soncine: kiran, thank you much, from ubs.ing up, president trump's advisor, jared kushner, says the agreement between israel and the uae will change the paradigm in the middle east. we hear from him, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua, here in london. let's get straight to the first word news with leigh-ann gerrans. leigh-ann: the u.s. and china have postponed trade talks that were supposed to happen over the weekend. they were aimed at reviewing progress at the six-month mark of their faith -- they're phase one deal. the talks never made it onto any official calendar, and have been shelved indefinitely. the u.k. -- the u.k. suspended its criteria for appealing results hours after they were published. irregular of quelled says they are under review after scores of results for a levels saw determined university prison -- placement downgraded by an algorithm. japan's economy has suffered its worst quarter in data going back to 1950 five. gdp s

kiran is all for last year my father used to sit at this place. every time i come to these familiar places places i used to visit with my father. i'm overwhelmed with grief at the same time i feel anger jungly far john highs father was a veteran of china's nuclear testing program he was a 100 and but he spent his last years at his son's home in the coastal city of shenzhen about 1000 kilometers from one in january he broke his leg as a veteran he enjoyed good medical insurance but he was required to get treated in his hometown. so when he needed treatment i took him to. and when he was in hospital i sat by as. this was my way to show my love for him. at that time covered 19 was already spreading in the city and local officials were reassuring people that the virus could not be transmitted from person to person a lie as it later turned out. johnny foster good for one week before he died his body was immediately taken for cremation there was in my opinion the officials who covered of the disease in its early days have behaved like criminals. china s

kiran is over for him last year my father used to sit at this place. every time i come to these familiar places i go to places i used to visit with my father. i'm overwhelmed with grief at the same time i feel anger jungly far john highs father was a veteran of china's nuclear testing program he was a 100 didn't but he spent his last years at his son's home in the coastal city of shenzhen about 1000 kilometers from one in january he broke his leg as a veteran he enjoyed good medical insurance but he was required to get treated in his hometown. so when he needed treatment i took him to war and when he was in hospital i sat by is. this was my way to show my love for him we chinese don't like to talk about our feelings to express our love with words but we show them with deeds. don't. know how i feel haunted by remorse i feel that by taking him to han i sent him to his death. at that time covered 19 was already spreading in the city and local officials were reassuring people that the virus could not be transmitted from person to person alive as it later t

most vital pollinators they're responsible for the propagation of hundreds of thousands of plants kiran is hoping to encourage more people in the countryside and the cities to get planted. come clean and beautiful environmentalists you have here now is not always a situation where you see the funny thing is that when ordinary people take the initiative the results can be surprising and great here as you can see it's quite clean but another example from south africa an estimated 90 percent of the rubbish is just thrown away and left to rot in the streets 2 young men decided they had had enough and it was time to do something about the problem in their home town so they gave up their jobs and started a trash collection and recycling business let's see this. it's 5 o'clock in the morning. as the sun rises the stench of rotting garbage becomes unbearable. these 2 men are determined to do something about all the litter in their community. one solution is said. because most of the things that you find here are a 2nd level it's small saw 60 percent of feet can be repaired to it to introduce a

might find it confusing when they come here and there monitored by cameras obliged to wear masks and kiran because reminding everybody that just on this i know it is annoying but i wear a mask even 30 degrees i prefer to stand at home and not be the computer i think mosques are effective in crowded places public transport on main street or in shopping. even the french health minister has conceded that masks have been told to the transmission of. the. advice is to stand from need to hang on the french need to. have seen the increase in the circulation of the virus in france in europe and in the world and japan for example is facing a resumption of the circulation of the virus despite the wearing of mosques including in the outside. but a sprawl struggles to administer enough tests to keep up with the demand and the country's top scientific body warning that the battle could be lost at any moment to control the spread of the virus it's possible that politicians feel the need to be seen doing something even if that something in this case wearing a mosque outdoors leaves many doubt to show tha

rain is very extensive though through essential west and as the china the really the bulk of china is kiran and also very warm. a face can tell a story without uttering a single word that. unknowing gone can guide us. to a simple touch to inform us. the unconventionality of life witnessed through the lens of the human mind. is what inspires us. witness documentaries on al-jazeera. a quick look at the headlines now belarus the scene its largest protest yet against president alexander lukashenko 7 days after an election in which he declared an overwhelming victory which the opposition says was reg's a long time leader told his supporters at a smaller rally that he won't be calling for a new election and accuse nato of mobilizing forces at the country's western border . thousands of people have joined a student led rally in thailand's capital calling for political reform and cuts to the monarchy protests in bangkok was the largest anti-government demonstration since the coup in 2014 and the head of the u.s. postal service has been summoned to testify in front of the congressional committee ove

looting incidents downtown the police have shut down the entire downtown of chicago on weekends now but kiran can no sure they're not used to that this is another one of those cities that his suddenly found itself on the front of papers across the nation and on television screens as well so it's not clear what is going to happen here in wisconsin there is of course the national guard that could be called out you've got a number of state police who could be called out by the hundreds and because of what is happening across the country you can be sure that officials here are preparing for something to happen most of these events happen at night so fully i would expect that later tonight you're going to at least see some peaceful protesters out here in the city center you might see a little more activity but right now what's going on you might be able to hear us solve or 2 in the background and that's because business owners all over downtown you know as you are boarding up their windows and doors they are expecting something to happen within an hour shank you very much for that will be off cour

monday the rain is very extensive the 3 essential western as a china but really the bulk of china is kiranand also very warm. that's good as it is on the cusp of a new chapter in its history. as to the us on the telephone signed an agreement to pave the way for the withdrawal of emotional troops. the high cost was paid to get to this point though. over the past few years the u.s. has increasingly conducted its part of the war from the sky with more bombs dropped last year than any other here in the past decade. but with that came a rise in civilian casualties. this is war accidents do happen at mistakes do happen and that this is about owning all mistakes as about saying sorry and this about accountability in a in a largely unaccountable war the same ways we interviewed not receiving adult humans from the us left without closure. they told us that they so like what happened to their loved ones was a crime. and they want justice and answers something war too often denied. a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. and knowing god can guide us. a simple time. inform us. the unco

we met a stay-at-home mom, kiran walia, and her two sons.fth grade from porter ranc they shared their triumphs with us as they try to navigate the new normal of remote learning. >> are you ready to wake up? >> yeah. no. >> this is what a typical morning looks like. >> these unprecedented times have created a new norm. >> eshan is in the middle of a zoom meeting in preparation for his freshman year in high school. >> i'm just nervous not about going into a new school but hue the teachers a-- how the teachers adapted. wor o his math acivni, fss co tmments about meha.t the worst part of online learning is that i can't see my teacher, i can't play with my lunch. >> how's your lunch? i can sense that the kids feel the isolation. >> your turn. >> i am definitely concerned that the kids are not learning enough in virtual school. i am scared. it's a very difficult time. we have to keep the kids positive. we have to keep them motivated. we have to teach them not to be afraid. >> that's a portrait of one family's attempt to learn remotely. we're going