since for you called geophysicists like magnus goodman certain from the university of reykjavik have been on the alert in the 1st few weeks the magma came close to the surface so close that the ice above it melted it all really was quite alarming because. well we have not seen this type of precursors being sort of the 1st really big one. we have to be we have to be careful we have to realize that we don't know everything before hand and be on the alert for what may be ongoing and because there is a possibility of work for the staff to of his smoking that it will accumulate in the conduit and then come out of a float and the characteristic of all those is that there would be very very swift it would happen very fast. for a start on the slopes it could be only 20 minutes from the start of that option and

carlsen battled against american mora in the tense final of the magnus carlsen invitational nicely namedafter himself the event usually held in person moved on line due to the global pandemic 8 players take part in a round robin format followed by the knockout decider among the top 4 players in the standings the decider is a fiver says for armageddon of the 1st 2 games i found a tough opponent nakamura was actually quickly a specialist came forward to head to head but carlsen held to a draw to retain his title he pockets a cool $70000.00 as the winner of the 2 week tournament and we love our chess here darts here we have some notable names among our ranks who are pretty killer at it i know i mean when you are right thank you for that regina now before we go let's remind you real quickly about our brain. really cool app is called portable t.v. you can go download it from your google play store apple app store and watch all of our shows 24 seventh's so that's it for now i am now watch and i'll catch you back here. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's militar

carlsen battled against american he cut or not camorra in a tense final of the magnus carlsen an invitational that usually. person moves on line due to the current virus pandemic it players take part in a round robin format followed by a knockout decider among the top 4 players in standing and the decider is a fiver says for armageddon carlsen led the 1st 2 games but found a tough opponent nakamura who actually could play specialist game one head to head with carson held to a draw to retain his title he pockets a cool $70000.00 as the winner of the 2 week tournament. baseball fans united states are hungry starving for the start of the season but they did chance to out their whistle and their appetite with the start of the korean baseball season it was opening day for 10 teams in the korean baseball organization and the world was watching the cave you know league began with a message t.v.'s cave and the hunt eagles in incheon the obvious part not fans in attendance but studio staff placed cardboard cutouts of absent fans and it was so quiet cheers and shouts from the dugout were heard as well

that is george magnus of the china center at the oxford university. coming up, we'll talk about the presidential that against the state of michigan deaf presidential threat against the state of michigan over absent -- presidential threat against the state of michigan over absentee voting. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back to "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. it is time for first word news with mark crumpton. mark: thank you. president trump says he may schedule a meeting of the group of seven nations to take place at camp david after having canceled the in-person gathering to the coronavirus pandemic. the president tweeted he is considering a move "now that our country is transitioning back to greatness." the event, originally scheduled for june, was said to take place at camp david but in march the u.s. said it would instead be held by videoconference because of the coronavirus outbreak. the trump campaign is reportedly recruiting doctors to publicly back the president. according to the associated press, these doctors would

since europe for you called geophysicists like magnus good munson from the university of reykjavik have been on the alert in the 1st few weeks the magma came close to the surface or so close that the ice above it melted rolled really was quite alarming because. well we have not seen this type of precursor being sort of the 1st really big one. we have to be we have to be careful or be help too. i realize that we don't know everything before home and beyond what may be ongoing and because there is a possibility of work for the staff to of his noting that it will accumulate in the county and then come out of a flood and the characteristic of those is that there would be very very swift it would happen very fast. on the slopes it could be only 20 minutes from the start of that option and. there's at least that it's the main road and once it reaches the mental the mental to squat. the magma has longer time to evolve and so they get they tend to be more explosive than this. so part of the of that is for that reason strongly dangerous when an option happens. this small settlement of hof shows

as i'm saying in my own time is exactly as i thought it was the content isn't as i just had to say magnus to stand. there and i hang with. your organization is financed by the government is that right now i don't know how else a goodly while is quite an interesting idea ok. ok this is very what we do in european power more lying when we want to do is. especially in europe to explain why we use power more and of course there's a lot of information in the in the media. there are negative images balm on oprah nice was should decide to pour into the round table stating that palm oil. these ghobadi are committed they do not have all monetary and there are a lot of studies rarer n.g.o.s found out about a lot of companies that are still members have confessions in all the regions where the fire was breaking out so i don't think this is a coincidence but no excuse i think is very good it is either going into the ins nor is i think this is not it is it is. it's a real effect it's it's terrible they need to side to side it is not an issue only the ball more in you see is delayed by the fire was not

since for you called geophysicists like magnus goodman cern from the university of reykjavik have been on the alert in the 1st few weeks the magma came close to the surface so close that the ice above it melted it all really and it was quite alarming because . well we have not seen this type of precursors being sort of the 1st to really pick one. we have to be we have to be careful or we have to realize that we don't know everything beforehand and be on the alert for what may be ongoing and because there is a possibility of work for the staff to of his smoking that it will accumulate in the counter and then come out of a lot of the product that is the bulldozers that there would be very very swift it would happen very fast. for a start on the slopes it could be only 20 minutes from the start of that option and the work. there's bits that it's the main road and once it reaches the mental the mental describe. the magma has long the time to and so you get they tend to be more explosive than is. so. good is for that reason strangely dangerous when an option happens. the small settlement of

any magnus will melt quickly away on sunday morning, then lots of blue sky and sunshine around.we could see 26-27d, that is midlands, south wales, we could see 26—27d, that is the final day of may in the sunny spring on record. the beginning ofjune, beginning of meteorological summer. the beginning ofa meteorological summer. the beginning of a change. this weather front will introduce potential for some showers through the middle part of the week and something a little cooler. we could pick up some showers coming from the near continent as well. the yellow and orange tones pushed back into the near continent, the northerly wind socks to pick up on drugs cooler air across the country. —— the northerly wind picks up and drags cooler air across the country. the risk of some welcome shivers towards the end of the week. that is it, take care. this is bbc world news, the headlines: there have been violent protests in dozens of cities across the united states in outrage over the death of george floyd while in police custody. minneapolis, where mr floyd died, saw a fourth night of unres

here's george magnus, who is a researcher on china and the author of the book red flags: why xi's chinau know, china did have weaknesses and what they were going to go on and do was to build a more centralised, efficient chain of command in the public health system using... making much bigger use of big data and ai, artificial intelligence, and so on. however, i think, as you pointed out really in your package, in the febrile atmosphere that exists now between china and much of the rest of the world, certainly the west, about the whole handling of public health and the pandemic, they call it still an epidemic. i mean, he did make an extraordinary, candid admission when he said that the epidemic, i'm just quoting here, he said the epidemic "is a big test of our country's governance and governing ability" and exposed weak links, etc, etc. that's not something which you normally would expect in the current atmosphere, and sort of charges flying backwards and forwards, you wouldn't have normally expected a senior health official to say that. so, it is a bit a surprise actually. not an unwel

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let's go live to george magnus who is a researcher on china and the authour of the book "red flags: whyrecisely because of the handling of the coronavirus outbreak and the immediate aftermath. what do you think the motive is behind li bin‘s comments? looking at his comments in the round, he did actually go on to say that, you know, china did have weaknesses, and what they were going to go on and do was to build a more centralised, efficient chain of command in the public health system using... making much better use of data and artificial intelligence, and so on. however, i think, as you pointed out really in your package, in the fiba royal atmosphere which exists now between much of the rest of the world, certainly in the west, about the handling of public health and the pandemic, they still call it and the pandemic, they still call it an epidemic. —— in the febrile atmosphere. he said the epidemic is atmosphere. he said the epidemic is a big test of our country's governance and governing ability. and exposed weak links, etc. that's not something which you normally would expect in the

show, magnus was on the scathing the intentions of the coming is party.at people are looking for is growth targets and the signal we are going to get for the rest of this year and the big question mark hanging over the second half of the year. what we have to bear in mind is that china is very restricted in what it can do on the fiscal side and it looks like on the monetary side we are not going to get much more. normally you have a growth target and they would have these meetings. they could be the case that we don't even get that growth target and could get a more flexible approach which in the longer term would be a great thing, a massive silverlining to this whole situation but in terms of the signal we are going to get coming out of this, it is not going to be -- i don't think we are going to see something that is entirely as strong as people are hoping on the monetary policy side or on the fiscal policy side and that is because the main kind of bullets have already been fired in the global financial crisis and now china is moving with the legacy of

now the president in the course of the morning made a tweet that many interpreted as calling on his magnus supporters that make america great campaign the branding of his presidential campaign now he called it maybe tweet saying to mike what we might at the white house which many interpreted as him calling on his supporters to come and count to protest as who'd be the throughout friday there again today but no sign of that no signs of that red mega caps in the crowd of demonstrators in washington d.c. but what has happened to darren is a real stress on the relationship between president trump and the mayor of washington d.c. muriel bauza now among his tweets president trump said that any protest that got through the secret service would be met with what he said were. ominous weapons and vicious dogs now mariel bows reacted very strongly to this tweet and what she said when he hides behind his fence afraid alone i stand with people peacefully exercising their 1st amendment rights after the murder of george floyd and hundreds of years of institutional racism the mayor continued they are vici