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emmanuel: the data is bad. the data points disappointing this morning but the good news is this is finally coming with more policy support. what you want is backdated in china because there more policy -- and the risk reward is getting better. in the first half of the year there was slower growth. now they seem to be keen to wrap -- revitalize growth. francine: emmanuel cau from barclays. he stays with us and up next we talk european equities. we look ahead to the ecb rate decision whether the central bank is in its home stretch of a hiking cycle. that is next in this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 11 minutes into the european trading day. a bit of pressure across the board. there is nothing else central banks haired i'm kidding. there is corporate news. we have the big take and is about the fed hawkish tilt they did not hike interest rate but what comes next? the other question we are asking away from the pboc and the ecb that we are expecting is asos pared shares are jumping 15% after som

so that was the message from emmanuel macron.e noticed there is a photo of nahel being used, but the family have asked that the media do not use that image, so that's why we are respecting that at this time. nahel�*s mother posted a video online talking about her son. translation: he was still a child, he needed his mother. _ he kissed me goodbye in the morning and said, "i love you, mum." an hour later, i was told that someone shot my son. what shall i do? he was my life, he was everything to me. and a little earlier, a neighbour of the family spoke to the bbc. translation: he's a young man, he's very kind. - he's not evil or a hooligan. what the media are saying is not true. his mum raised him well, his grandmother we know here around the neighbourhood. she is kind and helpful, she loves everyone. the young man left us for nothing. live to paris, our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan is there. preparations there for another expected night of protests? yes. expected night of protests? yes, around 40,000 _ expected night of prote

emmanuel macron s-ueakin the young people. emmanuel macron speaking about _ the young people.on speaking about social _ the young people. emmanuel macron speaking about social media, - speaking about social media, interesting that in the last little while, the spokesperson for snapchat saying they are watching the french riots. "we are proactively monitoring our content linked to the riots in france since tuesday, and we will continue to monitor the situation closely." so certainly those comments from the french president being watched and listened to by some of the social media organisations, with snapchat saying they'll continue to monitor their own content. our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan is in nanterre, a paris suburb. we will talk to her on the programme in the next few minutes, so plenty more coming on our main story in france here on verified life. the nhs in england will get more than 300,000 extra staff over the next few years under a new government plan announced today. it aims to deal with the current chronic shortage of doctors, nurses and other health worker

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it is people like emmanuel macron and the prime minister.— prime minister.nister. it is a small town, it is a famous town. _ prime minister. it is a small town, it is a famous town. it _ prime minister. it is a small town, it is a famous town. it is _ prime minister. it is a small town, it is a famous town. it is not - prime minister. it is a small town, it is a famous town. it is not far i it is a famous town. it is not far from big cities like geneva. it is not immune to democratic the live demographic changes that france is going through. it is normally a very peaceful place. the reaction is one of utter shock. what we're hearing from seasoned journalists is an inability put in words what this means. children in pushchairs being attacked by a man with a knife. we condemn every time, because they are so appalling, and the victims are innocent people, but innocent adults. forthis innocent people, but innocent adults. for this to be perpetrated against the symbols of innocence, young children in pushchairs, really does carry with it a horror which none of us

michael: emmanuel, what you think? emanuel: well, to build off -- how do you follow that?laughter] i think i would agree with my colleague in the sense that i think the supreme court will not allow this to go through at this is a fear we have had from the very beginning, and it goes back to when senator warren was champing the fact that we have to give student loan debt and chuck schumer got involved and they had harvard put out a report about why and using the authority at the aga to be the basis of authority and there was a persuasion to biden administration had the political push, we saw, felt the biden mystery sugar back-and-forth with ah, we don't know if we can do $50,000 for everybody. we need to target it more but there was that push within the caucus to go, no, we need to go as far as we canceled the proposal they came out with the be honest, we were happy that it was not a blanket forgiveness that they tried that at least target a little bit and put some sort of rationale to it, but that is he using the heroes back of 2003 which by the, way was that bill was firs

. >> reporter: amelia emmanuel is like so many single mothers. >> other foot. >> i am a single parent. i kind of explain to her like we have to share the responsibilities in the morning. >> you got the other side? >> it gets really difficult. just because i can move fast, she can't move fast. >> reporter: the 33-year-old working mom and college student commutes an hour every morning. >> we normally take a bus. and we go on the train. i walk her to school. >> eliana, can i please hang it up? >> reporter: so her 4-year-old daughter eliana can go to this daycare on the south side of boston. >> if you don't have childcare, then you have to stay home. if you have to stay home, then you can't work. if you can't work, you have no income. if you have no income, you can't give back to the community. >> reporter: emmanuel applied for a low-income voucher through the state of massachusetts. now instead of paying $250 a week for daycare she pays $11.35. >> because i was struggling to pay everything else. the list takes over a year before you can even get a voucher. there's thousands of children o

michael: emmanuel, what you think? emanuel: well, to build off -- how do you follow that?laughter] i think i would agree with my colleague in the sense that i think the supreme court will not allow this to go through at this is a fear we have had from the very beginning, and it goes back to when senator warren was champing the fact that we have to give student loan debt and chuck schumer got involved and they had harvard put out a report about why and using the authority at the aga to be the basis of authority and there was a persuasion to biden administration had the political push, we saw, felt the biden mystery sugar back-and-forth with ah, we don't know if we can do $50,000 for everybody. we need to target it more but there was that push within the caucus to go, no, we need to go as far as we canceled the proposal they came out with the be honest, we were happy that it was not a blanket forgiveness that they tried that at least target a little bit and put some sort of rationale to it, but that is he using the heroes back of 2003 which by the, way was that bill was firs

the men look -- emmanuel quan -- emmanuel macron speaking live.ine: it is incredible how emmanuel macron has managed to bring so many world leaders together. they have not sat together with any other high-ranking officials for months talk about things on this agenda. there is something bigger than this package. how do you put all of these concerns about poverty, financing, climate change, into something that takes into all of these -- the takes all of these into account. that is the guy don't know if there's anything concrete expect to happen. he's is hoping to spearhead this and get somewhere by 28. -- somewhere by 2028. janet yellen will speak later on. then you have some others, the president of brazil, president of nigeria, all here in paris. tom: how much is outreach to the global south? how much is it about france and the nations trying to gain ground? to what extent is that the focus of the summit? francine: this is a huge focus. it is a huge win for macron. once again you saw him trying to broker peace. it is -- is him trying to put the g7

president emmanuel macron and the u.s. secretary of defense were among those taking part. ♪ >> a somber occasion and commemorations along the coast mark this 79th anniversary of the d-day landings. it has to be said the real stars of the day where the veterans, the american, british, canadian veterans, the survivor still with us today. many say it is essentially vital to speak to those veterans to transmit to the younger generations the sacrifices of 1944. for those surviving veterans who are fewer in number, it is important to transmit that message. we spoke with one british d-day veteran about why it is important for him to remember and pass on to future generations the sacrifices they made. >> absolutely overwhelming. i did not realize how many people remember what happened years ago. it is important to note the stories are being told still. people are treating it as something special. we saved the world from a dictatorship, and i only wish the russian people would follow the same route as i only wish -- i only wish tha

this is actually the preparation for the state visit by emmanuel macron.ings in place and a lot of things to sort out. tom: how aligned are they? it seems they have moved on that. they talked about in offramp for vladimir putin. how aligned are leaders when it comes to ukraine? >> germany has moved quite a ways in supporting. not the greatest very much behind ukraine the moment. generally, it is supporting ukraine. in terms of the alignment with friends, emmanuel macron gave a very interesting speech. he talked about security guarantees for ukraine. he talked about the idea of a peace agreement and he was very fluent, very focused, and he went on a huge offensive to bring in the central european detail them, no, i am not into breaking up nato. i want capabilities to support nato and work hand-in-hand. this is a president trying to make a big push to keep europe together and to strengthen the links between berlin and paris, which have been pretty weak and fragile. alix: do leaders believe him? >> he has a lot on his plate with the pension reform and housing

emmanuel macron changed their positions towards the countries of the asian region to the west and changed giving and witnessing his telephone conversation with mr. dr. raisi , the respected president of our country, how do you evaluate this change of position of the french government towards west asian countries? he was the first leader of a western country, which is credited to this time. he traveled to paris after the assassination of khashoggi. this time, he should create his own political process for iran with the formation of agreements that have come about in the president's government. we had it in the news that different news agencies, including some saudi arabian news agencies, had pointed out that saudi foreign minister bin farhan is going to visit tehran tomorrow, and during this trip, the saudi arabian embassy will be reopened in tehran tomorrow . please tell us about this issue. logical disagreements to reach a full agreement regarding the trip to tehran, which will carry a message from king salman of saudi arabia regarding the development of relations between the two countri

a low- vo th emmanuel applied state of massachusetts.paying $250 a week for day care, she pays $11.35. >> i was struggling to pay everything else. the list takes over a year before you can even get a voucher. there's thousands of children on the wait-list, and i was getting little scared because i knew i was going to be a single mom, so i knew i needed to jump back into work. >> reporter: massachusetts leads the country with the most expensive child care among all 50 states. for an average family with an infant, it's pricier than some colleges at more than 20,000 a year. here, they have 258 children enrolled, two-thirds receive subsidies, and they have more than 900 families on the wait-list. >> as soon as i got the voucher, i knew exactly what locations i wanted my daughter to be in. not every location in the better neighborhoods will accept your voucher. >> think about some of the things we saw today. >> we want to see congress invest in child care. >> reporter: michelle mccready works for the national nonprofit child care aware of ame

need to be resolved as soon as possible and promising urgent ones, let's say today french president emmanuelacron said that france, in view of the active military operations during the ukrainian counteroffensive, has decided to increase the supply of military aid to ukraine, also about aid to ukraine in particular as a result of the fact that the kakhov dam was destroyed and huge areas were flooded, people in the south of ukraine are suffering, and about aid, about the need to increase humanitarian aid for example, polish president andrzej duda spoke to ukraine, and the german chancellor also supported his colleagues in the fact that ukraine should be helped in this war so that , as the leaders said, a ukrainian victory would come , and the polish president interestingly remarked that russia could never again use its imperial ambitions towards the neighbors. so, when it comes to long-term issues that are obviously being discussed by the leaders of these three countries, it is about establishing a strong peace that also involves rapprochement the integration of ukraine with europe and, theref

and the administration of the presidents of the islamic republic factor of conversations between emmanuel ibrahim merasi pi- confirmed but did not say a single word about the reprimand that sounded and met the french leader, well, here is another very important fact that the french president said that iran a-a supplied drones to russia so that it would use them in the war during the war in ukraine shows that this was what was previously said only as intelligence sources in the intelligence said now the president of france emmanuel macron said and this warning is the truth here the question is whether they listen now in iran because it seems they left the shores and are going somewhere well, but at least these threats of warning from the west are already a question of how strong your league is, relatively speaking, the macron model of france in order for iran to react to it. europe, which has always been the united states of america, always more actively wanted to introduce sanctions against iran. europe somehow delayed it, it did not want to, now if they say so, if it is up to the united

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. >>> also, french president emmanuel macron. i talk to him at a global summit he hosted in paris this week about how the west could help end extreme poverty and curb climate change. >>> and about the striking rise of china and the potential of a thaw in its relations with the u.s. >>> it is been an extraordinary 48 hours in russia as the world watched what president putin called an armed rebellion. the rebel leader prigozhin was the top caterer before he threw away his kitchen apron and now wears military fatigues as the head of wagner group which has provided mercenaries in africa and the middle east and a key player in russia's war against ukraine. according to statements from the russian government, the criminal case against prigozhin was dropped yesterday after he agreed to leave russia and go to belarus. let me bring in matthew chance in moscow. good to have you. what is the mood in moscow? >> well, i mean, that is a great question. because yesterday the mood was extremely anxious. it was bracing itself for, the city was, f

she had a cousin, my grandfather and grandmother had a cousin named max emmanuel, that was his birth twice removed —— reichbank. he was a numbers guy. he was a great mathematician and so he worked for him at the reichbank. sorry to interrupt, tell me more because he was living under a fake identity. because he was living under a fake identi . ., ., , ., identity. right now when he was at the reichbank, _ identity. right now when he was at the reichbank, he _ identity. right now when he was at the reichbank, he was _ identity. right now when he was at the reichbank, he was still - identity. right now when he was at the reichbank, he was still in - identity. right now when he was at the reichbank, he was still in his i the reichbank, he was still in his real name of emanuel rosenfeld because it was ok back then in the 20s and early 30s. until hitler came to power, when hitler came to power, initially, he took the president of the reichbank and made him his minister of economics and finance, and of course not being able to function without my cousin twice removed, he brought max emmanue

president emmanuel macron signed the reforms unable to raise the state pension age from 62 to 64 yearsional assembly will debate a number of recent reforms put forward by a group of mps, one of them including a motion which keeps the age of retirement fixed at 62. that's speak to the senior lecturer of department of economics at the university of lancaster. i'm guessing by your name that you are actually from france, so give us your take on today. how disruptive will that be? today will be of another dimension to the previous strikes. we expect 500,000 people in the streets which is a big demonstration but this is because it has been published yesterday, and it will happen this week, the procedural because ahead of the assembly can wave out the amendment that was pushed to reduce the retirement age this week, but it is not financed because the opposition does not bring another way of raising the money that is done with the reform. many protests have ta ken reform. many protests have taken place, days of strike action, a lot of disruption but emmanuel macron is pressing on with this cha

emmanuel macron flew in by helicopter to kick off the air show. his appearance comes after announcing a massive investment plan to accelerate decarbonization in the aviation sector. >> it is billed as the recovery air show, both because of the come back in air travel post-pandemic, but also the flurry of innovations. many of these have to do with sustainability. sustainability is the word of the week. emmanuel macron, touting it when he visited this monday and when he announced a new wave of eight .5 billion euros worth of investor -- investment in the sector last week, followed by the french aerospace giant saying it was opening four automated production lines for elect engines. that -- electric engines. that should be making thousands of engines by 20 there are startups that are here presenting projects for airplanes with hybrid engines, thermal and electric where the electric engine will be the primary source of power. this is important in terms of the stated goals of the aviation industry that helps for carbon neutrality by 2050, and represent

now the government of emmanuel macron emphasizes the implementation of his own plans and the protesters are strongly protesting and i ask the people of far to come to the streets and the funds against french government plans and don't let these plans be implemented and show your opposition. extensive opposition has formed in the streets of france in different cities. we can say that more than 70% of the french people oppose the government's plans and their protests emphasize that these plans should not be implemented, these plans are harmful to the french nation , so we went to france. they are unhappy and they got into trouble, they don't have economic security and food security. every day the prices are increasing and france and inter are helping. during the war between ukraine and russia, the prices have increased, the purchasing power of the people has decreased, and this situation has caused the social situation to worsen. it's very nice to find words, but like this, the president of france should be in power for another 4 years, but there are many possibilities about remaining. it

emmanuel macron has taken the blame for violence on social media.ays users like to copy what they see online. >> internet platforms and social media networks are laying a considerable role in what we have seen over the past few days. we saw several of them -- snapchat, tiktok, and several others -- violent gatherings being organized and the source of copycatting of violence. this leads to a source of escape from reality and we sometimes get the impression that some of them are living in the streets of the video games that have intoxicated them. >> how would you react to what macron has said? how do you think people on the street will react? >> i think macron has a bit of it wrong here. we see that these riots are a bit of a creature of french political life in these suburbs, and they began in the 1990's and in leon -- in lyons, when there was no social network and there was not widespread violent video games. i think social networks specifically are being used in france by criminals and being used to sell drugs and being used currently to circulate

pulling the 6 billion pound ipo to the exchange amid extreme investor caution >>> and french president emmanuelacron pulls for greater support for the a.i. sector telling cnbc in paris at the summit that countries must come together to draft new technology rules >> i think we need a regulation and all of the players do agree with that. i think we need a global regulation >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." it has been a busy week as far as central bank decisions are concerned. with the fed, the event yesterday, and ecb today and bank of japan tomorrow let me recap what the fed did yesterday. they finally paused the rate hiking cycle with fmoc members voting to keep the target range between 5% and 5.25% however, the more is interpreted as a hawkish pause after the dot plot implied two more hikes expected by the end of the year. that was not expected going into the meeting. the central bank raised the forecast for the next two years projecting a fed fund rate of 4.6% by 2024 and 4.6% by 2025. it would assess the impact of the tightening cycle so far. >> conditions we need to see in place

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french president emmanuel macron hosted the leader of saudi arabia, crown prince mohammed bin salmanny disagreements on international issues from ukraine to lebanon syria iran, you also noticed that as soon as macron meets with someone not from the european union, the united states or kiev, so immediately it is necessary to discuss not eternal friendship and devotion, but disagreements. judging by the contemptuous look, well, the prince did not understand why he was accepted into the shacks? the french media noted that the leaders dined one on one and never before nor after spoke to the press on the steps of the elysee palace. the demographic situation in paris is such that it is much easier for the arab principle to find a common language with parisians than with the french president? emmanuel macron wanted to convince the leader of saudi arabia to move away from russia which mohammed never condemned in connection with the conflict in ukraine, at first the west demanded the introduction of anti-russian sanctions. now he asks to move away from russia further, apparently, he will begi

that was the views of president emmanuel macron, he also referenced the views of the justice emmanuelerenced the views of thejustice minister, let's have a listen. translation: nahel's death must not be used as a pretext for violence. - the rioters need to have severe punishments. justice needs to be quick and strong. this includes parents of all minors will be found guilty. i'm asking all regional authorities to enforce a night—time to curfew for all minors, and ban all appearances where the rampages were committed in the last few days. asa as a country prepares now for a potential fourth night of violence and riots, our correspondents are out across the country — just to give you an idea joining me live are our correspondents rajini vaidyanathan in paris, lucy williamson also in paris, and sofia bettiza in lille. that backdrop you are standing in front of really speaks for itself, doesn't it? it front of really speaks for itself, doesn't it?— front of really speaks for itself, doesn't it? it does, you can still smell the _ doesn't it? it does, you can still smell the smoke _ doesn't

at this summit, emmanuel macron was forced to leave the meeting in brussels much earlier than the othersagreed in this way to continue financial support for ukraine in the branch of the funds of the european peace fund for the transfer of weapons. in addition, the training program for soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine and the european union will be extended to explore the possibility of sending military missions to the territory of ukraine if and when it is possible, unlikely. these are the very words that kiev expected to hear, since on the eve of volodymyr zelensky , he spoke to the leaders via video link and he once again called on the european union to start negotiations on ukraine's accession to the alliance, but, as the president of the european parliament said. father robert. perhaps such discussions will begin here in the european union in december of this year, and at the same time, regarding security guarantees, the neutral country of the alliance is austria. malta and ireland demanded that the eu foreign office prepare clearer language. what is meant by this document, mo

and france's emmanuel macron hosts saudi arabia's mohammad bin salman in paris. crown prince's second visit in a year has again sparked criticism from rights groups. thanks very much for joining us here in paris. first up, airstrikes have targeted the ukrainian capital shortly after the arrival of a top level african delegation. the delegation includes the president of south africa, senegal, and the comoros. also high on the agenda is insuring deliveries of grain and fertilizer to their continent, which is heavily dependent on ukraine. >> shortly after arriving in kyiv, the african delegation was greeted by the familiar sound of air sirens. the seven representatives, including heads of state from south africa, egypt, and senegal, were ushered into a shelter. it was a stark reminder of the challenges standing in the way of their mediation efforts. >> unfortunately, this day started with another russian terrorist attack against ukraine. these missiles have shown pressure's true attitude in the face of peace efforts by world leaders. >> earlier in the day, the deleg

emmanuel macron said...minister, elisabeth borne, says the country is shaken by the attack and has given more detail about the suspect. we are talking about a syrian national who has refugee status in sweden. and who applied for asylum in france but this was overridden by the swedish one which dates from ten years back. this person in question has no criminal record. neither does he have any kind of psychiatric record. i have to say that we are talking here about infants, very young infants, who have been very seriously injured, and i think that everyone who is a parent, all of us, are terrifically shocked by this event. it is a terrible thing that has happened. i intervened as soon as possible to make sure that everybody was being cared for and looked after. and of course, everybody in the administration is going to be looking at the refugee status of this individual. as i said, he has refugee status from sweden and therefore because sweden is part of the eu, he can come to france without any particular per

. >> reporter: amelia emmanuel is like so many single mothers. >> i'm a single parent.ined we have to show the responsibilities in the morning. it gets really difficult. just because i can move fast, she can't move fast. >> reporter: the 33-year-old working mom and college student commutes an hour every morning. >> we normally take a bus. and we go on the train. i walked her to school. >> reporter: her 4-year-old daughter can go to this day care on the south side of boston. >> if you don't have child core, you have to stay home. if you have to stay home, you can't work. if you can't work, you have no income. yet if you have no income you can't get back to the community. >> reporter: and manuel apply for low income voucher to the se of massachusetts. instead of paying $250 a week for day care, she pays $11.35. >> i was struggling to pay everything else. the list takes over a year before you can even get a voucher. >> there's thousands of children on the wait-list and i was getting little scared because i knew i was going to be a single mom so i knew i needed to jump back

partners and maybe we can draw some conclusions from the fact that we heard from french president emmanuel macron in bratislava. i think he allowed himself even i would say a little carelessness with predictions because he frankly said that in the coming months, depending on what ukraine will be able to do within the limits of its expected counter-offensive, how successful ukraine will be from this, he said during the summer and until the fall will depend on these results, the situation in ukraine will depend on whether europe said the french president and it is obvious not only europe, but also other partners of ukraine. will they try to implement the short-term strategy that they took , and maybe russia will still be forced to sit down at the negotiating table, and if ukraine successful, then peace will be on ukraine 's terms, or so president macron said. this fall, we will be talking about the long-term perspective, that is , the need to support ukraine in the conditions of the war, obviously, and in the future, and the american representatives of bohdan are also talking about this. a c

they continue to feed the external emmanuel macron, plans defense spending and seem not to notice the violence on the streets. i have proposed to parliament a military program bill that would increase our defense spending to more than 2% of gdp at the same time it plays the role of direct solidarity with ukraine we are deploying a comprehensive enhanced assistance package to help reform the ukrainian armed forces to increase their interoperability with the forces of the alliance and provide them with support in the non-lethal sector demonstrations began in france after an incident that led to the deaths of teenagers. he allegedly refused to obey the demands of the traffic police in the suburbs on the antennas. as a result, the security forces shot and killed a 17-year-old dark-skinned. the teenager 's french police union also issued a statement quoting congratulations to colleagues who opened fire on a young seventeen-year-old criminal, neutralizing his car. they defended their lives and the lives of other road users , the only people responsible for the death of this bandit are his p

president emmanuel macron has said he will be visiting annecy later today.orld and across the uk, this is bbc news. here's some of the day's other news — across the uk. recreational drugs, pesticides and medicines were found in sea water samples collected off the south coast of england. the researchers said they found more than 50 different chemical compounds. they include commonly prescribed medicines to treat diabetes and high blood pressure, as well as nicotine. traces of many chemicals were found inside the bodies of aquatic creatures like crabs and shrimp. loo roll, butter and ketchup are more expensive in the uk compared to some european neighbours, research for the bbc suggests. but the uk is the cheapest for nappies and frozen pizza — when comparing the price of 23 food and non—food items in france, germany, italy, spain and the netherlands. you're live with bbc news. a 30 degree heatwave forecast for england and wales has led to the year's first heat health alert. the uk health security agency and met office's warning covers six regions in england,

idea of ​​​​creating a european political community belongs to the president of the fifth republic, emmanuelon to security measures regarding airspace for local residents in order to get to their homes required special passes, the sheer scale of political discussions at the second summit will be smaller. than a year earlier, in the czech republic , this is indicated, in particular, by the fact that participation was completely canceled by the president of turkey and predjet erdogan and the authorities. san marino did not send their delegation to the territory of moldova well, those who arrived limited themselves to a reduced number of participants, for their part, the most important issue for the owners of this itself is moldova's prospects for joining the european union, let me remind you that the country, like ukraine , received the status of candidates for entry however, sources say. it is unlikely that chisinau will receive any answer, at least until december, when a new discussion is planned of this issue on the territory of the european union , after all, negotiations, both bilateral a

there continue to fuel the external emmanuel macron calmly planned defense spending and did not seem to notice the violence on the street. i proposed to the parliament a bill on a military program that will increase our defense spending to more than 2% of gdp at the same time this plays the role of direct solidarity with ukraine we an extensive, comprehensive package of enhanced assistance measures to help reform the ukrainian armed forces, increase their interoperability with the alliance forces and provide them with support in the non-lethal sector, just a couple of hours ago , the french leader took a break from his mega-important business and decided to convene an emergency meeting of the country's security councils. for this , it took him a little less than two days of unrest. true, macron did without sensationalism, limited himself to routine statements, supposedly acts, of violence against the police station schools and city halls were totally unjustified . let me remind you that mass demonstrations began after the incident that led to the death of a teenager. he allegedly ref

these riots are bad news for the french president, emmanuel macron. leave a meeting of eu leaders in brussels to come back to paris and hold a crisis meeting. clashes like these between the residents of the french suburbs and the police are not rare, but they normally last a day or two. not since 2005 have protests spread across the country at this scale. the police officer who shot dead nahel has been arrested and charged with homicide. but for many people, what happened to nahel was the final straw. they are deeply angry at the police and the government fears that their anger could translate into more riots and violence tonight. let me bring you right up to date. another event being cancelled because, of course, of the rioting, and all those restrictions out is taking you through. the dad to france, the main stadium in the capital paris, the latest word from the officials is that they are closing that stadium. there is a pop concert due to night, that has been called off given everything we are seeing. though the latest details from the stade de fra

emmanuel macron calling for calm. we willjust keep an eye on those pictures for you.e that is growing in size. for the moment i want to take you back to some news here in the uk. a group of mps and peers have been accused of waging a coordinated campaign to interfere with a investigation into boris johnson. the new report says four ministers sirjacob rees—mogg, nadeem doris are among seven mps and three peers who mounted the syphilis attacks on the work of parliament's privileges committee. that found borisjohnson had misled parliament. this new report suggests allies of mrjohnson attempted to impugn the integrity and lobby or intimidate its members. they could face being suspended from parliament. the former first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, has told the uk covid—19 inquiry that her government "did not get everything right" during the covid pandemic. she said she regretted diverting resources away from emergency planning during 2019, as the possibility loomed that the uk and eu might not reach an agreement over brexit. consequences of a no—deal brexit comp

the coming hours will be decisive. president emmanuel macro and left a european union summit. i need to host an emergency meeting, an old, a move police to the streets, all options being considered by the government to close the unrest. in the past few moments old boss and tram traffic has been halted. visit the request of the interior minnes stuff. public events have also been canceled. almost 900 people were arrested on thursday night following riot spots by the police killing of a 17 year old. violence which was concentrated on the power sub of unknown temper, has now spread across the country to mount se neil stroudsburg and lou. this actually bought a report from non tax on efforts to contain the unrest, french rights police and the powers sub of notes half joined to contain a situation. this becomes a violent. the police deployed an ahmed vehicle in a residential neighborhood contest as built barricade. as i'm good continues to boil over, police officers shot dead, 17 year old, now on tuesday. in another suburb. demonstrate is towards the swimming pool being built, the n

well , german chancellor olaf scholz, french president emmanuel macron and polish president andrzej duda will meet in paris. well , there they will discuss ukraine's membership in nato this is reported by politiko publication with reference to french officials, as the journalists of this publication note, the meeting should take place already on monday , june 12. it is expected that, among other things, the leaders of the countries will also discuss security guarantees for ukraine on the eve of the july summit of the north atlantic alliance, and here it is obvious that they will not speak as soon as possible at this meeting, however, when ukraine becomes a member of nato , they will say 100% about security guarantees, and we definitely need this, but i want you to pay attention to one more detail who is going to go ? and introduced and leads us to victory and these two have also radically changed their minds, now they will meet with anja, i really hope that the result of this meeting will be something serious and very good for us, but i really hope that, first of all, emmanuel macron and

he will not refuse the conversation as such, the process today in the president of the country, emmanueltv channel, according to the owner of the elysee palace, today the resumption of dialogue is possible only on the condition of returning to international law, which provides the opportunity to live in peace. and for this, the president says , russia must stop hostilities and withdraw its troops from the territory of ukraine and then a short quote from mr. macron, of course i will answer if putin calls i have no reason to call myself the ukrainian counteroffensive continues i hope that the time will come for negotiations on the terms of ukraine, but if he calls me to offer something, i answered - said the head of france, another transformation we talked with vasyl several times about the transformation of the german chancellor olef scholze, and here the transformation of emmanuel macron said that he would not call, now let putin call him and offers, maybe offers some concessions in ukraine, well, on the one hand, he got everyone putin, on the other hand, he is losing political weight ev

turning overseas now, tonight, french president emmanuel macron urged parents to keep their childrenh night of protests sparked by deadly -- a deadly police shooting. cbs's elaine cobbe is in paris. [explosions] >> reporter: fireworks turned into weapons as protesters launched them in violent protests across france. torched and firefighters responded to some 6,000 fires over the last two nights. 45,000 police officers are on the streets. the government has deployed armored vehicles to quell riots. many local authorities have limited public transport services and imposed her views. the protesters accused the force after 17-year-old nahel, of algerian-moroccan descent, was shot dead at close range during a traffic stop tuesday morning. the officer who fired the fatal shot has been placed under formal investigation for murder. a third of the 900 people arrested last night were under 18. some as young as 12. "it is the responsibility of the parents to keep their children at home," said president emmanuel macron. nahel's mother, who led a march in his memory thursday, will bury her son to

these rights are bad news for the french president, emmanuel macron. leave a meeting with eu leaders in brussels to come back to paris and hold a crisis meeting. clashes like these between the residents of the french suburbs and the police are not rare, but they normally last a day or two will stop not since 2005 have protests spread across the country at this scale. the police officer who shot dead nahel has been arrested and charged with homicide, but for many people, what happened to nahel was the final straw. they are deeply angry at the police, and the government fears that their anger could translate into more riots and violence tonight. many of the protestors have been young teenagers. mr macron urged parents to keep their children off the streets. there are lots of young people, sometimes very young people. it is the responsibility of all parents, it is something we ought to do. the minister ofjustice will be taking all the necessary measures, obviously. the social network platforms have played a very conspicuous part in the events of the last

it is become much more so under emmanuel macron. popular public opinion, business people are not generally heroes in the way that they can be in the u.s.. elon musk has managed to transcend that. he had lunch with barnard a rnault. he is not a star like muska's. k is. they had to move it to a bigger venue so everybody could come see him. when musk agreed to take questions it was pandemonium in the halls. he really is like a rock star here. ed: he just retweeted that macron speech. more on the risks and rewards of using ai. how they plan to regulate this type of technology. we will be speaking about that with jennifer pahlka author of recoating america. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. i don't want you to move. okay, great. i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at

emmanuel macron's museum, compared to the recent developments in the west asian region, we are witnessing it. contact a 90-minute phone call with dr how do you evaluate the change of position of the french government regarding the developments in the region? in fact, it was a good point to mention iran and the support of the french to some protesters during the riots . for a minute, the president of our country, mr. mak, in this interview, said in a way from his shop that he is looking for interaction with iran, which he is, and you also made the last efforts to get elected in lebanon yesterday, and unfortunately, you failed, and a failure that led to nowhere in terms of psychology is also the cause of these external interventions in other countries, i know that by using leverage and saudi arabia in the political scene, i will say goodbye to our wishes. i want to inform you that in the international field, during this trip, the minister of internal affairs and the minister of health of the zionist regime will visit several officials of the zionist regime in the maghreb. it's been two year

in a phone call to emmanuel macron , he considered the wrong calculations of some european governments about the iranian nation as a result of these governments being caught in the trap of false information by separatist terrorist groups and vice presidents, and emphasized on avoiding interference in internal affairs and respecting the principle of national sovereignty. the president also referred to the cooperation between iran and the iaea and the repeated emphasis of the international atomic energy agency reminded iran's adherence to legal obligations and emphasized the avoidance of non-constructive politics and traps in the sanctions lifting negotiations . examining ways to develop bilateral relations and developments in the region as well as the war in ukraine is another advantage. this conversation was the intersection of the islamic republic of iran's opposition to the war and said that the best solution to this issue is not. in this phone call, the president of france also emphasized that his country is looking for interaction with the islamic republic of iran and continued the

and damaged government buildings after previous nights of clashes ex, with friends as president, emmanuel. i'm a chrome called absolutely unjustifiable. but the president has so far refused about demands from right wing politicians to impose a state of emergency in france. a thousands of people joins of march to remember 17 year old. the hell am and called for justice for his killing. the rally was led by his mother for many activists and members of ethnic minority communities across france. the real problem is harsh policing tactics. to side trust the police, but many things. but there is an increase in the number of demons for no good reason. i'm not shouldn't happen and we just have to be safe in that country. we pay i taxes, we have a right to be here. it come. do you remember when i bought what you call, just kill someone for no reason. racism within the police kill way too many of them embrace fall right idea. so this has to start from the what you have left has to be that way. step after another night of anger, leaves neighborhoods destroyed. many in france are asking what can be d