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as a very difficult period to our own destruction of eskom where this economy was beautiful mining and energy and eskom in my ability to give our energy he and wesson and. the economy and together with the corruption says rumi see that because it kept the edge sword to with there was corruption and as a lesson on one side on the other side there was just a collapse of institution due to state in a couple and lack of capabilities and then of course we have unemployment which has soared to 30 percent but that was going up before the coronavirus pandemic taking rat into account where do you see the country headed. the country is facing huge challenges we expensed with a cover $1000.00 and implements is often a couple who should be about 40 percent rich probably among the highest among middle income countries and many people have been pushed into formality and in the process often for monday to their own little pathologies because if you're unemployed and they cannot scrape through. and other forms of violence increases that is why is that offer guys one of the high prime rate countries but also

commodity set for the worst month since march, but new strains have been put on australia's mining and energys. we will discuss the outlook. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: you are watching daybreak australia. a quick check of how markets are trading. upside for u.s. futures. this after u.s. stocks jumped the most in about two weeks in the regular session. we are seeing kiwi stocks to the upside, around the three week i. japanese futures higher at the moment after the nikkei came off its best day in the month. the japanese yen holding steady. asx 200 futures also looking to the upside. really positive sentiment after we saw the s&p 500 seeing its best three-day gain since april. take a look at the commodities market because we are seeing oil paring back some of the earlier declines, trading flat, around the one week high. we have some optimism over a potential stimulus package in the u.s., as we await speaker pelosi to speak to secretary mnuchin anytime now. it was supposed to be at 6:30 p.m. gold futures gaining ground and expanding gains. we saw the best day in about a month after that slump la

saturday activists blockaded and occupied mines and past asians in germany's main coal producing region but they also targeted plants using a clean a form of energy natural gas and natural at breakfast in the rain but staging a sit in around 150 demonstrators gathered in the morning to block the entrance to a gas powered fund and disregard the activists previously protested against the use of coal but now gas is on their radar as well. if odd are demanding a fair system that guarantees a good life for everyone gas supports a fossil system that exploits both people and nature. and something else new due to the pandemic the activists started from 10 different cams all over the coal mining region in western germany. was put its isolation is somewhat confusing because this year we no longer have one central camp from which the activists started their protests instead there are several small camps around the open cast mine when talk about. police and demonstrators clashed around noon in villages near the mine the protests are going to is shared a video online that shows police using pepper spray to keep demonstrators away. powerplant employees showed

energy generation is babased, you know, like, on c coal. there's been--- it's's called a a [indistincnct] symbiotic relationship betetween the coal-mining industry and eskom. let me put it this way: about 70% ofof the energy requiremenent in south africa ae met through coal. i think, uh, the simple fact is that we'vee got it, it's in abundance. we still have probably 200 m moe years of coal, youou know, liki, in the ground. woman: is it immoral to open yet another onone in an area like highveld that's clearly got extraordinary levels of pollution on a local level? mashigo: yeah,h, what you need o realize, as i mentioion, i mean, on average over the e past 10 years, coal production in south africa has remained fairly stablele, between 250 and 260 million tons per annum. as in when you open new mines, other mines are closing down. man: coal, for the last hundred years or so, has really powered the economy. it was critical to the industrialization of this country. now, with the declining world markets for coal, the price of the export coal has collapsed, so the economics of the thing has changed. i'm m a public interesest lawyer concerned particularly

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saturday activists blockaded an occupied mines and power stations in germany's main coal producing region but they also targeted plants using a cleaner form of energy actually gas. at breakfast in the rain bus staging a sit in and around 150 demonstrators gathered in the morning to block the entrance to a gas power plant and disregard the activists previously protested against the use of coal but now gas is on their radar as well. good fodder for demanding a fair system that guarantees a good life for everyone gas supports a fossil system that exploits both people and nature. and something else new due to the pandemic the activists started from 10 different cams all over the coal mining region in western germany. also put its isolation is somewhat confusing because of this year we no longer have one central camp from which the activists start their protests instead there are several small camps around the open cast mine we talk about. 7 police and demonstrators clashed around noon in villages near the mine the protests are going to is shared a video online that shows police using pepper spray to keep demonstrators away. powerplant employees showed

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and a lot of kids have asthma. so renewable energy would mean cleaner air better health and steadier income for folks in neighborhood like mineuse they're some of the fastest growing jobs in the country and joe biden's plan is transformative to overcome, an opportunity for a better way of life. >>'s are you ready? because our futures depend on it. >> this is my mother and sister. we're like all families. we work hard to build a good life. >> i was born with spine biffeda that means my spinal cord didn't form as it should and the doctors in my town said i wouldn't survive. they gave my mother no hope for my future. i'm a u.s. citizen but my mother is undomented. am a dreamer. my mother did what any mother would do to save her baby's ife. she took my sister in her arms and traveled for days to reach the border and when they got to the river she lifted my sister above the water and crossed. >> we came to america before i was one year old. she saved my life. >> my mother had no choice. there was no time to bait to save my sister shi came here looking for a miracle. we were afraid they would find us and detain us so she had to sav

make way for the mines expansion the line is known by energy company europe's biggest c o 2 polluter environmentalist oppose the german government's decision to allow might the mining and burning of coal in the country until 2038 well solidarity protests have been held in italy in the netherlands after at least 3 people killed in anti-government protests in egypt people gathered in milan in the hague calling on president sisi to resign on friday thousands of people to find a police crackdown in egypt to protest for a 6 straight day they rallied against corruption a deteriorating economy poor living conditions and the demolition of neighborhoods . well now to see dani does have been meeting to figure out way to solve the economic crisis in the country devastating floods and the coronavirus epidemic of compounded the problems caused by years of u.s. sanctions imposed on the former regime and the country is now in die in need of financial help inflation rose to 167 percent last month leading to the declaration of an economic state of emergency the government to try to print money to subsidize essential goods foreign debt is in the realm of $60000000000.00 meaning the any

and lots of kids have asthma. renewable energy would mean cleaner air, better health, and a steadier income folks and -- folks in neighborhoods like minee are some of the fastest growing jobs in the country, and joe biden's plan is transformative. he knows that saving the planet is not just a challenge to overcome. it is an opportunity for a better way of life. >> what is it going to be, america? >> are you ready to vote for joe biden? >> are you ready to solve the climate crisis? >> because our futures depend on it. >> i'm lucy sanchez. and this is my mother, sylvia, and my sister. >> we worked hard. i was born with spina bifida. that means my spinal cord did not form as it should. the doctors in my town set i would not survive. there was no hope for my future. >> i am a u.s. citizen, but my mother is undocumented. >> i am a dreamer. >> [speaking spanish] >> my mother did what any mother would do to save her baby's life. >> [speaking spanish] >> she took my sister in her arms and traveled for days to reach the border. when they got to the river, she looked at my sister above the water and crossed. >> we came to america before i was on

mined from where. until a few again for the support and what out in the with and it's all that within the talk of the one. i dart side of korean energies and often overlooked. because the industrial and political challenges are numerous the cliche has a ticket on the most good wishing well for some of the club oh it's only subtle measures did look at his in a british. source in a 2nd if he says the 2nd figure she did he told you so here what a fear that you'll hear. what if the promise of clean energy was only an illusion. what if green text remedies were actually worse than the evils of fossil fuels. the ecological transition is above all an economic transition. to be convinced one only needs to visit the stanza geneva's huge car show. electric is in fashion. it is even the end. stres future. new vehicles are presented as green down to z. for 0 emissions. the ecological argument offers traditional car makers the opportunity to reinvent themselves because since the diesel gate scandal in 2015 buyers have become more responsible. adopters of electric vehicles are people who believe in sustainability they want to do good for the environm

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in the literature minister in the need to be mine sure where people are just talking about the solar. that's. the world of business and commerce driving energy transition is the promise of clean energy and illusion the dark side of green energy. on al jazeera. and i'm told stories from ancient and the pacific i'm not seeing. on home soil to a strain in journalist return from china after being caught in a diplomatic standoff. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a confrontation on the border china accuses indian troops of foreign warning shots on a disputed boundary. will control the sea is donald trump hits the campaign trail a new book says he called nelson mandela co-leader in ruins south africa. and the capital city underwater flooding in senate gold.

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germany's largest energy firms the company has been allowed to relocate is not bad and all the other people living in the village of kind back in western germany to expand its coal mining activities in the area but many villages are not ready to give up their homes. for close to the digger gets to the village the greater the threat to norbert vincent and its farm. for this is the daugherty line here and the digger is already right there in front of it's about 3 or $400.00 metres away it's come a lot closer in the last few months only 3 more years that his whole undesigned would have disappeared to gotz father europe's largest open the cost lignite mine. germany has pledged to phase out coal of by 2038 but that's too late for the vid since. they live as an extended family on this historic farm with a 1000 square metres of land mine goes for. my grandfather was resettled here because of that same mine more than 60 years ago when he was out he was told that there was an old farm here that he could take over and he'd be safe here you know we're the 4th generation and it seems we'll have to leave again because of the money. vic. i've heard. we don't want to leave this one t

in the mining and manufacturing sectors for the month of july will the ran again weekend against the us dollar on the news moving to europe and the americas in london the footsie for the week energy stocks were actually up while concerns over another round of lock downs really sent those travel and restaurant stocks down the french and the german dax also up on the green now the markets closed pretty flat on friday on that brags that being in limbo and the european central bank not moving interest rates on thursday moving across the atlantic that you will best buy in brazil is down for the week the rel was near one month highs but stocks fell again on that wall street sell off on thursday brazil's government introduced a constitutional reform bill that would give president variables are not 0 the ability to eliminate public sector jobs without congressional approval now heading to mexico where the b.m.v. is also in the red mexico's finance ministry said they're working with private banks and the central bank to extend credit rules that will limit default due to the pandemic moving north here to the united states where all 3 major indices the nasdaq the s. and p. and the dow well

electric cars and make the mitcham in motion they need to be mine sure people are just talking about the solar is it that's going to solve that one and the world of business and commerce driving energy transition is the promise of clean energy an illusion the dark side of green energy. on al jazeera. form. hello i'm barbara starr in london with the top stories on al-jazeera international pressure on russia is growing after germany said it has unequivocal proof that russian opposition politician alexei navalny was poisoned with another chalk nor of age and the berlin hospital that's treating him says his condition is gradually improving but it's too soon to predict the long term effects chancellor angela merkel has the scribed the poisoning as attempted murder. only alex nirvana was the victim of an attack with chemical nerve agent of the knob group this poison could be identified unequivocably in tests with a clue that alex navarro is the victim of a crime he was supposed to be silenced and i together with the entire german government condemned it in the strongest possible terms this is disturbing information about the attempted murder through poisoning against a leading russian opp

and grow in these areas. now, we will be able to open this up, whether it is in energy, water, construction of roads, railways, mines. these are all interest -- all industries that are going to be opened up to european and and hopefully american businesses to help the people create an industry, which means creating jobs in the region, but also u.s. jobs, jobs for americans at american companies. thelast thing i will say, people of serbia and the people of kosovo are ecstatic about this agreement, and are very thankful that there was an outside administration to look at this situation and not do the typical, political thing. if we would have done the typical, political thing, and listened to all of the really thinkpeople at ngo's and tanks in washington dc, we would not have this agreement. take a look at the criticism in the lead up to this of what we should have been talking about and what we weren't talking about, it is always squarely in the same old political dialogue that was stuck. and i am really thankful president trump challenge us -- challenged us to think differently, from an outsider perspective, and tha

targets electric cars and nuclear mitchum in the ocean they need to be mined where people are just talking about the stars if that's solved. the world of business and commerce driving energy transmission is the promise of clean energy an illusion the dark side of green energy. on al-jazeera. what was described as the world's longest long down the largest exodus and the creation of independent india and 947. experts believe india is still as a stage of infection but the long down has already created a humanitarian crisis and driven the unemployment rate for 6 to 23 percent and it's also highlighted inequality religious tensions and a health care system that isn't equipped to deal with a pandemic before the weeks will tell. the peace and mass movement of people will also accelerate the spread of the corona virus from indian cities to its rule hot. the us is always of infecting people all right the world has been going on for a number of what you can be called the report through an international perspective crikey your global audience how this could impact feel like this is an important part of the world and our leaders very good at bringing the news to the world from here.

another group of people who invest a lot of time and energy to help keep animals safe is birds are having fun here in this case sea turtles these mining reptiles spend most of your lives in water but often those lives depend on them surviving a treacherous call to the surf after hatching on the stand just as well they've got help us to help them make it safely on that epic little journey. dog mrs fallen in granbury be a coastal village and take the every night these men are out skier in the beach looking for sea turtles their wildlife conservation is. by morning and they fixed up around 30 baby turtles found in a nest. the tiny creatures would release here near these rocks. west on where. we have been unlucky parts of the beach daring many rocks or places to take over us so we look at them to the rocky sports where the can hike from we detest the song. and the lucky. circles have many not who on news but on learned and it was him that tell you about a button that got on the side there are sharks and fish and on the beach craps all bets and snakes all prey on time warner fell apart and then the filthy female sea turtles return to lansi

they said that and the mines are going to move to 100% renewable energy.lines continuing to . aw as by track up next on the program, leverage finance get off to a slower start than normal. the head of the mere leverage bank at j.p. morgan joins us next. this is bloomberg. anna: welcome back to the european market open. we're waiting here in europe for later .b. a little bit on. features are down in london. central banks stimulus are putting debt market into suspended animation. the money pumped in to combat pandemic itfrom the ill have an affect on to the data. p.e. firms are pushing aggressive deals in order to shareholder dividends. we are joined by ben from j.p. morgan. i'm not sure if that's a physical event oar virtual one. but welcome to the program from that event anyway. let me ask you about what you're seeing in terms of issuance. there's a lot of news you in terms of leverage finance. maybe we got off to a slower start for september. how would you expect that to develop throughout the rest of the year? ben: sure and thanks a lot for having us on