angela: this is an extraordinary moment. i have never experienced anything like the conditions we are currently experiencing, the conjununcture createdd by the covid-19 pandndemic and the recogngnition of the systemic racism that has been rendered visisibe under these conditions because of ththe disproroportionate deats in black and l latinx communities. and this is a momement i don't know whether i ever expected to experience. when the protests began, of course, around the murder of george floyd and breonna taylor and ahmaud arbery and tony mcdade and many others who have lost their lives to racist state violence and vigilante violence, when these protests erupted, i remembered something that i've said many times to encourage activists, who often feel that the work that they do is not leading to tangible results. i often ask them to consider the very long trajectory of black struggles. and what has been most important is the forging of legacies, the new arenas of struggle that can be handed down to younger generations. but

angela? >> i'm sorry.id not hear that. >> trace: i was talking about your father-in-law, the flag, the picture on the truck and i wanted you to explain it. it's big it's been hard times with the covid. my husband and my family, we did lose someone very, very close to us during this time. not being able to have the proper burial service and saying goodbye to him in the hospital has been very, very tough on this family. in the end, i support everybody out there that's fighting this battle and in the end hopefully we can all stan stand together. >> trace: lieutenant sutton, i want you to know. you think it's going to grow because of this? you feel encouraged by this push? >> absolutely, absolutely. the courage angela and her team have shown in supporting wounded blue and law enforcement across this country is truly something that's very heartening to me personally and professionally. for anybody that wants to know more about us, we are the wounded blue.org. thewoundedblue.org. we are assisting disabled and in

can we say tonight that markus soder is angela -- angela merkel's handpicked successor?elinda: no, we cannot say that. she made that very clear today, saying she was not going to be anointing a successor and passing over another question that tried it drill deeper on that. she had a handpicked successor. that was the current defense minister. that didn't work out too well. i think she is going to be very careful to play her cards close to her chest. brent: what are you hearing from your sources and bavaria? how likely is soder to throw in his name into the ring? melinda: the name is in the ring anyway. he often says oh, his places and bavaria and that is where he wants to stay. but at the same time, he says things like, i can't help the fact that people are talking about me. i think what is going on is a wait and see game where he wants to see whether the party, the christian democrats and the christian social unit, whether they stay strong in the polls. if so, i think he likely will become the candidate. if not, he may decide to wait another 4, 5 years and then try his

liz: angela walker, our vice presidential nominee. angela: this is absolutely massive. greetings to everybody, i am from the land that originally belonged to the pd nation in south carolina. massive, massive, massive thing that just happened. i want to thank all of you delegates who stood with howie and i and cast your votes for us. it's not a small thing. we thank you, and i personally thank you for your trust and he will probably reiterate that. and i want you to know that i support with my whole soul. you towant to say thank the socialist party of the usa for helping them make the red/green alliance that we had so many years ago. it is pretty amazing. i want to think our brilliant .ampaign manager i want to think my wonderful assistant ashley, and a huge, toe thank you, huge big ups all of our folks on our campaign team. y'all are amazing, y'all are hustlers, thank y'all for making -- for doing all of this and what you have done so that this campaign has gotten to this point. i want to think all of you who have showed up for us in various different ways, whether it w

>> well, i think that someone like angela davis who suggests that one was completely irresponsible, it'sot one you wanted any president regardless of party, you want someone who has principles and will stick to them to make decisions on behalf of of the united states. and to fulfill their oath of office and lead us in times of crisis. what you had this week is joe biden continuing to deal with the progressive wing of his base, instead of reaching out. in addition, talking about climate change in the middle of a pandemic and an economic recession seems to be a wasted opportunity and i would say the same thing about the trump campaign as well or the trump white house talking a lot about culture war issues rather than the two issues that are top of mind for most people. energy is the backbone of the economy, joe biden will probably have some problems especially in states that he really needs to win like pennsylvania because these issues really matter. people who work in the energy industry absolutely vote on the contrast could not be more clear between the candidates on this particular issu

he made the comments in a call with angela merkel.egotiations are start. -- stalled on key questions. 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. matt: asian stocks, mixed. chinese stocks putting up some strength. european and u.s. futures are retreating as concerns linger over the economic impact of the coronavirus. let's get into the markets right now with laura cooper. especially on a day when we are 3%king about hsbc being down and the possibility of the u.s. trying to rex the hong kong dollar peg, why are chinese markets doing well? laura: at this stage, it's more a case of words rather than action. proposals will not materialize. there's a number of reasons for this. first, the technical difficulties of reaching an arrangement with the hong kong monetary authority. if we go to previous episodes, 1997 with speculator kong selling, the hong authority is a powerful force in maintaining that. fact that the hong kong monetary authori

mention of the welcome back if you're just joining us you've seen a german chancellor angela merkel there addressing the european parliament as germany's and taking over the rotating you council presidency we heard chancellor merkel talking about the shared values and every listen to the commission president from the line of finance. we truly look forward to the beginning of the german council presidency you don't choose council presidencies of course they are allocated a strict road. germany has it during the times that with challenges that nobody could predict these expectations of german the german presidency are high but that is a positive thing because it means that we place our trust in. ladies and gentlemen the credit crisis has caused so many things into question on the economic side for the social side. and so many things that we have been taking for granted the way we perceive ourselves and the way we perceive the relationship with us for all of this takes place against a backdrop when the structures that have existed for so long become making. gradually fragile. we are called u

whether grants or loans should be given to help the hardest hit member nations germany's chancellor angela merkel is presiding over the summit and she has admitted that finding a compromise will be tricky. mastodon gloves off european leaders are back in brussels for the 1st time since the beginning of the current crisis with the bloc's finances at the top of the agenda council presidential michelle expects the gauche ations to be exceptionally tough a lot is at stake the security system could you see that i know it will be very difficult because it's not only about money it's a question of the future of europe if you want a stronger more stable euro hope for certainly the whole bush to michelle has put a financial package on the table to help the e.u. economy get back on its feet in addition to the 7 year e.u. budget of more than a trillion euros michelle has proposed a recovery fund of 750000000000 euros in loans and grants. money for this fund will be bored by the e.u. on financial markets and directed toward countries hit hardest by the crisis such as spain italy and greece what's driv

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german chancellor angela merkel has called on the. night and emerge stronger from its greatest ever challenge a coronavirus pandemic. brussels to mark the beginning of germany's 6 month presidency of the european council with the e.u. in crisis mode. masks hand gestures and rather awkward head nodding have taken the place of handshakes german chancellor angela merkel's 1st trip abroad since the corona virus outbreak was marked by new pandemic etiquette as europe confronts an unprecedented threat already over 100000 european lives have been lost to the virus and alongside growing debt and unemployment the continent to seeing a marked rise in populism. this in for the pandemic can't be fought with lies and dissent from asian human nor with hatred and agitation fact denying populism is being shown its limits thank. you for the top priority of the german presidency is to ensure that europe emerges from the crisis united by just short term stabilisation of europe will not be enough we also want to europe that offers hope in a while but us

fund and i'm still help the bloc deal with the economic impact of the coronavirus german chancellor angela merkel is chairing the talks as germany is currently holding the e.u.'s rotating presidency she's admitted that finding a compromise why not be easy the e.u. is divided on how to assist those hardest hit by the pandemic. i'm a just sticking point continues to be a want to grey member states should share the debt burden the idea that the a you could mutual eyes debts meaning that they could borrow money as a bloc instead of individual nations has some members digging in their heels all before we go to brussels to talk to our correspondent let's take a look at italy where the industrial north has been hit especially hard by the coronavirus and the country was already heavily in debt before. masks on gloves off european leaders are back in brussels for the 1st time since the beginning of the current crisis with the bloc's finances at the top of the agenda council presidential michele expects negotiations to be exceptionally tough a lot is at stake the security system could you see that i

chancellor angela merkel and commission president for life on the line know and trust each other but it's the rest of the e.u. ok with 2 german to the top we go to it's really a question to both presidents it's a coincidence that 2 very powerful german women elite these negotiations about the recovery fund and you know each other a row is that helpful or is it a hindrance with respect to the other $26.00 they may be afraid of too much germany . that's why i've got we're talking about 2 dedicated europeans that's what's more important here but of course i can't forget my german interests i guess that's a safe and i'm very pleased it's 2 women in germany they had never seen a female chancellor before me had europe there's never been a female commission president and in the past 2 men of always managed with microsoft now we have 2 women have to handle it and i'm confident that we can do it right. the list of challenges is long combating the impact of the corona crisis tops the agenda for chancellor angela merkel together with french president emmanuel mccaughan she will try to push thro

with the aim of steering the blogs back to the economies out of the coronavirus crisis chancellor angela merkel is pushing for a massive aid package to repairing damage caused by the pandemic. hello i'm kristie want to welcome to the program the use of hong kong has made the 1st arrest since a controversial new security law imposed by beijing came into force as thousands of people defiled a public plan to protest the mole forces responded with water cannon and tear gas taking hundreds of demonstrators into. and the new law the simple act of publicly displayed a pro independence banner also that has become a criminal offense. despite the new law and a ban on holding marches during the corona pandemic hundreds of protesters showed up. after a short warning it just took minutes for the police to roll into action. one protester was arrested for holding the hong kong independence flag dozens more were arrested later at a news conference pro-democracy law makers found themselves in a dishonest situation now not allowed to speak english or dress the media. i usually say a few words of english t

on now in her final term as chancellor angela merkel also faces a personal challenge the next 6 months are potentially the greatest but almost certainly the last opportunity to shape her legacy pangle america had grand plans for her final performance as european leader but then came corona since the pandemic started she's used every opportunity to stress what she's up against over the coming months depending me if the pandemic with its economic downturn is the largest challenge in europe's history the. biggest crisis in the history of the european union because it's. new but it's not an exaggeration to say that we're facing the largest economic challenge in the history of the e.u. . depending on how she navigates europe's coronavirus recovery political circles not just here in berlin will be redrafting her entry into the history books. with a no nonsense no cheerleading just get it done the response both inside germany and across europe both for health care leadership and her economic leadership has made clear that angola merkel is the leader that germany and europe needs right now not

is this an opportunity as angela merkel said in the press conference?nse that we are having a joint effort put together, joint debt to actually pursuejoint objectives, so it is notjust everybody do whatever they want with the money but we have to put this money and service of the common goals, so once again for me it is good news. it is not actually very new because there has been the same principle before, the money comes earmarked with objectives and spending targets, so that is not a big issue, it is actually very good news because it creates a sort of common purpose for these investments, a european target. 0n the other hand, i would say it averted the idea of linking, at least from the details and seeing on the press because i'm discovering these together with you, we averted the risk of having other type of conditions like macroeconomic conditions. these things would actually not make any sense in the present context. ok, great to get your perspective on the steel that has been signed in the last hour or has been signed in the last hourorso, we ha

i am still thinking about your interview with angela rye. so much of what we said is so on point and i hope everybody had a chance to watch it except for the fact about you blocking people's fathers. >> i don't know why she spread that slander. but i will tell you what -- >> truth everywhere else. >> i love the lesson she got from her father. don't say slave, say enslaved person.

angela merkel wants a quick deal. can she get it?e, that is question, the reason why she is here today, speaking before the european parliament to pitch the , 750 billionhis euros of which will be handed out. she will repeat the same arguments she has been repeating for weeks, the fact that this recovery fund will help to kickstart the economic growth in the european union but also protect the single market. you can look at this as a gesture from angela merkel. ultimately this is a country that -- that is what angela merkel has been stressing at this point. whether we get a deal next week in the european summit will depend in many ways on the frugal four, in particular the dutch prime minister, who is playing hardball and it is paying off in polls. he is doing well at this point. if you look at the european commission, they argue a quick deal will be good for the european economy. there could be serious divergence in the economy, a two-tier recovery, if we don't get a quick one done. but it is not guaranteed that we will get a deal n

so, angela, how did you learn that kim was in the hospital?> our secretary called us sunday morning. that she had gotten a phone call from kim's husband jesse, that she had been hospitalized. that they were testing her for covid-19, and that she was going to be placed on a ventilator. >> hmm. i understand that the two of you, angela, also, came down with the virus. what has that been like? >> it's been rough. at first, mine was pretty light and easy. but after about two weeks, it started getting rougher. fever. cough. that kind -- body aches started coming on. i'm at week four, and i'm still -- have the cough and sometimes some fatigue. >> and what about you, jenna? >> my symptoms came in, with fatigue being first. that week, after we learned kim was hospitalized and after we were tested, on the 15th, for covid, my symptoms started creeping in as -- as a cough. i mean, excuse me, as fatigue. and then, a cough set in. but it wasn't until that friday, when my fever kicked in, that it -- it got really bad. and i was like that for almost two weeks

i can hear angela merkel currently speaking. we will bring that to you as soon as we can.ussels. up next, silver could be propelled to multi-year highs as the worry of missteps in monetary policy increases interest in precious metal. that is the view of our bloomberg markets live editor. we will stay across everything developing in brussels as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." justean equity markets are falling into negative territory on the stoxx 600. as we hear from angela merkel heading into the summit, she says the differences are very big. she refers back to one of the previous meetings. we cannot say if we will find a compromise this time. certainly, a less optimistic stance coming through from angela merkel than we got from emmanuel macron earlier on. joining us now is eddie vanderbilt from the bloomberg markets team. to talk to you about commodities but i am also looking at some of the way the market is positioned ahead of this summit. we are hearing different things from different people about how optimistic or pessim

her name is spelled angela and those musters. we know from those musters that she was living and working in the house of captain william pierce, who was one of the leaders of the virginia colony we have some items that evoke what her life might have been like. as i mentioned, we often do not have archeological or documentary evidence of these early people of african descent in virginia. so the exhibition tries to evoke what their experiences would have been like. with related objects. there were two items that were excavated from other early 17th century virginia plantations. they are indicative of what was probably in william pierces household and what types of items angela at work with. there's a grub whoa that would have been used for gardening as well as a cooking pot. a ceramic pot that would have been used for food preparation. visitors will also see this really extraordinary gourd fiddle. it's much later then angeles lifetime. this fiddle dates from the 19th century, but it represents the important impact that african cult

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us german chancellor angela merkel is meeting with e.u. lawmakers in brussels on her 1st international trip since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic in a speech to e.u. lawmakers facal presented the cornerstones for germany's you council presidency which is to be dominated by economic recovery in light of the coronavirus had them and she welcomed the e.u. commission's plan for a massive relief fund for struggling european economies it is a 2nd time that germany's taking over the council presidency with mcmichael as german chancellor. and here's what the chancellor had to say if we are willing to overcome our differences and. identified the solution so if we are just on the view well on the. nights before europe will emerge you can find this is stronger than ever if we strengthen cohesion and solidarity no one will get through this crisis alone we are always voted no. let's talk about that speech with our chief political correspondent with a crane with us here and richard walker has been reporting for us in brussels good to have you

that is when angela merkel could do.ltimately it will come down to financial contributions and money. if the dust feel they have a good deal, there is no big issue then. tom: maria tadeo, thank you so much for this first report of a busy weekend in brussels. no question it is going to be a busy weekend with that. futures up nine. coming up, this is really anticipated. david blum of hsbc later in the morning. he has been brilliant about resilient dollar. stay with us. , thisondon, from new york is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is bloomberg surveillance. let's get the bloomberg business flash. the transformation of netflix into a hollywood studio is complete. the streaming giant has named longtime studio operations chief ted sarandos to be the co-ceo. he will be working along with reed hastings. delivered a disappointing subscriber forecast. according to the financial times, it would prevent americans from using the video app. there's growing concern that tictoc's ability to gather data on americans is a huge security threat.

angela, real quick, how are you?know, i thought i was getting better and yesterday, the cough came back full force. probably feeling the worst today than i have in the last month. i retested a week ago, came back positive again, so next week, i will go back and get tested again, hopefully this time it's negative and that we can push through this. >> you're both remarkable ladies, our hearts go out to you for the loss of your friend and what you've gone through. thank you for your courage, thank you for talking to us. jenna, angela, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> now, the principle of the school where byrd taught released a statement to cnn. in it, pamela gonzalez says this, quote, losing mrs. byrd in our small rural community was devastating. she was an excellent educator with a huge heart. we find comfort in knowing her story may bring awareness to the importance of keeping our school employees safe and our precious students safe in this pandemic. we are as eager to be able to see our students in

the story is about angela merkel. she's headed to brussels today.side germany since the coronavirus crisis started. she will back the 750 billion euro recovery fund ahead of a crucial meeting among the eu leaders next week. we have our intrepid reporter on the brussels trade. maria tadeo is outside the eu parliament. it's raining in brussels today. what does she want. she wants a great deal. good morning, maria. maria: she wants a great deal. that's the reason she's here. it is symbolic that she is coming here today. this is the first trip since the coronavirus started back in march. when she speaks to the european parliament today, she's going to repeat what we've heard for weeks now coming from angela merkel. the recovery fund is the best way to prop up the european economy. 500 billion euros in grants is the best way to protect the margaret. whether you believe this is a big political gesture from angela merkel or just self-preservation, germany is an economy that does depend on exports. angela merkel is throwing her entire political weight behin

liz: hey, angela. thank you so much. we are really excited to have you. the last thing you are going to hear from me as your administrator is a very brief introduction to our presidential nominee. howie hawkins is someone i have known in the green party, but we have been working together in the green party for almost 20 years. i was how his running mate in 2010, the first time he ran for governor and got ballot status back in new york. we have done many events, many campaigns, many initiatives very pleasedi am are to announce the green party's 2020 presidential nominee, the original green new dealer howie hawkins. howie: can you hear me? i will assume you can hear me. i am honored and humbled by the support given by the delegates and i accept your nomination. and you just heard from angela. you can see why i asked her to be my running mate. she is a great messenger for the green party. i have known her since 2014. we can work well together as a team. what we are as a team is i am retired. she is a truck driver. classted to put a better of people in there

thank you for joining us, angela. you doing okay?> thank you for having me on. >> we're going to talk about what you're seeing on the front lines in a minute, but you battled the controversy for three months. talk to me about how you got it, what you went through. >> you know, i'm a nurse and just taking care of every day patients that come into the hospital. i work in a trauma unit, and it was before we started seeing patients come in as you remember in early march, late march. and a patient just came in and had a cough, and it was right before all this mandatory testing happened, and i was exposed and i got sick pretty promptly. within two days i had a fever, a cough, a really bad sore throat and that was like april 1st, and i tested positive. i was lucky to get a test early on. and so i quarantined and the patient ended up, you know, testing positive so we knew i had been exposed. so at that time i thought, okay, i'm going to have a mild infection. i'm young, i'm healthy. i'll be fine. and day after day kept passing and then it wa

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and angela merkel's europe, germany takes over the presidency of the european council. her main goals to contain and recover from the pandemic. and a grim warning from the united n nations. half a million people could die from aids because of covid-19. the pandemic means many hiv patients are not getting the medicines they need to stay alive. i'm brent goff -- to our viewers, welcome. we start today with breaking news through the prime minister of the ivory coast has died at the age of 61 years old. he was also the ruling party's candidate for the presidential election coming up in october. his death throes the race into disarray. -- throws the race into disarray. he had just received medical treatment for a heart condition in france. for more now, i am joined by my colleague and dw reported. what does the prime minister's death mean for the ivory coast tonight? >> it is a big shock for the ivory coast, because it was only in march and he was declared a potential candidate for the ruling party. the election coming up this year in october. october is nearly tomorrow. him

this is the news live from the german chancellor angela merkel sets out her aims for the e.u. asked germany to take over the presidency of the european council the main goal is to contain the pandemic and protocol its consequences also on the program for millions of people in the australian city of melbourne for so long down the government says it's the only way of preventing a catastrophe. v.w. has an exclusive interview with the winner of historic election for president a lot. of problems for the nation's young people. i'm for welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel has called on the european union to unites stronger from its greatest challenge the coronavirus pandemic this is the 2nd time germany has taken over the presidency of the european council with chancellor merkel at the helm speaking out the european parliament in brussels the chancellor laid out her vision for germany's 6 month term which will be dominated by economic recovery from the pandemic and she welcomed the commission's plan for a recovery fund for struggling european economies. but the chan

german chancellor angela merkel's cautious optimism in the days leading up to the summit seems to haveubsided. >> it will take a lot of willingness to compromise in order to agree on something that is good for europe, that will be good for the people of europe with regard to the pandemic, that would be a suitable response to the economic difficulties we are experiencing. therefore, i expect very tough negotiations. >> for now, leaders' positions, like their seats, are still far apart. >> earlier, i spoke to the copresident of the european greens in brussels and asked how optimistic he is that leaders will be able to reach an agreement on the recovery fund at the summit. >> to be entirely hononest, i i don't know. i wouldd say 50-0-50. some spepeak about the f fact tt ththis cerinlyly wld b be coconclusive and anonother one d be in response, but i don't know what new element would surface that would change the landscape. all the elements are on the table. now is for european leaders to show that they are leaders, that they are able to rise to the occasion and show political courage, lik

they have to make sure the other member states are on board with their agendas. >> chancellor angelaerkel has commissioned her protege who know and trust each other, but is the rest of the e.u. ok with two germans at the top? >> the questionable presidents is a coincident that two very powerful driven women are at the top. you know each other very well. is that helpful or a hindrance with respect to the other 26, may be afraid of too much german? >> we are talking about two dedicated europeans. that is what is more important here. but of course, i cannot forget my german interests either. but i'm very pleased it is to. germany, there had never been a female chancellor before me and in europe, there has never been a female commissioner president. in the past, two men has always managed this. now we two women have to handle it and i'm confident we can do it. >> the list of charges this long , combating the impact of the corona crisis tops the agenda for chancellor angela merkel. together with fridge president emmanuel macron, she will try to push throuough the e.u. recovery fund at a s

german chancellor angela merkel was among leaders paint an entirely who led the way in convincing the blog to consider splitting the amount even legal into loans and grants. we've laid the financial foundations for the e.u. for the next 7 years and at the same time came up with a response to the biggest crisis in the history of the european union with the recovery fund the self-proclaimed frugal for sweden denmark and the netherlands initially stood opposed to the deal the group led by dutch prime minister mark grew to worried about debt levels but in the end they were also convinced this is of course difficult and the decisions in very difficult times for all your appearance and now a turn which ended in success for all 27 member states but especially for the people this is a good deal this is a strong deal and most importantly this is the right deal for europe writes no. while the e.u. has been faced with rising unemployment and industry think looting airlines and common factions lay off workers inside these walls in brussels many are hailing this and historic deal and a big step fo

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i think that is how angela merkel is explaining it.stion is whether they can take her at her word or whether they themselves assess what is going on to be ultimately a one-off, necessary emergency response to an unprecedented situation, or a sort of furtive, secretive step in a direction that they don't want to go and .e will have to wait to see if they don't go into this direction and it is ultimately needed to protect economies from a worse face come that the consequences may be more expensive for each country in the euro zone or potentially serious for the eurozone in and of itself. anna: indeed. what about italy? we spoke -- my colleague francine spoke to the italian finance minister. he said they could tap the esm if they decide to. they have not decided whether to you. he said there is no stigma attached. is there going to be a stigma attached to tapping any of this european central support that is available? know, i don't think stigma is the right word. in times gone by, when economic circumstances were more ordinary theseere we

be given out by governments as a grant or as a loan of the start of the day the german chancellor angela merkel said she wasn't even sure if a solution would be found in her to indian today we are entering the 3rd day of negotiations and it is certainly the decisive one the various issues the size of the fund the way it is managed and also the issues of the rule of law have now been well dealt with whether they'll be a solution i still can't say there's

joining us this evening are mississippi state senator angela turner ford. mississippi's legislature has had an outbreak of coronavirus cases. also with us is dr. ebony hilton, an associate professor of anesthesiology and critical care medicine at the university of virginia, and hayes brown is the host of buzzfeed's podcast news o'clock. good to see all of you. dr. hilton, let me start with you. when you see disney world reopening today, as the cases and the hospitalizations are rising in florida, how do you view that? the theme parks, disney universal, seaworld, they all seem to be taking pretty aggressive measures to keep people safe, including turning away people at the gate if they don't have proper masks or if they have a fever. >> it's not enough. thank you for having me, for one. but what we know is that florida just announced that 7,000 children were testing positive from covid-19. and who tends to go to these theme parks but kids? what we're seeing across the

merkel and she also said the same thing let's listen what angela merkel said when she arrived here at that you summit building. with talk via last night after. we worked out a framework for a possible agreement. that that is a step forward and offers hope that there could be an agreement today or at least that agreement is possible and it's i'm very glad that we are the french president and i back in may adopted the approach of a really substantial program for this exceptional situation it is also good that was the foundation for the decisions by the commission and that's why we have succeeded in agreeing a substantial level of iran here and that is the and so we need for an exceptional situation and it was clear that the negotiations were going to be tough and they will continue to do that exceptional situations require exceptional effort for the also has been a challenge playing. exceptional situations but you know what do you think those comments are really. it's interesting what i'm going to merkel sat here because we heard that your council president shall michelle propose to han

bridging the gap between the 2 opposite camps is proving to be a major challenge german chancellor angela merkel was that a deal might not be reached today begin in today we are entering the 3rd day of negotiations and it is certainly the decisive one for the various issues the size of the fund the type of control and also the questions of the rule of law have now been well dealt with i still can't say whether a solution will be found there is a lot of goodwill but there are also many positions and so i will support them but it may also be that no results will be achieved today so it's a crime against them. well let's go straight to brussels now and who's standing by for us marina somewhat cautious on the merkel there is there any sign of agreement yet today. merkel and her french counterpart in one room across our i have to earlier at the summit building today and there were pictures of them circulating on twitter saw them signing them discussing with your commission president and you council president that is interesting because both leaders are taking the lead here in these discussion

euro recovery fund it aims to help the bloc rebuild from the coronavirus endemic german chancellor angela merkel chairs the talks as germany currently holds the e.u. council's rotating presidency and she's admitted that finding a compromise won't be easy the key sticking point is whether the money should be given to countries as grants or loans the main proponents of lending the money are the so-called frugal for austria sweden finland and the netherlands. much as following the meeting and brussels for us welcome a clear statement from chancellor merkel they're going into this crucial in u. summit can you tell us a bit more about the competing views on this massive fund that is dividing the union or the gulf between the positions is is really is wide and huge you have those on the one hand who would like to see rather long stem grants given to the countries in the south of europe those that have been hardest hit by the corona crisis and then you have countries in the north the so-called frugal countries including the netherlands denmark but also sweden to some extent also finland who have

later in the day german chancellor angela merkel switched her tension from domestic to international politics returning to berlin and to host the spanish prime minister at their meeting ahead of a crunch e.u. summit merkel warned that time was running out to reach a deal on the long term budget and a coronavirus recovery fund for europe she said that germany would push for a compromise agreement at this coming weekend meeting sanchez said that spain would do all they could to make a deal happen. don't forget you can always get news on the go just download from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use the app to send us photos and videos of what's been happening. you're watching news from burlesque don't forget you can also follow us on twitter and instagram at studio the unit i'm guy raz. thanks so much for joining us. on a meal and i'm to complete the 2nd season of only $0.02 on the planet on the brink of disaster we

recovery fund which aims to help the bloc rebuild from the coronavirus pandemic germany's chancellor angela merkel chairs the talks as germany currently holds the e.u. cancels rotating presidency and she's admitted that finding a compromise won't be easy the key sticking point is whether the money should be given to countries as grants or as loans the main proponents of lending the money other for so called for. will fall that's sweden finland and the netherlands. joining me now from our studio in brussels is about is the co-president of the european greens how optimistic are you that leaders will be able to reach an agreement on that we cover a fund at this summit to be done terry honest i don't know i would say shift teach some speak your mind to the sony who being on cruise if you know what i would be going to be included in this month's but frankly speaking i do not know what new element would sort of face change the landscape i mean all the elements are on the table all of her uterus mique of economy consequences and of the need responses are on the table and now is for the european le