bergman, bergman wrote that when i saw the films of this young russian director.he keys to that secret room where i would like to go, but i can’t get there, and he feels at home there. that is why tarkovsky is the number one director. on the main events of the last seven days, the news of the week with dmitry kiselyov, see today at 20:00. this is news weeks and i dmitry kiselyov look. on sunday they shoot at an open switchgear , so who in europe will be covered with a radioactive cloud if ukraine hits the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant then there are still flowers? explosions in crimea where saboteurs are being trained, accomplices of ukrainian militants, the court is waiting for the investigation and what washington zelensky will achieve shoot at crimea with western weapons fighting for donbass self-propelled artillery mount direct hit ukrainian positions are on fire, as it grinds constantly in the air hanging enemy drones, the calculation of this armored car escaped. it is strictly forbidden to visit the country for the purpose of tourism or business, why did

i echo the urgency that general bergman has stated today. but there is more to be done. we don't have to look any further than the second survey that was conducted last year. employees still report significantly higher levels of harassment. around 17% of the federal government average. compare that response to the 440 complaints of harassment filed by the employees last year. the discrepancy is stark and i would argue the only way to read this is an employee still does not have the confidence, that the v.a. will resolve this behavior. let me turn to my panel. major deficiency found was that harassment complaints were not being centrally compiled. thankfully that is now changing. mr. johnson, how are they being made aware that they must send him plans to your office and what are the repercussions if they do not? >> thank you for this questions. i'm going to start with those facility points. they are eyes and ears on the ground. those people know to get it to us within 30 business days -- 42 business days. >> is accountability essential to demonstrate to employees that som

jonas bergman, our senior finance editor for bloomberg. let's take a look at some of the things the market is focused on today. bp, will it be another rainmaker buyback? the last oil major to deliver second-quarter earnings. can they follow suit? that is the question. possibly even a dividend hike. u.k. house price data for july, nationwide building, a shortage of properties on the market. housing prices are more unaffordable than ever for buyers. at 3:00 p.m. u.k. time, the ongoing jobs data in the united states. mohamed el-erian will have a piece out. the jobs report show the job openings, job openings. how much has that fallen from the 11 million in june, 11.3 million in may returning to the labor force is the narrative. we are going to take a quick look at bonds in a moment. the two year yield. can we make it to 2%? that is what bank of america say. that is the call of midday in the united states. rupert thompson joins me ever so shortly. from kings were holding investment strategy. i want to give you a live shot of sydney harbour. the

jonas bergman there. interesting stuff on credit suisse. you can read it online or on the terminal.is where you want to head. coming up, extreme hot weather in europe is killing crops, worsening the energy crisis, enforcing governments to enforce water restrictions. we are going to get the latest for you. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am manus cranny in dubai. dani burger at london hq. dani: extreme hot weather has been drying up rivers, killing crops. the energy crisis forcing governments to enforce water restrictions throughout europe. the high temperatures exposed flaws in the water system and it could make it harder for countries unpopular privatized utilities to borrow money on public markets. investors are ready to demand higher yields, especially for providers lagging behind on their leakage targets. joining us now for more is bloomberg's priscilla. when it comes to the u.k., we are already in the summer of discontent but what is happening in terms of the water management? priscilla: thank you for having me. in the u.k., in terms of water

they look to the bergman of shame for millions of people who the medical profession called psychopath, the church called wicked, and the states called felons. and they replace that burden with every citizen's birth right. self respect, and the respect of others. no one in the early homophile movement got more recognition in their lifetimes than harry hey and frank hannity. but what deserves celebration as much as are the victories they and their compatriots one is the model that they look behind. e. cummings famously wrote, to be noted by yourself in a world which is doing its best day and night to make you everybody else means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight. that is what they did. >> thanks, jim. for that section of the book it is about the origins of, really of american feminism in the 20th century, right? i guess, american feminism post the voting amendment. the 19th amendment within the constitution. the key figure in this chapter, there are many women in this chapter who are really the kind of thrilling figures. but the one that struck me was polly mu

i will take. you with an unexpected request, a blackmailer speculator bergman passed through our lined-handed , searched them, they found a notebook, and there records a list put another list of contraband goods another list of cultural names for each artist, the scoundrel traded goods for several hundred rubles. i wonder about, magomayev yes, he is on the list among others, so they make sure that his interrogation does not cause a scandal. we don't want to touch it again. most recently, his business with stadiums and concerts was closed. this is right. that's right, but i'm a completely different story. he's on the list. your position is clear to us yes, yes, according to the dates of this administration of the big, i'm happy to. goodbye. i was invited on a tour of non-russian culture in baku, the minister himself called. are you going anywhere? well, i've already agreed enough touring. tamara . i don't understand why you're telling me how. to kid. because i'm the only one who worries about your health and worries about asking the fortune the tchaikovsky competition is already over.

there were a number of white house physicians who were in attendance, including bergman lee, general hutton and others. so, that was a fascinating experience when i was a young scholar at the time and i felt a little bit out of place. for me, the headline was this curious phrase that senator bayh, of course, wrote the 25th bayh amendment. in the middle of a break, he was telling us a story, and it kind of felt like you were listening to abe lincoln. i mean, he had that even killer character, you know, just authentic midwestern patriotic quality. he was telling us this story about the dual vacancy during a watergate era. of course, agnew had resigned, nixon could be removed, could resigned, before the vice president was nominated. then carl albert, you know, under the succession act, would assume office. then he said that there was a fear of the presidency going to, his, phrase eight party opposite. and he was concerned about that. that that would look as if it had been a coup d'État. and so, he told us this anecdote, which stayed with me for years, and years, and years, and that carl