hancock is a british tourist on holiday —— mccrone charles hancock isa holiday —— mccrone charles hancockitish tourist on holiday in spain. thanks for being weak us. what is your reaction and how does it affect you? good morning. we first heard last night, one of my neighbours came and asked if we'd heard the news. 0bviously neighbours came and asked if we'd heard the news. obviously we hadn't but they said we would have a quarantine put in place and that obviously affects me. i've been here a week on a family property, doing a bit of maintenance and having a holiday. now i'm thinking, when i return, i have to quarantine 14 days. going back to that original lockdown, it feels like. is that going to change your plans in any way? some people are saying maybe they will just stay a bit longer in spain and see if the policy changes again ina spain and see if the policy changes again in a week or two. that would be lovely, i would love to stay longer. i would love to be working at the university of derby from here, it would be wonderful. u nfortu nately we a re here, it would be wonderful. unfo

instead family members of medical workers who died fighting the pandemic joined president mccrone to watch a smaller military display physically distance troops will face masks and that's one health measure the president wants to expand. this week going to court in the next weeks i would like moss to be compulsory in all close public spaces we're doing it already on public transport and it works in a bastille day t.v. interview mccrone also acknowledged the reinfection rate was rising but he announced plans to reopen all schools in september on the conditions as normal as possible. as front celebrates a national day that was far from normal essential workers hope the attention the pandemic has bought them will bring better pay and conditions long after the applause fades. the trial against a molly jihadist accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity is underway at the international criminal court in the hague has signed i got the door mohamed mahmoud headed the islamic police in the mali and city of timbuktu and west africa prosecutors allege he was responsible for torture rape

instead family members of medical workers who died fighting the pandemic joined president mccrone to watch a smaller military display physically distance troops will face masks and that's one health measure the president wants to expand. just not going to put in the next weeks i would like moss to be compulsory in all clothes public spaces we're doing it's already on public transport and it was. in a bastille day t.v. interview mccrone also acknowledged the reinfection rights was rising but he announced plans to reopen all schools in september on the conditions as normal as possible. as front celebrates a national day that was far from normal essential because hope the attention the pandemic has bought them will bring that's a pay and conditions long after the applause fades. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world is that maxwell has been denied bail after pleading not guilty to sex crimes charges linked to alleged dealings with her former associate jeffrey upstream u.s. prosecutors say that maxwell is a flight risk she's accused of helping th

the public were not allowed to attend and the traditional parade was cancelled instead president mccrone oversaw a smaller military display among the guests of honor as were health ministers from nearby countries that took in more than 160 patients from overworked hospitals in france at the height of the coronavirus crisis germany's u.n. ban was joined by his counterparts from austria luxembourg and switzerland. this celebration like so many others around the globe was scaled down to respect health precautions but still filled with pomp and circumstance a homage to medical workers. they stood silent as a lengthy applause rang out over the plaster la concorde. now at her president has been facing plummeting approval ratings and criticism over his handling of the french economy. was at the facility ceremony there paris she saved us integrations were an opportunity to revive his political fortunes. today's ceremony to mark best the day here in france included a special tribute to health care and front line workers. have been playing an important role during francis fight against the coronav

interview mccrone also acknowledged the reinfection rights was rising but he announced plans to reopen all schools in september on the conditions as normal as possible. as front celebrates a national day that was far from normal essential workers hope the attention the pandemic has bought them will bring better pay and conditions long after the applause fades. well the german shells are all a machall has been continuing her push for a massive 750000000000 euro bailout fund during talks in berlin with the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez at their talks ahead of a crunch summit on that america warned that it was still far from clear that a deal among e.u. member states over that allowed could be reached he said that germany would push work compromise agreement or recovery package at this weekend's meeting sanchez said spain would do all it could to make that deal happen. reporter young full of shoals had a chance to speak with the spanish health minister salvador he said europe needs a common approach to tackling the crisis and its economic fall. president sanchez has been very activ

steel day with a scaled down national celebration and a tribute to its health care workers president mccrone will be laying out his plans to overcome the pandemic and shutdowns and a televised address later today. plus in peru it's out of work and out of options the virus leaves the poorest of the poor struggling just to put food on the table. our brian todd was great to have you with us today california's governor is ordering thousands of businesses to shut down after briefly reopening they include restaurants bars and places of worship across america's most populous state the decision comes amidst a new surge in reported cases across a number of u.s. states large metro areas in california including los angeles and san fran. sysco are among those affected. back to square one california shuts down most of its public life for the 2nd time back in march it was the 1st us state to impose a strict stay at home order even closing down its beaches parks and campsites but now that more is known about how the virus is transmitted the state has shifted its policy allowing outdoor activities to contin

interview mccrone also acknowledged the reinfection rate was rising but he announced plans to reopen all schools in september under conditions as normal as possible as front celebrates a national day that was far from normal essential workers hope the attention the pandemic has brought them will bring better pay and conditions to. we have a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world the united nations has tens of thousands of migrants mostly ethiopians are stranded in yemen due to coronavirus restrictions at least 14500 of them have been bused or trucked to cities such as aid and mari amid accusations they contribute to the spread of infection many have been forced to camp out in abandoned buildings. maxwell has been denied bail after pleading not guilty to sex crime charges linked to alleged dealings with her former associate jeffrey epstein u.s. prosecutors say maxwell is a flight risk she's accused of helping the late steen recruit and sexually abuse young girls. a 3rd of bangladesh is under water after some of the heaviest monsoon rains in a

say that in favor of a scaled down ceremony in a tribute to health workers french president manuel mccrone the guest of honor our health ministers from nearby countries that took in some of the many patients from overwork hospitals of france at the height of their coronavirus crisis. let's cross over now to paris and liza lois she's joining us from the possible concorde in the french capital good day to you lisa so what are people doing differently this still day where you are. well as you said they're not there will not be tens of thousands of military personnel marching riding or driving down the sounds easy it will all happen at the plus dot com called just behind me there will only be $5000.00 people half of them invitees including health workers but also so-called front line workers supermarket cash is also those who have been taking care of children who are working out the 2 of the parents who are working at the hospitals during the covert 19 crisis there are so sure distancing measures in place just behind me will be a shorter ceremony and if i might call we will be there but there

slamming his fist into a table out of anger now despite these frustrations mccrone and other e.u. leaders are confident they will reach an agreement. to not meet a spirit of compromise and ambition is to take the risk of returning to harder times and for some who are concerned about that in the end it may end up costing us even more so i will continue to fight on these subjects in particular with german chancellor angela merkel since as you know we have worked a lot together over the past few days and nights. i have to honestly can best that we still have differences of view between various nations personally i think a chance to reach a deal that there's a will between countries the elements to build a working agreement i there but it's far from starts anew good afternoon last night after a long negotiations we worked out a framework for a possible agreement this is a step forward and gives hope that an agreement may be reached today or at least in agreement is possible i'm very glad that we the president made the push in may for a really substantial program in this exceptional si

we also had a reshuffling of the mccrone government on monday -- emmanuel macron government. for a new this government who wants to stay ahead for the next couple years? asathan: the reappointment prime minister teens president macron -- means president macron could -- seenink this is generally is taking an even higher profile himself. all of this is in view of the run-up of the next presidential election. francine: what does a nupathe look like under this new prime minister? the party was delta quite a blow last month. what are people -- the party was delta quite a blow last month. what are people unhappy about? part of: unhappiness is the national way of life, and there has been criticism of the andling of the coronavirus, emmanuel macron is seen by ,eople as being out of touch having gone to the right. the-has lost the ground, local elections, the green protest policies did well out of this. he has to rebuild for the next presidential election. throughout the case his session. there is no strong opponent, no strong contender for his position. he has to refashion the messag

and germany's chancellor angela merkel worked closely with french president emmanuel mccrone in order to forge the steel merkel said that she was very relieved and described the deal as a good signal she talked about how the leaders work their way toward an agreement. scott trog there were questions on covenants for example questions as to how the member states can actually very fine whether this money is well spent in the beginning i thought well can actually do that can these different viewpoints be bridged and then one worked on this for days with great intensity and a lot of creativity and we were able to do that it was possible and i think that this means we can be encouraged we can be hopeful that this next stage for you have to be something that we can. actually get together while the german chancellor speaking a short while ago let's go straight now to correspondent marina strauss who is standing by with the view from brussels so walk us through the details sara leaders agreed to hand out 390000000000 euro so money that doesn't have to be paid back instead of the 500000000000

and it's not just tributes president mccrone has already promised $8000000000.00 euros to fund pay rises for existing nurses and care workers and to hire more. but that's too little too late for the thousands of protesters a few kilometers away many health workers are angry that it took a pandemic to draw attention to years of cost cuts that have put health services under pressure. i did 1st of all we're not heroes we save lives this day is honoring the military. because i no longer have confidence not in my country not in my president not in my government not in justice she sees. the cry of alarm has been sounded emergency rooms and other medical departments with some closing maternity wards are closing although we need them. normally crowds would fill the streets to watch the official celebrations but members of the public were not allowed to attend. instead family members of medical workers who died fighting the pandemic joined president mccrum to watch a smaller military display physically distance troops or face masks and that's one health measure the president wants to expand. the

reshuffled his cabinet bring in new ministers of the interior and vironment among others this comes after mccrone replace the country's popular prime minister on friday. geoffrey epstein's confidant elaine max all has been transferred to new york city to face sexual abuse charges she's due in court on friday prosecutors allege she helps the late finance you know groom girls as young as 14 to engage in sexual relations with him. accordant germany has ordered the lifting of coronavirus lockdown measures in the western district of goods as law their regional high court ruled that the restrictions were unlawful the district of more than 300000 people close its bars it has pools and other institutions following a severe outbreak of covert 19 at a local slaughterhouse international flights to and from kenya will resume at the start of august president hu kenyatta announced a phased reopening of the country after 4 months of coronavirus restrictions a nighttime curfew will remain in place for another 30 days. a 5 day lockdown has been reimposed on part of the list in northwestern spain following a rapid

his cabinet bringing in new ministers of the interior and environment among others this comes after mccrone replaced the country's popular prime minister edward philippe on friday geoffrey epstein's former confidant delaine maxwell has been transferred to new york city to face sexual abuse charges she's doing court on friday prosecutors allege she helped the late financier groom girls as young as 14 to engage in sexual relations with him. atlanta mayor keesha lance bottoms has tested positive for covert 19 the 50 year old democrat has been considered a possible running mate to presidential presidential candidate joe biden bottom's as criticized georgia's governor brian cam for not keeping lockdown measures in place long enough. brazilian media reporting that president jade bolton otto is root is showing symptoms of covert 19 has now been tested a 2nd time for the virus and resolves a jew on tuesday also not o. has repeatedly ignored health precautions such as wearing a mask or social distancing brazil as the world's 2nd hardest hit country by the pandemic after the u.s. a 5 day lockdown has

really care and so this whole thing is really flying apart and it seems like america and him on the mccrone who have really worked at this for 3 days and kept very close together and really try to pull the others along that they didn't have enough power or influence or enough could convince them to sort of get into the communal boat and say ok we either the road together or we seem to get that and it doesn't really bode well for the future so if we don't see a compromise tonight what's next another summit of course because giving up is not on the cards this has to be done in some way in one way or the other and so the german sources already talk about it next summit within 2 weeks time in early august and then they really have to crack it because failure is not an option. correspondent bob a visit in brussels thank you. syrians have gone to the polls to elect a new parliament election comes against a backdrop of civil war and ongoing economic crisis and the coronavirus pandemic it's the 3rd such vote since the conflict began in 2011 the poll was postponed twice because of the virus and syri

the whole thing may have been close mccrone says the deal they reached will help all 27 e.u. nations. i am convinced that there is a plan this budget resumed and you could have avoided economic and social challenges be able to move aging in our countries. it was a long fight 4 days of negotiations brought significant divisions to light but the deal stands and now everyone can go home. after war now we are joined by yanis a man you are lead to see is the director of studies at the european policy center think tank thank you so much for joining us this morning how groundbreaking is this deal for the e.u. . i think this is a very important deal it was a hard fought deal but it comes to one of the worst crisis which the european union asparagus states have ever seen were still the beginning of the code with 19 prizes you needed to have an agreement on the multi-channel financial framework you needed to have an agreement on the recovery fund in order to showcase that you are collectively able to deal with all of the multiple consequences of this crisis just imagine for a minute if

new, this morning, french president emmanuel mccrone named the new prime minister. mccrone is reshuffling the government to restart the economy after months of lockdown. the prime minister is jean castillo, previously recording the strategy. in france, the president is ahead of the state, but the prime minister runs the day-to- day government. >>> many police departments have few african-american police officers, and others an effort to change that. information from the justice department shows 90 percent of local police chief around the country were white. and 2016, only african-american since the death of orre calls f police departments to hire more minority officers, especially in african-someone that looks like me or looks like him, that knows the community -- >> if we want to change the community, how much money are we putting in recruitment? if it is $26,000, it's not enough. >> law enforcement experts say african-american candidates face challenges when they apply for police forces, including discrimination, background checks and, and nepotism in the hiring p

pray tribute to those who have been working on the front line during this crisis their president mccrone is being accused by his tricks of mishandling the crisis how much pressure is the president on or right now. while there is a lot of pressure on him i might call him in france now his approval ratings have gone slightly up but not much so not as much as you could see that in some other countries and he's trying to push for a new refresh impetus in his time during his time in power now 2 years ahead of the presidential elections he also recently junie shuffled his cabinet but that resurface hasn't gone down very well with everybody especially the appointment of justice minister. and interior minister domino his my report from paris. peace protesters are carrying gender equality some. they say the 2 recent appointments deal a death blow to the promise president in monaco made when he came to power 3 years ago. is accused of having raped a woman in 2009 disappointment is it insulting to all women who are victims of sexual violence and to promote it he has said many like being with search

fighting this pandemic a fight that isn't over yet in an interview to mark bastille day president mccrone said he wanted to extend some of the health measures. in the future i would like masks to be compulsory in all clothes public spaces we already do it on public transport and it works. normally thousands would crowd the streets to watch the celebrations but members of the public were not allowed to attend and the traditional parade was cancelled instead president micron oversaw a smaller military display among the guests of honor as were health ministers from nearby countries that took in more than 160 patients from overworked hospitals in france at the height of the coronavirus crisis germany's yen was joined by his counterparts from austria luxembourg and switzerland. this celebration like so many others around the globe was scaled down to respect health precautions but still filled with pomp and circumstance a homage to medical workers. they stood silent as a lengthy applause rang out over the plaster la concorde. have's the louvre new york has the met museums with world wide thing

president mccrone is chairing a meeting on the latest coronavirus measures, mask, testing, and border control on the agenda. france is reporting a rise inin cases asas people had offer ther holidays. more than 1000 you infections were recorded thursday alone, and a 66% rise in new gases over the last six weeks. palaceorter is at the were talks are taking place. >> two main issues on the table when the defense counsel meets, testing and border control. on testing, the government admits they have not achieved their target of 700,000 covid tests per week. they are hoping to announce they can get closer to the target. on the question a border control, the important thing to know is that the number of cases in france has been rising slowly but steadily in the past few weeks. yesterday, over 1000 new cases of covid-19 reported in france, partly because more people are traveling to france for their summer holidays. something likely to be considered today by the defense counsel is mandating pcr test, covid tests, already arriving into the country, 72 hours before they get here, to ensure they

bloc that don't need to be repaid the german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccrone have been trying to broker a compromise by offering e.u. countries a combination of loans and grants but even latest can't agree on how to do this. these compromises and i say this very clearly will not be made at the cost of european goals not out of principle but will be made because we are facing an unprecedented health economic and social crisis and because our countries need it european unity needs is the mission a fierce argument also erupted between the dutch prime minister mark rutte or and his hung garion counterpart viktor orban over whether money should be withheld from countries that fail to live up to the e.u.'s core values in recent years victor or bans governments been accused of attacks on the media minorities and the rule of law charges which he denies i don't know what is the person all reason for the dutch prime minister to me or hungary but he's attacking saul harshly and making very clear that because hungary in his opinion does not respect the rule of law must be

with the government the head of a rumored reshuffle expected in the coming days president money will mccrone a new team who would lead france's reconstruction he's trying to win back voters to his centrist party after a sizeable losses in last week's municipal elections and also to bolster his reelection bid but is evolving to chart a new course in the final 2 years of his presidency. donald trump's run into a hurdle in bringing american troops back from afghanistan the congress armed services committee has put a block on the withdrawal by approving a new amendment to the national defense bill it targets the troop administration's plan to a draw more than 4000 troops from afghanistan by this autumn or the move would reduce the number of troops to the lowest number since the start of the war in afghanistan back in 2001 but any american exit depends on the u.s. taliban peace process this is about american leadership we prevent terrorism we prevent a civil war in afghanistan and we also send a clear message of keeping our commitments this is an amendment is just basically an attempt to tie our

mccrone's, party had a disastrous round of local elections.is of this reshuffle? caroline: that's right. , wholy, after jean castex is quite right wing, in the rest of the government, macro needs a green card. we are thinking the former head of club 21 was one of the names, even for the prime minister role. women who could join the next government. this next government is going to be detailed over the next few hours. daysll happen the next few before the next technical team which happens on wednesday. clearly, we need a green card and a social card, according president macron. [inaudible] because of the pandemic also because of the retirement needing to be adjusted. and remember, the yellow vests protest a couple years ago are still on everyone's mind. macron needsnuel to think about the next presidential election, which is in 2022. by replacing his prime minister, he is trying to eliminate the as they wereal coming increasingly popular. guy: historically, that has not work. historically, you kick out a prime minister, particularly a popular o

cabinet bringing in new ministers of the interior and environment among other groups this comes after mccrone replaced the country's popular prime minister felipe on friday geoffrey epstein's former confidant just plain maxwell has been transferred to new york city to face sexual abuse charges she is due in court on friday prosecutors allege that she helped the late financier groom girls as young as 14 to engage in sexual relations with him a court in germany has ordered the lifting of coronavirus to walk down measures in the western district of his loan the regional high court ruled that the restrictions were unlawful the district of more than 300000 people closed its bars theaters pools and other institutions following a severe outbreak of closed 19 at the local tourney's slaughterhouse. a 5 day lockdown has been reimposed on parts of delete seen in north western spain following a surge in corona virus infections it's the country's 2nd local lockdown after catalonia placed one of its just drinks under restrictions over the weekend authorities in leeds you have traced the new outbreak to bar

french president emmanuel mccrone who helped to pull the deal across the finish line along with german chancellor angela merkel called the deal truly historic. to simply put us we have put in place a capacity to borrow collectively to put in place a collective recovery plan for the 1st time the objective which we arrived at was a package of 750000000000 euros in total we ended up by having everyone's agreement as chancellor merkel has said for $390000000000.00 euros worth of grants but this is a substantial package which will enable each country to finance a good part of their national plans i wouldn't want to go into this will be we have a great responsibility with 200000000000 euros we have the possibility to strongly relaunch italy to change the pace of the country now we must hurry i must use this money for investments for structural reforms we must begin that the economic growth for sustainable development that we have been pursuing for years without ever achieving it at least not with the timing it was not easy that we needed so many days shows that we came from different directi

independence european taxes abandonment for agriculture colossal financial commitment of the country mccrone has given into everything contribution discounts to tight fisted countries spending controls the reduction in the amount of the recovery plan etc spare us the propaganda the brussels summit also saw leaders agree on a 7 year budget for the block worth $1.00 trillion u.s. dollars on top of that $857000000000.00 u.s. dollars was earmarked for the covert recovery plan and the pilot journalist lucre bay and sunday telegraph columnist and elizabeth were to share with us their views on the deal. for once they're out there on the same wavelength i mean the less militant more and more independent right they both criticise with the same arguments that kind of michael mcconnell wanted some food to be one of the european leaders to be read leader with mrs merkel really wants to have an international stature and walk for how francis dealt with the coronavirus crisis i would be proud and also from to come out of the speech. in deep trouble and falter which is just french politics they are mean the

after a very long session we have reached a good conclusion and i'm very happy about that emmanuel mccrone the french president and i are sitting with you here today and we can say that between 18th of may our joint initiative on the 21st of july we have covered an important distance in which europe has shown that it is prepared to go in new ways in a very special situation. i believe that is necessary extraordinary events and in this case that's the pandemic that has reached a school demands extraordinary new methods. and this was in. the german chancellor speaking earlier let's go straight to correspondent maria strauss who is standing by in brussels marina walk us through the details. leaders agreed to hand out 390000000000 euro grants that is a less than the 500000000000 yours that were originally proposed by you council president sharma shell instead but the overall funds will remain 750000000000 euro so there's also a certain amount of loans included here so it is the 1st time in history that the e.u. takes up mutual ised that there was a huge taboo before that so this is really a bi

between the 2 men may remain despite that and underlying problems that haven't gone away macklin mccrone say the e.u. works. after a very long session we have reached a good conclusion and i am very happy about that they're all. europe has shown that it is prepared to take new paths in what is a very special situation i believe that is necessary extraordinary events and in this case that's the pandemic that has reached us all demand extraordinary new methods already. the whole thing may have been close but macro says the deal they reached will help all 27 e.u. nations. i am convinced that if you can this budget to resign you but i don't know if you think and if you didn't challenge your help you are not going to chase. it was a long fight 4 days of negotiations brought significant divisions to light but the deal stands and now everyone can go home to democrats one of my nostrils is certainly not going home any time soon she joins me from brussels with more marina a face to banking french president heated arguments even a walkout a tumultuous few days to get this deal. here as is the 1st

the government's handling of the coronavirus their lines what she says the failings of president mccrone and his government and accuses them of deliberately lying to the public is all powers correspondent shell of the been sick. emmanuel marc bolan adding the french government are again under pressure this time it's over the initial response to the code 19 crisis the backlash has already seen several more seats and even of all the men treating firey now the leader of the national rally marking the pen has waded in to the debate about this work i realize that the new government is in process of repeating more or less the same mistakes as the previous one even though dozens of other countries are seeing a substantial increase in coronavirus cases and that a new territory hospitals are putting in terms of kid missions for people coming or returning from abroad in this book the coronavirus book from fiasco to a place the party claims presidents have raised 1st there's the wearing of face mosques it points out the when the look down was announced stocks of mosques were taken by the government

much of this is about that ecb with news in france as mccrone shuffles up the cabinet.tse 100, one of the weaker regions, down 1.5%. one of the big losers in all european stocks today was rolls-royce, down 10%. may need more fundraising. it shows how weaker balance sheet is and liquidity situation , the dax is lower today. here in the sector red except for travel and leisure. they are introducing air bridges, you can travel to the u.k. without having to quarantine for 14 days. that's going to be a big boon for some of these situations. basic resources, oil is lower today. when you look at this, it's a value and momentum play. technology is not falling as much as the rest. it's huge play in the u.s. with the nasdaq closing at a record high. when we look at a weekly review, everything is read today. on the week, most of these are higher. the europe stoxx 600 is higher by 1%. global equities are headed for their best week in a month. the dax is up 3.5%. the only region not up is the u.k., disciplined for people who are gearing up for super saturday and the reopening of pub

centrist party lost in last week's municipal elections and also to bolster to his re-election bid mccrone is also vying to chart a new course as he put it in the final 2 years of his presidency. donald trump's run into a hurdle in bringing american troops back from afghanistan the congress armed services committee has now put a block of the withdrawal by approving a new amendment to the national defense build it targets the trumpet ministrations almost final decision to withdraw more than 4000 troops from afghanistan this coming autumn the move would reduce the number of troops than to the lowest number since the start of the war in afghanistan way back in 2001 but any american exit also depends on the us taliban peace process to. this is about american leadership we prevent terrorism we prevent a civil war in afghanistan and we also send a clear message of keeping our commitments this is an amendment is just basically an attempt to tie our hands and limit our united states' ability to respond to threats around the world we clearly need more oversight over what the president is doing in a

were in a conflict with the from germany to big countries in the world dramatic moments when manuel mccrone was already starting his plane in the last couple of days pretending that he was going to leave but he wasn't at that. the moment so there was a lot of drama in this summit but as i said it was so important for the 27 countries of the e.u. to make this deal there was also a compromise on the rule of law agreements as you heard in the press conference hungry and poland was very much against a tightening of this money to the country's rule of law and also to smaller countries that were protesting against it they wanted 8 me to prove that they have this rule of law before they get any money and then they were referring to poland and hungary so they made a compromise on that but as 4 we shall in the press conference that he was still very pleased with the outcome and all the details will make that clear so it's a historic moment here and a historic outcome of this summit a step as you say it's definitely compromise and sandwich a country is still a very unhappy about this idea of shared d

new prime minister and cabinet although poll suggests the people have more time for phillipe than mccrone with clear blue water between their approval ratings last month french journalist and sunday telegraph called mr and lives with the table leaves the president might have seen felipe popularity here is something of a threat than it is a few i don't think anybody can prove that she didn't show to do his best and some of his best in this crisis where everything was new might not have been good enough and i don't know the details but i can see it being greedy trouble right now i mean because they are leaving. and the gossip i hear is that. he didn't necessarily want to go there was a kind of miscalculation and the president gave. orations during the qubit crisis and people just thought these were obviously not very interesting and meanwhile. who were giving results and getting it by now and the questions and it coalesced in the mind of people not he was somebody who was competent you were somebody who was not above himself and the impression was good and the result is that 2 years from th

bloc that don't need to be repaid the german chancellor angela merkel and french president to manual mccrone have been trying to broker a compromise by offering e.u. countries a combination of loans and grants but the latest can't agree on how to do this. these compromises and i say this very clearly will not be made at the cost of the european goals not out of principle but will be made because we are facing an unprecedented health economic and social crisis and because our countries need it european unity needs it a fierce argument also erupted between the dutch prime minister mark rutte or at his hung garion counterpart viktor orban over whether money should be withheld from countries that fail to live up to the e.u.'s core values in recent years victor or bans governments been accused of attacks on the media minorities and the rule of law charges which he denies i don't know what is the person lol reason for the dutch prime minister to hate me or hungary but he's attacking saul harshly. and making very clear that because. does not respect the rule of law must be punished. which is not ac

come weeks after negotiations between the french government and representatives president emanuel mccrone is expected to announce measures next week. and with more cities calling off 4th of july fireworks shows due to the pandemic there is growing concern americans will set off their own fireworks at home in fact nationwide sales of consumer fireworks have skyrocketed this year resulting in a higher number of fireworks related injuries the consumer product safety commission is working on ways to better inform the public about the risks involved . while bitcoin goes dormant and soda with cash as more and more consumers move into what happens with the site during the pandemic we're going to discuss that and over at the 4th h.q. regina hampshire that's how soccer fans are getting creative to take part in. their favorite sport and make sure you keep up with all the latest news and anything you might have missed by downloading our brand new free app portable t.v. you can catch their 24 seventh's will be right back. i like it when the hosts ask a question for the guests and then i actually list