the way that garvey expressed it. he also was very hurt by the fact that garvey, much like himself i would argue that these contentious relationships with members of black radical left. people like demo brakes and herbert harrison so they had a falling out personally but garvey was one of the ones who continued topublish . pieces of the guardian in the negro world after trotter died and before he died so they had this, he was somebody who had a lot of respect in that circle area. >> two questions, one was one third if i heard correctly, did you say booker t. washington broke carolina supports? >> the second question is as i understand it the black population of boston was quite small in this era. so i literally learned the other day philadelphia i think was the largest around the country, 40,000 or so so how did black communities and other parts of the country review the sort of activity usthat happened here in boston? inconsiderate to radical? >> excellent questing, one of the city trotter i argue in the book that wa

he had a a relationship with garvey. he did not agree with the back to africa movement or without black nationalist movements in the way garvey expressed it. he also was very hurt by the fact that garvey much like himself i would argue had the contentious relationships with members of the black radical left, people like hubert harrison. they had a falling out personally but garvey was one of the ones who continued to publish pieces of the guardian in the negro world after trotter died and before he died. he was somebody who would garnered a lot of respect in that circle. just? >> i have two questions. one is a -- [inaudible] do you think booker t. washington wrote to the governor of north carolina supporting they bring rogers down there? that he shouldn't given? >> yes. >> i would ask you why but that's a separate issue. second question, black population of baltimore was quite small in this era. i learned the other day philadelphia was the largest -- how did black communities and other parts of the country use the activi

dollars in its upcoming replenishment we call on the global community to asia garvey's fully funded for this life saving work this is not a cost it's an investment that pays a reach dividend in lives saved specially in our children just as immunization has been disrupted in some countries so have services for many other diseases that affleck the poorest and most vulnerable people including my leiria as you know saturday was world malaria day and then new modeling analyses published last week estimates the potential disruption to my leader said a visit from corbett 19 in 41 countries in sub-saharan africa in the worst case scenario the number of my leader does in sub-saharan africa could double but that doesn't have to happen and we are working with countries and partners to support them put measures in place to ensure that services for my letter continue even as quoted 19 spreads as looking down the sea in europe is with declining numbers of new cases we continue to urge countries to find isolate test and treat all cases and press every contact to each sure these declining trends contin

nigeria is widely recognised as one of the top open source coders. 2 years ago 19 year old sampson garvey from nigeria co-founded open source community africa africa currently has one of the fast. destroying i.t. sectors and the platform helps connect young african developers the majority of the people in africa doing software engineering on the age of 13 it's it's. really good to different people from different african countries you know i personally i've been working with people in you know in south africa in. a site open source is really difficult for me to do it because this is huge over 1000000000 people kind of music right everybody does right with it. he was introduced to open source at the age of 9 when the one laptop per child initiative gave him a computer running the linux operating system. today he's a coder and board member of sugar labs which develops a learning tools for children. his career trajectory has served as inspiration for the 1st ever open source festival in lagos nigeria. to advocate. a lot of really people doing really really you know. difficult getting these yo

our thanks to padhraic garvey, ing head of global debt and rates strategy, for joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ london, i'm guy johnson, with vonnie quinn in new york. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." let's get an update on what is happening in the world right now. here with the bloomberg first word narrows -- first word news, ritika gupta. ritika: president trump said he expects saudi arabia and russia to cut oil production by 10 million barrels. he did not specify if that was going to be the amount cut each day. russia and saudi arabia have been in a price war that sent crude prices down more than 60% in the first quarter. china is rejecting the u.s. intelligence community claimed that it hid coronavirus numbers. bloomberg reported that spy agencies concluded that beijing underreported both total cases and deaths from the disease. china's foreign ministry says some u.s. officials just want to shift the blame. spain reported its worst day yet in the coronavirus pandemic. there were 950 fatalities in the last 24 hours. that pushed the death toll past 10,

a definitive answer anyway i'd like to thank all of my panelists for joining us here today marcus garvey. karen palmer bethlehem dusty rag ok and. thank you very much to our studio audience for being here today after a global media forum. and bonnie thanks so much and take care. thanks. thanks. charlie crist's me the job numbers but. the bomb. marketplace we're going. to. on the road with our superheroes my mission is clear. and to me closely should explore germany. they've done. everything out there's a lot going on in their local. germany tried and tested. to minutes on w. . i'm not laughing at them because sometimes i am but i stand up and whimper that the german thinks deep into their german culture of looking at the stereotypes of the club but it's interesting to see the country that i'm playing. needed to take his grandmother day out to meet girls it's all about. my my job join me to meet the jetman from d.w. . post. carefully. simply be sure to be a good. match. discover the. lemon. subscribe to my documentary. i'm going crazy thing in the whole time. how to handle on the lies in

we put together a little garvey gym out by our pool there under cover with a fred mil and rower and myaughter's and wife's new orange theory, which is a great fitness program and then as far as the mind is concerned, keep stimulated. keep doing business. take time to be creative. keep your mind going and, of course that faith. it's mind, body and soul. it's ironic that you create a routine every day to get through the day. constantly have that faith. believe again, our country is doing the best we possibly can. i never have been more proud for americans doing the simple thing of social distancing, using masks, gloves, all that respecting each other. maybe that's the key, respecting each other. >> and there is nothing to worry about as you said, don't play ball again. we just have to be patient. right? >> absolutely. i know the guys. it's tough for the guys. the baseball and association is constantly coming up with plenty of stuff. as soon as we see the downside of people contracting covid-19 and we start to see a flattening and the sun starts to get brighter is when we'll start to thin

and i swore off men, and two weeks later, candace garvey and her husband steve called and said, "have got a guy for you!" - ( laughs ) - and met bruce jenner. - harvey: two weeks later. - yeah. two weeks after i said i'm never going out with another guy again. "i'm done with men!" harvey: so what was it that made bruce swear you back on men? kris: well, we went out on a date, and we went to the ivy at the shore with candace and steve, and had a great dinner, and just clicked, and ended up five months later, getting married. harvey: how did you kids react when you get divorced, you suddenly meet this guy, and you are a unit? well, kourtney wore black for a year in protest. - really? - yep. wouldn't talk to him. so, she was definitely daddy's girl. was kim? kim was very respectful and kind and, yeah, but he eventually won them over. you really became a businesswoman when you and bruce got married. well, we got married and i really didn't have anything, and i think he had $200 in the bank. so, you learn really quickly that with four kids and you have to feed everybody, and everybody need

globe in conjunction with the world food program and other agencies including unicef the global fund garvey the united nations department of operational support unit 8 and others and africa c.d.c. then african union whether it's by land sea or air doubly just staff are working around the clock to deliver for health workers and communities everywhere i would like to thank the african union the governments of united arab emirates and ethiopia the jack my foundation and all our partners for their solidarity with african countries at this critical moment in history and i would like to tank president ramaphosa and the chairperson of the africa commission most a faqih for their leadership the solidarity response fund has now generated almost $150000000.00 u.s. dollars from 240000 individuals and organizations. this saturday some of the biggest names in music are coming together for the one world together at home concert to generate further funds for the solidarity response fund but not just to raise funds to bring the world together because we are one world one humanity and fighting a common enem