mohamed of bloomberg opinion. that decision -- mohamed el-erian of bloomberg opinion.decision set one of the key discussions of the past week. tom: we could do another interview with mohamed el-erian on this. 1992, andns back to he mentioned ecuador. i cannot convey enough how the formulas of international distress 30 and 40 years ago are not true today. the financial structure of those countries is totally different than what we saw in the 1990's. as mohamed el-erian alluded to, there will be a huge mystery for the workouts going from the most troubled to the lesser trouble. imf andystery for the all of international banking. mohamed: a bit of up -- jonathan: a bit of a bounce to the premarket. we turn positive briefly on the s&p 500. now we are down just .1%. treasuries for mark, yields lower through much of the morning. up on the longe end of of the curve. down justar yield now four or five basis points. from new york city, alongside lisa abramowicz and tom keene, i'm jonathan ferro. bloomberg tving and listening to bloomberg radio. this is "bloomberg surveillance.

that my brother welcome mohamed up the law and engineer hakim. the 2 men want to plant trees to try to hold back the sand with the help of drums and i think you have 3 minutes the stage is the war is. over in the rubble but we're developing smart systems and bots capable of going to remote areas that are hard to reach by truck or on foot in order to plant seeds from the air. our projects sap smart agriculture pilot will be the 1st airborne system in the world and it'll be made in sudan. they will plant seeds of acacia trees. the t.v. show mash through our lousy young people to showcase their business ideas unlike similar shows in western countries mash roy ends to make a serious contribution to socio economic development. your presentation was comprehensive and speaks for itself. i congratulate you on your immense effort. it shows that for young people in sudan there are no limits to hope. and a. car to the capital of sudan it's been a year since mohammed and her team won 1st prize on mushroom why it brought them a 1000 euros a lot of attention a

exchanges, mohamed?e're going to speak with senator marco rubio coming up, and this past week he withdrawsically called for -- basically called for companies to be barred from american exchanges. he's pressing the white house to take a hard line as it ramps up pressure on china. you know that these companies do not follow sarbanes-oxley. they really get a pass. they've traded on the near stock exchange and nasdaq, and they don't have to tell us the true story of their quarterly earnings the way every other company does. should they be on these exchanges if they don't follow the rules of america? >> yeah, i think we've gotten to a point where we are saying enough is enough. enough is enough in terms of intellectual property theft, enough is enough in terms of an unequal, unlevel playing field in the way companies are created. and this is another enough is enough. and i i think that people have to realize that we have crossed that line, that the tolerance that the u.s. was showing earlier is gone. and for

this is the plantation of our own mohammed al hussein he moved here with his family 15 years ago. this is. 3 of the mongol. is the height of 4 to 5 meter is all of the 4 metre. by the sun. like the earth. maybe it is the may 30th certainly the. he also grows palm trees and has already lost $500.00 of them to the sand the rest will also soon be parent. at their heads hard to maintain them. it's hard to water them you need to use a lot of water for it to reach the roots at a depth of 3 metres. at some point you just feel desperate. and he's one of countless farmers have acted about 70 percent of our bill land in sudan is in danger of being swallowed up by the desert. and the region is frequently percent by sandstorms known as haboobs. fell and because. he was sure he. could true but. the fuss over. them about that well come on how many of the lao and engineer hakim. the 2 men want to plant trees to try to hold back the sand with the help of drs and i think you have 3 minutes the stages the ones. over the rubble but we're developing smart systems and bots capable of going to remote a

in 1979 shah mohammed to raise up octavia was overthrown by a revolution that put an end to a monarchy that was more than 2500 years old. shouted true nature i didn't believe it was an uprising at 1st. you know. that's 13 regimes for 1st gradually and then suddenly. the mistake was to want to do too much too fast mohamed raise our pocket he was the last shah of iran and a key figure in world politics during the 2nd half of the 20th century. and was the shiite ayatollah ruhollah mossad. khomeini became a beacon of resistance to the shops rule. dubai grew through the tissues the 2 of them were polar opposites both in terms of social image and personality by the bellshill they became very fierce antagonists absolutely when the shot developed. and almost of session with. their rivalry lasted almost a lifetime eventually the shah was defeated and with the ayatollahs victory came islamic fundamentalism a new challenge for world politics. in september 941 at the height of the 2nd world war the iranian parliament swore in 21 year old mohammed a raise of hostility as the country's new head of s

as mistake was to want to do too much too fast mohammed raise our pocket he was the last shah of iran and a key figure in world politics during the 2nd top of the 20th century. he's argemone and was the shiite i have told ruhollah khomeini who became a beacon of resistance to the shops rule. dubai grew through the tissue to 2 of the more polar opposites both in terms of social image and personality. i've been posing they became very fierce attack us up. when the shock developed. and almost of session with. their rivalry lasted almost a lifetime eventually the shah was defeated and with the ayatollah his victory came islamic fundamentalism a new challenge for world politics. in september 941 at the height of the 2nd world war the iranian parliament swore in 21 year old mohammed to raise our posterity as the country's new head of state. his father a razor sharp levy had declared iran neutral but make no secret of his sympathies with the nazi regime the allies demanded his abdication. since hitler's invasion of the soviet union in 1941 the british and americans had been transporting heav

mohamed would like to get married but feels he can't until he gets a job with a salary that can support a family. this is the tuition that will be hopeless. because they're going to have to respects human lives to be able. the family really was more from a big. as lebanon's middle class shrinks many here see nothing to aspire to except to leap. 76 anniversary off an attempt to assassinate has been commemorated was a swearing in of new armed services recruits in berlin in front of defense minister on a gate. on july 20th 944. led a group of officers who tries unsuccessfully to kill him with a brief. ceremony reminds members of the armed forces that their loyalty is to their country rather than to a particular leader is the german defense minister speaking in berlin. circus we will never forget it we will always have the courage to live democracy we will defend the rule of law will empower peace freedom and humaneness around the world for. these especially renew this promise here and now in commemoration of the men and women of the 29th of july 1944. this month 60. the united arab emirate

mohammed razor's father had prepared him for this moment from a young age his crown princess. it always had a special role among his siblings his father chose his son's playmates and sent him to an elite swiss boarding school to receive a western education. he also dictated who he would marry. the egyptian princess. a union that ultimately would end in divorce razor sharp wanted this arranged marriage between the 2 ruling families to strengthen the power of the past clubby dentistry in iraq. and he was of very very powerful charismatic figure who completely dominates the son's life. 300 kilometers southwest of the capital tehran lies the away says city of khomeini the youngest of 6 children ruhollah more savvy khomeini was born here in 1902 and a house on the outskirts of the city. his father was murdered when he was just 5 years old. the case was officially never solved but khomeini always held razor sharp responsible. until the end of his days at a law firm a new thought that there is a shop a surly have intervened to say the bear this was the bitterness lived in him because

mohamed moneer lecture in variety at the university of lancaster in johannesburg helen rees member of the strategic advisory group of experts on the covert $1000.00 vaccine and in hong kong john nicholls clinical professor in pathology at the university of hong kong a very warm welcome to all of you helen you are leading this vaccine trial in south africa how significant is the response that humans have had to the oxford vaccine. well in fact i'm not leading it. very involved in the vaccine approvals and the science of vaccine research going on in south africa but in terms of your question it's been very interesting to see that there's been a very positive response from communities to enrolling in the backs you channel for the oxford vaccine there are 3 sites recruiting and that want to enroll 2000 people including 50 people living with hiv infection and people are really chewing up to join the study now that's quite interesting in itself i was wondering how you do get people involved in a trial you know well south africa as perhaps a little bit unique in the sense that we've been gra

it was true for jesus and the prophet mohammed. were criticized for this by your neighbors and then by the villagers. >> yes, , yes, absbsolutely. those were my words. i called for peace. i called for peace and coexistence. that is the message of jesus chchrist. that is also the message of the holy prophet mohammed. we should all live together in harmony. i do wish to clarify that these women were settling a score. there was s a running feud that they had in my village. this man had previously consulted my daughters. -- insulted my daughters. these women insulted me, as well. i felt offended. the abuse had been going on for a year. and they used the drink of water as an excuse,, claiming i was forbidden to drink from the same cup as muslims, saying i was of last accusing me week, and d i was i incarcerater 10 years. by the grace of god, i have been acquitted and my name cleared. i cherish this freedom. i knew i had spoken the truth. i knew i had said nothing wrong. my faith was strong. i had done nothing wrong. i was convicted even

there is no question all of our conversations, including mohamed el-erian and jim paulsen have to be about what the bond yield signal. jonathan: it is not a huge move, but it is a break. it has been so sticky for the last several weeks, and we break lower by several basis points. yield, which real have moved aggressively lower. treasuries on the one hand, on the other, dollar-yen. morning, 1.06, they are not huge moves but we are starting to break down in a way that is maybe complementing the risk appetite elsewhere. tom: totally on the point of real yields yesterday. i do not think people understand there is the visible yield, and then there is the yield after you adjust for inflation. business has trouble getting done with those low real yields. jonathan: you take the nominal

britons liam fox and finally saudi arabia's mohammed al to a jury. whoever takes the hot seat will certainly have a big job on their hands. the 1st item on the agenda will be serving the organization's crucial dispute resolution system it has been paralyzed ever since the us blocked the appointment of new judges to its decision making court. the bigger picture will be adapting to the changing face of global trade. to china u.s. trade conflict as shine a light on u.s. grievances over how the w t o deals with china. the u.s. says the organization's rules for dealing with economy such as china's are out of date that's a view shared by both the e.u. and japan. now we can speak now to one of the candidates to be the next director general of the day when you take his or say our day joins in the studio mexico's nominee i suppose. that always here at the moment isn't in the healthiest of states it's been over sidelined in the u.s. china trade war its settlements body is impotent at the moment is the organization you helped set up 30 years ago unfit for the m

funds amount to $1800000000.00 a sum that scene is inadequate not only by recipients like yasser mohammed ali moore but by government officials last august they had requested $6000000000.00 more to help shore up sudan's struggling economy. was doing business with the. they. are the. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona update. covert 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will. introduce through the tax and weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like and the information on the crown of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at dot com the. science. is going to. monitor you know good day nothing could change you know the banks clean. and so was the language of a bank running. for speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. for minds like oh oh oh oh. gorgeous love. for the russian so. many different walks of life. some are. and oddly. all of them

mohamed: [ speaks indistinctly ] lemonis: nice to see you. mohamed: you're lebanese, i hear.ah, man. mohamed: i'm lebanese, as well. lemonis: yeah, that's why i came to the mediterranean truck. how much was it to do the whole thing? so, he invested 58,000 bucks. and you'll do... on a $58,000 investment? mohamed: you got to know what you're doing to get to get stuff like that. lemonis: he knows what he's doing. mohamed: well, then, yeah, yeah, yeah. lemonis: i think. [ laughter ] for every truck that we invest $50,000, i'm looking to do $300,000 in revenue, minimum, per truck per year. tad: okay. lemonis: i'm looking to start out with two trucks. if we assume that each of them will do $300,000 in sales per year, at a 70% gross margin, then we're looking at $600,000 in additional revenue and $420,000 in gross profit. take out the operating expenses -- around $10,000 per month, per truck, or $240,000 per year -- and we'll end up netting $180,000. that's almost double what tad did last year. and remember, that's just from two trucks. so, we want to think of concepts. tad: fair en

among the buried on that day in sana'a was mohammed al—kuhlani.eeks ago, we spoke to him and his friends as they worryingly followed the pandemic news. translation: if the virus reaches yemen, they won't be able to count the dead. yemenis mix a lot. we need to raise awareness. we need to teach people how to keep safe at home. the disease was already spreading silently throughout homes in yemen, including mohammed's. his family said his death was of a respiratory infection. it had all the hallmarks of coronavirus. now, we've learnt that mohammed's father and several members of the family have lost their lives with the same symptoms. this is his cousin days before he died. none of the deaths have been reported as coronavirus—related. six years of war has destroyed half of the country's health system in the conflict between the houthis and a saudi/uae—led coalition, supported by the uk and the us. i met dr ashwag on several milestones during the yemeni conflict, during the famine, cholera and now covid—i9. the suffering only gets worse, she says. tra

mohamed would like to get married but feels he can't until he gets a job with a salary that can support a family. this is the tuition that will be hopeless. because it's going to cost me about respects human lives to be able to live a bit the family and just have to be with my comedy because. as lebanon's middle class shrinks many here see nothing to aspire to except to lead. the united arab emirates has launched the arab world's 1st interplanetary mission the us i'm not. probe which means hope in english aims to orbit mas and provide the 1st complete picture of the red planet's atmosphere the launch has been for spoken to twice because of bad weather the orbiter blasted off from a small island in southern japan. is the 1st research probe sent by the united arab emirates to investigate other planets. after a roughly 7 month trip hope the set to reach mars unsettling to orbit. the hope mission and particular is going to study the martian atmosphere so it's going to study the lower middle and upper atmosphere on mars and it's going to try and understand how the gas escaped from more ice.

are alternatives so we can avail though i don't going into the human trial is there any evidence mohamed that in the rush to find a vaccine there's any evidence that safety trials have been by postell sped up. well the element that i am more worried about is because we are compressing 1015 years time into one year or so and there is unprecedented pressure on 2 scientific community for the pharmaceuticals and also for for the for the general public to apply on but one thing is pretty clear that the literature and the other regulatory authorities they have. hundreds of years of experience is all together to really set up a pipeline how the vaccine need to be assessed before it can roll out into the into the manufacturing and the scaling up so pretty confident that whatever the outcome of the vaccine would be that is depending on the nature of the vaccine but when it comes to the rules it would only be possible when we have really 15 minutes and all of the parameters that are required for the vaccines to be rolled out and that is the only one will be approved ok john do you share that confi

twenty saudi suspects going on trial in absentia including two former aides of the crown prince mohammed bin salman. thank you very much for joining us here on france twenty four first- fonts as a new prime minister junk aspects taking over from edouard philippe after he submitted his resignation to the president. got stacks was the man responsible for france's strategy existing the coronavirus lockdown his appointment confirms that president emmanuel maccoll is seeking to turn his- second offer from mandate into a completely diffeferent directio. but you don't have to be or will you be. today in addition to. all major decision. all of the french president it up a new state of the mandate is opening. la say last month at is largely marked by a new context. a context which is heavy thanks to the manage difficult because all. a context to defeat she'd. for more on the story here is from twenty four is not a massive reporting. the changing of the guard at the top of french politics france has a new prime minister but perhaps not many new policies. at his swearing in ceremony john test x. pr

described cannot be ruled out let's get some perspective on this story now we have viral or just dr mohamed more near with us from lancaster university in the u.k. dr munir thank you for joining us 1st of all what does this mean for us if this virus can spread through this airborne airborne route. yeah well if it isn't economics by the world health organization that this white house can transmit to other people through the airport that mean of massive chain you know where daily life which is already pretty much distorted that means that we probably have to move their face masks indoor we have to work really effectively on to the ventilation and conditioning because your circulation indoor would probably mean higher exposure to the virus and we also probably need to think about commuting maybe trains and the buses need to be traveling within those open and so on so once it is it in a nice message and use it acquired ok so we're talking about even more precautions here that says it's still emerging evidence behind the spend more than 200 international scientists are convinced that this is tru

lot more need to be generated what would be much more helpful in us at defining moving forward dr mohamed when you're from lancaster university with us thank you very much. let's check in now on some of the latest coronavirus developments the u.s. has reached another daily record of new corona virus infections with $60000.00 reported cases president trump has threatened to cut off federal funding to public schools that refused to reopen in the fall the u.k. government has unveiled a simulants package equivalent to $37000000000.00 to help the economy recover from the coronavirus lockdown the australian city of melbourne is heading back into lockdown for the next 6 weeks after a spike in corona virus cases officials in the state of victoria reported 130 feet for new infections on wednesday that's contrast with the rest of the country where the numbers have remained in single digits. normally an invisible line between a stray leaves to the most populous states now being controlled by police offices cars line up for i was at the border between victoria and new south wales after was closed for

among the buried on that day in sana'a was mohammed al—kuhlani.ks ago, we spoke to him and his friends as they worryingly followed the pandemic news. translation: if the virus reaches yemen, they won't be able to count the dead. yemenis mix a lot. we need to raise awareness. we need to teach people how to keep safe at home. the disease was already spreading silently throughout homes in yemen, including mohammed's. his family said his death was of a respiratory infection. it had all the hallmarks of coronavirus. now we learn that mohammed's father and several members of the family have lost their lives with the same symptoms. this is his cousin days before he died. none of the deaths have been reported as coronavirus—related. six years of war has destroyed half of the country's health system in the conflict between the houthis and a saudi—uae—led coalition supported by the uk and the us. i met dr ashwag on several milestones during the yemeni conflict, during the famine, cholera and now covid—19. the suffering only gets worse, she says. translation

or i will leave it there thanks so much mohammed out from nairobi. gunman in mexico killed at least 24 people and injured 7 others of a drug rehabilitation facility it's the 2nd such attack in the. north of the capital the area has become one of the main flashpoints of gang related violence that's something president under as my my luck was a bit of dollars off and promised to stop since he was elected in 2018 when you are paula has this update from the capitol on wednesday mexican president and this man to elope is over though to address the nation in a special speech commemorating the 1st 2 years since being elected mexico's president president lopez obrador it touted the successes of his administration in curbing back violence speaking to putting an end to a historical trend of homicides a success in ending massacres in mexico unfortunately as the president was giving that address there was word of 24 people who were killed and another 7 wounded in an attack by gunmen in the state of what i want to has really become the sort of epicenter for this

mohammed 1st of all why is the government making these changes now. you know it's actually the. needed of the mission. needed in sudan and it's part of the demands of the ousted president bashir in. 2000 mind because. the majority of the. 4 freedoms. especially you know the woman. from many districted knows that in the era of including the indecent this woman and other other parts in the. government is now demanding but all of the demands of the revolution it's been on the streets and you know that there were. protests nationwide protests in sudan in june. by ministers. to implement the demands of the revolution including the formation so this so permission to be go there because. many because of the all the. best and i know how to be adjusted with. clarity and that's all in the country and i will be down here it will have to be done in a very measured way if you're going to for example introduce alcohol for muslims it will have to be i suspect tightly regulated or tightly controlled. yes this is actually one of the one of the controversial things that within the laws i mean ame

and but one thing that i have to say you know turkish officials were not made to direct the naming mohammed bin sorry man the crown prince but they were they were hinting them in a very open way now we hear we don't hear people in tin mohamed been sent that much it seems turkey also will be patient especially through this trial and wants to wants to have justice on an international platform but the tension is still there. mike on a lower level system calls are joining us courts in istanbul for a moment thanks very much of course one of jamal covered the story from assembling the early days of the investigation he joins us now here on set good to have you with us and. with that when she day off today outside that concert in the weeks after the murder of jamal khashoggi now 18 months on what is this trial expected to achieve well in terms of actual delivering justice very little and that's just because of the fact that between turkey and saudi arabia there isn't any by law trucks tradition treaties there isn't any framework that with allow for you know those who are accused of his murder or w

western intelligence agencies the way we know how saudi operates particularly on the crown prince mohammed bin solomon. it is very difficult to see how something like this could have happened without at least his knowledge the fact that the recordings have somebody like soda pop bunny who is probably his or was at the time at least one of his closest advisors and somebody was with him constantly the fact the. you had madame out of the head of the hit squad somebody pictured traveling with the crown prince extensively for the months preceding the murders very evident that there is some sort of implication from the crown prince but it goes beyond that to the fact that what we've seen over these 18 months or is that a maybe here in lies the importance of this case is that as it struck dawn it's almost a return to normal there is in acceptance and a willingness there isn't that much outrage when people see the crown prince and other side your fish holes being welcomed in international events may be a resumption of some sort of a trial like we're seeing here in turkey well maybe you return that

mohamed thinks malaysia should not allow so many foreign workers. in the lockdown began. because. foreigners were the 1st to be stood down from construction sites shops office blocks and factories. to keep the. move to 4 years ago. so she could provide for her family. but. she found a cleaning job at a restaurant but her employer didn't want to apply and pay for a visa on her behalf. i mean. before the pandemic she was. moving on. to the. with the mega savings depleted rahima is now one of the many thousands of migrants starving across the city all the people in her housing block are also out of work she lives in this cramped space with 9 other. so. yes. some days 6 month old baby goes hungry we took a he took on how the having a monkey this was such cindy going to buy our own mom. maybe not the item number twos. keep the balloon buy out the. monkey. on the park in the kitchen and i must upon the city keep that he saw. what it sounded on less than that but believe me my lady saw. us market lucky that it up limited it down. to the heat of the sun because you me. but this malaysian

at the u.n., officials said evidence showed mohammed bin salman was likely involved in some way. what i do and is suggesesting the responsibilities of high-level officials may be engaged, and therefore is requiring further investigation. there are variety of reasons. the people directly implicated in thehe murder rereported to h. the conference denied direct involvement but did accept responsnsibility because the killing happened under his watch. justice convicted eight people, sentencing five to death. prosecutors let go the top advisors cited in the case, saying they liked evidence. those officials are among the 20 saudi's tried in absentia in turkey. people in the united states are preparing to mark independence day tomorrow. there has been another spike in the number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus. 55,5,000ay, more t than cases, a local record for the pandemic. towns and cities that is lockdowns have to re-impose restrictions, where it is now compulsory to wear a face mask. reporter: in texas, the number of new daily infections has hit 8000. evan and greg abbott, who p

defendants include this man who had moved tribe who frequently traveled with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin soma on the show she's murdered caused widespread revulsion around the world he'd been in self-imposed exile for around a year because he was afraid of being arrested if he returned home it formally been closed to the saudi royal family but in recent years became a vocal critic of the saudi crown prince some western governments and the cia said they believe muhammad bin solomon ordered the killing the kingdom denies that last december a saudi called sentenced 5 men today since 3 to jail after a long and secretive trial the un's special rapporteur extra judicial summary or arbitrary executions i can as kalama who completed a 6 month investigation into could show his murder said the saudi trial made a mockery of justice none of the guilty officially named last may who shows his sons said they forgave the murderers rights groups said the pardon had been forced on said it was another saudi example of a parody of justice turkey accuses the saudi government of obstructing the murder inv

iran is the hardest hit country anywhere in the middle east has no card to get paid leave out of mohammed one of the most important matters is that here is to medical recommendations and social distancing to limit the spread of the corona virus according to the ministry of health estimates 25000000 iranians have been infected with the coronavirus so far and we have lost about $14000.00 of them within $150.00 days. it is possible that 30 to 35000000 citizens are at risk to be affected in the coming period this means that the number of patients who will be hospitalized will double it is possible the virus will continue until march. well to put this in context johns hopkins university which is tracking the pandemic puts the number of cases globally at just over 40000000 and says iran has confirmed more than 271000 infections and nearly $14000.00 to correspondent joining us here on the news out of tehran zain how has mr rouhani arrived at these figures. peter we saw these numbers that he stated the 25000000 number during a meeting of his coronavirus task force this meeting comes on the day th