the the nuclear regulation authority has been reviewing an application from the operator to determine whether the plant meets the standards introduced after the fukushima daiichi nuclear accident in 2011. the regulatotors addressed a drt in may andnd elicited opinions from the public. regulators said on wednesday they had received responses, many of them addressed safety issues including concerns about the possibility of radioactive materials leaking. regulators concluded the measures presented by the operator would be sufficient to deal with the concerns and declared the plant had passed the screening. the operator wants the plant ready by 2022, but the construction work which began 27 years ago, has been repeatedly delayed causing costs to balloon to about $130 billion. plans to use the reprocessed plutonium are not moving forward as initially outlined and the government and energy firm still need to obtain local approval. >>> next, an international project to recreate the sun's energy is entering a new phase. workers have started assembling a nuclear fusion reactor in southern fran

people are also coming up get the main way their prisons have been able to skirt any type of regulation authority around issues involving prisoners and litigation pretty much came out of the night and if i'm in congress passed the prison litigation reform act and what that was is that at that time congress was saying in prisons we're seeing a large number of prisoners filing suits about the conditions that they lived in and it was causing a backlog and a backlog. in the system and so congress wanted a way to limit the rights of prisoners to bring federal lawsuits about the conditions that they were being complied and so what the p.l.r. a does is that it basically calls for prisoners to allow their captors time and knowingness to fix issues that are conditions based so basically which you have to do is that you have to say you have to say to the people who are holding you in these conditions hey. this water smells like or this water tastes like corey and then you have to give those people a reasonable amount of time to address the issue before you can move on. to even file a lawsuit against the pr

the regulation authorized by ray has nothing to do with what you described, the regulation of the vote. chief justice roberts: justice alito? justice alito? justice alito: yes. mr. lessig, my question is similar to justice breyer's. or at least it follows along the same lines. suppose an elector is bribed between the time of the popular vote and the time when the electors vote. can the state remove that elector? mr. lessig: your honor, we believe that prior to the vote, the state's power is the incidental power exists to assure the person who shows up is not engaged in criminal activity. it is difficult to imagine how that plays out because to claim someone has been bribed is a charge and needs to be proven. we believe that is going to be a difficulty with the bribery, but let's remember that the framers expressly considered this problem. george mason expressly said the reason not to have electors is that they could be bribed. what the framers saw is that there were two risks, the risk of elector bribery, but also the risk of corruption -- justice alito: your argument must be either th

transferred to beijing, so therefore, tiktok has been under quite some criticism, skepticism from regulators and authorities quite some time. >> thank you. now for a story of beer and birds. the german state of bavaria is well known for its love of beer and its immense production of the beverage, but in one small town, drinkers are going thirsty and all because of a pair of feathery fiends. >> a bird call that is likened to machine-gun fire. or perhaps a mischievous laugh. they -- these storks have made their yearly journey from africa and chosen a place to nest in a small germantown of bavaria. normally it is seen as a sign of good luck if a store chooses your roof to nest in, but not for this brewery owner. the protected species in germany chose an inconvenient spot to nest this year. "we already had one last year on the roof of the brewery, and the young storks -- when they come back, they often come back to the same place, so they look for a place to build their nests, and they did it in the chimney of the brewery." beer production was forced to be suspended, and christian needed a special craftsman to

to be using and so therefore to talk has been under quite some criticism skepticism from regulators and authorities for quite some time has come to new york thank you. now for a story of beer and birds the german state of bavaria is well known for its love of beer and if the men's production of the beverage but in one small town there drinkers are going thirsty and all because of a pair of feathery feet. bad. to machine gun fire. or perhaps a mysterious laugh. have made their yearly market free journey from africa and chosen a place to nest in the small german town of varia normally it's seen as a sign of good luck chooses your roof to nest in the not for this. protected species in germany chose a rather inconvenient spot to nest to this year. we already had one last year and the roof of the brewery and the young storks when they come back they often come back to the same place so they look for a place to build their nest and they did it in the chimney of the brewery. be a production was forced to be suspended and christian needed a special craftsman to carefully move the nest so production could r

saying the price of apples should be $350.00 and so they have the authority they have the authority to regulate actions they have authority to write the media they the authority to rake bark it's so it's a really grand potentate a fraud well the other thing to consider of course is that the likes of raid ballio 'd the likes of warren buffett the likes of the stanley druckenmiller they themselves are the biggest fund managers in the world and they are accumulating cash instead warren buffett sitting on cash here rage alue saying he wouldn't do cash he's just in gold or something safe like that rather than bonds and cash because that's a negative return so i mean you destroy the markets by trying to save the markets you know psy-ops they use destroy the village to save the village and here they're trying they're trying to save the village there's trying to save the markets by destroying the markets well they're trying to save their bonuses us for sure and doing a darn good job at it well i mean they are appointed by elected officials and they are aware that people look at the stock market our pre

are really important if you want to get a car note or mortgage, but looks like the regulator in the conduct authorityhis and there's a question here for the banks, for the politicians, but also for the credit rating agencies and it was those ratings agencies they got it all wrong over a decade ago with those mortgages. people may have thought twice if they thought this was going to happen but they received assurances that it would all be fine. and this is the problem, isn't it? as soon as we we re problem, isn't it? as soon as we were told that we could take this holiday and it would not affect anything in the future, there would've been people thinking thank goodness for that, because the stress of covid—19. obviously, the stress of covid—19. obviously, the stress of covid—19. obviously, the stress of catching the thing in the first place but the stress of your job not being there when you get backin job not being there when you get back in for a low happening and oh my goodness, that did not apply to everyone and you could be forgiven for thinking well, the government is telling us that this is ok

authorization the f.d.a. has to control and regulate every single drug put on the market it authorized the use of oxycontin as a painkiller without a problem. some of the same f.d.a. officials involved in regulating the drug. would wind up leaving f.d.a. and taking higher paying jobs for purdue pharma and other drug companies we call that the revolving door i think they should have figured out earlier than what was going on and to this day some of these same f.d.a. officials are still at the f.d.a. and rather than saying we made a horrible mistake we have to change our policies they haven't changed their policies they keep approving more opioids. it's a big day for oklahoma the attorney general's teams are facing the lawyers of the 4 companies being seated a judge has to rule whether there's enough evidence to go to trial. approved pharmaceutical after johnson and johnson we sued the ones that we. did business and falsely marketed in oklahoma my goal was to let the truth come out i really hope this case goes to trial it's an enormous amount of money and they're going to fight to the death is what they've been

we are working closely to with regulator authorities to accelerate our program, while maintaining the highest standards in our development process. in order to have such a development program, we are doing things in parallel, rather than sequentially, which requires more capital to be deployed at risk, which is the only way while maintaining safety as a key priority. in the event the clinical program is successful, we have already begun the work to scale up production for the global supply. we are in andover, massachusetts and kalamazoo, michigan will be u.s. stops in our supply-chain. and finally, the goal remains for as many people as possible, globally, and as quickly as we can. i have great confidence that our industry can prevail in the outcome of our battle over covid-19 and that science will win. thank you. rep. degette: thank you so much , and it's now time for the questioning. the chair will recognize herself for five minutes. everybody knows that time is of the essence in the search for a covid-19 vaccine, and obviously everybody wants it as quickly as possible, but we need

regulations. some local authorities, including blackburn with darwen, who are coping with their own outbreaks, areparticularly helped them, that only 50% of so of people's contacts there have been reached and could do better, and again the message is we could do better, and again the message is we are could do better, and again the message is we are trying to work more with local officials and we no further progress will be required. hugh pym, thank you for now. the time is 1.17. our top story this lunchtime... on a visit to scotland, borisjohnson says the uk's response to the coronavirus pandemic shows the "sheer might" of the united kingdom. for the first time, female artists outnumber men on the shortlist for the mercury prize. coming up in the sport on bbc news... leeds united defend their decision to parade the championship trophy in front of their fans, despite asking them to stay away from elland road. nearly £600 million has been promised by the government to upgrade the rail network in the north of england. much of the money will be used to electrify the transpennine main line between man

turkey's parliament has passed a law that gives authorities more power to regulate social media platforms will have to comply with strict conditions or face fines and banned with were directions a law was called for by present much of. opposition lawmakers say it further limits freedom of expression in the country so. emergency crews are tackling a large fire in the u.s. state of arizona after a freight train derailed a crossing a bridge the bridge at tempe town lake partially collapsed it's not yet clear if there are any injuries. italian media say authorities have arrested more than 20 tunisian fishermen on suspicion of smuggling migrants to the island of lampedusa the men make up the crew of a fishing boat that brought migrants who allegedly paid for the passage to the island. police here in germany are digging up a garden for a 2nd day in a row as part of their investigation into the disappearance of madeleine mccann the british toddler was 3 when she vanished on vacation in portugal 13 years ago police have identified a 43 year old german citizen as a suspect and are investigating hi

team is trying to coordinate with the authorities to regulate the release of water at least during the breeding time. but other work also has to be done. considered relatively harmless to eat only fish once found in the region from pakistan to myanmar now they are only found in india bangladesh and w.t.r. knows community involvement is essential in protecting them local fishermen here monitor that uptimes and their nests. yeah subject academically and i'm not the on be there we were asked to check on creole nests and for never be sport and we call the environmentalists and inform. to keep looking until all new findings. for the year that there were over the phone was left. once a nest is identified it is shifted from the river bank to a safer area guardiola eggs typically take about 70 days to incubate the fisherman keep an eye on the eggs until the baby gabriel's hatch and reach the water in 2014 the w.t.r. released satellite back we're just still in these waters now it is about preserving their habitat. last year we moved a proposal in the state board for wildlife to notify a critica

turkey's parliament has passed a law that gives authorities more pot to regulate social media platforms will have to comply with strict conditions or face fines and bandwidth reductions the law was called for by president rage of type one opposition lawmakers say it further limits freedom of expression in the country. of 4 of america's biggest names in tech have appeared before congress to defend themselves against charges that they've become too powerful and are stifling competition appearing via video link mark zuckerberg of facebook joined google's sundar pichai apple c.e.o. tim cook and amazon boss jeff bezos all as ring questions from members of the congressional antitrust panel they were grilled on market dominance and alleged violations of antitrust law. let's get more from the business reporter yens quarter in new york the most powerful the most influential u.s. tech c.e.o.'s have you heard from. well i mean they definitely said talvi luff they are their customers especially jeff bezos but also to him made those cases and then just basis for example he sounded very emotion the t

and it will be subject, by the all to the approval of regulators including the general authority. >> saudi foreign currency reserve has been front and center for much of our coverage, including the lower oil prices. we are still is a lowest level since 2011. on thatthe recovery front? now, 450see it right billion euros, with around 40 about 80% stock of money. we did not see significant changes at the end of this month with that luminary data. course, what of impacted this was the $40 .illion saudi read of assets support our reserve, as you can tell, if there is more positive signals coming from the oil market, which we see them right now. the saudit was central bank governor. now let's get to the first word news. against is pushing back hong kong's new security law. , andook, google, microsoft twitter say they will not process user data requests. concerns that the legislation good criminalize protests and hurt human rights. in brazil, president jair will undergo tests for covid-19. the president is taking hydroxychloroquine, which has been touted to combat the virus but its effectiv

plan to begin that study later this month, subject to fda approval we are working closely with regulator authority to accelerate the program while maintaining the highest standards in our development process. in order to reduce the normal time taken for such a development program, we are doing steps in parallel, rather than sequentially, which requires more capital to be deployed. it is the only way we could have significant time for the development program while maintaining the safety of a key priority. in the event that a clinical development program is successful, we have already begun the work to scale up production for global supply we have announced that visor facilities in st. louis, missouri, and hand over massachusetts and columbus who, michigan will be sights in our supply chain. finally, our goal remains to bring a safe and effective covid-19 vaccine to as many people as possible globally, as quickly as we can i have great confidence that our industry can prevail, in the outcome of our battle against covid-19, and that science will win thank you. >> thank you so much. it is now time to

turkey's parliament passed a law that gives authorities more power to regulate social media.latforms will haveve to comply with strict conditions or face bandwidth reductions. the law was called for by president edro -- president erdogan. german ministers were grilled behind closed doors today over what they knew about allegations of fraud at wire card. in june, the highflying payment service provider crashed and burned after bosses admitted there was a 1.9 billion euro hold in the company's balance sheet. berliners have been getting the chance to experience their new airport 11 years after it was originally supposed to open. 11 years. an army of fake flyers has been trying out the passenger experience ahead of the airport's opening, scheduled for later this year. reporter: this is one of 28 test involving thousands of volunteers, designed to put this massive airport through its paces, ahead of a grand opening in october. >> i am flying on 115. i have one piece of luggage. it actually contains real clothes. reporter: close that she would not need, because she is not flying an

they will be subject to the approval of all the regulators including the general authority for competitionsaudi foreign currency reserve has been front and center for much of our coverage in terms of understanding the impact of the coronavirus and the lower oil prices. we are still at the lowest level since 2011. when is a recovery on that front -- what is a recovery on that front likely to look like? dollars withn u.s. around 40 months of coverage of imports of goods and 80% of the broad stock of money. we did not see significant changes at the end of this month with preliminary data. our ratings -- what impacted this was the transfer of 40 billion, which was a strong hit. one-off transfer, but it was a transfer -- a strong hit. more positive signals coming from the oil market, which we see them right now. haidi: that was the saudi arabian central bank governor speaking to bloomberg from riyadh. coming up next, tech stocks define gravity. amazon a clips is the 3000 dollar milestone. investors are diving into tesla. we get a reality check of that euphoria next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you

turkey's parliament has passed a law that gives authorities more power to regulate social media platforms will have to comply with strict conditions or face fines and banned with restrictions president called for this law opponents say it further limits freedom of expression in the country. after rescuing some $94.00 migrants in the mediterranean sea malta is reporting that at least $65.00 of them have tested positive for the corona virus that's the single largest cluster of positive cases detected on the island since the 1st case was reported in march. police here in germany are digging up a garden for a 2nd day as part of their investigation into the disappearance of madeleine mccann the british toddler was 3 when she vanished on vacation in portugal 13 years ago police have identified a 43 year old german citizen as a suspect and they are investigating him on suspicion of murder. a 13 year trail has brought them here a garden in hanover germany. investigators may be breaking ground after over a decade of dead ends as they search for madeleine mccann. the prime suspect in her case a 43

turkey's parliament has passed a law that gives authorities more power to regulate social media platforms will have to comply with strict conditions or face fines and banned with productions a president to one cold for the law opposition lawmakers say it further limits freedom of expression in the country. hong kong authorities are warning the city is on the verge of a large scale coronavirus outbreak they've imposed strict new social distancing measures including limiting gatherings to people and there are reports that the government could also postpone legislative council elections in september a blow to pro-democracy campaigners. and for a 2nd day german police are searching a community garden near the city of hanover as part of their investigation into missing british toddler madeleine mccann the piece of land is thought to be connected to a suspect in the case mccann was 3 when she vanished on holiday in portugal 13 years ago. in saudi arabia muslim pilgrims have begun the annual hardship in mecca normally huge numbers of people travel from around the world to take part in islam's mo

comment on the review process right now turkey's parliament has passed a law that gives authorities more power to regulate social media. platforms will have to comply with strict conditions or face fines and bandwidth reductions the wall was called for by president richard pryor barely won it opposition lawmakers say it further limits freedom of expression in the country senior german government ministers were grilled behind closed doors today over what they knew about allegations of fraud at wire cards in june the high flying payment service provider crashed and burned after bosses admitted there was a 1900000000 euro hole in the company's balance sheet. oberlin as had been getting the chance to experience their new airport 11 years after it was originally supposed to open 11 years starts an army of fake flyers has been trying out the passenger experience ahead of the airport's opening which is scheduled for later this year this is one of $28.00 test days involving thousands of volunteers designed to put this massive airport through its paces ahead of a grand opening in october. if you can flying 2 cars

the scope in they have advanced a novel claim that federal courts lack the authority to invalidate unlawful agency regulations in their entirety. in isolation, the agency's argument are incorrect. taken together, stretching a narrow delegation, finding broad rule-making authority in a statute that doesn't provided, it inre the apa requires seeking tutor tale the court's authority of action, these notments -- these cases are a long-running dispute, but rather the assertion of vast agency authority at the expense of congress and the courts. >> thank you, counsel. i have a question and it was a hypothetical that i thought was pretty good, and i have not heard an answer to yet. say you have a couple going out to dinner and they tell the babysitter, well the children have to do chores, you decide which ones. i think everybody would agree that that includes the authority to say, not only that we have to do the dishes and sweep the floors, but tommy, you do the dishes in sally, you sweep the floors, and not the assumption that each child would have to do each chore. and here, your argument about the aca statute is t

enforcement and if you look at the reason why it's a very, very complex piece of regulation and also the data protection authorities in europe when you look at that position and funding relative to huge cash piles. so that's going to be key to whether this could make a difference >>> coming up on the show, a sign of the times. tensions with china worsen >> british airlines and travel operators decline after the u.k. makes an overnight decision to reinstate quarantine on travelers from spain >> we must be able to take swift decisive action or we risk reinfecting the u.k. and a second wave here and another lock down. >> but the stoxx 600 cuts losses after europe's largest economy is recovering step by step german business morale improving further in july. >> expectations that are improving so this pessimism that we had in april is going away. the current situation is still bleak but the economy is recovering. >> it will not cut it's spain schedule branding the government decision regrettable as they post a smaller than expected loss for the first quarter >> sap shares jump after the german software giant says it will

law, does the commissioner have the authority to issue that before the completion of the stage three clinical trial. the regulations around emergency use authorization require public health emergency declared the secretarial level and then in fda assessment should be independent that says .he likely benefits dr. schwartz, do you think an emergency use authorization should be used for the completion of stage iii clinical trial? >> i would be concerned for the reasons mentioned in the opening statement that it would not be understood from the public to be different from the full approval and moving forward introducing that without the kind of evidence we want to have. i would be very concerned about that. >> you'd be concerned because you think it would be potentially dangerous. >> i think we'd be moving forward with less evidence that would like to have. it would mean moving forward in all likelihood with less than we would expect from full approval. including virpac before any kind of eua or approval was granted. >> i'd like to see if it were to be considered, it should be part of those conversations as well. >> ba

for years in "the wall street journal" reports chinese law now requires hong kong authorities to strengthen regulation of the media and the internet and empowers beijing to deploy state security agencies to establish a bureau overseeing national security in hong kong. they are not ruling out, mr. secretary, china is not, blocking hong kong citizens from leaving for the u.k. the u.k. says you want to come back and live here, come here. what's our response going to be? would we welcome the hong kong-ers into the united states of china continues along this path which they most certainly will? >> almost certain they are going to continue on this path. a few weeks back president trump make clear that hong kong was no longer autonomous. i certify the same, and we can see this is going to end up being another communist run city. it's unfortunate. hong kong was such a special place where there were all the freedoms that the people of hong kong were promised by the chinese communist party and it's much like the promise they made to tell us the truth but where the coronavirus came from. we know it started in wu