vaccinations are accelerating particularly in north asia and northeast asia and also australia.ress there. but we won't likely reach what people would call herd immunity or high levels of vaccination until late this year. >> we are expecting the longtime rate out of china today. what are you expecting on that front? >> we think monetary policy is going to be stable in china this year. we are not expecting changes there. not expecting significant changes. policymakers in china have been tightening in some areas. but more what i call micro-tightening. whether that be property regulation, efforts and financial sectors, finn -- fintech, environmental controls. so given that export temples we talked about earlier, it is probably peaking. the policymakers are already taking steps in some sectors to tighten policies. we don't expect to see a broad-based monetary policy tightening in addition to that. >> we have breaking news at the moment. u.s. 30 year yield, below 2% for the first time since february, dropping to 1.44% when it comes to the 30 year yield. at 2%. at one point, we had th

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shery: north asia correspondent -- our chief north asia correspondent, stephen engle there.from blue chips is gaining traction. we now bring in catherine. china has had a tough time. the gdp chart showing that despite we had chinese stocks seeing their best week, they are still way -- way below. they are still way below this year's highs, especially given liquidity and policy timing. what are we expecting? thanks for having me. it has been such an interesting year for the chinese equity market. we saw the quick sale of. the last couple of months and weeks, it has been pretty flat. some of the big liquor makers, he had breakout stocks that led the rally. people were thinking, wait a second, given uncertainty about how the economy is going to go, they are to look at the best earnings potential and best upside will be the smaller players. haidi:. haidi: what are they avoiding? catherine we have seen a big clampdown on hong kong tech and internet, that is well documented. a lot of investors are saying, take a look at onshore tech. . it would be semi conductors, e.v.s. semiconduc

let's bring in our chief north asia correspondent, stephen engle. what are we expecting from the speech? stephen: it will be about honoring the heroes of the revolution dating back to 1921, and of course when the people's republic of china was founded in 1949. we saw a parade of older gentlemen and women who came up to the steps of the great hall of the people for that speech today. president xi jinping receiving the highest honor. it will be given to those who served the party in an outstanding manner, individuals and groups as well. that is today. we are hearing on thursday, july 1 the actual 100 anniversary of the founding, the president will give what state media are calling "an important speech." perhaps more about china's rise. of course, there will be news about poverty alleviation, which is a cornerstone of the communist party, 72 years in power. today is just the beginning. july 1, obviously, the anniversary. tomorrow is the one year anniversary of the imposition of the national security law in hong kong. haslinda: these metals are called t

stephen engle, our chief north asia correspondent taking a trip down memory lane.g up next, j.p. morgan says it is tactically long. there strategist joins us, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ kathleen: markets around the world waiting for the outcome of the federal reserve meeting. people are watching the tensions rise. let's get to sophie kamaruddin. what are you watching? sophie: a whole lot going on but the fed is front and center and we are seeing some indicators signaling weakness for asian stocks with the nfci gaging hopping around that 60 level and switching out the chart on the terminal, focusing on china, we are seeing liquidity concerns play out on the mainland with upward pressure creeping in to borrowing costs. you can see the overnight people rate around the february high when it comes to the borrowing costs and we did see stocks fall on the mainland but we could see sentiment warming up as we are seeing retail investors pile into mutual funds this month despite equities in china. later today, we are waiting on china's activity data dump from a which is expe

shery: our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle joining us from hong kong.check of the latest headlines. google says it will let android mobile software users opt out of being tracked by advertisers on their smartphone applications. it follows an earlier move to increase iphone privacy. bloomberg reported google has been mulling a way to give android users more control over add tracking with a less stringent approach than apple. the option will become available late 2021. china has given jack ma's ant group the green light to start operations. ant is transitioning to becoming a financial holding company. the new unit will allow an to continuet -- will allow ant to continue consumer lending operations. tesla stock fell by more than 5%. monthly net orders in china fell to 9800 in may from more than 18,000 in april. tesla is facing recalls on some model three and y vehicles. up next, our interview with the former federal reserve bank of new york president. his outlook is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tom

so, i think it's definitely spreading beyond the traditional safer places in north asia. haidi: it is interesting. one of your remarks is that localization and the lack of labor and in some cases even investment is inflationary. how does that play out when it comes to opportunities in the chinese markets? louis: yes, i think the last time when i was on the program, we talked about inflation being transitory. i think we disagree. because there actually a lot of long-term structural factors, such as the separation of supply chains, the duplication of supply chains that's going to be largely inflationary. and the whole posture by the biden, the interest plan, that is largely inflationary as well. -- the infrastructure plan, that is largely inflationary as well. the pti will be much more pronounced. in the chinese market, we would not really be looking for inflation plays, because the banks are not as rate sensitive -- so, i think we will be looking at health care in the longer-term, sutter structural play on the aging demograph ics. pharmaceuticals. hospital operators. shery

asia in general is not doing as well as europe and north - regard? up is doing pretty well, as well as the european countries, about a third of people vaccinated come about half and had one dose. 0ther vaccinated come about half and had one dose. other countries like you would inspect to be doing well like australia and japan have not been through our —— doing very well, slow to start. this is not happening yet commit is everything, because you would not want to think about doing this until you have most of your country vaccinated. in three or four months�* time, for the best of countries, for six to 12 months�* time, for the laggards, how do you make the best of conditions then? given you�*ve told your populations all along they have to sacrifice in order to suppress covid, so it is a tricky communication challenge to convince republics that this is now the right way to go, that there is a way to keep yourself covid free and open up. we way to keep yourself covid free and oen u. ~ ., open up. we will leave it there. james, open up. we will leave it t

in the last few months our forecast -- substantially in the last few months our forecast for north america, asia, and most of the countries in the world, while we are forecasting about a 60% growth rate, and more or less four or 5% next year. the biggest risk is vaccination and the new strings. what we think the best economic policy right now around the world is vaccination and you can see the recovery we are witnessing in many countries is accelerated because vaccination has accelerated, so what happens, and lesson for everyone, is that the faster cut -- countries vaccinate, the faster we will recover. the big issue is the new strings, and this is why it is so important everyone gets vaccinated, or the majority of the people in the world get vaccinated because if we leave parts of the world on vaccinated, the risks that those parts of the world will develop strains that might have variants that will be -- that organize sums -- that vaccines will not be affected. this will lead to a substantial blow to the world economy. vaccination at this stage is key, no doubt about it. barbara: new data in p

north asia, korea, taiwan, and china, have been benefiting from this shortage in global chips and we ve been continuing to see support therefore demand, for their export. that southeast -- but in southeast asia, the restrictions are starting to bite. they will soft and further in the short-term. yvonne: what about the supply chain bottlenecks. when you expect the supply chain mismatches to fix themselves? guest: still quite a few months, a number of months where we do see these supply disruptions, this mismatch. amanda remains very strong. it is likely to remain strong. we need to continue to see supply to meet this demand. it will happen for a couple of months. haslinda: the thing is, it's boosted by unprecedented stimulus. some point in time this would play out already. guest: you are right. it is the stimulus. we know we obviously have more u.s. stimulus, so that will continue to be providing a lot of support for world trade not just this year, but going into next year and 23. you have to think about access saving. people were not able to spend money during the lockdown and we expe

haidi: our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle. giant wumart has ambition to become the country's answer to walmart fed the company has a long way to go. the founders said it can be done if there is consolidation and china's grocery sector and spoke exclusively with our tom mackenzie. >> china market is huge. but supermarket businesses are so fragmented compare with united states. i think the total market size similar. but in the united states, walmart has -- in sales and costco, kroger, target, has sales easily over a hundred billion dollars u.s. but in china it is very hard to find a company with a hundred billion dollars rmb in sales. so i strongly believe this market needs to be consolidated. >> he>> would like to replicate that market share in china? >> yes, i hope, i know it is very challenging. [laughter] walmart has i think over 10% of the u.s. food market, and we are way behind that. if you predict that china we will have a retailer, with a thousand rmb sales, it is reasonable and it is happening. >> you are relisting now

shery: north asia correspondent stephen engel there joining us from hong kong.t more of our interview with the c.e.o. of chinese automaker giley and his thoughts on tesla in china and the possible apple car. this is bloomberg. shery: chinese automaker geely is exploring its fundraising option after backing away from missing on shanghai's nasdaq style board. and since becoming c.e.o. daniel li told bloomberg his confidence about consumer demand in china. daniel: what was decided that we will seek the opportunity to be listed in stockholm, nasdaq stock exchange. but we didn't have any time requirement. we believe with the market and its regulators we will come wit. >> will you be looking for evaluation -- valuation above daimler? >> we cannot say. we are targeted to beat daimler because of the g.e. investment stake. but we have a very good valuation by the market. >> and an i.p.o. in september of this year? >> we will see, you know, the communications between our team with the regulators and also potential investors. and we don't have any pressure on the time line

or more we are joined from hong kong by our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle.s? stephen: they have been working on the trade and investment framework agreement with between china -- between taiwan and the u.s. since the late 1990's. but politics have gotten in the way. different administrations have gotten in the way. the biden administration is that would wants to push these talks back up higher. official talks have not been announced but antony blinken earlier this week indicated they want to restart talks and other media are reporting those talks between the u.s. trade representative and her taiwanese counterparts could begin as early as today to begin the process of restarting negotiations or talks on this trade and investment framework agreement. some in congress want the u.s. to eventually go as far as to have talks on a free-trade agreement, a bilateral agreement between taiwan and the u.s. that is far more politically sensitive with china. but this would be a first step. it comes on the heels of the u.s. military plane landing on taiwan soil, which chin

shery: north asia correspondent stephen engle.adio to hear more from newsmakers and get in-depth analysis. listen via the out, or -- via the app or bloombergradio.com. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: here's a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. netflix assigned director steven spielberg -- has assigned director steven spielberg to a multi-year deal. his production company and partners build on existing relationship. the to have teamed up before, last on the trial of the chicago seven and another in preproduction. the marvel series, loki, help downloads of the disney out rise 9% last week according to bloomberg analysts. the series the latest for the superhero brand. according to the ceo, loki was the most watch on disney plus during its opening week. a member club for creative industry executives is poised for an ipo in york. the organization owns 28 soho house clubs and nine spaces and a retailer. mcr, which has not turned a profit, warns of its indebtedness and says it parent -- plans to pay down $

shery: our next guest saying north asia may be shielded from underperformance by being a manufacturingnt is that key tail risk for the region. let's bring in the tv investment strategist at lgt bank -- let's bring in the chief investment strategist at lgt bank. the question of the day on mliv ask which stock markets will outperform in the third quarter? >> we are still skewed toward the developed markets because the numbers coming out of the united states and europe, and japan when it comes to the economy, arst drake -- staggering -- are staggeringly strong. there is a major economic boom and the consumer is being supported by pent-up savings. we are seeing the start of that more than the end of it. so that is certainly where we would focus on. in terms of sectors, still the value reflation and reopening trade that makes sense for us for the time being. shery: in april we had lgt bank more optimistic when it comes to central banks holding steady. as time goes by we think inflation concerns in emerging markets. the gtv chart already showing a rate premium, as compared to developing

by blocking sunlight, the upper regions of north america, europe, and asia, only enjoyed partially clips or crescent sun. that's when the sun, moon, and earth are not perfectly lined up. the next total solar eclipse is due to take place in december. ah and now the top stories on al jazeera, the u. n. is warning 350000 people are either living in or facing farm and in ethiopia as war torn t gray, region aid groups say to 1000000 people have been displaced from the fighting. and crops and livestock have mostly been looted, destroyed or slaughtered, that you are some vassar to the un is criticize the security council for not taking the situation in t gray more seriously. it's time for the security council to have a public meeting on this issue. it's time for the counsel to take meaningful action to address the crisis. and it's time for the ethiopian government to respond responsibly to request for humanitarian access to in the fighting and hold those accountable for the violations that have occurred. it's time for the broader international communities to step up to and prevent another famin

diversity of plants and animals species. broadly mixed forest are found primarily in europe, eastern asia, and north america. and it's in one such forest. but scientists have been east dropping on the secrets of the wood wide web. the since ancient times the forest has been a place of magic and miss, i often feared by many of our ancestors, ah, today we no longer see our shrinking woodlands as enchanted. but still, we only understand a fraction of what goes on there. one thing assure their home to a vast array of helpers that are working hard to ensure the trees survive in the fin, fingers, nature park and switzerland. mckenna, painter and her team are on the trail of fund guy, which dr. and force soil and play a very special world when he was born. and if you remove a little layer forest floor, you can see these tiny white threads everywhere. i say there fungal threats that hold hi fi you. so the ones that are visible to the human eye or the white one, the vice, the sink. but there are much minor threads to piece together. they form an entire cluster in the forest, floors full of fun, guy, hifi, fu

and animal species. deciduous or broadly mixed forest are found primarily in europe, eastern asia and north america. and it's in one such forest, but scientists have been eavesdropping on the secrets of the wood wide web. the since ancient times the forest has been a place of magic, and miss, i often feared by many of our ancestors, ah, today we no longer see our shrinking woodlands as enchanted. but still, we only understand a fraction of what goes on there. one thing is sure that home to a vast array of helpers that are working hard to ensure the tree survived in the sin, fingers, nature park in switzerland. mccain pater and her team are on the trail of fund guy which drive and force soil in play. a very special roles when on hearing and vision, if you remove a little layer forest floor, you can see these tiny white threads everywhere. i say they're fungal threads, hold hi fi. so the ones that are visible to the human eye or the white one, the vice the thing, but there are much minor threads to piece together. they form an entire cluster in the forest, floors full of fun guy, hifi, fuller

apples and the googles to be sharing data and information, and that threat to democracies across asia, europe, north america is a real pervasive threat, and the sooner all of our european friends realize that this is -- you cannot have it both ways, i think the better. growingly, the intelligence services recognize that but sometimes the government doi thy different today than even two years ago. karen: thank you so much, senator warner. that is all the time we have this money but we want to thank you -- morning but we want to thank you and hope you are back soon. sen. warner: thank you so much, karen. karen: good luck with infrastructure negotiations. please stay tuned at 10:00 eastern time tomorrow when my colleague francis interviews the president and chairman of mission blue. discussing the adverse affect climate change is having on the oceans. you can always had to washington post live and see the other fascinating programs we have coming up and register for more information about them. thank you very much for being with us today. announcer: the meeting with world leaders today with president b

one earth by blocking sunlight, the upper regions of north america, europe, and asia only enjoy the partial eclipse or crescent sun. that's when the sun, moon, and earth are in perfectly lined up. the next, the total solar eclipse is due to take place in december. so the come on al jazeera, this news, our action from a ground breaking golf tournament in sweden, where men and women are competing against each other. ah cruise with me ah ah ah ah ah, new york tri becca film festival is back on in the us. the organizer say they want to bring the same message of hope as the 1st festival 2 decades ago from new york, gabriela liz, on the reports. ha, it's the hottest ticket in town because it's the 1st ticket in town. trade becker will be the 1st in person film festival to take place in all of north america. since the pandemic began over a year ago, it's also a key milestone the 20th anniversary of the festival. the festival was founded shortly after the 911 attacks on the world trade center. to help revitalize the devastated nearby tray back a neighborhood as well as the rest of new york city. fi

the upper regions of north america, europe and asia, only enjoyed a partially clips or crescent sun. that's when the sun, moon, and earth are not perfectly lined up. the next total solar eclipse is due to take place in december. ah, and now the top stories on al jazeera, the un is warning 350000 people are either living in.

fire when the moon casts the shadow one earth by blocking sunlight, the upper regions of north america, europe and asia experienced a partially clips of or crescent sun because the sun, moon, and earth are not perfectly lined up while the next total solar eclipse is due to take place in december. that it looks amazing. more on the website, al jazeera dot com. ah, and now the top stories on al jazeera, the un is warning 350000 people are either living in or facing famine in ethiopia as war torn at t gray region, a group say the 2000000 people have been displaced from the fighting. and crops and livestock have mostly been looted, destroyed or slaughtered the years some vaster to the un has criticize the.

and just like doctor was saying, we have black muslims, we have a muslims from south asia from north africa for, i mean, it's such a big community. so we can't, we can't really prescribe one experience to every, to all of those billions of people. right. so i think it's more about supporting creators. i have been there. yeah, of course. of course they have to want to think i'm going to respond to that too. cuz i think, you know, part of it is a lot of pressure, right? because you don't get a lot of stuff. and so people want the one thing to do everything, you know, like for example, i really enjoyed the film that came out one night in miami, which had to most characteristically no one, no toilet read it. yes. all right, but not enough for me here, but just the idea that i felt i, i enjoyed the movie and i enjoyed the fact that we saw personal by the both of the people who are like be moving large figures right. but there were other, there were like, wait a minute, knock over it and do how about they wouldn't do that, right? because it's all the pressure. but really what we need is we

that this trip where the united states is engaging all of our allies across the board from north america to asia to europe, through the g7, through the european union, you name it, we are organizing global leadership. this is what it looks like. and vladimir putin is not used to it. he saw the united states in disarray for the past four plus years, basically pushing the allies to the margins. this is a very strong demonstration that the strategy is working. >> you have time for a coffee break. i'll seal you at the top of the next hour. as we mentioned, nbc's keir simmons sat down with russian president vladimir putin in moscow. on monday, you can watch much more of that worldwide exclusive on today u.s. nightly news and a msnbc. after after learning that trump weaponized the doj, could we soon hear from william barr about what his boss really told him to do? that is next. best deals on refri, gas ranges and grills. and if you're looking for... your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symp

they fled from north america, middle east, and asia escaping war and poverty. well, you know, the development fonts is holding it's 2nd round of regional elections on sunday. the vote is the biggest test had of next year's presidential election. traditional left and right parties fed better than expected in the 1st round, while president emmanuel microns party and the french far right, performed poorly. it's ashley butler looks ahead to sunday's vote. it's been a bad week, the marine the pen. the french far right leader has been much of it defending her political party, the national rally after it did much worse than expected in the 1st round of the french regional elections. nearly surely. but tell me to check on the keys me, but the election isn't over this a 2nd round and the national really got through in every region. so it's a chance for voters who didn't vote in the 1st round to correct the situation by going out to vote this time. good opinion polls suggested pens party would lead in at least 6 of frances 13 mainland regions. in the end, it is a head in

and animal species. deciduous or broadly mixed forest are found primarily in europe, eastern asia and north america. and it's in one such form, but scientists have been stopping on the secrets of the wood wide web. the since ancient times, the forest has been a place of magic, and miss, i often feared by many of our ancestors, ah, today we no longer see our shrinking woodlands as enchanted. but still, we only understand a fraction of what goes on there. one thing assure that home to a vast array of helpers that are working hard to ensure the tree survived in the fin, fingers, nature park in switzerland. mckenna painter and her team are on the trailer fund guy, which dr. enforced soil in play. a very special world when on hearing and vision, if you remove a little layer forest floor, you can see these tiny white threads everywhere. i say they're fungal threads that hold hi fi. so going on and the ones that are visible, so the human eye or the white one, the vice, the things. but there are much minor threads to piece together. they form an entire cluster in the forest, floors full of fun guy,

asia. specifically concerns the people of vietnam, north and south. it chronicles the story of a four year search for peace, and for better days to come, in their part of the world. this research succeeded with past progress. this film may likely claimants title in a chronology of hope. the united states first became involved in a conflict in north vietnam, and south vietnam after both countries received their independence more than a decade ago by ratified acts of the french colony. the united states reported the efforts by soviet numb to remain free and independent, but increased its financial and military support in the early 1960s as the threat to sow vietnam intensified. ♪ ♪ ♪ at the united nations security council in may 1964, the united states ambassador made his country's position clear. >> the united states government is currently involved in the affairs of the republic of vietnam for one reason, and one reason only. because the people of vietnam requested the help of the united states. and of other governments, to defend itself against armed

as the brain now starts to push into the north island on saturday, off to asia pacific, a few things we've got to go over here. first we do have rain falling between the gang, see, and the pearl river valleys. what day for hong kong and a batch of rain will be falling just east, a beige ing but work track in this tropical disturbance moving north up the pacific ocean. so we'll take this out now a few days. and here's what i wanted to point out. our plum brains falling across the yangtze river valley are going to be amplified by this disturbance, which is going to throw a whole lot of rain for tokyo on monday. the on counting the cost of focus on nigeria to recessions and for years growing in security and unemployment, oil companies packing up and leaving even the threat of piracy in the gulf of getting just what nigeria needs to do to confront multiple challenges. counting the call on al jazeera ah, holding the powerful to account as we examine the us, his role in the world on al jazeera. ah, oh, a. welcome back. now, main story this out for us police off the derek shelven has been s

the choice africa is going to make is going to determined whether all the steps north america, europe, and some parts of asiaken on addressing global climate change, for example. if africa chooses a different model of an economy and is helped by the developed countries around the way, we shall have a better world. the idea that the world, that the rest of the world is going to fix climate change without helping the developing world to develop better, to develop different from the weight europe or north america developed, we are kidding ourselves. i will give you an example. currently africa is under one pound of carbon per person in terms of pollution. india is almost two. . we have similar population numbers. india is about 1.3 billion people, just like africa is now. but the population of africa is already determined in the next 40 years. we know that africa is below 30, majority of africans. that population is going to double. if they use energy at the current level india is using, we know that climate change solution is out of our way pardon me for interrupting, i just want to go to lorenzo in room now.

eastern europe and central asia, the middle east and north ferk.ou know, we still have an ongoing epidemic that is now very concentrated in south and southeast among racial and ethnic minorities, particularly african americans, latinx americans, and in sexual and gender minorities. two-thirds of our infections are in gay and bisexual men, including primarily in men of color, the most affected groups. >> sreenivasan: that is stunning that there are still parts of the world where h.i.v. is on the rise, which also helps people see that here we are, 40 years later, and there are still significant health disparities and access disparities when it comes to any of these three wonderful vaccines that we have available. they're not available to everyone by a long shot. >> they're not available to the great majority of humanity, not just everyone. you know, this-- this also is similar to the period in '96, when we finally had triple therapt was absolutely amazing. we cald it the lazarus effect. people rose up off their death beds, went back to work and went

makes swabs ready to expand production to help us, to get the reagent that we had to source from asia and northn't have stuff in place, do we? >> not yet. i hope this is something we're going to be addressing shortly. there are so many areas where we're weak, chris. i mean, if you consider the fact -- i was in china in january of 2020 before we realized what was going on here. and the chinese government was investing heavily in personal protective equipment. everywhere i went in china, we were wearing masks. when i came back to newark, it was like stepping into a completely different world. there was really no concern. they were stopping people coming in the border from china, but there was no effort to do anything similar with people arriving from europe. and the majority of what hit new york was viruses coming in from europe, not from china. >> yeah. >> so there are so many places where we went wrong. so that said -- >> go ahead. >> that said, i just want to say the vaccine story here is absolutely extraordinary. the investments that we made in vaccine development beginning in the early 2000s

and animal species, deciduous or broadly mixed. foreign are found primarily in europe, eastern asia and north america. and it's in one such forest, but scientists have eat dropping on the secrets of the wood wide web. the since ancient times, the forest has been a place of magic and i often feared by many of our ancestors. today we no longer see our shrinking woodlands as enchanted, but still we only understand a fraction of what goes on there. the one thing is sure their home to a vast array of helpers that are working hard to ensure the tree survive. in the fin fingers, nature park in switzerland, mckenna painter, and her team are on the trail of fund guy which thrive in force. soil in play, a very special world. when on here to also on be, if you remove a little layer forest floor, you can see these tiny white threads everywhere. i say there fungal threads hold hi fi. so the ones that are visible to the human eye or the white one, the vice the thing. but there are much minor threads to piece together. they form an entire cluster in the forest floors full of fun guy, high feet full of full

off to asia pacific were tracking tropical energy, moving north up the pacific ocean. not looking to have a big impact for tokyo, but our plumb rains falling across the yangtze river valley out toward the east, trying to see. i think the bulk of this activity will steer out toward the pacific and major is quit the eastern portion of hans you on monday. the ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm sorry. i'm was watching the news, our life in london coming up in the next 60 minutes south africa is seeing a massive surgeons of infection.

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saturday, there will be plenty of rain in the bay of plenty in the north of the north island and as we move to southeast asiare looking drier across indochina and those monsoon rains attacking, but for thailand, things looking a lot clearer, and most of the wet weather is going to be across indonesia with showers for a couple of areas. ♪ >> with the bank, energy and change came to every part of our universe. seismic or small, it continues. >> changes all around us. shaped by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your busess. ♪ ♪ >> our top stories on al jazeera, former ivory coast president gbagbo has returned home for the first time since being ousted during civil war more than a decade ago. foals are set to open in a few hours in iran's presidential elections. the president has appealed the people to cast their ballots and voter turnout is expected to be hit record lows. afghanistan and reported its highest number of coronavirus deaths in one day something pandemic began with age groups warning that the situation in the country is spiraling out of control. zambia's founding presid

discuss john is growing influence that rival rail along with the conflicts with north korea, fueling and arms race across asia pacific. robin mcbride has more from boost on the opening of an international exhibition, putting on display the latest in naval weaponry that's increasingly made in south korea. decades of maintaining military readiness, only divided peninsula have gradually transformed the country into an important manufacturer. so huge a little when upon the reason we've come to realize the importance of developing our own weapons for defense. and we're now able to produce weapons just as powerful as those made by other countries, which is a recent agreement with its allied, the united states. now allows south korea to develop longer range missiles with heavy payloads. and it follows the unveiling of a new home grown jet fighter prototype profoundly. we have opened a new era of self defense and have also established a historic milestone in the advancement of the industry. it comes as south career and most asian neighbors are looking to spend more on new weapons driven in part by china's ballooning

the cato institute a few months ago and show some countries like albania but in north africa the least and southeast asia there are several that have a huge problem with the religious and liberalism. about a two dozen countries today have blasphemy laws which means if someone says something offensive against the prophet mohammed or others even just illegitimately, he or she may have pinned up in prison for years. unfortunately this happens quite often in pakistan. in a dozen countries there are laws that mean if the muslim publicly gives up the fate to become a christian or atheist or some other conviction he or she may be failed and give a death penalty. it works in another way we have seen in the past several decades in some muslim countries, islamic regimes and so-called. muslim scholars are intellectuals who just have reformist views about islam and can be condemn although they are believers. who condemns them, some groups so they can be targeted, executed. we know that when you silence one person is a tragedy for another because you block the society for rethinking these issues. in these countries s

north island. and as it moved to south east asia, things are looking to ride across indo china. those monsoon rains impacting the bay of then gal. but for thailand, things are looking a lot clearer if you shall, was kicking across cambodia and vietnam in the afternoon. but most of the wet weather is going to be across indonesia, with showers for borneo and brunei. the ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm northern taylor. this is the news i live from london. coming up the a warm welcome for long, but as i re coast fuller, president, returning to a nation he left in the grip of civil war. but will he bring com or more tension? a choice of for just out until pose open in iraq.

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off new zealand, the north island dealing with loss treatment conditions and heavy rain. south island, you're in the clear. asiaacific, plum rates have been stealing steady rain into taiwan. that is going to start to ease as they move further to the north. for india, the southwest monsoon season has just started, but started to ease some on tuesday. we are going to see the heavy rain as we head towards. mumbai, high of 33 degrees on tuesday. ♪ >> a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. simple touch. the unconventionality. witness through the lens of the human eye is what inspires us. witness documentaries on al jazeera. anchor: top stories here on al jazeera. kamala harris has used her first foreign trip to one migrants not to attempt to reach the u.s.. the person who overthrew mali's government has been sworn in. antony blinken says iran's nuclear program is galloping forward. peru's presidential election is on a knife edge. 94% of ballots have been collected, showing one candidate just ahead with 50.2% of the vote, but the conservative politician is just behind with around 49.8%. too close to

millionaires and said for the first time in five years there are more millionaires in north america than in the asiaific. there are 7 million millionaires in america, 10% more than this time last year. some got richer during the pandemic. there are 20 million millionaires worldwide. guys, the study measured millionaires but didn't count their primary residence as part of their wealth. if you look at bay area residents who have lived here 20, 30 years paid off that 30-year note, there are a bunch. >> sure. >> maybe not a zillion, i'm not going that high, but a lot of paper million arrows in the area. >> big time. >> yeah. >> thanks. >>> new details, tesla's lowest priced model 3 has two top safety recommending days back in place this morning. "consumer reports" and the insurance institute for highway safety pulled their recommending days in the spring after the carmaker switched from radar sensors to a camera-based technology for its braking and collision warning system. that prompted each group to pull the recommendations pending a review of the new technology. >>> new this morning, new research sug

cornwall, in europe, 35 or so percent of people have had at least one dose of vaccine north america is 40 percent or so in asia, it's only 7 percent in africa. it's only just past 2 percent just in the last couple of days. a huge challenge ahead. so certainly a step in the right direction, but it will reg being criticized by some campaign. this is really just not enough that the g 7 has to be more ambitious. so campaign as has been asking for a listing of the patterns and of these vaccines that has also been criticized as sort of discouraging development. what do you make of this? yeah, well this is a, this is a debate that's been going on for some time, but it will, it's a philosophical debate. is the debates about how you structure incentives in a free market economy. supporters of the page, the new system would say, well, you have to incentivize private companies to do this research if they're not going to invest lots of money in research. if they think they're going to have to give away the product for free at the end of the day, especially when you do this kind of research, there's no guarantee that you'r

north island. and as you move to felt east asia, things are looking to right across indo china. those monsoon range impacting the bay of then gal. but for thailand, things are looking a lot clearer if you shall, was kicking across cambodia and vietnam in the afternoon. but most of the wet weather is going to be across indonesia, with showers for borneo and brunei. the weather bag. energy and change. to every part of our universe. more small. to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your bill ah, the ah top stories going on here for my ivory coast president bible has returned home for the 1st time since being ousted during the civil war. more than a decade ago. polls are set to open in a few hours in the wrong presidential elections. president rodney is appealed to people to cough balance or to turn out is expected to hit record lows. and i've chemist on who's recorded high number of current of our staff in one day dependent pandemic began with 8 groups warning the situation in the country is spiraling out of c

in the north america but europe and the emerging markets, latin america, asia, everywhere, it is incrediblejack: were used to grabbing the hand-held power tool that is cordless but electric cars get the headline there is a bigger revolution going on in your world which is even lawnmowers and leaf rollers are becoming battery-operated and that means suddenly brand loyalty is more important that it used to be because of the interchangeable batteries, can you explain that the. [speaking in native tongue] >> were trying to form that because we think it's great for society and we think we can make significant money doing it, converting that market, if you think of automotive on one end and the power tools on the other and in between is up power output and were about to exercise an option to acquire one of america's leading outdoor power equipment company accompany called mtd a family company in ohio almost $3 billion in gas power outdoor power equipment which we can convert to electric overtime. jack: i was in a zoom meeting in the screened in porch when i had to run inside with the laptop becau