e.u. lawmakers those two items will simply be banned and they will go out of the window now the e.u. not only wants to ban things but they also want to encourage something they want to boost the production of items like this one which i found in the e.u.'s fan shop is a really usable bottle as though all the things that can be replaced that can be replaced by reusable things are not on that list obviously and also all plastic items that simply have no replacement like this doc will of course continue to be produced right they have now and what has sparked all of this briefly. the key is that the e.u. exports most of its of its plastic in fact half of the plastic trash only a third is recycled half of it is exported abroad most of it to china but china now decided from this year onwards to stop the import of plastic trash now a lot of member states are looking for new places to dump their trash the u.k. for instance is looking at southeast asia but for the european union or rather in the eyes of the european union of course only a sustainable solution can be put on the table right gar

e.u. lawmakers have demanded better data protection and privacy measures from facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg risky face questioning at the european parliament in brussels in the wake of a scandal that put data of millions of facebook users into the hands of a political consulting firm soccer burke apologized assuring the lawmakers facebook has taken.

e.u. lawmakers to be streamed live online is due to attend the hearing on tuesday to respond to the previously concerns of e.u. parliamentary leaders facebook admitted last month that it had improperly allowed the personal data of millions of users to be shared. with the united states as fights to impose the toughest sanctions ever on iran following the u.s. withdrawal from the international nuclear deal earlier this month secretary of state mike pompei of speech was delivered in washington while other g twenty foreign ministers were meeting in buenos aires germany france the u.k. are fighting to hold the deal together. the deal the deal together but that's going to be difficult with russia and the e.u. also absent from the meetings here is more of my compost speech we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness the iranian regime should know that this is just the beginning is staying up sanctions will be painful the regime does not change its course from the unacceptable and unproductive doubt that is chosen

e.u. lawmakers in brussels today they want to know how data from millions of facebook users were leaked to a political consultancy employed by donald trump they also want to know why facebook failed to reveal that leak despite being aware of its existence as early as two thousand and fifteen the meeting comes three days before a major new data privacy law comes into effect in europe. if his two day appearance before the u.s. congress last month was any indication members of the european parliament can expect a suited respectful guest. well congressman congressman congressman congressman congresswoman building at the grilling in congress politicians were at times blunt and perhaps fail to grapple with how facebook actually works your user agreement shocks there were also replies certain to get likes from facebook lawyers as someone who uses facebook i believe that you should have complete control over your data zuckerberg visit to brussels comes just days before a massive reform of european privacy rules is rolled out the ultra bureaucratic sounding general data protection regulation the g.

e.u. lawmakers streamed live online separate purpose due to respond to parliament leaders' privacy concerns and a hearing on tuesday the meeting comes as facebook admitted last month that it had improperly shared the personal data of millions of users. paraguayan has opened its israeli embassy in jerusalem the second country to do so after the united states paraguayan president this and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu attended the inauguration ceremony the u.s. relocated its embassy to jerusalem a week ago. nicolas maduro has won venezuela's presidential election he beat his nearest rival on refiled colon by a wide margin by little called his victory a triumph over imperialism but the opposition boycott of the poland said it wasn't a fair vote the u.s. says it will not recognize the outcome and is considering new sanctions against the socialist government. for nicolas maduro and his supporters the celebration with few surprises. it's a second six year term for the venezuelan president who won over two thirds of the vote. thank you for overcoming so many aggressions so many rise. t

e.u. lawmakers. in brussels thank you well to appear in front of lawmakers in the next ninety minutes or so and when that happens we'll bring it to you live here on d w let's move now to some of the other stories making news around the world sixteen people have been killed and dozens injured in a car bombing in afghanistan a minivan packed with explosives detonated while security services try to diffuse it although the area around the van had been cleared to when it exploded the death toll is expected to rise as rescue workers search the rubble no group has claimed responsibility. a court in germany has rejected a move by prosecutors to rearrest the catalan separatist leader carlos proved more german prosecutors argue that new evidence from spain show catalan leader was provoking violence butanol has been in germany since he was arrested on an international arrest warrant two months ago. the palestinian foreign minister has referred israel to the international criminal court following recent bloodshe

e.u. lawmakers over privacy laws after that data taking -- data hacking scandal involving cambridge analyticahe offered few answers and the profuserehashed of apologies we have been hearing ever since the scandal broke. facebook-sized middle fingers at least for this -- genie: a group of foreign journalists is making its way toward the main nuclear site in north korea where it is meant to witness the dismantling of the site. genie: that will take -- dheepthika: that will take place between now and friday. they observed indeed the journalists coming from the -- the u.s.,u china, and south korea will be ingsent to watch the raz of the nuclear testing site. experts believe the testing site may have already previously have been damaged during tests, so it might be something that needed to be done anyway, but pyongyang is putting on a show to earn goodwill in the international community. that is the idea put forward. genie: there is a lot of action in australia to the most senior catholic official in the world to be found guilty of covering up sexual abuse in a case that some are saying is a very

e.u. lawmakers have demanded better data protection and privacy measures from facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg kristie face questioning at the european parliament in brussels in the wake of a scandal that put data of millions of facebook users into the hands of a political consulting firm sucker burke apologized assuring the lawmakers facebook has.

e.u. lawmakers have demanded better data protection and privacy measures from facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg he faced questioning at the european parliament in brussels in the wake of a scandal that put data of millions of facebook users into the hands of a political consulting firm sucker burke apologized assuring the lawmakers facebook has taken steps to improve security and transparency. u.s. president donald trump has welcomed his south korean counterpart moon j.n. at the y. .

e.u. lawmakers streamed live online. is due to respond to parliament leaders' privacy concerns and a hearing on tuesday the meeting comes as facebook admitted last month that it had improperly shared the personal data of millions of users the democratic republic of congo is launching an ebola vaccination program today to try to stop a new outbreak of the disease health workers have shipped four thousand doses of the vaccine and more is on its way the first wave of the program will target health professionals treating ebola patients. para why has opened its israeli embassy in jerusalem the second country to do so after the united states paraguayan president this and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu attended the inauguration ceremony the u.s. relocated its embassy to jerusalem a week ago. and the u.s. department of justice will investigate whether the f.b.i. spied on donald trump's two thousand and sixteen election campaign in a tweet to trump said he demands to know whether any such requests for spying on his cam

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e.u. lawmakers those two items will simply be banned and they will go out of the window now the you not only wants to ban things but they also want to encourage something they want to boost the production of items like this one which i found in the u.s. fam shop it's a reusable bottle so all the things that can be replaced that can be replaced by reusable things are not on that list obviously and also all plastic items that simply have no replacement like this dark well of course continue to be produced all right now and what has sparked all of this briefly key is that the e.u. exports most of its of its plastic in fact half of the plastic trash only a third is recycled half of it is exported abroad most of it to china but china now decided from this year on words to stop the import of plastic trash now a lot of member states are looking for new places to dump their trash the u.k. for instance is looking at southeast asia but for the european union or rather in the eyes of the european union of course only a sustainable solution can be put on the table right gary matters for us in brussels p

e.u. lawmakers hope to achieve in forty five minutes. i mean you're right the timing is shorter than the one of the grilling we have in front of congress and house of representatives and also it's it's much less people so just forty five minutes and about fifteen people but among them or is are for instance data specialists. who knows this topic very well and if we've learned something from that earlier hearing in the u.s. it is that the questions could have been more specific and so it is that will be something interesting to pay attention to we expect that they are very well informed that they will have been very well briefed it was something that emerged from that earlier hearing in the u.s. is that a number of things were unclear it's just such a complex huge issue and you lawmakers are keen to shed as much light as possible on the actions of facebook and of march sort of the federal budget with social media remind us how did we get here and why. is here in europe. it began in march when reports news broke that facebook had been feed

e.u. lawmakers have demanded better data protection and privacy measures from facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg he faced questioning at the european parliament in brussels in the wake of a scandal that put data of millions of facebook users into the hands of a political consulting firm sucker burke apologized assuring the lawmakers facebook has taken steps to improve security and transparency. u.s. president donald trump has welcomed his south korean counterpart moon j.n. at the y. .

e.u. lawmakers frustrated by dodging questions. >> i asked you six yes and no questions and got not a singlend of course, [indiscernible] >> ok, i will make sure we follow up and get you answers to those. >> what were some unanswered questions? >> well, here is the thing. facebook at this hearing where all the questions were asked for about an hour, and then zuckerberg responded in bulk for about 26 minutes. so he just said, you know, you asked some questions about content. here is what i think about content. you asked some questions about data. here is what we are doing our data. it did not get to the heart of a lot of specific questions that european lawmakers have prepared. all of these very sort of clear and concise questions, facebook -- zuckerberg was able to answer them with general steps the company has taken to try and do a better job in the last few weeks. >> it is a spectacle of nonanswers, and bizarrely, facebook's strategy seems to be go to testify, whether it is, whether it is, you know, congress in the u.s., or the european parliament, or the british committee, and then saying

e.u. lawmakers will want to know how they managed to get a hold of the data being used in such a maliciousy malicious manner. how are why facebook responded as they did once they found out about the breach in the use of the data and why they didn't follow it more seriously, why they didn't notify clients that their data had been used in a manner people were not aware of. since then to ensure that it doesn't happen again. these are all very legitimate questions. the problem lawmakers have is they were extremely well-prepared for the testimony. and not directly answering the questions saying he would respond at a later time. the question for me is every going to get anything new out to the testimony and i just don't think we will. >> let's move on. china will cut duties on passenger cars from 25. but it really looks like this is going to help a handful of foreign automakers. it's not like a broadbrush impact for the auto industry here in the u.s. what you see happening in the market today because of this announcement? >> carmakers are clearly going to benefit from this. they are going to see

e.u. lawmakers streamed live online service due to respond to e.u. parliament leaders privacy concerns and hearing on tuesday the meeting comes as facebook admitted last month that it had improperly share the personal data of millions of users. paraguayan has opened its israeli embassy in jerusalem the second country to do so after the united states. president order this an israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu attended you know gratian ceremony the u.s. relocated its embassy to jerusalem a week ago. the democratic republic of congo is launching an ebola vaccination program today to try to stop a new outbreak of the disease health workers have shipped four thousand doses of the vaccine and more is on the way the first wave of the program will target health professionals treating ebola patients. and one person has been severely injured by molten rock in hawaii as lava continues to flow from the killer whale volcano it began erupting more than two weeks ago and has burned dozens of homes and forced thousands of people to flee the hawaiian national

e.u. summit but not all lawmakers are in favor of contributing more german money to brussels. it was money time for marilyn the bundestag. discussing her proposed budget talked about both how much she wants to invest in germany and whether her government is willing to fork out more for the e.u. france's president in one remark call once additional investment in the block but merkel is cautious though it is nearly all of it would be pretty difficult to put more in the e.u. budget and more in the eurozone budget while still maintaining a used ability pretty area we'll be talking to france about dilemma in obvious effects and. for the far right populist if the there is no dilemma they say merkel is simply wasting german money. so you will. celebrate president in manama cost plants don't oppose a massive transfer of german tax money or the creation of an e.u. finance minister so on the contrary you seem to be in a hurry and to shift responsibility to paris and brussels and to spend tax money which you never. get that the fear you need i put out. the center right f.t.p. also accuse

e.u. summit. she made this place during a debate on the budget, but not all lawmakers are in favor of that magic, they don't like the idea of contributing more german money for brussels. reporter: it was money time for angela merkel and the bundestag. discussing her proposed budget, she talked about both how much she wants to invest in germany and whether her government is willing to fork out more for the e.u. emmanuel macron once additional investment in the bloc, but merkel is cautious. >> it would be pretty difficult to put more in the e.u. budget and more in the eurozone budget while maintaining stability criteria. we will be talking to more. reporter: for the far right populist afd, there is no dilemma. they say merkel is simply wasting german money. >> celebrate president emmanuel macron's plants. we don't oppose a massive transfer of german tax money. on the contrary you seem to be in a hurry to shift responsibilities to paris and brussels and to spend tax money which you never earned. reporter: the center-right ftp accuses the government of wastefulness. >> all of our partners in europe w

e.u. commissioners is too much all right that interview hit a nerve haven't heard about from european lawmakersyeah absolutely and this is really sparking discussion in brussels as well and this goes all the way to the top to donald tusk and he's of course the president of the european council perhaps maybe trying to extinguish the fire here a bit he says my appeal to all the e.u. institutions please respect the voters were there to serve them not to lecture them meanwhile outside of brussels a prominent british euro skeptic this is nigel farage he's kind of piling on here he says disgusting bullying comments by the german commissioner the italian rebellion can only grow you see there though at the bottom mr froggatt linking to a tweet that's no longer there it was banned it wrongly translated the commissioner as saying the markets would teach the italians not to vote for populist that which is now been deleted the corrected version has been issued as we heard in the interview the commissioner actually said that the markets would send a signal. not to vote for populist but certainly a controver

e.u. during a bunch of debate in parliament we find out how hope ization is going down when judgment lawmakers. and malaysian opposition need him is freed from prison and pardoned by the king after serving time for what many. charges could he be the country's next leader. in the next sixty minutes of film debut focusing on the cultural riches of the german capital the bombings treasure trove which was co-produced by dortch abella looks of the stories behind millions of objects. tell him a very warm welcome to you i'm under thought she. the white house says it is optimistic that a plan summit between the u.s. and north korea will go ahead this offer to pyongyang put the meeting in doubt north korea said it would not take to a spot in the talks if it's going to be quote a one sided affair where it is pressured to give up its new. history being written only a few weeks ago at the summit of the north and south korean leaders where pyongyang said it was prepared to denuclearize but now north korea has put the brakes on. and a possible sign of growing problems the north perspire own a summit shed ye

lawmaker from the european parliament who said that. while if you want to call them punitive tariffs will only be hof of what the e.u. could actually do at least that is what the european parliament has recommended so there is this list of tariffs and then there are the e.u. will also trigger a dispute settlement case at the w g o this will rather be a symbolic act to emphasize again that the e.u. would like to see a multilateral solution to this crisis all right cleansers i want to put the same question to you but you've got twenty seconds each claire want to start with you is this what the beginning of a trade war looks like it's a little bit too soon to say that's definitely the major concern that this is going to escalate tensions with the united states key allies and create a major trade conflict but it's going to remain to be seen how the e.u. actually does indeed go ahead whether it puts in retaliatory tariffs that are effective or if it takes any other candidate measures. it's a day it's a dark day for the european union but they've made clear over and over again that they do not want to see a trade war and s

e.u. trade rules for years after the divorce the proposal got a frosty reception from brussels and prompted jacob response to commands enough conservative lawmakers to engineer a leadership challenge to say he was losing faith and tree some may but the united kingdom is part of the body of the european economy as a seventy three trillion dollar trading block you know the whole brags it is like your liver deciding to separate from your body and to say we're no longer part of the body were the independent liver and by the way everything that comes in and out of the liver we now have to introduce another organ called the deliberate exit blipper attacks and then oh wait a minute that doesn't make any sense so we have to reverse all that there's no way to separate the u.k. from europe it cannot be done it will not be done if it does it's in name only they make change. the color of their passport but you cannot you cannot separate the two boris johnson in their delusional when we were just in the york there were two guys walking behind me downtown you know the financial district and i heard them one guy complaining that his office was moving to frankfu

e.u. trade rules for years after the divorce the proposal got a frosty reception from brussels and prompted jacob response to commands enough conservative lawmakers to engineer a leadership challenge to say he was losing faith and tree some may but the united kingdom is part of the body of the european economy as a seventy three trillion dollar trading block you know the whole brags it is like your liver deciding to separate from your body and to say we're no longer part of the body were the independent liver and by the way everything that comes in and out of the liver we now have to introduce another oregon called the deliberate exit blipper attacks and then oh wait a minute that doesn't make any sense so we have to reverse all that there's no way to separate the u.k. from europe it cannot be done it will not be done if it does it's in name only they may change. the color of their passport but you cannot you cannot separate the two boris johnson in their delusional when we were just in the york there were two guys walking behind me downtown you know the financial district and i heard them one guy complaining that his office was moving to frankfu

e.u. trade rules for years after the divorce the proposal got a frosty reception from brussels and prompted jacob response to commands enough conservative lawmakers to engineer a leadership challenge to say he was losing faith and treats them as a book the united kingdom is part of the body of the european economy as a seventy three trillion dollar trading block you know the whole brags it is like your liver deciding to separate from your body and to say we're no longer part of the body were the independent liver and by the way everything that comes in and out of the liver we now have to introduce another organ called the deliberate exit blipper attacks and then oh wait a minute that doesn't make any sense so we have to reverse all that there's no way to separate the u.k. from europe it cannot be done it will not be done if it does it's in name only they may chain. the color of their passport but that's you cannot you cannot separate the two boris johnson in their delusional when we were just in the york there were two guys walking behind me downtown you know the financial district and i heard them one guy complaining that his office was moving t

e.u.'s tradede the union rules for years after brexiteer to her and our agreed as a last resort, designed to solve the contentious issue of the irish border. british lawmakers investigating the use of facebook users data and political campaigns say the suspended head of cambridge has agreed to meet in front of a committee. he refused to meet with them last month. his appearance is scheduled for june 6. wnbc tv in new york is reporting that two people are dead, 45 injured in a crash between a school bus and a dump truck on a highway in mt. all of, new jersey. ripped apart and not set aside. the paramus new jersey school district said the students from eastbrook middle school were headed to the waterloo village historic site about 15 miles away. global news 24 hours a day, on by and on twitter powered 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is the. bloomberg. julia: redstone wins round one. ares is offering its biggest decline in three years. sherry redstone has the right to protect her family's majority control of the broadcaster. says itnwhile -- cbs, remains committed to protesting shareholder interest and it may bring

lawmakers the u.s. needs its own privacy frame work. based off the new e.u. global standard, and the measure imposes tougher rules for how data collectors gather and use personal information. sony is taking a stake in the company behind snoopy and charlie brown. sony's music unit will buy 49% of the 80% stake that canada's chx media owns in peanuts holdings. the price, $185 million. the family of the late peanuts cartoonist, charles shulz, owns 20% of the company. and b.p.'s c.e.o. has says the u.s. withdrawal from the oin nuclear accord could cut oil supply by one million barrels a day. bob dudley made the comments in an exclusive interview with bloomberg. >> i think what we've seen is a withdrawal from the agreement, which seems to me the beginning of another negotiation of some kind, but implied harshly, you could lead to a million barrels a day on the markets, and that will affect things. there's a lot of uncertainty out there, and i think that's probably more reflective in that, along with what's happening in venezuela that is affecting the oil price now

european union lawmakers who will fire off their own questions about the misuse of data on millions of facebook users. zuckerberg originally offered to send a senior executive in his place but the e.u. assembly insisted on hearing from him firsthand. >> the concerns of the american people are serious and the issues requiring and immediate unbiased and thorough investigation are broad. >> that was congressman lee zeldin calling for a second special counsel to look into alleged abuses in the russia probe. they're detailing misconduct at the highest levels of the justice department and the f.b.i. let's bring in republican congressman lee gomer. do you really think the american people are in the mood for a second special counsel? >> well, unfortunately this is not about moods, this is about saving the american justice system. you have got rosenstein, you have mueller, you have wiseman. people engaged in investigating russia's illegal attempt getting our uranium and they are are so much more disqualified from handling anything to do with this kind of investigation. they should never have touched it and if mueller had any decency at all he would have said as much when he said i can't be

was asked to convince the lawmakers of why they should not break up facebook there was no answer for that there was a really good question on whether he would cooperate with the e.u. on the trust the authorities are looking into cases that there were questions about regulation where he simply said yes some sort of regulation but flexible regulation would be good and there was questions about compliance with the new package of tough legislation that comes up regarding data protections in a couple of dates which is a coincidence so if it happens it was planned for years and play in place and now it comes into action three days he says he will fully comply with that but ask about guarantees about compensation for facebook users no response from mark zuckerberg on those critical issues let's talk about. social media fredricka so the e.u. much was made in the course of the last couple of hours the fact that the e.u. now considers itself to be better regulated in the data space in the united states this is to do with new regulations that come into force on friday and mark zuckerberg said that facebook's ready yeah i mean this regulation. is going to have a big impact f

e.u. lawmakers have demanded better data protection and privacy measures from facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg he faced questioning at the european parliament in brussels in the wake of a scandal that put data of millions of facebook users into the hands of a political consulting firm sucker burke apologized assuring the lawmakers facebook has taken steps to improve security and transparency. u.s. president donald trump has welcomed his south korean counterpart. at the white house the to discuss trade between their two countries and upcoming talks with north korea trump said he still believes north korean leader kim jong un is serious about denuclearization but the plans summit could still fall apart over disagreement on the details of negotiations. authorities in hawaii say the lava flowing from the kill away a volcano is producing toxic clouds as it reaches the pacific ocean concern is also about lab advancing on a geothermal plant residents are being warned to stay away from the toxic fumes. an explosion in the southern afghan city of kandahar has killed at least sixteen and