they include emmanuel pratt. he studied architecture and urban design at cornell and columbia universities. now, he uses his expertise to turn areas once neglected into vibrant and thriving communities. he's the co-founder and executive director of the sweet water foundation and he's literally growing better neighborhoods. emmanuel, thanks for for having us in your home basically. emmanuel: thank you for being here. soledad: you bet. describe for me what happens here, and by here, i mean all the blocks that you oversee. emmanuel: it's the rebirth of a neighborhood. our tagline is there grows the neighborhood and we put that for a reason, right. soledad: it is on your t-shirt. emmanuel: so we have a mixed bag of agriculture. so, gardening, farming meets carpentry, the basics of measurements and tape measures, and how to use drills and saws. we're all together, very intergenerational, bringing people together to design the rebirth of the neighborhood. so we hand-raised the thought barn as a barn raising in 2017. so

emmanuel macron is an integrationist. on the other hand, emmanuel macron is suspicious of america and does not want europe, or france, to be too close to america, and is trying to build bridges to russia. on that he may not agree much with borisjohnson. russia. on that he may not agree much with boris johnson. do you think he will privately have much to say to the prime minister about the details of brexit, looming deadlines. the british government says they will not ask for an extension. all the things we have been talking about over the last few weeks. will he get into that level of nitty—gritty? weeks. will he get into that level of nitty-gritty? probably not. the eu has delegated the job of the nitty t2 michel barnier, chief negotiator. —— nitty—gritty, michel barnier. but he will talk about big issues and look for areas where they mightfind issues and look for areas where they might find ways of compromising. there are 27 eu member states negotiating with britain. france are the only one pushing for a very hard line

emmanuel macron warned turkey was playaying a dangerous game. on supportsy macr politically the rebels. by a staunchest secularist. turkish president erdrdogan supppports the tripoli goverern, which is the u.n. recognized govevernment. coalition backed by islamists. -- 13e e 10, 13 years ago dadays ago, exexcuse me, a a frh warship p wanted to inspect a turkish warspp headed totoward ththe libyan c coast. other turkish warships closed in and forced the f french corvette --the french to s stale away sail awa conflict betweween one natoto navy y and anotheher nat. nots quite clear turkey did want its warship to be inspected and i think that speaks volumes. genie: whahat is thehe thinking here? well there be a battle as we heard in that report? egypt has threatened d to intervene. the $64,000 question. this town lies halfway across libyan territory. it is now held by y hostile foreign -- forces. tripoli fororces backed by turky are advancing on it. said that were it, egyptrces to takake would intervene mililitarily and egegypt can quite easilily do

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emmanuel macron is currently at 10 downing street.ll be going there in around 20 minutes for the daily briefing, which will bring us the latest on the covid-19 story as well. questions on what has happened with the quarantine story. that will be on the cable show on dab digital radio with jonathan ferro in new york and me in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ i am live from new york, alix steel with guy johnson in london. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. it was ahead scratcher, the boe rate decision. where they hawkish or dovish and what was the market reaction about? they did boost their qe by 100 billion pounds. joining us is someone very familiar with it innerworkings. that is willem buiter. he was a member of the boe monetary policy committee. what did you make of the boe decision and the dissent? willem: the decision was mildly expansionary. made was --nge they 4.5% of last year's gdp. 1%, kept bank rates at which is a missed opportunity for going negative, and they did not engage in yield curve control. the fact they h

we have more on what kind of effect this green wave could have on french president emmanuel macron. >> municipal elections are often a chance for voters to voice their discontent with presidents. although turnout was historically low at about 40%, those who did cast ballots on sunday sent a clear message to emmanuel macron. his centrist party was badly defeated while the greens won major battles across the country. macron, bright spot foror he was elected in the northern port. the prime minister, who could leave office, also talked about the environment. [speaking french] reporter: the french president has sometimes failed to take environmental l policies that coululd displease i investors ad .ther segments of society all that could change monday when he meets with the citizens convention which he set up, a group of people selected randomly to suggest environmental policies. a green shift may help macron we gain support among leftist voters disillusioned by his policies. macron have famously pleaded for the environment. >> make our planet great again. reporter: he has two years left o

so everybody is expecting that, once more, boris johnson, angela merkel and emmanuel macron will sitit is going to be difficult because the positions i cannot see for the time being for them to agree because of very different expectations, how much sovereignty britain will have and how much sovereignty in the trade deal britain expects. stryker, just to come back, jo mentioned a moment ago this idea of global britain and we dealt with the eu dimension with stefanie, but if you can deal with the global dimension of global britain for a moment? the free trade agreements, it is a very difficult moment, surely, to be pushing them as a whole world starts to think about shrinking its supply chains and the difficulties in terms of us—china trade wars, decoupling and all the rest of it grow, and the uk's relationship with china becomes more difficult. i think the uk is puzzling the rest of the world in many ways these days, and i am not sure that the rest of the world understands what sort of role britain wants to play. the world knows that britain wants trade agreements, those are going to

president emmanuel macron of france was here to see borisjohnson.acron of france was here to see boris johnson. there commemorating the 80th anniversary of charles de gaulle's famous broadcast to the french people in london. the pulled out all the stops this week we're going to pull all the journalistic stops and speak to a new france correspondent, it's andrew neil who lives there. hello. and you are in your french home at the moment. the news has been dominated today about the dame's death and i don't feel qualified to talk about here in the national story. this surprises you but i'm a bit too young to do that. i was wondering when you are asking that question i don't think i would forget how he phrased that. from my parents generation, which was the generation of the second world war, my mother worked in the cotton mills making uniforms and my father was with montgomery's desert rats, the army in north africa. vera lynn was the voice of britain commanders often a tear my mothers i on the song was played on the radio or television. i was suggestin

we want to acknowledge that five years ago today a white supremacist walked into mother emmanuel church in charleston south carolina and slaughtered a friend of mine and eight other parishioners. it was hate unbridled and a poisonous expression of white supremacy that still affects our nation in many institutions. with the dangers we face as a society if we don't root out this corrosive and that the ideology. reflecting back on the amazing grace and compassion and forgiveness of the mother emmanuel community, i see the very best of what we see in america and as americans. we know grace alone is not enough and we have to see the best of america as well and in the weeks of peaceful protest civil lacks are taking place in this day in every other state - - across the country they are focused on how danger it is to live as a black around skinned person in this country. americans are out there watching and understanding the fact in the middle of a global pandemic that's how critical they think it is. on monday donald trump said " if we stopped testing right now for covid-19 we would have very

boris johnson and emmanuel macron me today.t's his first bilateral talks with the european leaders and calling for a fresh momentum to secure a post-brexit great deal with the eu. the government plans and information campaign to prepare companies for brexit. that's in the hope of minimizing disruption. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. coming up, second wave fears , germany, in china the u.s. struggled to contain up next. more on that coming next. bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. let's take a look at the risk radar. the msci asia-pacific index reconfiguring losses from earlier. u.s. futures point to a second day of declines. european features in the red as well. the 10 year yield sliding as the yen strengthens against the dollar for a fourth consecutive day. weakness in the oil price after u.s. stockpiles build. news of a second wave of coronavirus infections are rising. beijing's outbreak top 1

emmanuel macron this sunday and angela merkel also pressure from the green party. at the same time we have to remember the new head of the year pn union -- of the european union is the former germrman defense minister, and a close associate of angela merkel who has also been pushing a green agenda for the european union. so there is a lot of interest, a lot of political pressure on these issues, not only in terms of finding a solution for the environment, but also i think with some sort of political maneuvering in the background because of the domestic situation in the various countries. brent: we know france is also preparing to take over the eu presidency one and a half years from now. how important will the german- franco relationship before europe in the coming two years? >> we have to say that mccrone -- macron has only been president for a few years. he is a young man who has been pushing hard to make things smooth and show he it can put things into action. on glow merkel a season politician is very reticent about moving too quickly so this type of cooperatio

boy, we are looking forward to those conversations with emmanuel acho. so important to have them now, even amy, when they do get a bit uncomfortable. >> that's right. so many issues are being addressed, confronted across the country amid the nationwide protests in the wake of george floyd's death. house democrats are re-pushing to remove confederate statues in the halls of congress as the u.s. navy plans to ban the public displays of the confederate flag, robin. >> so many, amy, demanding change. take a look at this sign of solidarity. black lives matter projected on the national cathedral in our nation's capital. and in houston, that emotional home-going for george floyd. hundreds packing the church in his hometown to celebrate his life, with millions more watching on television and online. t.j. holmes is there in houston and joins us now with more. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: we have seen several memorials to george floyd over the past couple of weeks and several cities around the country but this one was personal. this was home. this was houston.

that weday, the day remember mother emmanuel church in the nine loss lives, person ever to call me a senator, the pastor of that church, a democrat member of that church says to me, my senator, 2012 december, to reflect back on the fact i have in my phone today the text where i said are you okay? he did not answer. because he was already dead. to think that on this day as we try to make sure fewer people lose confidence in this nation to have the senator from illinois refer to this process this opportunity to restore hope and confidence andme trust with the american people for african-americans from communities of color to call this a token process. that hurts my soul. for our country, for our people, to think the concept of anti- lynching that the part of this legislation when you consider a token peace of legislation because perhaps an african-american someone on the other side of thee aisle, i don't know what he meant. but i can tell you but this day to have those comments again hurts the soul. to think about how the same year, 2015, walter scott and my home town of north charlest

we can expect to hear both chancellor merkel and french president emmanuelle maclin declare their very strong support for the e.u. commission's economic recovery plan that is based on the proposal the 2 of them made 6 weeks ago there are 3 really noteworthy aspects of that and you can expect to hear the leaders emphasize all 3 1st of all the size of this recovery plan 750000000000 euros 500000000000 of that in grants that's especially important for the southern european countries that have been very very hard hit by the economic fallout from the corona crisis secondly the way this recovery plan would be financed it would be financed by allowing the euro can pm commission to borrow on the financial markets against the backing of an expanded euro zone budget now what that means and this is historic is that we are seeing a 1st step toward common euro zone debt and the 1st step toward establishing the eurozone as a fiscal identity and the 3rd crucial aspect is speed expect to hear both leaders saying it is imperative to get this recovery plan approved fast and get that money out to those w

agree on a plan for europe's post can democrat covering all chancellor angela merkel and president emmanuel mccall now have to do is read skeptic's over to their multi-billion euro rescue package that we visit the city in thailand that include going to barbers lock down no one around to feed them gangs of hungry monkeys are going in the streets in search of food. i'm sorry kelly while the program reports say that china has passed a controversial security law for hong kong that critics fear will give beijing more control over the semi autonomous territory confirmation of the law is expected soon and chinese lawmakers are said to have unanimously approved this bill beijing says it aims to tackle submission subversion terrorism and collusion with foreign forces it has drawn international criticism for being at odds with the one country 2 systems policy agreed by china when it took control of the former british colony in 1997. you know where is that and let's get more now from correspondent mathias bollinger who is standing by for us in beijing the ts what is in the bill that is a very good que

the french president emmanuel macron says his country has scored a first victory over the coronavirused his latest strategy in dealing with the pandemic. in his latest televised address to the nation, more than three months after lockdown, he set out his roadmap for getting the country back to normal. freya cole reports. in france, the mood is upbeat. the plan to reopen society to save the economy has been accelerated. translation: we are going to be able to turn the page on the first chapter, in a manner of speaking, of the crisis we have just been through. from monday, the whole country, apart from mayotte and guyane, where the virus is still actively spreading, the whole country will become part of what we now call the green zone which will allow a greater return to work and a reopening of cafes a nd restau ra nts in the paris region. it's now been a month since the country started easing lockdown measures and there has been no rise in new coronavirus cases. it means businesses will reopen fully and residents can travel across europe. from next week, nurseries and both primary and

to the core german chancellor i go america then french president emmanuel mccall seemed to be closer than ever that attend them didn't see eye to eye at the beginning of the pandemic now they asked sending more united. for the cooperation and the friendship between france and germany calls on the us to send this sick in the even if we know that they are 27 even member states i believe that if germany and france even impose it is something that will promote the formation of opinion in europe that. they must act we must act to appeal and so that we come out of these crises well and stronger. back in may france and germany propose an unprecedented you recovery fund of 500000000000 euros now they must clarify details and gain support from the e.u. has 27 member states the e.u. commission backs the franco german plan for both leaders this is also a chance to be a european they can see a common goal was a notable difference angle america's approval ratings at home getting a man my call me space was criticism over his management of the koran up i was quite says. for more on that let's talk

the french president emmanuel macron says his country has scored a first victory over the coronavirusnded his latest strategy in dealing with the pandemic. in his latest televised address to the nation, more than three months after lockdown, he set out his roadmap for getting the country back to normal. freya cole reports. in france, the mood is upbeat. the plan to reopen society to save the economy has been accelerated. translation: we are going to be able to turn the page on the first chapter, ina the page on the first chapter, in a matter of speaking, of the crisis we have just been through. from monday, the whole country, apart from the areas where the virus is actively spreading, the whole country will be part of what we now call a green zone which will allow a greater return to work and a reopening of cafes, and restau ra nts and a reopening of cafes, and restaurants in the paris region. it has now been a month since the country started easing lockdown measures and there has been no rise in new coronavirus cases. it means businesses will reopen fully and residents can travel acr

emmanuel macron wa nt moment for the eu?the colla pse want a few days ago that the collapse of the eu as a political project was possible if the recovery plan does not get pushed through and does not work? unfortunately, the eu is quite often at the verge of an existential collapse! that has been away existential collapse! that has been any, existential collapse! that has been away many, many commentators describe challenges to the eu for quite some time. but the resilience of the project, the fact that it is the biggest source of peace and prosperity in europe in the last 70 years.... prosperity in europe in the last 70 years. . .. minister, prosperity in europe in the last 70 years.... minister, we hear that phrase all the time but what you say to.... the phrase all the time but what you say to. . .. the italians. .. phrase all the time but what you say to.... the italians... popular because the counterfactual is very negative. yes, the italians now two—thirds of them say it is a disadvantage being part of the eu and at th

research and the communicable diseases center at how much medical corp and in oxford england yan emmanuel de neefe behavioral economist and director of the wellbeing research center at oxford university welcome to you all dr on ronnie i'll begin with you 1st of all because are we right to assume that there will be a 2nd wave of the coronavirus and maybe a 3rd or 4th and 5th. but unfortunately human almost certainly will be learning from previous experiences with viruses the effect there is that in fact generally and the behavior of corona virus is not expected to be any different once you've got the measures containing the initial out big will be individual that waves the size and the extent of those waves is where we have to do something to limit and minimize the effect of ok and yet emmanuelle then if if we're going to experience further way how do you keep your populations with you fatigued as they are having enjoyed a 1st wave. a lot of fatigue indeed and we see it in their compliance behaviors with the current lockdown really good dropping. quite a bit and even the post lockdown peop

in london,dcast emmanuel macronnny mor is on his way there.ororent trump s selling out the electition. this is one of many comments by the former national security advisor. many people forced from their homes. the u.n. also says many people are staying displaced for longer. hehello, and thanks for joinings hehere on "france 24." i am claire pryde. we start with a ceremony on the outskirts of paris to start with the 80th annivererry of genenerl charles s de gaulle's appeal to the french population. on june 18, 1940, the world war ii resistance leader used a bbc broadcast from london to urge people to resist the german occupatioion and france. out atal was set mont valerien, and here is "france 24's" clovis casali. clovis: you had representatives from the french army, and you also had the grandson of general de gaulle, general de gaulle who came here to mont valerien after the liberation and paris in 1940. he was here for the memorial. mont valerien is wearing nazi forces used to round up and execute french resistance fighters. the ceremony toda

boris johnson and emmanuel macron meet today. it is the u.k. prime minister's first bilateral talks with a european leader since calling for fresh momentum to secure a post-brexit trade deal with the eu. it comes as the u.k. government plans and information campaign in shock and awe to prepare companies for brexit. that is in hope of minimizing disruption when the split happens. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm dani burger. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. let's kick it off with the u.s.. jay powell is urging lawmakers not to pull back fiscal support to quickly amid increasing debate over whether to extend temporary aid programs aimed at shielding households and small businesses from the pandemic. howell said the economy is also recovering in the record rise in retail sales bodes well. joining us now from new york is the chief operating officer at -- thank you for giving us a bit of your time. if you look at all of

standing alongside french president emmanuel macron, the chancellor back to the plan. the worst of the coronavirus pandemic is yet to come. that is the message from the world health organization citing lack of noble solidarity. states took u.s. steps to scale back reopening plans. posting openings. day innews 24 hours per air and on quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts. anna? anna: let's talk about the asian market session. asian stocks advance, set to round out their best quarter since 2009. that is following strong china pmi data. hong kong gains were more modest as the trump administration suspended trade benefits for the city over china's new national security law. , what interests you about the asian session that you are in the midst of? underperformance of hong kong? is it rebalancing very evident to you? isi think rebalancing definitely a theme. where it is most apparent is we have seen the dollar bid and equities get the boost we were expecting at the month-end. i think a lot of the short-term news needs to be taken with a little bit of

french prime minister emmanuel macron admitted mistakes were made. hospital budget cuts have been too drastic. administration too sluggish to react, staff to poorly paid. now cgt, the influential health care workers union, is calling for raises of at least 300 euros and for the retirement age to be lowered to 55. >> more funding, resources and personnel, but above all else, we need higher wages. >> so he is off to protest, even of the french government has just promised to increase wages considerabably and reform the health care system. brent: thihis i is dw news. here's a reminder of theheop stories we are folollowing atchl security law for hong kongg that many fear will erode the territories autonomy and democracy. it criminalizes subversion as well as interference. those convicted could be jailed for life and barred from running in elections. belgium's king has written a letter to the president of the democratic republic of congo, expressing regret for his countries brutal colonial rule in africa. the letter was released as the drc marks 60 years

that's why started with remembering emmanuel. and that's why immediately to try to talk about police reform and then the years of the two thousands to be stopped seven times in a single year this year, last november, coming into the senate. sure, i get it. is not what we should do. i have to tell you mr. president. this is with a heavy heart. and then to have more money for body cameras. and people on the other side of the aisle. i think the fact is that the nation is tired of republicans and democrats talking about republicans and democrats and election outcomes and polls. what about me is what theyes say. the justice act is a serious effort and accountability and transparency. to be grounded in bipartisan principles the other side had some stuff that they needed to hear. and then to have a real debate next week and then to score political points to go on msnbc or cnn. and then more people with the communities of color are less confident of authority because we miss the moment. we missed at five years ago. mr. president. as you

president emmanuel mackerel has accepted all that three suggestions. you're gooood to te pole position. the simplest. to me the owner of a local project. remove annoyed about a money call the home. it comes in you don't get it. just with goodd news for you s. is he gonna get the cheesy. the president setup the citizens clilimate conventin in response to the yellow vest movement when a proposed tax hike on petrol was met with sustained protests nationwide. among the group's proposals reducing the number of domestic flights organizing it to refeferendums on the environment and lowering the speed limit from one hundred and thirty to one hundred and ten kilometers per hour. the latter has been constant site by mackerel who argues that it's unfair to people who live in isisolated reregions. he also rejected a dividedends tax everythingg it'l be bad for investment. i the consultant to go in the requirement that you know of there's also a piece of his mind you know the edison was one that you did to get me to. see it because it stitill. noticeably officials a

that coming up for you the french presesident emmanuel mackerel says he's confidedent of making progress with that russia's leader vladimir putin this is the payment via a video conference. conference national says it is it tell brings us some analysis. hello will can be tuned into upfronts twenty former self focus and be on the headlines for you this hour. scottish police have a shot at a man following a stabbing attack at a hotel in a global scale c. c. said says six people are receiving medical attention for their injuries including a police officer who said to be in a- single. state condition. say then that the in. to the parking hotel is not being treated as a terrorist incident from twenty fourth peter brian brings us the latest details. r responding t a bloody incidents in central glass co armed police escort the public to safety before entering the building. part of the city wasas shot on frfridayf the new often the seat instead several people at the hotel including a police officer. prime minister boris johnson and scottish first minister nicola sturgeon have both expressed thei

that case bubbling to the surface and phones making police talisman issue emmanuel maccoll is hoping to tackle next. new york city one of the hardest hit places in the world by the corona viruses slowly started to reopen its doors off to almost three months of lockdown. shops that would deemed as non essential were allowed to reopen for deliveries and pickups on the pavement. customers however are still not allowed to go inside stores construction manufacturing and wholesale is also received the go ahead to resume work mayor bill de blasio has appealed to new yorkers not to let that guard down. and to continue social distancing roughly one fifth of all coated in nineteen casualties in the united states was in the states of new york times in n. y. c. new zealand meanwhile has lifted all of its a coronavirus restrictions after that with no. reported cases in seventeen days and the rights of infection fell to zero prime minister jacinda arden said the country would right sense of phase one with that will be no more social distancing requirements or limits on public gatherings. museseums

boris johnson and emmanuel macron meet today. it is the uk's first bilateral talks with european leaders. government the u.k. plans and information campaign to prepare companies were brexit. that is in the hope of minimizing disruption when the split happens or the end of the transition phase at the end of this year. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. matt? matt: u.s. and european stock futures fall. asian equities dip lower. rising coronavirus cases in the u.s., brazil, and china. let's get into the markets with mark cudmore out of singapore. what do you think about the increase in coronavirus cases? we are starting to see new lockdowns put in place, second wave lockdowns. does that concern you? mark: i think absolutely it is a concern for markets. i do think we will see this theme of a rollback of the optimism we had seen in the last month or so. i don't envision us ever getting aspect to the world at the start of apri

ezekiel emmanuel.and cohost of the podcast and making the call and author of the new book entitled "which country has the best health care". also with us, "morning joe" chief medical correspondent dr. dave campbell. good morning, good to have you both with us. dr. emmanuel we'll start with you. when the w.h.o. says asymptomatic transmission is rare we've been told for these months now that part of the idea of staying at home is you could have coronavirus and not know it and just the act of going to a grocery store or restaurant you could be spreading it to people without knowing it. what did you make of the w.h.o. comments yesterday? >> well, i think the official went overboard compared to what the actual official document, which i have here, said. so if you actually read the document carefully, it says that there are three studies that look at spread without symptoms. part of the problem, and this is what they didn't make clear is, asymptomatic spread is when you never develop symptoms. you can only t

well, first of it is great that emmanuel macron is coming over here.quarantine, of course, we will look at all of these issues with the french. the key thing for us is to open up our airports and our air traffic, and all of the travel that goes with it, as soon as we can responsibly and safely do so. and what we know is that there is a risk of reinfection from abroad. and i know, of course, people say well, this country or that country has got a lower rate of transmission or incidents, but actually we have seen second waves, and we start to see emergences of second outbreaks of the virus in europe and in asia. and so we just want to be very careful, yes, to open up, but to do so when it is safe and responsible. we will work through all of that with our french friends. so just to go back to the question, what is the position? is boris johnson to the question, what is the position? is borisjohnson going to sit down opposite emmanuel macron today and say we want to drop this 14 day quarantine rule, we want our people when they decide to travel to france t

we are seeing emmanuel macron with two or three officials, i believe also the chief executive.e all socially distancing, wearing masks. closely whether there is a developer out of of priority for countries, for research. that was one of the debates. let's get to the bloomberg business with dani burger. more jp morgan will return stuck to its manhattan trading court next week as the biggest u.s. bank begins formerly reopening offices post lockdown. it will bring lock those back in waves to its madison avenue tower next monday. will build to 50% by july. other businesses are formalizing plans for bringing employees back. ray dalio's bridgewater suffered a 15% drop in assets under management in the wake of heavy losses for its flagship fund. assets fell to $138 billion at the end of april. according to bloomberg sources, clients of the hedge fund giant mostly reflect returns rather than client drawls. firmrch, dalio said the got hit by coronavirus at the worst possible moment. cerberus is preparing his next steps after commerzbank. that is after two seats were rejected on the advi

of course coming back to you shortly with as we wait for that press conference but by michael and emmanuel back home we will be bringing view is that live will be coming back to you but for the moment we're going to turn to another story thanks very much talk to shortly. i'm staying here in germany the black lives matter movement has shown a new light on the age old debate of how to deal with the nation's colonial past few years there has been a controversy about the so-called african quarter here in berlin since the 1990 s. of british nigerian photographer has used his camera to document the area we met up with him in this historically important district. getting off at berlin subway station african street is like entering the wilderness or at least that's what photographer actually a action being thinks the designer wants people to feel. it's a kind of. cautious on cautious. misuse of the whole concept of africa so they feed very much as a kind of like a soup which was the original idea of this area and in fact there were plans to build an open ears to hear after the 1st world war with a

france's president emmanuel mccraw is claiming its 1st victory in the fight against cope with 19 some of the last remaining lockdown restrictions lifted the entire mainland will be under a lower state of alert from monday restaurants and cafes in the capital will be allowed to operate at full capacity and more people can also return to work and the leaders of somalia and breakaway state somaliland have met in djibouti talks somalians president wants a 2 state process to defend what he sees as the region's independence somalia and split from somalia 991 but has never been internationally recognized. those are the headlines that is continues on al-jazeera after listening post station thanks for watching. june 9 16076 days that redrew the map of the middle east this record is. indeed one of the greatest tragedy in the history of islam 50 years later al-jazeera expose the events leading to the war and its consequences which is still felt today we tried everything we went to the united nations and tried to make. contacts through different countries and it was clear all this was she knew of

al-jazeera paris emmanuelle mccrone has promised to spend more than $16000000000.00 on measures to help tackle the climate crisis the french president made the announcement a day after the green party made major gains in local elections something his party failed to do he says he also plans to hold a referendum on whether to introduce the crime of eco side for harming the environment. the south pole considered to be the coldest point on earth is getting hotter at 3 times the global warming rate researchers compared temperatures over the past 3 decades there watching the continent concerned that ice loss would lead to higher sea levels worldwide some of that heating is big it is believed to be due to cyclons propelling tropical western pacific water south towards the antarctic peninsula the rest is being credited to human induced climate change. returning to the coronavirus pandemic and thousands of foreign fruit pickers are in limbo in chile because their savings are gone and the virus outbreak means borders are closed many are from bolivia which doesn't have full diplomatic ties with i

zeke emmanuel of penn medical, former policy adviser to president obama. author of a new book titled "which country has the world's best health care." let's fact check what we just heard as well. you heard the president, i think he caught himself as he said there is a vaccine for hiv/aids which there is not in promoting the fact that he believes there will be a vaccine soon and talking about the pandemic as though it's over. when we looked at that rose garden, the only masks i saw -- i did see senator mitch mcconnell wearing a mask and military aides wearing a mask, but that was about it. >> yeah, pretty shocking. they were violating almost every rule they had. they were very close to each other. they were touching each other. you saw people hand shake and as you point out, attorney general barr, senator scott, jared kushner, none of them wearing face masks talking within, you know, inches of each other. patting each other on the chest, holding hands, really seemed like they didn't get the memo that's been circulating for at least three months about how to

president emmanuel macron is particularly keen to support local companies and pivot away from globalve which won't come cheap. translation: we will not finance spending by increasing taxes. the only answer is to build an economic model which is sustainable, stronger, and produce more so we don't depend on others. hand sanitiser, face masks and social distancing will all play a big part in discovering the new french way of life. freya cole, bbc news. now on to other news. a court in the philippines has convicted the prominent journalist, maria ressa, of libel. she and a former writer with her news website, rappler, were found guilty by the court in manila. both now face up to six years injail, though they've been released on bail pending appeal. the case has been seen as a test of freedom of the press in philippines — maria ressa, along with human rights campaigners say she's been targeted because of her website's criticism of the country's president — rodrigo duterte. for more, i'm joined by our correspondent in manila, howard johnson. howard, tell us more about this case. yes, this

choose mayors and municipal council as the election is being seen by many as a test of president emmanuel mccall's reform policies and his centrist party. china's top legislative body is meeting for the next 3 days and is expected to fast track a controversial national security law for hong kong and spring inside a clock who is in hong kong for is another important meeting of the n.p.c. in another protest in hong kong where you are stopped. yes now we do now know that the standing committee meeting on top of the agenda is the introduction of the national security laws in hong kong china introduces or announced this in my it's now try to fast track it through ahead of what we expect to be a large protest on july 1st next wednesday and as you mentioned at the standing committee meeting guys for 3 days it started on sunday in beijing but the expectation is now that those national security laws will be passed on tuesday ahead of the protest how the rallies we do expect to mark the anniversary of the 25th anniversary of the british handover of hong kong back to china now last year the civil hu

verging in fronts and a 2nd round of municipal elections they're being seen as a test of president emmanuel reform policies well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here to what i want east stay with us. west papuan indonesia is home to i use of the largest remaining rainforest in nothing but resource companies paying as little as $5.00 a week did for these ecological paradise through questionable land grabs and i mean this with id and they will get a little shock and also i have a genetic one i even found up on the. indigenous tribes accusing south korean month hommel johnson of plundering west papuan for a piece of the $300000000.00 in revenue this is pure fantasy that is not the case at all 1018 investigates allegations of fraud and human rights abuses did land deals worth billions of dollars and.

the green party appears to have made major gains in france's local elections while president emmanuel macro's party has struggled it's the 2nd round of polls with mares and this civil councillors which was delayed due to the coronavirus locked on the dash about the reports from powers. victory for and it'll go on a 2nd term as mayor of paris the socialist candidate who teamed up with the green party to run on an environmental platform for the city she promised to continue her drive to cut cars and pollution and help the french capital's economy recover from the covert crisis was that is was the list was that this was you know that you've chosen hope you've chosen unity chosen opposed to a city that leaves no one behind either goes nearest rival conservative candidate. conceded defeat the former justice minister on the nicholas sarkozy sheet campaign to clean up the city and crack down on crime trailing behind was an e.s.p.n. the candidate for president emanuel macro centrist policy failed to convince voters to have a message to his unit i want to thank all parisians he swam against th

french prime minister emmanuel mccall midget. budget cuts have been too drastic administration to sluggish to react staff to poorly paid. c g t the influential health care workers you and is calling for raises of at least 300 euros for the retirement age to be lowered to 55. to get. more funding resources and personnel were not above all else we need higher wages. so he's off to protest even though the french government has just promised to increase wages considerably and reform the health care system. well let's speak to professor james buchan he's editor in chief of the publication human resources for health and speaks to us from edinburgh professor buck and this really has been a tough time for healthcare workers even beyond the sheer volume of patients they're having to deal with hasn't it. very much so. expose any weaknesses in how systems and health work force numbers and deploy. were coming out of the initial impact of. course problems that existed before good impact. and the sort of problems we've been seeing also the hea

emmanuel acho joins us from austin, texas. good morning to you.deo. i love the tone. i love your energy. i love your candor. i don't know you, but i love everything about what you're doing starting with this -- you just said -- i'm a big fan, big fan. if the white person is your problem, then the white person is your solution. how so? >> yeah. i fervently believe that right now black people, african-americans, we have been pleading out for years for hundreds of years for help. but ultimately, the white person, our white brothers and sisters, they are the ones in power, they are the ones who truly run this country if we're being honest. i realized it's not necessarily about what i know, gayle, it's about what i can get my white brothers and sisters to know. and if they want to stand with us which so many of them desperately want to do at this point in time, well, let me help educate them, gayle. let me help increase their level of knowledge so they can fully feel our level of pain, so they can fully help. >> well, i'm curious about how this came ab

long andeaking of a complicated negotiations, boris johnson met emmanuel macron yesterday in london.get any information on where the u.k.-eu trade talks are headed? maria: we did see boris johnson and emmanuel macron, we see that they have very good personal chemistry, that they were well together and both of them did say with or without brexit, we need to maintain this partnership. nothing major came out of it. celebratingut london, celebrating charles de gaulle. we do understand that they talked about it. we saw that they said they should do a bilateral meeting to really strengthen this partnership. the one line the u.k. continues to stress is that they do believe there is a way to get a deal done before the end of the summer. you do see the two sides trying to weaponize time because the europeans will tell you this is probably not going to happen and we are headed into a negotiation into october. nejra: thank you so much. let's now get to the first word news. china's top virus expert has warned against loosening restrictions in beijing despite authorities saying a outbreak in the