shocking i don't need any of that because i love their release comes as a surprise move or judged by paul bia the president in power for the past 37 years is aiming to strike a more conciliatory tone towards the opposition after a week of dialogue to from a national reconciliation but for many this goodwill gesture doesn't go far enough they should be general amnesty to each and every one so that we can start on a clean slate and this culminating with the end of the dialogue it could really show that government has good feet and then we can skin the how they can implement some of the order recommendations come to and he supporters say they're ready to continue their political fight which they say is now entering a new and peaceful stage. now jennifer a stands with. damned. violence in south africa an embarrassment for the continent harvey was speaking in johannesburg at the end of a state visit to the country the trip has been overshadowed by speeds of recent attacks against foreign workers in south africa least 12 people were killed in the violence and many still lives. and creech reports on

we can be spread out what has been happening to progression will happen again long term president paul bia has promised to implement the recommendations of the national dialogue that include some form of decentralization of powers to the regions it so far ordered the release of nearly $500.00 prisoners including those who fought against the state. many cameroonians welcomed the recently you saw hundreds of political prisoners and rebels received an important 1st step towards healing to reduce in the country the pressure will now be on the rebels to do the same but have so far dismissed the recent government concessions as cosmetics. many leaders of the separatist movement calling for the creation of an independent state of limbo julia remain behind bars it's not clear if they to meet again their freedom some already some cameroonian say the government had conceded too much of a decrease. your would be rule jordan's government says it's reached a pager with the teachers union to end a one month strike a protest by thousands of teachers was the longest public sector strike and the country's

cameron's president paul bia has over the release of the main political rival opposition leader maurice come to was detained in january of organizing demonstrations in the central african nation the move comes as a national dialogue aimed at ending a separatist conflict wrapped up a summit recommended greater decentralization of the countries to the found provinces cameroon's english speaking regions have been fighting for 3 years to break away from the french majority and create their own state all right so those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after one on one east stage and that's a much better. recently reelected for a 2nd 5 year term. we asked the president of malawi about alleged election fraud and corruption there been allegations made against you even how corrupt is malawi the president of malawi beat him a 3 care talks to al-jazeera. it's a crucial violent and wildly popular across thailand a little more tart is one of the toughest martial law. i will write how mabel make a problem so sure you are risking it all the finer and fortune. by our hour but the deat

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president paul bia has ordered the release of hundreds of prisoners linked to the separatist crisis in this country's angry phone regions m national dialogue was launched in cameroon on monday in the hope of ending the conflict nearly 3000 people have died since fighting broke out in 2017 between the army and separatists who want independence for cameroon's 2 english speaking provinces. in mali the families of 38 soldiers killed by fighters linked to al qaeda are demanding information from the government protesters in the capital bamako say army commanders are withholding details about monday's attacks on 2 bases 60 soldiers remain missing families accuse the government of failing to properly equip soldiers to fight groups hundreds of facebook and instagram accounts pages and groups have been removed for what the tech giant is calling coordinated in authentic behavior facebook says the fake accounts ran misinformation campaigns mostly targeting the middle east and north africa much of it was pro u.a.e. saudi arabia egypt and to qatar iran and turkey dozens of accounts targeting in the

cameroon's president paul bia has ordered the release of hundreds of prisoners linked to a separatist crisis in its anger fung region rebel leaders say it is a political stunt and that they'll keep fighting be a made the announcement on twitter with talks underway to try and end fighting between rebels and the military conflict has killed more than 1800 people and displaced more than half a 1000000. relatives of the victims of the last vegas mass shooting have reached an $800000000.00 settlement with the hotel from where the gunman opened fire m.g.m. resorts international was accused of negligence for allowing him to stockpile weapons and ammunition in his room 2 years ago rob reynolds reports. the las vegas massacre was the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history a gunman firing from the 32nd floor of the hotel casino killed 58 people attending a music concert more than 800 were injured many horrifically now the company that owns the hotel m.g.m. grand as agreed to pay approximately $800000000.00 to victims and the families of those who were killed this settlement will provide com

then we can be spread out what happened in the progression will happen again long term president paul bia has promised to implement the recommendations of the national dialogue that include some form of decentralization of powers to the regions it so far ordered the release of nearly $500.00 prisoners including those who fought against the state many years welcomed the recent release of hundreds of political prisoners and rebels say it's an important 1st step towards healing divisions in the country the pressure on the rebels to do the same but have so far dismissed recent government concessions as cosmetics. many leaders of the separatist movement calling for the creation of an independent state of them remain behind bars it's not clear if they to meet again their freedom soon already some cameroonian say the government had conceded too much of a decrease. you know in the room now the trade war between the u.s. and china has led fashion brands to shift production areas a hot spot for many of those companies is bangladesh but locals there say low wages in the government's lack supposed to

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cameroon's president paul bia has ordered the release of hundreds of prisoners linked to the separatist crisis in these countries and a phone regions talks aimed at ending the conflict are being held in the capital of your own doing more than 800 people have been killed since fighting broke out in 2016 between the army and separatists who want independence for cameron's 2 english speaking provinces rebel leaders have dismissed the president's move as a political stunt religious has more in the capital you know day. when it's not immediately clear who the 333 individuals were these was announced by the component government but a lot of people going to spread key opposition figures and leaders of the separatist movement to be among them and altman came as delegates to the national dollar conference a roughing up to discuss it when the government was to be seen as taking some steps up even such an individual groups in the country this of course includes opposition figures who earlier on during the start of the dollar conference walked out on stage protests because some of the items they wa

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cameroonian opposition leader has been released from prison as part of an amnesty ordered by president paul bia maurice come to was jailed in january for organizing protests people are celebrating his release which comes a day after the end of a national dialogue aimed at resolving a separatist conflict cameron's english speaking regions have been fighting for 3 years to break away from the french majority scientists have been studying the migration routes of humpback whales and other marine species off the coast of french guyana in the atlantic ocean that research involves listening to sounds deep underwater on a newly discovered reef system al-jazeera snick clock takes a rare listening in in his latest report from the region. early morning on the esperanza scanning the waters for signs of life on the surface or positions on the ship a manned and they don't have to wait long away a list spotted blowing the boats alongside the team heads out on to the water melon headed whales ride the power wave as they go well part of the rich biodiversity of these waters the team want to. cameraman christoph

leader maurice come to will likely be released from jail as part of an amnesty ordered by president paul bia come to was detained in january for organizing protests meanwhile a national dialogue aimed at ending a separatist conflict has concluded in the capital your own day cameron's english speaking regions have been fighting for 3 years to break away from the french majority on thursday president bia announced the release of more than 330 people. i'll be back with a little over 25 minutes here on al-jazeera but let's get you back to head to head . welcome back to head to head on al-jazeera english here in washington d.c. in front of an audience at the george washington university for the 1st time my guest tonight is the senior economic advisor to president donald trump he's an all star he's well known conservative commentator and he's an advisor to the trump 2020 reelection campaign stephen moore thanks for weighing in on stephen a lot of people watching around the world. fascinated by donald trump wherever you go fascinated by this guy on a level i've never seen in any world leader in mod

beirut camerons president paul bia has over the release of hundreds of prisoners linked to the separatist crisis in his country's regions a national dialogue was launched in cameroon on monday in the hope of ending the conflict only 3000 people have died since fighting broke out in 2017 between the army and separatists who want independence for cameron's 2 english speaking provinces. britain's prime minister johnson's hoping his new set of proposals will block stalled brags that negotiations include a new regulator a zone in northern ireland to replace a backstop arrangement and the existing withdrawal bill but it hasn't gone down well with some senior european parliament figures who say they won't support it reports some love. it is going to fail to ring a morning meeting of the cabinet boris johnson told ministers he would defend his new brakes of proposals in parliament with glutinous in mali and it's typical johnson language meaning he'd be syrup the sweet q very much was just proved from the prime minister and his proposals could hardly have seemed more reasonable for this government

can be spread out what has been happened in the progression would happen again long term president paul bia has promised to implement the recommendations of the national dialogue that include some form of decentralization of powers to the regions it so far ordered the release of nearly $500.00 prisoners including those who fought against the state. many cameroonians welcomed the recent release of hundreds of political prisoners and rebels say it's an important 1st step towards healing divisions in the country the pressure will now be on the rebels to do the same but have so far dismissed the recent government concessions as cosmetics. many leaders of the separatist movement calling for the creation of an independent state of a brazilian remain behind bars it's not clear if they to be regain their freedom soon already some cameroonian say the government had conceded too much of a decrease al-jazeera you know when the camera. now conservative and catholic groups are protesting in the french capital later on sunday against plans to allow single and gay women to get access to i.v.'s the procedu

cameron's president paul bia has over the release of his main political rival the opposition leader maurice come to was detained in january of organizing demonstrations in the central african nation the moves come as a national dialogue aimed at ending a separatist conflict wrapped up the summit recommended greater decentralization of the country's 2 provinces. demonstrators again taken to the streets in haiti's capital demanding the resignation of president john l. mores protesters tiles on fire as they march the united nations office in port au prince opposition leaders are urging the international community to withdraw their support from worries friday's march is the latest almost 4 weeks of protests in which 17 people have been reportedly killed now court documents reveal that u.k. prime minister boris johnson will send a letter to the e.u. asking for briggs that delay if a deal isn't agreed in 2 weeks' time a scottish court is considering whether johnson could be jailed if he takes the u.k. out of the block without a deal but johnson says he will comply with the new law which forces hi

environment and the defensive nature and portfolios in terms of having a quiet -- quiet -- quality bias as well. paul morgan asset management global market strategist kerry craig, thank you. still to come, later this week on bloomberg tv and radio, guy johnson speaks with the chicago fed president charles evans in madrid. do not miss that live conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: we have breaking news. we are hearing from the japan coast guard saying north korea appears to have launched a missile. we know the u.s. and north korea are starting nuclear negotiations again. this was confirmed by the state department. this will happen within the next week, but now we are seeing north korea appeared to have launched a missile. we have seen north korea stopping intercontinental ballistic missile tests during the nuclear negotiations with the u.s. but not necessarily the short range ballistic missiles that have been launched in recent months. paul: this is bloomberg technology global link. let's take a look at the top global tech stories of the day. taylor: thanks. apple closes in striking distance of a

bias. one of the things to hit what paul brought up about the different experiences of war, and the military, challenges training challenges training our ai off of data from iraq and afghanistan which is great, except, will that actually create, will it be suitable for a major state conflict against china. the way that we process decisions, will they, will they always be appropriate? those two elements, helping people sift through information, what is real or not, when do you listen and when do you not? the kind of decisions that you will be part of. now, the the good news of this is, the batman movie, you grew up in the dark. this is what what you know. you will be, in some ways, better suited better suited to help advise then say the current generation with all of these issues of fake news, disinformation, etc. >> that is a great point. it is never as good or as bad as first reported. now it. now it could be terrible. we need a confidence level against every fact that the commander or the decision-maker sees. to the panel, and 25 years, these people will be our community leaders and our el

paul officery, real clear investigations reporting he worked in the obama white house. oh. that explains a lot. no political biasright? but the lying, cowardly shifty schiff is -- wants you to believe this is just nonpartisan effort to protect the country. shifty schiff is so concerned about foreign election interference all of the sudden. except, i guess, when it's shifty schiff who is trying to elicit the foreign country. we have that tape. this is pretty entertaining. take a look. >> i think there is direct evidence in the emails from russians intermediary offering dirt on hillary clinton that what is described as russian effort to elect donald trump. >> and trump and we russian girl celebrity; also known as person with a strange reputation. >> olga and how do you spell her name. >> olga buzva. >> encouraged don jr. to do privately. that is give us the dirt on hillary clinton. >> what's the nature of the kompromat? >> well, there were pictures of naked trump. >> and so putin was made aware of the availability of the compromising material? >> yes, of course. >> what more clear intent to collude could you have

whistle-blower, is a registered democrat, paul sperry, real clear investigations reporting he worked in the obama white house. oh, that explains a lot. no political biasght? with the lying, cowardly, shifty schiff wants you to believe this is just a nonpartisan effort to protect the country. shifty schiff is not so concerned about foreign election interference come all of a sudden. except, i guess, when it is shifty schiff, who is trying to enlist the help of a foreign country to dig up dirt on his political enemy. we have that tape. this is pretty entertaining. take a look. >> i think there is direct evidence in the emails from the russians, through the intermediary, offering dirt on hillary clinton, as part of what is described, in writing, as the russian government effort to help elect donald trump. >> she met with trump, brought -- also known as a person with a reputation. >> how do you spell her name? >> the president very publicly encouraged russia to do it don jr. was encouraging russia to do, that is give us the dirt on hillary clinton. >> what is the nature? >> pictures of naked trump. >> putin was made of aware? >> yes, of course. >> what co

says his lack of natural bias and prejudice when talking to candidates has already improved the initial screening process. pauln always find in-depth analysis and newsmakers on bloomberg radio, now broadcasting live from our studio in hong kong. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: 8:30 in hong kong. close on monday for a public holiday. an interesting session when we get underway. asia,"watching "daybreak a let's get a quick check on the markets. we are getting positive sentiment. seeing the asx 200 gaining 0.4%. every sector is in the green. the nikkei is seeing its biggest jump since september 13. almost a month. we have seen weakness on the yen on news china could be willing to sign a partial trade deal. the kospi higher by 0.5%. half of those gains are being by electronics, with better-than-expected sales and profit numbers. >> trade talks are back on track this week with the white house confirming the top chinese negotiator will be in washington on thursday. the administration said they will be looking to build on lower level discussions in recent weeks. will include intellectual property rights, nontariff barrier

them that sees trustworthy or there's an issue of algorithmic bias and it's the wrong data set into it. one of the things to hit what paul brought up about the different recent experiences of war is in military challenges that we are training our ai off of data from iraq and afghanistan which is great except is that going to create or be suitable for a major state conflict to get to china will the ways we process decisions in iraq and it isn't always be appropriate? those two elements that helping people sift through information and what is real or not and two, when you listen to the ai is the decision that you will be a part of that the staff officers 25 years weren't now the good news of this is you are like pain from the batman movie. you grew up in the dark. this is what you know. you will be some ways better suited to help advise and say the current generation who are being flummoxed by all these issues of fake news disinformation et cetera. >> great point. like a derivative of it's never as good or as bad as first reported and now it could be terrible and accurate and we need a competent level against every fact th

president paul beer has ordered the release of hundreds of prisoners linked to a separatist crisis in its anger phone regions the rebel leaders say it is a political stunt and they'll keep fighting bia made the announcement on twitter as talks are underway to try and end fighting between rebels and the military conflict has killed more than 1800 people and displaced over 500000. in. sure the people of france are purple and it's out of the quarter of people not. really. we were driven in punitive but this point in time. goes through countries it's a corridor into all and sundry that please. let's bad ones be very good. education in cameroon has been a major focus of those talks but as negotiations draw to a close on friday some 3000000 children are still excluded from school the english speaking regions are fighting to break away from the french majority and create their own state and that is forced almost all of the schools in angle phone regions to shop how many gees reports from your own day. morning or simply a bus just by legal school in the capital your. priscilla's who works our children to school after waiting for more than a year or. it's the 1st time in class since a party

prime minister bias johnson has pointed the finger at people traffic is describing what's happened as an unimaginable human tragedy the discovery was made in the town of gray's from where paul brennan reports. the circumstances of the grim discovery are still uncertain ambulance paramedics were the 1st to be called to the scene the police won't reveal who it was who raised the alarm but it was immediately obvious that the people inside this container lorry were beyond medical help shortly before 1 40 am today we received reports that a number of people had been found inside the lorries container at the wall to great industrial park on easton avenue in grace emergency services attended but sadly all 39 people inside the container had died police now believe that the container travelled from zebra to purfleet and docked in the thora carrier shortly after 12 30 am on wednesday morning but they also say that the tractor part of the truck is believed to have originated in northern ireland and the british parliament the prime minister and the leader of the opposition were united in shock and sorrow now this is an unimaginable tragedy and truly heartbreaking i know that the though