emmanuel: i don't think so. think the situation on the covid front is across regions so infection remains high. in india, in japan, spain. i guess markets and economies will have to deal with this uncertainty for much longer, at least until a vaccine becomes available. to limit the spread of the virus. in terms of the covid constraint, the economy and uncertainty, it should somewhat forced central banks and governments to remain in full stimulus mode. we had a significant eu recovery package last week. another $1.5 trillion in the u.s., so the uncertainty will warrant significant support from central banks and governments. meanwhile, we had some positive news flow on vaccine development by oxford university, as well last week. there is some potential good news here that could help sentiment. nejra: in terms of good news, some of the recent measures of high-frequency activity have suggested a stronger recovery in europe and the u.s.. also, jpmorgan say europe will do better because it has broken the chain that li

french president emmanuel macron has named his new prime minister, just hours after the popular edouard philippe resigned. x is a relative unknown in france. a southernayor of city and is credited with signing france's post coronavirus strategy. his promotion is part of a widely anticipated cabinet reshuffle. micrometet's partrty had a disappointing showing in last week's s local elections. reporter chris moore is at the palace. elysee and why hascastex, macron chosen him to be next prime minister? laura, he is said, relatively unknown, as was edouard philippe back in 2017. like many prime ministers, his background is as a senior signal -- civil servant. he comes from the same family as edouard phphilippe -- namely the traditional mainstream center-right of french politics. as you said, he is the mayor of a town near the spanish border, best known to most french people as the man charged by emmanuel macron back in april of organizing france's gradual exit from the coronavirus lockdown. why this happens now, we don't know exactly the circumstances of edouard philippe's departure. he and

the nupathe that emmanuel macron is talking about for the government -- -- this new path that emmanueling about for the government -- is that needed for the environmental transition? bertrand: when we see is definitely a policy of investing in industries of the future, to really accelerate the necessary adaptation,on, and climate change is clearly one of -- we need to invest europe., digital and our essential services around water management and weight management -- waste management are among those essential needs. whato invest into that -- is a decision of the president in terms of the composition of the government, i am certain that those necessary investments will be taken into account and we will get something for that. nejra: thank you so much for speaking to us today. camas, -- after three months of quiet, a big day for england's high street streets tomorrow as the hospitality -- we will have jason atherton next. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg surveillance, i'm nejra cehic in london. tomorrow is super saturday in england. willurants, hotels, finally reopen 3.5 mont

longtime friends and house colleagues, member of the congressional black caucus, representative emmanuel cleaver. congressman, you're with me in. >> yes, good morning. harris: good morning. and i look and see that you are with us from home in kansas city, and that's where you and i met many, many years ago. >> yes. harris: give us a texture for what you're feeling and what others are feeling today who were part of the struggle and continue to be. >> well, there's manager which all of us are feeling pain but some joy. john's chief of staff came to me a few months ago and confidentially toll me what was -- told me what was going on and because john may need some prayer and some inspiration. john was inspiration to everybody else, and i met him back in 1974 at the baptist church in birmingham, alabama. i was stun thed over the fact that -- stunned over the fact that this guy would actually stop in the vestibule to talk to me, reverend nobody, when all of these great pastors who led e the movement -- ralph ab aberna, he stops talking to them and i don't think he ever knew hi many name -- he

the last poll shows him at 55% popularity, were emmanuel macron is around 35%.ng us, caroline connan talking to us about this story, the french p.m. has resigned. -- philippe, sorry. why was i thinking about hank paulson? rental e scooters will be legal in the u.k. from tomorrow. we'll speak to one of the biggest rental companies in that space. i love these things. try not to hit anybody. this is bloomberg. ♪ t,matt: --matt: alrigh first off, angela merkel speaking. you're hearing a lot of what you've heard the last couple of days. she's still pushing for this massive agreement. she really wants it. it's her goal. recovery fund negotiations are rocky. you've got the frugal four. that's a problem for her. said she is linking this to climate protection. it's going to be a driving force for esg, which has to help her a little bit get it over the line. she says europe needs digital sovereignty to compete globally, maybe a slap at u.s. tech firms. any case, we'll keep an eye on any news news -- new news. there's a possibility in the u.k., not just going to pubs and b

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the heads of state including emmanuel merkel and emmanuel --ron ash emmanuel macron joining us is mariaeo in brussels. it is a marathon session. i likely a deal by monday -- how likely a deal by monday? maria: at this point, it's difficult to tell. officials will tell you at this point, it's not guaranteed there will be a deal by the end of the week. the possibility of this deal has been played down. a lot of this has to do with the optics of a difficult negotiation. when leaders come here to brussels, they need to show they are fighting hard for taxpayers and taxpayer money. what i can tell you is the action here has been pretty relentless. we know angela merkel has been on the phone for 24 hours, hoping to get some type of compromise. we know she was on the phone with the biggest critic. his concern about the conditions of the deal. we know emmanuel macron had a last-minute bilateral we with giuseppe conte, who has a great interest in making sure there is a deal by the end of the week. it's unclear. there's many few -- many theories. some suggest it could end tomorrow with no deal, or

it seems like emmanuel macron is taking the reins of this government. there is also a question of whether he could shift to more of a left-leaning or environmental stance. himself is from the right wing. it will be extended see what shape this will take. reporting from paris. thank you. japan is battling against floods and landslides after torrential rain. rescue workers are rushing to save survivors. emergency services and residents are bracing for more rain later this week. >> a call for help. sitresidents can do can tight and hope their messages seen. floods in n southwest jajapan ha washed away roads and bridges, leaving men -- many an isolated community stranded. >> [speaking japanese] >> conditions are making it difficult for emergency workers to access someme areas. they managed to save 50 memembes of s staff and resesidents froms nursing g home i in one of theht hit areas. around one dozen are feared dead.. water inundated the ground floor after torrential rain started on saturday. those in wheelchairs were unable to reach higher ground. up to 2

emmanuel lewis, which never lose sight of what you said, even if sometimes we lose sight of you.re, manny. and that was a lovely sentiment that was expressed by the international children's choir. chuck heston, i knew you had leadership qualities when i saw you play moses. you were eloquent and gracious in your remarks about me. as a guard on eureka varsity, thank you. to all of you associated with the good work of variety, you have our eternal gratitude for arranging this party, for all of the good work you have done in your half-century of giving and caring, for those who need it the most, the innocent children of the world. having my name associated with your good work, the university of nebraska medical center will always have a special place in my heart, and i think you all, very much. and now, speaking for nancy as well as myself, to all of you here and to all americans everywhere, paraphrasing something that moses said earlier, god shed his grace on each of thee. thank you. >> for nancy and dutch, go with our prayers and a song, a song that says it all. maybe have a bell t

nejra: --manus: in france, emmanuel -- president emmanuel macron has reshuffled his government.runo le maire remains. jean-yves le drian as foreign minister. pompii ased barbara the minister for economic -- for ecological transition. hong kong defending the national security legislation imposed last week. carrie lam's comments come hours after new police powers that include warrantless searching, online surveillance, and property seizure. >> i am glad to see, in the past few days, that some have come to acknowledge that it will help to promote stability and prosperity in hong kong. you can see the markets, that has been the direction taken. manus: global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. so, we have had a lot of unique and exclusive conversations across the bloomberg spectrum. newof those, discussing the 3.5 billion special opportunities fund, designed to sweep up debt and equity in companies that have been heard by the coronavirus pandemic we spoke to -- erik schatzker spoke to the

the latest announcement is part of a hundred and forty six proposals emmanuel maccoll has adopted from climate convention. drafted by members of the public. the ban on outdoor heaters meanwhile will only b be implemented from next yearr to give restaurants time to adapt. the hospitality sector in france has experienced a downturn following nationwide yellow vests protests. transport strikes and more recently the lock down to o limt the spread of coal paid nineteen. well that's all the news we have and i thank you very much for watching bye bye. hello and welcome to the friends twenty four interview our guest today is supper akshar try these a day. she's in that ring and activist she's the author of a book that was just publishshed here in france i'll translate the title. bits of freedom is not a crime is written with the remark as corey it's published by. and in its- your account you're a journey from an upper middle class. woman living in tehran to an activist against the he job- the islamic veil which is mandatory. in iran obviously- you were. arrested and then you were sentenced to

great to be with you. >> trevor: after the break, speaking to nathalie emmanuel.t want to miss it. elcome bao "the daily distancing show." earlier today, i spoke with nathalie emmanuel, and we spoke about the "black lives matter" movement in britain. we also spoke about her new series "die hart," which is available right now on quibi. >> now, in this lesson, we're going to focus and explore the action stars' motivations. agent king, what is your motivation? >> after working undercover in paris, i go down to the basement of the louvre where i twhart the theft of an ancient egyptian artifact when i'm accosted by a rogue agent. >> agent hart. >> accost? that's a little strong, isn't it? >> what? focus, focus! >> trevor: nathalie emmanuel, welcome to "the daily distancing show." >> hi! this is so cool. i'm so excited to be on the show, even though, you know, it's virtually. >> trevor: congratulations on the new quibi show, which is, i mean, getting rave reviews and, honestly, my favorite quibi show. it's a really short format and people are trying to figure out how to

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last night we were told that angela merkel and emmanuel macron walked out.out because they were tired, they understood everybody‘s positions but they want to go home. they'd been talking for more than 25 hours, trying to work out this recovery fund. they tried to work out the long—term budget with more than a trillion and they have to pay extra to the coffers because of the uk leaving officially as of the end of the year, the transition period ends, so that is taking time, too. one other thing to throw in as well, there are some conditions known as there are some conditions known as the rule of law which means all countries abide by the general principles of the eu. poland, slovakia and hungary are saying they wa nt slovakia and hungary are saying they want these conditions attached, they've all been investigated in the past, so to add this, it is a massive political rubrics group and day three of talks. angela merkel has said they might not reach an agreement today. if they don't, what happens next? she has said this. it can well be that we won't have a sol

this deal representing that closer union that emmanuel macron once. he talked about wanting france and germany to become the motor for europe. this summer, france and germany stuck together 100%. they went to every single meeting side-by-side. they walked out of meetings together as well. the germans themselves used to be frugagal so to speak, but thy came together with france to put together the bare bones of what ended up being this deal. back onacron looking the heady days of the euro crisis. we were talking about grex it, italexit. they have gotten all 27 states on board with a plan broadly that they propose together two months ago. both countries wanted to get rid of budget rebates entirely. the four frugal's got bigger rebates out of this. austria 138% bigger than they had before. as we know, farming is extremely important in france. there are real issues with rural poverty. whether contention on french farmers are going to lose out in terms of agricultural funding from the eu. put are saying, we need to fine funding on that. there has been voca

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. >> emmanuel, the doctor, do you wish you had not retweeted that. >> i was very impressed with her and other doctors that stood with her. she is a very respected doctor. >> she is not a very respected doctor and you know it, how can you be impressed with somebody who says the kind of crazy things that she says? he can't be. ignorance meet arrogance. that's what it is with him this deadly combination. you know he carpet respect this doctor. he just likes what she said about hydroxychloroquine, and he's willing to dismiss everything else, because he likes that message. but he doesn't like it enough to manifest the message and policy, does he? they supposedly stockpiled all this hydroxy chloroquine. why isn't he demanding everyone do testing right now everywhere around the country. why doesn't he do it? the message is all that matters that's the part that's good for him. carry it out? if i want it, i could get it, i took it. that's the truth. forget about you, he doesn't care. he'll fight this fight, but he won't do anything to get it to you. think about that. they bought a lot of it, doe

that explains the irritations expressed by french president emmanuel macron who would really said sebastian cook, the austrian chancellor, is more interested in his domestic audience. he does not have the right attitude to these talks, and it is really a question of what it in a to be european crisis. >> since you mentioned the domestic audience, what is in it politically. what is the domestic context in which he is making these decisions?s? >> of course there is momore tot than just the conception. ththe so-called countries -- the frugugal countries, are playiyio domesticic audiences. they h have national, domomestic legal considerations. sebastian cookok is keenly awawe of the position of his constituents, if y you will, o n the e question of european responsibility, eu fununds, and the e like. while therere is strongupupportn auststria forr membership in the european union, it is not utterly overwhelming, and where you see the support begin to be differentiated is in the question of precisely matters like this divide -- the so-called divide between north and south. a couple of days ago s

let's listen more to this, and then we will bring in the representative, emmanuel cleaver.kground sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] harris: as we watch this procession getting ready to cross the mundt finish -- the edmund pet, tus bridge, just a few words about what we're watching. a caisson a two-wheeled horse-drawn cart used, when necessary, to transport wounded or dead from the battlefield. having grown up military, i can tell you that caissons, that they usually appear during state funerals or a military possession for a member of the armed forces whos' received full military -- who's received full military honors for a funeral. so the cig e enough cannes of all of this is the service of congressman john lewis both as a civil rights leader and then serving in congress and the significance of this also is to show how greatly he changed america. you've heard representative steve scalise moments ago who talked about how we became a better, more perfect union, a better america because of john lewis and those who stood alongside him. that day on march 7th, 1965

emmanuel macron and angela merkel, the chancellor of germany, trying to unify everybody.anuel macron in day four with the challenges they have on the table. >> translator: here are the major topics ahead of us and which we have to find compromise in the next hour. i think it is still possibly, but compromise, i say it very clearly, will be done at the expense of european ambition. this is not about the principle. it's because we're facing an extraordinary health, economic and social crisis and because our countries need it and european unity needs it. >> let's call european disunity, michael. and there is another complex matter on the table. it's called the rule of law mechanism. this is, again, going to core values of the european union. they're suggesting states like hungary under victktor orban ar trampling on the judicial system. if they're going to do so, brussels does not want to lend the money. this a particular sticking point for the dutch prime minister. >> lawmakers trying to get that stimulus package done before the summer recess. a lot at stake for a lot of pe

together with fridge president emmanuel macron, she will try to push throuough the e.u.ecovery fund at a summit in two weeks time. a fund financed through shared borrowing. a majority of german voters support their chancellor and the plan, according to a recent poll, 59% of germans say they are in favor of the e.u. taking on debt to tackle the corona crisis. only 35% find the plan unacceptable. but the corona crisis is not the only topic on german's mines. 50% of germans think climate protection should top the agenda during germany' you presidency. -- during germany's e.u. presidency. only 7% are still concerned with the block's future relations with the u.k. progress on determining those relations have been modest. officials say, during the corona crisis, the focus has shifted. as the chancellor's rise of the u.k. will lead the e.u. with no deal in december, the majority of germans say they want the remaining 27 e.u. states to move towards even more integration. phil: now to the philippines where the government is easing some coronavirus restrictions. all forms of publi

let's turn our attention to france with emmanuel macron shaking things up.xpected choice. x as hisming jean caste new prime minister who will appoint the rest of the cabinet. let's go to paris for more. talk me through what we know about jean castex. i had not heard this name much before for the officer prime minister. what do we know about him? what will he do? many people who have heard of him even in france. he rose in prominence recently because he has been in charge of overseeing the end of the coronavirus lockdown. he is not well-known in france. he is an older, conservative guy who graduated from the top and the school of france. centrist and he will be able to carry out anything macron wants him to do as the top -- technocrat. >guy: why is this necessary? why are they rolling the dice now and lighting the fuse on a new government? >> macron has been talking a lot about needing to reinvent himself. that's because he's been under criticism for his government's response to the coronavirus, for the unpopularity of reform and his handling of the yellow ve

that was emmanuel macron.an see it is all happening brussels right now, questions coming from all corners as you can imagine, the media from every country of the 27 members all there, wanting to find out exactly what this deal means, how it will work in practice and to what extent it will aid a different member states. we will have more on this in our business coverage which is in about 17 in its time, they will be speaking to a leading italian economist to get his reaction to what we have heard so far. let's move onto other stories. a report on alleged russian interference in british politics will be published this morning more than a year after it was written. the document, which was compiled by the uk intelligence and security committee, was held back by the government because of the general election in december, sparking accusations of a cover—up. 0ur security correspondent gordon corera has this report. what does the threat from russia look like, and has enough been done to counter it? that's the focus of

and that really posed a bit of a problem for emmanuel macron.to reimagine the presidency and he wants to set a new course and he wants to mark the post—covid era in france but edouard philippe is a lot more popular than he is and there was a little bit of a danger that there was going to be a taste of sour grapes, if he sacked the prime ministerfor being less popular than the president, in the eyes of many voters, perhaps. the other problem he's got is that edouard philippe is not only popular, but he is from the centre right. and emmanuel macron needs centre—right votes. they are a sort of core part of his electorate, now. and so by letting him go, he's got to work out who to put in his place because it's a very difficult sell to say we've got a centre—right man, he's very good, he's managed this coronavirus epidemic pretty well, in many people's minds, and i'm going to let him go, despite the fact that he is very popular. so he's got to manage that, somehow, at a time when he not at a time when he is not at his most popular. lucy williamson in

after a very long session we have reached a good conclusion and i'm very happy about that emmanuel mccrone the french president and i are sitting with you here today and we can say that between 18th of may our joint initiative on the 21st of july we have covered an important distance in which europe has shown that it is prepared to go in new ways in a very special situation. i believe that is necessary extraordinary events and in this case that's the pandemic that has reached a school demands extraordinary new methods. and this was in. the german chancellor speaking earlier let's go straight to correspondent maria strauss who is standing by in brussels marina walk us through the details. leaders agreed to hand out 390000000000 euro grants that is a less than the 500000000000 yours that were originally proposed by you council president sharma shell instead but the overall funds will remain 750000000000 euro so there's also a certain amount of loans included here so it is the 1st time in history that the e.u. takes up mutual ised that there was a huge taboo before that so this is really a bi

germany's chancellor angela merkel worked closely with france's president emmanuel mock wrong to forge the deal merkel said that she was very relieved and described the deal as a good signal she praised european cooperation amid global challenges moment is screwed by them at the moment multilateralism is under pressure around the world and europe with its 27 member states has shown that it can act at a moment like this as we face unprecedented challenges. as this challenge is unfolding we'll only know what this means for our national economies in the coming months and every country has to then decide for itself whether it chooses to take unusual steps in such an unusual situation of big. let's go straight to our correspondent in brussels marina strauss a marina walk us through this momentous night of deal making. if either is agreed to to take on $300.00 or to hand out $390000000000.00 euros grant so money that doesn't have to be paid back instead of the $500000000000.00 yours that were proposed earlier by the e.u. commission over all your recovery fund your corona recovery fund will r

john kasich sex named france's new prime minister this is emmanuel maccoll seeks to take his presidency in a new direction ahead of the elections in twenty twenty to. pubs hairdressers and churches will be opening up for the first time in months over in england mandatory quarantines have been lifted for seventy three countries excluding the united states. as coronavirus restrictions are. a german official she's murder trial gets underway in turkey twenty saudi suspects going on trial in absentia including two former aides of the crown prince mohammed bin salman. thank you very much for joining us here on france twenty four first- fonts as a new prime minister junk aspects taking over from edouard philippe after he submitted his resignation to the president. got stacks was the man responsible for france's strategy existing the coronavirus lockdown his appointment confirms that president emmanuel maccoll is seeking to turn his- second offer from mandate into a completely diffeferent directio. but you don't have to be or will you be. today in addition to. all major decision. all of the fre

zeke emmanuel, a pleasure to have you on. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up in just minutes, we're going to speak to one of the vaccine trial participants who just received the first dose of the first u.s. coronavirus vaccine trial candidate, and that will be very interesting to hear what that person has to say. clusters of coronavirus popping up in one state that had flattened the curve. new jersey's governor with a message to young people. no spike ball among other things. that's next. it can plunge you into deep, dark lows. and, can leave you feeling extremely sad and disinterested. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. not all types of depression should be treated the same. vraylar effectively helps relieve all symptoms of bipolar depression... with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young ad

stella emmanuels false claims about the virus. >> i can't here to washington, d.c. to tell america to tell america no needs to get sick. i know if you want to talk about masks, hello you don't need masks. there is a cure. i know they don't want to open schools. you don't need people to be locked down. there is prevention and there is a cure. >> well, that's just part of the story. nbc news has learned of dark money flowing into emmanuel's group which is called america's front line doctors. let's bring in nbc news reporter ben collins who broke this story. so, ben, i don't even know where to start here. but tell us about this group. when you look at this video, frankly, unless you're paying attention to what they're saying looks very professional. you know, they're standing with this impressive backdrop. they've all got these white coats on. who are these folks? >> that's exactly the plan, chris. in real life there were just as many people watching that as there were speaking at that event, but on facebook you wouldn't know that. and the 20 million people who saw it

package that has been proposed by the commission on the basis of her own plan with french president emmanuel mccaw we know that the member states the frugal for the northern states are not terribly eager to see this money loaned on the grant basis to southern states that have been hit hard by the economic consequences of corona 2 things going for the chancellor she is known as a very skilled and pragmatic negotiator she's definitely in favor of this bold action germany needs if germany depends on the economic growth of the rest of europe and this will be the 1st meeting in 9 days where all of these leaders will be live in person and frankly that makes negotiation a lot easier than it is when you're doing it in a video conference ok richard walker in brussels i'm guessing that that everybody there is really glad that the safe pair of hands in europe is in charge for these next 6 months how will the chance of a brussels work together. yeah well i think there is a sense that this is the perfect moment for germany to take on the e.u. presidency you know it's a total coincidence you know there's

we also had a reshuffling of the mccrone government on monday -- emmanuel macron government. for a new this government who wants to stay ahead for the next couple years? asathan: the reappointment prime minister teens president macron -- means president macron could -- seenink this is generally is taking an even higher profile himself. all of this is in view of the run-up of the next presidential election. francine: what does a nupathe look like under this new prime minister? the party was delta quite a blow last month. what are people -- the party was delta quite a blow last month. what are people unhappy about? part of: unhappiness is the national way of life, and there has been criticism of the andling of the coronavirus, emmanuel macron is seen by ,eople as being out of touch having gone to the right. the-has lost the ground, local elections, the green protest policies did well out of this. he has to rebuild for the next presidential election. throughout the case his session. there is no strong opponent, no strong contender for his position. he has to refashion the messag

it is good news for emmanuel macron and angela merkel who have pushed for a collective response, and we are getting one today even if it is watered down. have at the center of the debate and are getting a bigger rebate for the next seven years. it is your typical european compromise where every country will tell you it is a good deal for the government, the taxpayers and an overall good thing for the european union. francine: thank you so much maria tadeo in brussels. joining us today is andrew sheets, managing director / chief cross asset strategist, morgan stanley. a momentouse you on day. when you look at the stock market performance, they seem ok with the deal. how long can it last? andrew: it is important to step back and appreciate this is a big deal, very significant. it has been surprisingly close to the initial proposal. it has happened fast. call it morgan stanley was optimistic about the deal getting done, we still thought tomay take a second session finally wrap things up. the fact they did it in this round is good news. to the european story where european assets have la

emmanuelle mccraw the french president also just arrived here at the e.u. summit building and brussels and he basically said the same thing he said that a compromise is in reach is possible but to stay is prudent because he doesn't want to strike a deal at the cost of european their use he also stressed that he'll continue working and fighting that's actually the words he was fighting closely with the german chancellor angela merkel and she also said the same thing let's listen what angela merkel said when she arrived here at that you summit building. with talk via last night after. we worked out a framework for a possible agreement. that that is a step forward and offers hope that there could be an agreement today or at least that agreement is possible and it's i'm very glad that we are the french president and i back in may adopted the approach of a really substantial program for this exceptional situation it is also good that was the foundation for the decisions by the commission and that's why we have succeeded in agreeing a substantial level of iran he

council chief francis emmanuel mccall and ursula fund a line commission president plus standing tallest of the mole mark reiter from the netherlands. he had led the group who'd limited the grants and made them conditional what i was aiming for and i think we have achieved the emergency brake i mean emergency break at the level of european council to be able to enforce the reforms in member states if they are not taking place against the broker of that particular member states. have to agree with european commission. states like poland and victor all bans hungary they insisted though they hadn't been boxed in by any of. the rule of law and budget. was. packed was successfully rejected despite underlying problems that haven't gone away maclin macor say the e.u. works. after a very long session we have reached a good conclusion and i am very happy about that therefore. europe has shown that it is prepared to take new paths in what is a very special situation i believe that is necessary extraordinary events and in this case that's the pandemic that has reached us all demand extraordinary ne

greasers denounced his plan on thursday french president emmanuel mack wrong weighed in issuing a stern warning during a meeting with the cypriot president. limited there on the in this part of the mediterranean which is vital for all our countries do for you what the issues of energy and security are essential in the challenges coming into tickler from turkey and russia and so who are increasingly asserting themselves and against which the european union is still doing too little he said feel the breeze on produce effects are good you know i've been hopeful. it's not just mackerel who is running behind e.u. member greece speaking ahead of a joint military exercise the us ambassador to greece made the american position clear. i want to echo your message from washington and elsewhere in europe urging turkish authorities to hold operations to raise tensions in the region. turkey has long pursued an expansionist policy in the wider region but its attempts to push the boundaries with neighboring greece are encountering stiff headwinds. to the u.s. now were anger and on rest are growing afte

is calling for action and sanctions on nations that violate greek and cypriot meyer's time space emmanuel mccall has warned turkey against maneuvers in eastern mediterranean it follows ankara's move to send ships into the water is on in energy sourcing mission tension between the 2 countries have been rising as they also support opposing sides in libya take a backseat un recognized government of national accord in tripoli it's fighting for control of the country against eastern based warlord 24 have tough france has been accused of providing military support to have tar china says it's considering ways to stop the recognition of british national overseas passports held by many people in hong kong it's in response to the u.k.'s decision to open a special pathway to citizenship for 3000000 hong kong residents starting in january this follows china's imposition of a national security law in hong kong which critics say freedoms you unify the country that given the british side broke its commitment 1st the chinese side will consider stopping recognition of b.n. no passports as valid travel doc

angela merkel, emmanuel macron, and the rest of the main bloc wanted to see 500 billion euros in loans. overnight, the talk was that we could get a proposal from the european council president, bringing that number to 400 billion. it looks like 390 billion is the number they have settled that. anna: we are focusing on europe. the euro limps higher as we wait for news. up 0.2 percent. from what's going on in brussels also. about the news coming through from glaxosmithkline. they are talking about some kind ,f pact with a german company one of the many new story surrounding coronavirus vaccines. they enter a packed for mrna technology. glaxo is going to make an equity investment and make an upfront payment. existing vaccine program is not included. this is tangential. interesting conversation. let's get a bloomberg first word news update. government says rescue negotiations are set to resume. tomark and sweden will agree 390 billion euros. the eu originally wanted 500 billion euros. the rest of the 750 billion euro plan will consist of loans. the u.k. may join its international allies in

and germany's chancellor angela merkel worked closely with french president emmanuel mccrone in order to forge the steel merkel said that she was very relieved and described the deal as a good signal she talked about how the leaders work their way toward an agreement. scott trog there were questions on covenants for example questions as to how the member states can actually very fine whether this money is well spent in the beginning i thought well can actually do that can these different viewpoints be bridged and then one worked on this for days with great intensity and a lot of creativity and we were able to do that it was possible and i think that this means we can be encouraged we can be hopeful that this next stage for you have to be something that we can. actually get together while the german chancellor speaking a short while ago let's go straight now to correspondent marina strauss who is standing by with the view from brussels so walk us through the details sara leaders agreed to hand out 390000000000 euro so money that doesn't have to be paid back instead of the 500000000000

of the corona crisis tops the agenda for chancellor angela merkel together with french president emmanuel mccaughan she will try to push through the e.u. recovery fund with 750000000000 euros at a summit in 2 weeks' time fund financed through shared borrowing a majority of german voters support their chancellor and the plan according to a recent poll 59 percent of germans say they are in favor of the e.u. taking on common debt to tackle the corona crisis only 35 percent find the plan unacceptable but the corona crisis is not the only topic on germans minds 50 percent of germans think climate protection should top the agenda during germany presidency 39 percent say the impact of the coronavirus needs to be tackled and only 7 percent are still concerned with the blocks future relations with the u.k. progress on determining those future relations as being modest european officials say but during the corona crisis the focus has shifted as the chances rise that the u.k. will leave the e.u. with no future deal in december a majority of germans say they want the remaining $27.00 e.u. states to m

leg injury during the match in exchange with the french in an exchange with the french president emmanuel nath who helped out with the trophy presentation and bobby said he doesn't think his leg is broken despite having to use crutches this is p.s. g.'s record 13th french cop it was also the 1st game in the country with a limited number of fans after the league was cancelled in april due to the coronavirus. with the champions league restart only a few weeks away coach thomas to szell gave the latest on the killian bumpy injury . no he took a hit it's impossible to do sprints and we pay everyone. so. it's not good news foss. i'm very happy of course that we won. or lost it's now necessary to stay calm and be patient as there's no news you want to know if you're watching t w news we'll have more headlines at the top of the hour and you can get more information on all of stories on our web site that's d w dot com don't forget to follow us on twitter and instagram as well. i'm michael locally in berlin and we will see you soon at the top of the hour with. more coasters from nigeria you know t

or back out what we know so far is that the leaders of germany or france so i'm going to america emmanuel back rob but also of the netherlands of spain and italy arrived early here at the european summits building before a summit even started and they're talking with the commission president with the president of the european council and what we can say for sure is that these are the key players at this summit but the thing is that when they arrive they remain tight lipped they didn't say anything about new proposals but what we've been hearing from you diplomats is that there might be a new proposal on the table that might shift to grants and loans to the persians but we don't have any clear details yet right so there have been sticking points could this signal possibly good news. well there still those basic divisions so we have the countries from the self like is really in spain that have been worst hit by the by the virus crisis and that have been facing economical difficulties even before the crisis started and they say we need your solidarity we need grants supported by germany and