night in marseilles. the hipster plein neighborhood to meet up with gilles rof, a filmmaker and sports writer for france's top newspaper, "le monde". so tonight the big game, it's marseille, lille. >> gilles: it's lille against marseille because it's in lille. it's not here. >> anthony: it's in lille. so we get to watch it on tv, and will all of marseille be watching this? >> gilles: yeah. >> anthony: everybody is going to be watching. >> gilles: you know, we did a very good season, but at the end of the season, we are only fourth, and it's very important, so it's a must win today. >> anthony: so it's a must win? right. so the dream of every marseillais, the perfect season would be to see marseille crush paris and then move on and go all the way. >> gilles: they don't want to be second to paris, you know? they want to be second to none, and in football, it's one of the only issues where they can be first. that's why people here love so much their soccer team, because it's the place where you can show your

marseille had a match abandoned at nice in august in similar circumstances when dimitri payet was hitthe pitch. in formula i, the crowd, causing fans just on the pitch. in formula 1, lewis hamilton took a comfortable win at the qatar grand prix to close the gap on max verstappen in the world championship, which is shaping up to go down to the y r. hamilton has been dominant through the weekend on the brand—new track, starting from pole position and held top to the chequered flag. max verstappen started in seventh but finished second behind hamilton and took the points for the fastest lap. hamilton has cut the deficit to eight points with two races to go in saudi arabia and abu dhabi next month. this was the 35th different track the british driver has won on in formula i. driver has won on in formula 1. he did so in a rainbow —coloured helmet to raise awareness of human rights issues in qatar. it awareness of human rights issues in qatar.— awareness of human rights issues in qatar. it was pretty straightforward, _ issues in qatar. it was pretty straightforward, pretty - issues in qatar

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wonder, when you look back at the patrice evra who, late in your career when you were playing for marseillesr fans at an away game in portugal were abusing you in using racial words, you snapped. you actually used physical violence. yes, yes, because that's the way i grew up, that's the way i been built. i need to survive in the street. we are not prepared for that. we're from the street. it's not like i had any... you had a career in the game then. you are an experienced professional bull like that. i'm a human being. it's not because i need to lead by example. sometimes if you hurt me as my way to answer. i'm not proud of it but every one have a dark side. do you still have that in you today? that determination at some point to fight back, to use violence? no. no, but i will say no, but i don't know, if you put me in any circumstance, because i don't want to lie. and now, i'm in peace with myself, maybe also the trauma, i didn't ever speak out of many things, at peace so be really difficult for me to bring out that violence. what we see today is there are a generation of footballers that f

the polls the last two weeks after a series of missteps including giving the finger to a woman in marseilleos cut ties with its colonial past and queen elizabeth officially becoming a republic for the first time. several leading dignitaries attended the ceremony that included fireworks and celebration in the streets. the push to become a republic started more than two decades ago and last month, the islands parliament elected its first ever resident in a two thirds majority vote. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg take, part -- powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. matt: welcome both are bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following. powell rattles markets, the fed chair sparked a sea of red and the stock market, sending the indices lower by 10 basis points. we will keep you up-to-date on all the action. plus, the omicron variant poses a big risk to the economy and we will discuss how the efficacy of vaccines could affect the fed outlook with the barclays head of macro research and as the varia

the one in marseilles which john howard had to finagle his way into by dressing up asp a doctor because the french quarantine system is seen as the world's best. the french thought it was a trade secret. they would not allow john howard in and was not particularly amicable relationship over the centuries. they would not allow john howard in and allow the doctor to sneak in and did a report that way. that is gone not a trace of it. often times you'll see just a trace, baltimore many of you will not know the quarantine was a sanitary landfills with the quarantine used to be. they're gone completely. and a lot of places did not invest in that part current quarantine station two. a lot would just build tents as they needed them. and then burn them to the ground after the pandemic for disinfectant material. skylight covid would when you think about will those hospitals that were thrown up overnight in wuhan what trace will they leave on the landscape? we didwi manage to get into some of the places. including malta which for a minute did not look like we are going to get into. we found a guy

yesterday's ligue i game at lyon was abandoned after the marseille captain dimitri payet was hit by afrance's sports minister has today said the "survival" of french football "at stake". i'm joined now by french football journalist sara menai, we spoke about this before. i'm guessing we've reached a critical point with others, haven't we? yes. point with others, haven't we? yes, we had. point with others, haven't we? yes, we had- it's — point with others, haven't we? yes, we had. it's getting _ point with others, haven't we? yes, we had. it's getting worse, - point with others, haven't we? yes we had. it's getting worse, to be honest. unfortunately these happen all the time to him. violence is his return. so far six games have been suspended in only three months. there has been crowd trouble, we don't see that in italy and germany and england. the premier league we did it. now there is barely a single picture, we have the game be imposed due to travel with fans. it's getting worse. as i said, it's getting worse. as i said, it's getting scary for the players and everyone involved in th

the one in marseille which john howard actually had to enable his way into fight dressing up as a doctor because the french quarantines system was seen as the world's best. the french on it was a trade secret. they wouldn't allow john howard in. they were not particularly amicable. and so they wouldn't allow john howard in and so he dressed up as a doctor making and gave a report that way. that's totally gone, not a trace of it . often times you'll see baltimore, many of you will not know the quarantine was a sanitary landfill. where the quarantine used to be is a superfund site. there's dozens that have gone completely and a lot of places that didn't invest in a permanent quarantines station. a lot of people would just build as they needed them and then kind of burn them to the ground after the pandemic for disinfection and that's kind of like covid-19 when you think about those hospitals that werethrown overnight, what trace will they leave on the landscape ? we did manage to get intosome of these places including malta which look like for a minute we wouldn't get into . we found a guy

lost conference in china or climate change conference here in glasgow or this was done in marseilleservation. it will end up at the un in lisbon-— conservation. it will end up at the un in lisbon. i imagine most of the messaue un in lisbon. i imagine most of the message and _ un in lisbon. i imagine most of the message and send _ un in lisbon. i imagine most of the message and send that _ un in lisbon. i imagine most of the message and send that to - un in lisbon. i imagine most of the message and send that to buy - un in lisbon. i imagine most of the message and send that to buy the i message and send that to buy the same. get on with it. is 2070 a net zero target that's just been announced by the prime editor of india, is that getting on with it? india, is that getting on with it? in my mind, everyone will make a solid commitment. we've made these commitments for 2030 and we hope everyone will meet them a lot sooner than that. this generation of kids will demand that whatever country they're living in because they won't let their leaders carry on with a slow pace. they want transfo