derek what is the problem here the problem number one is because the russians have not shared any of the data about phase one and phase 2 with this scientific community they really helpful if we had that data we know virtually nothing of talk about this vaccine other than that it sir. based on the chimpanzee advice platform it's the chant platform which is also the basis for the china auxlang scene which is their export vaccine so that we would assume that it works and more lace the same way as the oxford vaccine but apart from that we know very little told it's probably be through face one and face true clinical trials and what about gates and face the trial starting know that that means it's not really much for the pipeline and several other vaccine projects but the difference seems to be that it's going to be ruled out of the general population rather fast. constantius i mean when the russians say the moving forwards with using the new vaccine without starting phase number 3 i mean this goes against the whole . culture of the has been prevailing for decades in the scientific commu

tom: derek, thank you so much. derek wallbank in singapore today.owres at negative nine, futures at -38. politics of the moment, a washington frozen on the balance of power. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is bloomberg surveillance. let's get the bloomberg business flash. bp has cut dividends for the first time in the decade, removing the cornerstone of its investment case as the coronavirus pandemic hammered almost every part of the energy business. of $7.6n adjusted loss billion in the second quarter. the company smashed it dividend in half. the federal trade commission is investigating twitter for alleged privacy violations. the issue, whether twitter used phone numbers it uploaded to security purposes that targeted advertising. -- thate could lead to is your bloomberg business flash. francine? tom? want to point out the disinflation on the data screen and go to the 10 year tips in america, breaking under 1%, negative one percent, i should say, a few days ago. now it is a -1.04. that is an extraordinary negative real yield in america. all of th

derek: that is a good question.he press conference today, prime minister abe spoke about new leadership equating to new economic policies. pressure for more to be done. i must say i find it difficult al consider additional fisc stimulus on top of what we have already had. i think the scope for any kind of substantial change in policy is quite limited. it may be enough over the short term to simply reinforce that we are still on the same path and there'll be no fundamental change in the direction of travel. as i said earlier, there is evidence in some areas that havemics was beginning to success before covid hit. guy: the cost is enormous. the authorities in japan own huge sways of not only the bond market but the equity market. how much more road you think japan has to continue along this path? the rest of the world is watching with interest. i appreciate what you say about some of the successes that have been achieved, but you have to ask the question about whether or not there is a functional financial market in j

yousef: thank you very much, derek wallbank.s coming through from hurricane laura, catastrophic storm surge, extreme winds, flash flooding continues. that is just coming across now. the hurricane is moving northward over southwestern louisiana. we are looking at live images, this from galveston, texas. bear in mind, these are speeds up to 150 miles per hour. last time around we saw speeds like but in that area was with the lost island hurricane of 1856. much of the u.s. refining capacity is centered in that region. not just galveston, it also freeport and houston are closed. some $50 billion in insured losses could be assumed according to bloomberg intelligence. a snapshot of what else is coming up -- our interview with the first black artistic director of lvmh. that is next. this is bloomberg. >> i found that me being one of the few black designers at the head of a parisian fashion house gives me an ability to lead in that space. fundrted a scholarship to make sure there are inroads cap for young black designers to work in the

derek to -- derek: i think that has been clear reporting that wechat has 's state ties to china systemthat certainly is something that the trump administration was trying to outline as being problematic. it put out a fairly good size list of reports that they think are problematic, and the trump administration cited national security in both the tiktok and the wechat orders. francine: how does china retaliate from this? do we have any insight as to how they are viewing this and what they're waiting for? derek: the first thing that is going to happen is that tiktok says it is going to challenge this somehow. i think that was anticipated, even if it is going on through the talks with microsoft. china's state media has come out and said the entire u.s. action toward tiktok and bytedance is a smash and grab, so that has not risen -- that has not been received very well there. the wechat side, it is very much the early days. we got some response from china's foreign and fairs administration. -- foreign affairs administration. they were not very happy with this. but in terms of what action i

derek van dam is live for us in charleston. derek, i'm glad to see you there. what's the latest from hurricane isaias? where is it now? where is it headed? are you safe out there? >> reporter: yeah, we definitely are safe here in our particular location, but isaias doing exactly what we feared. actually, striking into a hurricane directly before landfall. it's within the hour we expect the center of the storm to move on shore across southeastern north carolina, wilmington, carolina beach, those areas getting pounded right now with extremely strong winds. frying pan schultz just off the coast of north carolina had a wind gust reported over 90 miles an hour. that is category strength. six hours ago this was a mere tropical storm. we have had record -- third record high tides in myrtle beach. there was some local beach coastal flooding within that region. there has been flooding across portions of the south carolina coast line. where we are now, it's been incredible. we were spared the worst from this storm, but if you look at the radar you can see the eye wall nu

and derek mueller is professor of law at the university of iowa college of law. andas published widely before joining the university of iowa, he was a professor of law at pepperdine university caruso school of law and a visiting professor at penn state law school. sox and derek, thank you much for joining. >> thank you. >> thank you. with alex'sgin book. friends, please consider getting -- homework, which i hope you will be inspired to read after today's discussion. in this important book, you argue that the right to vote has not been a steady bending of an towardsrds justice or universal suffrage. instead, it has been a bumpy ride with peaks and valleys and you note a series of cases about reversals of the right to vote. women in new jersey had the right to vote until 1807 and then lasted for nearly a century. african-americans in many northern states have the right to vote at the time of the founding and then lost that right in the 1820's, and people have the right to vote in the midwest and the southwest and then lasted in the 1900s to limit the power of immig

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alexander keung, you hear him pleading ( pleading >> get in the car in the front also in the video derek chauvin, fired officer, charged with second dedegree murder >> come on out. >> reporter: as soon as floyd hits the pavement, you see chauvin's gloved hands on hi him and a knee on floyd's neck. >> i can't breathe! please, man >> relax bathe.itreathee i can't breathe >> with a crowd gathering, the body cam video shows keueung tae floyd's pulse. according to prosecutors, he couldn't find one. there is now an investigation into is it leak of that body camera video. meantime norah, we still haven't seen video from the body cam worn by derek chauvin who pressed his knee into george floyd's neck. that video may be the key piece of evidence. norah >> o'donnell: jeff, thank you. tonight seven marines and a navy sailer dead after an accident last week in san diego after an amphibious assault vehicle took on water and sancht eight other bodies were between 18 and 23 years old. two other marines were wounded. this was t opes to limit access to a judge's personal information. here's cbs's jim axe

derek still has to get physical therapy.has been at two different physical therapists, hospitals. now he's going to start physical therapy here at the home. >> i have talked to so many families. i know it can be a tough journey. i'm so glad you're all together and there for one another. derek, i'm so glad you're there at home. you know, you made it this far. you're so strong. we wish you the best in the weeks and months ahead. thank you, derek, dejuan, carline. >> thank you for having us. >> okay, thank you. >>> epicenter of the pandemic, now look at this, wuhan is hosting a massive water park party. >>> plus, cases in paris are up six-fold since the beginning of the month. fears of a second wave grip europe. >>> and some latinos say they feel left out of the democratic convention stage while republican voices take center stage. more on that ahead. know, you jut figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪ and get way more.ith wwso you can bring yours a way to keep on pushing. vision to life and save in

let's discuss all of it with our meteorologist derek van dam staying on top of both of these stories.starting in california. you have to feel for those folks, derek. >> the topics we're covering these days is on par with 2020. now, the latest figures have the second and the fourth-largest, in terms of acreage, forest fires burning out of control across california right now. these are the lightning complex fires that they grouped together, several smaller fires they have associated with what is a complex lightning fire. you can imagine the emissions this is releasing into the atmosphere. the smoke is traveling eastward across the country. it will eventually make its way to the east coast. look out for spectacular sunsets, to say the least. more smoke emissions were measured by satellites than any other point since measurements have taken place in the early 2000s. how much smoke has been emitted into the upper levels of the atmosphe atmosphere. the largest fires over california, that totals 600,000 burned acres. that's double what 2019 season had burned in california. that puts it into

let's hear from derek. >> my name is derek watson. it is indeed just a pleasure to have this opportunity to share my thoughts and provide some insight about incarcerated suffrage. these conditions are horrible and it is beyond punishment. the continuous torture to say the least. i believe the conditions are the way they are because we don't have representation just been able to pick the people up. because we can't do that we don't had representatives or legislation are public officials coming in their looking at the full food we eat or the brown water we drink. as not being able to see our mothers and our kids in our families for months on end. we are locked down 30 plus hours from others. there is camera phones a capture of the bs that they do. i'm sure voting and having that representation will be away to snuff that behavior out and i think society is only as good as those at the bottom of it. so to invest into society is to invest into those incarcerated by providing them the vote. teaching them to value their society by allowing t

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derek, thanks so much for joining us. as you know, we heard some extremely emotional testimony from the family and the victims of police violence at the march on washington. what was it like to hear those stories on such an important day? >> well, it is heartfelt, this today is the anniversary of the lynching of emmitt till. 65 years later, we're still dealing with this problem. and it's a problem that can only be solved once we move from protest to the ballot box, and then hopefully have the momentum to get public policy changes to create a society where police are held accountable and the role of policing in the black community is one in which we are proud of and we can respect. >> derek, police brutality was certainly a major theme if you listen to all the speeches at the march today. how has this issue galvanized the modern civil rights movement? >> tremendously, if you look at the young people, we have people who left because they recognize what has taken place in louisville, kentucky, is one in which the murderers o

derek, hey, gad to see you. describe where you are and the conditions. >> yeah, good morning, robyn. >> hi. >> we are getting battered here in beaumont, texas, but they are getting absolutely crushed 50 kilometers to our east in the lake charles region. you heard tom talk about it a moment ago. they're in the center of the eye. that's the thing about this hunting hurricanes or chasing hurricanes. it's a game of miles. and really we are on the outer fringes of the strongest part of major hurricane laura as it continues to move inland. this has been an extremely scary storm for residents here. just because of the potential of the storm surge. we know about the fact that it could push onshore by 40 miles. that is significant. a stronger storm than what was a benchmark here, rita back in 2005. so lots to think about. but we saw so much coordinated effort in this region within the past 24 hours. there is national incident command centers set up by fema with buses and charter buses ready to take people away from the r

our meteorologist and weather anchor derek van dam is there. derek, hello. what are you seeing?well, we're really starting to see conditions go downhill here in beaumont, texas. we have had tropical to hurricane-force gusts for the past two hours or so. and we've seen breakers blowing in the background behind us, flickering lights. fortunately we have about 50% power here. but we can't say the same about residents in louisiana and extreme southeastern texas, because we've seen numbers in the hundreds of thousands. and that is only going to skyrocket. we keep talking about interstate 10, which is directly over my shoulder here. that's closed from the texas and the louisiana border all the way through lafayette, louisiana. and that's a major evacuation root, but it's no longer an option for people. this storm continues to race through the central parts of louisiana. this is hitting in the dark of night, and that is why the storm is particularly dangerous, because people have the potential to get woken up if they did not evacuate and have to deal with what is actually occurring out

to come from body cam worn by alexander keung, you hear him pleading >> reporter: also in the video derek chauvin, fired oer, charged withond degree murder >> reporter: as soon as floyd hits the pavement, you see chauvin's gloved hands on him and a knee on floyd's neck. >> reporter: with a crowd gathering, the body camera video shows keung take floyd's pulse. according to prosecutors, he couldn't find one. there is now an investigation into the leak of that body camera video. meantime norah, we still haven't seen video from the body cam worn by derek chauvin who of course pressed his knee into george floyd's neck. that video may be the key piece of evidence. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff peques, thank you. tonight seven marines and a navy sailor are presumed dead after an accident last week in san lance corporal was assumed dead after an amphibious assault vehicle took on water and sank. eight other bodies were recovered between 18 and 23 years old. two other marines were wounded. this was the deadliest accidenrw jersey is speaking out for the first time about a horrifying attack that left he

you have probably seen it, the cellphone video taken on may 25 showing minneapolis police officer derek shavin pressing his knee to the back of george floyd's neck for more than 8 minutes before he died. several videos have since surfaced showing other officers using a similar knee to neck restraint. one of those videos shows an incident right here in the bay area. the video of derek shavin using his knee to restrain george floyd before his death looks similar to other videos now coming to light. male: stop resisting. candice: one of them, an incident in january involving san francisco police. you see an sfpd officer with her knee appearing to be on a man's neck while she talks to him. female: we ordered him to leave, but he didn't want to. candice: after the cellphone video circulated over the weekend, san francisco police released the body cam footage from five different angles showing more of the incident. we spoke to lieutenant mike nevin with the department's field tactic force options unit. does san francisco police policy allow for officers to use their knees on someone's neck to

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let's bring in meteorologist derek van dam.rek, a state that seems to be setting new records for wildfires every year. another huge one this year and the weather not helping us. what's the latest? >> yeah, the resources in california so stressed at the moment. talking to personnel there in california, they're talking about how days for the firefighters usually last to 12 hours, they're now being doubled to 24. even in some cases, 48-hour stretches of work trying to battle and contain the blazes. talking about the records, kim, we have currently right now the second and the fourth largest fires in the state of california's history. this is ever. just incredible to see what's happening within the northern and central portions of the state, particularly. and you can see the containment there really not that promising, anywhere from 2% to upwards of 15%. a long way to go for t the ever-lasting battle for the wildfires. there's an incredible submission of smoke in the upper levels. what you're looking at is an experimental model of

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derek chauvin is charged with second degree murder and manslaughter. thao and two other exofficers charged with aiding and abetting. all face up to 40 years in prison if con verdi victed. >> he was saying that -- that he couldn't breathe, but then he was obviously yelling and talking. >> reporter: also released by the court, new video of thao's interview with eight days after floyd's death. >> i was concerned other officers would do their job and check on him. >> reporter: the investigators even asking thao about chauvin pressing his knee into floyd's neck. >> so, that maneuver you saw officer chauvin use, is that something you've been trained with? >> i've never used it. >> reporter: thao's interview lasting nearly two hours. minnesota prosecutors now asking the judge to try all four men together. the former officers expected to be in court next month. shaquille brewster, nbc news. >>> coming up next, high school athletes now with no sports season, wondering what it means for their college careers. >>> plus, a dramatic cliff rescue and the heroes who

liz: derek, what do you think? will the president allow tiktok to be acquired by microsoft and will that tamp down or inflame tensions with china? >> well, i think he would allow it. i'm not sure it will occur. there's a lot of uncertainty about what the actual u.s. move would be, whether it be quick or gradual, in terms of implementation, what authority would be used. because of that, tiktok and microsoft could see very different valuations for the business. microsoft doesn't know what kind of regulatory burden it's facing yet. it may not find a business as appealing as tiktok thinks it is. if tiktok is forced to -- bytedance, the chinese parent, is forced to give up on u.s. operations, you will see some sort of chinese retaliation. they have talked about lockheed martin, because lockheed martin has supplied weapons to taiwan. if that happens, i think it will, the chinese will pick a major american corporate to retaliate against. liz: here comes the cold war, the early cold war signs here. we've got to run. thank

back to you. >> thanks so much for that report, derek. we turn to meteorologist pedram javaheri to bring us up to date on the situation. what are you seeing now? >> rosemary, this is downgraded to a tropical storm. it is still a pretty potent tropical storm just a couple of miles still being a category one. it shows you the intensity being maintained. 70 miles an hour as it works out of the state of north carolina and the state of virginia. images coming out of north carolina. how about some 300,000 customers. the population in the counties here heavily impacted across the county impacted in the past several hours. that's the number of customers without power. we know the tropical storms extend not only just across the carolinas but the state of maine. this is a fast-moving system now. notice new york city is 400 miles away from the center of the storm. expected to get within this region inside the next 10 to 12 hours as it rapidly shifts off towards the north. expect it to push east of washington, d.c., sometime around the early afternoo

so what's the situation there, derek? >> good morning, alisyn. you know, this is all about a game of miles here when we're talking about hurricane chasing. we got battered in beaumont, texas, but just to our east in lake charles, they got absolutely crushed last night. and we recognize that. we were on the outer fringing of the strongest part of major hurricane laura. regardless, just as soon as we thought we were out of the woods, we thought that the storm had well passed, a strong band came through, knocked out our power at the location that we're located in, and now we join the hundreds of thousands of people without power. and speaking to one of the beaumont police officers yesterday, she described previous hurricanes knocking out some of the electricity in the rural parts of southeast texas and louisiana for weeks. so people need to be prepared for that. now, listening to some of those harrowing accounts from martin savidge and gary tuchman in lake charles, just about the noises, the flaamiliar noises during th peak of a hurricane, the whist

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you keep being you, derek.being you. >>> welcome back call of duty and electric cars and trucks to watch. >> act vision gaming second quarter really beat estimates. the next release of the call of duty franchise later this year engaging in june across the platforms. shares of nikola that went public in june the hydrogen powers long-haul truck is scheduled to begin production beginning of next year and twilio falling eps guidance did project the loss that stock up nearly 200% this year back to you. >> frank, thank you, buddy the cleanup is under way along the east coast after the tropical storm rocking us yesterday causing millions to lose power for insurers this could be a multibillion event this was a brutal storm. >> as far as tropical storms go, yes. the eastern seaboard is waking up under clear skies you can bet there are homeowners and business owners jumping on video calls with their insurance providers. isaias as a tropical storm with rough roughly roughly over a million people in the track of the form.

the seat of those who are curly's i could find some of those needs that's not in our interests and derek just a final thought from you know we've seen a number of marches and protests right across the country following the deaths of african-americans at the hands of the police and and today we also have this martin luther king march is there a sense that people can be overcome by protests to the team that so many much as so many protests could actually be counterproductive. that could be the case but right now we are working on how do we take this energy and move to know that many of us are organized in looking at november there was a level of enthusiasm with the announcement of common hairs being. nominated as vice president for the democratic ticket so our goal is to move from protests to the ballot box and i think you've got to see more activity movement at directions across communities black white all across the country there are johnson great to get your thoughts thank you for talking to al jazeera thank you. now u.s. president donald trump is stepping up his reelection campaign add

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correspondent whatever is on your mind when it comes to the coronavirus just send your questions to derek on our you tube channel. assuming different couvade 19 vaccines are successful on different timelines what is the possibility there will be multiple vaccines available within a certain country. the chances are are quite high actually there are over 150 different vaccine trials going on around the world and over 30 of them are already in human trials a few of them quite far advanced down the road to approval they're also based on a number of different platform technologies which will play a role in the crucial step of production when and if they're shown to be effective on a wide scale what are known as messenger r.n.a. vaccines would be quite fast to produce but the technology is still pretty cutting edge it's so new that that if an m.r.i. on a vaccine is approved for covert 19 it would be the 1st m.r.i. in a back seeing to be approved ever for a disease more are tried and tested technologies that rely on small or inactivated doses of a pathogen or more proteins that it carries they t

mike thank you for that let's bring in derek plummer he's a form of bomb a ministration official and the democratic party strategist he joins us live now from washington d.c. derrick so this was harrison biden's 1st campaign appearance together what did you make of it and how important was this event in showcasing comma harris as the new v.p. pick. first karen thank you so much for having me i'm glad to be here so look i think it was a good event it really lit up the narrative that what we should expect to see between now and election day i think you really put together a contrast between what we'll see between a biden harrison ministration and their leadership that we've seen under a trump pince administration i also think it was damning in terms of the indictment against donald trump and his failed leadership in this goal and in it i think the way that senator harris laid out her arguments related to the millions of jobs lost to the u.s. response inadequate response to the global pandemic compared to the rest of the advanced world i think it also was really a moment in which there

good to talk to derek and their diploma their democratic strategist joining us from washington to say thank you thank you kyra. now the world health organization is warning governments against stockpiling covert 19 vaccines and treatments if and when they developed referring to back same nationalism the w.h.o. chief said it would only make the pandemic worse the e.u. britain switzerland and the u.s. are all striking deals with companies testing possible vaccines and russia and china are working on their own trials as new diagnostics medicines and vaccines comes through the pipeline it's critical that countries don't repeat the same mistakes we need to prevent bucks in nationalism and for this reason w 2 is working with governments and the private sector to actually read the signs through the act accelerator and he shewed that new innovations are available to everyone everywhere starting with those at highest risk. i mean it's a large weddings are a traditional feature of life in pakistan but the curve in 1000 pandemic and the ban on big public gatherings as many people have had to opt

if you haven't already getting contact on how you tube channel will get out science correspondent derek williams to look into a topics you bring up. to people living with hiv have an increased chance of dying from kovac 19 a number of different studies have looked at this issue and although the data is still pretty limited mostly they agree that people who are living with hiv and that are on an effective treatment program where the antiviral medication are not any more likely to contract or die from covert 19 than 10 people who don't have a child in the u.s. centers for disease control currently lists having the immunodeficiency diseases as only may be affecting outcomes a key aspect of that though is certainly going to be whether or not hiv patients continue to get the antiviral therapies that are are keeping their disease in check the united nations program that's responsible for global action on hiv has warns that in 2020 there could be up to half a 1000000 additional aids deaths in sub-saharan africa of loan caused not by patients catching covert 19 but because it's disrupting suppl

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you will do what you want time for your questions now over to our science correspondent and that's derek williams. does sars kovi to incorporate genetic material into your d.n.a. that remains even when the disease is passed. the number of different viruses among for example hiv or herpes viruses use a variety of different methods to incorporate their own genetic material into that of the cells that they invade in fact a substantial portion of human d.n.a. we think around 8 percent isn't strictly speaking human in origin it's genetic information from by risk is that integrated into the human genome at some point in the far distant past and has been hanging around in our genetic code ever sense which is kind of freaky when you think about it i mean it's thought that these sequences might be involved actually in a wide range of what we consider to be non infectious diseases like cancer or or dementia but sars cove too isn't the kind of virus that replicates by integrating into our genome it doesn't have to invade the cell nucleus where our d.n.a. is it can find everything that it needs to m

richardson i would do and treasurer at derek ram i'm back cannot understand why 2 years after the scandal there's still no conviction and where the 2 accused politicians were reinstated in the party. this corruption was happening no government to. see. that we know. because people just think you were this far and. to say. you know. we don't know what's going on in the leadership will be. the equivalent of 5000 euros was paid to the savings as compensation they're still hoping that the government will step in and take responsibility for the remaining 20000 euros for their future. now and international scientists extracted eggs from the last remaining northern white rhinos it's a step towards saving the animals from extinction off to a delay of several months forced by the pandemic this week experts harvested. will be used to reproduce the subspecies through this neither right now is able to carry a pregnancy the last male. diet and. that's a finale you can find more false stories on our website dot com pull it slash africa have a fantastic weekend see you next time. and . language courses.

and now it's time for your question here is our science correspondent derek williams. a mother who is a symptomatic breastfeeding. it must be terrifying for the mother of an infant to test positive for a covert 19 whether she displays symptoms or not because the relationship is such an intimate one physically that it seems highly unlikely that the baby won't contracts the disease as well despite the threat though both the w.h.o. and most national health authorities urge mothers who have tested positive for the disease whether they're symptomatic or not to continue to breast feed because the benefits of breastfeeding and skin to skin contact between mother and child a substantially outweigh any risks associated with coated 19 for the child so it still isn't 100 percent certain that breast milk always remains completely free from the virus but but the evidence indicates that it's not really spread that way the mothers who test positive should however follow a list of precautions to try to prevent passing the virus along to their baby if this is an issue for you i recomme