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ryanair�*s boss, michael 0'leary, says the diversion of one of his aircraft to belarus last month — allowing french court has ordered ikea to pay a fine of one million euros — that's more than £850,000 — after the swedish furniture chain was found guilty of spying on staff in france. among the 15 people on trial were police officers, store managers, and the former ceo of ikea france, who was given a two—year suspended prison sentence and a 50,000 euro fine. in the last few days the skies over south west england have been buzzing with the comings and goings of global leaders in cornwall for the g7 summit. but there's been one foreign visitor who was not on the guest list — but is welcome nonetheless. jon kay reports. well, it's not a plane, but what kind of bird is it, high above the isles of scilly? some thought it was an eagle, an osprey, maybe a stork. i mean, ijust of glanced up and thought, "oh, that's an egyptian vulture up there..." it was will wagstaff, taking visitors on a wildlife tour, who then spotted the bird in a pine tree on the island of tresco, more than 2,000 miles from home

michael 0'leary, the boss of ryanair, said the uk's traffic light system has been a complete shambleser borisjohnson to explain the scientific basis behind this system that the government seem to make up as they go along. one of the leading uk tour operators, jet2 also want more clarity. i thinkjust a bit more transparency would help as to how they have reached their data web decision as to what destinations should be in and which you shouldn't. so you feel the government isn't being transparent with you and the rest of the industry? to put it bluntly, no. i don't understand the rationale behind some of the decisions. majorca, a british holiday favourite for decades, is one of the key destinations that tourism bosses want opened. they say infection rates are low, 400,000 germans went there last month but it is in the uk amber return and testing. the government has said that it cannot comment on the legal challenge, but that their decisions on the green list are made on numerous health factors. this morning one minister gave hope on forthcoming changes, allowing double vaccinated tirri

the boss of ryanair, michael o'leary, has been scathing in its criticism of the government's travel policyemnation across the travel industry following the decision to switch portugal from the green list to amber. but the government insists people should not be travelling to destinations on either the amber or the red lists. the deep blues of greece's islands, the mediterranean coves in spain and the mediterranean coves in spain and the sun—drenched beaches of portugal, all now on the amber list, legal to go to bat against government advice. there were few passengers heading out this morning from gatwick. i passengers heading out this morning from gatwick— from gatwick. i 'ust think they should make _ from gatwick. i 'ust think they should make it _ from gatwick. i just think they should make it red _ from gatwick. i just think they should make it red or - from gatwick. i just think they should make it red or green, l from gatwick. i just think they i should make it red or green, you should make it red or green, you should go or you cannot. to should make it red or green, you should go or

appeared in a tokyo court for the first time, for allegedly helping former nissan boss carlos ghosn to flee japan. michael our business reporter, mariko 0i is following the story. they have appeared in a tokyo court and both of them have admitted that they legally helped carlos ghosn escape japan. who can really forget that dramatic escape at the end of 2019. just as we were all getting ready to celebrate the new year, the news of carlos ghosn�*s escape came in, hidden in a box, if you remember, and on a private jet before reaching his childhood home, which is lebanon, which doesn't have an extradition treaty with japan. he was of course awaiting trial on charges of financial misconduct, including understating his compensation in nissan's financial statements as well as enriching himself at his employees' expense. carlos ghosn denies any wrongdoing and claims he had to escape japan because he argues that he would have faced an unfair trial. but left behind injapan was his colleague greg kelly who is still facing trial and aside from this father and son, us army special forces veteran michael taylor and hi

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the boss of ryanair michael 0'leary has again denounced the uk government's foreign travel policy.decision to switch portugal from the green list to the amber. but the government insists its position remains clear and people should not be travelling to destinations on either the amber or red lists. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies reports. the deep blues of greece's islands, the mediterranean coves in spain and the sun—drenched beaches of portugal — all now on the amber list, legal to go to, but against government advice. there were few passengers heading out this morning from gatwick. i just think they should've made it red or green, you know, you can either go or you can't. well, to be fair, i haven't seen my family for a while, so i would be going anyway regardless. psychologically i really feel like i need to go. i gatwick is very quiet today. there were only around 60 flights in or out. the industry had never thought it was going to reach 2019 passenger levels. many people will choose to stay in the uk this year, but it also hadn't predicted there would be so few co

boss carlos goen fleet japan. while our own bail in 2019 for special forces better and michael taylor and his son peter face up to 3 years in jail for bungling, going on to a private plane known as wanted in japan for fraud. no, we don't want well, the 1st time in 12 years is really have a new prime minister who is not been mean nothing, no former allies nestali bennett takes over as head of new coalition government narrowly approved by lawmakers. he's even more to the right than us on yahoo, but process israelis, a press start after 2 years of political stalemate, the on the streets of television celebrations to mark the end of an era and the dawn of a new one. after a frantic round of deal making the increasingly unpopular prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been pushed from power by an unlikely alliance. i celebrate i me and my friends who are celebrating the new government because if something new, something fresh, good for you. and all the sides of the country, i mean the right side, the left side, not only side, i think it's a dream of every child. netanyahu is replaced by enough, tallied bennett, who is

michael's conservative party. he's very comfortable putting the blame on him, saying that the boss in the financial, what stock suit is, acted swift more decisively and faster, much earlier. and that it was all up to him at the same time. the finding was also that there was a political network that was supported the wire card at the very least tolerated wire card when it was way beyond the point of being rescued. so no direct blame found some heads rolled in the fire by fun. be fun. what's dog? but the blame being distributed along those policy lines as could be expected, as we're heading to general elections in september here in germany. mccain a chief political a thank you and football organizes of the european championships have refused to request to light up unix, rain unix stadium with rainbow colors and germany play the final group game there on wednesday you. i refused your request because of what it called. it's a political context. pictures of the leon serina from january, decked out in rainbow colors in memory of the gay men and women killed in the holocaust. this week unix may i wrote a letter to you way

never really worked into the sides and holding the field is like michael carrick and and hungry whenever he used to their full potential bosses that changing, they finally have the midfield mix to unlock the fences, but also bring that necessary workforce mentality and stability youngsters like phil photon and jack really provide that necessary spock while holding plays like halbens phillips and decor and rice can do all that does. he was with this sort of personnel. southgate can finally field a creative silence. commit filtering. for a long time, england's worst nightmare was a penalty shoes out. and too many hop rates had scarred, defend, and the thieves but also that she had victory against columbia in 2018 woke up. the monkey is now well in truly of that back. almost the same as the support that i used to read match is going to penalties the ones that cause was broken. and moscow, i felt a sense of believe 3 on was i may have even shed a tear with southgate has put a lot of effort into preparing this team, working on real life, preston situations and training, and also trying to improve and play as mental health with thi

wray who is a holdover from the trump administration, merrick garland, who is his boss, how do they deal with what michael referred to, which is a total fatigue of all those issues and also not just say, well, i guess we'll go back to pre-trump normal as if that stuff didn't happen because that's a balancing act that's tricky for restoring independence there. >> well, one of the ways that can be done is by answering directly questions about january 6th. we did hear the director call it extremist violence. more than 100 officers were injured. there have been more than 500 arrests, and the fbi director said we can expect more serious charges to be announced. but this gets to the heart of are we living in a revisionist history or can we look squarely at what happened in the past year and the years preceding that because there is real questions that democrats were asking about regarding president trump's behavior, his words and what led to the attack on the capitol on january 6th. now, the fbi director wouldn't go with what the democrats wanted to do and call the riot an insurrection. but these labels are imp

boss carlos bone free japan. while out on bail in $21900.00, the former special forces veteran michael taylor and his son peter faced up to 3 years in jail for smuggling going onto a private plane. go and is wanted in japan for fraud. a law aim that cause in greenhouse gas emissions in switzerland has been narrowly defeated off to 51 percent of voters rejected it. legislation was designed to help the country meet its parents climate agreement targets. it would have increased a surcharge on caulfield and imposed a levy on flight tickets. tens of thousands of right wing places have marched into madrid to denounce the spanish government plans to pardon a dozen catholic leaders. they were jailed for their roles in b. 2017 failed independence, that the prostate took place at a central square that has become a regular spot for right wing demonstration, disruption and innovation. that's the focus of this is d w global media for him. a message from the german chancellor and get a medical and an address from the man hoping to the theater as chancellor. the cds candidate in lasha kicked off the to day international conference

to americans pleaded guilty to helping former nissan boss carlos gone fleet japan while out on bail and 2019 former special forces better in michael taylor and his son peter face up to 3 years in jail for smuggling going on to a private plane and is wanted in japan for fraud, a law aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions in switzerland has been narrowly defeated after 51 percent of voters rejected it. the legislation which was designed to help the country meet its paris climate agreement targets would have increased a surcharge on car fuel and imposed to levy on flight tickets and tens of thousands of right wing protestors have marched in madrid to denounced spanish government plans to pardon a dozen cadillac leaders, they were jailed for the roles in the 2017 failed independence bid. protest took place at the central square that has become a symbol for right wing demonstration. show these really parliament has nearly approved a new government putting an end to benjamin netanyahu. is record 12 years as prime minister. he'll be replaced by former line of tale bennett, who's even more to the right than nothing yahoo! but bennett i

to americans pleaded guilty to hoping former nissan boss carlos goen, flea japan while out on bail in 2019 for special forces better. and michael taylor and his son peter face up to 3 years in jail for smuggling going on a onto a private plane. going as wanted in japan for fraud law aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions in switzerland has been narrowly defeated after 51 percent of voters rejected the legislation, which was designed to help the country made its paris climate agreement. targets would have increased the surcharge on car fuel imposed the levy on flight tickets. tens of thousands of rifling, protesters have marched in madrid to denounce spanish government plans to pardon a dozen cadillac leaders. they were jailed at for their roles and the 2017 failed independence bid protest took place at the central square that has become a symbol for bright ling demonstrations. us present, joe biden. we'll meet today in brussels with nathan leaders after wrapping up the g 7 summit over the weekend during 3 days of talk biden. and the other g. 7 leaders addressed some of the world's biggest challenges, including the pandemic a

boss carlos a goen fleet, japan. while he was on battle in 2019 special forces, a veteran michael taylor and his son peter face up to 3 years in jail for smuggling was to go on to a private place to go and is still wanted in japan for fraud, for which the judge a gunman in italy has killed 2 children and an elderly man in a town near rome. in fact, was later found dead in the nearby house. an apparent suicide. local say was known to be mentally unstable, had threatened to kill legends before using extremely wrapped in italy. switzerland has naturally rejected a new law aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions. 51 percent of voters voted against the legislation and designed to help the country meet its powers climate agreement targets. it would have increased a surcharge on car fuel and imposed a levy on flight tickets. for the 1st time in 12 years, israelis have a prime minister who is not benjamin netanyahu. lawmakers not only approved a new coalition government led by former netanyahu allied nestali bennett, even further to the right than mister netanyahu and promising a fresh start of to 2 years of political sty

michael cohen. everyone said that man would never flip on his boss, right?id he is so loyal, he will never turn against him, but when you are facing serious prison time sometimes your incentives change. remember all the investigation we saw, all the reporting about the taxi medallion scheme with michael cohen. the whole idea is that prosecutors use shady personal finances to squeeze someone enough to say we know you have all of this going on here, help us out, maybe we make all of that go away. do we know that that's what's happening with weisselberg? we do not. we don't know what we don't know. but the question is whether they can use something as leverage to make weisselberg feel like he has no other choice here. as kara also pointed out we know trump does not use email and this case may come down to his state of mind, his intent. weisselberg is someone who can speak to that. one data point that is interesting that went along with your reporting is we know weisselberg is still going into work every day, he's going at the same time that trump is there. are

michael 0�*leary, the boss of ryanair, said the uk�*s traffic light system has been a complete shamblesstry? to put it bluntly, no. i don�*t understand the rationale behind some of the decisions. majorca, a british holiday favourite for decades, is one of the key destinations that tourism bosses want opened. they say infection rates are low, 400,000 germans went there last month but it is in the uk amber list meaning quarantining on return and testing. demand is there. with infection rates of 33 in 100,000 there is no scientific reason this should not be travel for many british customers who want to meet friends and family. the government has said that it cannot comment on the legal challenge, but that their decisions on the green list are made on numerous health factors. this morning one minister gave hope on forthcoming changes, allowing double vaccinated tourists to travel is being considered, if the uk doesn�*t want to get left behind by countries that are adopting a two jab approach. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. humid air remains over southern and e

americans repeated guilty to helping the foreman, nissan boss carlos going free japan while out on bail in 2019 for special forces veteran michael taylor and his son peter faced up to 3 years in jail for muslim going onto a private pain. good is wanted in japan for fraud and same of thousands of bright been places have marched into madrid to denounce the spanish government plan to pod and a dozen cadillac div as they were jailed for their roles. in the 2017 failed independence fit, not the protest place at a central square that's become a regular spot for rights being demonstrations. for the 1st time in 12 years, israelis have a prime minister who is not benjamin netanyahu. now the former ally, his former light, and i tell you, bennett takes over as head of a new coalition government that is narrowly approved by all makers. he's even more to the right than if yahoo but promises israelis a fresh start off the 2 years of political families. the on the streets of tel aviv celebration to mark the end of an era and the dawn of a new one. after a frantic round of deal making the increasingly unpopular prime minister benjamin netanyahu

the way michael cohen described it, donald trump has learned how to operate like a mob boss.ry careful to avoid saying things that can bring a case back to him. he uses innuendo and says you know what i want to happen after expressing it. that creates challenges in proving he had the requisite criminal intent. if prosecutors identify donald trump as individual one who cooperated and directed the stormy daniels matter, then i agree with richard it seems they have sufficient evidence to charge him. i think more charges are possible >> mr. weisselberg and calamari should note donald trump will not go down for them. they might consider whether they want to go down for him and his family. >>> with charges expected tomorrow, the procuter also smash the mirrors. the reality behind trump's being by the business man next on "the reidout." raise the jar to all five layers. raise the jar to the best gelato... you've ever tasted. talenti. raise the jar. (realtor) the previous owners left in a hurry, so the house comes with everything you see. . follow me. ♪ (realtor) so, any questions? (

michael was on his tutor? frantically this week will now be off to jail. to spend the 1st of the next month behind boss still ahead. europe a lawmakers push for sanctions against fella roost over the diversion of a ryan or a plane. there also pointing the finger a thrush more in that office. i joined me every 1st day on the alex summon show when i was speaking to get from the world, the politics, sport, business, and show business. i'll see you then. me. driven by drink shaped by those with me in the me there's thing we dare to ask. we're here in saint petersburg at the international economic form. and the topic of our program is the global economy. how is it changed since coven, for the winter, for the loses? what are the challenges? and what are the opportunities the welcome back. the european parliament has passed a resolution calling for further sanctions on beller bruce over the recent diversion of a civilian aircraft from your space. the document also calls for measures against russia for supporting minced the european parliament reminds president putin of the consequences of further supporting t

slapped, present moscow and assaulted him while michael was on his 2 front silly this week will now be off to jail. to spend the 1st of the next month behind boss european parliament has passed a resolution calling for further sanctions on beller roofs over the recent diversion of a civilian aircraft from the european union aerospace. the document also calls for measures against russia for supporting mints. european parliament reminds president putin of the consequences of further supporting the regime of alexander lucas shanker, highlights in this context, the importance of introducing further sanctions against the russian federation for its role in supporting the by the russian regime. the european parliament called for an urgent investigation into this unprecedented act of state terrorism against the e. you registered civilian aircraft. such an investigation should explore the possibility that russian nationals played a part in the terrorist acts perpetrated by the bell of our son regime. now assured recap of what happened on may 23rd rianne air flight from grease till it away. and he was forced to make an emergency landing in bel roofs over

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president moscow and assaulted him while michael was on his 2 front silly this week, will now be off to jail. to spend the 1st of the next 4 months behind boss still ahead in the program, european law makers push for sanctions against spell the roofs over the diversion of a re en airplane. and they're also pointing the finger at russia for on that after the break. ah ah ah ah ah, i use the here was our annual summer solution where we know not oh no problem. what on the solution the the news ah welcome back to the program. now the european parliament has passed a resolution calling for further sanctions on bella. ruth, over a recent diversion of civilian aircraft from european union airspace. the document also calls for measures against russia for supporting minsk in the matter. the european parliament reminds president putin of the consequences of further supporting the regime of alexander lucas shanker, highlights in this context, the importance of introducing further sanctions against the russian federation for its role in supporting the by the russian regime. the european parliament calls for an urgent investigation into this unprecedente

michael was on his tutor from the city. this week will now be off to jail, to spend the 1st of the next 4 month behind boss. still ahead in the program, european lawmakers push for sanctions against fellow roost over the diversion of a ryan or a plane. they're also pointing the finger up russia more often than the progress driven by a dreamer shaped by the control center. those in me dares thing we dare to ask in here was our annual summer solution where we know not on the problem, but on the solution we're here in saint petersburg to get the international economic form. and the topic of our program is the global economy. how is it changed since coded for the winter, for the loses? what are the challenges and what are the opportunities the hello again, the european parliament has passed a resolution calling for further sanctions on beller bruce over the recent diversion of civilian aircraft from your space. the document also calls for measures against russia for supporting minsk the european parliament reminds president putin of the consequences of further supporting the regime of alexander lucas shanker, h

slapped, present moscow and assaulted him while michael was on his 2 front silly this week, will now be off to jail. to spend the 1st of the next month behind boss still ahead in the program. european lawmakers pushed for a sanctions against bella. ruth over the version of her ryan airplane, and they're also pointing the finger of russia. we're not under the break. oh, i use we're here in saint petersburg at the international economic form. and the topic of our program is the global economy. how is it changed since coven, for the winter, for the loses? what are the challenges and what are the opportunity? this is your media reflection of reality. the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation community. you going the right way or are you being direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend. the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows, use the 20 minutes into the program. welcome back. the european parliament has passed the resolution calling for further sanctions on balderas over the recent diversion of civilian aircraft from you or space. the document also calls for measures ag

slapped president moscow and assaulted him while michael was on his 2 front silly this week, will now be off to jail to spend the 1st of the next 4 months behind boss european parliament has passed a resolution calling for further sanctions on bella luce over the recent diversion of civilian aircraft from european union aerospace. the document also calls for measures against russia for supporting mints. the european parliament reminds president putin of the consequences of further supporting the regime of alexander lucas shanker, highlights in this context, the importance of introducing further sanctions against the russian federation for its role in supporting the by the russian regime. the european parliament calls for an urgent investigation into this unprecedented act of state terrorism against some e. u. registered civilian aircraft. such an investigation should explore the possibility that russian nationals played a part in the terrorist acts perpetrated by the bell russian regime. just a short recap of what happened on may 23rd, a re, an air flight from grease to lithia was forced to make an emergency landing in bell roofs over a bomb threat

slacks present moscow and assaulted him while michael was on his 2 front silly this week, will now be off the jail to spend the 1st of the next 4 month behind boss charlotte whiskey in paris. thank you. 9 years office severing ties with syria. saudi arabia is reportedly close to normalizing relations with the us government. according to reports in the region. the mood in the house of saud has changed and senior royals, including prince mohammed, ben feldman, and now willing to re engage with the president busha. alas, no deal has been confirmed, but there's plenty of work on going behind the scenes last month. saudi arabia's intelligence chief visited damascus and met with his counterpart the 1st time that's happened in a decade. and in turn, syria dispatched his 1st ministerial delegation to re add or we can now speak with a dollar our more allow me the saudi arabia permanent representative to the united nations in new york. it's great to have you with us on our international today. thank you. for joining us for the program, this all sounds very positive. saudi arabia reportedly close to normalizing relations with syria. can you confirm that? a

american father and son michael and peter taylor will appear in a tokyo court in about 20 minutes' time for the first time for allegedly helping former nissan bossm the us in march. let's go live to our asia business hub, where mariko 0i joins us. this will be fascinating. mariko, remind us about the saga? indeed, sally, who could forget the dramatic escape at the end of 2019 just as people in japan were really getting ready to celebrate the new year, the news of carlos ghosn's escape came in, hidden in a box and on a privatejet, before reaching his childhood home lebanon, which does not have an extradition treaty with japan. he was of course awaiting trial on charges of financial wrongdoing, including understating his compensation and migratory�*s financial statements as well as enriching himself at his employees's expense and he denies any wrongdoing and claims he had to escape fromjapan wrongdoing and claims he had to escape from japan because he would have faced an unfair trial —— nissan's financial statements. left behind was greg kelly who used to work for nissan alongside carlos ghosn and aside from this father and son, us army special fo

boss called scone free japan. while out on bail in 2019 for special forces veteran michael taylor and his son, peter faced up to 3 years in jail for muslim. going onto a private plane cone is wanted in japan for judge law aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions in switzerland. has been narrowly defeated off to 51 percent of voters rejected the legislation which was designed to help the country meet its parents. time is agreement targets would have increased a surcharge on call fuel and imposed a levy on flight tickets. and tens of thousands of rifling processes have marched into madrid to denounce the spanish government plan to pardon a dozen capital and leaders they were jailed for their roles. in the 2017 failed independence, but the prostate took place at a central way that has become a regular spot for right wing demonstrations. for the 1st time in 12 years, israelis have a prime minister who is not benjamin netanyahu. former ally, natalie bennett, takes over as a new coalition government narrowly approved by the lawmakers. he, he's even more to the right than this. and but promises israelis a fresh start o

the party bosses today are men with microphones, not individuals in fronts of whom you would have to scream to get an endorsement to run for office. >> correct, michael in public service, me and josh are in public service. you're in public service as a member of the media. we all have a choice to make. are we going to use this position, this precious time with this great honor we have to try to do something good or are we going to try to cannibalize the voting base? you see it in politics and in the media. those people are very unbecoming of the honor bestowed upon them. i know you and josh knows and we will look back with pride that we didn't sell out and used this precious time we have to be public servants to do the right thing. >> how refreshing that was. thank you both for being here. >> thanks. >>> let's see what you're saying on my twitter and facebook pages. this is from twitter. well, somebody in minnesota, what a sad commentary that is. i'm heartened by the fact 58 members sitting in the state of the union and not cheap shot. the flame throwers on the left and right accomplish nothing. you know i was making reference to marjorie taylor. wha

with mubarak, michael cohen said any indictment issued this week by the manhattan district attorney will be just the beginning of the story. >> all of the documentation refers back to the boss, more to him by name. if everything in everybody own knowledge the same thing that everything was done at the direction and for the benefit of donald j trump, including when it comes to the taxes, where i believe you will look to throw the accounting firm under the bus, they all are going to then have to come out and defend themselves leaving trump all by himself. and eventually, this is what's going to happen as a direct result of these indictments that are going to be coming out. >> joining us now, daniel alonso former federal prosecutor and former chief assistant district attorney of the manhattan district attorney's office a legal analyst also with us tim o brian, senior columnist for bloomberg opinion. here is the author of trump nation. he had the honor of being sued by donald trump, a lawsuit that o'brien won. how much time do you need to start with the politeness of manhattan district attorney's office now donald trump is accusing them of the worst thing you could think, of be

made, because the tourism bosses and transport industry don't feel like they are getting the necessary information on how these data and how these decisions are made. michaelternational travel. the government says it has supported the travel sector throughout this period, with funding, and cannot actually comment on any legal challenges that are ongoing at the moment. the images of danish footballer christian eriksen collapsed on the pitch at the euros last weekend after suffering a cardiac arrest, sent shockwaves around the world. tonight, denmark take to the field again, and thanks to the quick thinking of his team—mates and access to a defibrillator, eriksen is alive to cheer them on. his resuscitation has prompted calls for the life—saving equipment to be made available in more public spaces, as graham satchell reports. saturday afternoon, and the world stood still, praying for danish footballer christian eriksen. as players formed a protective ring, medical staff used a defibrillator to shock eriksen�*s heart back into action. it was absolutely shocking and it was upsetting to see. you still don't expect to see stuff like that on live tv. benjones was

boss. >> growing up with the family takes a toll. maria: that was the trailer for the many saints of newark, a prequel to hbo's the soprano. michael hours or so, really incredible. i can't wait for it. listen to talking sopranos and listen to the david chase interview. that's all a i have to say. maria: all right. quick break and then holding china accountable, wisconsin senator ron johnson is here to discuss covid-19, the origins and beijing's role in the pandemic and the media's censorship of it. it all starts next hour. "mornings with maria" is live on fox business. . maria: welcome back. good wednesday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is is wednesday, june 30th top stories right now 8:00 a.m. on the bn on the east coast, president trump, is headed to the texas border today, this as governor greg abbott is pledging to continue building a wall, pushing back against the biden administration open borders, markets this morning are little changed we have waiting on big economic data on this, the final day of the first half of 2021, the adp report out 15 minutes' time could be a market mover into number

made, because the tourism bosses and transport industry don't feel like they are getting the necessary information on how these data and how these decisions are made. michaelplans and family visits disrupted by the government's mismanagement of international travel. the government has said it has supported the travel sector throughout this period, with funding, and can't actually comment on any legal challenges that are ongoing at the moment. let's turn our attention to the americas. in brazil, indigenous groups have clashed with police during protests over a government bill to legalise mining and farming inside their reservations, which has until now been banned. indigenous leaders say it would also speed up the destruction of the amazon forest and other vulnerable environments. courtney bembridge has the story. bow and arrows on one side, riot shields and pepper spray on the other. several hundred indigenous brazilians gathered in brasilia on wednesday. they are protesting against the bill that would open up protected indigenous lands to commercial agriculture and mining, and they took their fight to the headquarters of the government's indigenous affair