emmanuel: absolutely. and there are signs of euphoria in tech driven by investment in in this using options part of the market. [indiscernible] as we have seen the last few days, we have some of the high profile stocks falling sharply. [indiscernible] we do like semiconductors in they arertly because less likely to be in this between the u.s. and china. annmarie: more broadly, there is a piece in bloomberg opinion that talks about the effect of fed support and how it may be fading. you think stocks are losing liquidity momentum? the strong liquid driven market, the bull market [indiscernible] tech is part of that. we seem to be seeing liquidity now where central banks are approaching the limit of their policies. the fed announced news this week, the market was somewhat disappointed, including the bond market. annmarie: you can never please some people. i'm glad you brought up central banks. stay with us to talk about that next. let's get to the first word news. laura: the eu's climate chief says green bond

come about some of this is a 0 live from doha also coming up calling for reforms french president emmanuel back home is in lebanon a day after most of the biz named the new prime minister. on kong launches a mass covert testing program but many are staying away because they're worried china may use it to crackdown on activists. plus we talked to 2 belorussian sound engineers forced to flee their country because of a song they played at a rally. tears in jubilation in venezuela dozens of opposition politicians of walked free from prison after being pardoned by president nicolas maduro some have been accused of attempting to overthrow the government critics say it's all down to the elections in december a latin america at its embassy in yemen has more. after months and in many cases years of imprisonment opponents of president last month were reunited with loved ones to receiving an unexpected pardon lawyer in greek in a deal would had a stroke in jail thanked the government for letting him be reunited with his family while and by argued she'd been unjustly imprisoned. i told him until i was

emmanuel macron visited the country today. are doubts that the new prime minister will be able to reform lebanon. >> venting their anger against years of state corruption, demonstrators use a battering ram. antigovernment protesters also remained undeterred as policice fired tear gas to disperse the crowds. the huge explosion in august pushed the public over the edge after enduring years of crisis and the collapse of the economy. the scuffles broke out as emmanuel macron visits lebanon to push for far-reaching political reforms. his trip marks the centennial. air force jets flew over releasing color symbolizing the lebanese flag not obscuring the tensions on the ground. what happens hind close doors in lebanon's political life will soon be made public as voters press their demands for democracy, transparency, and prosperity. >> let's take the story to our correspondent in beirut. close to where the protests are taking place. whwhat have you seen? >> it t was obvious t that the number of prototesters tononight wawasn't as much

emmanuel macron's counterpart has made it clear his country should not be a battleground for conflict. president vows to get kenosha back in shape as he visits the city which has been rocked by violent unrest. donald trump labels the antiracism demonstrations following the shooting of a local black man as an act of domestic terror. program, the the australian economy into his recession for the first time in almost 30 years. the pandemic is to blame. what are the hopes for a recovery? more in our business update with stephen carroll. in screen is being lit up one italian city despite the presence of the virus. 18 movies are clawing for the coveted golden lion award at this year's film festival. stay with us. this is live from paris. ♪ it was postponed for four months because of france's covid-19 lockdown but it has got underway this wednesday. a packed court in paris has been called to order with 14 alleged accomplices of the january 2015 terror attacks standing trial. they are accused of assisting the three assailants in plotting the bloodshed and sourcing weapons and ammunition. inee

president emmanuel macron has said there is no need to panic, but there is a need to be realistic and to clarify the course of action for the coming days, the coming weeks. whatever decision is taken today, the impact, the effect will be seen in three weeks. for the time being, hospitals in france are not saturated. there are still enough beds in intensive care units, but they are following record numbers, 10,000 or so infections, new cases of covid-19 in less than 24 hours. what is to expect? for the time being, we are told there should be instead of 14 days in self-isolation -- that will be brought down to seven days, seven days that need to be carefully respected by anyone who has symptoms of covid-19. then, there is the question of bars and restaurants. restaurants m might be ordedereo close earlier for the time being -- say 11:00 p.m., like in cities such as marseille. the big question is, will there be another national lock down? the government is reluctant to order such a lockdown because it would damage even more french businesses that have suffered so much during the past few

french president, emmanuel macron, has offered europe's help in trying to start negotions between theition leaders. his comments came after he met with sviatla na tsikhanouskaya in lithuania, where she fled after coming second in last month's vote. he said the time is crucial because a lot of people are suffering because of this regime, too many people are injail because of this regime, too many people are in jail and because of this regime, too many people are injail and he because of this regime, too many people are in jail and he will do everything to help to release the prisoners. long time ally, russia, continues to stand by president lukashenko. today president putin said... i'm joined now by olga ivshina from bbc russian. experts already discuss how effective they can be. it's not the first sanctions that alexander lukashenko is facing. moreover these sanctions target his son and various heads of security forces, head of army and they don't travel to canada 01’ army and they don't travel to canada or to the united kingdom that often. soi or to the united kingdom that often. so

the french president emmanuel mccall talking right now hits out at lebanon's leaders after failing to form a nonpartisan cabinet. also ahead getting help from space we look at how satellites are helping to reduce the environmental impact of farming. there's been a major escalation in the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh the violence began early on sunday morning both sides have to clear martial law and they're blaming each other for the flare up countries around the world russia france and iran are all calling for calm turkey is backing azerbaijan and has called on the international community to stand by it is charlotte ballasts. armenia's defense ministry tweeted these videos on sunday morning it says the show is eerie tanks that have just been destroyed in the disputed region of nuku nuku era back within a few hours the armenian seed 15 drones 10 tanks and 4 helicopters had been. destroyed early in the morning ground. forces launched large scale aggression including missile attacks. a long line of contre that contact with off talki

france -- emmanuel macron -- emmanuel macron unveils his stimulus plan.ovid,us shifts beyond with the election less than two years away. welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i am manus cranny in dubai. the global equity rally rolls on. the inexorable roller. we have some breaking data from the euro area. pmi at 50.5. the market had preliminary suggested a number of 50.1. we saw the german numbers on services come in at 52.5 from 50.8. this roll up in the equity rally is marching on. one hundred billion euros for the recovery in europe. 1.have a new date, november the politicization of the vaccine has never been more. that trumps any china rhetoric of building up their tech and chip ability. they are going to use the power of the atomic bomb, as they said, to get there. 10 year yields, .66, back at the level that they were when jay powell spoke. the glaly re when jay powell spoke. the global rally rallies on. there is this reluctance by the bond market to reprice with the exuberance of stocks. is it about the dollar or the euro? the euro has been dropping

the french president, emmanuel macron, chairing a summit of mediterraneaean states. top of the agenda, tensions about oil a and gas and gas in waters claimed by greece. athens is expected to push sanctions against turkey. the french government is to discuss the possibility of local lockdowns to tackle rising infections in the country. a government official confirmed that today. it comes as france confirmed over eight thousand 500 8500 coronavirus cases, the second-biggest daily figure. alththough the number of cases e rising the number of people being admitted to hospital remained steady. masks are mandatory in all indoor public spaces, and since beginning of this month in paris and major cities, they a are mandatory on the streets as well.. how do the safety m measures and francece comparedd to elelsewhen eurorope. our correspondence in greece, spain, and italy are standing by. let us go to greece and natalie. arst of all, greece was country that was relatively keen to open up and get tourists back and kickstart the economy. tell us what has happened over the summer

emmanuel macron is expected to push for more reform in the country which was devastated by last month's port explosion. who is the man in charge of leading the recovery? mustapha adib is an academic not well-known among the bennies public. he has been the lebanon ambassador in germany for years. he does have ties to the former prime minister, serving as his advisor from 2000 to 2004. it is part of the committee in charge of writing new electoral law in 2005 and 2006, and he acted as chief of cabinet. reporter: he was not well-known known to the public until now. mustapha adib has been chosen to form lebanon's next government. the former ambassador to germany's promising change at a time of deep crisis. >> we will choose a ministerial team with expertise and competency. we will carry out reforms that will put the country on the path to recovery and end the dangerous financial economic and social bleeding. reporter: mustapha adib got the majority of votes during parliamentary consultations. from the former prime minister, who heads the largest , was essential to unity. factions from a div

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reporter: after hearing the voices of lebanese youth sing the french national anthem, french president emmanuelron planted a cedar tree. [applause] as symbol of hope for lebanon's next century. he also spoke words of inspiration to lebanon's upcoming generation. >> [speaking in french] reporter: the ceremony was followed by flyover by french fighter jets, displaying the colors of the lebanese flag. >> [speaking in french] reporter: macron then made it to beirut for, not far from where a massive explosion devastated the area, killing almost 200 and displacing hundreds of thousands of people. after listening to volunteers, various officials involved inin the cleananup and cleaning process, he seemed frustrated with the lack of oversight and organization. >> [speaking i in french] reporter: the french president went on to say that the coming six weeks are crucial for the future of lebanon, , and ththate is ready to host an international conference on how to help the country in mid-october. annette: let's go to elena belen allen in beirut. laid out, what can you tell us about the president's plan f

emmanuel macron says he is ashamed of the country's clinical factions, whose failure to put aside theirrences led to the resignation of the prime minister designate on saturday. belief in macron is beginning to wane. reporter: it was a month ago when lillian felt there was an opportunity for a new lebanon. it was here where she met french president emmanuel macron, who visited neighborhoods devastated by the damaging explosion at beirut court. >> it was a mixture of emotions. anger, frustration, and a little bit of hope. combined altogether, we were desperate for help. before hugging me he was telling me it will be better for you and for your kids. t'sade it clear that here, i the youth who are making the change. it is not for the kids, the change will be for us. reporter: macron accused lebanon's leaders of betrayal for failing to form a nonpartisan government to deal with the deep economic crisis. for some lebanese, it was the french leader who betrayed them. we have seen no sanctions, we have seen no pressure. we are just seeing failed negotiations on the table. reporter: lebanon is

- releasing its stimulus plan, designed to drive economic recovery and the reelection chances of emmanuel macron. merkel under pressure to halt the final stages of a new pipeline. a quick look at the markets, as i say, europe is outperforming on equity positions. we can see the s&p 500 is down by 9.1 and the pain is very much in the tech sector. the nasdaq is down even more. stoxx 600 down by 6/10 of 1%. 1834,ro-dollar is at 100 stabilizing at this point. the euro has been down and pushing back. the lira is that a fresh record low against the dollar. just off a fresh record low. alix: a lot of activity in the u.s. is a steep selloff in tech. scarlet fu, walk us through the nuts and bolts. scarlett: we are off the worst levels of the session before the nasdaq it's the biggest drop since june 11. no specific catalyst. the jobless claims report was not encouraging, but this is a long time coming. people saying equities were not extended, especially those in the growth sectors and specifically mecca cap names. looking at the different indexes within the nasdaq 100, 80 9% of the members are lo

political correspondent emmanuel shah's thank you let's take a look at some of today's developments in the corona virus a pandemic will start in india which has recorded the world's highest ever number of cases in one day with more than 96000 new infections brazil aside an agreement to conduct clinical trials of russia's sputnik 5 vaccine with a view to buying 50000000 doses armenia's land borders will remain closed and gatherings of more than 60 people banned into the new year and in spain the number of new cases has jumped by more than 12000 over 24 hours the biggest increase since the pandemic began. france's prime minister cost access the country's not planning to introduce a new nationwide lockdown to contain a surge in coverage $19.00 cases the government plans to focus instead on increased testing and leave local authorities to decide on any potential lockdown measures france's recorded nearly 10000 new cases in each of the last 2 days. concern over the rising numbers of corona virus infections is mounting with nearly 20000 new cases confirmed in the last 2 days hospitals are co

baby emmanuelle is just 3 weeks old she was born in moria her parents say they fled from the congo to europe in hope of safety and a better life but what they found was hunger thirst and homelessness just 10 months or so disappointed because the european union could have helped us after all this time i spent 4 days no one is taking care of us what are they thinking how can they abandon us the european union to i don't know what they're doing is there because the. days after the fire in the morea refugee camp chaos reigns on the island of lesbos families like the malays are left to fend for themselves thousands of refugees are camping on the hot asphalt the greek government promises hell but it is yet to be seen scenes like these showed just how great the desperation is. when the 1st deliveries of water finally arrived there were riots and some refugees were injured we do what we can the governor of the island explains but he points out that the fire was a catastrophe with a message lesbos has been left with a huge numbers of refugees for too long now he hopes things will change. for l

baby emmanuelle is just 3 weeks old she was born in moria her parents say they fled from the congo to europe in hope of safety and a better life but what they found was hunger thirst and homelessness just 10 months or so disappointed because the european union could have helped us after all this time it's been 4 days no one is taking care of us what are they thinking how can they abandon us the european union to i don't know what they're doing is there because even. days after the fire in the morea refugee camp chaos reigns on the island of lesbos families like the mollies are left to fend for themselves thousands of refugees are camping on the hot asphalt the greek government promises hell but it is yet to be seen. scenes like these showed just how great the desperation is. when the 1st deliveries of water finally arrived there were riots and some refugees were injured we do what we can the governor of the island explains but he points out that the fire was a catastrophe with a message lesbos has been left with the huge numbers of refugees for too long now he hopes things will change

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the opposition german chancellor angela merkel has added her voice to calls from french president emmanuel back on for alexander lukashenko to step down as president of belarus micron had met with svetlana ticking off sky the woman who ran against in august disputed election just earlier this week that meeting took place between the french president and mistaken following that meeting that crown said that he was willing to act as a mediator to get to the bottom of the impasse that followed that vote however there has been some questions over the fitness of mr micron to act as a mediator in a dispute he's already very publicly taken aside in or speaking on wednesday the german chancellor angela merkel said that she will also be holding her own meeting with svetlana taken off in a meeting of the need. i will meet with their positions to one of square one we see brief women taking to the streets calling for corruption free life i cannot but it mire that. with 2 of the keep power brokers in france and germany either having met with or agreeing to meet with svetlana ticket it's hard to see how

that key acco submittal package the prime minister all the grease we were previously to president emmanuel mackerel speaking out that emergency euro med meeting in corsica this in the context of mounting tensions with turkey. at the president's words we on not tonight but we were to re engage with turkey in good faith. it was a and macro each expresses once a his for greece not stay. with turkey of a maritime. and the right energy it's- in the eastern mediterranean will also listening to that sector there was a- for so people center from its now. affairs does cause some were with the sort of the key point. you think that president macron was at pains to get across in that in that dress you just gave tom powerful words that would be a very diplomatic. michael reiterating. from on the e. u.'s support for greece which doesn't come as a surprise we're talking about. one of the members of the european union in addition to that paris has had a number of disagreements with ankara. on a plethora of issues be at libya b. at syria. be the migration issue which came up and that address. but they want

the german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccrone have agreed to resettle 400 refugee children from the maria camp in the netherlands has also pledged to take in another 100 migrants but the german chancellor has admitted that the european union is struggling to speak about migration with one voice. this is. we have known for a long time that people there were living in inhumane conditions and not only that the fire has shown us like a magnifying glass what the problem is it. is this is put we can only solve this problem together if the 1st death is the offer to grace for the underwrites refugees. and most steps must follow a full connective responsibility. germany is committed to this responsibility but we cannot be satisfied with europe's migration policy but if there isn't one at the moment. our direct words there from the german chancellor let's go to our political correspondent emmanuel shah she is following developments for us here in berlin good evening to you and we know that several states in regions here in germany have said that they are willing to t

his appointment came hours before french president emmanuel macron arrived for his second visit withinms and action to tackle corruption and waste. following his nomination, mradib immediately paid a symbolic visit to parts of beirut worst affected by that huge explosion at the port. here's a little of what he had to say about the challenges he faces. translation: the opportunity before our country is limited, and the task i have accepted is based on the fact that all political forces are aware of the need to form a government in record time, and to begin implementing reforms immediately. let's take a moment to look at mr adib‘s background. he's 48 years old and has previously served as lebanon's ambassador to germany. he has a doctorate in law and political science, and previously taught at universities in lebanon and france. he has also served as an adviser to former lebanese prime minister najib mikati — and was endorsed by several other prime ministers over the weekend — before his new position was confirmed earlier on monday. mass coronavirus testing is getting underway in hong ko

his appointment came hours before french president emmanuel macron arrived for his second visit within and action to tackle corruption and waste. following his nomination, mradib immediately paid a symbolic visit to parts of beirut worst affected by that huge explosion at the port. here's a little of what he had to say about the challenges he faces. translation: the opportunity before our country is limited, and the task i have accepted is based on the fact that all political forces are aware of the need to form a government in record time, and to begin implementing reforms immediately. let's take a moment to look at mr adib‘s background. he's 48 years old and has previously served as lebanon's ambassador to germany. he has a doctorate in law and political science, and previously taught at universities in lebanon and france. he has also served as an advisor to former lebanese prime minister najib mikati and was endorsed by several other prime ministers over the weekend before his new position was confirmed earlier on monday. mass coronavirus testing is getting under way in hong kong. h

president emmanuel by phone has arrived in lebanon on his 2nd visit since the massive explosions that destroyed beirut's port for weeks ago he's calling for a quote deep reform of the country sectarian political system president will also attend national centennial celebrations. the 1st ever commercial passenger flight from israel's of the united arab emirates has landed in abo dhabi u.s. president donald trump senior adviser jared kushner was one of the officials on board the historic flight comes after israel and the u.s. a agree to normalize relations in a deal brokered by the united states. as you know you news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram a t w news or visit our website w dot com. and israeli al plane bearing the word peace in english out of a can hebrew touchdown in abu dhabi today the 1st of a passenger flight between israel and the united arab emirates the u.a.e. broke ranks with its gold founder of neighbors this month by normalizing diplomatic relations with israel the palestinians describe the deal is a step in the back but will other countries not follow

as clashes over the disputed nagorno karabakh region continue for a a fourth day french president emmanuel macron said he was extxtremely concerned by the wall like messages comining from turkey staunch ally as a pie shop ance h has around seven hundred fifty thousand people who are armenian allll of armenian descentt turkey says it is fully ready to help us about john recover the enclave. russian forereign minister sergey lavrov is cool for de escalation in fighting between azerbaijan and armenia over the disputed karabakh region and offered to host legacy asians. in moscow. final farewells as these newly enlisted armenians head off to the front line. while others arrive to sign up. joining the fight against azerbaijani forces in the disputed region of nagorno karabakh. youou shoud call. one four one nine. you're going to come back is an ethnic armenian province that broke away from azerbaijan in the nineteen nineties. rurun by ethnic armenians is not rerecognized by any country as n independent republic. both sides accuse the other of starting the violent clashes which have been raging t

emmanuel "onry" henry is one of the few black opera singers in the north—western united states.madisen hallberg went viral for their impromptu duet of the national anthem. it marked a moment of racial unity amid nationwide black lives matter protests. here's onry‘s story. one day towards the end of may, i left my house. i began to walk down the street, and i hear this vocalist. # 0 say, can you see. it's a friday in may. i had been singing in the park blocks for maybe 20 minutes, just the national anthem over and over again, getting different takes. out of the corner of my eye, i see this guy. he kind of passes and keeps going down the block. # were so gallantly streaming. i thought to myself, "you know, it's been a really, really long time since you sang with somebody. " and he just asked. "would you mind if ijoin you? " and she said. "sure," because i'm always down for anything. when he first came in with his voice, i was like, "oh my gosh, his voice is incredible. " both: # and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air. at that moment, it was about playing life togeth

ezekiel emmanuel, because there's this other threat, the thing people are really afraid of. they're not afraid of black lives matter. they're afraid of covid but for good reason. i want to play for you dr. anthony fauci, the one person most people trust when it comes to this pandemic. he spoke to our andrea mitchell about this concept trump is turning out. here's what he said. >> you said it was time to hunker down because the fall and winter is, quote, not going to be easy. the president says we've rounded the final turn. how do you square those two message snz. >> well, you know, i'm sorry, but i have to disagree with that. because if you look at the thing that you just mentioned, the statistics, andrea, they are disturbing. you know, we're plateauing at around 40,000 cases a day, and the deaths are around 1,000. >> i mean, he also said that we're probably looking at a time line of having something like a normal life not until the end of 2021 potentially. maybe we're talking about an entire additional lost year. what do you make of that disconnect between the president of

french president emmanuel mccall is urging the quick from ation of a new lebanese government to steer the country out of its deep political and economic crisis is calling it the last chance for lebanon system mccall is visiting the beirut port for a 2nd time since the explosion killed almost $200.00 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless most of the bill was named prime minister just hours before macro landed on monday zanuck all those in beirut with more on moscow's visit. the 2nd visit in the us than a month's mccrone really projecting influence and power the political message. we are the main power brokers in this country a very symbolic visit as well because my son chose the date of his return september 1 which coincides with the 100 anniversary of the creation of the greater state of death was announced by french mandate authorities back in 1920 france of course being the former colonial power the france ministry now on board that aircraft carrier behind us he's been meeting and children present this is the united nations this morning that the treaty to mark levin on stat

emmanuel back on accuses lebanon's leaders of betraying their people but rules out sanctions and now. sealed with a shake of hands yemen's warring factions agree on a prisoner exchange. and by the stars swedish farm as you satellite technology to boost crops and mage use waste. has been a major escalation in the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of no corney karabakh both sides have declared martial law and blaming each other for sunday morning's flare up as a by john says 5 members of one family were killed by on nini and shelling a guy in a car but says 16 of its service men are also dead russia france and iran are among the nations calling for calm turkey is backing azerbaijan and has called on the international community to stand by it is charlotte ballasts. armenia's defense ministry tweeted these videos on sunday morning it says the show is eerie tents that have just been destroyed in the disputed region of nuku nuku back within a few hours the armenian sued 15 drones 10 tanks and 4 helicopters had been destroyed during the morning. jennifer has la

thanknk you very much for being withh us the french president emmanuel mamacron has warned lebanese politiciansthey risk sanctions if they faill to set the nation on a new course within three months stepping up pressure forr reforms. in the country collapsing under the weight of an economic crisis visiting for the second time in less than a month. from mark levin's santini by traveling to a forest outside beirut to plant the seed to tree the emblem of the nation.. f fing the b bigget threatat since its stabilility o its stability since nineteen seventy five to nineteen ninety civil war. you don't underestimate the point at all peopople have to say this mornig at the port. on the message was clear about what's most needed. basic coordination between governments. the u. n. and civil society. miss hearing better traceability on the ground. this means that an investigation should be launched them into possible diversions. and festive aid supplies that allegedly happened. and then the need to go beyond the current emergency measures. within three months in order to allow the lebanese people to use t

this is all just a read these are the top stories french president emmanuel microland says lebanon is to form a new government quickly to get out of its deep political and economic crises is a list 2nd day of a visit to lebanon most of all i did was named as prime minister just hours before michael's arrival hamas says it's reached an agreement with israel to end the latest escalation of violence along the border with gaza the deal brokered by qatar comes as gaza struggles under a ban on fuel deliveries which has led to power cuts. opposition politicians among more than 100 venezuelans freed from prison after being pardoned by president nicolas maduro someone accused of attempting to overthrow the government their release is being seen as an attempt to boost participation in december's parliamentary elections chinese state media is warning india over rising tension at their disputed border india says it's disrupted what it calls provocative military movements by chinese troops in the eastern luddite creech and china accuses indian forces of violating its territorial sovereignty during

those crowds you're watching live pictures now these protests are taking place as french president emmanuel macron makes a 2nd visit to beirut since that devastating port explosion he's been making clear his demands for lebanon's leaders to set the nation on a new course he says a failure to shift direction within 3 months. risks punitive measures and sanctions well our correspondent anahata is outside parliament in beirut for us on the ground there in the last hour we've seen these clashes escalate in that area between protesters and the or thirty's can you talk us through what's happened. oh yes the anti-establishment protesters gathered a few hours ago here at martyr square the epicenter of a protest movement that began in october and some of them tried to storm the vicinity of the area around parliament square as you can see the square is now cleared from protesters because security forces are using excessive amounts of tear gas and a lot of a lot of security forces as well as army personnel are out in force you can see them in the distance and they're still using tear gas to ensure tha

leaders french president emmanuel mccall said turkey was no longer a partner to europe in the region turkey's foreign minister said mcconnell's remarks were out again and it was not up to him to decide not a time borders. record fires are raging through towns and forests across north america's west coast at least 7 people including a one year old baby have been killed me a mars leader has been suspended from events related to the european union's top human rights prize because of a failure to act on the crisis also suchi won the subtle prize in 1994 her struggle against military rule so she hasn't been stripped of the award but will no longer be invited to join formal women's community those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the strain goodbye. hello i'm melissa chan and i'm guest hosting the stream home edition today we're going to be talking about endangered languages there are some 50027000 languages out there depending on how you count it and 50 to 90 percent of it it's estimated could be gone by the end of the century we'll take a look at why and spea

polls but not in legitimacy unless his foes take part you see in human al-jazeera vice president emmanuel mccrone says lebanon needs to form a new government quickly to get out of its deep political and economic crisis is on the 2nd day of a visit to lebanon most of id was named prime minister just hours before maccarone landed in beirut but before he met a db mccrone visited fairuz she's one of the arab world's most famous singers and a rare symbol of unity in lebanon it's a 2nd trip to the city since an explosion killed almost $200.00 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless most of i.d.b. is the former ambassador to germany and he's one broad support from across the political divide but winning the public's trust won't be easy as in a heart of reports from beirut. he was not well known to the public until now most of a db has been chosen to form lebanon's next government the former ambassador to germany is promising change at a time of deep crisis where we will choose a ministerial team with expertise and competency will also carry out quick reforms that will put the country on t

baby emmanuelle is just 3 weeks old she was born in moria her parents say they fled from the congo to europe in hope of safety and a better life but what they found was hunger thirst and homelessness just 10 months or so disappointed because the european union could have helped us after all this time i spent 4 days no one is taking care of us what are they thinking how can they abandon us the european union to i don't know what they're doing is there because the. days after the fire in the morea refugee camp chaos reigns on the island of lesbos families like the mollies are left to fend for themselves thousands of refugees are camping on the hot asphalt the greek government promises hell but it is yet to be seen. scenes like these showed just how great the desperation is. when the 1st deliveries of water finally arrived there were riots and some refugees were injured we do what we can the governor of the island explains but he points out that the fire was a catastrophe with the message lesbos has been left with the huge numbers of refugees for too long now he hopes things will change.

londoner who returns home from school to discover her mother has abandoned her and her young brother, emmanuelrmined to avoid being taken into care, rocks attempts single—handedly to fend for the pair, scuttling them between friends' houses and cheap hotels while maintaining the outward appearance of a normal life. how's your mum doing? yeah, she's fine. but as pressures mount, our heroine finds herself shutting out the friends — like kosar ali's sumaya, upon whom she once relied — becoming more and more isolated with each passing day. written by theresa ikoko and claire wilson, directed by sarah gavron, who made brick lane and suffragette, rocks is a uniquely collaborative production born out of workshops with young people at a range of schools and youth hubs. the result is a team effort that rings true. everything about these teenagers' lives has the smack of authenticity — from their hardscrabble battles for survival to exuberant classroom food fights and scenes of raucous laughter, and cross—cultural kinship. sensitively lensed by helene louvart, who shot the remarkable never rarely someti

baby emmanuelle is just 3 weeks old she was born in moria her parents say they fled from the congo to europe in hope of safety and a better life but what they found was hunger thirst and homelessness just. disappointed because the european union could have helped us after all this time i spent 4 days was with you no one is taking care of us what are they thinking how can they abandon us the european union to i don't know what they're doing here is it because the. days after the fire in the morea refugee camp chaos reigns on the island of lesbos families like the mollies are left to fend for themselves thousands of refugees are camping on the hot asphalt the greek government promises hell but it is yet to be seen. scenes like these showed just how great the desperation is. when the 1st deliveries of water finally arrived there were riots and some refugees were injured we do what we can the governor of the island explains but he points out that the fire was a catastrophe with the message lesbos has been left with the huge numbers of refugees for too long now he hopes things will change.

baby emmanuelle is just 3 weeks old she was born in moria her parents say they fled from the congo to europe in hope of safety and a better life but what they found was hunger thirst and homelessness just 10 months i was disappointed because the european union could have helped us after all this time i spent 4 days no one is taking care of us what are they thinking how can they abandon us the european union 2 i don't know what they're doing is there because even. days after the fire in the morea refugee camp chaos reigns on the island of lesbos families like the mollies are left to fend for themselves thousands of refugees are camping on the hot asphalt the greek government promises hell but it is yet to be seen. scenes like these showed just how great the desperation is. when the 1st deliveries of water finally arrived there were riots and some refugees were injured we do what we can the governor of the island explains but he points out that the fire was a catastrophe with the message lesbos has been left with a huge numbers of refugees for too long now he hopes things will change. f

the french president emmanuel mccall is in the lebanese capital beirut for his 2nd visit since huge explosions devastated the city 4 weeks ago but close visit marks lebanon's creation's independence 100 years ago after 4 centuries of domination by the ottoman empire he's pressing for sweeping reforms and tackle and a condom in absolute tatters and sectarians and tensions can arrive shortly after the lebanese president asked the former ambassador to berlin to form a new government the new pm has the backing of most political parties but what do the people think. hours after being designated prime minister mr deep took to the streets of beirut it was a brave move. because much of the lebanese capital was reduced to rubble after thousands of tons of unstable chemicals exploded in the harbor nearly 4 weeks ago. the blast killed more than 200 people and destroyed what little was left of some people's faith in the government. had come to restore some of that trust. we will work hand in hand to rebuild what was destroyed. and now. once we form a new government we will accelerate the investigation and

now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world emmanuel macro says he will support iraq in its fight against the so-called islamic states terror group the french president is the 1st foreign leaders to visit baghdad since the new government took office in may. 20 government protesters have clashed with police in vogue areas capitals of fear opponents accuse the prime minister links to all the gods and of calling on him to resign as stage the biggest demonstration for almost 2 months of dating protests authorities say several people were detained and dozens injured. chief cabinet secretary are usually he days sugar has officially entered the race to succeed. as prime minister of japan he says he will stick to the prime minister's economic reforms if you wins these favorites take over from a who's standing down because of ill health. to cambodia where i know tourists color in the countries jad genocidal command rouge regime has died at the age of 77 comrade doing oversaw the deaths of thousands after the communist guerrillas seized power in 1975 became a rouss