reza: not exactly what i meant. there is a limit to that.actor aboutotable the strength of the recovery has been the strength of the policy action. that policy action has come from both the central bankers and the fiscal authorities, and that is what has helped for us to have the v-shaped recovery so far. so it is not always possible to compensate by the other leg area you are likely to have a weaker recovery. -- other leg. you are likely to have a weaker recovery. of morgan moghadam stanley, thank you very much. this is bloomberg. ♪ karina: it is time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. i'm karina mitchell. as the tech sector says off today, we spoke with the co-ceo of netflix about his company's structure. >> it is really dependent on the people. it is an unusual situation. but if you think of every family, there are generally two ceos running the family. they just have to be really close. we have been together for more than 20 years, and with the two of us, we are totally

reza? commissioner diamond was following up on commissioner moore's question about utilities, garbage storage, et etc.? >> is she unmuted? >> clerk: is reza on your line, the conference line? >> yes, can you not hear him? >> clerk: no. >> reza, you're not coming through. let me respond and tell you guys what he's telling me. there is space under the front stairs going up to the second floor that can accommodate garbage facilities. reza, anything else? um-hmm, um-hum, okay. so, commissioner diamond, that was the response to the garbage question. do you have anymore specific about -- >> commissioner diamond: where are the bikes going and the water tanks and the laundry facilities going? >> um-hmm. um-hmm. >> clerk: maybe if you put your phone on speaker he'll come through. >> i merged the calls, jonas, so for some reason his is not coming through. what you are saying is that tankless water heaters can be used in this context potentially on the patios themselves, they're not very large. the he

our correspondent reza on some reporting for us from beirut thank you so much. in mexico construction crews have unearthed a graveyard of ice age mammoths archaeologists say the site of a new airport north of mexico city could be one of the world's largest deposits of mammoth a skeleton. officials knew it was a good spot to build an airport but it wasn't until they got digging that they realized what it used to be good for to. the bones that discovered telltales that may have been buried for some 24000 years. and this is enough the other ghettos in this place would have been like paradise but with one great pitfall the muddy banks of delight and the story obviously repeated itself over and over again the animals ventured too far out got stuck and were killed either by other animals or by man. scientists say they've discovered more than 100 mammoth skeletons here spread across nearly 200 excavation sites. they're now working to piece together these animal stories and cite i can't stress enough the importance of the find not at the. till now we didn't know how the

correspondent reza ensoulment was at the memorial event to welcome reza talk us through what happened today. 1000. minutes of silence at 6 o 8 marking the one month anniversary of the they don't last it was made and there are needs to family members who lost their loved ones and 1000 people where the nukes and the people who make it didn't want to thank you can add you to the. present. case out. there is tiring and. smells. and the prairies that were broadcasted from the prince of the mosques and the speakers at the 4th. sound of the explosion as well as the panic of the. night and he. was waving. i went in and the feeling of anger of helplessness of stress changed and been dominating the cockpit since and that's where day care during the time that the rescuers were on the radio and when they said that there was a hard. pressed to get a free whatever they can to have a glimpse go through somebody who could survive that massive explosion and people who are angry that are on this put this thing and they are in having many of them are. so what does the city need now. when. you can are as

dice que el coraje e indignación no debería llevar a las personas a causar violencia a las calles y rezaas manifestaciones. regreso contigo. >> vamos a pasar por más información. causa un gran impacto en la salud de niños y adolescentes y es dado a conocer por expertos de la tasa de depresión de los adolescentes aumentó un tres por ciento. entre factores principales es estar aislado, seres queridos y rutinas de la escuela. algunos expertos piden cualquier signo de ansiedad sobre todo en aquellas personas más vulnerables >> un nuevo estudio con personas asintomáticas aún pueden propagar el virus. analizaron a 183 pacientes que dieron positivo a esta enfermedad. serían la misma cantidad de coronavirus en la garganta y dentro de la nariz. esto quiere decir que serán silenciosos y son muy peligrosos. >> continúan la apertura. nos acompaña con reacciones sobre comerciantes que esperaban ansiosos este momento. escuchamos. >> en uno de los condados que avanza en la lucha por causa de la pandemia. estaba más contento y esperando que llegue la gente >> ha causado la noticia para atender a sus cli

. >>> ahora lo único que quiere dejarle saber al responsable que reza por él y que se arrepienta porto el hombre se baja del auto y oficiales lo arrestan, afortunadamente no hubo lesionados, méxico envió un centenar de bomberos a california para ayudar en las labores de extinción de los incendios forestales, carlos trejos siguió la llegada de los héroes y nos cuenta cómo serán las jornadas para estas cuadrillas mexicanas. >>> la ceremonia de bienvenida de los más de 100 bomberos comenzó con u minuto de silencio, los números mexicanos fueron seleccionados de todo méxico y llegaron a california el 23 de septiembre, hoy recibidos en esta preparatoria donde trabajan por las próximas 2 semanas. >>> bienvenidos. >>> gracias. >>> son más de 100 bomberos mexicanos incluyendo 4 mujeres los que llegaron a la secundaria procedentes de todo méxico y por los últimos 2 días han estado en capacitación, esta es la primera vez que bomberos mexicanos llegan a combatir fuegos forestales que destruyen todo a su paso en california. >>> la gente viene entusiasmada porque han participado en sesiones de ent

correspondent reza ensoulment was at the memorial event to welcome reza i'm talking still happen today. i mean it's a sign it's. marking the one month anniversary of the blasts. and there are needs to be by family members who lost their loved ones and 1000 people where our nukes. people who were a kid did you want to thank you for came. down that there is a tyrant and. and the prayers that were broadcasted from the prince of the mosques and the speakers at the. sound of the explosion as well as the panic of the. night and he. was waving. and the feeling of anger of helplessness of frustration and dominating the cotton and make you know during the time that the rescuers were on the race when they find that there was a hard. offering whatever they can to have a glimpse of somebody who could survive that massive explosion and people are angry in this thing and. so what does the city. lengthen. you are asking for accountability they want to keep it why this incident responsible for the negligence and the day before the explosion to be held accountable and they want to put it in he has been

joined by pervaiz who by his a nuclear physicist and educationists and he joins me now from islamabad reza good bye good to have you on the program now this staggered every opening plan for schools from the government do you think it is safe and planned. well everybody in black starting now is taking it easy the markets are open people are going to work it's life as normal except for the schools and colleges and so yes i think it is time that students go back to school so students have been away from school since mons how has this impacted their studies have they're told being able to study in this entire period. when it's the students who have had absolutely no chance and they've lost all these 6 months because there's no question of them having internet where they live in the villages and in various distances by distant parts of the country as well as those who live in the poorer areas of the cities so yes i'd say that 80 percent of students have pretty much lost all these months in terms of colleges and universities some of them have distance learning but relatively few and so these 6 m

abortions are performed there each year and many died from complications associated with the procedure to rezabut has this report from when a sonorous. earlier this year it seemed argentina was ready to debate once again the legal i say should have abortion in this mostly catholic country. it was a complaint promised by precedent and one of the fundamentalists but then the pandemic happened and the now very says the government is using coronavirus as an excuse to postpone the debate in congress. and the government says it's not a priority and yet the government acknowledges it is a matter of public health they're delaying the debate there's a social crisis and abortion and contraceptives are crucial because it's affecting the poor we need answers and a law that protects women. in the times of covert 1000 the green scarves that have come to represent the call for free and safe abortions have been replaced by green masks but the goal remains the same. in argentina abortion is legal only in case of rape or if a woman's life is at risk but hundreds of thousands of abortions happen in a calander st

for all the bluster about trying to balance our trade deficit with reza wrote it just hasn't not work but you know you want to say china spies on us like not a big admirer 'd of the government of china maybe they do i'm sure sure that's the case and turn and trump by decree can say guess what you're selling that company or your band from this new age so nothing surprises me anymore by the way just in time the internet will bow i think if they did the federal reserve was not allowed to buy junk bonds i should think that would be ridiculous but guess what jury in your emergency we have to learn with a jury room and emergency our government and our stead change you. forget about the constitution yeah i'm innocent or just driving at they're driving a semi tractor through every legal barrier on the books that i mean i've seen the wall street for 40 years and ignore the law but this is getting pretty absurd so let's mean you're got a hot hand over there pent up port dot com again this year looks like we're going to have another big year over there and you know you've got your 20 point model

you know i can't imagine what the work environment is you have to navigate you know there was a rezalate resolution just passed by the u.n. general assembly 2 weeks ago passed by them that the united states and israel voted against in the you know when i ask united states you know had 5 problems with that was you know china and the spat with china the world health organization the you know the americans very frustrated with the w.h.o. abortion policies a climate policies and this. and some language in the resolution about sanctions and so i guess when you know i you know and maybe it goes back to that old john bolton quote that the u.n. works when the united states wants it work to work and it doesn't work when it when it doesn't but i'm just interested in this in this environment where you're trying to do global good and achieve global justice and create a different comments how bad are the spats between the big stakeholders right now over the these global justice and really pandemic issues and global health issues. well across the history of the united nations and west celebrate no

there are structural it is a structural details there it was after all not with a few days ago britain reza commemorating the battle of britain when it comes to rising white flags but i've got to ask you then is it something generational about politicians is that the problem a lot of controversy here over or the decision to tear up the treaty that was signed over the european union and brics it arguably some people on the left and the right who support leaving the european union might say well state aged me the sovereign right of parliament not of the european union treaty what do you make of all of the hullabaloo. well i mean it seems pretty bizarre to be trying to think about separating a country and generating huge lines and i saw pictures this morning huge lines of trucks at the border in a pandemic when you're trying to socially distance folks. i just think what you've seen here is a separation between what the ideologues and the politicians are saying and the hurt that people are experiencing i mean i don't doubt that the vote for breaks it was a cry for help the vote in the united st

there are structural it is a structural details there it was after all not with a few days ago britain reza commemorating the battle of britain when it comes to rising white flags but i've got to ask you then is it something generational about politicians is that the problem a lot of controversy here over or the decision to tear up the treaty that was signed over the european union and brics it arguably some people on the left and the right who support leaving the european union might say well state aged me the sovereign right of parliament not of the european union treaty what do you make of all of the hullabaloo. well i mean it seems pretty bizarre to be trying to think about separating a country and generating huge lines and i saw pictures this morning huge lines of trucks at the border in a pandemic when you're trying to socially distance folks. i just think what you've seen here is a separation between what the ideologues and the politicians are saying and the hurt that people are experiencing i mean i don't doubt that the vote for breaks it was a cry for help the vote in the united st

war come back our top stories on al-jazeera us reza donald trump has nominated judge amy connie barrett as his choice to replace him a supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg if she's confirmed barrett a religious conservative favorite would cement a solid conservative majority on the court potentially for decades to come. lebanon's prime minister designate will stop i deep has quit it comes less than a month after he was given the task to form a new government previous administration resigned following protests about its handling of the be able to halt explosion. mastodons leaders are holding a 3 day conference to figure out a way to solve the economic crisis it's so bad they declared an economic state of emergency anyway this month devastating floods and the coronavirus pandemic have compounded the problems caused by years of u.s. sanctions even morgan reports. facing rising inflation and a currency that's lost have its value in the past month alone sudan's transitional government launched talks aimed at resolving the country's troubled economy. our economy has been deteriorating fo

than 2000000 people from the lake chad region have fled due to hunger war and extremism and the spy reza provocative pictures show the impact this has on people and how violence needs to trauma and devastation . they have no choice but to flee and they won't be the last. hunger is on the rise all over the world right now affects around 820000000 people and yet some 1300000000 tons of food a wasted every year in developing countries this is often down to a lack of infrastructure as a result on average $6.00 to $11.00 kilos of food a wasted this way per person per year in industrial nations that figure is 10 times greater retailers and consumers often toss out food just because it no longer a p. is fresh extending the shelf life of produce could improve the situation. in the. fruit and vegetables rotting in fields or join transportation to consumers. according to the u.n. food and agricultural organization or f a o some 14 percent of food is lost after harvesting before it reaches the market or retailer. if you go to a particular country or particular village you're likely to see varying l

done by pervaiz who by his a nuclear physicist and educationists and he joins me now from islamabad reza good bye good to have you on the program this staggered every opening plan for schools from the government do you think it is safe and well planned. well everybody in bike start now is taking it easy the. people are going to work it's life as normal except for the schools and colleges and so yes i think it is time that students go back to school so students have been away from school since mots how has this impacted their studies have they're told been able to study in this entire period when it's the students who have had absolutely no chance and they've lost all these 6 months because there's no question of them having internet where they live in the villages and in their various distance but distant parts of the country as well as those who live in the poorer areas of the cities so yes i'd say that 80 percent of students have pretty much lost all these months in terms of colleges and universities some of them have distance learning but relatively few and so these 6 months have been

our correspondent reza on some reporting for us from beirut thank you so much. let's get some headlines now from around the world at least 7 people are dead and hundreds injured after violent protests erupted in the colombian capital but the unrest follows the death of a man in police custody a video of us officers holding down and tasing the man went viral on social media. south african anti-apartheid activist and human rights lawyer george bizos has died at 92 he played a key role in ending apartheid the source represented nelson mandela is treason trial in 1964 and worked for the former president until his death in 2013. u.s. president donald trump is under fire again for his handling of the coronavirus in a new book veteran journalist bob woodward says trump deliberately downplayed the danger posed by the virus and has produced an audio recording of the president admitting to doing so at a news conference president trump defended his actions he maintained he was not lying to the public insisting he did not want to cause panic nearly 200000 americans have die

homes and close their windows because the small black smoke behind me maybe talks to our correspondent reza on some reporting for us from beirut thank you so much. the 1st case of african swine fever has been confirmed in a wild boar in germany the disease is not dangerous to humans but is fatal to pigs authorities have prepared containment measures to protect the meat industry this electric fence was unable to keep african swine flu from crossing into germany from poland to get wild boar found near the border tested positive for the virus that prompted the state to take quick action. yes since einstein 1st of all limits on foot and vehicle traffic inside the specified area where african swine fever has been found 2nd blocking off the restricted area. 3rd limitations on or an outright ban on hunting forth limitations or a ban on agriculture in the area. the virus spreads by direct contact between animals via animal blood and through improperly disposed of contaminated food it can survive for months or even years and meet. the economic consequences are that producers in the affected areas wi

we have reza as one, he is not a fringe guy, he has a mainstream following, 6 a lot of commentators saying if they even tried to replace rpg we burn the entire fing thing down, sounds to me like a lot of rhetoric going around on all sides, normal people are not going to think that is an okay plan of action. >> it is not. all the violence we've seen is on the left. you don't find white supremacists in minneapolis, they allegedly saw one here and there. >> the property destruction was a white supremacist. >> $2 billion in damages is clearly the result of leftist agitation, rioting, murders, property destruction, unequivocally him of this fiction that there is a white supremacist over here or over there is ridiculous and overblown. this is ridiculous. the fact of the matter is simply because much of the media doesn't cover these fiery peaceful protests doesn't mean they didn't happen. everyone knows this is been on the left countenanced by mayors on the left, city councils the funding police on the left, not happening in a red cities whatsoever and something needs to be done by the government

reza? commissioner diamond was following up on commissioner moore's question about utilities, garbage storage, et etc.? >> is she unmuted? >> clerk: is reza on your line, the conference line? >> yes, can you not hear him? >> clerk: no. >> reza, you're not coming through. let me respond and tell you guys what he's telling me. there is space under the front stairs going up to the second floor that can accommodate garbage facilities. reza, anything else? um-hmm, um-hum, okay. so, commissioner diamond, that was the response to the garbage question. do you have anymore specific about -- >> commissioner diamond: where are the bikes going and the water tanks and the laundry facilities going? >> um-hmm. um-hmm. >> clerk: maybe if you put your phone on speaker he'll come through. >> i merged the calls, jonas, so for some reason his is not coming through. what you are saying is that tankless water heaters can be used in this context potentially on the patios themselves, they're not very large. the he

do you love your local pease reza?re among the millions across the country losing hope as extra unemployment benefits run out and lawmakers are abandoning them. bengie, talk to us about what the real-life experiences are for people because just this week the president's national economics adviser larry kudlow said, listen, the recovery is not easy, but it's going so well, we may not need more federal stimulus to keep the economy going. is that how people feel? >> that is it. part of it is the nature of the jobs people were working before they became unemployed or furloughed during this pandemic. a lot of people we spoke to works in restaurants, bars, hotels, sports arenas, places that are some of the hardest to reopen during the pandemic and have seen the most revenue loss. so the idea that just because jobs are coming back, they're coming bag in those areas is completely not true. everyone said they're urgently searching for new work and not able to find it because the entire industry is depressed. leisure and hospita

but as we were reporting that there are about a 1000 people were trapped at one point near mammoth reza far and they were asked if the fire got close to them that they should jump into a reservoir. what's going on there. >>yeah the creek fire ignited early this morning in again with these high temperatures gusty winds. i has quickly been able to grow i just to an enormous size unit have 36,000 acres burned in less than 12 hour period is just telling of how dry the conditions but this fire which is really to to the east of fresno up near she number of these lakes are places where people in central valley go on to get out of the heat to recreate so the number of people that were camping in the mammoth pools reservoir as un it just wasn't safe. but he had a number of vehicles on such narrow road to try to evacuate and so in in this case, the sheriffs were made the decision that was safer for them to shelter in place and assure storm continues on tour now evacuating those residents now the fire has burned through there. but it just from you know the footage they are seen to have this amount

lost their lives on that fateful day 19 years ago now here and the fact that the names would not be reza lied and said they are being. put out over a loudspeaker loudspeaker on a recording of those that really did not sit well with a lot of 911 family members who live taping the dow to never forget as a montra and the reading of the names of everyone here has been such an essential part of that for them that they staged what you're seeing behind me here on the motivational summer movie nor going to see a shooting that was established by the brother of a fallen firefighter called the tunnel to tower association i am rather it set up this event social distancing is in place are required to wear masks and so they felt that this could be done safely to continue the tradition and honor the people who died that day and they know certainly seen many of the. comments from the stage to show that this is still very much a very important and very emotional traditional in the kind of families we saw president trump honoring those who died in the flight 93 crash what else is happening around the coun

and the destruction of an aboriginal heritage site in australia forces the reza.

correspondent reza on sound man who's close to the protest a welcome what if you see. one awhile ago there were clashes between security forces and so i government protesters wife with after trying to break through the berries and get to the parliament they think you can purchase if you only get to the spirit them when. the protestors are asking the stand on the political needs and they think that all the political establishment has had that it's just a myth and. they are calling for and they are planning for all of them and. and they are forgetting because all of the reasons that were important for by the international community and by the 4th of june seem to be rising have not been fulfilled. so given this public hostility towards the government timed indeed the new prime minister mostafa a deep will you be able to actually form a new government. when then i think you will be able to form a new government because you had proven of the maturity of the fanatic and in this . the formation of the cabinet and the and the discuss a case of because there are many the synthe

reza jordan with us now from alexandria virginia to talk about this roseland the the president's controversial comments and whether he said them or not. they can be they can be so many of them and they can pass quite quickly in this case they're not is that just because of the election or is it the nature of these particular comments. i think it's a bit of both come all and that's because what the president has said in essence has been said before during the 2016 presidential campaign donald trump angered a lot of people when he basically dismissed the experience of the former senator and presidential candidate john mccain who was a prisoner of war during the vietnam war the basically said that he didn't like people who were captured on the battlefield and he thought that was more about their lacking character than about how the reality of conflict and certainly he also had insulted the family of a soldier who had been killed during the war in iraq so it's not as if donald trump hasn't said these things before but when you talk about going to a place where people have been revering the sacrifi

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. >> disfrutar esta mezcla de sabores es revivir nuestras raÍces, como reza el dicho, no hay nada mÁsno me voy a dejar de conectar con telemundo para poder ver suelta la sopa y toda la programaciÓn, pero dÍmelo primero para poder verlo. >> por supuesto. >> tÚ estÁs mas lindo, tÚ eres mÁs bueno y te queremos mucho, te adoramos. >> y por favor dÍle a la gente que voy a estar cubriendote el lunes en suelta la sopa. >> correcto, azucena estarÁ en suelta la sopa. >> llÉvale un chile en nogada. >> te voy a dejar el olor de un habanero. >> con ese olor me voy a la pausa. porque en breve estarÁ con nosotros para hablarnos del gran regreso de la nueva temporada, la actriz camila sodi, aquÍ escucharÁn lo nuevo de su personaje isabel en falsa identidad. >> y dale brille hidrataciÓn a tu cabello, dale un cariÑo a tu pelo con las mascarillas caseras que aquÍ te vamos a enseÑar a aplicar. >> y tambiÉn a bailar y cantar, porque hoy en nuestro viernes de 5 minutos de fama vamos a seguir brindando la oportunidad a brindando la oportunidad a jÓve con metro y el nuevo iphone se, camila conquista todo. e

first, here is a tweet from reza aslan formerly of cnn if there is attempt to nomination it would bey. there is another one, this is from hollywood's rob riper. ruth bader ginsburg's body isn't even cold and mitch mcconnell is dancing on her grave. this is war. democrats have powerful weapons. now is the time to use them. the tenor -- pete: what is powerful weapon he is referring to? will: i doubt that is reference to packing the court. i have no idea what that is in reference to. pete: that is the hyperbolic language left always accuses trump supporters are using. he is simply reporting to the fact, i won the election. i get to pick the nominee. if you do that, maybe you should win the next one. jedediah: think about the allegation. trump has the audacity. he is the president. this is his job. pete: never accepted that. jedediah: the senate should vote on it. listen you don't want to vote, you feel strongly as a senator, this is not the time. you get to vote no. you get to make your voice heard but the fact it is president's job to make that nomination. it shouldn't be tainted as so

disfrutaron de este show en el que magneto se entregÓ totalmente con nuevas versiones de sus ya Éxitos " rezalo que indica la informaciÓn oficial. cada integrante del staff se realizaron la prueba de covid-19. carlos: tengo chisme caliente de magneto. dicen que alex anda con daniela de cabah que era de otro grupo de la misma Época aunque alex no se ha divorciado. hay romance mandas de los ochentas. francisca: ten cuidado diciendo esas cosas, carlos. lo bueno es verlos regresar al escenario aunque sea de una manera virtual, sabemos que la industria ha sido bastante golpeada y esperamos que todo esto pase y podamos volver a disfrutar con nuestras canciones favoritas. este famoso dj colombiano eric morillo muere con tan sÓlo 49 aÑos de edad, alcanzÓ la fama mundial con su canciÓn "i like to move it". carlos: hwang in-beon tal vez es nueva y lado con su mÚsica, originario de cartagena colombia. la policÍa no ha dado detalles pero dicen que tal vez pudo haber sido por violencia . la noticia llega sÓlo semanas de que fuera acusado y detenido por abuso sexual aquÍ en la ciudad de miami. le puso much