to the holiday inn of the notorious for benya bridge, and became known as the sarajevo romeo and juliet shook. heard about 2 bodies lying at the bridge. and he and semi courage went to get a closer look. we went to the scene, we had the we had to hire because it was on the front line, very, very frontline. and we so 2 young people laying next to each other and obviously that there was the same as very well known story of survival, romeo and juliet bush and a mirror. the couple who won, they decided they want to leave for siege survivor. he was a sort of, she was them was when they loved each other very much and they decided to leave. somebody probably told them that's safe to leave. you know, they were killed oh curt short became very emotionally attached to the families of boscoe berg kitch. and as near the eastern edge, he dies with death again, 5 years later, when he and 3 roaches and colleagues were ambushed by militiamen and sierra leone in may 2000 shore and his camera man, producer, were killed instantly at his request, half of shocks, ashes were buried in sarajevo, the city of h

the log, the girl inside the room for 4 days on the day are able to call. ha, juliet managed to escape the traffickers and found refuge at a women center for migrant. she believes most women like her full victim before they even leave their home. countries want to fight their right smugglers. you young women to europe with lies and promises on arrival. they're told they are thousands of years in debt and have to pay it off. sergio, and that sorrow is an advisor to the anti murphy, a commission in the italian parliament. he says the italian state now treats the nigerian mafia the same as the italian mob. yes, they are my son that the code law for 16 be so they have a structure like matthew. so the code of silence violence, intimidation, psychological pressure revealed in something. so ex mafia. member david says the nigerian groups are now operating right across europe and they all have one thing in common violence. he shows us a gruesome video of men beating a woman. david says she refused to work on the street so they tortured her to death . most of them were not registered. nobody kn

at his request, half of shocks, ashes were buried in sarajevo, the city of his beloved romeo and juliet. the main road to the airport is now named after him. ah, the siege of sorry over last in 1425 days. $11541.00 citizens were killed and many more injured. the siege was lifted on the 29th of february, 1996, following the signing of the dates in peace agreement that ended the bosnian conflict. the holiday inn is still standing under new management and with a new name and remains a landmark and rejuvenated fitting, a symbol of the endurance and fortitude of the people of sarajevo, remembering their iconic war hotel holiday. and sorry, even though it was the ultimate was in the hotel, is south side blown away by shots and shell. apparently the lodging place from hill . and yet away from where the motor's fill. it did not just survive, but cost it spell. it was refuge and it served as well as he ran away to send a crest like ground zeros and a place of rest. by normal standards, it was quite the worst, but to us was and folk, it seemed the best we, the believers, they, the infidels in thi

that up to 80 percent of them are victims of human traffic is that was her fate to will call her juliet. the nigerian woman tells us that she arrived here in a refugee boat 4 years ago and fell into the hands of the nigerian mafia. the faith we go like, are you ready to pay the money or not? and guesses no. i'm tired. i don't want to do this walk anymore and they continue to be go, no food, no water. the log, the gold inside the room for 4 days on the phone call. huh. so also they are heartless. in running, we meet a man will call david, he tells us that he was a member of the nigerian mafia for many years, but left after witnessing the murder of a woman forced into prostitution, they cut the person into pieces, then they package it. so for example, if it were 10 people that know the dead body, you carry one kilo, i carry one kilo, he carries one key level. everybody will dispose of it, you will never trace the person. you can never have the person again, the person is missing, just gone. gone. one of the strongholds of the night jury and mafia is the southern italian town of castillo,

the recent juliet has since been registered with the for a teeth. she now has a visa and a job at a local restaurant. but you know, she's one of the lucky ones. as long as there's a demand for cheap 6, the my fear will keep exploiting young women and then search for supposedly better life will continue to end on the st. in south africa, thousands of fortune seekers have made their way to a small village in the hope of finding diamonds. they were prompted by an amateur digger, reportedly finding one of the valuable jen stones. although it is still unclear if it really was a diamond. rush comes to south africa, struggles to get its economy back in order with a pandemic making a difficult situation. even worse. oh, there, pouring in from around the country with small village and the province of quite natal. what they are looking for, diamonds, women, men, young, old. a few days ago, a shepherd discovered a stone in the field there, which he believed to be a diamond. the news spread like wildfire many now hope to find some of the precious gems themselve

for me is disgusting. juliet wants to put the nightmare that she suffered behind her. but she knows that other women from nigeria will continue to end up in st prostitution here to satisfy the demand for cheap sex. she says, this is not the better life in europe that she once dreamed of police attacking protesters, prison sentences for members are be positioned like alex in a volume and russian citizens will take a critical sense, are seeing their freedoms, car tailed when the country hold parliamentary elections, the full president put in the party intends to win clear victory. so he is silencing critics ahead of the vote. the editors of the students magazine doctor in moscow are experiencing the repression themselves. they stand for a different kind of russia with different values. and they are determined not to be intimidated. the, these 2 are getting married in moscow today. both of them wearing a dress. the students say they want to make a statement for tolerance, love, and freedom. the couple and many of their guests, right, for the critical moscow student magazi

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that was her fate to will call her juliet. the nigerian woman tells us that she arrived here in a refugee boat 4 years ago and fell into the hands of the nigerian mafia. the faith we go, like, are you ready to pay the money or not? and guesses no, i'm tired. i don't want to do this walk anymore and continue to be go. no food, no water. the log, the gold inside the room for 4 days on the phone call. ha. so also they are heartless. in running, we meet a man will call david, he tells us that he was a member of the nigerian mafia for many years, but left after witnessing the murder of a woman forced into prostitution, they cut the person into pieces, then they package it. so for example, were 10 people that know of the dead body, you carry one kilo, i carry one, she, lo, he carries one key level. everybody will dispose of it. you will never trace the person . you can never have the person again, the person is missing, just gone, listen, go. one of the song hall of the night jury and mafia is the southern italian town of castell to

but now they're farming and producing themselves. juliet glossy found it a cooperative with women in her own village in the southern part of ivory coast. its aim is to produce cocoa being more sustainably, and to use them for making more than just chocolate. and that was, it. almost nothing is thrown away. you see that we start with and when we select the sticky pulp which is never used in cocoa production, we add flavors and spices to it, which is unusual and innovative. the women use the juice from the palm to make products such as labor, cocoa, beans, and the husks to make tea to 40 local women who have joined the cooperative are now earning an income for themselves and their families. my cell phone, that's what i used to only work occasionally when i didn't make much money. i asked long and i'm a bit since i joined the co operative that's changed. i can and the equivalent of 4 year olds 50 every day. i'm happy because thanks to the co operative, i'm now independent of the majority of ivory coast 26000000 population work in the agricultural sector. 40 percent of the world's cocoa

but now they're farming and producing themselves. juliet quasi founded a cooperative with women in her own village and the southern part of ivory coast. its aim is to produce cocoa being more sustainably. and to use them for making more than just chocolate. and then it's almost nothing is thrown away. you see that we start with the sticky pulp which is never used in cocoa production. we add flavors and spices to it, which is unusual and innovative. the women use the juice from the pulse to make products such as flavored cocoa beans and the husks to make tea to 40 local women who have joined the cooperative are now earning an income for themselves and their families was not. so if i were my 5th and i used to only work occasionally when i didn't make much money long and that since i joined the co operative that's changed. well, i can and the equivalent of 4 years 50 every day. i'm happy because thanks to the co operative, i'm now independent and then the majority of ivory coast 26000000 population work and the agricultural sector. 40 percent of the world's cocoa comes from the west afric

juliet, you are looking at this from a different angle and an anti-incitement and recruitment effort. this is now going to be 2023, is it isn't the. >> we don't know where trump is going to be in 2023 or what his physical and mental state is going to be. i think facebook bought us time and i could not be more thrilled. i have to be honest at this stage. trump as i have often said is the leader - call him what you want of a terrorist or an organization, he incites in ways that are subtle to fight. it is something that we recognize and it took us a long time to recognize. you look at it from the count terr terr terrorism. there is no one quite like trump. he's the leader and they do follow him. facebook is not fixed yet. but in terms of what the alternative could have been, in other words, he gets back on the platform, given where we are right now in terms of the continuing lie and the violence behind the lie and the threat of violence that seems to be permeating our institutions right now. this is a tremendously important move and one that we can address again two years from january 6t

they are able to call ha, juliet managed to escape the traffickers and found refuge at a women center for migrant. she believes most women like her full victim before they even leave their home. countries want to fight their right smugglers. you young women to europe with lies and promises on arrival. they're told they are thousands of years in debt and have to pay it off on that pharaoh is an advisor to the anti murphy, a commission in the italian parliament. he says the italian state now treats the nigerian mafia the same as the italian mob. yes, my son, that the code law for 16 be so they have a structure like mafia. so the code of silence violence, intimidation, psychological pressure with age and son in some ex mafia. a member david says the nigerian groups are now operating right across europe and they all have one thing in common violence. he shows us a gruesome video of men beating a woman. david says she refused to work on the street so they tortured her to death . most of them were not registered. nobody knows about them. the government don't know anything about them. yeah,

a huge amount of energy headed toward juliet something you can feel. >> the vibration. >> and then we would wait for the train to go by then we would step back out. but it was enjoyable to us. >> what was the most frightening moments? >> of course when you are on the track people with headphones and people get hit that way. but we were very careful but it does come up quite fast but at 80 miles an hour all kinds of things could happen and then from the side of the train and if anything happened we would be can half that we would crouch down just waiting for it to be over. it was quite scary. >> was there a relationship of your experience in combat and your motivation to do this? >> there was. i had a similar experience we all depended on each other. so a very marginal and dangerous place with the people that you are with. and it felt very good to be there with three or four other men who were taking care of each other and society with all of its comfort to make that more real and all we have to do is step out and now we are in an extremely real environment. that's what we are called f

juliet goodrich was nearby, and spoke with shoppers, and workers, who were cleared out from the mall. >> i don't know. i was at work. i got off, they said the there was a shooting around the mall and they started closing all of the stores. i just got off work. >> the mall is now closed for the rest of the day. police cleared the scene. at this time, there is no information about any other suspects. >>> the top story, the nationwide manhunt for a san jose mother is now over. she's accused of murdering her seven-year-old son and dumping his body. she has been arrested, tracked down in denver, 700 miles from where his body was discovered in las vegas. and she was more than 1000 miles from their home in san jose. the boys father and family friend contacted officers with concerns about one week ago. glenn? >> reporter: the father and a family friend brought concerns to the san jose police department. unfortunately they had no way of knowing at the time that the little boy, liam, he had already been murdered. >>> fbi agents arrested samantha marino rodriguez in a hotel room without incident

juliet, back to you. >> the communities are hoping for that, thank you, we will see what happens. >>> a man was shot in the leg during a domestic dispute, gunfire rang out on west hill drive this morning, a victim was hospitalized with non-life- threatening injuries. the suspect was arrested at the home. >>> an update on the search of a high-rise. families of the missing were bussed to the scene. many claim to hope that some may still be alive under the broken concrete and twisted metal. nine victims have been confirmed dead. 150 people remain unaccounted for. >> i want to say thank you to all of the search and rescue teams for their tireless efforts. >> reporter: it is day number four of the search for survivors in surfside. >> this is 125 feet in length, into the pile. it is 20 feet wide, 40 feet deep . this trench is very critical to the continuation of the search and rescue process. >> reporter: the surfside mayor vows endless commitment until the unaccounted for are found. >> we are working 24 hours per day, nonstop, nothing else on our minds, with the only objective of pulling f

for the 1st time since the pandemic signaling a cultural returned to life at the town of romeo and juliet fame. o, in feathering where we lay unseen. italy's most fabulous opera as a back to entertain audiences. after the pandemic force, many theaters to go dark, it's kind of magical because in this period i have this situation then come back to the normal things with stage and pretty much together. not too much distance. i mean, slowly, we can back to normal and we take out the, the, the restriction that we had for a long time behind the scenes of the verona arena. profess plenty of work has been going into adapting the world famous sets to news social distancing standards. the new rules meant that they couldn't have as many stage hands cramped together to move sets around. ah, that solution? 3 deep background projections, including seen from the operates inspirations such as saline movies. what i'm thinking that all of your material that we understood already last year in november that we needed to have another plan. in the event you see that we couldn't use the traditional big sets by

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juliet: we are seeing interest in india and south korea.nations with access to -- amc among the five most traded stocks. it has accounted for 14% of all trade. we have seen investors by -- a popular online forum among korean, similar to reddit, discussing the process of asks -- the prospects for stocks. discussing blackberry. anna: we will keep an i out for that one. thank you very much. >> u.s. treasury treasury secretary janet yellen facing pressure to make progress on a global tax deal. she will be in london to meet her counterpart for the first time as the most powerful finance minister. a key sticking point is how to tax giants like facebook and amazon. inoculations for covid have reached the 2 billion mark in six months. at the current pace, it will take nine months to inoculate three quarters the global population and achieve so-called herd immunity. low income countries have struggled to source shots. the u.k. and european union led the way early. -- and u.s. led the way early. activists and hong kong are planning quiet vigils to ma

he must be another trump, the picking up on the advertisement. juliet, who dreaming to be a light back house one month, headache, it posed as a 200000000 nigerians. all right, so those are some thoughts, obviously not coming from a government perspective, but i'm wondering whether this is a generation issue. if the government is the head of the information ministry was let's say, even 20 years young to use when it would be found. right. oh no, i don't think you will. i think you're right. i think you have issues. but then when you, when you say that the makes me wonder about the children all this up today, all the children study abroad. i always wonder if they actually don't talk to them like my mom is minutes of a lesson. so blessed and so, but mine is beyond redemption when i was mainly because of all the lies, the lifeline black. second of all, he's so outdated you know, the safety of the united states. oh yeah. oh yeah, i'm sure i bought my show, there was a long time ago. they said, wow, was wondering about the kids, those that you know, talk to them. no. why should i talk to? jud

the picking up on the top is my juliet who dreaming to be a light back house one month, headache it poses with 200000000 nigerians. all right, so those are some thoughts, obviously not coming from a government perspective. but i'm wondering whether this is a generation issue. if the government is of the head to the information ministry was let's say, even 20 years young to use when it would be found. right. oh no, i don't think you will. i think you're right. i think you have issues. but then when you, when you say that though, makes me wonder about the children, all this is up to date. today i studied a grudge, i always wonder a actually been don't talk to them like liable. i mean the minutes or less and less . and so, but the mind is beyond redemption when it's mainly because 1st of all the lies be lifeline. black. second of all, he's so outdated you know, the safety of the united states. oh yeah. well yeah i'm sure is that bad? my show there was a long time my dad went, wow, was wondering about the kids, those that, you know, talk to them don't. why should i talk to? judy? the vice pre

so what the russian leader has to say was trip across the us. juliet assumed his family calls on the government to drop the case against him with a country still desperate to expedite the with the pulses. believe washington sending a warning to others he is being held up as keep your mouth shut. this will happen to you. we talked to a scottish law cuban accused of discriminatory comments off the saying women are the ones born with female genital if she was clear after a 2 month inquiry, i think in universe a please teacher straight that i think people are long with the majority narrative then you're there, vilified, and there's a target on your back like the those of me. ah, i good to have you with us this weekend. this is the international for most go on calling bray with the stories were across for you this, our 1st, the russian president who said that he's unsafe by the garage of a taxi faces. let me put in statement came an entity to america's n. b c. news head of talks with joe biden in geneva next week from thomas got more from our senior correspondent. what we have heard so fa

juliette: juliet here. you talk about national pride.out geopolitical concerns about the chinese space station and other plans on the munir? blaine: in terms of geopolitical concerns, there is always this tension between the u.s. and china in many different areas of the economy and i guess space is no exception. some of the concerns brought up around the space station are a little bit overblown, let's say, for example, the space station is equipped with a robotic arm. i forget which u.s. politician who was talking about the potential for this robotic arm to decommission satellites in orbit. it is theoretically possible but very, very unlikely and extremely difficult to do. so i think some of the geopolitical concerns around the space station or a little bit overblown. in terms of a lunar research base, or human exploration of the moon, that could be a little more strategically concerning, in the sense that, we're hearing a lot more about a russian moon research base. that would represent a significant threat, i guess, to the u.s. space d

anna: juliet, thank you -- juliette saly, thank you very much. i mentioned the g7.back to the g7. we will be talking to guy johnson. the g7 summit kicks off. guy is there, he is live on the ground for us and cornwall -- in cornel. does the -- cornwall. does the sun not know that it's the g7? live shots of cornwall. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪anna: welcome back to "bloombeg daybreak: europe." i am anna edwards in london with annmarie hordern. lots of lines crossing overnight about the g7, including talks between boris johnson and joe biden in cornwall at the summit. guy johnson brings us all the details. what came out of this bilateral meeting as we build up to the book of the -- bulk of the g7? >> it was incredibly friendly. boris johnson and joe biden got exactly what they wanted. it was the signing of the atlantic charter. there was history involved. boris johnson did not get to have tea on a remote island. unfortunately, the weather was a little inclement. it's a little chilly again today. maybe that's an indication of what we've got going forward. it was a good start

when it failed, max and juliet were excised from the neuhaus family and had no choice but to trust her own future. max joined the ranks of traveling salesman and found success peddling issues out of town. -- shoes out of town. -- the primary caregiver to the young girl. this would prove to be a difficult relationship for hellman but a significant one. and when -- and one that influenced her worldview. she taught her the values of human decency, to be loyal, honest, to never lie, to help our neighbor, to respecting differences in others even when those differences were extreme. in he memoirs, hellman describes zephronia as he certain level of my life. on her tutelage she informed her of her belief system. one might surmise that she informed hellman and all that she pursued. when hellman was five the family moved to new york where it appears for the next eight or nine years, each year in the city and part in new orleans, zephronia did not move with the family. hellman preferred her life in the south to new york, i was recording herself as a southerner. -- always regarding herself as a so

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for the 1st time since the pandemic signaling a cultural returned to life for the town of romeo and juliet fame, the o. in feather, i know where we lay unseen. italy's most fabulous opera as a back to entertain audiences. off to the pandemic force, many theaters to go dark. it's a kind of magical because in this period have this situation then come back to the normal things with stage and pretty much together. not too much. and i mean, slowly, we can back to normal and we take out the, the, the restriction that we had for a long time. behind the scenes of the verona arena, professor, plenty of work has been going into adapting the world famous sets to news social distancing standards. the new rules meant that they couldn't have as many stage hands cramped together to move sets around. ah, best solution. 3 deep background projections, including seen from the operate inspirations such as felina movies. what i'm thinking that all of your material that we understood already last year in november that we needed to have another plan in the event to see that we couldn't use the traditional big se

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global news, powered by more than -- anna: thank you, juliet. now to today's big take.k in late 2019 and revived an alzheimer's drug it had left dead earlier that year, but the company was not ready to take no for an answer. it was counting on it as its next big therapy to advance. yesterday that paid off. the fda has granted historic about controversial approval for the therapy. biogen sword after the deal -- soared after the deal. bloomberg spoke to the gent ceo -- biogen ceo. >> you have three treatments that have showed effectiveness against the black are -- plaque around the brain. we are able to penetrate the brain and remove the plaque and that is critical. the next compound in the line is the one we made in collaboration that is 24-1 in phase 3. the fda has done a thorough analysis of the entire data set. we had more than 2 million pages of data being shared with the u.s. regulator on the efficacy -- having the efficacy evaluated. >> there is some pushback on whether any lloyd's themselves are -- am alloyed -- amuoids -- amuloids are themselves the problem. >> i

juliet will begin by telling us about the book and then we will begin a conversation. julia? the screen is yours. >> great. well, i'm delighted to join you. thank you so much for inviting me to talk a little bit about the threat of descent. i think when i will do is start with talking a little bit about my arguments as well as some highlights in the book. so, threat of descent is a legal, political and social history of the threat -- of the expulsion and barring of foreign non citizens from the united states based on their political beliefs, associations, and expressions. and it is a chronological narrative which i begin in 1798 with the alien friends act and take all the way through to the [inaudible] and trump administration. so i trace the history of this very unique intersection of immigration and first amendment law in history. what i find is that these ideological exclusions and deportation laws are passed and revised during moments of national insecurity, like being on the brink of war, during wartime, economic depression, national upheaval, or international upheaval -

he played leading roles in romeo and juliet, a theatre in the whole of the uk, he was given the keysortant? it is important to hear _ is his story so important? it is important to hear stories like this. a lot _ important to hear stories like this. a lot of— important to hear stories like this. a lot of people in coventry don't know— a lot of people in coventry don't know about him and when we were here last week— know about him and when we were here last week painting the mural people were stopping and asking and engaging in conversations. most peopie _ engaging in conversations. most people didn't know about this faith must _ people didn't know about this faith must person linked to coventry's history — must person linked to coventry's history. we are hoping this mural can showcase his skills and give peopie — can showcase his skills and give peopie a — can showcase his skills and give people a bit of motivation, because at the _ people a bit of motivation, because at the age — people a bit of motivation, because at the age of 21 he had achieved so much _ at the age of 21 he had ac

juliet: president joe biden has revoked the bands on tiktok and we chat.ad the government will review software applications that could pose a risk to data of those deemed to suppose a security threat will be blocked. credit suisse will offer top bankers retention bonuses after recent scandals lead to a string of personnel losses according to bloomberg reporting. the move comes too late to stop three more your figures departing, however. facebook says it will let all employees work remotely, even after the pandemic, if their jobs can be done from home. the network said they will reduce worker pay if they move to a less expensive area. they plan to open offices to 50% capacity by september. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you. as wealthy nations emerge from pandemic research and's, the world faces an uneven recovery. covid-19 remains rampant in many developed economies, costing lives and deepening an already steep debt burden. a media livestream event on the future of health care, the imf managing director laid out how they can relieve the

david juliet, former republican. former member of the u.s. house of representatives.s. attorney joys fans who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. one of the cohost of the podcast sisters in law. it don't callaway, democrat strategist and member of the advisory board for the national voter protection fund. protection action fund and ceo founder of pine street strategies, a d.c.-based lobbying firm. well good evening and welcome to all of you. we're especially grateful for you spending a few minutes with us on this holiday monday night. congresswoman i'd like to start with you. republicans aren't letting up, there's every reason to believe these efforts are going to become more aggressive as we approach the midterms and certainly the next general in 24. how do you remain optimistic? it's more or less the mission statement of your new organization. >> in terms of the legislation we're seeing it work its way through republican legislators in states across the country. i think a lot of these matters will end up in federal court or hopefully they'll be judged on the mer

don't really care whether it is a prison stopjuliet don't really care whether it is a prison stop julietose men home. it's not exactly like for like is it? the number of americans who've died of covid—i9 passed the 600,000 mark today. a bleak reminder that although this country feels as if it's putting the pandemic behind it, americans are still dying from this virus. but the vaccination roll out has gone well and the rate of fatalities has slowed considerably. across the united states the return to some normality is progressing much faster than here in europe. but today the us morning shows were reporting concerns about the delta variant. not something that has been widely discussed in america thus far. which is surprising because in california, where today there was a �*grand reopening' only 46% of people are fully vaccinated. and we know from our experience in the uk that while the vaccines are highly effective against the delta variant, one jab is not sufficient. so what about current attitudes to the virus and the vaccine. cbs commissioned a poll with yougov on how americans are fee