. pretty busy and frantic in bermuda-— pretty busy and frantic in bermuda. , , , , bermuda.e bermuda. definitely, but it is quite late _ bermuda. definitely, but it is quite late here, _ bermuda. definitely, but it is quite late here, celebrations| quite late here, celebrations have been going on since flora crossed the line into the family had a big gathering at one of the local pubs with several hundred people there, and they certainly were celebrating. they will be celebrating. they will be celebrating long into the night. there is a week of celebrations planned. i suspect. tells about the journey she has been on. she has really come to a lot of adversity. she first started completing as a triathlete in beijing in 2008, did not wish in that event, actually gave up triathlon for a number of months at that point. and then came back to it and decided this is what she really wanted to do, competed in london, and had problems with her bike, and then did well in rio and came, which for a country this size, is absolutely exceptional and from then on, she became a world champion,

brilliant for flora duffy and brilliant for bermuda.— duffy and brilliant for bermuda. ., , bermuda.he exhilaration _ bermuda. you can see the exhilaration on _ bermuda. you can see the exhilaration on her - bermuda. you can see the exhilaration on her face. l what's happening with the surfing? surfing is one of the new spots. we had skateboarding get under way in the last couple of days. it has been interesting to see how surfing takes place. it is taking place around 1.5 hours from tokyo, at ichinomiya. they were hoping for this tropical storm to come in because they were not sure they would get big enough ways. this tropical storm has brought on a bit of a swell and they have brought the finals forward to today. let again somebody who has been following all the action here. we can now speak to surf journalist michael ciaramella, who joins us from new york. what have you made of the conditions and the fact that we had this swell whipping up these bigger waves, do you think the surfers would be enjoying that? think the surfers would be en'o in: that? ~ , , en'oying that? absolutely.

our top stories: a first ever gold for bermuda — as flora duffy is celebrating after wininng the women'sathlon. heavy rain, wind and high waves expected injapan — prompting organisers to bring the surfing finals forward by 2a hours. afg hanistan�*s descent into violence continues with the un saying civilian deaths this year have increased by 50%. and pledging to unite a diverse country as canada's first indigenous governor—general is sworn into office. the first medals of day four of the tokyo olympics has been won by bermuda — their first ever gold medal. flora duffy came first in the women's triathlon. bermuda is the smallest nation taking part in these games so, many of those 65,000 would have watched their fellow bermudian cross the finishing line around a minute ahead of second placed briton georgia taylor—brown. tom dean of britain won in swimming. 22 medals to be won today — an increase caused by the rescheduling of the surfing competition because of the weather. here's how the overall medal tally looks at the start of day 4 — japan leads with eight golds, one more than the us and

bermuda is the smallest nation taking part in these games — by population. those 65,000 would have watched their fellow bermudian cross the finishing line around a minute ahead of second placed briton georgia taylor—brown. that's the first of 22 medals to be won today — an increase caused by the rescheduling of the surfing competition because of the weather. here's how the overall medal tally looks at the start of day 4 — japan leads with 8 golds, one more than the us and two ahead of china. maybe us will get a gymnastics gold. the german women's gymnastics team opted to wear full—body suits in qualifications in a move they said was designed to promote freedom of choice and encourage women to wear what makes them feel comfortable. so why is it that in 2021 there are still rules dictating what women must wear? katie sveinson is a researcher on sociology of sport, gender, and identity at temple university, philadelphia. lovely to speak to you. why do you feel that there is a moment now where we are seeing more athletes speaking out and making the choices for t

i asked him how the mood was in bermuda.going on since flora duffy crossed the line, and herfamily since flora duffy crossed the line, and her family had a since flora duffy crossed the line, and herfamily had a big gathering at one of the local pubs — gathering at one of the local pubs with several hundred pe0ple~ _ pubs with several hundred people. they certainly were celebrating. i think they will be celebrating long into the night — night. i- night. i think there is night. — i think there is a week of celebrations planned, isn't that? i suspect! talk to us about the journey she has been on. she has really come through a lot of— she has really come through a lot of adversity. she first started _ lot of adversity. she first started competing as a triathlete in beijing, 2008. she did _ triathlete in beijing, 2008. she did not finish in that event, _ she did not finish in that event, actually gave up triathlon for a number of months _ triathlon for a number of months at that point. then came back— months at that point. then

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second ever olympic medalist and bermuda. and they said where it's a small country, but it's very passionate about it score and yeah, i'm just so grateful that i can achieve a personal dream here of winning and olympic metal. but i think it's bigger than me . it's going to inspire the use of bermuda and everyone back home that i'm competing on the world from a small island is really possible. i will. let's get more day from, i'll just, there was an richardson, he joins us no live warm. so q and, and we have to start off with the heart break. yeah. that the hosts are suffering after the surprise, the departure there is no way a soccer. yeah. it wasn't journal in big story that was meant to and this way was after we saw her, like, seem the cold and the opening ceremony and then going on to saga her 1st olympic title. she has got a couple of months away from the game. she stepped aside from the french opening from wimbledon, such as suffering a little bit from, from the mental and physical exertions of being on the tennis treadm

i asked him how the mood was in bermuda.g on since flora crossed the line and her family had a big gathering at one of the local pubs with several hundred people that. they certainly were celebrating. i think they will be celebrating long into the night. i think there is a week of celebrations planned, isn't there? i suspect. tell us the journey she has been on. she has really come through a lot of adversity. she first started competing as a triathlete in beijing in 2008. did not finish in the event, actually gave up triathlon for a number of months at that point and then came back to it and decided this is what she really wanted to do. competed at london and had problems with her bike and ended well in rio and came eighth, which for a country this size is absolutely exceptional. from then on she became the world champion, a commonwealth games gold medallist, and obviousy coming into tokyo as one of the favourites. i think probably everyone sort of didn't quite believe that it might actually happen and we might actually win

just going to inspire the use of bermuda and everyone back home that i'm competing on the world from a small island is really possible. british swim a tom dean has come back from having corona virus twice in the lead up of the game to win golden. the 200 meter freestyle in the home is teammate duncan scott, for britain and 1st swimming 12 in over 100 use theme as described the when of the single greatest achievement of his life and getting low fares become the 1st russian men to win a swimming gold medal since the atlanta games in 1996. you said to europe on record in the 100 meters backstroke officially, russia is banned from competing at the olympics because of doping violations. athletes instead, participate as the russian and the pick committee. switzerland claimed all the spots on the podium in the women's cross country mountain bike event. that's the 1st time that's happened to the switch. since the clean sweep, way back in 1933. now to an ethnic preparing to compete in the paralympics in token which starting late august 4th through keenan g. i got polio at age 5 and defended,

it's bermuda's first ever gold — and they are the smallest nation competing at the games.es from the un suggest afghanistan has seen a record number of civilians killed in the first half of this year. the un says there's been a 47 percent increase in deaths the inuit rights advocate — mary simon — has become canada's first indigenous woman to hold the post of governor—general. at her swearing—in ceremony — the official representative of queen elizabeth pledged to strive to build bridges across the diverse backgrounds and cultures that reflect canada's uniqueness and promise. now on bbc news: engineers leading the field in clean energy solutions come together for a special event. hello, i'm kevin fong, and welcome to the engineers: clean energy. we are here at the victoria and albert museum in london with a socially distanced public audience, a virtual audience from around the globe, and three of the world's leading engineers. now, the climate catastrophe threatens all of us. but these engineers are at the forefront of providing our world with real solutions. applause. plea

it's bermuda's first ever gold, and they are the smallest nation competing at the games.y last won a medal — a bronze — 45 years ago. new figures from the un suggest afghanistan has seen a record number of civilians killed in the first half of this year. the un says there's been a 47 per cent increase in deaths. now on bbc news: hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. whoever first said that politics and sport shouldn't mix, well, they were wasting their breath. they've always mixed. and why wouldn't they, given the huge part that sport plays in our culture? right now, england is consumed by an agonising debate about racism in football after three black players on the national team were targeted for vile abuse, but it affects other sports, too. this is lords, the headquarters of english cricket. my guest today is the former west indian fast bowler michael holding, who has become a prominent voice confronting racism. but is this a fight that sport can win? michael holding, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. thank you, stephen. it is pretty much exactly a year since

she won bermudas 1st ever. gold metal. the 33 year old clinch victory in the women's trial long had a great britain's georgia, taylor brown. the only other metal awarded to the nation was the boston bronze, the montreal games back in 1970 and bermuda. and they said it's a small country, but it's very passionate about it, sport. and yeah, i'm just so grateful that i could achieve a personal dream here of winning and olympic metal. but i think it's bigger than me . it's going to inspire the use of bermuda and everyone back home that competing on the world from a small island is really possible. and the japanese mixed doubles pair seal their countries for several in pic, table, tennis gold metal june mid to tiny and me, my ito, put on a come back to span china, ending the countries dominance in the sports british swimmer and tom dean has come back from having corona virus twice in the lead up to the games when gold and the 200 meter freestyle ill at home, his teammate duncan, scott, for brandon 1st. britain is 1st swimming 12

earlier there was a first ever gold for bermuda, flora duffy winning the women�*s triathlon.sumption. however a resurgence of covid—19 infections has cast some doubt over the outlook for growth for the rest of the year. joining me now is katie silverfrom our asia business hub of singapore. just talk us through these latest figures we had from korea. ,, latest figures we had from korea. . , ., latest figures we had from korea. . ,., , latest figures we had from korea. ,, , ., latest figures we had from korea, ,, , ., ., korea. sure, so they more or less had — korea. sure, so they more or less had expectations - korea. sure, so they more or less had expectations and - korea. sure, so they more or l less had expectations and what we have heard for the april to june quarter is a growth of almost 6%, a bigjump june quarter is a growth of almost 6%, a big jump from the previous quarter where we saw a 2% growth, but there are a few reasons for this, and one of them is known as the low base effect. able tojune back in 2020, we can remember all the world was on lockdown including sout

people may not feel much sympathy for places like bermuda and panama, but they are signed up for thismes from their point of view. is there any sense of a moral obligation on other parts of the world? these countries are going to go through quite a traumatic adjustment and what might be a more attractive way of doing business, but one that might have consequences in the short—term. i guess, again, it remains to be seen how traumatic it is. i suspect, like the tax lawyers, the tax havens will not be quite as badly hit as you perhaps think they should be if this is to work. every tax haven is little bit different, and it is not just a low corporate tax that they offer. some of them offer zero personal income tax, zero inheritance tax and a whole range of benefits including secrecy, that are attractive to businesses, and i suspect that they will continue to proffer these services, and clients will continue to find them useful. they didn't exist for nothing, and i don't think that this one measure is going to do away with them. and then you have countries like ireland, where one in eight

just going to inspire the use of bermuda and everyone back home that i'm competing on the world from a small island is really possible. british swimmer tom dean has come back from having to run about twice in the lead up to the games to win golden. the 200 me to freestyle, he led home is team i, duncan, scott, for britain and 1st swimming 12, and over 100 years. the has described the win as the single greatest achievement of his life. the 2nd time, much west in the fact of my l for about 10 days. and i set the whole isolation period and it's a slow build back up because of the nature of the school we do. and the nature of the disease consciously straight back into the long training. there are quite a few weeks of building back up. and that was around january, february time and you know, 23 months out harlem charles, i'm stuck in size unable to even exercise and into my flat. so it was, it was tough to kind of wrap my head around that if getting at a low fares become the 1st russian man to win the swimming gold medal since the atlanta games in 1906, he said to europe and recorded the

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. >> he washed ashore when attempting to run from the florida coast to bermuda to raise money for cash-strappeds by police and fire departments. you might want to give someone a heads-up next time. >> uh-huh. >>> next, to the world's most expensive french fries. >> "wait, what?" >> you want to know how much? >> i do. thousands? >> no, $200 a plat they are offeredneyo's serendipe frozen hot chocolate, that claims the record for most expensive burger, 300 bucks and ice cream sundae 1,000 bucks. >> now, i've spent $200 on dumber things. if you want to go, we'll split it. 100 bucks each. what makes the spuds so pricey, they're made from special potatoes, scatted in vinegar and champagne. they are twice-fried in goose fat, sprinkled with edible gold, seasoned with truffle oil and served with shaved truffles. >> i'm not going to lie, that sounds very delicious. and people spend $200 on steak, on wine, on things they like. i like french fries. and get this, even at $200 a plate there's up to a ten-week wait-list, not only in new york. i feel like restaurants do that, too, because it gets buzz, right?

she couldn't quite catch flora duffy, who clinched a first ever olympic gold for bermuda.ks on crutches. no load through the bone at all. then i had another four weeks of no running and then i managed to basically cram my training in for the past six weeks. you just want to make everyone proud and give everyone a reason to be happy and lift everyone up. but in the taekwondo, what heartbreak. britain's bianca walkden fighting for a place in the final against south korea's lee da—bin. and as the clock ticked down she edged into the lead. victory beckoned, but then with just one second remaining, guess what? shot to the head. lee da—bin, in the last seconds, can you believe it? well, walkden couldn't. her pain all too plain after the ultimate last—gasp defeat. she'll fight for bronze later, but her hopes of gold are over in the most agonising fashion. andy murray's hopes, though, are still very much alive in the tennis as he and joe salisbury progress to the quarterfinals of the doubles. there was a big shock in the women's singles — marketa vondrousova knocking out naomi osa

. >>> el dÍa 4 de acciÓn en los juegos olÍmpicos tokyo 2020 y bermuda consiguiÓ su segunda medalla olÍmpicanglÉs) hablÓ de los cambios que se hicieron despuÉs del partido ante suecia. >>> creo que todos sabemos cÓmo nos sentimos tras el primer partido, no fue lo que esperÁbamos pero las lÍderes en este equipo dijeron cosas buenas para que recuperemos el enfoque. >>> cabe destacar que el calendario de los juegos olÍmpicos tokyo 2020 sufriÓ cambios por el paso de una tormenta tropical. y ya nos preparamos para el cuarto dÍa de acciÓn donde se otorgarÁn medallas en 13 disciplinas distintas. soy moisÉs linares y regreso con ustedes. >>> gracias y bueno en los estados unidos la final de 100 metros estilo pecho. y esta chica sorprendiÓ al mundo, miren nada mÁs la fiesta en alaska por esta chica, otro oro para el team usa que continÚa primero en el medallero. dominamos la acciÓn un dÍa mÁs, soy carlos ramÍrez, saludos. ♪(mÚsica)♪ (comerciales). ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> vean la situaciÓn que vive una jirafa en el zoolÓgico de oakland, le picotean la nariz. >>> la jirafa es una menor de edad, la pequeÑa gansa

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but it was a historic gold for the tiny atlantic island of bermuda.uffy, said she felt overwhelmed to have fulfilled her childhood dream and bring in the nation's first—ever gold medal medal. the premier of bermuda, which has a population of about 65,000, said she'd made the entire island proud. let's go straight to lucy in tokyo. a warm welcome to day four at the tokyo olympics. that clip of tom's family and friends going viral everywhere, such emotional scenes, that is what the olympics does but there is shock mere injapan. the whole nation has been basking in the glory of the golds they have won. eight for the hosts japan so far but many expected their superstar player naomi osaka would get another medal for the country. she had the privilege of lighting the cauldron but it wasn't to be. japanese superstar naomi osaka has suffered a surprise exit in her home olympics as czech marketa vondrousova earned a straight—set win in tokyo. mere in japan. the mere injapan. the whole nation has been basking in the glory of the golds they have won. eight for t

it predicts a �*scorchio�* few days as britain bathes in a �*bermuda blast�*. right, let�*s begin. jason, can you explain what has changed and prompted this headline from the daily mail? prompted this headline from the dail mail? ~ ., ., , daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta variant, _ daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta variant, which _ daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta variant, which is _ daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta variant, which is the - the beta variant, which is the strain of a virus that which comes from south africa which is prevalent now in france. this must be incredibly frustrating for 500,000 british people going to france on holiday. we�*ve been in the situation before. we saw it with portugal and their advice change very quickly. but it�*s very difficult. people book their holidays, they�*ve now got to come back from those holidays and they may have to self—isolate and possibly take extra time off work. some people can�*t do it because they can afford it. there�*s one other aspect which i don�*t know the answer to. tha

>> saudi arabia, bermuda, the bahamas. >> not the bay area? >> probably would double your household water bills, it is very expensive. >> except in antioch. >> the technology has improved to the point where it makes economic sense for the city of antioch. >> reporter: there breaking ground here on a new plan that will take 8 million gallons of brackish delta water and turn it into 6 million gallons of drinking water. >> reporter: right now construction schedule shows a coming online in july 2023. >> it has the advantage that you would be defaulting less salty water. >> the analysis of this project is showing no impact on the water raise for our customers. >> so is our drought desperate enough? >> i don't think there that desperate nearly yet. we have gotten some computer model runs of california's water system, very long, very deep route. and even then use the routes, every little desalination. >> there is a big problem aside from the expense. you build them and drought is over. >> most of the desalination plants were mothballed because they d

well, number 2, chris, the more is the 1st women's surfing olympic champion. bermuda has claimed if 1st ever olympic gold medal, 33 year old flora duffy winning the women's triumph lawn after dominating the running like of the race. the only other metal awarded to the island nation was boxing bronze at the montreal games in 1976. so it's when disclaimed all 3 spots on the podium in the women's cross country mountain bike events. it's the 1st time the width had managed a clean sweep since $936.00. germany's ricardo form one, a shock of metal in the women's kayak slalom should be that australian favorite. jessica fox had finished in 3rd now to an athlete preparing to compete in the paralympics in tokyo, which starting late august to kenton g. i got polio at each 5 and developed bo legs now. she cynical hope for a javelin metal. here's her story and her works. well. my name is spelled took in and jain. i'm representing senegal in the 2020 parlor big games in tokyo. when it's through the c m, all i want to do is when i was 10, when one day i woke up and i couldn't walk anymore. i had polio

and this is what has really set off this bermuda triangle of like do we know if it's inflation deflation? what's up, what's down, are we, is our gdp increasing or decreasing? is that all, you know, we don't, we, there's no to in order to understand where you are in the context of the economy and, and history of the economy. you need some stable point, but we don't have stable points anymore. so manufacturers and retailers did the, you know, that their actual business people, right? they have to turn a profit, they have to pay their shareholders. when this pandemic hit, they just look at history. what happens when they shut down their shops and everything? they assume people aren't going to spend that happened in 2008, you know, retail, cuz the consumer stopped spending. there was a crash in spending for about 12 to 18 months. his, they didn't count on the trillions of dollars going out. so the supply, the supply of inventory, they didn't order it thinking like, as we've covered with a semiconductor chips, they just assumed that nothing would happen, right? they didn't count down the bind

a first ever gold for bermuda as flora duffy is celebrating after wininng the women's triathlon.pan, prompting organisers to bring the surfing finals forward by 2a hours. i'm lewis vaughan jones in london. also in the programme: afghanistan's descent into violence continues — with the un saying civilian deaths this year have increased by 50%. and pledging to unite a diverse country — canada's first indigenous governor—general is sworn into office.

she was beaten by bermuda's flora duffy, who made history by winning the island nation's first gold atind since a bronze in boxing at the montreal games in �*76. for taylor—brown, second was a great achievement, too, revealing afterwards she was on crutches just 12 weeks ago and spent part of the bike stage of the race with a flat tyre but powered on regardless to finish second. much more to come over the course of the next few minutes as competition continues in tokyo. we will have more on that at 2:30pm. here is tom dean's family as he comes through to win the gold—medal. that is how to celebrate a gold medal. that is how to celebrate a gold medal. let's go live to maidenhead now to speak to tom's sister, connie dean. a fantastic celebration! you must have loved every minute of that. you had a big screen where you are watching it. had a big screen where you are watching it— had a big screen where you are watchin: it. , . ., h, watching it. yes, we had a neighbour brina over watching it. yes, we had a neighbour bring over a — watching it. yes, we had a neighbour bring over a projector

i was not sure on one by bermudas floor, duffy, her country's 1st ever gold medal. the surfing finals are ongoing at the moment though on the surface surface loving it. they're getting, getting some big waves as a consequence of this storm. another point of interest. headland, diaz of the philippines last night in the weightlifting, she won the 1st of a gold medal for her country. so some records being broken, left right and center. one of the great stories of alaska lympics was the fiji rook, the 7th team. they want their 1st gold medal for the country. they are going well again, this time out the streets, the quarter finals, they be seen g b this morning in the final pool game, really convincingly, they find the quarter final later today against australia. so another story to keep an eye on that and richardson live from to okay, thank you very much. uncle. first trial under his national security law is sent to deliver the verdict. and the coming hours told young kid is accused of riding his motorcycle into a group of police officers. he denies charges that been fi

the headlines: day four of the olympics and we have our first gold — bermuda's flora duffy wins the women'sl bring you the latest, as the surfing finals have been moved forward due to the weather. first afghanistan, now iraq — president biden says the us combat mission will be over by the end of the year. as parts of australia continue to live under lockdown, the country's former prime minister tells us the lack of vaccines is to blame. it was

in the wind and the rain, triathlon victory was hard—fought by bermuda's flora duffy.. an historic first gold for her nation. but for georgia taylor—brown, a sensational silver was reason to smile. 12 weeks ago, she'd been on crutches. silver medal today. later in the afternoon, once the weather had improved, she told me where this medal ranks in her career. the biggest achievement i've ever got, and it's even more special, because it's something i've dreamed of as a ten—year—old child, and my parents have dreamed of. i just want to get home to everyone now and just share the moment with them. so here we go, the swim is done. britain looked strong coming out of the water, withjess learmonth leading and georgia not far behind. she had stuck with the leaders on the 40k bike ride, but the elements weren't all she was battling. i think georgia taylor—brown has got a flat tyre. _ it's everyone's worst nightmare, really. i did panic at first, but then i thought, "well, there's nothing i can do, i can't really control this right now, i can only do my best." there was nothing

offshore tax havens like bermuda, the british virgin islands, cayman islands or the isle of men are under just hosted the g7 meeting. for the approximated $70 million going through those islands, it might be the end of the game if global powers find a way to not only agree on but implement a 15% global tax. >> that was dani burger, a brief look across these markets, risk aversion is certainly the name of the game. just two things here, hong kong and malaysia were hammered after seeing some stability. the rest of asia plus you're getting a little bit more across the bond space here and a lot of breaking news. we had one or two across five been it. >> they kind of coincide a limit. take a look at that. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the heart of where innovation, money and power collide, in silicon valley and beyond, this is bloomberg technology with emily chang. ■ç■>> tech star power, jeff bezs came out of the shadows in sun valley and we will have the lehto's -- the latest. and the new trend on tiktok is big business and i will talk to one of the biggest influencers. she is known as robinho

in the wind and the rain, triathlon victory was hard—fought by bermuda's flora duffy. first gold for her nation. but for georgia taylor—brown, a sensational silver was reason to smile. 12 weeks ago, she'd been on crutches. silver medal today. later in the afternoon, once the weather had improved, she told me where this medal ranks in her career. the biggest achievement i've ever got, and it's even more special, because it's something i've dreamed of as a ten—year—old child, and my parents have dreaed of. i just want to get home to everyone now and just share the moment with them. so here we go, the swim is done. britain looked strong coming out of the water, withjess learmonth leading and georgia not far behind. she had stuck with the leaders on the 40k bike ride, but the elements weren't all she was battling. i think georgia taylor brown has got a flat— i think georgia taylor brown has got a flat lyre _ it's everyone's worst nightmare, really. i did panic at first, but then i thought, "well, there's nothing i can do, "i can't really control this right now, i can only

she was beaten into gold by more than a minute by bermuda's flora duffy.rwards she was on crutches just 12 weeks ago, and spent part of the bike stage of the race with a flat tyre. still, powering through to finish second. there's been a shock in the tennis on day four — the home favourite and face of the games naomi osaka has been knocked out in the fourth round by the world number a2 and former french open finalist marketa vondrousova. osaka made history by becoming the first tennis player to light the olympic cauldron at an opening ceremony, she'd won 25 of her previous 26 matches on a hard court but was beaten in straight sets in little over an hour. but andy murray goes on in the men's double, he and his partnerjoe salisbury are through to the quarterfinals of the men's doubles in tokyo. they backed up their impressive opening—round win to beat germany's kevin krawietz and tim putz 6—2 7—6. away from the olympics, there was a thrilling finish in the hundred — as the trent rockets made it two wins from two. they beat the northern superchargers — who ba

however, offshore tax havens including a network of british overseas territories like bermuda, caymansey, the isle of man, under pressure after britain hosted the g7 meeting. for the $7 billion going through those islands, it might be the end of the game if global powers find a way to not only agree on but implemented a 15% global tax. that was dani burger. our next guest says the g20 fund will kick off the last stretch of the tax negotiations. let's bring in a professor of law from georgetown university law center. great to have you with us. how long could this last stretch cake given the issues that remain? >> thank you so much for having me. this could take a while. the oecd has actually been working on this plan for several years with the 139 countries. they got agreement of 131 of those countries, and there's still a lot of steps to go forward. there is still the issue of whether or not more countries will agree, but after that, there's still technical details to be worked out so the oecd has acknowledged that more work still needs to be done between now and october and the oecd

however, tax havens including a network of british overseas territories like bermuda, cayman islands isle of man are under pressure as britain just hosted the g7 meeting. for the proximate $7 billion going through those islands, it might be the end of the game if global powers find a way to not only agree on but implement a 15% level tax. dani: some of the hurdles to a global minimum corporate tax ahead of the g20 meeting tomorrow. coming up, we look at crypto, pump and dom, going digital. crypto scammers are ripping off billions of dollars every year. but regulators are not batting an eyelid. we look at the wild west of crypto scams, next. ♪♪ this is bloomberg. dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i'm dani burger in london. an estimated 10,000 new types of crypto coins have been minted this year alone. that's as countless people pollen into tokens with the hopes of making it big. what is also big is the sheer number of scams taking place, with boom went of dollars being taken annually. most of the scams are so small in size that the authorities don't even bat an eye.

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tigray fighters in bermuda gain ground and -- fighters continue to gain ground. others are leaving.e say they will not leave, and caught in between our civilians desperate to get back to normal. anchor: more than 5 million people are in need of aid over all, but the u.s. the united nations says access to tigray seems even more restrictive now. >> humanitarian workers are reporting it is more difficult to reach desperate people in tigray now than just a week ago. such access, if verified, is not an indication of a humanitarian cease-fire but a siege. anchor: our diplomatic editor was following the meeting at the united nations. reporter: in the eight months since the start of the ethiopian offensive in tigray, the security council has had ask meetings on the situation, but they were all held in private. until now, this was the first public meeting in front of cameras. investors were told shocking new figures about the humanitarian situation. >> one of the most distressing trends is the alarming rise in food insecurity and hunger due to conflict. more than 400,000 people are estimated

they went to bermuda because of the privy council of investigation. they were hid in england and brought back on different james. anthony kams back on the james. and mary came back on the margaret and john in 1622 in time for the census. but lo and behold, this man, who in his life toim was captured as an enslaved and was destined to be enslaved for the rest of his life, he bought 250 acres of land in north hampton county in 1651 on page 36. and he transported four englishmen and his son richard from another county. and that enabled him five people in total times 50, 250 acres of land. he was a catholic martyr. you all are probably familiar with the servant battle. this catholic martyr he was juan pedro. they believe he was one of the catholic priests in angola. because he was the one of the highest ranking catholic priests in the colony of maryland. he was the first to be killed. where do we find him? on the 1624-1625 muster. john goin, my 11th great grandfather. this is how i happened to stumble upon story of 1619. as i'm falling on the information