where does all of this leave to my case right now, christine? well that's the interesting question because the police minister of the country was instructed by the supreme court to arrest and mr. a detention facility within 3 days. if he had failed to hand himself in, in 5 days now, yesterday the police minister said that he was going to wait for the outcome of this court before acting on the order of the supreme court. so that is an interesting case we find ourselves. and because the ministers deadline to make sure mr zimmer is in a personal facility expires at midnight on wednesday, and now this court is only going to announce its ruling on friday morning. so the minister of police is essentially also going to find himself in contempt. often order from the constitutional court, it remains to be seen what the police do for me. it's not clear if they're going to go ahead and make sure he's behind balls by midnight tomorrow, or if they're going to wait for friday. tensions up and running very high since the constitutional court sentenced to me. how do

and i hope that potentials begin to do and that's what we're starting to do and trying to do, christine well, here at the boarding school here in college and we are still calling for a federal truth commission. we believe that the commission will be able to finish the investigation that has been started by the interior and you know, from studying truth commissions around the world and especially looking to our relatives in the north and canada and seeing how the 94 recommendations that came out of their truth and reconciliation commission have not fully been implemented. we know that commissions are not the end all be all, but in addition to examining the truth and telling the full scope of the history, it does get us into the conversation of and how do we move forward and how do we repair what was broken and lost and so i would also like to point out that according to the united nations geneva convention, the definition of genocide includes removing children and forcibly transferring them to another group. so cultural genocide is genocide. there is still so much to learn about the legacy of

now christine well that's the interesting question because the police minister of the country was instructed by the supreme court to arrest. and i show mr. a detention facility within 3 days. if he had failed to hand himself in, in 5 days now, yesterday the police minister said that he was going to wait for the outcome of this court before acting on the order of the supreme court. so that is an interesting case we find ourselves. and because the ministers deadline to make sure mr zimmer is in a correctional facility expires at midnight on wednesday. and now this court is only going to announce its ruling on friday morning. so the minister of police is essentially also going to find himself in contempt. often order from the constitutional court, it remains to be seen what the police do from here. it's not clear if they're going to go ahead and make sure he's behind balls by midnight tomorrow, or if they're going to wait for friday. tensions up and running very high since the constitutional court sentenced to me. how do you think what his support is, react to his application, ultimately being

christine, what's the latest? well nina and this is, i use this unrest has been intensifying what began as just already prostate. the notation, it wasn't in the presence that the weekend had come out to the full scale routing and ran, slacking off shops and bath, 3 the destruction of property to a great place to make a hundreds of millions of rang worth of damage has been done. the nbc, why would we know that among the people that have died is a teenage boy who took part in some of the new thing that we can see happening most me in was him in the house. as well as helping that at home to join the military. it's now been deployed. we're going to be hearing from the president in a few hours from now about the situation in terms of that. but that is the situation as a leader who is behind this later, it started out with the people in the room i can calling out to the former president. support is to go and pray against his incorporation. his imprison. i'm so initially when it says we're coming out with the blocking roads a

well in the to fix the process. christine, 2 days ago we spoke as well, and you sort of hinted at that, the unrest, they riots. what actually instigated by someone today, president ramos run the poses said yes, actually they way instigated by whom and to war then. well, this is the thing we heard from the minister of state security. she confirmed report that they were investigating former intelligence officials that are linked to the former president of jacob's room. and what was clear when he was incarcerated was that there was going to be some instability. you had a hash tag shut down case that in that is, that wasn't in the problem. shut down so that for them, it appears that there was an agenda to be stabilized the country. and if you look at what has happened in the last few days, a key trade car, a door main highway, has essentially been blocked off. so that is of course what it's going to affect a lot of trade between these 2 key provinces. and then if you look at the attacks, so you would have seen community members u

well in the to fix the process. christine, 2 days ago we spoke as well, and you sort of hinted that the unrest, the riots were actually instigated by someone today. president ramos run the poses, said yes, actually they ways to get it by whom and to what end well, this is the thing we heard from the minister states, a curious, she confirmed report that they were investigating former intelligence officials that are linked to the former president jacob's doing what was clear when he was incarcerated, was that there was going to be some instability. you had a hash tag shut down case that in that is, that wasn't the problem. shut down south africa. it appears that there was an agenda to destabilize the country and if you look at what has happened in the last few days, a t trade corridor, a main highway has essentially been blocked off. so that is of course, what it's going to affect a lot of trade between these 2 key provinces. and then if you look at the attacks, so you would have seen community members utilize the poor people,

christine, what's the latest? well, maybe this is i use, this unrest has been intensifying what began and i've already posted the notation. it wasn't the whole purpose that the weekend has come, full scale looting and ransacking and off shops and bath, 3 the destruction of property to a great expanded estimate, the hundreds of millions of rank. what the damage has been done to in b, b, y we. we know that among the people that died is a teenage boy who took part in some of the new thing that we've been seeing happening mostly in was in the house. as well as helping corporate his home to johannesburg. mendecy now being deployed, we're going to be hearing from the president in a few hours from now about that situation in terms of that. but that is the situation as a span, lena, who is behind this look, it started out with the people in the room. i can calling out before the president's support is to go and pray against his incorporation, his imprisonment done so initially when they were coming out with him blocking roads

well, in the 2 effects of process, christine 2 days ago, we spoke as well, and you sort of hinted at that the, these unrest, they riots. what actually instigated by someone today president ramos run poses that yes, actually they were instigated by whom and to what end? well, this is the thing we heard from the minister of fate security. she confirmed reports that they were investigating former intelligence officials that are linked to the former president of jacob's and what was clear when he was incarcerated was that there was going to be some instability. you had a hash tag shut down case that in that it wasn't probably shut down so that for them, it appears that there was an agenda to destabilize the country. and if you look at what has happened in the last few days, a key trade corridor a main highway has essentially been blocked all. so that is of course, what is going to affect a lot of trade between these 2 key provinces. and then if you look at the attack, so you would have seen community members, you'd have seen poor people, elderly people, young people looting. but before t

well as the sentencing and conviction. but it doesn't appear that the developments in the country right now have any bearing on that, christine ones, in cape town, thank you so much. well, elsewhere, wildfires are ravaging parts of the western united states forcing hundreds to evacuate their homes. the blazes have been exacerbated by a records smashing heat wave that is killed over 50 people in the state of oregon alone. scientists are pointing the finger at climate change feeling a mega drought that has turned swathes of the u. s. into a tinderbox. the oregon, please like fly is the largest of nearly 60 active wildfires. currently burning across the western united states. the extent of the blaze can be seen best from above. it now covers an area larger than that of new york city, forcing residence in its path to evacuate their homes. this is my 1st wildfire, and i will tell you it is scary. it's not to make you cry. age not to make your stomach because you don't know if you're going to be the one that uses your house, or you sit there and watch me or lose their house and there's nothing you can do about it. many have had to

well, in the 2 effects the process christine 2 days ago, we spoke as well, and you sort of hinted that the, these unrest, the riots were actually instigated by someone today. president ramos run poses said yes, actually they ways to get it by whom onto war. then well, this is the thing we heard from the minister of faith security. she confirmed reports that they were investigating former intelligence officials that are linked to the former president, jacob's been what was clear when he was incarcerated, was that there was going to be some instability. you had a hash tag shut down case that in that is that wasn't the problem. shut down. so there for them. it appears that there was an agenda to destabilize the country. and if you look at what has happened in the last few days, a t trade corridor, a main highway has essentially been blocked off. so that is of course, what is going to affect a lot of trade between these 2 key provinces. and then if you look at the attack, so you would have seen community members utilize the poor people, elderly people, young people looting. but before they

>> reporter: yeah, you know, christine, tokyo very well might be the best prepared city ever to hostemergency order. they have seen an increase in the number of infections compared to the previous week as cases continue to surge, experts believe a potential fifth baf of infection will exceed the previous wave. that prediction isis bad on the delta variant and increase in people's movement. people in tokyo have been living under a constant state of emergency since april and it is clear that fatigue is setting in. regardless of the case count with the start of the olympics just ten days away, organizers are making their final push to prepare for the games that includes the open ing of the olympic village. and they are left to deal with the news that four of its contractors who supply electricity were arrested for allegedly violating the narcotics laws. tokyo 2020 says that they would issue a strict warning to the company. despite the legal troubling and recent surge in covid-19 cases, organizers continue pressing ahead in an effort to cement a positive legacy and create an upbeat tonig

well off. his imprisonment has laid bad divisions in the country. and d w correspondence christine wanted to join us now from cape town in south africa. christine, what's the latest? while this values, this unrest has been intensifying. what began as just ready for the notation. it wasn't the whole purpose that the weekend has come out to full scale looting and ransacking and off shops and bath tree, the destruction of property to a great expense estimate, the hundreds of millions of rang. what the damage has been done, the nbc, why would we know that among the people that died is a teenage boy who took part in some of the new thing that we've been seeing happening mostly in was how as well as helping corporate it home to the medicine now been deployed, we're going to be hearing from the president in a few hours from now about the situation in terms of that. but that is the situation as a leader who is behind this later, it started out with the people in the room. i can calling out the former president support is to go and pray against his in cooperation. his imprisonment and so in

good all, if you just stand well on the line for us, if they w correspondent christine was, she joins us from the come. la wisdom is rural home is christine, what's the situation with jacob's him? and now is he likely to actually go into prison? yeah, well that's something that he's managed to put on at least for the meantime. he made an application in a local pool that is going to be on tuesday. that's going to make a decision as to whether or not he should be in prison pending the outcome of the appeal for hearing will be on tuesday, depending on the outcome of that you could have present himself at christian facilities on wednesday, really. but i want to do that because he's been successful in making that appeal and having the constitutional force listen to his appeal, who thinks and of course it's ruling. a lot of people feel that the point that you're applying on tuesday will probably allow him to stay his wrist. now this is obviously a huge story for south africa. quite a polarizing one to one was saying how people they're reacting well, we're just outside his home said the in i

we have seen this from the federal reserve as well as christine lagarde. do expect from central bankers to tame housing prices, or will they say this is a necessary consequence to a policy that helps the economy? vincent: here is the irony. the ecb wants to add equivalent rent to their price index because it makes it go higher. they are welcoming that extra tip to inflation to get closer to their goal. what can they do? there is monetary policy and regulatory policy in the same building. expect to see them to tighten where they can in terms of supervisory restraint. it is a problem they would prefer to address from that side of the building. right now, there overwhelming concern is a macro one. the level of employment. therefore they will not adjust the setting rates nor the balance sheet to worry about housing. the fed has an opportunity when it does start to taper. it could slow purchases of mortgage backed securities by a quicker pace than treasury securities. that would be a way to send a signal. lisa: that is something fed officials have discussed and

we heard earlier from christine lagarde. >> this may well imply for a temporary period inflation thate target. are we doing average inflation targeting like the fed? the answer is no, very squarely. amanda: one of the things that makes this so interesting, the ecb would kill for inflation around 2%. it would be a good news story if the stimulus -- and i don't think we acknowledge it in america enough. it would be a good story if this stimulus produces some stimulative growth. matt: i have long told my wife i want to earn a maximum of $1 million a year, but i have changed that target. now it is a maximum of $10 million a year. neither one is achievable for me, but maybe it will be easier to rise closer to the first goal if i put the second one in stone. core inflation in europe has not come close to 2% since i've been here covering the ecb, so good luck with that. amanda: i think you can definitely shoot above $1 million. you got it. matt: i guess if it continues to devalue the dollar like this, it should be easier. let's get to the stock of the hour. the white house may be looking to

well? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, christine.al bulletin on the pope's condition around noon rome time so about a half-hour from now. but this is really a case in which no news is good news. if there was some dramatic turn for the worse we would have heard. instead all indications are that the surgery went well, the pope is responding well to the treatment. and, you know, it is striking, i think, that this happened. as you said not only right after the pope held his normal sunday midday blessing but also after the vatican confirmed that the pope is intending to travel to hungry, and slovakia in september. i think pope francis obviously seems determined not to be slowed down by this. as i've always said, this is the energizing bunny of popes. francis just has no off switch. and, christine, i think the way he's handling this is just the latest case in point. >> all right, the energizer bunny of popes. obviously we wish him well in his recovery. >>> all right, coming up, former president trump right on cue trying to dismiss the crim

well. here is christine sloan with more information. reto demolish what is left of champaign tower south.lly pausing the search and rescue efforts as they get ready. >> we are continuing to move forward with due diligence, there is a threat to the standing building that is posed to the first responders. >> with the storm urging toward florida, concerns are growing, and the governor, giving a state of emergency order. so this will protect search and rescue teams. we don't know when it could fall ove officials say a controlled motion shocr a inth quf search and rescue operations, even expanding areas they haven't been able to safely access, families of those who lived in the building were told of the demolition plan on saturday morning. >> it literally brings me to tears, i can't imagine. >> miami beach, along with other cities in the surrounding areas are now conducting a thorough review of all condo high-rise buildings, hoping to prevent another tragedy. just miles away, residents of crestview towers and north miami beach were told that they must evacuate after an engineering report deeme

whom as 9 year term in office was overshadowed by corruption allegation was well on the line for as if they w correspondent christine wonder where she joins us from the cobbler wisdom as rural home is, christine, what's the situation with jacob's him and now is he likely to actually go to prison while rebecca that's something that he's managed to put on needs for the meantime. he made an application in a local pool that is going to be on tuesday. that's going to make a decision as to whether or not he should be in prison, pending the outcome of the deal at the pool. now, here is, will be on tuesday depending on the outcome of that. you could have present himself on wednesday already. but i want to do that because he's been successful in making that appeal in having the constitutional court. i listen to his appeal, listen sentence, and of course it's really a lot of people feel that support you're applying that on tuesday will probably allow him to stay here. now this is obviously a huge story from south africa. quite a polarizing one to one was saying how people they're reacting. well, we're just outside his home, s

it's towards more toward more democratic and more authoritarian and christine's and that's having a huge impact as well. i mean again the you in my book, i'm not only highlighting western white islamic, i'm also highlighting eastern pharma. we have a 1000000 listen in internment camps in china. we have me on mar and yet with a 1000000 of them were pushed into the reason that we have india with the raising rise and authoritarian lurch and they're in there monday and all of his time with them. so again, this is not something that it's supposed to wait for in the west, but again, it's metastasize in many part of the leading to genocide levels. i think obviously me and mar and moody publicly deny. deny that you mentioned a 1000000 in internment camps in jang. where do you get that figure from a 2018 human rights watch report, united nations or words? again, i can spend an entire interview going over that when i'm trying to show again, is that part of a global problem? right? a lot of folks say, well, you know, it's only happening in the only way, folks in your games are americans that are doing it. no, it'

christine lagarde. for more we are joined by francine. she is back in london after her harrowing journey to venice over the weekend. clearly it was well it to get this interview from christine lagarde. what should she say that surprised you the most? -- what did she say that surprised you the most? francine: it was not the toughest assignment let me put it that way. with the review changes is she has more tools to play with. put simply, we had that last thursday where we had the press conference. it was more difficult for the market to reconcile by the fact inflation can be above 2% and they can see through it without parameters. but the president going on to say that doesn't shift their view of when they will normalize monetary policy. yesterday it was clear it gives them a lot more room to maneuver. july 22, and this is why most of my interview was on the 22nd at that meeting, was to figure out if it was a technical adjustment or if we could have something more substantial for the markets. it seems the second when she answered. kailey: 10 days to go. we will be counting down until we get that. when you spoke with her she talked abou

. >> so christine, that will surely be a point of conversation today as well as the other range of toolshe president has identified to allow companies -- excuse me, allow communities and cities and stits s states really to focus on public safety. that includes violence prevention programs as well as summer jobs and other measures that they say have been proven to reduce crime. christine. >> we'll see what happens from that meeting today. we know you'll be watching it, thank you. >>> to the situation in haiti. u.s. officials assisting in the investigation of the assassination of the haitian president arrived in the nation's capital sunday. little is known about these suspects and their motivation for the attack. haitian police say they have arrested a man they say helped orchestrate the assassination plot. matt rivers is live in port-au-prince, haiti, with more. >> reporter: we did get big news here in port-au-prince in the investigation into the assassination of the president jovenel moise. in part they held that press conference to announce the arrest of a 63-year-old man that they say

christine. tell us please. what is the situation today with jacob zooming? is he likely to go to prison now at all? well, jared, at least he doesn't have to do that today. we know that much. he has had to make an application in a separate court to request the day of his race pending. of course, this review off the constitutional court ruling as well as the sentence. so that is going to happen on tuesday and depending on the outcome of that particular hearing, he could have to report to correctional facility as early as wednesday. but from, from the analysis that we're hearing here, because the supreme court or the constitutional court is recall, it has agreed to hear that review of his k. it is likely that this lower court will grant him that stay off a race. so it will mean no jail time, any time soon for mister jared. okay, well lives, of course we'll be looking at what happens on tuesday. of course, this is nonetheless a very big story for south africa. how people reacting there? the well, where i am, if you didn't know any better, you would think that we're as a political ready. it is a celebrate tr

well off. his imprisonment has laid bad divisions in the country. or earlier we spoke with our correspondent christine, why she is in cape town. we asked her who was behind this unrest. it started out with the people in the room i can pointing out the former president's support is to go and pray against his in cooperation. his imprisonment done so initially when they were coming out where they were blocking roads and creating also chaos. they were saying that this is in the name of the for the president, mr. to be freed back. it is now at the to ration way. he can see they are criminal intimate. now you've got a bad reminder. a lot of the people that will be carrying out these bindings. these people come from under privileged communities. we have them on policy and unemployment. here in south africa, you can see that what people walking is the shop stealing basic items. in many cases, low the bedding and items of the night there was now in, in the midst of opportunity, the criminality taking place. people taking advantage of the situation, young children involved in this losing elderly people as well.

well off. his imprisonment has laid bad deed divisions in the country. or earlier we spoke with our correspondent christine, while she is in cape town, we asked her who was behind this unrest. it started out with the people in the hands pointing out before the president's support is to go and pray against his incorporation. his imprisonment, i'm so initially rein purchases were coming out with the blocking roads and creating also pay on. they were saying that this is in the name of the for the president, mr. to be freed back. it is now the to ration way he can see they are criminal intimate. now you've got a bad reminder. a lot of the people that we see carrying out the b. s for these people come from under privileged communities. we have them on a policy and unemployment here in south africa. you can see that what people walking in the shop, the ceiling, basic items in many cases, low the bedding and items of the night. there was now in, in the midst of opportunity, the criminality taking place, people taking advantage of the situation, young children involved in this losing elderly people as well. so the

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christine. tell us please. what is the situation today with jacob zooming? is he likely to go to prison now with all? well, jared, at least he doesn't have to do that today. we know that much. he has had to make an application in a separate court to request the stay of his race pending. of course, this review off the constitutional court ruling as well as the sentence. so that is going to happen on tuesday and depending on the outcome of that particular hearing, he could have to report correctional facility as early as well, same, but from, from the analysis that we're hearing here. because the supreme court or the constitutional court is recall, a chair has agreed to hear that review of his case. it is likely that this lower court will grant him that they offer rates, so it will mean no jail time anytime soon. for mr. zoom at jars. okay, well i, of course we'll be looking at what happens on tuesday. of course, this is nonetheless a very big story for south africa. how people reacting that? the well, where i am, if you didn't know any better, you would think that we're as a political ready. it is a celebr

well off. his imprisonment has laid bad divisions in the country or earlier we spoke with our correspondent christine, when was she is in cape town, we asked her who was behind this one rest. it started out with the people in the room i can pointing out before the president's support is to go and pre pace against his in cooperation, his imprisonment and so initially, when purchases were coming out with the blocking roads and creating also a payoff. they were saying that this is in the name of the for the president, mr. must be free. back it is now is the to ration where you can see they are criminal intimates. now you've got to be remind a lot of the people that will be carrying out the bees asked for by these people come from under privileged communities. we have one policy and unemployment here in africa. you can see that he's what people walking in the shop. the ceiling basic items in many cases, low the baby and items of the night. so there was not an image of opportunity criminality taking place. people taking advantage of the situation, young children involved in this losing elderly people as w

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well we have this update from b w christine was she has been following development throughout the day at the court. in the town of peter barnett spoke, the, the judge of this court has said that he is going to announce his rolling on friday morning. basically zoom is roy is the better part of today making his case as to why this court should even be hearing this case. of course, the issue being that this is a lower court and that effectively what is doing is asking this court to overrule a decision taken by the supreme court. so we heard everything about the system as health condition, his age, and the fact that he feels that a prison sentence in the height of the pandemic he's not been vaccinated is tantamount to a death sentence. of course, they were also lawyers opposing this to zoom as applications who went on to say that of course, the court that gave mr zimmer, that sentence was well aware of his age of health condition, as well as the prison conditions and went ahead and gave him that sentence anyway, so it was a long day of a lot of legal arguments being made. the judge is goi

christine. tell us please. what is the situation today with jacob zooming? is he likely to go to prison now at all? well, jared, at least he doesn't have to do that today. we know that much. he has had to make an application in a separate court to request the stay of his race pending. of course, this review off the constitutional court ruling as well as the sentence. so that is going to happen on tuesday. and depending on the outcome of that particular hearing, he could have to report to correctional facility as early as web thing. but from, from the analysis that we're hearing here, because the supreme court or the constitutional court is recall, a chair has agreed. see here that review of his case, it is likely that this no, a court will grant him that they offer rates so it would mean no jail time anytime soon for mr. jars. okay, well lives, of course we'll be looking at what happens on tuesday. of course, this is nonetheless a very big story. if it's not africa, how people reacting there. well, where i am, if you didn't know any better, you would think that we're as a political randy. it is a celebr

. >> christine said it's the main indicator for people about how well they're doing if gas is going up. >>> teenage tennis phenom coco gauff will miss the tokyo olympics after testing positive for covid-19. andy sholes has more in the bleacher report. this is a real disappointment, i'm sure, for coco gauff and the olympics. >> for everyone. the fans and everyone involved in watching to watch her in tokyo. it's heartbreaking for her. she was going to be one of the biggest stars for team usa at the games. the 17-year-old was going to be the youngest olympic tennis player since 2000 but she announced she tested positive and no longer able to compete in tokyo. she tweeted and said it was disappointed and a dream of hers to represent the u.s. at the olympics and hopes there will be more chances. this news comes as three members from the south african soccer team, two players and one official, tested positive after arriving to the olympic village. they said the whole team is under quarantine until cleared to train. >>> u.s. men's basketball team getting a nice win over spain in their last ex

well as the president, very much in the firing lines. and i had a disturbing situation and we know that you will stay on top of events forest, christine, what in cape town tonight, christine, as always, thank you. the, the corona virus delta variant is spreading across the globe here in europe. it is sending the number of new cases higher. almost all new infections are being reported to people who have not been vaccinated and yet to many still refuse to be knocked late in france in greece. the option of forcing people to get the shots is not an option, but an ultimatum, apparently is healthcare workers in france, and greece will soon have to decide either be vaccinated against the corona virus or face unemployment in france, beginning of september bars, restaurants, trains, and planes will also be off limits to people without a special cobit 19 pass. the french president saying that his country is in a new race against time to prevent a 4th wave for health care workers at this hospital in paris. president manuel my calls announcement means a choice between getting the job or losing that job. for some it's an easy choice to make sure that it

let's cross over to the w, correspond, christine moon was standing by and cape town for 15. what's the current situation across the country? well, get hard in the to fix that provinces in halting and inquisitive natal looting continues overnight. more buildings with satellites, people waking up to billowing smoke from a number of sites. we know that more than 1200 people has been arrested. it is also been reported that in a location in johannesburg that is in helping a body was discovered inside a shopping mall with the looting had been taking place. because we understand that there have been some stampedes as people the crowd. second, losing forties are being discovered as the police and the official scour through some of the sites. they're also concerns now about racial tensions flaring up in this country. that is because in the absence of law enforcement, you now have the civilians, arm to civilians at guarding and defending their own property, taking the law innocence into their own hands. and of course, there are concerns about the breakout of century between the black and white communities, black in indian communities, in

well as the president, very much in the firing lines and by the, from the competitors going. yeah, a disturbing situation and we know that you will stay on top of events, forest, christine wood, but in cape town tonight, christine, as always, thank you. the, the corona virus delta variant is spreading across the globe here in europe. it is sending the number of new cases hire. almost all new infections are being reported to people who have not been vaccinated, and yet too many still refused to be inoculate. in france in greece, the option of forcing people to get the shots is not an option, but. busy an ultimatum, apparently is healthcare workers in france, and greece will soon have to decide either be vaccinated against the corona, virus or face unemployment in france, beginning of september bars, restaurants, trains, and planes will also be off limits to people without a special coded, 19 pass. the french president saying that his country is in a new race against time to prevent a 4th wave for health care workers at this hospital in paris. president emmanuel mackenzie announcement means a choice between getting the job or losing that job. for some, it's an easy choice to ma

this story, let's cross over to the w, correspond christine manuel standing by in cape town for us to see what's the current situation across the country. well, get hard in the to fix that provinces in housing. and it wasn't as natal, the looting continues overnight, more buildings with satellites, people waking up to billowing smoke from a number of sites. we know that more than 1200 people has been arrested. it is also been reported that in a location in johannesburg that has been helping a body was discovered inside a shopping mall with the looting had been taking place because we understand that they have been some stampedes as people the crowd. second meeting and forties are being discovered as the police and the official scour through some of the sites. there are also concerns now about racial tensions clearing up in this country. that is because in the absence of law enforcement, you now have the civilians arm to civilians that guarding and defending their own property, taking the law innocence into their own hands. and of course, there are concerns about the breakout of tension between the black and white communities, black in indian

well off. his imprisonment has laid bad divisions in the country. or earlier we spoke with our correspondent christine, while she is in cape town, we esther who was behind this unrest. it started out with the people in the room i can call out before the president's support is to go and proof against his in cooperation. his imprisonment and so initially, rand purchases were coming out where they were blocking roads and creating also chaos. they were saying that this is in the name of the for the president, mr. to be freed back. it is now at the ration you can see they are criminal intimates. now you've been reminds a lot of the people that we see carrying out the these values. these people come from and the privilege of communities. we have them on policy and unemployment here in south africa, you can see that what people walking is the shop stealing basic items in many cases, low the baby and i some of the night. so there was now in, in the midst of opportunity criminality taking place. people taking advantage of the situation, young children involved in this losing elderly people as well. so again, t

haidi: i know you are monitoring this closely, christine lagarde telling us a july policy change is possible for 2022 measures as well, it may be followed by a transition into a new format. we are also hearing from the ecb president lagarde that we should repair for monetary stimulus in 10 days. new measures might be brought in next year to support the economy after the current emergency bond program finishes up. that guidance will come from the july 22 governing council session, but she talks about interesting variations and changes happening. let's get you more of that conversation, we spoke exclusively with christine lagarde. >> we have a framework. we have a new framework that is unanimously approved by the governing council and we are going to look at, as we always do every six weeks, we are going to look at the circumstances, what forward guidance we need to revisit, we are going to look at at the calibration of the tools we are using to make sure it is aligned with our new strategy, and i think given the persistence we need, forward guidance will be -- francine: it was always a big meeting, but it is a bigger

christine, what does all of this tell us about the the rule of law in south africa tonight? well, people in this country who, who are happy about the debate of makia i celebrating what they say is the rule of law being supreme. this long been the view in this country that the political each enjoy and living community that the ordinary south african doesn't is know the corruption in this country. it has cost this country investment and it has cost people to have people in this country the most. and so people are seeing this from kind of a message to people and government that no more gone other days, no matter who you walk off off of corruption because people are tired of that people, especially as this graph commission has been going on. people have been hearing about the extent of government corruption, south africans off frustrated. they are angry and they see this as a victory for the country. they see this as a training that nobody is above the law. and they're hoping that that message gets through to everybody in government. a very interesting one, with tonight's reporting f

christine. what does all of this tell us about the the rule of law in south africa tonight? well, people in this country who, who are happy about the debate of monsieur i celebrating what they say is the rule of law being supreme. there's long been the view in this country that the political each enjoy living community that the ordinary south african doesn't, is know the corruption in this country. it has cost this country investment and it has cost people to have people in this country the most. and so people are seeing this from kind of a message to people and government that no more gone other days, no matter who you walk off off of corruption because people are tired of that people, especially as this graph commission has been going on. people have been hearing about the extent of government corruption, south africans off frustrated. they are angry and they see this as a victory for the country. they see this as a training that nobody is above the law. and they're hoping that that message get through to everybody in government. a very interesting one was the night's reporting

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we've talked a lot about christine ericsson, but let's talk about the play of actually played the most of this torment. and then last, the 1st 2 games and they've done so well, they're going to be a real 4th in cast out at the wilcox some great players and nothing. you know, the got play, you play the buffalo nor bruce your dorman big clubs in italy. that is a top side. all right, well we better leave them on matter. thanks very much. you're watching the w need to, we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour, but don't go away as chris cobra has business update for you. offer a short break. you can always find much more news and analysis on our website t w dot com. i'm rebecca. thanks for watching. the news news . i think everything channing 1st big i'm listening so much different culture between here and there. so challenging for everything. ah, i think it was worth it for me.

story, let's cross over to the w, correspond christine moon, by standing by in cape town for us to see what's the current situation across the country. well get hard in the to fix it provinces in halting and inquisitive natal, the looting continues over nice more buildings with satellites. people waking up to billowing smoke from a number of sites, we know that more than 1200 people has been arrested. it is also been reported that in a location in johannesburg that has been helping a body was discovered inside a shopping mall with the new thing had been taking place because we understand that they have been some stampedes as people, the crowds have been leasing and forties are being discovered as the police and the official scholar through some of the sites. there are also concerns now about racial tensions clearing up in this country. that is because in the absence of law enforcement, you now have the civilians arm to civilians that guarding and defending their own property, taking the law innocence into their own hands. and of course, there are concerns about the breakout extensions between the black and white communities. black in indi

well off. his imprisonment has laid bad deep divisions in the country. or earlier we spoke with our correspondent christine, when was she is in cape town and we asked her who was behind this one rest. it started out with the people in the hands calling out before the president's support is to go and pray against his incorporation. his imprisonment i'm so initially when politics says were coming out where they were blocking roads and creating also pay on. they were saying that this is in the name of the for the president, mr. to be freed back. it is now, it is the to ration way you can see they are criminal intimates. now you've got a bad reminder. a lot of the people that we be carrying out the b s by these people come from under privileged communities. we have them on a policy and unemployment here in south africa. you can see that what people walking in the shop stealing basic items in many cases, low the baby and items of the night. so there was now in the, in the midst of opportunity, the criminality. people taking advantage of the situation, young children involved in the losing elderly people as well

lots of material damage done a christine, how difficult will it be to restore inter communal damage that's been done in the past couple of days? well, you know, layla right now in that wasn't and that's how province of course is one of the effects provinces. you have a situation where communities are up against each other, particularly the indian and black community. we heard that from the looking who addressed his people yesterday as well for the coming of tension. essentially, they've been retaliatory attacks. you've had people from the indian community burning down shacks and, and other infrastructure in the township. saying that these are the people that have posed threats to us, and this is our way of defending property. so it's an escalating situation. one that of course, the authorities are certainly worried about and the number of positions getting involved in asking people. so just quality attentions. and in conclusion, i mean how much has, has this, this unrest put mr. rom opposes, well position under duress, basically. he layla, i saw a photograph of the president, i guess today he had, had attended a meeting with some o