roll head of the international energy agency talking to me a short while ago. the euro group will vote for a new president today the group brings together the $1005.00 aspen misters of the nations that share the euro currency the vote comes in the midst of one of the most severe economic crises in the euro group's history the spanish candidate not the kind of you know is the front runner and could become the 1st woman to head the body. yet sam says she can navigate breathless spirit crazy with her eyes closed not. a 51 year old spanish economist spent more than a decade in top civil service at the e.u. commission before being appointed to a top job and spain's government intervention 18 and i mean promise some a conscience an honor to lightly fulfill the obligations of the position if economy minister. then you know is described as tough and as always being perfectly prepared traits for which even political rivals pay respect since she's not a member of any party she's considered the moderate voice within spain's socialist government she the person that the som

we put that question through he's executive director of the international energy agency. definitely so because governments made the residents long to another not only peer peer at bay town and her gently on the future but the police seize we suggest this investment is coming we also had to recover the economy and create jobs a government let's think of a government who doesn't want the climate change is a top priority even those governments need to probably police easy side yes just the create jobs and also. the economic goals not the military receives only dreams we look at the policies they didn't create jobs who stayed with me and had. better cleaner energy future john exports regained some ground in may but they've got a long way to go slow down about 30 percent in comparison to last year foreclosures that just tickle problems and disruptions in supply chains of slabs german order makers and engineering giants has raised concerns about the nation's heavy reliance on global demand for its products. bank's chief economist for the euro zone cost joins us as have you on t

roll he's executive director of the international energy agency thanks for being with us so ken governments afford to invest a trillion dollars a year and fighting climate change when their economies are all their needs. met it is because governments made his u.s. men's run t.v. and other not only. that energetic than the future but what he sees he said just this investment coming we also had to recover the economy and create jobs a government let's think of a government who doesn't climate change. even those governments need to problem what you see easy said yes just been created jobs and also have gone ok not the military sees only dreams we look at what he sees it created jumps to me and then. imagine ok your plan promises economic growth job creation declining greenhouse gas emissions but is that declining that you're talking about really enough to stop global warming before it's too late i'm. going must be tied in a 6 mos it will be good to go. but governments can decide in terms of to carry or stimulus packages. dollars i'm going to be injected in the economy in terms of becoming a bi

i said at the time and the fact is over a long period of time around he lied to the international atomic energy agency lied to the international community lied about its nuclear and ballistic missile activities and by this pattern of deceit made substantial progress towards the a strategic objective of getting deliverable nuclear weapons i think that's unacceptable and i think that as a matter of basic self-defense people who fear what could happen when a regime that extreme gets the world's most destructive weapon that we're entitled to take steps to protect ourselves and to prevent it from happening so why do you think so so many among those people who seems then to have misunderstood you is the u.s. president himself who in a june 21st 2019 interview when asked if his advisors were pushing him into military action against iran and said quote if it was up to him bolton would take home the whole world at the same time why do you think you're so misunderstood well i think the president has his own problems with cognitive ability that was one example of it and you know i can't i can't judge why other p

the international energy agency is boosting its outlook for global oil demand.eport, it said they collapse in fuel production during the second quarter was not as bad as originally thought. it projects demand should bounce back strongly in the next three months. global news 24 hours a day, on air and quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> would test so many people. sorybody says we have many cases. that's because we test so many people. we are up to 40 million cases. we showcases. other countries don't show cases. jonathan: at the moment worldwide, when you see those increasing cases, you see a very different response in places like australia, hong kong, and beijing. in new york city, good morning. i'm jonathan ferro. two hours and 12 minutes away from the opening bell. 0.25% on the s&p 500. by 0.7%.00 advancing get?do you a market that is down on the week. that is the real story, the tension away from mega cap tech. tom: i cannot say enough how non-correlated the move in t

the international energy agency has warned that the recovery could be derailed by a resurgence of coronavirus. in the monthly report, the iea says the collapse in fuel consumption during the second quarter was not as bad as originally thought and checks demand could bounceback shortly in the next three months. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. francine? tom? tom: equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. i am focused on the yield market today. it sort of slipped in this week, no question about it. yields lower. the two-year u.s. yield comes in a full basis point again this morning. that will be a real breakdown if we can reach through the level we are at right now. the curve flattening, the vanilla spread, the difference in yield between the 10-year yield in the two-year yield has really flattened down dramatically over the last 24 hours. it is expressed as well in stocks, a little bit soggy today. maybe the nasdaq 100 will go down today. the other t

international energy agency has boosted outlook for global oil demand.n the report, collapse in fuel consumption during the 2nd quarter wasn't as bad. it projects that the demand strongly.nce back it does warn that the recovery could be derailed by a coronavirus. air travel, slowly picking up domesticthanks to flights. that's according to the travel provider. vietnam, indonesia, south korea, only countries that showed air travel instic july. china and the u.s., they do nominate in the number of flights out there operating. business/update. >> if you're taking on any flight now, you're not going to theant to do it in northeast. landfallstorm fay made northeast of atlantic city. it's flooding in new jersey. it's not too horrendous out there now. we understand. we got a nice little map showing tropical storm is going to go. i'm interested, this is sixth named storm of the season. number.ecord >> it is a record number. there was lot of concern about earlier because of the wind at one point, look like new york would face the storm since sandy. we know what ha

the international energy agency has boosted its outlook for oil demand.ly report, it collapse in fuel consumption during the second quarter was not as bad as originally thought. demand should bounce back strongly in the next three months. the coronavirus is rapidly moving through the u.s. sunbelt. all icu beds filled last week. the number of new cases in the u.s. went over 60,000 in one day for the first time. disney begins reopening its florida theme parks tomorrow, ending at four-month shutdown. in california, disney parks are closed indefinitely. the company is having problems with its unions. global news 24 hours a day, on air and quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: thank you very much. you have just seen in the top right hand of your screen the latest numbers coming out of florida. ising 4.9%.es r this at the moment as disney decides to reopen its parks. morris,oined by michael guggenheim security director. he has a neutral rating on the stock price target. w

nuclear deal less a warns that any interference in the relationship between iran and the international atomic energy agency would be contrary to provisions of the agreement those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera to witness war lies and hashtags another news bulletin for you in 30 minutes. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. made up and i'm having an amusing because. all they are going to. put on clues so i'm on to the last. human intervention we're going up here a once in a. m.f. told to get the office. all of that. education killing all see it go. for maine's football kosong make social media activist we. slowly. turn to buses so in the last 50 years one of the. media was a little be a $1000000.00 bill again when good or lake allowing the star gas station. or p.d. one of the greatest but mishna was under article 6 years. and it is going

is that all of the advice, the smith school report was very important, but the advice on international energy agencyu want a path toa again and would you want a path to a cleaner recovery, and those include energy efficiency in buildings, they include investing in new technologies for the medium term as well. so what is really quite surprising about this discussion around recovery about this discussion around re cove ry a s about this discussion around recovery as opposed to previous economic disruptions is that there is a violent agreement about what can be done. the question will be can congrats follow that? let bring in kim, and have a look at the situation in asia, because countries like south korea are really doing quite well when you look at them in comparison to other countries. just give us to other countries. just give usa to other countries. just give us a sense to other countries. just give us a sense of how it is doing. south korea, thank you very much for having me, south korea is one of the few post— covid stimulus packages that is in place, and it is arguably the greenest in the regio

to slowly change europe's view is not even the united states 'd it's going to be the international atomic energy agency you've seen a steady coarsening of their position on iran because iran is not just in violation of the g.c. pioli iran is in violation of larger not liberation 3 bits and it's this new kind of reporting since march we've seen from the i.a.e.a. that could deliver a bridging of this transatlantic gap between europe and america and perhaps multilateral allies next pressure or get more multilateral support for a bigger broader better deal than have been tell the moon from the foundation for defense of democracies joining us tonight from washington and we appreciate your time your insights tonight thank you leisure thank you. well the trial of a mali jihad is to queues of war crimes and crimes against humanity has begun at the international criminal court in the hague. with its head of the islamic police and the only in the city of timbuktu in west africa prosecutors allege that he was responsible for torture rape and sexual slavery it's claimed elizondo was a key member of answer and isla

they see as noncompliance and these 3 european countries put forward a motion to the international atomic energy agency asking for access asking for access for a number of sites inside iran and iran considers those sites not part of the 2015. or those on military sites but you have questions about those sites and activity that took place before the 2015 nuclear deal now iran maintains that its nuclear program is for peaceful means. already has access to all nuclear sites in iran and 247 online monitoring but iran has warned that any interference between the iran by foreign countries could have a negative impact on that relationship. and there are those threatening retaliation after a fire at one of its nuclear sites officials suspected may have been the result of a cyber attack and say they'll respond to threats confirmed they natanz site is monitored by international inspectors who say the fire didn't threaten any nuclear materials. israeli authorities are planning to turn an industrial neighborhood in occupied east jerusalem into technology home but opponents say the project is another attempt to ill

they see as noncompliance with these 3 european countries put forward a motion to the international atomic energy agency asking for access asking for access for a number of sites inside iran and iran considers those sites not part of the 2015 nuclear deal or those on military sites but you have questions about those sites and activity that took place before the 2015 nuclear deal now iran maintains that its nuclear program is for peaceful means and already has access to all nuclear sites in iran and 24 seventh's online monitoring but iran has warned that any interference between the iran by foreign countries could have a negative impact on that relationship we'll get a weather update next then we'll take you to india where there's anger over the rising number of deaths in police custody. hiding in a luxury home in the woods and using a fake more about the british the arrest of a british socialite charged with sex trafficking. hello there still plenty of heavy downpours across much of china but also japan of course we've been talking about the flooding in china but this whole frontal system being bringing

noncompliance to the dream and these 3 european countries put forward a motion to the international atomic energy agency asking for access asking for us access for a number of sites inside iran and iran considers those sites not part of the 2015 nuclear deal or those on military sites but you have questions about those sites and activity that took place before the 2015 nuclear deal now iran maintains that its nuclear program is for peaceful means and the i.a.e.a. already has access to all nuclear sites in iran and 247 or 9 monitoring but iran has warned that any interference between the i.a.e.a. and iran by foreign countries could have a negative impact on that relationship that in america has overtaken europe and the number of corona virus infections the region now has more than 2 and a half 1000000 cases infection rates being driven up by brazil which has reported over one and a half 1000000 cases in chile peru and mexico also sharply on friday. health workers in ecuador's capital say hospitals are overwhelmed because of the number of new coronavirus infections doctors say sick people are waiting on t

put forward to the international atomic energy agency that called on iran called on iran to grant access to a number of sites inside iran sites that iran considers the not part of the 2015 nuclear deal across iran these are military sites however has questions about these sites and some of the activities that took place there prior to the 2015 nuclear deal being signed saying that iran says that all the nuclear activity is for peaceful means. already has access to all declared nuclear sites including 247 on line monitoring. iran didn't want any interference in the cooperation between the and iran could have negative consequences. mechanism that europeans are talking about. it can be extended if all parties agree before it's referred to the united nations the same mechanism that triggered back in january this year but then suspended after they had triggered so much details but we already know that iran is very frustrated with the europeans and the lack of compliance and essentially finding a way around the unilateral sanctions that the united states imposed on iran after they pulled out i

serious letter warns that any interference in the relationship between iran and the international atomic energy agency would be contrary to the provisions of the agreement in june the agency's board of governors voted for a resolution suggested by the e.u. calling on iran to fulfill its obligations south africa has reported its biggest single day rise in corona virus infections with more than 9000 new cases the search comes a few weeks after the country allowed businesses to reopen following a strict 2 month lock down the government is extending the deployment of 20000 soldiers until the end of september to help in force restrictions cases across south africa more than quadrupled in june there are now more than 177000 confirmed infections and almost 3000 people have died. india has reported yet another single day high of curve it 19 almost $21000.00 were confirmed taking the national total to more than 625000 despite rising infections the government has eased many restrictions and monuments including the taj mahal will reopen for tourists next week. the paris appeals court has dismissed a bid to reope

so the slessor warns that any interference in the relationship between iran and the international atomic energy agency would be contrary to provisions of the agreement in june the agency's board of governors voted for a resolution suggested by the e.u. calling on iran to fulfill its obligations. the u.n. security council has condemned monday's fatal attack on pakistan's financial hub a band separatist organization called the liberation army claimed responsibility leaders accuse the federal government of collecting the resources rich province here's are some a binge of aid. it was meant to be a siege of pakistan stock exchange in karachi but off the attackers were killed before they could enter the building they were armed with automatic weapons and grenades the group called the blow to liberation army would be away says its fighters carried out the attack the un security council condemned it and urged all states involved to work with pakistani authorities that really is abandoned by the u.s. state department has also labeled it a terrorist organization the group is seeking independence for baluchistan

sorry slessor warns that any interference in the relationship between iran and the international atomic energy agency would be contrary to provisions of the agreement those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera to witness war lies and hashtags another news bulletin for you in 30 minutes but a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. made up then having recently become. all they going to. put on at least half the amount of the lies. you may need to get you know going up we're going to. have a man who will do a good deal of this u.r.l. . all hikers there that are.

they see as noncompliance and these 3 european countries put forward a motion to the international atomic energy agency asking for access asking for access for a number of sites inside iran and iran considers those sites not part of the 2015. or those on military sites but it has questions about those sites and activity that took place before the 2015 nuclear deal now iran maintains that its nuclear program is for peaceful means and already has access to all nuclear sites in iran and 24 seventh's online monitoring but iran has warned that any interference between the iran by foreign countries could have a negative impact on that relationship. 5 police officers in the end instead of tamil nadu have been arrested in connection with the deaths of a father and son in custody the 2 had been detained for leaving their just minutes longer than was allowed coronavirus lockdown rolls. around and reports it is causing outrage across. these 5 men who are in charge of up hold in the law as police officers in india's state instead they're being investigated for murder. and hassan bennett's died after being arrested

noncompliance of the dream and these 3 european countries put forward a motion to the international atomic energy agency asking for access asking for us access for a number of sites inside iran and iran considers those sites not part of the 2015 nuclear deal or those on military sites but you have questions about those sites and activity that took place before the 2015 nuclear deal now iran maintains that its nuclear program is for peaceful means and that i already has access to all nuclear sites in iran and 247 or 9 monitoring but iran has warned that any interference between the iran by foreign countries could have a negative impact on that relationship. the 2015 iran nuclear deal has survived for more than 4 years just signed by iran and 6 nations led by the us president barack obama in a deal to lift sanctions in exchange for monitoring of iran's nuclear activities then a year later president all tromped withdrew from the agreement called. it a bad deal for america and re-impose sanctions the others have tried to keep the pact alive that following another wave of tough u.s. sanctions in may last yea

put forward to the international atomic energy agency that called on iran called on iran to grant access to a number of sites inside iran sites that iran considers the are not part of the 2015 nuclear deal across iran these are military sites however has questions about these sites and some of the activities that took place there prior to the 2015 nuclear deal being signed saying that iran says that all the nuclear activity is for peaceful means. already has access to all declared nuclear sites including 247 on line monitoring. iran didn't want any interference in the cooperation between the and iran could have negative consequences. mechanism that the europeans are talking about. it can be extended if all parties agree before it's referred to the united nations the same mechanism that triggered back in january this year but then suspended after they had triggered so much details but we already know that iran is very frustrated with the europeans and the lack of compliance and essentially finding a way around the unilateral sanctions that the united states imposed on iran after they pull

into pieces but the most important bit of it is actually that the inspections by the international atomic energy agency are still in place in iran so the monitoring and very fine mechanisms of this agreement on the side of the iran are still in place of the pensions are still happening what is in shambles is the question of what iran is getting in return for it and we have already heard that after the economic relief that is not happening there is also it was the ocean of the arms embargo which is in danger and i think if that was extended then we would probably see the full collapse of. what has this achieved for iran any rainy ends up full for many iranians say the agreement of course was their moment to finally come out from the international isolation thousands board on to the streets we remember at the time to celebrate did it achieve anything for even a new would you say they're worse off today than they were 5 years ago. i don't i wouldn't say it's worse than 5 years ago but it can potentially be worse than the main hope that iran had you alluded to it was in fact that some sort of normalization

noncompliance do agreements these 3 european countries put forward a motion to the international atomic energy agency asking for axe. asking for us access for a number of sites inside iran now iran considers those sites not part of the 2015 nuclear deal they say those are military sites but the i.a.e.a. has questions about those sites an activity that took place there before that 2015 nuclear deal now iran maintains that its nuclear program is for peaceful means and the i.a.e.a. already has access to all nuclear sites in iran and 247 or 9 monitoring by iran has warned that any interference between the i.a.e.a. and iran by foreign countries could have a negative impact on that relationship now this dispute mechanism gives the countries a 30 day period and it can be extended if all parties agree but this isn't the 1st time this has happened iran has complained before in fact the europeans trick of the same mechanism back in january this year but then suspended it and it was an attempt to try and get iran to return to the negotiating table and stop the reductions in the commitments to the 2015 nuclear d

there should be a stronger international inspection, the atomic energy agency could require companies if they think something has gone wrong. this would be harder. it's something we need to look at. there are more options to declare a health emergency. having to do with laboratory it'srements so right now either an outbreak or a public health emergency of international concern which triggers a number of requirements for states. we have to have a traffic light system in which there are more moderate levels of public health emergencies and we galvanize states earlier. endorse what mark said and others have, the inability to deal with the private sector, with civil society and with finding a way in which other organizations have engaged taiwan, these are factors that can be addressed and need to be addressed by who. >> thank you very much. i'm interested in your comparison to the nuclear inspections. i would respectfully disagree. we have the iran and north korea problems. we have found the international agency can use the bully pulpit to shame countries into doing what needs to be done.

with the apollo outbreak symptom who with the should be a stronger rise of international inspection. and on the energy agencies, can require the countries inspect if they think that something has been gone wrong. it's harder but i think it is something that we need to look at. and at the declaring levels of health emergencies. we need to prepare a proportionate response pretty and less to do with travel regulations and more to do with laboratory requirements so there right now, as either an outbreak or a public health emergency of international concern which triggers a number of different requirements for states. we need to have a system in which there are more levels of public health emergencies that we galvanize the states to take action earlier before this public health emergency has taken place. i fully endorse what mark said and others have. who's inability to deal effectively with the private sector with civil society and even with finding a way in which many other multilevel organizations have to engage in taiwan, policies and practices that can be addressed. ... ... we have found is an international ag