that matter but also flanders supplies a lot of intermediate inputs to other european countries for example to the german industries which subsequently send their products to the u.k. flanders belgium start speaking region would be dealt a huge economic blow by a no deal breaks it $16000.00 flemish companies currently exported to britain the government here hopes most have contingency plans in place like belgian fruit valley it's already finding new markets for this british bread favorite from the time we knew about the bricks that we started taking contact and making contacts to sell these small kind of beers towards germany and the eastern europe. because we had a good. and a good price and paris from these orchards already enjoyed the world over stored it cool temperatures they can easily be shipped as far as china we are used to exporting outside of the e.u. as well. but it's a pity that. after we have been very good and friendly neighbors several decades. mark every lot personally likes his apples and pears hard and crunchy but when it comes to politics he's hoping for a soft breck's i

and russia an economics professor at loovens catholic university it's not just the directions from flanders or from belgium to the u.k. that matter but also flanders supplies a lot of intermediate inputs to other european countries for example to the german industries which subsequently send their products to the u.k. flanders belgium start speaking region would be dealt a huge economic blow by a no deal breaks it $16000.00 flemish companies currently exported to britain the government here hopes most have contingency plans in place like belgium fruit valley it's already finding new markets for this british bread favorite from the time we knew about the bricks that we started taking contact and making contacts to sell these small kind of beers towards germany and eastern europe because we had a good alternative over there and they could price and pears from these orchards are already enjoyed the world over stored cool temperatures they can easily be shipped as far as china. and that's all for me and the t.w. that's a few in here and berlin thank you very much for watching. to the conflict s

flanders belgium start speaking region would be dealt a huge economic blow by a no deal breaks it 16000 flemish companies currently exported to britain the government here hopes most have contingency plans in place like belgium fruit valley it's already finding new markets for this british bread favorite from the time we knew about the bricks that we started taking contact and making contacts to sell these small kind of beers towards germany and the eastern europe because we had a good alternative over there and a good price and pears from these orchards are already enjoyed the world over stored cool temperatures they can easily be shipped as far as china. and that's all for me and the d.w. business team here and berlin thank you very much for watching. a session for spectacular pictures. passion for nature. thinks their complete devotion. while most photographers in the world. confrontational and stirring. 5 adventures. one goal. the preservation of our planet. it's not a sinister garden trees and certain paths are more. exhaust. some are awesome a passion for starts no mercy on t.w. .

that matter but also flanders supplies a lot of intermediate inputs to other european countries for example to the german industries which subsequently send their products to the u.k. flanders belgium starts speaking region would be dealt a huge economic blow by a no deal bracks it $16000.00 flemish companies currently exported to britain the government here hopes most have contingency plans in place like belgian fruit valley it's already finding new markets for this british bread favorite from the time we knew about the bricks that we started taking contact and making contacts to sell these small kind of beers towards germany and the eastern europe. we had a good. and a good price and paris from these orchards are already enjoyed the world over stored it cool temperatures they can easily be shipped as far as china it's the khan film but not quite as we don't get a very different version of the french celebration of cinema got underway on tuesday the main festival earlier cancelled of course due to the pandemic the new version is very low key it comes as the country again struggles with con

that matter but also flanders supplies a lot of intermediate inputs to other european countries for example to the german industry. which subsequently send their products to the u.k. flanders belgium start speaking region would be dealt a huge economic blow by a no deal breck's it $16000.00 flemish companies currently exported to britain the government here hopes most have contingency plans in place like belgium fruit valley it's already finding new markets for this british bread favorite it's to india now and the country is approaching $80000000.00 coronavirus cases overall since the start of the year after adding nearly $50000.00 cases in the past 24 hours of the country's economy was devastated by the virus earlier this year shrinking by roughly a quarter starting to recover but the government warns that g.d.p. growth for the full year will be negative despite overall case numbers india still has one of the lowest $4000000.00 cases in the world at least according to official statistics. that's good morning from the w correspondent gys walsh in delhi india is moving closer towards having

we welcome now stephanie flanders, our executive editor for economics.we need more stimulus in the u.s., but what she was saying is we need this for the global economy. why do we continue to need this kind of fiscal help? stephanie: we should say the international monetary fund is not historically a great source of fiscal stimulus, booster of fiscal stimulus. you might remember even in the last financial crisis, after supporting fiscal action to help the economy for the first year or two, they were among those who said we are in favor of austerity in the eurozone and elsewhere. to have the head of the imf say if anything the danger is too little rather than too much, even as she unveiled a significant rise in debt stocks and borrowing across the world, it was quite a thing to behold. of course, she is reflecting the reality which is that economies are not out of the danger zone. certainly in europe, you feel like you are going back into a very risky period with curfews being introduced across france, tighter restrictions across parts of the u.k.. the imp

talk to strickly all my life and it has always been the same movie here we lose a number of feet to flanders. sure what is not the same it shares the extent of the eurozone because the weather isn't the same each year sometimes it curb ritual for us but most of time to. rid into doesn't do the last 150 feet of land from water washing line and the nurse on to the water's about 100 yards we are going to have a disaster if we don't move. we need to act as soon as possible before the water just horse or it will lead us like cookie monster eating cookies. me and. all the land just falls down and. cannot pick up. i strongly believe we can do this but we will need to help this place a very important post because how much hunting we do how much we move around a whole lot but the hardest thing we have to 1st is having no running water or us or surely we hunted buckets was which is a 5 gallon bucket for human waste they don't we don't get down into the water when it is for. according to the government it's about $230000000.00 climate change that like playing chess in a test checkmate us. please we nee

and bloomberg's stephanie flanders.the idea that this is really going to be a much easier thing the second time around is wishful thinking. david:

laura flanders, and annie leonard, you, my friends are my heroes. >> we love you jane you are our hero. >> this does not seem to be connected to climate change. >> we are talking about women. now generally driven and judgment by men. not to bash men at all, but he is driven by that. that power. and i don't think those people even think the two are connecte connected. but climate change is a vastly connected to war in the last 80 years, all of the wars have been fought over oil. oil is our number one offender. how could possibly change that could move the notary budget over to the green new deal? >> now you are talking. i did not realize how connected the military is to the climate crisis. the pentagon is the world largest users of fossil fuels. now this really blew my mind. the military has been exempted from environmental regulation. and as a result, superfund sites are all around military bases. guys are getting sick, lethally sick from the toxins that are in and around military bases. then you have what the u.s. forces did in iraq uranium, spent uranium things tossed they are not go

the influencer, laura flanders and elizabeth lesser, and annie leonard, you know you my friends are my heroes. sue and what we love you jane you are our hero. this doesn't seemed like it would be connected to climate change, but, war. were talking about women, now this is generally driven by men, not to bash men at all but is driven by that power. and i don't think most people even think the two are connected. but climate change is vastly connected to war. in the last 80 years, all of the wars haven't fought over oil. >> oil is our number one offender, talk about how we could possibly change that. cody move some of the military budget over to the greater deal? >> guest: now you're talking. i did not realize how connected the military is to the climate crisis. the pentagon is the world's largest user of fossil fuels. now this really blew my mind. the military has been exempted. the pentagon has been exempted from environmental regulations. and as a result, superfund sites are all around military bases. guys are getting that, i mean lethally sick from the toxins that are in and around mi

dutch rider mathieu van der poel won the tour of flanders on sunday but during the race the riders werehe race remaining. edvald boasson hagen managed to sneak over after launching a lone attack but it's not a good idea to try and beat a train at high speed, so the peloton were forced to catch their breath at the level crossing and then go again shortly after. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team that is your monday sport briefing. that is. thanks to tulsen tollett a nd that is. thanks to tulsen tollett and the team. let's ta ke tollett and the team. let's take you to brazil. brazil is one of the countries that's been hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. more than 150,000 people have lost their lives — a death toll second only to the united states. restrictions are being eased, although things are still far from normal, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. samba music this is probably the sort of thing that comes to mind when you think of rio de janeiro. beautiful beaches, stunning scenery, a

looks quite different from the henry johnson photograph,in the riff on here we have a fieldccready's flanders that spoke about the black sacrifice in world war i. i will move on to the next, which is actually a video of the march of the 369th on february avenue, whichifth david lewis claims is the beginning of the harlem renaissance. and what an impressive and imposing sight of these men marching in french formation, 16 apart. anddespite their heroics the heroics of other blacks in world were one, the army -- in world war i, the army war college took what people like had stated andrd made it official policy, formalized it. man, hed to the white mentality,ior inherently weak in character. particularly the officer, failed in the world war." and basically they said that what he was really good for was and service , that the negro officers under -- i am sorry, under negro officers, black soldiers displayed in aptitude itude foryed inept modern battle. their tendency to be panic stricken can only be overcome with the leaders -- meaning white officers, southern officers. so we see this parade, this

small business people in flanders, the netherlands, the north of europe is relatively exposed. the strategy is to put the access to fishery grounds above anything else, it could fail in the sense that you neither the access to the fishery grounds nor would acrosse proper access europe. the cross to the u.k. is bigger then the eu but the cost in the eu -- but there are costs in the eu as well and unevenly distributed. i think it would be stupid to take that cost if there was no proper reason for it. i really think it would be a historic mistake if brexit failed over fishery rights. stupid.ld be just too maria: and what about boris johnson --what does he do next? waset a deadline that he not going to be able to comply with, october 15. he has cornered himself putting himself in a tricky position. given the economic uncertainty and the coronavirus, can he actually walk out without a deal? guntram: i also think the u.k. prime minister has boxed himself into a corner. these are tactics to find a new way of discussing but it is also for him, the same applies. the economic consequence

among the highlights, stephanie flanders on the covid resurgence in europe. not out of thee danger zone. if you are in europe, you feel like you are going back into a risky period with curfews going in place across france, tighter restrictions across the u.k.. the impact on the economy could be quite profound. you cannot turn off the support yet. david: wall street week will air tonight at 6:00 p.m. on bloomberg television and radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. boris johnson, the british prime minister, set a deadline of thursday to a deal done with e.u. that deadline was yesterday and it didn't get done, so what happens next? we welcome maria tadeo, our correspondent in brussels. give us an update. i understand the delegation is going to negotiate in england. was the deadline real or not? maria: it was not real because it came and passed. the prime minister made it clear that he wanted to see by today a deal, or to get a clear signal that a deal was imminent. he did not get that.

robert flanders. carlos lamas. juan gilbert dominguez. sara ann staffa. roberta peppitone. jacqueline ross. maria mendoza. william charles edward prince. that's just two pages of names, individuals who have died due to coronavirus. the numbers are obviously absolutely overwhelming, and it's, of course, not just those who have died. it's those who have lost their jobs. it's all those people who have had the illness. eight million people have been diagnosed with covid. who knows what the overall number is, individuals who had it and didn't know it, thought it was something else or people who were asymptomatic. is that number 100 million? is that number 50 million? it's big, and all those individuals now have a preexisting condition. all those individuals now could be discriminated against by an insurance company if the affordable care act was to be invalidated. that is the ask of the supreme court, a supreme court on which amy coney barrett will be sitting if this nomination is pushed through. that's why these two questions of the supreme court nomination is before us today a