to build in a series of recent victories against warlord hell if they have to as forces from says bandits police forces from using chokeholds the interior minister says the method won't be taught anymore the french government has come under increasing pressure to address police brutality and racism more than 20000 people protested across france on saturday against racial injustice. weeks of lockdown have ended in russia's capital moscow with restrictions easing on tuesday people are allowed to move around freely and some more businesses are reopening a number of infections there has more than hard in recent weeks to around 2000 a day russia has the 3rd highest number of confirmed cases in the world nearly half a 1000000. so those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after witness statement that's alleging. cosmetic companies around the world rely on mica to make their products cooler but who pays the price for making the beauty business . when i went east investigates. on al-jazeera. ranting. about. most of. them. in the interim found that funny man. being you. that's good

bandit making out like a you -- like a bandit.onathan: i use warren buffett as my contra indicator, and it is working out. [laughter] from new york city this morning, i'm lucky the commercial break is just around the corner. we are getting you set up for this payrolls friday. we will be catching up with ellen zentner of morgan stanley in a conversation you don't want to miss. later, response from the white house. bloomberg withon larry kudlow, national economic council director. live on bloomberg tv and radio, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from new york city, this is "bloomberg surveillance ." we are live on bloomberg tv and radio. alongside tom keene, i'm jonathan ferro, together with lisa abramovitz. we are counting you down to the opening bell this payrolls friday. the price action as follows. equity futures positive 26 points on the s&p 500. quite a week of gains for u.s. equities and global equities as well. the cyclical sector is badly beaten up in the downturn, really rallying off the bottom, and rallying quite hard. in the bond m

in last september if we be talking our bandit we recognize the rick michael i should lead by fellow protester. successfully and has beijing to withdraw the controversial bill and on last november 85 percent of the seats in that this are counted so by pro-democratic am this landslide victory employed by house silence mccroskey and hawks stand with their stand on the side of fellow protesters and of course even you can force this just by protester a political crisis must solved by political system reform and not be staging called a new crackdown on hong kong deaf already a rest almost 10000 people in this city on the scaffold minutes population but that's not the way out. you've packed a petition calling for germany and europe to take a tougher stance towards china in your view how should germany's china policy change that might have a positive impact on hong kong. it's not only another framework of the tension between us and china stem of hall call is only about right it's about right or wrong and i think. for you k. full of germany or not is the time to not keep silence on the next shows to c

we be target or bandit we recognize the rick market by fellow protester. successfully and has beijing to withdraw the controversial bill and on last november 85 percent of the states that this recovered so well by protocol credit can this lend sight picture empire how silence. stand with stay on the side of fellow protesters but regardless of that success protests on this scale could soon be a thing of the past if paging gets its way with the new security bill dissenting voices could soon be much more few and far between. the coronavirus pandemic has been wreaking havoc on economies all over the globe including in the e.u. german exports are down within 30 percent for the month of april that is the sharpest decline since exports statistics began in 1950. traffic here at the port of hamburg ground to a halt at the height of the corona virus outbreak coronavirus lockdowns and a looming global recession dealt a historic blow to the german exports whose goods flow out of here. april's double digit collapse and trade will likely mark the low point for the expor

florida texas and arizona along with california texas ordered all of its past to close while florida bandits pass from selling alcohol today the u.s. coronavirus task force held its 1st press conference for 2 months ice president mike pence encouraged u.s. citizens to follow local health guidelines. we stand here today we believe we've made progress but as we are reminded as we see cases rising across the south that we still have work to do and so we say to every american particularly those counties and states that are being impacted by rising cases the now's the time for everybody to continue to do their affairs who had to do correspondent stuff and save on washington. welcome stuff on we thought nothing from the coronavirus a task force for the last a couple of months not case numbers are exploding through the roof people are bound to ask well what if they've been doing. exactly what they ask all over the place and but as you remember the test force the covert 19 test force what was put to rest a little bit that lay dormant a little bit i don't say not going to say that there wasn't any wo

but one person's bandit is another person's freedom fighter.teve: to that point, what intrigued you or fascinated you the most about pancho villa? there is a picture in the book, it looks like he is ready for any type of military operation. julie: yeah, what intrigued me was how good he was operating in the field and how this was, again, this was a low point in his career. this was a time in which he had a very small number of troops under his disposal, 500 to 1000. he had had 30,000 to 50,000 . he has very few troops but he is still able to operate very effectively in the field. he is still able to drum up support. he is very charismatic, so he is able to go into towns and give speeches and rally people and get recruits. he is still very effective at doing that. he is still able to drum up support, even though he does have to go into towns sometimes and impress people at a time which he had never had do that , before. but he takes people into service forcefully, also, to fill out his ranks. but it is really remarkable how he remained popular a

san rafael is where we find bandit who doesn't look like too much of a thief to me, thank you to hisuman for sharing that picture with us. temperatures are in the 60s now and they will steadily drop through the 60s with plenty of sunshine overhead initially but we will see fog and low cloud cover beginning to spread further and further away from the bay as we go into this evening and tonight and by tomorrow morning were going to be waking up to quite a bit of the fog, even spreading further ch nd into the north bay wi it will dissipate and temperatures will warm up, from your normal temperatures to begin the day tomorrow, upper 50s to around 60 degrees up into the 60s around the bay by noon with 70s further inland in the very warm response by lunchtime saturday barely above 80 degrees, it will be warm to further inland saturday afternoon, mid to upper 80s to around 90 degrees for much of the east bay, 80s for most of the sinclair valley and for the north bay as well, upper 60s and 70s around the bay and struggling up to around 60 degrees around the coast, father's day will be a littl

but things get much scarier when you're forced to the ground by these very authentic looking armed bandits you'd welcome the arrival of the police with open arms, but our coyote tells us to run. stop right there! don't move! stop right there! we have to go. siren wails the point of this park is to show people the hardships and the work that goes into border crossing, and tonight's been a perfect example of that so far. this is the moment, this is the moment we can hopefully cross the border. el coyote is stressing out. we have to wait for the next truck. as soon as it comes we're jumping in the back. siren wails. they're coming! the sirens are off in the distance. here at the park they're hoping this experience will end up saving many lives. it's certainly given many of the guests here tonight pause for thought. sirens wail. well, stay with us, because coming up: henry dodges obstacles on a downhill cart race in the philippines. and i hang from a waterfall in peru. oh my god! it's amazing! so don't go away. right, we're crossing continents now and heading to canada, in search of one of its

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nigerian government blamed bandits for the attack.e by armed groups in the area has killed thousands and displaced about 2 million people. we have more now. isrespondent: the attack seen as an escalation of the violence we have seen in northwest nigeria. states,al northwest dozens have been killed, or hundreds have been killed in the past two months in that region. in northeast nigeria, we have seen militants stepping up attacks on rural, isolated communities, the latest on a community 100 kilometers from the regional capital. nearly 70 people have been killed in that attack, because haramghters, who are boko members allied to the islamic state, a accused them of collaborating and launching attacks on their own fighters. so they went into town, shot people and ran them over with cars and motorcycles. this is part of a wider conflict niger,chad region, chad, nigeria and cameroon. , most conflicts have been neglected by the international community and the media. there are major problems. first of all, the refugee crisis in central afric

florida, texas, ad arizona, along with california, texas ordered all bars to close while florida banditsars from selling alcohol. today, the u.s. coronavirus task force held its first price conference published press conference in two months. the vice president encouraged citizens to follow guidelines. >> we believe we had made progress. we are reminded as we see cases rising across the south that we still have work to do. so we say to every american, particularly those in counties and states being impacted by rising cases, that now is the time for everybody to continue to do their part. phil: let's go to our correspondent in washington. welcome. we have heard nothing from the coronavirus task force for the last couple of months. case numbers are exploding. people are bound to ask, what have they been doing? >> exactly. that is what they ask all over the place. as you remember, the task force was put to rest a little bit. i'm not going to say there was not any work done behind the scenes. of course there was. regular task force meetings/briefings like now were not there for two months. i

we've been talking or bandit we recognize the rick market by fellow protester. successfully and has beijing to withdraw the controversial bill and on last november 85 percent of the seats in that district on so well by protocol critical this line of sight picture imply how silence across the stand with the state on a side a fellow protester but regardless of that success protests on this scale could soon be a thing of the past if paging gets its way with the new security bill dissenting voices could soon be much more few and far between. north korea has cut all communications with south korea including a military hotline between the 2 countries john yang says that's that it's in response to seoul's failure to stop activists from sending leaflets critical of the regime over the border. suddenly sooner or you quote you know like to see what all north korean state television announces the country's decision to cut off all communication lines with south korea. for your calls you know let's them. on tuesday morning the south defense ministry confirm deficiency in pyo

bandits in i wish set pieces are essential for teams in the bottom 3rd of the table basics and in the last 2 or 3 games we've been vulnerable let's not as we were again today for those careers and won so if you don't but doesn't often let that setback get to them shortly afterwards across from marcus a. little and another header from hemmings. i. surely now just hold off a safe sure fate was finally on my side this time. sadly not. at all what came out of it was a perfectly normal challenge from ken on his movement is natural you raise your arm when you're going to head the ball curve. but that arm was deemed excessive no goal and when i played scarf down the wing picked out stevenson. and fate returning to full just yet again that's from nowhere. but they are the kind of side who do not take their fakes lying down with a quarter of an hour left half. north side eric tommy handed them a penalty. in. a big moment for headings looking for his 2nd equaliser and at least a point. and the point was as well as jennings 14 that the season i thought. was one of the rotten if you look at the c

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violence of the sahara region and it's getting worse islamist terrorist groups self-defense militias bandits ethnic conflicts weak state structures and army violence all add to the problems of ordinary people. so hundreds of thousands of locals have been refugees for some time now the united nations refugee agency says the covert pandemic has made everything even more difficult. than in those of you. before. coming. out. for the. rest of them. and experts say that the terror and violence could spread from bric enough to other countries if things continue to get worse. and secure. the possibility of chaos during the forthcoming elections because we can clearly see that the situation is deteriorating that the state is losing control. that means little prospect that life will improve for refugees here it's a desperate situation for this 62 year old man and his family. if there is peace i'll go back to mali. but if there is no peace. he does not want much just safety security and enough for his family to get by. earlier we spoke to the u.n. high commissioner for refugees philippa grundy about th

if we be target or bandit we recognize the rick market read by fellow protester. successfully and has beijing to withdraw the controversial bill and on last november 85 percent of the seats in that district and so vote by protocol credit can this lend sight picture imply how silence across the hall go stand with the set on a side of federal protest. but regardless of that success protests on this scale could soon be a thing of the past if paging gets its way with the new security bill dissenting voices could soon be much more than few and far between. earlier i spoke to durian lao from amnesty international hong kong and i asked her whether hong kong's pro-democracy movement could survive if beijing's new security law comes into force we can see in the past year that. the protest movement hunger is actually a vibrant of course there are people who use files but it seems that many including the government make such a specially to go to. put straight protests move movement as one that is particularly silent but let's not forget too many people actually talk to discr

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of you killed tens of millions are now out of work some of them on american streets frightened by bandits and u.s. army division that played a part in killing millions in vietnam all of them are coming out about to going underground. odd note no crowd. no shots. action news ltd. extract the 1st. point should your thirst for action. so small seems wrong all but all in all just don't call. me. yet to stamp out just being active. and engaged because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. we're told the civil unrest in the united states and beyond is about systemic racism we're told western institutions are values that are inherently fun and wrong neither really explain the real evidence of social breakdown what is really in play here is an ideology an ideology that demands absolute submission. welcome back i'm still here with a big issue found a lot should those who have just proportionately suffered from coronavirus those in wook i mean you've taken low skill jobs you're a been man road sweeper delivery man should the government compensa

flag be up in our bases or things like that absolutely not now which branch of military service is a bandit so far and where do you stand on the issue of the confederate flag but i don't think i need to ask of course i'm for getting rid of this racist symbol from the ranks and i remember that when i showed up to military got to meet new ground for one pretty basic training there was a kid from like the you know the mountain west who act actually got kicked out because they check you for that you need for white supremacist parents is i'm a guy so why is that so much different from the confederate flag but here's the thing folks who are fighting along for the flag and the heritage it's funny because we need you know anti war veterans like us to be trying to deflate their narrative is going to the marine corps commandant with his square jaw and his combat record who's the 1st guy to ban it i mean what are you supposed to say to that and yet they you think they would say oh well i guess i better listen to the marines they're pretty tough you know they call it disgraces or uniform politicized so

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of the country the consistency of the country the dignity of the country and the liberation of the bandits of the country but you're absolutely right so far as the rest of the world is a war a lot of the world 'd is concerned you are toxic you are widely labeled a terrorist group not just by the u.s. and u.k. but most of the arab world and the british government prescribed you're in town or going to ization last year and accused you of supporting terrorism in iraq and the palestinians territories so in the west eyes as well as most of the arab world then all of you are seen as terrorist how are you going to get money from the international community when you are part of the government seen as a terrorist group how do you expect lebanon to get money from the international community that it's about who needs this is the whole a story this is. this is the whole the story actually you start the from one place to subjugate they come 3. you'll want to dictate your own policies you don't agenda against it if the people fight back full of the servant the dignity you are stuck with this book a duty

and cops immediately would switch from fear money bandits from agents of the fia money corrupt state to big coin revolutionaries just put that q.r. code forget the signs that say you know down with the cops or cops are bad just put a q.r. code give a couple of bucks a pick going to change the way they think because they're being paid in fear and they're all going to go bankrupt very very quickly now to quote saw williams one of the greatest artists of the 20 and 21st century i love his music he put out a song recently i saw a few years ago where he said he's got a list of demands and which is a brilliant song trying to solve williams on kaiser report now for 5 years i hope you here's this and all response i mean come on the show but going forward what would be on your top you know a list of things that you'd like to say changed in society because it is a hot subject now of course we need a police accountability that has to has to happen at the very least there should be police that oh you know lou so many other police say you want to terrible job you need to fix whatever is wrong too

hoping to build on a series of recent victories against warlord how lethal have to us forces from says bandits police forces from using chokeholds the interior minister says the method won't be torched anymore the french government has come under increasing pressure to address police brutality and racism more than 20000 people protested across france on saturday against racial injustice. weeks of lockdown have ended in russia's capital moscow with restrictions easing on tuesday people are allowed to move around freely and some more businesses are reopening the number of infections there has more than hard in recent weeks to around 2000 a day russia has the 3rd highest number of confirmed cases in the world nearly half a 1000000. so those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after witness statement that's a logic. because many countries around the world rely on micah to make their products cooler but who pays the price for making the beauty business. when i went east investigates. on al-jazeera. ranting. about. the sun one. day one week.

government has blamed the bandits for the attacks violence from boko haram and armed groups in the area has killed thousands of people and displaced about 2000000 how many dress says more now from the butcher. the attacks in cuts in the state is seen as an escalation in the balance which would been seen in the north west of nigeria in states like them for us to. cut in a status of niger stayed where dozens of people have been killed or hundreds of people have been killed in the past 2 months in that region elsewhere in north east nigeria would seem book stepping up attacks on rural communities especially isolated communities the latest being the attack on a community in local government area a loss of 100 kilometers from the regional capital a degree nearly 70 people have been killed in that attack because the fighters who are boko haram members allied to the islamic state in west africa province accuse them of collaborating with the military and launching even attacks on their own fighters so went into town shock people and run them over with cause motorcycles in that area we've seen t