the question is will it be enough for air france.ting for the details of what the dutch will do in the netherlands to make sure that happens. air france bouncing back today. a bit more positivity surrounding the vaccine rollout story. then we come to the football story. more about this in just a moment. juventus up 17%. the italian class breaking with the champions league. the spanish club doing it as well. six u.k. clubs are with the friends and the germans -- with the french and the germans not going for it. juventus reaping the rewards. is it going to provide more stability? is it a negotiating tactic? there are so many unanswered questions about what will happen. this is the biggest split in european football since the 1950's. alix: i will understand it by the end of the block. alex webb of bloomberg opinion has been following the story. you need to dumb it down for me. what are the takeaways i need to have from this? alex: sports and football operates completely differently from the u.s.. all of these leagues have a set, prime n

the european commission has approved a 4 billion euro rescue plan for air france klm, aimed at strengtheningrriers balance sheet and the conversion of government loans into hybrid bonds, and raising fresh equity. joining us from france, how important is this plan for the airline? is it a necessity? >> it is a necessity given the impact of the covid crisis on air france and the travel industry. last year the airlines benefited from 10 billion euros in direct loans. as much as 3 billion of existing loans will be basically converted into a permanent loan. air france, the french arm of air france klm, will receive up to one billion euros a fresh capital injection. the french stake will raise to nearly 30%, but the european commission asked air france like it did with lift anza -- left lufthansa. the french government has one condition that these loans do not go to airlines not respecting the fiscal rules. they do not want this to go to ryanair. matt: we watched some video of serious disinfection going on on the planes. what is the vaccine rollout like in france, and how much time will this ale o

the phone company can't turn around and sell the fact that i was calling air france to some operator in paris. but if i use the same deficient ice on the same network to go online to the air france website, they can turn around and sell that information. and so what we were saying was, it just needs to be comity between using this device for one purpose and another and it needs to start with protecting the privacy as an aformtive act and not come in and let's see if i can opt it or choosing this tool or that tool. unfortunately 67 days into the trump congress repealed this and fascinating thing as you know is that the internet companies by now going around saying we need to privacy rules. facebook has a multi muscleion saying we need to have rules to regulate things on privacy and facebook that convinced the trump administration and republican congress that they needed to repeal privacy rules. >> the government has yet to name a permanent chair to the f.c.c. month should at the name to the chair and what do you think we need as a leader for the f.c.c.? >> that is decision that presid

at air france. we do have 17 unions at air france, a very complex structure, a lot of progress.nuing. shery: air france ceo speaking with bloomberg. coming up next, u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen outlines plans to fight climate change. we will look at why her remarks might see tension with the republican lawmakers. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: u.s. treasury sec. janet yellen says financial institutions will be encouraged to align their portfolios and strategy when the paris agreements, limiting global warming. they also link tax policy with climate related objectives. >> president biden is focused on the u.s. climate agenda. he is going to be proposing a package of infrastructure and climate change investments. shery: an exclusive interview with bloomberg, u.s. environmental protection agency administrator michael regan also said that the environmental protection can actually coexist. >> i believe that is a false option to choose between economic development and prosperity and environmental protection. i don't believe we have to sacrifice anyone sitting at the table, nor do

guy: air france klm group ceo ben smith speaking to bloomberg's francine lacqua a little earlier todaythe u.k. air industry calling on the british government for a travel corridor with the united states. you don't often see british airways and virgin atlantic sat side-by-side, but today that happens. it is a critical route, the north atlantic, to returning these airlines to profitability. joining us is virgin atlantic ceo shai weiss. let's talk a bit about what is going on here. boris johnson speaking yesterday said, and a kind of completely noncommittal way, that basically, non-essential travel is banned until may 17. you want to reopen the north atlantic possibly as soon as one month from now. how realistic an option do you think that is? shai: first of all, i want to emphasize we are sticking to the dates the prime minister outlined. what we want to see is a greater commitment to certainty, just as every other element of the economy here in the u.k. and the u.s. has benefited from. airlines need certainty, and most important lee, our consumers and businesses that rely on internation

let's say i call air france to make a reservation. phone company can't turn around and sell the fact that i was calling air france to some tour operator in paris. but if i used this same device on the same network to go online to the air france website, they can turn around and sell that information. so what we were saying was, they just needs to be parody between this device for one purpose and another and it needs to start with protecting the privacy as an affirmative act, not as an time and later on and see if i can fix about by opting out or choosing this tool or that tool. unfortunately, 67 days into the trump administration congress passed the congressional review act which repealed this, and the fascinating thing as you know is that the internet companies are now going around saying we need to have some privacy rules. facebook has a multimillion dollars you can't escape it campaign saying we need to have rules to regulate the internet of things like privacy, yet it with facebook and the networks together that convinced the trum

guy: that was the air france kaelin ceo speaking a little earlier today -- air france klm ceo speakingier today. going us now is the air lease ceo john plueger. 10 years since it became a public company. congratulations on that milestone. carriers in the u.s., carriers in europe starting to sound a little more optimistic. we are still trying to figure out what happens next with the virus. do we get variants? will we be able to reopen borders? what kind of demand are you seeing? john: certainly in the u.s., i think we are going to have a fairly strong summer. you have seen for example delta late last week signaling that the worst of the pandemic they think is over. you have seen american airlines increasing its flight frequencies and the size of aircraft to certain destinations. so certainly i think we are looking to have a fairly robust recovery over the summer season. europe is a little more questionable this time. there has been a resurgence there. there's still issues on border restrictions and that kind of thing. but we do think over time and over the course of the summer, we will

the french government has tightened its grip over air france klm and increased its stake to three timesrlands. this upset a politically sensitive equilibrium. both france and the netherlands owned about 14% before. anna: thank you very much, laura wright. let's talk about technology. ibm beating estimates on demand for its cloud services. sales increased as they focused on ai and the cloud to revive growth. netflix reports earnings after the bell in the u.s. today. it may have a hard time competing with its own record, first quarter 2020 but forecast to add text million new subscribers. janet mui, director of investment, brewin dolphin is still with us. that is a nice chart around netflix that highlights the challenges businesses will face when you did so well in the second quarter of last year based on people staying at home. it will be difficult on comparisons to keep up with that if we see slow reopening. how concerned are you about tech? janet: in terms of the tech sector, we think it will underperform relative to commodities which are more exposed to reopening trade. we feel about

france will give 4000000000 euros in aid to air france calum to try and keep the company aloft during the pandemic that will double the french government stake in the carrier to almost 30 percent make it the airline's biggest shareholder u.s. authorities have approved the move. google will stop using software from oracle to manage its internal finances it is switching to germany's software giant s a p that's a blow to the silicon valley based software giant google's decision isn't thought to be tied to its long running legal battle with oracle s a p shares rose more than 4 percent on the news. to key credit suisse executives are leaving amid the meltdown of the american arcade goes hedge fund the swiss bank was invested in that drastic action comes as the lender of a $4700000000.00 loss from the implosion. well facial recognition technology has made contact less payment easier and russian supermarkets but there are activists warn against trading privacy for. your ear shadow by shopping and moscow cash cards and cell phones so yesterday today is a blink of a camera lens is all it takes

france will give 4000000000 euros in aid to air france scaled them to try and keep the company aloft during the pandemic that will double the french government stake in the carrier to almost 30 percent making it the airline's biggest shareholder authorities have approved the move. to key credit suisse executives are leaving amid the meltdown of the american market goes hedge fund the swiss bank was invested in drastic action calms as a lender of a $4700000000.00 loss from the implosion. facial recognition technology has they'd contactless payment easier and russian supermarkets but there are activists warn against trading privacy for 8 w.'s. went shopping in moscow. cash cards and cell phones so yesterday today is the blink of a camera lens is all it takes until the top is paid to face i did acknowledge it is now operating in around 50 of the x. 5 retail groups markets. we want to make it convenient for customers they save time and don't need to get out their phone a wallet just press a button the system their face and they can go. through. cell far facial recognition payment is only

the french government has come to the rescue of air france klm.e 4.7 million dollars as part of recapitalization plan and raise its stake in the airline up to 30%. the aide will go to air france klm but will benefit only the french unit the netherlands continuing to talk on a plane of its own. bp -- the london-based energy company says it has already achieved its $35 million net debt target, the threshold it set for buybacks. 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. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is very difficult to have a mass gathering like this with less than 20% of your population vaccinated, which is the case with texas. you wonder with the prevalence of the disease in the community, if this will lead to transmission events and super-spreader events and put contact tracers underwater because they have so many cases to track. tom: johns hopkins university. an exceptionally strong to have conversations on the pandemic. the doc

currently most international flights are severely restricted due to the french government to bail out air france last year with 4000000000 euros of support the country's industry minister says they need to find the right balance. we know that aviation is a contributor to carbon dioxide and because of climate change we must reduce emissions equally we must support our companies and not let them fall by the wayside. we spoke earlier with aviation consultant cheviot to film on he thinks any effort to cut the mastic flights would harm travelers especially those living far from the big cities we feel weak there's just answered always we can and then don't you manage to feel how heavy it will be what a burden on the ship so there are the big allies like ethanol that we suffer because it will lose hundreds of thousands of passengers and for example lots of people in the south of france on boat do you know for example they don't go to paris they just make it also it's just a chance they just used there is that and the goodwill york they go to those they go somewhere else of course if we are not able to

frances mcdormand. for more, had to bloomberg.com/screen time. global news, 24 hours a day, on airnd at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna: thank you very much. it is a big week for earnings. tesla results drop in the united states. tomorrow we get figures from hsbc and alphabet. we are joined now by an investment manager at dan's european equity team. your expectations or your assessment so far i've where we have been on the earnings season? it is interesting you have been talking about the strength of the earnings stories, but perhaps a lack of positive price response in share prices. where is that most acute? >> it seems to be a case of travel and arrive. we are early into the european earnings reporting. about 13% or so of companies have reported which compares to one in every five in the u.s.. there were some sectors where expectations were more elevated than others. shareprice reactions have been more muted. i would count financials as well as cyclical sectors among these where again b

the french government has strengthened its grip over air france—klm, using a new share issue to increasetherlands. the struggling airline raised 1.04 billion euros, taking france's holding to 28.6%. china eastern airlines emerged from the sale while the dutch state was diluted to 9.3%. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: listen up! facebook announces new products and it's all about audio. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. choir singing one of the most successful singer—song writers of all time, the american pop star prince has died at the age of 57. i was — it's hard to believe it. i didn't believe it. we just — he was just here saturday. for millions of americans, j the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has i meant conflicting emotions. a national day of mourning next wednesday, sitting somehow. uneasily with the abiding i memories of the shame of watergate. and lift off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space tel

bloomberg understands the board of air france has approved and a package aimed at strengthening the indebted sheet. it is said to include the comfort -- conversion of government loans into hybrid bonds and raising -- -- as the pandemic sire travel collapse. -- saw air travel collapse. 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. manus: thank you very much. laura wright. coming up, we continue our conversation with nouriel roubini, and what he thinks about bitcoin. has he updated his view? we will get the latest updates on the view from nouriel roubini on bitcoin. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> president biden's proposals announced last week because for bold domestic action, including to raise the u.s. minimum tax rate and rendered international engagement -- renewed international again june. we are working with -- engagement. we are working to agree to a global corporate tax rate that can stop the race to the bottom. i am very hopeful that because of the steps we are taking, incl

france will give 4000000000 euros in aid to air france scaled them to try and keep the company aloft during the pandemic that will double the french government stake in the carrier to almost 30 percent making it the airline's biggest shareholder authorities approve the move. to key credit suisse executives are leaving amid the meltdown of the american arcade goes hedge fund the swiss bank was invested in drastic action kongs as the lender of a $4700000000.00 loss from the implosion. facial recognition technology has made contact list payment easier and russian supermarkets but there are activists warn against trading privacy for the w.'s. went shopping in moscow. cash cards and cell phones so yesterday today is a blink of a camera lens is all it takes and the tap is paid to face i did acknowledge it is now operating in around 50 of the x. 5 retail groups moscow supermarkets just look at him and his ilk through their mobile we want to make it convenient for customers they save time and don't need to get out their phone a wallet just press a button the system reach their face and they

i think the things in the investment grade space, there's some left, but your air france klm, i thinkhey are challenged. i would really question, if you get a green chancellor in germany, would you want to be lufthansa? i thing it's going to be very hard for them. alix: got to leave it there. an airline credit analyst? we've got to talk about that. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: we are about to take you into the european equity market close. banks and travel and leisure stocks both under pressure. talking of which, johann lundgren, the easyjet ceo, will be joining us very shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: the prime minister of india making headlines, saying india is fighting a fight against coronavirus. he says there are many parts of india seeing a rise in oxygen demand. hospitals are working to boost the number of beds. trying to get more to help with the rising case count. he is also saying there's a federal vaccine program that will give shots to the poor and you can still get them free at local hospitals. many hospital aids have been fully activated. this as modi is taking heat for

virgin atlantic works in a joint venture with delta and air france klm.ty to connect to flights across the united states is a major element. from london going east and south as well. let them come in. we will take them extremely seriously. our job is to make their lives difficult, and provide a level of service that our customers are accustomed to. guy: i will be talking to jetblue's chief operating officer tomorrow. that was shai weiss, virgin atlantic ceo. it is interesting. a number of airlines have told me over the last few days they see their business classes being filled up with basically people wanting to go on holiday. they have saved a lot of money and now that the leisure market starts to reopen, that is what will fill that. it will not be a higher price. there are going to be opportunities to go on nice holidays and sit on a decent seat. alix: wasn't it united that announced flights to iceland, croatia, and somewhere else, three regions where they have never flown before because they feel it is a safe court order to do that? other airlines have

air france is reopening trade, it is a travel and leisure sector, yet that stock is finishing up 5%.ue almost one billion euros for a capital increase, they can also enlarge it to 1.1 billion euros. we knew this was always going to happen. we are going to have airlines raise more capital. the dutch not going to participate in that. talking about reopening versus stay-at-home. deliveroo doing pretty well. that still up 5%. other companies like the hearing aid supply company -- and a shop that owns and operates online pharmacies doing well in addition to the stay-at-home. portier drugs, order your foods. -- order your drugs, ordered were foods. credit suisse down. reporting they will be cutting bonuses as they try to conserve capital as they deal with the archegos fallout. let's get more into credit suisse. sonali basak is joining us now. the bonus story, surprised? sonali: not so much. it is disappointing for the people who work there because they would've been a banner corner -- a banner quarter if not for archegos. could come back later this year if performance were to turn around,

the french government has come to the rescue of air france klm and will give the carrier up to 4.7 billionpart of a recapitalization plan. in return, france will raise its stakes in the airline to up to 30%. it will benefit only the french unit. the netherlands is continuing talks of its own to refinance klm. that is your latest business flash. guy: the issue with that is dutch elections are very much getting in the way at the moment. we don't have a government, so we can't bid a -- we can't get a rescue package together. we will speak to shea weiss -- to shai weiss, fred handel antic ceo -- virgin atlantic ceo. we will speak to seema shah as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ [ sigh ] not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. ♪ ♪ the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches, which is 25 to 60% lower than some leading competitors. the bath fills and drains quickly,

air france kalen is close to receiving more aid to prop it up during the pandemic that's according torench finance minister bruno nair without mentioning what the refinancing deal would be worth the airline has already received over 10000000000 euros in government backed loans to shore up its finances amid a massive drop in passenger numbers. for us national labor relations board has a term and that amazon dot com legally retaliated against 2 of its internal critics when it fired them last year the new york times reports the 2 have always hailed the decision as a moral victory. it's the end of an era for south korean electronics giant g. the manufacturer says it will close its loss making mobile unit by the end of july l.g. calls the move a strategic decision to exit the incredibly competitive phone sector now dominated by apple samsung and chinese brands. now it just may go back 1500 years but the award winning that series the queen's gambit has caused a more recent surge of interest in the game worldwide the lock down friendly board game gained millions of new fans and chess sets ar

fronts will give 4000000000 euros in aid to air france k. alarm to try and keep the company aloft during the pandemic that will double the french government stake in the carrier to almost 30 percent make it the airline's biggest shareholder u.s. authorities have approved the move. google will stop using software from oracle to manage its internal finances it is switching to germany's software giant s a p that's a blow to the silicon valley based software giant google's decision isn't thought to be tied to its long running legal battle with oracle isapi shares rose of more than 4 percent on the news. 2 key credit suisse executives are leaving amid the meltdown of the american arcade goes hedge fund the swiss bank was invested in that drastic action as the lender of a $4700000000.00 loss from the implosion. well facial recognition technology has made contactless payment easier in russian supermarkets but there the activists warn against trading privacy for get away with your ear shadow by shopping in moscow cash cards and cell phones so yester

air france scale is close to receiving more aid to prop it up during the pandemic that's according to french finance minister pranab mer without mentioning what the refinancing deal would be worth the airline has already received over 10000000000 euros in government backed loans to shore up its finances amid a massive drop in passenger numbers. for you us national labor relations board has a term and that amazon dot com illegally retaliated against 2 of its internal critics when it fired them last year the new york times reports the 2 have lawyers hailed the decision as a moral victory. it's the end of an ear off for south korean electronics giant g. the manufacturer says it will close its loss making mobile unit by the end of july l.g. calls the move a strategic decision to exit the incredibly competitive phone sector now dominated by apple samsung and chinese brands. now it just may go back 1500 years but the award winning that series the queen's gambit has caused a more recent surge of interest in the game worldwide the lock down friendly board game gained millions of new fans and

dave, we air france coming by to. by the way. yes, you're right. we've got some of that fog. >> sneaking on in here and then a lot of tears. the high cloudiness. we talked a little bit about that too. now fog is not unusual to come ensure in the afternoon we get our afternoon breeze, but it's going to little muscle as we go forward into tuesday, you'll start feeling it dealing with the fog. now you'll feel tomorrow morning. really are real early birds east bay peninsula and out of the santa cruz mountains. of course that will mix out in the afternoon even though the winds will be out of the on shore direction all day. here's the return. we expect already by midnight into wednesday. now the winds were getting the evening breeze checking in the 20's over a lot of real estate. sure. and then as we get to tomorrow, quite active along the coast from ran and down to san francisco the peninsula as well. but the east bay will be affected. this will be a kind of synoptic driven on shore when other words, the big weather features doing it. not just our local

dani: eric -- air france and klm shares down nearly 3.5%. new equity coming to the market.e a euros and with that increase apply we are seeing prices drop. a lot of metal producers, another sector to keep and i on. norsk hydro is one of the biggest gainers on the stoxx 600. copper producers are also rising today. the big gainer is babcock. gaining 15%. a review of their balance sheet at jefferies says is a positive for the company simplifying things. take a look at the macro picture. all eyes on the 30 year yield ahead of the auction and inflation numbers. we will get the base fx. i also just want to put bitcoin up here considering we have the auction tomorrow. anna: thank you, dani burger for those macro themes in the market. coming up, back to german politics. her goals succession in disarray. we get the latest live from berlin. that conversation is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ total gym includes everything you need to get into the best shape of your life. for every body at any age. it works every muscle group, including your core, using your own body weight as resistance.

plenty of big names from the aviation world including the ceo of easyjet and air france, klm.♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. anna: welcome back to the european market open this monday morning. 30 minutes in to the session. european quitting markets taking modest gains. some of the best gains coming through from the paris market. competing factors. concerns around the virus and the level of cases particularly in india and brazil and the emergence of new variants. we are also near records in global stock markets. we see some haven bid. certainly in fx markets. that is the story around the yen. a lot of competing themes. let's have a look at the sector break down. european equity markets. overall not moving t

2009 he didn't do anything 2000 they got regularized and that his permission to stay in france and to sneak into. the air so there's nothing we can do there's no law that can protect this to happen i i do want to ask you that if there's no not to stop these things or from happening but how how confront to resolve this problem. that's so that's a big issue with that we're with on how we can resolve this issue we have a few earth friends. to be the president once said that if you ever at least men are a policewoman you should go to jail for more on the air and other one so if there's anything happen terrorism against police you should go to. jail for 50 years but these people who commit this crime they don't care about this law i mean they're ready to boast or even if they are 50 years it doesn't doesn't change anything for them so the only thing is to try to accept the muslim as a religious as a religious community here in france you give them some liberty of religion which they have but not to. contact them like they are terrorists i think that that's the 1st. i'm sure a lot of people do also the final t

noor and josephine were awarded significant civilian awards by france and england, of course noor's was tossed humanist. baker wore her french air force uniform to the march on washington in 1963 where she was one of the few women to speak from the podium. i think it is worth noting that these two women, noor and josephine, both women of color broke barriers resisting nazi -- ideology, it and ideology of racism and hatred, brought dedication to their adopted country and to the power of love, both of them believe very strongly in the power of love, and i think it is worth noting that they were immigrants to france who made an enormous difference, which is a lesson for our global community with the refugees and immigrantss= today -- immigrants today. edna: we have a question from a viewer who said that noor helped her service -- hope her service would aid in indian pride, did that help? -- did it help? prof. baer: sad to say, she was ignored in her country after many years -- after her death for many years. in the early 21st century, some recognition came through the indian government, but, hindu nationalism has prevented proper r

now we have cut off the cold supply the arctic air is no longer blowing having done its damage in the videos of france and there's no obvious movement of of cloud in from the north that has been for days and days if not weeks but it's a massive cloud here in eastern europe that's where rain is coming up snow possibly a little bit in western side of russia and snow up in norway and this is a telling wind so for most places we're up in the teens now which is a pleasant change was widespread showers and significant rain coming into portugal the temperatures come up but it won't stay that way look at copenhagen mike the calm the cold side you'll be right to think that we're now just 12 was staying down by 86 degrees by thursday that's more or less a night time tenchi jury in the day and the cold keeps spreading down through germany and poland reaches this line stretches through austria and up to the baltic states this is the cold air and they will make some progress down to vienna not surprisingly cold but colder than you might like however it's still better than it was a week ago in north africa the pict

the recent april frosts done damage the videos france and probably does save the vignettes of hungry because that cold air at his disco day is on its way east was not currently it's quite warm by day and by night in hungary in austria in fact much of eastern europe but that is about to change quite rapidly the culture and that's bringing these cold area means rain and snow not just the hard ground there mostly to stick on the higher ground but it's the cold nature of the year was rain will make it feel fairly miserable for most places now behind it it's slowly warming it's 12 degrees in london based on the 4 in zurich you'll notice and this is all progressing slowly eastward so don't expect to hang on to your 20 in sofia for example belgrade 15 down to 5 a 10 degree drop and he slowly recovers towards the end of the week this is the picture then for wednesday same progress vienna is actually warmed up a couple of degrees but you can see it's generally cold weather that runs up through poland as well and once again into the baltic states and the main story in africa is not so much the windy weather in the

they will allow use of air force planes of this delhi will import oxygen tanks from france.india is reporting oxygen concentrators and remdesivir and other essential equipment will help battle the worst hit so far back to you. >> thank you for that look of the situation in india the world is watching. thank you very much. >>> india matters to the global economy. india with a $3 trillion gdp 12% of the global supply chain and consumer and importer of oil. third biggest in the world investors are watching the situation closely. it is not just that. earnings also key for us here. so far, earnings that we have seen have been nothing short of spectacular. let's bring in gina sanchez. chief market strategist and cnbc contributor. everybody is wishing india the best as well and watching it from the human perspective and balancing out earnings do you feel the focus, overall, has shifted back to guidance and numbers because for a year -- by the way, obvious and rightful reasons -- we have been focused on the global pandemic >> yes in the united states, we are almost feeling we are ha

air. jenner in england painstakingly involved the vaccination, and a little girl was the first to wince at the sting of a vaccinaing needle. and pasteur in frances was the research that led to the study of contagious diseases. he proved that micro was at the root of contagious diseases and brought light to where there was darkness, hope where there had been none. and in germany they identified the dreaded germ of cholera. across the sea in america, walter reed and his colleagues sought to prove that the mosquito was the sole transmitter of yellow fever. they offered their lives and won. then in the course of the 19th century, the world underwent a striking change, gave birth to the industrial revolution, transformed man's way of life. men, women and children crowded into cities, became part of a vast machine deprived of fresh nourishment of the country, men's bodies became rusted, became more vulnerable to contagion. new means of transportation brought the world tight and close together, making it one tremendous and congested city. from a disease-infected zone, the traveler now became unwittingly a carrier of deadly germs. wherever he went, the

through sunday some heavy burst of rain there too good parts of france turning to snow as it moves across the alps and we'll see cooler air just tucking in behind so the arctic blast that's back in the mix as we go on through sunday central areas losey dry we will see more snow there croisset eastern side of . the street winds are still in play across the east side of the mediterranean just moving away from the far north east of africa 21 celsius in cairo on saturday 23 degrees here as we go on through sunday brought the skies coming back in showers across the far northwest with a chance of rain for northern areas of morocco and algeria. frank assessments the world is on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure is that a fair assessment you can be catastrophic. to twice. informed opinions should we be buying bit coy ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story. welcome back you're watching out the syria time to recap our headlines now there are reports more than 60 people were killed by security forces

into a 7 by the time becomes a sad state as that cold air will continue for a little further south with wetter weather coming in across much of france in the low countries much of west you see some pretty weather wet weather as we go on through the next couple of days and some of that whether it will also affect the phone north of morocco a chance of one of 2 showers for an all in algeria. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy impacts all of our issues you're putting more money into the hands of someone 1st taking money out of the hands of other workers their own goes to their camp it becomes us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line the big questions on out is the. play an important role. ringback to move. the world. bottom back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap those headlines now talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal all set to resume in vienna president joe biden says he's ready to lift sanctions but 1st washington wants iran to return to the full limits and posed on its nuclear program voting is underway in djibouti years president th

air. "early today" starts right now good morning i'm phillip mena >> glad you could be with us i'm frances rivera out of texas a massive manhunt is under way for a former sheriff's detective suspected of gunning down three people in washington ali vitali has the latest on the search. >> reporter: a manhunt in austin, texas. >> active shooter incident. >> reporter: three dead and the gunman still on the run. the shooter opening fire just before noon. >> this is not an active shooter situation. we are not calling it that at this point this appears to be domestic incident, and the victims were all known to our suspect and so at this point, we do not think that this individual is out targeting random people to shoot them >> reporter: the suspect police say 41-year-old stephen broderick, a former travis county sheriffs detective. police urging austin residents to check on their neighbors and stay vigilant. >> he is still at large. we do think that he is armed, and he is very much dangerous. >> reporter: as law enforcement race to find the suspect, canvassing from above and on the ground unsure

nomadland also one best picture and frances mcdormand was named best actress. global news 24 hours a day, on airnd on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> is a human rights and human health catastrophe to have this many cases and deaths in the potential of suffering in india is staggering. if you think about the situation where they do not have oxygen, it is a compelling the world to jump in to help and to think about the importance of making sure they get the resources they need. tom: these have become very serious conversations. lisa, i, and john, it has become so difficult to speak about this pandemic. with her expertise in microbiology from the university of washington, deborah fuller joins us. we say good morning to all of you. i have to go back to our history. if we go back to the perfect child killer diphtheria, it was 1910. improvement in 1920. 30 years out to the advent of world war ii, where we finally figured out how to eliminate diphtheria. should we be using that timeline wit

you are willing to sacrifice to save the world air travel is a major contributor to climate change somebody told us to give it up i now agree maryn france has told kids to flood about flying. j. young environmentalist matter of the french city of what ca one. has said that kids should give up their dream of flying in france of all places the oh you were mad bus the birthplace of the creator of the little prince i'm trying to son to visit that leave. who is 31 years old has said and i quote we must protect the children from some dreams sadly aviation must no longer be parts of the dreams of the children of today and then she went and slashed government funding through the local flight clubs in her area because in her opinion government money shouldn't be spent on a sport that has a carbon footprint so i'm off to meet a flight instructor and examiner. to find out what he thinks about the idea of stuffing flying in this french madness french politician has said children shouldn't even dream of fly. what do you think about that as a as an idea but some point in the future it might be but for the pacific future it's just people. without god

you willing to sacrifice to save the world's air travel is a major contributor to climate change somebody told us to give it up i mean our green mare in france has told kids to flood about flying. their young environmentalist mare of the french city of what ca one. has said that kids should give up their dream of flying in france of all places the oh you are mad boss the birthplace of the creator of the little prince i'm trying to scientists you better leave leo in all alone call noise who is 31 years old has said and i quote we must protect the children from some dreams sadly aviation must no longer be parts of the dreams of the children of today and then she went and slashed government funding through the local flight clubs in her area because in her opinion government money shouldn't be spent on a sport that has a carbon footprint so i'm off to meet a flight instructor and examiner edge to find out what he thinks about the idea of stuffing flying in this french madness french politician has said children shouldn't even dream of. what do you think about that as a as an idea but some point in the future it might be relevant but for the paci

now we have cut off the cold supply the arctic air is no longer blowing having done its damage in the videos of france and there's no obvious movement of of cloud in from the north that has been for days and days if not weeks but as a massive cloud here in eastern europe that's where rain is coming up snow possibly a little bit in western side of russia and snow up in norway and this is a telling when so far was most places were up in the teens now which is a pleasant change was widespread showers and significant rain coming into portugal the temperatures come up but it won't stay that way look at copenhagen marked the calm the cold side you are right to think that we're now just 12 was staying down by 86 degrees by thursday that's more or less a night time tension jury in the day and the cold keeps spreading down through germany and poland reaches this line stretches through austria and up to the baltic states this is the cold air and they will make some progress down to vienna not surprisingly cold but colder than you might like however it's still better than it was a week ago in north africa the pi

before, france and the netherlands aren't about 14% -- owned about 14%. global news, 24 hours a day, on airquicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. annmarie: just ahead, india has the world's fastest-growing covid caseload. the country of nearly 1.4 billion people battles rising infections and a health care system under strain. we will get a live report on the latest from mumbai. ♪ manus: it is "daybreak europe." let's get the latest from india, battling the world's fastest-growing covid caseload. the country of nearly 1.4 billion people facing soaring infections, health care system under strain, india reporting a quarter of a million new cases and more than 1700 deaths. let's get to our mumbai bureau chief. thank you for joining us. what is different about this wave of the virus? i have seen worlds like parabolic used. >> this seems more virulent. india is reporting more than 250,000 new infections every day. there is speculation we might be battling a new mutant variant. india has not sequenced enough to know