emmanuel: fine.s stay away from drugs, get away from drugs so they can grow up their head on straight. thank you. ben: hear, hear! [applause] ben: dutch, nancy -- rather, beautiful. here are some of those kids from the international children's choir. they are from 50 different nations, and they are here to wish you, and all of us wish to wish you -- both: peace on earth. ben: god bless you. ♪ [children's choir singing] ♪ >> ♪ may there be peace on earth let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me let there be peace on earth the peace that was meant to be with god as our father brothers all are we let me walk with my brother in perfect harmony let peace begin with me let this be the moment now with ev'ry step i take let this be my solemn vow to take each moment and live each moment in peace eternally let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me ♪ [applause] pres. reagan: beautiful. just beautiful. and thank you all. a wonderful message. thank you all. you know something? how would you

emmanuel mensah -- why is emmanuel macron taking the so badly -- this so badly?harmaceutical company headquartered in france. perhaps, it is the opposite of you areonalism that kind of saying that this should not be a decision made by the pharma company. i don't think this should be a decision made by the pharma companies. i think it is a decision that the governments around the world have to make. how are they going to provide vaccine for the general population? remember, there is going to be large amounts of people -- francine: we have to leave it there. many people will need this. ♪ ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news. >> the coronavirus pandemic is reviving the worst case scenario for the u.s.-china relationship. donald trump says he does not want to speak with his counterpart, president xi, adding that the u.s. would save $500 billion if it cut ties with beijing. factory output rising a better-than-expected 3.9%. wti prices surged to the

angela merkel and emmanuel macron agreeing on a 500 billion euro package.y fromterview jean natixis. we will get his thoughts on consolidation within the investment management space. this is bloomberg. ♪ there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. matt: 30 minutes away from the start of cash equity trading. futures higher on optimism around a lot of things, including the vaccine development, but also an agreement yesterday among europe's most powerful leaders. they backed a breakthrough to help the eu recover from the pandemic. angela merkel and emmanuel macron agreed to a fund that would make gr

we talked about corine and jim and emmanuel, jim's son. and they had a ton of children and that generation may great-grandfather james and john and i could go on name all eight of them. and my beloved grandfather and then the rest. >> i appreciate you sharing part of that story tonight and we just got our lovely note from connie that you just mentioned she said this is a real story i'm proud to be her cousin i would love to see her and other madison and then to talk about the history thank you so much for joining us tonight it is a pleasure. >> thank you for having me i thank you for tuning in tonight we will air the edited version. step into the virtual author talk series and then learn about the new novel ask again on tuesday the 12th. the new them are called stray you can see a full video of the other virtual author events. thank you again so much it is a pleasure. >>

we mentioned emmanuel who was one of jim's sons. emmanuel married elizabeth, and then they had a ton of children. [laughter] >> and they were fortunate both of them were able to stay together. there were some who either died or were sold off. that family, that generation, my great grand father mac and then his brother shelby and giles and james and john, and i could go on and name all eight of them. you know, then there was my beloved grand father and then the rest of the family. >> thank you very much. >> wonderful family, wonderful family. >> i appreciate you sharing part of that story with us tonight. we just got a lovely note from connie graft who you just mentioned. [laughter] >> [inaudible]. >> she says this is a real story, and i'm proud to be bettye's cousin. i would love to see bettye and i and other madison descendants to come to montpelier together. i want to thank you for coming tonight. a real pleasure. >> thank you for having me. >> we thank you very much for tuning in tonight. we will air an edited version of this tal

emmanuel macron unveils a .8 billion dollar plan to revive the french autondustry.nd, four minneapolis police officers are fired over the videoof a black man after murders of a white police man kneeling on his neck. ♪ >> concern is growing at the potential scale of the coronavirus outbreak in latin america. the continent is nearing 150,000 deaths. the world health organization says the spread is exhilarating in brazil and chile. brazil is a particular concern as it has the second-highest number of infections in the world. a u.s. study is warming -- is winning its number of deaths could multiply fivefold by august. from the sandy beaches andio de janeiro, willie his friend are trying to locate covid patients. just recovered from covid-19 themselves and are now working on their day off to help those in need. >> hospitals are full. serious.s were not this way, we can help and guide people where to go. we are visiting people. small houses with not a lot of airflow. we can give an overall guidance on care and cleaning. >> is the amount of cases of covid-19 continues to r

we hoped to trace back from emmanuel to jim but talking about me and my cousins, one of my cousins past, three of us doing the search together. my cousin, sean harley, came across in 1830 slaves census, the man he found was not a slave. a number of reasons we believe chadrack could have been jim. i am trying to do - somehow verify the chadrack, he was born in virginia around the same time, originally owned by the same family. first name chadrack, they chose the name madison. >> host: which speaks to always remember you are a madison. katrina williams says thank you for writing this important book. what are your thoughts about those trying to rewrite the narrative around slavery, attempts to portray slavery as indentured servitude or exclude from school history books entirely? >> guest: they are deniers. in some ways not unlike laura who didn't want to talk about the painful parts, a shameful part of american history. it happened, this country wouldn't have been what it is without millions of slaves. >> guest: that comes across so clearly. >> host: the role of dependency on slavery not j

the trail picks up with his son emmanuel. there is documentation of him, we know who he was because of who owned him. he was owned, famous in tennessee. we had hoped to trace back from emmanuel to jim. one of my cousins passed, more than unfortunately passed but my citizen -- cousin, sean harley, came across 1830 slave senses because the man he found is not a slave. his name was chadrack, we believe he could have been jim. what we are trying to do is somehow verify the chadrack, in virginia around the same time and lived in the same place, originally owned by the same family. they have this unusual first name, chadrack and when they were freed they chose the name madison. >> guest: which speaks to always remember you are a madison. >> host: thank you for writing the support books. what are your thoughts of those trying to rewrite the narrative around slavery, tend to portray slavery as indentured servitude are excluded from history books entirely. >> guest: they are deniers. just a bit in some ways not unlike laura who didn't

angela merkel and emmanuel mack ron discussed the plan by videoconference.t have been hit hardest by the coronavirus will additional borrowing. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. francine? tom? tom: thanks so much. i want to look at the markets after that big day yesterday. i'm going to call it a churn and looking for the next bout of guidance. it is important to go to the levels right now on futures. the vix 29.45. i don't importantly the swiss franc ever stronger over the last -- i note importantly the swiss franc ever stronger. i don't know what it signals. safe havens are not bid this morning. francine? francine: i'm looking at u.s. futures, down, european stocks also down. the move that kicked off the week that is now fading. treasuries and european --ernment bonds are calling we heard the news from angela merkel and we heard from president emmanuel. joining us to talk about recovery funds and all things peri

we will recap some of the headlines we have had for emmanuel macron and angela merkel.gest challenge in the history of the eu is how angela merkel describes covid-19. we'll carry on with the coverage of all this. we will have the cake daily briefing at the top of the hour. that will be on the table show. -- the u.k. daily briefing. we will do that with jonathan ferro in new york. that is what a press conference looks like in the age of social distancing. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn along with guy johnson in london. ."is is "the european close here is mark crumpton. moderna hasy from given signs it could fend off the coronavirus. the study was designed to look at the safety of the vaccine. moderna is running it with the u.s. government. in the last hour, the ceo told vonnie and guide the government is critical in this fight. people in northeast china are being plunged back into lockdown. a new and growing cluster coronavirus infections has led to the abrupt reversal of the reopening. train and bus services has been cut and people ha

looking at the picture of emmanuel micron and a factor in northern france announcing new measures for, more money in particularfor green ca rs more money in particularfor green cars and the psalms are eye watering, aren‘t they? cars and the psalms are eye watering, aren't they? yes, but the psalms of what car manufacturers have lost just and psalms of what car manufacturers have lostjust and the past few weeks as the pandemic is hit and the sums they‘re asking for an bailout and our own tyre manufacturers most recently land rover and you‘ve also got this concern about even when we get through this, the world will not be the same and will have changed, but will have changed within the economy, consumer buying habits, within driving habits and so emmanuel micron is pink leather here saying that we are going to be greener or whether we like it or not, that is to be one of the positive side effects and that is where i‘m going to put my money where i‘m going to put my money where my mouth is and back clean cars, he wants them to be the greenest car manufacturers in the world. it just looki

political correspondent shows ok emmanuelle how concerned are german health authorities about the increase in the infection rate. well this weight has been circulating up and down over the past few weeks so it's being as 1.07 at the moment doesn't mean that the hospitals would reach full capacity or be overwhelmed just now what it means though is that every 100 infected people would infect another 107 what is of concern however is that if that number keeps on increasing and it probably will the loosening of restorations are said means more social interactions then we might face new outbreaks such as the cases in nursing homes in through those install to houses registered over the past 2 days here in germany. and drew what is the political climate here in germany than our position politicians generally behind the government's handling of this pandemic. when on the one hand we have the governing coalition the social democrats and the conservatives who shows a united front at the moment but indeed if you look at other politico factions and a 1st opposition party that of the far right for exam

president emmanuel muckross pledges it's a billion euros so the car making industry in a bid to rescue the sector the head to o all of the french states however also plans for the future promising a big us subsidies for green because- european countries continue to disagree on how and when to open up. their borders the european union has also old countries in the schengen area to open it by june fifteenth. trying to ask an authorities release hundreds of taliban prisoners as both the governments and the islamist group on the extension of the historic three day six five. hello and thank you very much for joining us in the fronts at twenty four newsroom we start here in france where president emmanuel mccall has unveiled sweeping new measures to helplp the car industry promising and aids a billion euro fund. to rescue the sector a big part of the president's speech- when set to wards of g green because sounds michael champion the production and purchase of electric vehicles because sales have dropped by over 80% of during the corona virus crisis. and it will be an estimated half a millio

ladies and gentlemen, to very gifted and talented young men, emmanuel lewis and ben vereen. think you can be an actor. and hollywood ♪ ♪lywood hooray for hollywood ♪ >> how are you doing, dutch? cannot believe i'm calling the president dutch. >> how are you? >> fine. i want to thank you for doing us.all you have done for thank you. ben: hear, hear! [applause] ben: dutch, nancy -- rather, beautiful. here are some of those kids from the international children's choir. they are from 50 nations, and they are here to wish you, and all of us wish to wish you -- both: peace on earth. ben: god bless you. ♪ [children's choir singing] ♪ >> ♪ peace on earth let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me let there be peace on earth the peace that was meant to be with god as our father brothers all are we let me walk with my brother in perfect harmony let peace begin with me let this be the moment now with ev'ry step i take let this be my solemn vow to take each moment and live each moment in peace eternally let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me ♪ [applause] pres. re

emmanuel shahs with the view from poland thank you. you're watching news still to come as fitness studios reopen in some parts of germany we take a look at how new hygiene and social distancing rules work at the bank. but now it's for a brief look at some of the stories making headlines around the world donald trump's former campaign chairman for man of 40 has been released from federal prison into home confinement of a coronavirus concerns manifold was deemed a high risk due to age and creates a state medical conditions he is serving a 7 year sentence after being convicted as part of the probe into russian interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. in turkey children aged 14 and are being allowed to leave their homes for a few hours today that's the 1st time it's happening in more than a month the country's elderly population is still subject to curfews. the conflict between the majority french speaking government in cameroon and the phone militias is showing no signs of coming to and more than 3000 people have lost their li

some news between emmanuel macron and angela merkel. the u.k.lans for a 30 billion pound tariff cut after brexit. we will have a full roundup of market news and have great conversations coming up including the chief executive valve -- the chief executive of bank of america. tom spent a lot of time looking at gold. emerging market shares are rallying. your organic attached, 0.4% higher. this is bloomberg. ♪ there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. ♪ alix: the day after the rally, equities take a pause after monday's monster move. european leaders stunned the market with a breakthrou

so we hope to trace back from emmanuel to jim, but we didn't quite do it. i say we. i'm talking about me and my cousins. one of my cousins passed, but the three of us were doing research together, one of them unfortunately passed, but my cousin sean harley came across an 1830 slave census, american senses. because the man he found was not asleep. his name was shadrach madison, and for a number of reasons we believe that shadrach actually could have been jim. so now that's what i'm trying to do is somehow verify that shadrach was our jim. he was born in virginia around the same time. they lived in the same place. they were originally owned by the same family. they have this unusual name, first name, shadrach. and then when they were freed, they chose the name madison. >> which speaks to the remember, always remember, you are a madison. >> yes, yes. >> katrina williams says thank you for writing this important book. what are your thoughts regarding those are trying to rewrite a narrative about slavery, the attempts to portray slavery as indentured servitude or excludes

a moment ago i was talking about being a congregation emmanuelle after the shooting in the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh and how colleagues across the face came out to support the jewish community. i am you and others of us have been at gatherings to support people of diverse faiths. those who live in northern california and those that live elsewhere. i'm thinking today about a monotheistic minority whose homeland is in northern iraq. when they were experiencing a recent genocide that began in 2014, the board of rabbis stepped up together with interfaith councils in our area to raise consciousness about the plight of these cities and to raise funds to help in certain ways without taking any stand for or against anyone. as part of supporting, we also supported christians facing a particular horrific time. the situation was never defined as a genocide, but was on that level. we supported both communities. >> we are seeing the law in our community and also sadly the country that has to do with a kind of rising anti-jewish, anti-somatic sentiment. whether it's something in social med

emmanuel macron has announced any billion euro plan to save the country -- an 8 billion euro plan toave the country's economy losses caused by the shutdown. spain is to hold 10 days of mourning for their covid-19 victims. beginning tomorrow, flags on public buildings and naval ships will fly at half mast. 20,000 people have died in spain's pandemic, making it one of the world's worst hit countries. south africa's president has announced thatat churches and other places of worship will be allowed to reopen from june,e, s the country further eases lockdown restrictions. attendance will be limited to 50 people. if you are looking for ways to deal with the effect of this pandemic, look to kenya. the government and tech firms have joined forces to launch a nationwide contest to find the best ways to help people get through the pandemic and take them into the future. we have more now from nehru be -- nairobi. reporter: from urban gardening to tech solutions, the corona crisis has made people inventive. working fromom home is nothing w for them. their startup developed software for clients.

coming up, french president emmanuel macron is not happy with pharma giant sanofi.ell you why he wants to meet with the ceo, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn this is "bloomberg markets."it is time to get a deep dive into the markets. we are seeing a little bit of improvement. here with more is kailey leinz. kailey: i want to focus on one stuck in particular, and that is norwegian cruise lines. it was lower by as much as 9% after its first quarter results, but has recovered a huge chunk of those losses. the coronavirus has caused major disruption to norwegian's business. demand for cruises is really plummeting. the stock has lost about 80% of value your to date. as far as what the actual numbers were, when it comes to the top line revenue, it was down 11% year on year. the company reported a much greater than expected loss on the bottom line. i also expect net loss for the second quarter and the full year. plus, they are still burning about on hundred $20 million to $160 million per month. the good news is the company does have

leader, emmanuel m saying this has to be for a vaccine that is universal, for everyone to use.his has to be something everybody can access and it is. affordab with that came a pitch from every country. >> one country absent was the u.s. stthe trump admition says thanks to his own efforts, the u.s.s working to develop a cure for the virus. trump predicted america firms would develop a vaccine by the end of the year. he acknowledged the projection is his own and a shorter timeline than doctors from his administration are worng with. >> we are working hard. johnson & l johnson, if yk at johnson & johnson is doing it -- we have many companies are -- i think close. i fin it an interesting subject because it is so important, but i think wl have a vaccine by the end of the year. >>' 's bring in our state department correspondent in washington. you are at the presser, the briefing by senior trump administration officials. you asked why they were not at the pledging conference. what did they say? barbara: they we asked four times and they did not give usca r answer. we were blasted by s

congratulations to emmanuel victor.uel is graduating from mountain house high in san joaquin county that he's already off to an aggressive start that he started working on his associates degree while still in high school, way to go . >> send us a photo of your grad by emailing 2020 grad at cbs.com or use the # kpix to include the your name, where they're headed and no professional photos please. you may see them on tv. >>> coming up at 5 p.m. and alameda county city bans flavored tobacco products new and next how that band could expand statewide . >> to forget that we're streaming now on cbs and bay area and you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app or your favorite platform >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs bay area a new ruling allowing tesla to get back to work. but some boxes that need to be checked, what the automaker will need to do before the county gives them the official greenlight . >> restarting dining services , the benchmarks restaur

this after angela merkel and emmanuel cry problem -- and emmanuel macron presented their vision. continues to emphasize the commission will acknowledge some sectors will be hit harder. in an exclusive interview with bloomberg tv, dumb brzeski elaborated -- dombrosky elaborated. as a part of our recovery plan, the solvency support supportnt, indeed to investment among other things, to companies equity, but mainly an indirect way. controversial. joining us to talk about what is happening is bloombergs maria tadeo. , what we find ourselves here is a situation where we have an uneven playing field team generated. the commission will be taking statements and i'm curious to hear your take on what the details of that are, then we have this growing concern that germany is able to leverage its might to aid its companies to make sure they recover from this more quickly. maria: that is exactly the problem. i am sure you remember at the start of the covid crisis, every european government says they would protect their companies, they would protect their industries, and do whatever it takes t

did you see the major new york times investigation of a couple of days ago that compared emmanuel macronomising that all of france's front line health workers would be given the means and protection they needed — "and the reality was," concludes the new york times, "that france was nearly defenseless"? and that even today, if there is a second wave, a new spike in the spread of the virus in france, your emergency services still do not have access to the kind of emergency ppe protective equipment that they would need? you are still dangerously reliant on getting supplies from countries like china? is all that true? i think that is not the case any more. i hope there won't be a second wave of the virus in france, and i think that we are taking, with the prime minister, all necessary measures to avoid such a second wave in france. and if we are taking some decisions that are really hard to take and difficult to take, it is for the sake of avoiding a second wave of the virus in france. i will not say that the emergency services do not have the necessary equipment. we have been hit severely b

emmanuel muckross angela merkel put aside their differenceces and propose i thought hundred billion euro financial funds to help europe's economy in the wake of the corona virus crisis. and it's an eighteen ten used to ease it's a lockdown for months it was one of the hardest hit countries but now the government moves the country a step further opening churches and cafe. hello and thank you for joining us in the front so twenty four newsroom we starts with the annual world health organization meeting with the organization facing much criticism over its handling of the corona virus crisis. the united states have accused the w. it show of allowingg the crisis to spin out o of control was a chief all of the organizations had ross i don't normally give race yes has a welcome schools for an independence inquire into how they tackled because- until. now rushworth has dementia. but i will call us. you have to throw out the- this is step virtual hey o. anual do make meeting. his son for two days. the organization director located in. review of the global coronavirus response as soon as possible.

speaking after talks with president emmanuel macron, chancellor angela merkel said the bloc should actrengthened". the fund would offer grants to the countries and regions hardest hit. the uk government has changed its guidelines for symptoms of the coronavirus. a loss of taste or smell is now classed as a main symptom in addition to a high temperature and a new, continuous cough. some doctors say that these symptoms should have been added weeks ago and hundreds of thousands of cases may have been missed as a result. our medical correspondent fergus walsh reports. we would spray some pepper spray into this hood, and if we could smell it, then the mask will have ——wasn't fitted properly. this person realised he had lost his sense of smell when he was being fitted with personal protective equipment. he kept on working and it was only days later when he had developed a fever that he was swabbed and found to have coronavirus. i couldn't smell it, after 20 or 25 sprays. clearly if you're walking around unaware that you are covid positive, then you are a potential source of spread of the vir

thank you very much for being with us emmanuel macron says he wants to include workers from the arts and culture sector and the government's income support scheme screen actors captained another jump shot on it- masi. among the sick the trees of the column in the newspaper le monde calling on the president to act to prevent job losses and definitive closure is s due to the covered ninety lockdown over a million people are directly employed.d. in the sector across france millions more visit the country for the cultural experience these workers help create and sustain. showing support for the arts and culture indndustry. during a video conference with french artists. president emmanuel macron said the country would allow certain c cultural places to re open from may eleventh such as independent bookshops small museums and galleries. and that the government would start looking at ways to re open theaters with reduced audiences in coming months. could you place is a creative expression must be revived. artist must create again and be together. and they must be able to engage with an audi

president emmanuel propose a 500000000000 euro rescue for. germany. credit rating to borrow money for the fund also more criticism from the ministration aimed at the world health organization white house officials say the w.h.o. well. over $100.00 countries are backing an investigation into. the pandemic 1st weeks i'll ask. what she thinks and homeless people in the u.s. . activists say the resources are there to help get them off the streets and to reduce the risk so why is it more being done. star of the stage and silver screen passed away at the age of 94. i'm boring. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome half a trillion euros to help europe weather the worst crisis in decades german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel have outlined a joint plan to speed europe's recovery from the pandemic it calls for a rescue fund to boost hard hit sectors of the economy and in the 1st chancellor merkel ended her longstanding resistance to the european union raising joint debt to fund relief efforts. it'

so we hope to trace back from emmanuel to jim. but we didn't quite do it. when my cousins when is a week. there are three of us who are actually doing research together but one unfortunately past. my cousin shaun, 1830 sleep 183s another man who named shadrach medicine. so for a number of reasons we believe that shadrach, actually could have been jim. so not that is what i am trying to do is to verify that shadrach was jim. he was born in virginia about the same time, they lived in the same place, originally owned by the same family, and his unusual name, this unusual first name and then when they were freed, the chosen in madison. host: which speaks to, always remember you are a madison. thank you for writing this important book. what are your thoughts regarding those who are trying to rewrite the narrative around slavery. and taken from the school is rebooked entirely. bettye: they are deniers. i guess in some ways, not unlike my my laura did not want to talk about the things like that. this is part of american history. it happened. it's a very important

the kids are quick to recognize president emmanuel maccoll. accompanied by his education ministers on me said long kerr. the french president takes over as teacher in this class. okay just a viable. very sorry for slapping. not the president sought to reassure a selecting of france's lockdown draws nearer mayors teachers and parents have expressed concerns over the government's plans to gradually reopen schools hi i this is something n the mid hudson institute issue. often available to provide the dodgy you don't have the cacapacity to ininitial sabiendo get easy you don't pull one necklace again again is there a big project of the code i think was it he took one on the departmental said no okay condition some bumpy that it have a. surplus our friends children teachers will grant get better to school may. to organize this several criteriria will be taken into account such as the people's level and the parent situation. children of key workers will remain a priority. seaside communities in france i agree t that that beachess will remain closed

. -- emmanueled macron pledged a different -- additional stimulus.l discuss the outlooks in britain next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ a strong financial sheet, balance sheet repairing for 9/11. this is three times worse. >> we think in june there is going to be more demand for flying. demand is lower, there could be some consolidations. is rescuing the airlines. >> why is it the german and french government, are the biggest -- the inworrying is leveling of the playing field. >> it will take years for the traffic to recover. taste of what a is coming up. guy johnson host a special report weighing in on the future of flying. "coronavirus: grounded." government iss preparing a second phased stimulus between 50 billion euros and 100 euros. wantocial democrats spending at the higher level while the conservative bloc are pushing back. officials will present proposals this tuesday. were talking about the recovery globally. you said you expected it to look little bit more like a tick. given the stimulus in the cards for germany, do you expect the stimulus coming

norway committed to $1 billion, angela merkel and emmanuel macron pledged half a billion from germanynce each, while non—eu members from the uk and japan, to saudi arabia and south africa, vowed to contribute too. our europe correspondent gavin lee sent this update. it's probably no coincidence that the people who make eurovision, ebu, and it's not on this year, perhaps it makes up for the fact that there was more than a nod i think to the way they were doing this, with a ursula von der leyen crossing from paris to germany, saying they are sea, paris to germany, saying they are sea , grassy as paris to germany, saying they are sea, grassy as to the french and spanish premises, many technical problems in there as well —— saying merci and gracias. it was either pre—recorded or a life pitch, there was a message from the leader, for example emmanuel macron, the french president, saying this has to be for a vaccine that is universal, for eve ryo ne a vaccine that is universal, for everyone to use in this $8 billion that has to be something everyone can that has to be something everyone ca

emmanuel macron was pushing for1 trillion euros fund. is 500 billion going to be enough?”ey will be distributed to, and for how much of an impact it will have. we have to remember that sometimes we have to ta ke ba by remember that sometimes we have to take baby steps, and as long as we had in the right direction, this is a positive thing. in the us, $3 trillion has been agreed upon by congress. when you compare it to that, the scale of this is still far too small. as i say, we are moving in the right direction and i think this is an agreement as far as, especially in terms of being a grant, an agreement that i think many people were sceptical would ever get over the line. good to see you. thank you for your comments. let's get some of the day's other news. walt disney's top streaming executive, kevin mayer, has announced he is leaving the firm to become the chief executive officer of popular video app tiktok. mayer led the successful launch of the disney+ streaming service in november, but in february was passed over as disney's new chief executive. tesla is raising the p

they will step closer to a major rescue package for angela merkel and emmanuel macron. they have agreed to a $500 billion euro plan and it includes the joint e.u. borrowing. germany has in the past shied away from it. the plan is still only a foundation, a final deal will need the backing of all 27 member states. the federal reserve is ready to leave lending rates near to zero until the economy is back on track, according to the chairman, jerome powell. the comments coming as testimony prepared for a virtual senate hearing later today. he says the central bank will use the full range of tools available to support the economy at this challenging time. in the u.k., pressure is mounting on the prime minister, boris johnson, to be more open about his coronavirus strategy. a panel of mp's calling for the government to publish the scientific advice behind britain's response to the pandemic. it comes amid criticism that his relaxation of the lockdown has led to confusion on what people should and should not be doing. is the world's fastest-growing coronavirus hotspots. the sou

emmanuel? >> yeah. i think you're 100% right. they are immigrants, they're low-wage workers, typically not very well organized, and even when they have a union with the defense product act that can't act for them in order to protect them. society needs to protect them, we need them. if too many call in are sick, we don't -- first of all, we don't want them handling our food. and second of all, what's surprising to me a little bit is that we know from south dakota, the original outbreak in smithfield processing plant, that infection doesn't stay inside the factory. these people go home, they go out into the community. often they don't know that they're infected. they may be asymptomatic and could spread it in the community. it's not like they own keep it inside the factory. it's a wider issue for all of us to be concerned about. and one of the things i think is important for all of us is we're in this together. we're a community. we shouldn't be trying to exploit these kind of workers for our own good. it is very important to have

in france president emmanuelle not gone let a ceremony of the ark to triumph monuments the event was held without the public france is under a strict lockdown until monday. u.s. president donald trump and the 1st lady visited the world war 2 memorial in washington d.c. . following the wreath laying ceremony trump greeted 7 world war 2 veterans from a safe distance. russia celebrates victory over nazi germany on the 9th of may a major parade with international guests was set to take place in moscow but events across russia have been cancelled president vladimir putin has promised to hold a major victory day parade at a later date. to mark this anniversary britain's queen elizabeth spoke to the british people on television at the exact time her father king george the 6th gave a radio address in 1905 let's have a listen to some of what she had to say at the start i took seem bleak the end just didn't. come uncertain but we kept faith that the cause was right and this belief as my father noted in his broadcast carried us through. never give up never despair that was the message of the da

alan: ninel cuantos dÍas llevas sin ver a emmanuel?tomaron varias botellas de vino que hasta firmaste ninel: decir una cosa esta fue la primera vez que nos dejo entrar a su casa y fue cuando estaba yo con mi abogado tambiÉn, élcomo no supera que no quiero estar con Él, que no me gusta, nunca fue un hombre que me llenÓ como pareja en la intimidad, esto no lo superaentonces ahorita fantasea asÍ utiliza la intimidaciÓn y las amenazas para crear realidades virtuales porque tiene problemas en su mente, estaba el abogado, estaba Él y yo. cuando me hizo firmar esta botella porque quiso ser el amable y el cortÉsno le iba decir que no porque era la primera vez que me dejaba ver a mi hijo en un mes. para tratar de llevar una relaciÓn cordial, se ofreció, Él sÍ estuvo tomando bastante porque toma muchotodos los dÍas de hecho tiene un mueble donde tiene muchas botellas, toma a diario esta es parte de mi preocupaciÓn. parte de la trampa de llevarme a su casa porque yo no querÍa ir a su casa querÍa que me diera a mi hijo y su condiciÓn fue en mi cas

think a major political blow for french president emmanuel mccaw defections by lawmakers critical of his economic policies of cause his governing party its absolute majority in the lower house of parliament. because struggling to revive the economy after 2 months of locked up. german prosecutors have dropped charges of market manipulation against 2 top v.w. executives the car makers making a payment of 9000000 euros to close the case the executives had been charged with withholding information about diesel missions to. all the world cod it's delhi carbon dioxide emissions by 17 percent at the peak of the pandemic shutdown last month a new study shows a huge reduction in global greenhouse gases lockdowns people at home in cities around the globe of course so roads virtually empty the skies much clearer than they've been in many years or week in april the u.s. cut its carbon dioxide levels by 0 for one 3rd study was published by the journal nature climate change the world's biggest emitter china cutting its carbon pollution by about a quarter. well one of the study's co-author is rob j

time phil gale welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccraw of throwing their support behind a you efforts to raise billions of euros to fund research into a coronavirus vaccine they use convening a donors conference next week in an effort to raise 7 and a half 1000000000 euros european commission president as at a fund to lion says the goal of the fund is to develop a vaccine treatment and tests available to all at an affordable price. as scientists around the world race to develop a vaccine the e.u. is trying to rally close will support in the fight against corona virus in an interview with the commission president person of underly and cool for a cool water and. approach have to build up capacities to manufacture and zillions of those and then we have to make sure that we can deploy to every corner in the world in a fair and affordable price and that's what exactly we're working on for that we need money and we need to go global corporation. the pandemic is also putting a strain on state finances countries like italy and spain want support

president emanuel maccallum still -- emmanuel macron still leled a celebration. let's speak with our correspondent in berlin. president steinmeyer had been addrdressing the natations. what mesessage was he keen to gt across you repororter: -- acros? reporter: yes, very strong and solemn words t to commemorate te end of the war in europe. may 8, 1945 was a day of liberation also foror gerermany, alonong and painful process for many germans which forced them anying to face up to paininful questions from the pa. he said that this process took decadedes of strugglining. he said something quite strong country,aid this germany, can only be loved with broken hearts because it bears the responsibility for the death and suffering of millions around the world. he called on t those out today t minimize germany's responsibility. he also called for germany to think european. he said, we must feel, think, and act as europeans and if we do not help europe together during and after the pandemic of coronavirus then we will really have shown we are not worthy of the may 8, 1945. o

french president emmanuel macro has announced an $8000000000.00 euro plan to save the country's car industry from last missed calls by violence lockdowns a car sales in france are fell by about 90 percent in april compared with the previous year. or even though many coronavirus lock downs are being east lots of us still don't want to go shopping and that's having a catastrophic impact on the vitale in the street a survey by the german retail trade association shows that nearly one in 3 non-food retailers is fighting for survival. saturday used to be shopping day but that doesn't seem to be the case any more. expensive it's eerie here everything's changed to a few passes by people too few potential customers. mark lined the road is touring the 65 or so shoe stores belonging to his family they've come back after the 4 shut down but the customers haven't. since we reopened on april the 20th we've done 40 to 90 percent less business in the same time last year depending on the location that's a very dramatic drop. not having enough customers is just one problem but the whole atmosphere is poor so

prince charles laid a wreath at the war memorial at balmoral casa meanwhile in france president emmanuel kron paid his respects at the tomb of the unknown soldier in paris. and here in berlin the german chancellor angela merkel took part in a ceremony at the main memorial to victims of war and dictatorship. the bell rang out across an empty city to mark the moment. germany's president. and chancellor angela merkel maintained a suitable distance from each other at the country's central memorial to the victims of. stein my us said germany had accepted its own guilt over time and taken part in its own internal liberation. people firing on such film and feel liberation of $945.00 was imposed from outside it had to come from outside this country had descended too far into the evil the guilds it brought upon itself. but we too played a part in the liberation in our internal liberation this did not take place on a single day rather it was a long and painful process. so none. schmetz after veeck. germany's neighbors had need at that time to trust the country again he said and accepting german th

and then the trail picks up with his son emmanuel so he doesn't have his name but we know who he was. for someone that was famous in tennessee so we hope to trace back but we didn't quite do it. because one of my cousins have passed but my cousin came across in 1830 census. because the man he found was not a slave. so for a number of reasons we believe shadrach madison could have been jim. so that is what we are trying to do to verify the shadrach and was born in virginia at the same time at the same place originally owned by the same family they had the unusual name shadrach but then they chose the name madison. >> which speaks to the always remember you are a madison. thank you for writing this important book what about those rewriting slavery as indentured servitude? >> they are deniers. and in some ways and though i didn't want to talk about the pain fall part of american history. it happened. because the country would not have been what it is. >> that comes across so clearly in your book the role of dependency on slavery as the emotional support and user support and other ways he

help boost the block's struggling economies german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccraw announced the plan on monday in a significant policy reversal that shy germany says it is now willing to use its stellar credit rating to help the e.u. bar of the money it needs for the fund. they used to be known as the motor of the e.u. but recently germany and france of struggle to develop a common approach on europe's big question now the pandemic seems to have reinvigorated the franco german tandem you buy it isn't about psych the un we are both convinced the answer is europe must act together the nation state on its own has no future and for germany i say germany can only thrive if europe thrives all. the miracle macron plan is big it will direct 500000000000 euros it industries in countries most severely hit by the pandemic importantly these are not loans but grants meaning the money will not have to be repaired 8 and the cash will be borrowed by the e.u. commission on the capital markets and paid back over 20 years. so has miracle turned her back on her principles all t