecutive century breaks in barnsley to win his third round match. but having rolled in the pink, ronnie allowed his new partner to have a go at the black, which she duly missed. in california, an annual drill to prepare for a massive earthquake has been taking place. the great shakeout is designed to prepare the state for the potential damage a major quake would c

they beat dundee 1—0 — olivier cham with the goal.evel on points with the champions. there were also wins for motherwell and hearts — and kilmarnock had their first win of the season. and watching from the stands was their new manager steve clarke, the former west brom and reading boss. he was named this morning and will take over on monday. and ten man hearts picked up only their third win of the season. it was owen cole's first match in charge of county. and the bbc sport website is the place to go for news on all today's matches in the second round of the scottish cup. england's under—17s have topped their group at the world cup, after a 4—0 win against iraq in kolkata. manchester united's angel gomes scored the opening goal and set up the second, before reading's danny loader added two more. victory gives the three lions maximum points from their three group matches — and they'll face japan in the last 16 on tuesday. still to come, the archer who believes he can use his mind to hit the target — and win a world title. this arrow is

i want to go back to the issue that olivier raises about @potus or @realdonaldtrump. it raises the question of what we will need a whole other panel to talk about. some of the changes we have seen, permanent changes to the political landscape, what it means to be president, the interaction of the president with the public and press for ever, is the landscape changed in american politics or somebody specific to donald trump term one or year one. that remains to be seen and probably is a whole other panel. the whca always likes to try to do educational panels throughout the year. we'll be making an effort to do more of the normal. we hope whether you're in this room or watching on tv or live stream that you will stay in touch with us. after we go home tonight we all have e-mail -- >> and twitter. >> and twitter. we would love to hear from you. >> just taking a break for now. we do want to thank you for your time and give you the nofloor f a couple minutes. >> i won't take a couple minutes. i want to say thank you for inviting me. allowing me to come and for a very open

, olivier knox. [applause] frank: how many students in the room? any political science majors in the room? anybody taking a course in political science? this person needs no introduction but we will do it anyway. she has a professor of political science. she has written about the presidency, congress, legislative gridlock. for next focus on the federal reserve. -- her next book is on the federal reserve. [applause] last but not least it is a little intimidating to look at the room like this and a panel like this and think you are the representative of the trump administration. we know she is more than capable of doing a great job tonight. we want to thank her very much for her participation. sarah huckabee sanders, white house press secretary. [applause] frank: before you sit down -- that did not take long. fascinated about why you came here and what it is you want to be a will to talk about. maybe you should ask that question in about an hour and a half after this is over. forums like this are important. the ability for the administration to be op

high altitude are i mean while in european qualifying france is one of the teams to watch next year olivier giroud and twenty greats mind each put the ball in the net and a two one victory over dello russo european champions portugal also got through after andres silva's goal helped seal a two no win over switzerland the swiss now face a playoff to get in the netherlands did not make it however even though arjuna robben helped the dutch beat sweden sweden moved on because they finished higher in their group it's about the numbers after the game robin announced his retirement from international football. all right you're up to date with news live from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news followed by the day see that across. the whole d w one up. for in focus global insights the news at your local heroes. d.w. made for mines. the markets of industrialized nations in europe and north america saturated so multinational food companies have set the sights on the developing world aggressively expanding their presence in countries like kenya. where. they found a vehicle of grow

and was thanks to a stunning goal from olivier giroud. patrick gearey has more. that was it. arsene wenger‘s side have been criticised for everything from the metals are marking. the latter at fault here but red star belgrade could not quite punish them. when stalwart european champions in 1991 but seem content european champions in 1991 but seem co nte nt to european champions in 1991 but seem content to be noisy spoilers, restricting arsenal to occasional dancers of all, 17—year—old rhys nelson came as close as any. the game kicked the gunners here. use of the armour seemed worthy as a yellow card. he had already got one, so his evening was over. arsenals was just starting. the quality which had been missing distilled into one move and one remarkable goal from missing distilled into one move and one remarkable goalfrom due rude. afterjust one point from their opening two matches everton are currently taking on french side lyon in their latest group game. ronald koeman left wayne rooney out of the starting line up. and they've got off to a terrible start concedi

olivier knox, mollie hemingway, guy benson. >> it's interesting how things work. issue of immigration you have a true disagreement. people with different ideas about how to protect the economic interests of the country and security. seems like this is a great place to negotiate. you of people who want to work out something for children who came here illegally who are here as adults and you have people who want to deal with border security, enforcement of our immigration laws and perhaps a change to our immigration policies that it matches like more what canada and australia have. for most people, this seems like a perfect thing to go forward. work on this. everybody gives a little bit here and there and you could come to a plan. yet i don't think people think that's what's going to happen. >> bret: is it a negotiation? is it something senator schumer and minority leader pelosi misunderstood from their time in the oval office? >> i would say they had an interest coming out of that meeting declaring they had struck a deal and laying out the particulars. i think moll

there in vernon park, artist karen olivier, a local resident, took a monolith dedicated to a revolutionarye, and wrapped it in mirrored acrylic, creating a literal reflection of the neighborhood as it is now. >> the fact that it's a temporary monument works for this piece, in particular, because in three months it'll be gone, and now you kind of have to reckon and interrogate what was there. and now what does that monument now mean? >> brown: so part of this is when you unwrap it? >> yes, because now this monument that everyone presume they knew because marginally, on the periphery, they see it every day, now they have to go up to it and say what does this mean. like in a way i'm also protecting this monument. it's a fortress around it, as well. to me that paradox, it's invisible at moments, i'm protecting it, it's enclosed, it's reflecting you. so monuments speak about people at the end of the day. >> brown: at philadelphia's city hall, sculptor mel chin took a more playful approach to his serious subject of american democracy: the individual ¡me' and the public ¡we'. chin set up two high

they beat dundee 1—nil — olivier cham with the goal.s for motherwell, hearts and aberdeen. and for kilmarnock, who had their first win of the season, watched by new manager steve clarke, who takes charge on monday. 62 sides battled it out for a place in the first round proper of the fa cup yesterday. one of the success stories was boreham wood. they beat their hertfordshire rivals st albans 3—1 in the fourth qualifying round. bruno andrada scored twice and shaun jeffers put away a cracking goal. boreham wood will find out who they meet on monday, when clubs from the english football league enter the first round draw. go to the bbc sport website for all the day's results. shaw lane association play barrow in the final qualifier today. it's the opening weekend in rugby union's european champions cup. 5 british teams played on saturday including the english champions exeter who beat the pro 14 leaders glasgow. patrick gearey reports. the champions cup demands much. it is an exhausting competition but an exhilarating one. in meetings betwee

some guy named olivier from time calling. and back then remind you i was going on my third year photography so i didn't know anything about copyrights. intellectual property, nothing! so i just let everything go. and i said you know i'm so glad he didn't like asked me over. but they did right. so i sent everything over, they called me back and i was literally, when they called me i was outside shooting. if you look at the book the only day i did not capture images without monday when everything happened with freddie gray. i feel is very disrespectful to document anybody -- that is just me growing up. i don't want anyone taking pictures of me when i'm trying to leave. so i just took the day off. and i didn't go until my homeboys said stuff was burning. i had homeboys on the avenue, so that i came out as a concerned citizen at that point. and i remember they called me while i was shooting at listen you got a full spread. and i said all right cool! and they said we might want to make this the cover of time. and they said don't g

they beat dundee 1—0 — olivier nitcham with the goal.o wins for motherwell and hearts and kilmarnock had their first league win of the season — their new manager steve clarke watched from the stands. there's also fa cup and scottish cup ties being played this weekend. you can find all the results on the bbc sport website. you're up—to—date with all the football. it's the opening weekend in rugby union's european champions cup with bath and harlequins both kicking off their campaigns. it was a tough opener for leicester who've started theirs with defeat in france. they went down 22—18 to racing. patrick cleary reports. the pool stage offers many physical challenges, but dealing with heat isn't usually one of them. this looked like paris in the springtime, not before, and within three minutes, racing were chasing the silhouettes tigers. from such promising shoots, leicester then wilted. racing have a reputation for signing rugby's big stars. leone nakarawa and racing were rampant. they worked it out to teddy thomas tad third. the tigers no

straight champions league title as well as winning the domestic spanish championship arsenal striker oliviergiroud was also a winner the frenchman's scorpion kick winning him the best goal of the year prize to push this award now this award voted for only by fans you're getting the go on new year's day against crystal palace in the english premier league and as you'll see. what if it. were ronald koeman is experiencing the lows football can throw up he's being fired by everton brings to an end his sixteen month tenure at the club follows a pretty miserable start to the season much was expected of everton after they spent more than one hundred eighty million dollars on new players in the last transfer window on sunday though they dropped into the relegation zone after a five two home loss to arsenal is the way sometimes happens you know the players will stop produced not in the manager but the problem is on the pitch and you can see easily like what you saw about doing your city against arsenal first fifty minutes where they were leading with a look they look good they were probably going to

, olivier knox. [applause] frank: how many students in the room? any political science majors in the room? anybody taking a course in political science? this person needs no introduction but we will do it anyway. she has a professor of political science. she has written about the presidency, congress, legislative gridlock. for next focus on the federal reserve. -- her next book is on the federal reserve. [applause] last but not least it is a little intimidating to look at the room like this and a panel like this and think you are the representative of the trump administration. we know she is more than capable of doing a great job tonight. we want to thank her very much for her participation. sarah huckabee sanders, white house press secretary. [applause] frank: before you sit down -- that did not take long. fascinated about why you came here and what it is you want to be a will to talk about. maybe you should ask that question in about an hour and a half after this is over. forums like this are important. the ability for the administration to be op

, olivier knox. [applause] frank: how many students in the room? political science majors in the room? anybody taking a course in political science? this person needs no introduction but we will do it anyway. she has a professor of political science. she has written about the presidency, congress, legislative gridlock. for next focus on the federal reserve. -- her next book is on the federal reserve. [applause] last but not least it is a little intimidating to look at the room like this and a panel like this and think you are the representative of the trump administration. we know she is more than capable of doing a great job tonight. we want to thank her very much for her participation. sarah huckabee sanders, white house press secretary. [applause] frank: before you sit down -- that did not take long. fascinated about why you came here and what it is you want to be a will to talk about. maybe you should ask that question in about an hour and a half after this is over. forums like this are important. the ability for the administration to be open,

director of the international monetary fund to begin our imf coverage for the next four days professor olivierfrancine: this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom and francine. it is a game of reckoning for catalonia as the government needs to consider independence. lawmakers will be addre ssed in a move that risks a backlash from madrid. joining us now is charles lichfield. and still with us is geoffrey yu charles, welcome to the program. we know that the madrid government has been quite hardline. what are the chances of catalonia declaring unilateral independence? >> we think they are quite high, actually. despite the fact that there have been various warnings, we think the internal pressure within the coalition is so high the president of this coalition will have to say something that paves the way towards the independence, or recognizing the vote that took place. however, we do not think he will instruct his administration to take steps to prepare for that independence. the question is how will madrid respond to the symbolic, but not the concrete independence? francine: if catalonia do does

you will be sticking with us and coming up this week, we have a great lineup of guests including olivier blanchard and john allison and mike mayo. what props will he bring with us? also liz and saunders. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: another weekend of protests in spain with hundreds of thousands of catalan demonstrators calling for spanish unity. the weekend events help send spanish bonds high. independence coming tomorrow, the ctalan president will address parliament tomorrow. inform us what happened over the weekend and how it's playing into the beginning of the week. tomorrow, the catalan parliament reconvenes and we some kind ofo make announcement. the truth is, there is a lot of tension within the coalition. when we broke the story, the more moderate side of the coalition is terrified of the world unilateral and the route more radical sites is let's do it. we don't really know what to expect. we don't know if it will be symbolic or unilateral. we know the government in madrid is ready to implement article 155 as soon as the word unilateral is dropped. it will be presented to the p

they beat red star belgrade 1—0 thanks to this acrobatic finish from olivier giroud.ssure continues to mount on senior figures at the fa, over the way they handled discrimination claims against england women's manager mark sampson. now the fa is to investigate the england women's goalkeeping coach. lee kendall's alleged unacceptable behaviour towards eni aluko. nigeria—born aluko accused him of speaking to her in a fake caribbean accent. for the moment it looks as if the jobs of those at the top of the fa are safe, despite calls from ex players for immediate change. you have to look at headlines and i think decisions need to be made because i think the fa and the trust from the public, from professionals within the sport, is at an all—time low. i think this needs to be repaired and i don't feel that anyone will be buying into repairing it. so the people in positions of power need to be changed. two time formula 1 champion fernando alonso will continue to race for mclaren in 2018 after signing a new deal. the move ends speculation over the spaniards immediate future an