fish and the dolphins near the beach that way lisbon could live up to its nickname of europe's green capital long after the pandemic is over. and what better time to ask if the global battle against the coronavirus is actually working let's take a little look at the most up to date data that's come through from over 200 countries and territories new cases have doubled in 29 countries had increased in 70 countries in all new case numbers stayed at the same level in 10 nations 73 countries have seen new positive cases for cope with 19 go down new the reported case numbers haft in 16 countries and 11 have reported no new cases for 4 weeks in a row he is the bug graph stacked up against the statistics of the last weeks remember the battle is won when that entire chart is blue there is a long way to go another part of the show when derek williams takes over the helm our science correspondent has been looking into your questions on the corona virus . what's dangerous is the pneumonia why not find a cure or treatment for the pneumonia instead of the virus. pneumonia is a blanket term that's general

but dorothy's will keep their promise so that their spawn can live up to its name of europe's green capital. well that's all for today thanks for watching focus on europe and do let me know your thoughts about this week show on twitter 5 for now. to the point of strong opinion a clear position of international perspectives. huge protests in belarus and drawing poles from the country's authoritarian president alexander lukashenko to step down if you don't go what impact will that have on neighboring russia and its own foreign terry leader vladimir putin to find out and support to the point. of being 30 minutes on t w. they've been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when their heritage is taken from them. countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists and carted off to europe . these thefts left wounds that have yet to heal what should be done with the stone north from africa. stolen solo starts september 7th on t.w. . did beethoven invent jazz to do did he do. it is it is about a 60 more money blues. rock n roll hall. so many romance of stole

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at green capital. eanis defendant -- now at br capital. definitive on the theories of the fed. what is the theory of this fed? john: it is shifting to do whatever it can to support the labor market, to support minority and underprivileged groups within the labor market that have suffered higher unemployment rates over the years, and paying less attention to price stability. the good news is inflation is news is it puts too much onus on the fed, when as we know from what happened in the second quarter, timely is much more important to stabilizing the real side of the economy. tom: what is a statistic you have in your head for how much the stimulus should be? everyone says republicans are undershooting at $1 trillion. do you have a number in your head over the next year where the stimulus is going? could it be $5 trillion? john: i do not have a number because i do not know how the virus is going to play out and i do not know how the medical response, particularly the timing of the vaccine will play out. we need a physical bridge and a moneta

tom: what is so important here, and you heard this from john ryding of green capital. this in focus that he used was residual. major,t project, steven at bloomberg, was to his claim to residual to people and frame it out in the terminal, etc. what is the nominal yield going to do? there is the belief that the central bank can control the nominal yield. can they? steven: i'm so pleased you've said that, tom, because to me it is controversial some people to understand this. if the policy is zero and the 10 year yield is 50, that is like saying for the 10 year rerate, you have -- for the 10 year rate come you have five years at 100. and the five years at that is the average. if the inflation expectation moves up to two when the fed wants in or beyond, the real yield is going to become 50 minus two, -150 residual. bonds,ity, people trade nominal yield bonds, and swaps and futures. the important -- the importance of trading the inflation link is time. there is a mess of explanation, you're completely right. it is just an outcome. francine: how much lower can they go? get no

fish and the dolphins near the beach that way lisbon could live up to its nickname of europe's green capital long after the pandemic is over. and what better time to ask if the global battle against the coronavirus is actually working let's take a little look at the most up to date data that's come through from over 200 countries and territories new cases have doubled in 29 countries and increased in 70 countries in all new case numbers stayed at the same level in 10 nations 73 countries have seen new positive cases for cope with 19 go down. the reported case numbers haft in 16 countries and 11 have reported no new cases for 4 weeks in a row is the biograph stacked up against the statistics of the last weeks remember the battle is won when that entire chart is blue there is a long way to go another part of the show when there are williams takes over the helm our science correspondent has been looking into your questions on the corona virus. what's dangerous is the pneumonia why not find a cure or treatment for the pneumonia instead of the virus. pneumonia is a blanket term that's generally d

fish and the dolphins near the beach that way lisbon could live up to its nickname of europe's green capital long after the pandemic is over. and what better time to ask if the global battle against the coronavirus is actually working let's take a little look at the most up to date data that's come through from over 200 countries and territories new cases have doubled in 29 countries had increased in 70 countries in all new case numbers stayed at the same level in 10 nations 73 countries have seen new positive cases for cope with 19 go down newly reported case numbers haft in 16 countries and 11 have reported no new cases for 4 weeks in a row is the biograph stacked up against the statistics of the last weeks remember the battle is won when that entire chart is blue there is a long way to go another part of the show when derek williams takes over the helm our science correspondent has been looking into your questions on the corona virus . once dangerous is the pneumonia why not find a cure or treatment for the pneumonia instead of the virus. pneumonia is a blanket term that's generally defin

green flying meanwhile in the capital minsk demonstrators have also gathered but in smaller numbers than in recent days activists are lining up along a central thing you there. i . know what you're seeing here are several 1000 people a theater in free tips in the east of the country they're chanting their support for president of the shake oh we asked people at the rally what they think of the current unrest. i would like to question because things are always peaceful and clean and life is getting better those who are against him they don't know how bad things can get they haven't seen a bad life. wouldn't you agree with me i would maybe want to see a new caution clear placed maybe but i don't see who would be the right candidate to do it the mess that has started in this country i don't need it i want stability and peace. it would take a dim view of the rights. children get to go outside. or a minsk based correspondent went to one such proliferation corelli idea but just some people are protesting while others are protesting against the protests i happened to meet my university friends

aoc staff said it over a year ago, the green new deal is about taking away capitalism and changing our economy to a socialist economy. that's what is at stake in november and president trump stands firmly for the ground in this country that our constitution is what we should be fighting for. >> yeah, joe biden may be the nominee they are going to choose but this is the party of bernie sanders. ari fleischer did a nice job breaking down what comrades come cortez said. to translate the social justice wokeness that she rammed into one minute, this is someone who absolutely loathes america, loathes capitalism, loathes freedom, loathe this borders, rejects our police. the basic ingredients of what made us free individuals and provided equal justice or something comrade cortez totally rejects. they include her amongst the list of rising stars. i like ours. our young members of the house and the senate, they haven't changed their position. it is joe biden who is morphing into a left-wing version of himself that is bowing to bernie and comrade cortez. their radicalism knows no bounds. truly an

green. government demonstrators being gathering in the capital minsk where activists are lining up along a central. meanwhile in eastern. i . the theater and. earlier in the day with thousands of people chanting their support for president bush go pro-government marches were saying for the day there are 2 parties in course a dollar for courts from the city. it's the closest large city to the russian border and that's that's where we are and few 1000 people gathered supporting the government saying that they. do think that the country needs changes but they don't like. the that the protesters have taken to some of them and they have been essentially saying that they indeed they do want changes but they want to make them peacefully they want a peaceful transition to something else not a transition over power but in the old policy if i may say so and they have been citing such examples as for instance syria or libya or ukraine and saying that well those countries they have seen some changes and they don't like what they're seeing there there's sort of looking over the border across the border and the

support of the government has just set off people are driving their cars around the capital waving these official red greenbelorussian flags to be honest i didn't have an opportunity to count all the cars but i can tell you it's a huge line. i couldn't find the organizers of this event i thought it would be great to get an interview but i went up to several people asking if they could tell me which car the organizers were in and they told me that there are none. somebody just created the chat and more and more people joined it wanting to participate so the guys are telling me that's what's great about this event is that people have done everything themselves they bought the flags themselves can you see this flag that's actually not a flag pole it's a spade handle so as you can see many cars waving red and green flags this is how minsk looks right now there's another thing that's interesting about this convoy is that opposition was planning a completely opposite event they wanted to block the roads of the city. but as you can see they didn't succeed but i don't think many people would be disappointed that a

support of the government has just set off people are driving their cars around the capital waving these official red green belorussian flags to be honest i didn't have an opportunity to count all the cars but i can tell you it's a huge line. i couldn't find the organizers of this event i thought it would be great to get an interview but i went up to several people asking if they could tell me which car the organizers were in and they told me that there are none. somebody just created the chat and more and more people joined it wanting to participate so the guys are telling me that's what's great about this event is that people have done everything themselves they bought the flags themselves can you see this flag that's actually not a flag pole it's a spade handle so as you can see many cars waving red and green flags this is how minsk looks right now another thing that's interesting about this convoy is that opposition was planning a completely opposite event they wanted to block the roads of the city. but as you can see they didn't succeed but i don't think many people would be disappointed that about th

support of the government has just set off people are driving their cars around the capital waving these official red greenbelorussian flags to be honest i didn't have an opportunity to count all the cars but i can tell you it's a huge line. i couldn't find the organizers of this event i thought it would be great to get an interview but i went up to several people asking if they could tell me which car the organizers were in and they told me that there are none. somebody just created the chat and more and more people joined it wanting to participate so the guys are telling me that's what's great about this event is that people have done everything themselves they bought the flags themselves can you see this flag that's actually not a flag pole it's a spade handle so as you can see many cars waving red and green flags this is how minsk looks right now another thing that's interesting about this convoy is that opposition was planning a completely opposite event they wanted to block the roads of the city. but as you can see they didn't succeed but i don't think many people would be disappointed about this you

support of the government has just set off people are driving their cars around the capital waving these official red green belorussian flags to be honest i didn't have an opportunity to count all the cars but i can tell you it's a huge line. i couldn't find the organizers of this event i thought it would be great to get an interview but i went up to several people asking if they could tell me which car the organizers were in and they told me that there are none. somebody just created the chat and more and more people joined it wanting to participate so the guys are telling me that's what's great about this event is that people have done everything themselves they bought the flags themselves can you see this flag that's actually not a flag pole it's a spade handle so as you can see many cars waving red and green. i guess this is how minsk looks right now another thing that's interesting about this convoy is that opposition was planning a completely opposite event they wanted to block the roads of the city. but as you can see they didn't succeed but i don't think many people would be disappointed about this

support of the government has just set off people are driving their cars around the capital waving these official red green belorussian flags to be honest i didn't have an opportunity to count all the cars but i can tell you it's a huge line. i couldn't find the organizers of this event i thought it would be great to get an interview but i went up to several people asking if they could tell me which car the organizers were in and they told me that there are not. somebody just created the chat and more and more people joined it wanting to participate so the guys are telling me that's what's great about this event is that people have done everything themselves they bought the flags themselves can you see this flag that's actually not a flag pole it's a spade handle. so as you can see many cars waving red and green flags this is how minsk looks right now another thing that's interesting about this convoy is that opposition was planning a completely opposite of vent they wanted to block the roads of the city. but as you can see they didn't succeed but i don't think many people would be disappointed about this

support of the government has just set off people are driving their cars around the capital waving these official red green bell russian flags to be honest i didn't have an opportunity to count all the cars but i can tell you it's a huge line. i couldn't find the organizers of this event i thought it would be great to get an interview but i went up to several people asking if they could tell me which car the organizers were in and they told me that there are not. somebody just created the chat and more and more people joined it wanting to participate so the guys are telling me that's what's great about this event is that people have done everything themselves they bought. the flags themselves can you see this flag that's actually not a flag pole it's a spade handle so as you can see many cars waving red and green flags this is how minsk looks right now there's another thing that's interesting about this convoy is the opposition was planning a completely opposite event they wanted to block the roads of the city. but as you can see they didn't succeed but i don't think many people would be disappointed about

support of the government has just set off people are driving their cars around the capital waving these official red greenbelorussian flags to be honest i didn't have an opportunity to count all the cars but i can tell you it's a huge line. i couldn't find the organizers of this event i thought it would be great to get an interview but i went up to several people asking if they could tell me which car the organizers were in and they told me that there are none. somebody just created the chat and more and more people joined it wanting to participate so the guys are telling me that's what's great about this event is that people have done everything themselves they bought the flags themselves can you see this flag that's actually not a flag pole it's a spade handle so as you can see many cars waving red and green flags this is how minsk looks right now there's another thing that's interesting about this convoy is the opposition was planning a completely opposite event they wanted to block the roads of the city. but as you can see they didn't succeed but i don't think many people would be disappointed about t

environment and i know just the place under it's a museum in ethiopia its capital addis ababa there's the money is there green or serious in the middle of all that we city of concrete and glass visitors will discover traditional the theory of architecture and the rich ovary of plant life all with the aim of learning from each of. the rainy season has started and the zouma garden is rejoicing this lush oasis is a recent addition to addis ababa cultural spaces and the creation of mesquite him and her friend ileus here architecture and nature are celebrated together these ecological huts turned into works of art were built using an ancient construction technique. process where you actually get the subsoil you have to be about half a metre before you get the soil we only add is water and straw for about a month and it lasts for hundreds and hundreds of years. for more control so in so many ways it's one of the best i think sustainable houses surrounded by a labyrinth of plants most of which are endemic a dream come true for mesquite am the dinner is underneath but this is what it looks like tenet is often dipped

green party communications manager thank you. now in the capitallebanon workers of west african origin are sleeping rough outside their country's embassies and consulates too hoping to fly home many women abandoned by employees in beirut who can no longer pay them in the country's economic crisis local activists are trying to raise funds to buy them plane tickets home we heard from some of the women. i'm pregnant and i'm in the street because i want to go hole. like right now i don't have a place to stay only in the streets and my aim is to go home i came to lebanon on the course i was coming. to look for allows them to work for that are going to be able to cover my family my own kids and my siblings as well but what i came and saw it was not what those waiting to see when i came here it was different thing i came to durban on to work to look for green pastures due to unemployment to make plenty so that take him to rebel on to to support my family when i came here consulates he asked me money. i see in the us the stones he asked me to have it fille

green how. cities account for 70 percent of. the dutch capital amsterdam is aiming to create a circular economy by 2050 that involves containing the use of new materials avoiding waste and reusing as much as possible by slashing emissions. the city sanitation department fishes $42.00 tons of floating plastic trash out of the canals every year a lot more probably gets through. we never got around to ferrets of all the plastic in the ocean actually traveled by reverse to our sea ocean and quite some trash you see on the street or this is there and up in this rivers and then of course the rivers flow to work to see you so it's one of the kind of transport and magnus magnusson plastic pollution and that's why we would really like to stop it there on america ever lns is behind us start up the great bubble barrier and it's ineffective technology here's how it works a chub is laid across the bed of the waterway air is pumped out of holes along it the bubbles drive trash in the water to the surface towards the bank and into a receptacles. tests of showin

protests in bella rules when are joined by samuel green who is director of the russia institute at king's college london his via skype from the british capital thank you very much mr greene for being with us on al-jazeera so we've seen huge crowds again today in minsk big crowds and also russia speaking this time perhaps changing its rhetoric a bit. it would seem its support for xander look but the kremlin at the same time says dialogue is necessary to resolve this crisis do you think there is any chance at this point that this can be resolved domestically. well in one way or another it's going to have to be resolved domestically and it's going to be a decision that's going to have to be made by. either the question to himself or people around him that they can no longer hold on to to power the position that they have is is untenable and that will either come through a peaceful process in which the carone decide that they cannot or are not willing to escalate things further or unfortunately that could come through some degree of of a further escalation certainly you know other governments including in europe and in russia will try to put som

a president supporters driving past them with the official red green flying on to government demonstrators have also gathered in the capital minsk where activists are lining up along a central obv in you a well in eastern. was. i. in. earlier in the day with thousands of people chanting their support for president lukashenko also marches throughout this city there are some of those supporters for their views on the current owners. would like to question because things are always peaceful and clean and life is good and that those who are against him they don't know how bad things can get they haven't seen a bad life. wouldn't you agree with me i would maybe want to see her place maybe but i don't see who would be the right candidate to do it's a mess that has started in this country i don't need it i want stability and peace . that would take a dim view of the rights. children get to go it's the closest large city to the russian border and that's that's where we are and 8000 people gathered over there supporting the government saying that they. do think that the country needs changes but they don't like the current that the

talks in the coming hours to raise aid for the lebanese capital protests over tuesday's explosion in beirut have descended into street battles with green demonstrators and security forces hundreds of people were injured then i hope the reports from beirut. loom conclusion as. we cannot face these problems unless we have early elections to elect new politicians and a new parliament we need a new political elite and a new parliament.

as dumping calories in go to go in the national capital region of india and environmental organization is transforming a local dumping ground into a green let's see how. hundreds of kilos of plastic and other garbage cloak one of the gowns important store water drains citizens and labor is are now working hard to free it so floodwaters from the monsoon rains can soon flow through it. because it needs the most months to find the bring to the so much of we still find that the this is the watch this is something you see through and again get to be us trying to make all those what the bodies so that we don't resist and use on us. to crowd runs a foundation called i am google it works on bringing citizens together to improve summitry health and environmental conditions in the city. who count as part of the national capital region around delhi and has been one of the fastest growing cities in india. its population of 2700000 works predominantly in corporate parks. wrap it up and eyes ation has meant the cutting down of thousands of trees and green spaces. as well as an unsystematic disposal of waste. when the organization came across this dum

the election time as far as i'm concerned, equity still have the green light >> it's up 45% your nearing $100 million in market capitalization. why are the recent ipos, the recent ones outperforming the rest of the market by such a great amount now >> ipss represent new economy companies? it's the bread and butter of the ipo market in our portfolios are these virtual office places such as zoom video and slack, the messaging company. also digital commerce. rocket mortgage, fast turn around mortgages of lemonade, self-service renters insurance with interest rates so low, it favors growth companies and growth companies are basically the sweet spot of the ipo market we're in a good spot given the current conditions in the market >> we have some big names coming up too we have door dash already filed confidentially, it's been reported air bnb. these are some fairly big names. >> we're expecting a robust period the election creates some uncertainty. the benefit of this, these big unicorns that have taken so long to come out, we think will probably come out at discounted valuations in this new environment. with the rush to come out

another record high, the dow in the green, we are seeing companies preparing for less than historic times. coca-cola and gm announcing thousands of job cuts. isnwhile, capital one cutting borrowing limits on credit cards. this is coming just as stimulus money is running out and people need loans the most. romaine: interesting that they would take this action. the credit market dropped pretty dramatically prior to covid-19. the number of credit card loans outstanding on a household basis dropped in the first quarter. it accelerated in the second quarter. that was the sharpest drop on record. i guess the question is what caused that. people were shopping and traveling less, but there is also a sense, and you see this in some of the data, that credit card lenders were tightening their standards. interesting, this data on your screen only goes through the end of the second quarter. talkede: and we particularly this week of the federal reserve committed to keeping lower for longer. come intohe drip feed the real economy? at the moment, we are seeing financial standards tightening. particularly credit card standards tightening. mortgages look cheap, but can you h

and so now you have silicon valley start ups that are capitalizing on this and launching ads that are. they can get easily schools the new micro greens it's healthier for every one yeah during a pandemic i don't know how exactly when you week or. so so obviously right on top of all of this we already know that that sort of os is made her to stand very clear for public schools who don't want to open for obvious safety reasons and these are schools that are already chronically underfunded and they're probably not even going to have all the resources to go you know virtual so it'll be mostly poor kids mostly black kids mostly brown kids that are going to be suffering from of this and not just education as they're not going to make it in the 4 person microscope no i mean look asian process for just 4 spot 4 spots yeah and if you don't like my programs you're not going to make a mistake and. thank you so much natalie mcgill for joining us and that's all we have time for. here are your headlines from the future on monday you'll see federal officer looking for day in city d.h. as occupies loves cooking for 20 friendly a week from now you'll

big part of iowa's economy and the trump campaign is hoping to capitalize on that by warning ranches about democratic policies such as the green to eat less beef. >> we are not going to let joe biden and kamala harris cut america's meat. >> lets meet with me more money for meat producers and that's why ranches we spoke to us that they won't risk voting for democrats in november. >> i think our economy should be the main focus here and not our dietitian regulations. i have not heard anybody change course as far as going and voting for the democrats. >> even if government policies lead to people eating less beef the clinton county democratic chairman argus that's already have been to some degree and i will farmers should view it as an opportunity to transition to something else. >> i think there will be more and more people move into the meat substitutes while end of the farmers are going to be in a bind. we will find other markets and other parts of an economy that will replace that. >> that kind of economics one-on-one is never an easy sell when it's your job or your night livelihood. sometimes it's all you know being replaced