who need them the most live now to any barker who is following that story for us this half hour so neve is it beginning to look as if no one's going to blink 1st and say yeah we can all get go with this and get on to the same page. well i mean that's the hope. in the last 20 minutes or so the austrian chancellor suggested that he did feel that some progress was being made and the possibly by the end of the day this the 3rd day of talks they might well be in agreement but all of that is very much to be seen because of course the e.u. countries are divided between some of the biggest net contributors to the e.u. budget that include the likes of austria the netherlands sweden and denmark but it is the frugal 4 who are wary about this money being distributed in the form of grants that don't need to be repaid they're also deeply worried about huge borrowing from financial institutions in the e.u. some attempt to be made to reach a compromise with the frugal for as they're known to reduce the amount of money available in the form of these grants but sweden has hit back and said no it won't ev

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. >> he neve forgot where he came from. >> 50 years ago i was a page, right here. >> he just was alwaysfortable in his own skin, always felt like the luckiest guy in the world. >> reporter: two weeks ago kathie lee and regis and his wife joy shared a final meal. joy telling kathie lee -- >> the day that we came to have lunch with you, she said, was the last time i heard him laugh. >> reporter: sharing one more time. ♪ thanks for the memories ♪ >> reporter: the gift they shared with all of us. anne thompson, nbc news. >> what a terrific broadcaster he was. >>> up next, a final crossing and a lesson for us all >>> finally, tonight, we want to take you back to selma, alabama, where the body of congressman john lewis returned yesterday. the images speak to both his journey and the nation's on that bloody sunday 55 years ago it was a bridge too far, a climb too steep for john lewis and the other peaceful marchers that were caught in a vice of police brutality but on this sunday, yesterday, the road was clear for john lewis. atop a horse drawn caisson, he was carried across the edmund pettus

the sweater vest wasn't important clothing item until now the other colors to be seen like oh miss neves. the purest concrete building in berlin is home to catalina classes studio. before she creates her large artworks she designs a smaller model. currently she's working on her contribution to the helsinki b.n. dollar 2021 in finland. is the focal most horses made entirely out of wood and that's why i like to place a wooden structure in front of it at the moment i'm looking for something that has a kind of a 1st shape. so you see how i can use these models to try out different shapes with a minimal effort and can coat them and paint that distorts the canvas the surface of the painting creates cracks and gaps and it's these gaps in the painting that i'm especially interested in. there's also a model here of the current exhibition in berlin. in a glossy enjoys the fact that her artworks exist for a limited amount of time. it's been with us as i think this great beauty in the temporal limited existence and disappearance of the artworks which lingus and is a long process because it's an adve

be able to pull off and look down on the sun above the north pole and later on the southdo we have nevet before. we've never taken pictures from the north and south pole of the sun. rebea: today's images are a glance of what is to come. the hope is this mission will finally shed lightar on our st rebecca morelle, bbc news. katty: fabulous images. i know we have lot of random stories on the program. i love them. but this one we could resist. america's prisons, also the highest population in the world. what do those things, random animals and prisons, have in common? police inke florida lup this kangaroo after ty caught him walking the streets. i kangaroo was incarcerated in the wildlife and conservation commission will look after the animal while it is in jail. local newsideo showed police surrounding the kangaroo an putting it ia squad car. they could not explain wherem. t came fro is one of the many questions i have about this story. i'm not an expert, b even i know that kangaroos are not native to the sunshine state. hon the othd, it is narrator: funding for this presentation of this

george is taking his delivery eastwards to the neve 200 kilometers he and his truck have been dancing to the rhythm of the potholes as he puts it. down comes the only like we're dancing at a party because of the growth at work i was dancing at the we only become i guess that it does if we're out a little that's because that roads are so badly damaged down to do what i'm doing and that did nothing. most coastal residents make a living from salt production i've got but that that everywhere you look for salt even when the women you dig down into the ground they find sultan of oman about that but that. salt is one of the. and of all minerals found to an abundance it's an unlimited resource that helps people living on the coast to survive. because there's a lot of it doesn't mean it's easy to harvest. not it's the men who delegate and share out the work and it's us women who have to dig for the salt. that. we're told on your on the men avoid doing it themselves because it's hard work in the morning but no no don't you know work like there are you. know i mean also it's us women who have to

multi-billion dollar coronavirus recovery fund designed to pull europe out of its deepest recession in decades neve barker reports. out to $857000000000.00 the questions confounded e.u. leaders for days and deepened all divisions within the plonk it won't help nations notice the frugal for austria denmark sweden and another lin's the wealthy in.

america's biggest cities are being shut down amid a surge in cases nobody will be able to enter or to neve casablanca america's fairs and magnus more than 630 new cases were recorded on sunday one of the biggest daily rises so far. and in these while the smith is professor of emerging infectious diseases at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine she spoke to us about why there's been a recent spike in cases around the world it is not really a surprise some countries just opened too quickly. there's just starting to see the epidemic growing and so so we see a different picture but it is still the transmission intensity is still highest in a small number of countries kindly let an american have taken over even the us south african force. we're seeing a repertory surgeons and we know also see. a resurgence of cases in countries that were quite successful the beginning like it or like australia initially you know the virus is spreading mainly in old care homes in care homes in old age homes within hospitals but now we're seeing a shift in the epidemic and it's affecting more younge

correspondent: some fiscally conservative countries, including the neve -- the netherlands, worry aboutred debts. >> what is very important to us is the country's reform. if they want grants on top of loans, you have to nail down hard guarantees that reforms will be carried through. correspondent: the french president urged leaders to show solidarity. this very are at particular european summit, the first to be held physically since the start of the coronavirus crisis and one that will be entirely dedicated to the european recovery plan and the budget for the coming years. this is a moment of truth and ambition for europe. correspondent: macron says a failure by the eu to unite and help member states in a time of crisis could fuel anti-eu sentiment in the bloc and jeopardize the future. talks are expected to continue, but with so many differences and so much at stake, leaders may need even longer to reach a deal. coming up on the al jazeera newshour, 19 think the -- maintaining the rage in mali. the campaign to oust the president continues. changesrs against law allowing non-muslims to

hutchinson is hoping to get a laptop computer from the oakland unified school district for his daughter, neve it. she's about to enter the third grade at fruitvale elementary school and has a learning disability. >> my concern is that she may not be able to be well-equipped like the other kids. and i would like her to engage like the other kids would be able to and do it as a class, as a unit. >> reporter: he says he was unable to connect temporary computer from the district last spring because of physical disability made it too hard for him to stand in line. but he received word thursday the school does have a laptop for his daughter. >> until we actually see when manifested, i will just cross my fingers. >> reporter: with oakland school year starting with distance-learning in 11 days, on august 10th, the district announced the 25,000 laptops on order were delayed because of the pandemic and will be programmed and ready for students until september. >> oakland is one of the earliest starting districts for district our size and we are not prepared. so that makes it worse. >> reporter: chas ga

. >> my mother had a lot of sisters and brothers and nieces and neve fuphews and they would convergee in the bronx and that gave me whatever talk inging ability i had, if y didn't talk, you weren't going to get a word in edgewise. >> reporter: despite his parents large extended family, regis, francis, xavier philbin was an only child until he was in college, when his parents had another son. he graduated from notre dame with a sociology degree and served in the u.s. navy. >> that's wild to wear it like that. >> does it have any special significance? >> it is look a thing, man. that's his thing. >> i'm glad he finally got one. >> reporter: the bronx native eventually landed a spot as comedian joey bishop's sidekick on "the joey bishop show." the gig gave him access to the rat pack, hollywood's royalty in the late '60s. more co-hosting jobs and other television roles came along. he even shared the spotlight with his second wife joy who often filled in as co-host on his "live" show. philbin racked up some huge camera time morning and night. in 2011, he broke his own guinness world recor

s fear the government's making up its rules on mosques as it goes along neve barker al-jazeera london. barbara starr is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories including the news that the u.k. has banned the purchase of all new 5 g. equipment from the chinese from the hall way from december 31st by mr balls johnson has been under pressure from his own party and from the u.s. it was securely problems and obama says her boy. jumped into the stream and julian on global community this generation will have to create its own partner sleep with social media on and on line be part of the debate let me put some you keep coming steve you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic islands that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we all banks need to transform lives the way the kids human it business if we're going to adapt to climate breakout this street on out is there on the deserted streets of they've become familiar figures couriers on bicycles delivering food or medicine to lock down colombians most of them here are ven

member the challenges of course are huge but the question is all the insurmountable thank you for that neve baka with the latest sam on brakes in negotiations in london. the united nations is proposing an economic lifeline to people living in poverty during the coronavirus pandemic in a report it says they should urgently receive a basic income that would cost developing nations a total of 190 $9000000000.00 a month to pay for this the u.n. suggests a temporary debt freeze $432.00 nations then they can a use that money to combat the effects of call the $19.00 the un predicts this could potentially help 2700000000 people globally and it means they won't be forced to work and staying at home will reduce the risk of the virus the u.n. says a pandemic has been particularly devastating for poor communities want to talk to us about this is a kames time now who's an administrator at the united nations development program and joins us from new york thank you very much mr sign of for being with us on al-jazeera so you report the un d.p.i. report makes a case that a temporary basic income would help

prudent and it does no good to the american people to make a bloated false promise of assistance that neve actually comes. we need smarter, more innovative, localized solutions than the ones we are discussing today. dr. schuelz said that the regulations made it difficult for localities around the country to build apartment buildings, contributing to the lack of availability of an affordable housing. where do you find restriction of available housing the most? >> the short answer almost everywhere. almost every local government has zoning with single detached houses relative to multi-family buildings. multi-family buildings have most of our purpose built housing and in effect every local government in the country is biased against building rental housing. and we have find this consistently across the country. so this is true for large cities, true for suburbs, this is true for rural communities. we find a higher level of overall regulation in many of the coastal metropolitan areas. but the suburbs in dallas and detroit are every bit of restrictive of apartment buildings as in san francisco.