environmentally friendly financial recovery for the world the executive director of the international energy agency dr fatty parol talks to al jazeera. executive director of the international energy agency a fatty barrel thank you for talking to al jazeera and here at 1st something we all have in common in this pandemic and i'm wondering how you can look down and how the i.a.e.a. this incredibly important as crucial world body on energy dealt with the difficulties of lock down when the world oil markets were in complete freefall you are right it was a major challenge for us for 2 reasons on one hand we had to make sure that stuff members of the verge far to the non to express and express off to a year are safe and sound sick and we had an additional responsibility to understand the impact of viruses on the oil markets and marriage of markets and more and more votes to do and we basically almost 100 per cent from all right and the coronavirus in your view has presented this opportunity and in the view of many other people to change the course of the way we live but you say that time is limited tell

special form of inspection that 150 other countries that accepted to do that with the international atomic energy agency to say that while it made mine its own uranium it will rely on the international market for enriched uranium and if it does that it can have a powerful nuclear cooperation agreement with the united states that's the right way to go 'd about building a nuclear power program rather than relying on this kind of secrecy when we talk about this kind of secrecy if we believe the truth of these claims in the american media why do it and then deny it or deny the nature of what they're doing this place will be visible from space satellites will be able to take pictures of it and it has to look like a particular thing to be the thing that is so clearly people like yourself and people who study satellite imagery they'll be able to tag it for anyone outside saudi arabia saying you know they've built a nuclear power plant. well again this facility is far from being a nuclear power plants and i think there is no prospect that. saudi arabia could build a nuclear power plant or in richmond facility a

visit 2 sites straight here once being used for banned activities to deal with the international atomic energy agency comes after a months long stand. in the russian police have detained dozens of demonstrators and questioned a nobel prize winning author as they crackdown on protests as challenging the president said lana and lex which is part of an opposition council created to discuss a transition of power after alexander lukashenko has disputed election victory earlier this month prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into the council accusing its members of putting national security at risk while demonstrations against the president's rule draw hundreds of thousands of protesters to the streets of the capital it's a different story in rural areas as the former boss of a collective farm aleksandr because shanker remains popular among people in the countryside for now but as steadfast in the force from skilled want over just outside minsk his support could be waning. outside the capital minsk life seems to have been standing still soviet style collective farms name call quotas still exist

the international atomic energy agency you've also got president hassan rouhani who is promising to continue cooperation a big is in teheran following this of course tell us more about the announcement and why it's coming now. well this is not what comes after russia. on monday evening the head of the i.a.e.a. here arrived here and the relationship between iran and the agency had been somewhat tricky because the agency wanted access to these 2 sites 2 sites that it was alleged that he was undeclared nuclear material either used or stuart from the early 2000 is now one of the sites had been partially destroyed the agency said and the other had undergone activity consistent with sanitizing the facility from july 2019 and then the i.a.e.a. passed this resolution that was put forward by germany france the united kingdom demanding access to these sites to grossly the head of the i.a.e.a. he met with the head of the atomic agency here he met with farmers to develop 3000 today he met with president rouhani and then this statement followed looks like. running up to these meetings that iran was willi

suspected former atomic sites leaders in teheran announced it in a joint statement with the international atomic energy agency the i.a.e.a. president hassan rouhani also promised to continue cooperation more from assad begun teheran on the outcome of that meeting. iran had said that they were willing to grant access to these sites if it had ended questions if it ended questions once and for all and that was a vague precondition but it seems like now it's obvious that the 2 sides have come to an agreement now iran will grant access to these 2 sites and the i.a.e.a. has said in this joint statement that according to the information that they currently have they will have no further questions or acts ask for access to sites that haven't already been declared by iran so the i.a.e.a. has what it wants iran has what it wants but most importantly in this statement the i.a.e.a. has said that they would take iran security concerns into consideration because iran was concerned that its information that security information was not shared with the united states and in this statement says that they will protect under the

inspectors visit to site suspected of once being useful and activities the deal with the international atomic energy agency comes after a month long standoff while tensions over iran's nuclear program continue. headlines here on al-jazeera more from us in about 25 minutes to stay with us though the stream is coming next thanks for watching. i am fairly ok you watching the stream home edition can we chat well apparently not very much longer in the united states the hugely popular chinese car. has been deemed a national security threats alongside talk we will impact what's behind prison chants and in today's show and if you want you to be part of the conversation as well put your comments in the comments and you could be in the street. and looking forward to hearing from these guess i will say hello to the guest again .

inspectors access to 2 alleged nuclear sites the international atomic energy agency has been trying to gain access for the past year iran had argued that the requests were based on allegations from israel the agreement was made by the head of the agency who's just returned from a visit to iran. the spectre's we have access to these sites we have agreed on day. 4 we have agreed on. extremely important we have also agreed that recognize that these. activities that we are going to have there are related to nuclear material or possible related nuclear activities. because more from tehran there was some tension between the i.a.e.a. and iran over these 2 sites and the head of the i.a.e.a. ruffo grossi had met with iran's head of iran's atomic agency. he met with the foreign minister divides the reef and also the president has signed rowhani. wanted access to these 2 sites that they said it was a. nuclear material had been stored or used on had blocked access to these sites in june of this year the i.a.e.a. passed a resolution that was put forward by germany france the united kingdom demandin

tomic sites leaders in iran announced it in a joint statement in tehran there with the international atomic energy agency the i.a.e.a. a president hassan rouhani there also promising to continue cooperation. is in teheran for us now just take us through this announcement 1st of all how and why . well the i.a.e.a. chief grossi has been here for 2 days now he met the head of iran's atomic agency has met with the head of the foreign ministry of odds revalue also met with president hassan rouhani and that the contentious issue were these 2 sites where it was alleged and decayed nuclear material that was used or stored from the early 2000 that one of these sites that i said had been partially demolished and the other location they said the activities that taken place efforts to sanitize that location from july 2019 onwards now iran hadn't granted access to these sites iran had issued this that these 2 sites were a part of the 2015 nuclear deal and then there was that resolution passed by the i.a.e.a. that was put forward by germany you can france demanding access to these sites so thought that's what's been t

iran has agreed to give you an inspectors access to 2 alleged nuclear sites the international atomic energy agency has been trying to gain access for the past he is iran had argued that the requests were based on allegations from israel. the gunman behind new zealand's worst mass shootings back in court for sentencing brenton tarrant killed 51 muslim worshippers in christ church last year he faces life in prison with no chance of parole and the greek prime minister says he's ready to help deescalate tensions with turkey in the eastern med and a call with the u.s. president to talk is said turkey would 1st have to end provocations both nations have been holding military exercises near a patch of water they both claim. so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story such intense watching by for that. hi i'm steve clements and i have a couple of questions can the republican party survive president trump and what will that party look like if you wins again let's get to the bottom line. for the past 4 years donald trump has been radically reshaping the republican par

visit to the site suspected of once being used for banned activities the deal with the international atomic energy agency comes after a month long standoff or tensions over iran's nuclear program continued inspectors believe that the sites of undergarment work to hide any evidence of activities from the early 2000. in the us the republican national convention continues lace so with vice president white pence to speak in the coming hours he is expected to urge people to stick with the republicans in november promising economic recovery the 2nd night of the convention on tuesday saw 1st lady manami a trump strike a compassionate night when she spoke about the effects of the coronavirus the greek prime minister says he's ready to help deescalate tensions with turkey over off shore energy reserves in a call with the u.s. president kerry ackles mr tucker said turkey would 1st have to end provocations earlier the turkish president said he would not compromise on territory in the achaean on mediterranean sea both nations have been holding military exercises near a patch of water they both claim and in which a t

the international energy agency has cut forecast for global oil demand. if reduced estimates for every quarter through the end of 2021. fromtravel is suffering the pandemic. bloomberg has learned that it will be a series of bundles from apple that let users subscribe to several services for a monthly price. music,dles will include fitness, news, and more. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ pres. trump: we did a phase one deal, and it was a wonderful deal. all of a sudden, it means very little. we view china differently than we did a months ago. i don't know that we want to have a deal with china, to be honest with you. jonathan: the president of the united states on the deal with china. those talks will start later this week as we assess the progress of that phase i agreement between china and the u.s. let's get to the price action this thursday morning. in 12 minutes we will bring you jobless claims

the international energy agency lowered its forecast for global oil demand citing travel restrictionsd the world linked to air travel oil consumption is expected to fall by 8.1 million barrels a day. this follows opec lowering its forecast as well the next data point for a lot of traders will be the baker hughes active oil and gas rig counts out tomorrow >>> restaurants facing a lot of challenges now as the result of the pandemic in some cities there's still no indoor dining allowed. many states, like connecticut have limited dining capacity to 25% from 50% our next guest runs a fast casual chain based in kentucky called fizoli's. they have 228 locations in 28 states their recipe for success has been shifting to drive through carl howard is the ceo mr. howard, welcome. good to have you with us >> thanks for having me on >> i think the greatst thing that caught my eye in my reference notes about your company is while people wait in their cars for their drive through orders to be fulfilled, you hand out complimentary bread sticks that's genius. >> thank you so much our bread sticks are

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inspectors access to 2 alleged nuclear sites the international atomic energy agency has been trying to gain access for the past year iran had argued that the requests were based on allegations from israel the agreement was made by the head of the agency who's just returned from a trip to iran. the government behind new zealand's worst mass shooting is back in court for sentencing brenton tyrant killed 51 muslim worshippers in christ church last year he faces life in prison with no chance of parole. the greek prime minister says he's ready to help deescalate tensions with turkey in the eastern mediterranean in a call with the u.s. president to talk is said turkey would 1st have to end provocations both nations have been holding military drills near a patch of water they both claim in which a turkish ship is carrying out drilling research. and in belarus older workers joined a general strike demanding new elections hundreds of people gathered near the capital minsk as part of a wave of industrial action against president alexander lukashenko that's despite security forces pressuring work

visit 2 sites suspected of once being used for banned that to tease the deal with the international atomic energy agency comes after a months long standoff of tensions over iran's nuclear program continue inspectors believe that the sites have undergone work to hide any evidence of activities from the early 2000. the greek prime minister says he's ready to help deescalate tensions with turkey over offshore energy reserves and a call with the u.s. president to carry across me to turkey's said turkey would 1st have to end provocations earlier the turkish president said he would not compromise on territory in the aegean and mediterranean seas if you stay with us people in power is up next thanks watching you said. hi i'm steve clemency and i have a question as keys daisey it's hard to filter out the newly sinking track of what's really important to eat the bottom line tackles the big issues this issue a.p. united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the welt the bottom line only on al-jazeera. alaska's far north as one of the world's last pristine environments but now the tru

. >> nhk has learned that the current head of the international atomic energy agency is planning to visitran for the first time as early as next year. rafael grossi is expected to ask tehran for cooperation over the iaea inspection of two facilities suspected of storing undeclared nuclear materials. tehran has been refusing to grant u.n. inspections across, or access to either site. >>> in the u.s. where former vice president joe biden has -- in the u.s. where former vice president joe biden has delivered his acceptance speech for the democratic presidential nomination, he is now officially set to take on donald trump this november in what could be one of the most important elections in u.s. history. nhk world kurihara takeshi reports from washington. >> reporter: biden's speech came two days after he was formally nominated to run for the country's top job. it brought down the curtains on the democratic party national convention, which was held virtually this year because of the pandemic. >> i'll work hard for those who didn't support me, as hard for them as i did for those who did vote f

i ran -- iran has agreed to allow the international atomic energy agency to inspect two sites where the agency suspects undeclared nuclear material might be stored. the iaea had -- head said they already agreed to dates for the inspections. the agreement comes a day after the united nations security council blocked a u.s. demand to reimpose sanctions on iran. for more on these development's, i'm joined by one of the founders of the national iranian council, which represents iranians in the u.s. he joins me tonight from washington. it's good to see you. this looks like a conciliatory move from tehran. will the t trump administrationn see it that wayay? >>>> no, i think the trump administration will be quite frustrated because what they probably w wanted was a crisis between iaea and iran, which they would be able to escalate further. early on in the trump years, they went to the iaea and tried to strong-arm them to request access to a variety of sites, and the iaea p pushed d back bee they had no clear evidence that would justify such a request. later on, such a request was made, and the

is in vienna talking with officials from the international atomic energy agency they say that iran hasfully complied with the nuclear deal i'm not violated my client they owe says however it doesn't really seem to be a doubt the nuclear deal anymore this isn't about the j.c.b. away this is about whether the world is going to permit iran to buy and sell weapons systems again it's that clear it's that simple so it seems that the trumpet ministrations policy of imposing maximum pressure on iran and ripping up the iran nuclear deal was essential put 2 of folks at the body that meets the united nations and it seems that this policy of the trump white house seeking to escalate tension with iran was overwhelmingly rejected the united states as you know has a maximum pressure campaign on iran they want the iranian government at least the way they put it to change its behavior radically in the region this is part of a much larger u.s. policy to help its friends saudi arabia israel and to her next enemies and to keep america paramount in the persian gulf the source of so much of the world's oil

inspectors access to 2 alleged nuclear sites the international atomic energy agency has been trying to gain access for the past year iran had argued that the requests were based on allegations from israel egremont was made by the head of the agency who's just returned from tehran but those are your headlines up next is the stream have more news in 30 minutes say that. al-jazeera. that. i am familiar can be watching the stream home edition can we checked well apparently not very much longer in the united states the hugely popular chinese car . has been deemed a national security threats alongside tick-tock we will what's behind prison chants in today's show and if you want to be part of the conversation as well but your comments in the coming days and you can be in the state. and looking forward to hearing these gifts i will say hello to the guests the guests were introduced themselves to you and can really tell everybody here hi my name is ken low and i'm a reporter for the south china morning post i'm based in hong kong and i cover chinese foreign policy is in china u.s. relations i'm

agreement now currently mike pompei o is in vienna talking with officials from the international atomic energy agency they say that iran has fully complied with the nuclear deal i'm not violating my camp they are says however it doesn't really seem to be a 1000 nuclear deal anymore this is mike pompei on iran must provide full transparent and immediate cooperation with the i.a.e.a. we can't allow the world's biggest state sponsor terrorism to buy and sell. weapons of mass just not us so it seems that the trumpet ministrations policy imposing maximum pressure on iran and ripping up the iran nuclear deal was centrally put to a vote at that body that meets the united nations and it seems that this policy of the trump white house tension with iran was overwhelmingly rejected. joshua landis a director of the center for middle east studies professor of middle eastern studies at the university of oklahoma as well believes u.s. steps are part of a wider campaign to take control over oil supplies. the united states as you know has a maximum pressure campaign on iran they want the run government at least the w

the international atomic energy agency has been trying to gain access for the past year iran had argued that the requests were based on allegations from israel's hurricane laura is hours away from making landfall in texas and louisiana the category 4 storm is one of the most powerful this year authorities are warned the storm could bring floodwaters as high as 6 meters around 620000 people have been told to leave their homes the greek prime minister and turkish president of spoken separately to president trump over the phone trying to deescalate tensions in the eastern mediterranean both nations have been holding military exercises near a patch of water they both claim and then which turkish ship is carrying out drilling research those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after counting the cost and thanks for watching by for that. i am see prime minister the question i ask these days it's hard to filter out the newly seen keep track of what's really important the bottom line tackles the big issues this is shaping the united states its people its economy and the way it de

iran has agreed to allow the international atomic energy agency to inspect 2 sites where the ages he suspects undeclared nuclear material might be stored and the i.a.e.a. head rafia grossly and iranian leaders said they'd already agreed to dates for the inspections iran had earlier denied inspectors access prompting washington to point to the issue as evidence that tehran should not be trusted the agreement comes a day after the u.n. security council blocked a u.s. demand to reimpose same sions on iran. are for more on these developments now i'm joined by dr parsi he's one of the founders of the national iranian american council which represents a rainy ins in the u.s. he's also vice president of the quincy organization for statecraft he joins me tonight from washington it's good to see you again mr parr's the dizziness this looks like a conciliatory mood from tehran will the trumpet ministrations see it that way. no i think the trump instruction will be quite frustrated because what they probably wanted was a crisis between the i.a.e.a. and iran which they would then be able to esca

visit to sites suspected of once being used for the banned activities the deal with the international atomic energy agency comes after a month long standoff or tensions over iran's nuclear program continue. on those lists headlines here on al-jazeera more from us in about 25 minutes to stay with us though the stream is coming next thanks for watching. hi anthony ok you're watching the stream home edition can we chat well apparently not for very much longer in the united states the hugely popular chinese car. has been deemed a national security threat alongside to talk we will impact what's behind president chants and in today's show and if you want you to be part of the conversation as well put your comments in the new cheap comments and you too could be in the state . and looking forward to hearing from these guess i will say hello to the guest the guests were introduced themselves to you and i'm kidding tell everybody here hi my name is ken well and i'm a reporter for the south china morning post i'm based in hong kong and i cover chinese foreign policy and china u.s. relations i'm also a host for the f

particular if they wish to pursue nuclear energy they should do it in a peaceful way with the maximum safeguards of forwarded by the international atomic energy agency. this new report means that the saudis are still many steps and many years away from having a viable nuclear weapons capability but what concerns me is that they are pursuing the same kind of secrecy or deception that has marked the iranian program of nuclear development and it's not the best way for the saudis 'd to be a leader you neither economics or security in the middle east their strained state of victoria has announced obama 725 new coronavirus cases and some other significant spike tough containment measures are now in place in the country's 2nd biggest city subject tonight because he was on a stretch and some movement hundreds of military personnel have been deployed to help enforce isolation or does anyone breaking the rules faces laws fines mcconaughey has more now from sydney. these figures might not same as high end as some other places around the world but we need to remember that astrology has been extremely successful in containing this virus and we'll all noise how f

agreement now currently mike pompei o is in vienna talking with officials from the international atomic energy agency they say that iran has fully complied with the nuclear deal and not violated my pompei oh says however it doesn't really seem to be a about the nuclear deal anymore this is mike bomb peo iran must provide full transparent and immediate cooperation with the i.a.e.a. we can't allow the world's biggest state sponsor of terrorism to buy and sell weapons i mean it's just not. so it seems that the trumpet ministrations policy of imposing maximum pressure on iran and quote ripping up the iran nuclear deal was essentially put to a vote at the body that leads the united nations and it seems that this policy of the trump white house seeking to escalate tension with iran was overwhelmingly rejected. and there we know that as the story develops we'll stay across of course as you always do thanks for that for more on this at less cost a live now to joshua landis who is the director at the center for middle east studies and professor of middle eastern studies at the university of oklahoma thanks fo

nuclear watchdog the international atomic energy agency access to 2 suspected former atomic sites as according to a joint statement released by the i.a.e.a. and the iran's leaders let's cross live now to us a big who's in tehran for as assad's just explained says what this actually means and why is the significance. well these are 2 sites that the i.a.e.a. wanted access to for about 4 months and iran had blocked access to these then in june this year the i.a.e.a. passed a resolution that was put forward by germany france the united kingdom demanding access to these sites now iran had said that these 2 sites apparently suspected of having undisclosed nuclear material either stored or used at these sites were not part of the way that 2015 agreement now there was this to and fro from iran over the last 2 days the head of the grocery has been visiting iran and he met with the head of iran's atomic agency he met with foreign minister divides raef and today he met with president has rouhani and the lines from iran was that they were constant same to the i.a.e.a. that the i.a.e.a. must act

i still remember when the uae wanted to host the international renewable energy agency in uae. ed in some of those talks. if you want to host an international organization, israel will have to be a member. negotiating and making sure that the israeli cabinet members attended that first event. since then, is really is have attended events in uae in both a more cognitive and a formal setting. processthis is a been a of releasing the world in a similar manner. iran was clearly a key factor. i think that it's a much broader expanding of relations between the two countries. quite frankly, between the gulf region and israel. not juste neighborhood vis-a-vis iran but in cooperation on economic issues, technology, energy issues. this just became one more step of taking what was the worst kept secrets of this relationship and making it helpful. annmarie: [laughter] on iran, i have to ask. presidency,biden will we see a revival of the jcpoa? amos: i think, certainly. biden, we will quickly go back. perhaps not right away into the deal immediately. jcpoa would refer to as a minus. the unit

degree currently it's at 4.94.7 percent could stockpile more uranium that could stop international atomic energy agency inspectors or restrict them from sites in the country or the quote put out the nuclear nonproliferation treaty now the europeans don't want to see any of this happening they want to avoid it but the next 2 months running up to that told the 18th deadline of the lifting of the arms embargo will see the next stage of the battle between the united states and iran to as a big live person tara said thank you for the u.s. continues to put pressure on iran through crippling economic sanctions now the u.s. department of justice says it sees 4 iranian fuel tankers or fuel from 4 tankers headed to venezuela it claims it's the biggest such seizure. this is. what tankers they're going to use and they're there. they're not supposed to be doing that are supposed to be doing that and so we did we see tankers and we're moving them and moved to used and when iran says the u.s. is lying about the seizure of the vessels and denied having any connection to iran's ambassador to venezuela has called the mo

iran has agreed to give you and inspectors access to 2 alleged nuclear sites the international atomic energy agency has been trying to gain access for the past year iran had argued that the requests were based on allegations from israel. the government behind new zealand's worst mass shootings back in court for sentencing brenton tarrant killed 51 muslim worshippers in christ church last year he faces life in prison with no chance of parole and the greek prime minister says he's ready to help deescalate tensions with turkey in the eastern med and a call with the us president kerry august mr tucker said turkey would 1st have to end provocations both nations have been holding military exercises near a patch of water they both claim. so those were the headlines the news continues his jazeera after inside story such intense watching for that. hi i'm steve clements and i have a couple of questions can the republican party survive president trump and what will that party look like if you wins again let's get to the bottom line. for the past 4 years donald trump has been radically reshaping the republican

inspectors access to 2 alleged nuclear sites the international atomic energy agency has been trying to gain access for the past year iran had agreed that the requests were based on allegations from israel the agreement was made by the head of the agency who's just returned from a visit to tehran. the spectre's we have access to these sites we have agreed on day. for these we have agreed on the basis. for this this is extremely important we have also agreed that recognize that these. activities that we are going to have there are related to nuclear material or possible related nuclear activities. the shortage in foreign currency reserves in sudan has devalued the local money that's causing prices to rise and some traders are opting to stop sales during the economic uncertainty here morgan reports from the capital. when he must man opened his shop in the sudanese capital hard to me 2 years ago he had hoped the sales would earn big profits but he says lately he's had to increase his prices to cover the costs of importing them and keep his business open. is when the other 3 weeks ago i use

the chief of the international atomic energy agency is in iran to gain access to two key nuclear sites for inspectors who suspect further violations of the iran nuclear program. in the coming days donald trump signed a law, jerry krishna will visit the region for peace talks. the us will try to convince more arab states don't normalize ties with israel, not going over well with the palestinians who say they are going against long-standing agreements, something to keep an eye on and mike pompeo will address the are in see, he recorded a speech in jerusalem, expect him to discuss the administration's pressure in tehran. todd: actor and trump supporters on voice bringing star power to kick off the rnc. >> chose a different path, a man who is not a politician. a man who cares. a man who loves america and all americans. a man who works tirelessly. jillian: carley shimkus with serious xm 115 here to break it down. >> reporter: you can count the number of hollywood actors who consider themselves trump supporters on one hand, john voigt is chief among them. this video was well done, heavy on t

iran has agreed to give nuclear inspectors access to two locations specified by the international atomic energy agency. iran had been resisting providing access to the sites which are thought to be from the early 2000 before it signed the landmark 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. had had maintained the iaea no legal basis to visit the sites. a man who was once one of the most powerful politicians in new york state has begun serving his prison sentence for corruption. former assembly speaker sheldon silver reported to a prison in new york today. he was sentenced earlier this year to 6.5 years behind bars. in 2015onvicted later but the appeals have kept him out of prison. 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. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:00 in new york in 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. welcome to "bloomberg markets." here are the top stories that we are following today. the u.s. housing search, prices rise as mortgage rates remain near record lows. we talk with tim mayopoulos, a forme