, northern ireland, part5 some showers in weston scotland, northern ireland, parts of rate —— rails andll drift towards the east and later on saturday but i got most of us should have a faint, bright day. sunday is looking fine as well. plenty of warm spell5 looking fine as well. plenty of warm spells and temperatures reaching the mid 205. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. banned for two years — facebook says donald trump's suspension following the capitol hill riot5 will stay in place for now, and could be extended if there's still a risk to public safety. a plea for help from nepal as it suffers a second wave of covid—19. 4000 people have died in the past month. here is another army ambulance bringing in more covid victims. it just gives you a sense of the ju5t gives you a sense of the pressure on nepal that covid i5 pressure on nepal that covid is taking on their city. the eu bans belarusian carriers from flying in its airspace in response to the forced grounding of the ryanair flight in minsk last month.

and it's a similar story for weston areas of france. those thunderstorms rolling in more sensually. we could see thunder storms across northern parts of italy and of western passive lavinia. the things are dried up nicely across the balkans in the heat is still on across greece and italy, in spain that seeing a lot of that wet weather with storms brewing more centrally and affecting southern areas. we could see some showers as well on the coast of morocco. sponsor cut on airways, moving drug cartels on vigilante groups. the population corps in the middle was your reason to thing and make sure why do you want this territory? i'm reporting from an eccentric mixture is violent to investigate the content upcoming election. change anything the people living here? so we're getting ready to join me, john holeman for the full report on audi. oh, the me welcome back. you're watching out just a time to recap all headlines now. hong kong police have arrested 2 democracy activists, including the organizer of an annual visual marketing, the $989.00. chatham and spread cracked out. child hang ton

and the weather is going to impact luxemburg as well as weston areas of germany. denmark as well catching chavo too, but further up north in scandinavia, the things are looking pretty fine and dry 22 degrees in stock and. and it's a similar story for much of the british isles, a few showers, kicking around southern areas and friday. but by the time we go into saturday, things are looking nice and clear. $24.00 degrees in london, so plenty is sunshine and it's a similar story for weston areas of france. those thunderstorms rolling in more centrally. we could see thunder storms across northern parts of italy and north west impossible. lavinia, things have dried up nicely across the balcony and the heat is still on across greece and italy, in spain that seeing a lot of that wet weather with storms brewing more centrally and affecting southern areas. we could see some showers as well on the coast of morocco, the who's on county, the call back gotta sans war, economy gives way for more security at the u. s. we drove through how the congo loops billions in a deal with them. israeli 1000000000 p

this is in those trying to follow the out in the weston in western germany. it's the town of around $26000.00 inhabitants. so quite small. so it's quite a commotion with all the police units coming, gathering. there's been a helicopter, also patrolling around the area to try and catch the suspects, which is, who is like i said, see that large and who is maybe as to what's being said about a motive? well, this is too early to, to know about a mode save. apparently, police ruled out a terrorist attack. it seems to be a crime to are still investigating. and like i said, a you need from other towns have been teaming up or we see police in the camp to try and find the suspect. so there's a bred operation to ongoing in the region of no form with far. yeah, right now. ok, thank you for that. i. michelle ok chapter. have germany's recent histories coming to an end, the secret files of the stars in the intelligence service of the communist, former east germany, a being transferred to the country's national archives. the agency that preserves them is being dis dissolve

maybe as national unity government has announced the reopening of a road that makes east and weston area. the forces loyal to the wall of lisa say they when consulted, and yet to approve the decision. china says it's vaccination drive has passed the 1000000000 dose mark more than 200000000 people are now fully vaccinated. the government is pushing to have 40 percent of the country immunized by the end of june. china's roll out accounts for a 3rd of doses administered world wide. i've got this dawn has recorded 92 new corona virus deaths in just the last 24 hours. it's seen as such infections since late last month. 10000 new cases were recorded in just the last week. i've got this dawn began its vaccine roll up in april, but both are not even one percent of the population has been fully vaccinated. south africa, the government has tighten. coven 19 restrictions to fight a 3rd wave, which is expected to be worse than the last one. and as robin smith reports from cape town, coping with the virus largely depends on where people live and how much money they have. south africa is in the grip o

do, i'll just be harder in tennessee at least one rocket has been fired to as an ebay and iraq's weston. and bob province authority targets the assad base, which is both us and iraqi forces. attacks on bases have increased in the past few months. the u. s has repeatedly a key groups linked to iran. i've got to sounds, president, awestruck ghani has replaced 2 top ministers in charge of security as taliban 5 to escalate that bonds to take more territory. general abysmal la han, homa the has been appointed as a new defense minister. he has previously held the defense on interior ministry positions and also as cheap of army staff and general satari. ms. wall has the name, the new interior minister. well, these new appointments come at a delicate time tele, been 5 years, have been gaining ground. they are taking over districts on extending that control, the country with low morale. some afghan forces have abandoned that post altogether . more than $500.00 civilians have been killed this year with a tax escalating across the country. the surgeon violence comes as the us and its allies withdr

we might, we may have some showers in the weston area. them will also have showers across the open rift valley as we move to the horn of africa. he's looking fairly dry in kenya . and you gander, much of the stormy weather is going to be across the gulf of guinea. nigeria could see some of those thunderstorms. this we can, things are looking cooler as we move to southern parts of africa, but swanner seen cooler temperatures, 18 degrees in harbor on it. and it's a similar story for them. bob weigh 17 degrees in her body and things are looking cool along the east coast of south africa. we've had some wet and windy conditions, some of those rains, affecting southern parts of mozambique. we could see flooding, but it's fine and dry. take 21 degrees. the i was wrong to sheltered away from their parents and hurt them into a school against their will. there was no money or no father fingers. they put us in a big playroom and we certainly looked after ourselves. i don't remember the children's names. never forget canada's dark secret on al jazeera. ah the me. without that they were, these are t

i'm joined by my guess peter ship and weston. he is the host of the peter ship show podcast in great barrington. we have pete earl, he's an economist at the american institute for economic research. and here in moscow we have sophia done. yes, she is a russia and c i. s. economists at renaissance capital r, i cross truck roles. and in fact, that means you can jump in anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. we have 3 peters on the program here. so i'm going to be very specific location where you go to peter in, in west and peter, i've been walking, obviously i'm a news junkie. i'm always trying to figure out what's going on. i cover a wide breath, the media and there seems to be a lot of questions about the severity of the inflation that we're experiencing, how long it's going to last and actually where it's coming from. i know this is your years, want to be a great specializations and i compliment you. i see you all the time on a variety of programs. what is your take here? because if i can just add the little salt and pepp

they were 1st driven after weston to gray, then they were driven off of the capital mckellar. and now they have begun to take back some of the areas that they lost. they are fighting gays, both ethiopian and error trained forces are trained for you may recall have been coming in from the north. the europeans asked them to leave, but they have so far not done. so and a string of tongues have now been briefly re taken by the grands, in a very major offensive. they say they have captured up to 10000 ethiopian troops. now of course, that's not verified, but that's the kind of claim that they are making that they are now on the offensive. they've got the, they say the ethiopians on the run in some areas. but this is not a rule that's going to be over in 5 minutes. the last war in this area locked in 17 years. this one's been going long term, right? months of on this, we're joined by skype from a c o p. s, capital addis ababa by the journalist samuel get to choose recently been to t gray and we will get to you. thank you so much. always good to talk to you. so tell us a little bit m

they were 1st driven after weston to gray, then they were driven off of the capital makella. and now they have begun to take back some of the area that they lost. they are fighting and gazed both ethiopian and era trained forces are transform. you may recall, have been coming in from the north. the ethiopians ask them to leave, but they have so far not done. so. and a string of tongues have now been briefly retaken by the grands in a very major offensive. they say they have captured up 210000 e c o p, and troops. now, of course, that's not verified, but that's the kind of claim that they are making that they are now on the offensive. they've got the, they say, the peons on the run in some areas, but this is not a war that's going to be over in 5 minutes. last war in this area. last 17 years. this one's been going long term right month here, but morgan has more from godaddy, from sudan near the border with ethiopia. the things to look at as bad as strike, also billions in the tunnel northwest of the 2 grand capital mickely and then is offensive that has been launched by the gr

they were 1st driven after weston gray, then they were driven off of the capital mckellar. and now they have begun to take back some of the areas that they lost. they are fighting gays. both ethiopian and era trained forces are trained for you may recall have been coming in from the north. the ethiopians asked them to leave, but they have so far not done. so and a string of tongues have now been briefly re taken by the grands in a very major offensive. they say they have captured up 210000 e. c o p, and troops. now of course, they're not verified, but that's the kind of claim that they are making that they are now on the offensive. they've got the, they say, the peons on the run in some areas. but this is not a rule that's going to be over in 5 minutes. the last war in this area last 17 years. this one's been going on. right monks. the southern african development community has approve the deployment of troops to mozambique to help the government with the ongoing violence their talks are being held in the capital crucial in april on group storm. the town of palmer in the no

protect traditional korean paper, making ah hello there, there's been a change in the weather for weston, australia. we've got a cold front moving in and that sport showers and storms to perth. temperature has dipped down slightly as things have cooled. and we've got foggy scots to the morning there. if we look at the 3 day for per the temperature is going to dip slightly more on monday. below average this time of year june usually sees a temperature about 20 degrees, so things will feel a bit cooler. and if we go into monday, we'll have some showers affecting northern parts of western australia because we move east things are looking fine and dry. plenty of fun shine coming through for queensland. and it's, it's the story from new south wales, a few showers, kissing the coast there. but victoria, sing lots of sunshine, but cooler here we could see some frosty starts to the morning as well. for tasmania got for the wet weather. we have to move across to new zealand. and this was the scene was wild weather occurred in oakland. we had a tornado touched on suspected notice a really strong w

busy driven out of weston to gray, then they were driven off of the capital mckellar. and now they have begun to take back some of the areas that they lost. they are fighting and gazed. both in and error trained forces are transfer. you may recall have been coming in from the north. the ethiopians ask them to leave, but they have so far not done. so and a string of towns have now been briefly retaken by the grands in a very major offensive. they say they have captured up 210000 e. c o p, and troops. not course, that's not verified, but that's the kind of claim that they are making that they are now on the offensive. they've got the, they say the ethiopians on the run in some areas. but this is not a war that's going to be over in 5 minutes. last war in this area. last 17 years. this one's been going on them right month. martin, you mentioned the eritrea and family. there been terrible accounts of the atrocities being carried out in t gray. where all the trends now i see the human rights council condemnation appears to done very little. i completely agree. the air trail

the highest since the pandemic began. hospitals in jakarta and weston central java been overwhelmed with cove in 1900 patients. the 3rd being fueled again by the delta variance only 5 percent of indonesia population is fully vaccinated. palestinian rival groups the 4th after the death of an outspoken critic of the palestinian authority in days of demonstrations and news on but not died in police custody last week. and they said people have been killed in an attack in central somalia. government officials say about fighters that off to car bombs on sunday talking a military base. and we seal in the semi autonomous state of government that attack lead to fighting between troops and rebels. and there are warnings about civilians and protest of the me and my taking up arms and for the militias to fight them in attrition to international crisis. group says these new groups are also using their inside knowledge of the forests to infect serious army casualties, provoking to be a counter attacks yesterday with the headlines on al jazeera phemie is here. next. with the stream, talk to al jazeera,

james: why ask me that weston debt -- that question? i'm a bond guy.on't understand the equity market at the best of times. if the economy is doing well, you own equities. if the economy is doing badly, you will want to own equities. in that simple formulation, i can't think of a world where you want to -- where you don't want to own equities. i'm just going to lean on the fact that equities are expensive because of stimulus more than they are because of growth, so i think the delta and's -- the delta stimulus is slowing. jonathan: i was taking you down equity lane so i could take you back to the credit market. if valuations don't count in the credit market, do they count in the stock -- in the stock market, do they count in the credit market? james: it doesn't seem too, does it? it doesn't until it does. that is not news for financial markets. in things like prices paid,, what you pay is what you get. if the risk-free rate is zero and the fed is forcing central banks -- the fed and central banks in general is forcing liquidity in the system, the quest

the weston family has asked credit suisse to advise it on the future of the business, according to bloombergamc gave its retail shareholders popcorn. and turn, a give the movie theater chain a path to stability. meme stock status has led to a credit upgrade. the company cashed in our share price gains to raise about $1.25 billion through equity offerings. that, combined with the approving outlook for movies, moved s&p to upgrade amc's rating to triple c minus from a triple c plus -- triple c plus two a triple c minus, rather. the company is still deep in junk territory. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. annmarie: thank you so much. annabelle droulers in hong kong for an update. blackstone president and coo john great says it's still a pretty good time for real estate. he gave his insights on the booming property market on the first episode of "bloomberg wealth." take a listen. >> there is a public market where you can invest in some excellent companies in the unit

i really just took a big risk moving to germany for example and weston, for example, going out and doinga move to italy. i think it's the new generation of fearless soccer players who want to go out and prove to the world americans can do it, too, so that's why we're seeing such a big jump. >> trevor: you know what i've always appreciated about you is every time you get on the pitch, it felt like, a, you were grateful to be on the pitch and, b, you were going to make the most of every single minute. where do you get that from? what else it about the game that inspires you to always want to do your best even with the little time you have been given that you increased to being the star of your games. >> i think it's the love of the game. i have so much passion for the sport and there's a lot of other people who would love to be doing what i'm doing and honestly i feel grateful anytime i'm able to step on the pitch. that's what it is and going out and trying to enjoy every moment. one minute, like you said, whether one or 90, you can change or influence a game and that's my mindset going in

lee: i yield to representative weston -- presented weston now -- representative? representative, i am yielding. can you hear me? rep. wexton: sorry, i was having issues. i would like to talk about gaza. we are glad there was a cease-fire. now comes the hard part which is amending a humanitarian crisis. food, water, and medicine are in short supply. infrastructure was damaged in the bombings and tens of thousands of palestinians were displaced. it is the hopelessness that fuels the cycle of violence. secretary blinken's announcement of dollars in assistance to the palestinian people as well as $75 million in economic assistance is welcomed news. what are some of the ways or some of the steps we're taking to ensure this money actually benefit the people of gaza and does not go to fuel terrorism in the region? ms. power: thank you so much. to underscore your premise which is how importance this assistance is. we are working with the catholic league services to -- catholic relief services to provide medical supplies. we are supporting the east jerusalem hostile networ

. >>> good evening. 49ers center weston richburg announced his retirement.ghest-paid center in the league after signing back in 2018 injuries limited him to 28 games in three seasons. last year a serious knee injury. is done at the age of 29. jimmy garoppolo, trend lines and company back at work at 49ers organize activities.organ. showed flashes last season he was taken 14th overall. he was asked about an odd video posted on instagram a few months ago with a squirrel hanging from his mouth. >> a little two. just what i do all the the that is something i do all the time too. >> duties huge. he is a >> i don't know where he was at. and is needing to be the same wild man on the field. i am pretty sure he will be. >> nascar comes to sonoma raceway this week in. 49ers head coach kyle shanahan will be the grand marshal of the toyota save one 350. gentlemen, start your engine. this is going to be the first nascar race has ever attended. >>> a baseball milestone for the a's manager. last night when in seattle he became the winningest skipper in oakland a history. me

this john williams interview today with you and michael mckee is without weston the interview of thedon't know what else to say. jonathan: i think that was a sincere promo. thank you, tk. i appreciate it. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that and more in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you to maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less time. you can do an uncomfortable, old-fashioned crunch or an aerotrainer super crunch. turn regular planks into turbo planks without getting down on the floor. and there are over 20 exercises to choose from. incredible for improving flexibility and perfect for enhancing yoga and pilates. and safe for all fitness levels. get gym results at home in just 10 minutes a day. no expensive machines, no expensive memberships. get off the floor with aerotrainer. go to aerotrainer.com to get yours now. ♪ jonathan: from new york, live on tv and r

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weston says let's play conundrums. what two letters of the alphabet express perfection? emma -- i am sure you will never get it. the answer is of course m plus a, emma, based on francis hutchison's theory of moral goodness, where m is the good and a humility, so the title of the book is itself a conundrum. i titled a recent review of a book emma., because the joke is far from perfect. jane austen thought francis hutchinson didn't have it quite right. she was more of the sense that our senses have to be our entry into this world of knowledge and epistemology. jefferson was more taken with the more radical scottish moral sense than madison. madison goes along with the common sense part, but jefferson is always toying with ideas, at least for a while, same with the french, condorcet, people american historians don't pay much attention to because the focus has been on the influence of the english, but there's a huge french influence that's been neglected. i think it is a lot of -- i think it is because a lot of american historians don't study french, so that hasn't been the

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this is happening at weston mercantile in alameda.endors will have records, music merchandise, t-shirts and art for sale. it's open from 11:00 until 5:00 p.m. >>> it was a half a century ago when native americans were forced from alcatraz island. the so-called tribe of all nations took over the abandoned prison and declared a tribal land for 19 months. we have a sneak peak of the abc7 originals escape from alcatraz telling the story the occupation from the beginning to its dramatic end and how shaped public policy after. >> 10 days passed since native american step foot on alcatraz island. they weren't planning on giving it back to the federal government. under the cloak of darkness, they made their way back to alcatraz. >> they enjoyed one of the most enviable use of the world last night. 360 degrees of san francisco bay as seen from the center of a will become a nightly affair, the group how the traditional pow wow followed by chanting and dancing around a campfire between the lighthouse and the main cellblock building. >> ♪ >> the

from what i've seen in the last few years has been a blind spot for weston western culture, i grew up with an idea that the west was dominant and is beautiful but what i've been unable to understand a lot of things that were pulled out of the west are true and good and they can be found elsewhere and we want to understand with absolute and universal in truth especially as the west moves away from the truth is not the west that we have to protect its what are the universal human truth that the west lives and embody for so long that we want to hold onto no matter where culture rises up and where those goods take root. we have to see them means and ends correctly, they are universal truth things and they have been in body for a long time that they can also be found in other places in the world and therefore going to protect them we have to see them in a larger identity than just the western civilization, we have to see them as a universal truth, human goods that have been passed down through the ages and there is a lot of it incentivizing in the west and not only in the west. >> when wer

a concerted effort by the government of russia to undermine democracy democratic elections in the weston uk and france and germany, america and as much bigger than donald trump or america. this is an assault against our system. and that is really where we need to put our investigative efforts is in exposing of what russia is really up to your much broader scale. peter: the democracy integrity project, are the results or your research available to the general public into the media. glenn: some of it, yes. because my roll as a contractor come i don't have full visibility into what they do with things. but i believe that what some of what they've done is been put out . peter: but was started there. suet not exactly. we talked about so what happened was after the election, we lost our clients . so we continue too be concerned about these issues and we worked on them without a client for many months. so we talked about the need for some sort of effort to continue to look at this issue of russia's more on our democracy. in a talk about it with an acquaintance of mine of former investigator fri

he's look exclusively to bloomberg's david weston. >> i wouldn't say i knew i could do it.t i had to do it. because i would realize that the consequences, if we failed, would be dramatic. although i have high respect for everyone who tried, i knew that very few would have the data -- the dedication we were having. i was feeling that if it is not us, i'm afraid no one else would find a solution. and that was not an option. so i treated it like, we have to do it. as i understand it, -- >> you took the company toward basic science, the high-risk/ high reward drugs. you may have been high positions for that. as you looked at the problem, what alternatives did you have? what tools did you have in your toolkit? how did we go about doing it? mrna was not the only alternative. >> let me say that i did position the company when i took over in 2018. but only because of the work of my predecessor. it's not because we had a new sheriff in town. he worked very hard to turn around the r&d. this is why i took over there, let's focus on the science. another thing we did was i knew that in

the weston family has asked credit suisse to advise it on the future of the business, according to bloombergride-hailing companydidi revealed a 1.6 billion dollar net loss for 2020 as it filed for an ipo in the u.s. it will be led by goldman, morgan stanley and jp morgan. it may think of a valuation up to $100 billion. the company has been trading at a valuation of about 90 billion, according to bloomberg sources. amc gave its retail shareholders popcorn. intern, it -- in turn, it gave the movie theater chain a path to stability. its meme stock status has led to a credit upgrade. the company cashed in on share price gains to raise about $1.25 billion through equity offerings. that, combined with the improving outlook for movies, moved s&p to upgrade amc's rating to triple c plus from a triple c minus. despite the upgrade, the company is still deep in junk territory. anna: annabelle droulers in hong kong with your business flash. coming up, we will look at your stocks to watch, including -- as it enters into talks on a new cash takeover offer. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: welcome back to "blo

weston. >> thank you and thank you mr. secretary for joining us here today. i want to preface my questions and comments by mentioning that i represent one of the largest diaspora communities in the united states. their plight is very important to me. i want to talk about what is happening in change on and the treatment of uighurs and other minorities. despite all the recent attention , the internment camps are expanding. forced labor continues to flood markets and forced sterilization is growing worse. we should step up the pressure not only on the chinese government, but on the global corporations and institutions turning a blind eye to the and violations -- to the violations and genocide. i know the administration has not made a decision about what to do about the olympic games and i agree that this should be without politics, but i don't see how we can go on while the committee is committed -- while the host country is committing genocide. we should be pressuring the ifc to move the games. there is no question right now, but i want you to know that this is

. >> up next we're joined by bloomberg balance of power anchor david weston here in new york for the the key u.s. political race, david. david: thank you so much, shery. yes, we are having a primary in new york city today. it's been called the most consequential election in a generation. new york city chooses its candidates for mayor as the home of wall street and broadway. struggles to come back from the pandemic. we're going to speak with james neederlander president of the neederlander organization that owns nine broadway theaters but much more than that, it produces broadway shows and not only in the united states but around the world including in london. we're going to talk about what it will take to get back people into seats and how important it is for tourism in new york. that's coming up next. this is bloomberg. david: this is special coverage of the new york city mayoral primary on bloomberg television and radio i'm david westin. for the view from broadway and the tourism industry welcome jim nederlander president of the nederlander organization. jim, thank you so much for