nicolas: yeah.come here. lemonis: immediately there was a spike in business, and it was obvious to me that customers were loving the new look... woman: this is amazing. so high-end. lemonis: ...and the new product. woman: oh, my god. i love this top. lemonis: business was up almost 10%, and the margins were heading in the right direction. you guys are a dangerous trio. i'm just trying to keep up with you guys. -[ cork pops ] -stephanie: whoo! noemie: wow. lemonis: a lot of things have happened over the last year at courage. b. all of the unprofitable stores have been closed. we've rented a warehouse in plainview meant to do one thing -- take all of the dead inventory that was sitting in the basements and the back rooms and the offices and get it in one place so i can liquidate it. we've also established a third-party logistics business in visual pak, and that allows for the inventory to come into a central location and go out to the stores in an organized manner, and so it's a totally different mode

el presidente nicolÁs maduro dice estar dispuesto a reunirse con el presidente trump.lencia que desa enrique: una columna de arena proveniente del desierto del sÁhara avanza por el caribe. se espera que llegue al sureste de los estados unidos. en el Área del golfo de mÉxico habita la semana. eduardo rodrÍguez nos explica de quÉ se trata. eduardo: muchas gracias y muy buenas noches, amigos. las tormentas de polvo que ocurren en el desierto del sÁhara, en gran parte del centro y norte de África, de ahÍ los vientos arrastran al oeste, y llegan a toda la zona del atlÁntico central. amigos, ademÁs del atlántico central, cruzan hasta centroamÉrica, el caribe. tenemos una que estÁ llegando precisamente en las Últimas horas, ha llegado al caribe. hace mÁs de 48 horas que se estÁ moviendo sobre todo en el atlÁntico, ha afectado puerto rico y repÚblica dominicana. el origines África, generalmente ocurre durante el verano. los vientos en atmÓsfera media y superior arrastran el polvo, cruza el atlÁntico y puede afectar centroamÉrica, las costas del golfo y ciudades de las costas d

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donald trump dijo en una entrevista que estarÍa abierto a una reuniÓn con el gobernante venezolano nicolÁsro . pero dice que es para negociar su salida del poder. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ borja: comenzamos la semana repletos de noticias. continÚan las protestas contra la brutalidad policial. un grupo de manifestantes en los Ángeles que exigÍa pacíficamente se investiga la muerte del hispano andrÉs guardado a manos de la policÍa. viviÓ momentos de tensiÓn cuando se escucharon varios disparos. uno de los asistentes dijo que la policÍa utilizÓ gases lacrimógenos y balas de goma mientras activistas les lanzaban objetos. nos vamos a conectar hasta los Ángeles con socorro cruz quien tiene mÁs detalles. te escuchamos. socorro: buenas tardes. las protestas contra la brutalidad policial regresaron durante este fin de semana a los Ángeles, cuando un grupo de padres de familia latinos salieron a protestar por la muerte de este joven andrÉs guardado, un joven de 18 aÑos de edad originario de el salvador y que trabajaba como guardia de seguridad en una tienda de llantas en el centro de los Ángeles. en estas m

president nicolas maduro or opposition leader juan guaido. maduro says he needs it to find the country's crumbling health care system during the pandemic. however, attempts by venezuela's central bank to access the gold begin two years ago just after nicolas maduro won a contested election. the bank of england never released it and said last year it would recognized one quando -- it would recognize juan guaido. lawyers says the actions of britain shows that -- >> defective means in control. -- thetral bank president's name appears on the currency note. he has an office. >> the lawyer says the billion is his to control as the british government and more than 50 others around the world said they would recognize him as interim president. efforts to create a transitional government have been unsuccessful. >> there are questions over maduro's capacity and transparency dealing with military and aid. that is one of the main problems not in terms of legitimacy but also in terms of convenience to transfer those funds. >> sanctions and mismanagement ha

president donald trump backtracks after signaling openness to meeting venezuela's nicolas maduro there and prosecutors in russia seek a 6 year sentence for a high profile film director on the bezel new charges as the borders say the case is listed as a base in school sternness world number one of a joke which is facing criticism through players involved in events these organized in the balkans have now tested positive for corona virus. but we begin this hour in the united states where the death toll from the corona virus has now reached 120008 new infections are soaring in several states which have reopened their economies now the daily number of cases is at its highest level in almost 2 months a dozen states including arizona florida and texas all experienced record increases in new cases in the last week but it is a different picture in new york city once the epicenter of the outbreak after 3 months of lockdown offices restaurants and hair salons are reopening in america's biggest city but across the wilds there were $183000.00 new infections reported on sunday that's the west day ye

, arrestan a un empresario colombiano que presuntamente sirve de sostÉn financiero del rÉgimen de nicolÁs su sueÑo. ♪ ♪ queremos pedirte que lleves la cuenta de los abrazos que no has podido dar, las manos que no has estrechado y las comidas familiares que no han ocurrido. pero piensa que por cada cosa que has dejado de hacer hubo una persona menos que quedó vulnerable, una persona menos que quedó expuesta, y que tú estás ayudando a la salud de tu comunidad. lleva bien la cuenta, porque cuando esto cambie querrás ponerte al día, ¿verdad? con datos sin límites de metro y el nuevo iphone se, gabriel conquista todo. Él trabaja para que la tradición familiar siga siendo tradición. llévate el nuevo iphone se por menos de 100 dólares al cambiarte a metro. las autoridades felix: las autoridades de cabo verde, Áfrico arrestaron al colombiano alex [+ gerardo reyes de univisiÓn investiga ha seguido los pasos de este empresarioen los Últimos aÑos y su captura que podrÍa desencadenar una serie de revelaciones en varios paÍses. ♪ gerardo: en la noche del viernes muchos venezolanos seguÍan por internet

joaquÍn leal operÓ con alex saab, presta nombre nicolÁs maduro.o de joaquÍn guzmÁn, en octubre pasado. lÓpez obrador dijo que lo hizo para mantener la seguridad de culiacÁn y evitar la muerte de civiles. ese dÍa amenaz ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: el francisco autorizÓ la beatificaciÓn del mÉdico venezolano josÉ gregorio hernÁndez. una comisiÓn del vaticano verificÓ sus milagros. la madre de la victima hizo que su hija estuvo al borde de la muerte y oro josÉ hernÁndez por su sanaciÓn. cientos de personas se manifestaron en todo el paÍs por la conmemoraciÓn del 155 aniversario de fin de la esclavitud en el paÍs. en el contexto de protestas nacionales contra la brutalidad policial y el racismo. como ven, una de las carteras que fue constante en las manifestaciones es este "black lives matters", las vidas negras importan, la comunidad negra importa y la cultura negra importa. los honramos en este espacio. que tengan feliz fin de semana. gracias. ♪ ♪ ♪ el siguiente es un anuncio pagado de omega xl. [mÚsica] [aplausos]

trump dijo tener dudas sobre el lÍder opositor venezolano juan guaidÓ y estÁ dispuesto a reunirse con nicolÁsan guaidÓ fue el invitado especial de trump en el discurso sobre el estado de uniÓn. no presentó con bombos y platillos. un hombre valiente lo llamÓ, para una entrevista trump demostrÓ que desconfÍa de Él cuando le preguntaron si lamentaba haber seguido el consejo de joe bolton, su ex asesor de seguridad de reconocer a guaidÓ como presidente venezolano legÍtimo, trump sostuvo que podrÍa haber vivido con o sin Él . guaidÓ fue elegido, creo que no estaba necesariamente a favor, pero dije, algunas personas que les gustÓ a otras no. segÚn bolton, trompo siempre dudo de la capacidad de guaidÓ. bolton describe que trump pensÓ que guaidÓ era dÉbil, a diferencia de maduro que era fuerte . trump llamaba a guaidÓ el beto o'rourke de venezuela y el tipo de cumplido de un aliado de los estados unidos deberÍa esperar. la portavoz de la casa blanca indicÓ que nada ha cambiado, que el presidente continÚa reconociendo a guaidÓ como lÍder de venezuela. >> trump sostuvo que le gustarÍa sostener una reun

sanctions president nicolas maduro says it's needed to buy health care equipment food and medicine during the coronavirus pandemic so now gager is following those court proceedings for us in london. had the opening statements from the legal representative of my daughter's board serving the central bank of venezuela now what he put out in his opening arguments to the court was that the u.k. on equivocally recognizes venezuela's government that's his argument and that of course comes all the way back you have tom hackett from back when the 28th elections took place and the british reaction to that as well as that of the other 50 or so countries who recognized why they all as the constitutional interim leader of venezuela but in court today the legal representative of my daughter's board of the b.c.b. said that even though there had been this proclamation had been made by the u.k. government the u.k. still continued to deal with venezuela it continued to have what it said full normal reciprocal diplomatic relations with that in mind as well they're also allegations that even though there are

el empresario colombiano alex saab detenido el pasado viernes el considerado un presta nombre de nicolÁsorden de liberar audio guzmÁn, hijo de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn en un operativo en sinaloa el aÑo pasado. dijo que lo habÍa hecho paramantener la seguridad en el lugar. vamos a hacer una pausa y volvemos con mÁs. imÁgenes de la conmemoraciÓn de este dÍa. ya volvemos. imÁgenes de la conmemoraciÓn de este dÍa. ya volvemos. ♪ y los smartphones que ya tienen. quédate con tus teléfonos, ¡porque terminamos de pagarlos! sólo en t-mobile. ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: el francisco autorizÓ la beatificaciÓn del mÉdico venezolano josÉ gregorio hernÁndez. una comisiÓn del vaticano verificÓ sus milagros. la madre de la victima hizo que su hija estuvo al borde de la muerte y oro josÉ hernÁndez por su sanaciÓn. cientos de personas se manifestaron en todo el paÍs por la conmemoraciÓn del 155 aniversario de fin de la esclavitud en el paÍs. en el contexto de protestas nacionales contra la brutalidad policial y el racismo. como ven, una de las carteras que fue constante en las manifestaciones es este "black lives mat

yes, a minority, nicola sturgeon says, one that obviously has got her deeply worried.nt easing of lockdown in scotland coincided with the hottest and sunniest weekend of the year and people were for the first time allowed outdoors to sit and sunbathe oi’ allowed outdoors to sit and sunbathe or have a picnic and meet up with people from one of the household in groups of no more than eight. clearly not everyone stuck to the rules because police had to disperse nearly 800 groups of people. we were also asked to travel not more than five miles or so for recreation but beauty spots like loch lomond and ben lomond were choked with traffic, three times as much as last weekend. nicola sturgeon is deeply frustrated about this and says if a minority persist in britain rules were put into law new restrictions so it to meet in groups of more than eight or travel more than five miles, which will make it easier for the police at the moment because new guidelines are not law they have to try to persuade. sarah smith in glasgow, thank you. president trump has rounded on america‘s stat

we'll also hear from scotland's nicola sturgeon later today.he top infectious disease expert in the us warns some parts of the country are seeing a "disturbing surge" in covid—19 cases. internet use has surged during lockdown, with adults in the uk spending a record quarter of their day online. honouring russia's heroes — after a delay forced by the coronavirus pandemic, moscow holds its victory parade, marking the defeat of nazi germany. these are live pictures from moscow. good morning. health leaders are calling for an urgent review to determine whether the uk is properly prepared for the "real risk" of a second wave of coronavirus. in an open letter signed by the royal colleges of surgeons, nursing, physicians, and gps, ministers have been warned that urgent action is needed to prevent further loss of life. yesterday, the prime minister said pubs, restaurants, cinemas and hairdressers in england will be able to reopen from july 4. the department for business has published guidance this morning for businesses to open in a safe way. elsewhere

limitar la migraciÓn legal estarÍa por dar visa el presidente dijo que no descarta en reunirse con nicolÁsoteos mÚltiples en varios estados dejan decenas de heridos y varios muertos, entre ellos un pequeÑo de sÓlo tres aÑos de edad. continÚan los desalojos en los Ángeles, california, a pesar de la moratoria que impusieron las autoridades para proteger a los inquilinos durante la pandemia. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana, con fÉlix de bedout y arantxa loizaga. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: bienvenidos. faltan 135 dÍas para las elecciones generales de noviembre en las que el presidente donald trump busca conseguir la victoria para un segundo tÉrmino. parte del plan para lograrlo, es limitar la admiraciÓn en el paÍs. arantxa: hoy su secretario interino dice que buscarÁ cancelar el programa daca durante los prÓximos seis meses. no trompetero nos explica que el gobierno estarÍa por implementar nuevas medidas para reducir el nÚmero de traseros que viven al paÍs para estudiar o trabajar. reportero: el presidente donald trump se prepara para firmar una orden ejecutiva que elimina la visa a t

elections later this year the new national electoral council is dominated by loyalists to president nicolas maduro and venezuela's opposition is refusing to recognize it is a latin america editor of the sea and human. venezuela has a new electoral council but not precisely the run that mainstream opposition leaders had been demanding for years 5 new members of the body that should oversee fair and transparent elections have taken their seats after having been selected on friday by the pro-government supreme court rather than the legislative branch the accelerated process which did not allow anyone to publicly submit their candidacy is immediately dismissed as a fraud by opposition leader one by law. we do not recognize any false electoral council named by our judicial arm of the dictatorship that has no responsibility for these matters only the national assembly nominee committee can present the names and receive the nominated record 3 of the 5 new council members are clear government allies and the remaining 2 who claim to be either neutral or government opponents are seen as trojan horses

what exactly does nicola do what are they hoping to achieve?ually make fuel-cell electric vehicles, which are different from the battery electric vehicles from the likes of tesla. they use hydrogen and that is the source fuel that is stored in the semi truck. it is broken down into electricity which powers the electric motor. interestingat is so is they are actually openly a long way off from doing this. in the meantime, what they plan to do is partner with an italian industrial company and build a .actory electric version thecomp kid thing around -- comp kid thing about it has been the buzz around the electric pickup truck. we know that the board plans to do more. , andhen it comes to them will become -- comb through the filings in the last few days, it's as clear as day that nicola won't be making the pickup truck lesson finds an automotive partner. when i spoke to the company, i asked the plan this. they said they would announce a partner soon but they could not give me any other details. emily: this is a company with a $28 billion market ca

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se investigan 6 muertes a manos de policÍas y incluyendo nicolÁs chÁvez que el 21 de abril acuerdo atesblica u lÁgrimas pero tambiÉn ira houston despide a george cuÁndo la ciudad se investigan 6 muertes a manos de policÍa incluyendo nicolÁs chavez quien el 21 de abril de acuerdo a los testigos fue abatido por policÍas estando de rodillas, el jefe acevedo, del departamento de houston dice que ellos el fbi investigan el caso que como en el caso de georges habla justicia >>> ademÁs, ocurriÓ algo insÓlito en el capitolio una imagen en (....( >>> grupo de congresistas y senadores ataread, se arrodilla 18 minutos y 46 segundo es el tiempo que, (...( tuvo su rod rodilla sobre el cuello hasta que le ocasionaron la muerte tu ganada de floyd. >>> para que asÍ no sean contratados en otra parte., en minneapolis fueron un paso mÁs alla, la mayorÍa en el consejo municipal estÁ a favor de desma >>> despuÉs del homenaje el mismo grupo presenta un proyecto de ley que limite el uso de la fuerza de la policÍa con tÁctic de asfixia y crear una base de datos de los policÍas para que no sean contratados en o

i'm not sure >> exactly while nicola may be a real company. it seems to be given the backlog of orders, retail trading is driving that if you're watching it very closely, that stock has had 15, 10 to 15% swings every five minutes. look at a daily chart. that's not constitutional buying and se -- institutional retail buying and trading. >> i agree >> i also think it's happening in the airlines. >> i just was giving you credit saying that's more of real company than the ones we usually see jumping 100% >> but american airlines isn't a real company it's up 80% in a month it's up like 100% in a week. >> i think it is >> the move we're talking about yesterday was in a day for nicola >> i understand. i'm talking more broadly, jon, about a norweigan cruise line up 100% in a month. i'm talking about a gap up 59% in a month or a macy's up 79% in a month. >> going to be left holding the bag because the stocks have been pushed up too far too fast >> the fed is doing it >> the pro or the average joe. the ones that buy and hold they're not in for the quick

in what way does nicola remind you of tesla, and are those differences a good thing, in your view?est is tesla looks to makes everybody in-house you certainly can have a leadership in technology they have that today i think the europeans are rapidly catching up, upgrade their technology, but in terms of nikola, they created the company bosh and worthington we're at the start of that process, but over close to a dozen partners really accelerated the path to development. in the latest round, it gives them in the first two years a location to make these trucks at a factory in germany that's been making trucks for quite some time. >> interesting, and the company is a ways off from producing in the u.s. i know a lot of this is about the trucks that it's producing you're saying you're talking about them becoming earns positive in 2024 in tacting abo i-- this year hay to taught us that it's hopeful at best when you have people in robin hood piling into the stock and driving it up to 97 out of their excitement for the future, are you really ability to come in with financial analysis to det

president trump signaling a willingness to sit down with venezuela's nicolas maduro. the implications of a possible meeting between the world leaders. >> there's a discussion about mail-in voting. hillary clinton said it's fine, it's fair. >> it absolutely opens the floodgates to fraud. rob: bill barr backing up president trump's belief that mail-in voting could hurt our democracy. can the results be trusted? we have a political panel on deck to debate, coming up next, jillian: good morning. welcome back. a look at our top headlines this morning. more violence in seattle's chop zone after a shooting leaves one person in serious condition. police are still investigating. it's unclear if anyone is in custody. this comes after a 19-year-old was shot and killed over the weekend. rob: former national security advisor john bolton lashing out at the president ahead of his book release tomorrow. >> decisions are made in a very scatter-shod fashion, especially in the potentially mortal field of national security policy. this is a danger for the republic. rob: this comes at the

nicola sturgeon does say it isa enough.opposition parties are saying that's not good enough, and there has to be a national effort to get the education system on track. lorna gordon, thank you very much, in glasgow. and in a few minutes, we will to a bit more about the situation in scotland with a public health expert from nhs grampian and also a glasgow pub owner as well, thatis also a glasgow pub owner as well, that is coming up in a few minutes. right now we are going to take a look at the scene in paris. president macron will be coming to london today, but before that he will be taking part in events in paris itself to commemorate the 80th anniversary of that famous address, the "appel", or appeal, anniversary of that famous address, the "appel", orappeal, by anniversary of that famous address, the "appel", or appeal, by france's wartime leader charles de gaulle, to urge french citizens to resist the nazi occupation. we are expecting a fly past to happen in paris. the plaque on the wall bearing the names of the order of

into somebody who said how about nicola interesting.o you know where they build their vehicles that's the market we're in right now. nicola could some day be a company that turns out vehicles and makes a profit, but clearly the run-up is clearly on enthusiasm that people believe electric vehicles are coming. >> and tesla is old news, phil you've got to find the next new thing. >> exactly >> both of them pausing today. phil, good to check in with you. let's get over to sue herera here's what's happening at this hour microsoft says it will not sell the facial recognition technology to police departments, and it joins ibm and amazon in withholding that technology until federal regulations are in place a microsoft executive told a tech conference today the company needs to, quote, protect the human rights of people as this technology is deployed, end quote. >>> u.s. house represents are working on their own police reform plan, according to minority leader kevin mccarthy, who says he supports a ban on choke holds. house democrats unveiled th

the scottish first minister nicola sturgeon said it had been a dreadful afternoon for the city.the incident is not being treated as terrorism. here's our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie. amid confusion and panic, armed police entered the park inn hotel in glasgow city centre. during lockdown it's been home to some of the city's asylum seekers. one, who wanted to remain anonymous, described what he saw. i got worried and came down to check what's going on because i heard screams. two of them got stabbed. a police officer was bleeding. it's kind of scary but the only thing you can do in this kind of situation is stay calm. police scotland said one person was shot dead by armed police. six other people were taken to hospital, including a police officer, who is in a critical but stable condition. i heard from people from the hotel, a couple of people have been stabbed and everywhere was full of blood, the lifts and corridor. scotland's first minister said the events were truly dreadful. this is a situation that has undoubtedly shaken glasgow today and shaken scotland toda

nicola sturgeon.udden death of one of its members. mohammed asghar was the first member elected from an ethnic minority, and also the first to "cross the floor" defecting from plaid cymru to the conservatives. before his election, thirteen years ago, he'd even had a spell in labour. members of the senate held a minute's silence before sharing tributes. oscar saw his colleagues as an extension of his own family, and because he was so warm and bighearted, we will all carry memories of him that will make us smile. he had a warmth and generosity that was never hidden. i know that members of other parties site two. oscar was generous and genial to his core. a political free spirit in many ways, larger than life character who could never be contained in the confines of any one party. now to an unexpected challenge of the pandemic. 56 olympic sized swimming pools worth of surplus beer which has to be disposed of. one of the costs of the economic fallout hitting the brewing and hospitality industries. in the

today, nicola sturgeon said it is time to take a hard look at the way our streets continue to honour glasgow. i represent a constituency in glasgow, and i've heard both opinions. rename all of the streets on the one hand, which i've got a lot of sympathy for, but on the other hand, don't brush under the carpet the history, the shameful part of our country's history. the people who put henry dundas on his column 200 years ago wanted future generations to know that, in his day, he was revered, that the values he embodied and defended were regarded by his contemporaries as great public virtues. many argue that it is precisely to remember that that's what our country used to be like, that he should stay where he is. if you take the statue down, you will be removing some of the evidence of the history of scotland. it's that serious. my view is, i would rather have a plaque on it to explain what he did. and i would hope that tourists or the general public can learn something about our history by going over there and looking at his plaque. in edinburgh, the city council said it would put a

and kelsey buller over the opinion piece from american enemies provided we put two nicolas maduro to the taliban. thank you so much for joining assignment was the mcdonnell, "the evening edit" starter now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business liz: welcome to the show, you're watching the fox business network, president trump finishing a roundtable with smallawenforcement officers as p congressional democrats held a press conference to unveil federal police reform legislation and more. and democrat candidate joe biden announced he does not support defunding police budgets. let's go to hillary vaughn in washington with more. reporter: mayors around america are weighing the decision too/funding for their own city police department, the president today making it clear he does not support defunding or disbanding any police department around the country. >> they will not be defunding, there will not be dismantling of our police and they are not going to be disbanding of our police, police have been letting us live in peace, we want to make sure were not having

a word over past times opinion pieces from american enemies and adversaries from vladmir putin to nicolas maduro to the taliban. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" joins us right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. president trump today finishing a roundtable with law enforcement officers as top congressional democrats held a press conference to unveil federal police reform legislation and for. democrat candidate joe biden says he does not support defunding police budgets. hillary vaughn with more. hillary. reporter: liz, mayors around america are weighing a decision to slash funding for their own city's police department, president making it clear he does not support defunding or disbanding any police departments around the country. >> there won't be defunding. there won't be dismantling of our police and, they're not going to be any disbanding of our police. our police have been letting us live in peace. we want to make sure we don't have any bad actors in there and sometimes you will see some horrible things

but nicola sturgeon's argument is that patients she said will reap the biggest rewards. will be more sustainable in the long run. ok, lorna, many thanks. lorna gordon in glasgow. tributes have been pouring in to dame vera lynn, the wartime singer who has died at the age of 103. known as the forces sweetheart, dame vera's music came to symbolise britain's spirit during the second world war, conveying hope during the bleakest days of the conflict. songs including ‘we'll meet again' and ‘the white cliffs of dover‘ united soldiers with their families on the home front. the prime minister said her voice lifted the country in its darkest hours, and will live on for generations to come. robert hall looks back at her life. # there'll be bluebirds over...# it is a voice that has spanned the decades. the voice of an ordinary london girl born at the end of the first world war, who became an iconic symbol of the second. vera welch, daughter of a plumber and a dressmaker, began singing as a child. she took her grandmother's surname, lynn, as a stage name, made her first record aged 1

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are hearing a play by the venezuelan government of nicolas maduro to force the bank of england to release almost $2000000000.00 worth of its gold the bank has held on to 31 tons of venezuelan bullion for the past 2 years because of british and u.s. sanctions president but also says it's needed to buy health care equipment medicine and food during the pandemic the right to access venezuela's riches is a dispute intertwined with the right to rule the country and his son who gago reports equally contested far from venezuela lies some of its most prized riches 31 tons of the country's gold is held here in the vaults of the bank of england for safekeeping now there's a legal battle over who can access it president nicolas maduro or opposition leader why the whole model says he needs the 1000000000 to help fund the country's crumbling health care system during the coronavirus pandemic however attempts by venezuela's central bank to access the gold began 2 years ago just after mother little won a contested election the bank of england never released it and then said last year it would recognise

nicola sturgeon has been outlining the details in the last hour. 0ur correspondent, lorna gordon, ist has the first minister been saying, lorna? phase two will, it seems be phased in. nicola sturgeon said there is still a need to exercise care and caution and she laid out in the scottish parliament, the moves for incremental changes in areas like socialising, work, shopping leisure and sport. the only change that will take place today, we will see restrictions lifting for those who are shielding, they can go outside for exercise and from tomorrow they can meet people outdoors, meet with households but no more than 80 people in any time. but they will see a gradual easing in the economy. —— eight. in 11 days, on the 29th ofjune, factories and warehouses are being told they can reopen as long as there is strict, physical distancing measures in place. retail can also reopen on the day but only if the shop has an outdoor exit and entrance, so indoor shopping malls will remain closed in scotla nd shopping malls will remain closed in scotland for now. there is one element that is not there

scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon says she remains confident that she will be able to move thee country to phase two of its lockdown, meaning a possible easing of restrictions last this week. speaking at today's daily briefing, the snp leader will update the scottish parliament on thursday, and that measures may only move partially, and the two metre rule on social distancing will remain under review. as things stand right now, i remain optimistic that on thursday, while we might not be able to do absolutely everything we hope to do in phase two, we will nevertheless be able to enter that next phase and announce further important steps on ourjourney back to normality. the reason for my cautious optimism is since we last announced changes, we have continued to see a downward trend in covid—19 cases, and also in the weekly number of deaths. in addition, the r number, which as you know is the rate at which the virus reproduces, has fallen slightly and is now between 0.6 and 0.8, and it's crucial that it remains underi. so i hope, for example, that as well as allowing a bit more so

companies that deal with venezuela it's an attempt to cut oil revenues to the government of president nicolas maduro of venezuela's opposition has criticised the appointment of a team that will oversee forthcoming parliamentary elections the supreme court names new leaders for the national electoral council a body that critics have repeatedly accused of favoring the ruling socialist party opponents boycotted a vote in 2018 on the grounds that it was rigged nicolas maduro went on to be reelected the parliamentary election date still hasn't been set. now several members of the u.s. congress have asked video conferencing firm zoom to clarify its relationship with china as well as its data collection practices after the company admitted suspending the accounts of rights activists the requests of the chinese government zome initially said it was following local laws when it disrupted their meetings on the 31st anniversary of the tenon men square massacre the firm says it will no longer allow requests from beijing that affects users outside of mainland china. who one is china researcher at human ri

is decision is a signal that the pain from this global health crisis won't be over any time soon nicola gage al-jazeera camera germany's lufthansa has secured a $10000000000.00 government rescue package the airlines top shareholders voted to back the deal it will mean that the government takes a 20 percent stake with tons of also secured a deal with cabin crew to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in spending within 3 years while avoiding layoffs. pakistan international airlines has grounded a 3rd of its pilots $150.00 of them after an investigation found they cheated to get their licenses the inquiry found that out of a total of $860.00 pilots in the country 262 had someone else sit for their exams and a further 82 were either under qualified or force the suits if it gets the ford came to life after an investigation into a plane crash in may which killed 97 people were the memory findings say that crash was caused by human error come all haida reports now from islamabad. in speech one . gate of the national one the right of the country did gain many. a robot. but if you're going to be

president has walked back on comments on venezuela's leader saying he'd only meet nicolas maduro if he agreed to step down peacefully on sunday trump told a u.s. news website he wouldn't rule out meeting with europe despite the u.s. campaign to oust him the us president also said he's having 2nd thoughts about recognizing opposition leader as venezuela's legitimate president or high court judges in the u.k. are currently hearing the government's bid to force the bank of england to release almost $2000000000.00 of its gold the bank has held on to $31.00 tons of venezuelan bullion for the past 2 years because of british and u.s. sanctions. palestinian protesters are condemning israeli plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank the un's middle east envoy was among several diplomats at the mass rally the mass rally in jericho it was organized by the palestinian national liberation movement which says the next 10 days are dangerous and it's crucial to continue protests despite the coronavirus threat july the 1st is when israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is vowing to begin that

president donald trump says he would consider meeting venezuela's president nicolas maduro even though the trumpet ministration has been trying to oust madugalle from his job made the comments to u.s. news site he says he's having 2nd thoughts about his decision to recognize opposition leader on quiet though as the legitimate president of venezuela trump says he's turned down opportunities to meet but wouldn't rule the moderates in the future. there's a growing criticism of donald trump's decision to hold a shot and campaign rally against the advice of medical experts 6 members of the u.s. president's campaign staff tested positive for corona virus before the gathering began and ahead of his tell all book release former national security advisor john bolton repeated his allegation that the president is more refocused on reelection and public health mike hanna reports. federal court ruled his books publication could go ahead john bolton was once again in the spotlight. the former national security advisers book will be released to the general public on tuesday among the many statements

president donald trump says he's not ruling out meeting venezuela's leader nicolas maduro despite the u.s. campaign to oust him the us president also told a us news website that he's having 2nd thoughts about recognizing opposition leader one by joe as venezuela's legitimate president meanwhile high court judges in the u.k. are hearing venezuela's bet to force the bank of england 'd to release almost 2. in dollars of its gold the bank has held on to $31.00 tons of venezuelan bullion for the past 2 years because of british and u.s. sanctions prison nicolas maduro says the gold is needed to buy health care quick meant medicine and food during the coronavirus pandemic britain like many other countries supports opposition leader one why do the his way use some of its other gold reserves last month to pay for $45000000.00 worth of iranian petrol despite u.s. sanctions on both countries are more your compass is a financial analyst he explains why releasing the gold could be risky for the bank of england. the main problem is that the bank the bank of england klang east the beignets well and

today, nicola sturgeon said it is time to take a hard look at the way our streets continue to honour. i represent a constituency in glasgow, and i've heard both opinions. rename all of the streets on the one hand — which i've got a lot of sympathy for — but on the other hand, don't brush under the carpet the history, the shameful parts of our country's history. the people who put henry dundas on his column 200 years ago wanted future generations to know that, in his day, he was revered, that the values he embodied and defended were regarded by his contemporaries as great public virtues. many argue that it is precisely to remember that that's what our country used to be like, that he should stay where he is. if you take the statue down, you will be removing some of the evidence of the history of scotland. it's that serious. my view is, i would rather have a plaque on it to explain what he did and i would hope that, whether a tourists or the general public, can learn something about our history by going over there and looking at his plaque. in edinburgh, the city council said it would

nicola sturgeon. told mlas she's upset about hold—ups to the new government payment scheme for people who were injured during the troubles through no fault of their own. the scheme‘s been delayed by a dispute over who's eligible for payments and who should fund it. i know the first minister will share in my disgust and anger at the continued blockade by some members of a victims‘ pension here in northern ireland. and while i accept that the executive and the assembly is the best route to deliver such a victims‘ pension, in light of delay, would the minister and the first minister be opposed to looking at westminster as potentially the best route to deliver this scheme to ensure that innocent victims and survivors receive the pension that they rightly deserve? i thank the member for his question. and indeed, the office and myself in particular are particularly upset that the scheme has not proceeded as it was meant to do. it is wrong that innocent victims are not receiving what they're legally entitled

present says he would consider meeting venezuela's nicolas maduro despite his administration's campaignto oust him from leadership trump says he's having 2nd thoughts about his decision to recognize opposition leader one why do venezuela is legitimate president you're upset with the headlines on al-jazeera i'll have more news for you right after inside story to stay with us. al-jazeera. and. could egypt and turkey go to war in libya egypt's president threatens to send in the army its turkish backed troops make more gains how does that further complicate libya's civil war this isn't a story. that i welcome to the program on iraq on the battle lines of libya's civil war a changing quickly a few weeks ago khalifa haftar his forces were on the outskirts of the capital tripoli they fought a 14 month battle to remove the un recognized government of national accord or the jna but the warlords campaign failed and he's been in retreat cents.

president donald trump says he would consider meeting venezuela's nicolas maduro despite his administration's campaign to oust madura from leadership says he is having 2nd thoughts about his decision to recognize opposition leader one wydow as the legitimate president of venezuela. with headlines on al-jazeera i'll have more news for you right after a.j.c. next stay with us. to. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment you stop all the 30 action this is the moment. on fighting every time we meet with global news makers and the stories that go to 0. even a minute out of town not monument and i guess. i'm. limited now we are hoping that prime minister modi spine to wake up and listen to us for what we have been trying to say for the last part b. years that people in bhopal plead adequate compensation from union carbide and outcome of the venting.

gage who is live from canberra of via skype the strain is capital nicola what more do we know about this cyber attack well this was brought to the attention of a strangely and by the prime minister's morrison in an urgent press conference which is quite chilling in it so some analysts are already saying well maybe this press conference was more directed at the international community robert than a strike against well this is going to hades but in that press conference he did say that right now several organizations are being targeted by what he called a sophisticated state based. to act and this is to tackle and go my large scale up close many industries and sectors including health education critical infrastructure all denies ations and he said the reason why he came out and made this significant announcement was to encourage organizations and businesses across the country to seek expedited boss to make sure that they have the infrastructure in place so they will not be hot he did say that at this stage there doesn't seem to be any major privacy breaches but he did cite that hackin

nicola sturgeon speaking in edinburgh.ree others were stabbed, as thousand of people attended two raves in manchester last night. the 20—year—old attended a gathering of around 4,000 in droylsden. in carrington there were reports of three separate stabbings at another party with 2,000 people. one 18 year—old—man is said to have life threatening injuries. hundreds of police attended both of these events. officers were also attacked at the carrington rave. a p pa re ntly attacked at the carrington rave. apparently the parties were billed as quarantine raves. a police spokesman said the violence against officers was absolutely not a cce pta ble officers was absolutely not acceptable and would not be tolerated. the huge clean—up operation a few hours later, a p pa re ntly operation a few hours later, apparently a lot of rubbish and debris left at the sites of these raves. one onlooker said it was like clearing out time at a club in normal life. we will have more on that throughout the course of the afternoon. you're watching b

nicola sturgeon made the annpuncement in the scottish parliament this lunchtime.thank you very much for your time. what is your reaction to the first ministers announcement? it was obviously, not really welcome news. simply because business doors turned off our lights, that will be four months, the opening date that has been proposed by the scottish government. it's obviously, a massive shock to the system. we understood the reasons why and the seriousness of the unpaid within the nation but it didn't make it any easier. it comes welcome to everybody. obviously this is about people and our teams don't do particularly well sitting on their hands. our job do particularly well sitting on their hands. ourjob is to make people for great. ourjob is to make people for great. ourjob is to make people feel great that what hospitality is about. we are going to have to take our time to get out of this. we are social animals. and we will manage our way out of this ina we will manage our way out of this in a really safe manner. it's very much a consumer and business lead hand

leader of venezuela that's after trump told a news website on sunday he wouldn't rule out meeting nicolas maduro despite a u.s. campaign to oust the venezuelan president it also suggested he's having 2nd thoughts about recognizing quite go as venezuela's legitimate leader trump has since tweeted saying he'd only meet madieu if he agreed to step down peacefully and staying with venezuela the high court judges in the u.k. are hearing the dura government's bid to force the bank of england to release almost $2000000000.00 of its gold the banks held on to $31.00 tons of venezuelan bolian for the past 2 years because of british and u.s. sanctions president maduro says it's needed to buy health care equipment medicine and food during the pandemic the right to access venezuela's riches is a dispute dispute intertwined with the right to rule the country and as sonia gago reports equally contested. far from venezuela lies some of its most prized riches 31 tons of the country's gold is held here in the vaults of the bank of england for safekeeping now there's a legal battle over who can access it pr