entered the conflict zone with sara kelly sweden's unique transposed approach to tackling the coronavirus pandemic rejecting the strict lockdowns imposed around the world but the policy has come under increasing criticism and pressure my guest this week is sweden's foreign minister and linda with a death toll much higher than its neighbors as sweden made it deadly our conflicts are. next to live. in good shape isn't that how we'd all like to be. helping you be truly fit. and kokanee a state truly healthy. right up into your golden years. and truly have fun while doing it and good. students w. . the global corona crisis you can find more information online at e.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. every death is very tragic with such a high death toll how can you say that your strategy is working well it sounds like you want to troll us out of e.u. sweden's unique trust based approach to tackling the coronavirus pandemic rejected the stricter lockdowns imposed around the world and instead encourage people to voluntarily social distance but the policy has come under in.

i'm sara kelly well come to the program u.s. president donald trump is slamming state leaders as the country is gripped by some of the heaviest on rest and half a century in a conference call with governors trump reportedly called them quote weak for not taking a tougher line against people protesting the death of george floyd the unarmed african-american man who died last week in minneapolis in police custody his death setting off days of mass pro. test in scores of cities across the u.s. many of those demonstrations have turned violent after nightfall and resulted in several deaths across the country. america is burning for 6 night in a row anger flooded streets across the deeply divided country. this scale of civil unrest has not been seen here in decades. in georgia floyd's home state protesters marched against systemic racism and police brutality. all these voices are here because the same thing it's happening over and over again it's the new lynching you know and it's new coded language in a way that our president represen

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injured the conflict zone with sara kelly sweden's unique trust based approach to tackling the coronavirus pandemic project in the strict aloft downs imposed around the world but the policy has come under increasing criticism and pressure my guest this week is sweden's foreign minister and linda with a death toll much higher than its neighbors has sweden made it deadly our conflicts are. next on w. she's no longer alone in belgium that more and more people are rising up past on vets see the art historian is fighting against the romanticize ation of her country has come only alfonso and for confronting repression she is demanding more equal rights and respect for all known white people together with many others some peaceful in europe. and 60 minutes on the t.w. . beethoven is for me to be told is for you. beethoven is for have. beethoven. beethoven is for. beethoven is for. beethoven is for. beethoven 202250th anniversary year long do you. every death is very tragic with such a high death toll how can you say that your strategy is working well it sounds like you want to troll us out of e.u

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin with a special d w report into the situation in china's restive region where researchers estimate up to a 1000000 people have been detained in so-called reeducation camps the remote province in china as far north west is off limits to the international media the muslim leaders who make up most of the population there have long faced repression by the chinese authorities including in recent years like the imprisonment. investigative team has found out that many imprisoned leaders inside of those camps have been forced to choose from a list of crimes and then sentenced in sham trials without access to due process the team spoke to those who escaped china's vast network of repression and. you don't have any freedom of your money 24 seventh's they can interrogate you as any time even at night when you're asleep the women i was with ended up there because they had want to head scarf. or travelled abroad there wasn't a single criminal among. that's the voice of a woman who spent almost a year inside a reeducation camp in china with keeping her i

path in dealing with the coronavirus compared to the rest of europe this week of conflict zone d w sara kelly asked sweden's foreign minister was it worth all the lives of all sed . you said that you've managed to flatten the curve but we have the european center for disease control saying the initial wave of transition transmission excuse me has passed its peak in all countries in europe except sweden and poland what does this say about your strategy because we know how to not even realize i would like to counter what you're saying there because that is not true and that was our state of the a said today that we have gone far away from the peak we are going down but 2 weeks ago we started the massive testing for virus meaning that everybody every single person if you don't even have the slightest symptom you can go and test yourself and of course that means that we will now have a much much much greater number of viruses and that's why so wrong just to look at that situation you can see that entire interview with sweden's foreign minister coming up right after this news program or you can wa

entered the conflict zone with sara kelly sweden's unique trust based approach to tackling the coronavirus pandemic when checked in the strict lock downs imposed around the world but the policy has come under increasing criticism and pressure my guest this week is sweden's foreign minister and linda with a death toll much higher than its neighbors as sweden made it deadly our conflicts are. next on the books. an insidious weapon that can have devastating effect sexual violence. it's been deployed strategically in many conflicts. the goal is to destroy the morale of your opponent. of course you can't seem to deal with all the cases so most of the perpetrators go unpunished a war time break. in 45 minutes on d w. carefully . don't suit your needs to get. discovered. subscribe to dock. every death is very tragic with such a high death toll how can you say that your strategy is working well it sounds like you want to troll us out of e.u. sweden's unique trust based approach to tackling the coronavirus pandemic rejected the straight to lock downs imposed around the world and instead encourage p

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program anger and grief over the killing of an african-american man in police custody has fueled protests across the united states for more than a week now the situation on the ground is complex some peaceful marches have turned violent looters have raided or set fire to buildings police have both faced off with protesters and joins them in solidarity now u.s. president donald trump has threatened to send in the military to end the violence a move likely to be met with resistance as mayors and governors try and quell the unrest in their cities. face to face on the streets of the nation's capitol and counters between police and protesters have not always been this peaceful. at about the same time just 200 meters away the u.s. president put on a show of power in the rose garden of the white house announcing that thousands of soldiers are ready to be mobilized in washington d.c. . he also threatened to deploy the military in other areas. if the city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residents th

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i'm sara kelly walked into the program german prosecutors say that the killing of a georgian man in berlin last year was ordered by the russian state the german government says that it is taking the prosecutor statement seriously saying that it may take further steps against moscow over the matter including imposing sanctions well the victim was a georgian citizen of chechen ethnic origin who found against who fought excuse me against russian troops in chechnya he was killed in broad daylight in the german capital lot. august following the prosecutor statement the russian ambassador to germany has been summoned to the foreign ministry and berlin. and for more on this i'm joined now by roman gunter ranko from russia service tell us because that the german government is considering what we've heard are quote further steps against moscow over the matter what could that look like. well that's a $1000000.00 question 1st it's a complicated case and it took the german prosecutors almost a year to investigate it so now we have the indictment and now with the german government has announced we coul

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program protests across the united states have entered their 7th day with them demonstrations and scores of cities after the brutal death of george floyd an unarmed african-american man in police custody one week ago the national guard has been deployed in a number of states curfews work stented but broken in major cities as police struggle to contain the situation the coronavirus pandemic has not stopped hundreds of thousands from taking to the streets. several people have died amid beyond rest a memorial gathering for mr floyd took place in his home city of minneapolis. america is burning for 6 nights in a row anger flooded streets across the deeply divided country. this scale of civil unrest has not been seen here in decades. in george floyd's home state protesters marched against systemic racism and police brutality. all these voices are here because the same thing keeps happening over and over again it's the new lynching you know and it's new coded language in a way that our president represents himself in and has a following of k.k.k. members you know

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program a new leaders are holding a video conference at this hour on a financial plan to help the bloc emerge intact from the worst economic crisis and its history the virtual summit is the 1st step in what is expected to be a difficult negotiation they are discussing an unprecedented $750000000000.00 euro carona recovery front leaders will meet face to face next month for the 1st time since the coronavirus crisis began in february. and let's head live now to brussels where. this is following the talks for us and there are certainly big political fault lines in these negotiations so where are those lines drawn. absolutely sara leaders speaking kluge through their t.v. screens now as this virtual meeting has started and you have a number of counties that have formed ever since the german chancellor and the french president stepped forward and said mutual debt is an option it's a must if you want it for this recovery fund and now they support this idea of handing out grounds rather than loans since you have mentioned on the other side you have the frugal f

kelly, i'll see you next week. wilfred and sarajames bond comes out. i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen i another 600 point swing on the dow throughout the session we're down about 150 points or .5% as we stand let's have a look at what is driving the action today fears of a coronavirus resurgence as apple recloses some stores in florida and arizona.

kelly, thank you. welcome to "closing bell." i'm saraer 500 points. helped by a bevy of bullish news let's look at what is dragging the action now a historic jump in retail sales as the economic pain of the shutdown appears to have bottomed for now jay powell did give investors one reason to be a bit more cautious positive data from a stud why in a coronavirus treatment. it is being called a major

kelly and tyler. and welcome, everyone, to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen along with wilfred frost. stocks rofrpd recovered on a choppy day of trading. let's see what is driving the action in the final hour fears of a virus resurging texas pauses reopening and apple close sometimes stores across florida. a rollback of some banking regulations in the u.s. has financials rallying today. and jobless claims claims remaining above one million for the 14th straight week 59 minutes left until the close. when investors will get a slew of news. ni e

"closing bell" right now >> kelly, tyler, thank you welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sarastarting higher 59 minutes left of trading let's see what is driving the action lingering worries over spikes in coronavirus cases around the world. that has the u.s. seeing weakness in reopening stocks offset by gains and big cap tech stocks like apple, netflix, microsoft. nasdaq trading above the record closing high the we're on record closing watch. and new sales, new home sales in may plummeting

kelly and melissa. welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost.ks struggling after recovering from early losses with the nasdaq and energy stocks outperforming let's look at what is driving the action one hour left of trade. the u.s. still seeing worrysome increases in the number of coronavirus cases. threatening the economic recovery despite that reopening plays like hotels and cruises are getting a jolt today that trade continues to stabilize along with big tech stocks and jobless claims disappoint another 1.5 million american

. >> kelly and tyler, thank you very much. welcome to "closing bell." i'm saraatching the stock market. it is starting on a high note. s&p 500 is up 1% let's look at what is driving the action right now in the trade. there are worrying trends across the country. new data showing home buyers continue to get back i

kelly, thank you. welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen stocks surging on this tuesday the dow back up over 500 points. helped by a bevy of bullish news let's look at what is dragging the action now a historic jump in retail sales as the economic pain of the shutdown appears to have bottomed for now jay powell did give investors one reason to be a bit more cautious positive data from a stud why in a coronavirus treatment. it is being called a major breakthrough they're preparing a long promise but never delivered infrastructure bill. the s&p 500 is higher by 2%. >> broad rally today we'll speak with the house majority whip about his call for big banks to die eventualth more information about the paycheck protection program and whether it favored big companies over small businesses plus, as sarah mentioned, a major breakthrough that's what searchers are calling a new study into the effectiveness of an inexpensive steroid to treat covid-19 patients you don't want to miss that interview. one of the factors behind the surge in the market

kelly, i'll see you next week. wilfred and sara, take it away >> i'm going come rain or shine when james bond comes out. i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen i another 600 point swing on the dow throughout the session we're down about 150 points or .5% as we stand let's have a look at what is driving the action today fears of a coronavirus resurgence as apple recloses some stores in florida and arizona. airlines, banks, retailers, they're all moving lower put on the positive side, a report that china will accelerate agriculture purchases from the u.s. which could deescalate some trade tensions and we're set for a particularly volatile final hour of trade this is the s&p 500's first major options and futures rebalancing day of the year. we have 59 minutes left. we're down just over .5% sara >> coming up on today's show, pressure mounting on apple over the treatment of app developers weeshgs going to speak with roger mcnamee ahead of the developer's conference plus, david kenny holds not only the company's ceo title but also the c

kelly and melissa. welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost. will stocks struggling after recovering from early losses with the nasdaq and energy stocks outperforming let's look at what is driving the action one hour left of trade. the u.s. still seeing worrysome increases in the number of coronavirus cases. threatening the economic recovery despite that reopening plays like hotels and cruises are getting a jolt today that trade continues to stabilize along with big tech stocks and jobless claims disappoint another 1.5 million americans seeking benefits in a sign that economic pain of this pandemic is far from over 59 minutes left of trading in the day. >> yeah, tiny leg lower. down 0.4%. only two sectors, energy and staples in the green still coming up, digital finance company sofi landing the number eight spot on this year's disruptive 50 list we'll spee with anthony noto formerly of twitter, goldman sachs, and the nfl about his company's efforts to take on the big banks. we're looking forward to that one. first of all, let's focus on the big

"closing bell" right now >> kelly, tyler, thank you welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost. stocks starting higher 59 minutes left of trading let's see what is driving the action lingering worries over spikes in coronavirus cases around the world. that has the u.s. seeing weakness in reopening stocks offset by gains and big cap tech stocks like apple, netflix, microsoft. nasdaq trading above the record closing high the we're on record closing watch. and new sales, new home sales in may plummeting to a decade low for the third straight monthly drop >> coming up on today's show, we're taking a look at how a number of different industries are getting back to work in america. we'll talk hotels and travel with the ceo of best western plus, walter rob, the former co-ceo of whole foods will weigh in on grocery trends and we'll talk about the state of the consumer let's kick things off with a broader market a choppy day to kick off the trading week pretty positive. right near the session highs as we stand on track for a record close for the nasdaq comp

kelly and tyler. and welcome, everyone, to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen along with wilfred frost. stocks rofrpd recovered on a choppy day of trading. let's see what is driving the action in the final hour fears of a virus resurging texas pauses reopening and apple close sometimes stores across florida. a rollback of some banking regulations in the u.s. has financials rallying today. and jobless claims claims remaining above one million for the 14th straight week 59 minutes left until the close. when investors will get a slew of news. nike earnings and pricing of albertson's ipo. all of the stories that we cover so closely >> i know. and banks already rallying today off that deregulation news earlier on the day they're up 1.6% at the moment. the top of the s&p 500 sector. we have a huge show coming up on "closing bell. on the day, we get the stress test results that sara mentioned. we'll be talking to the ceo of barclay's in a rare exclusive interview. that's just about five to ten minutes away after the close, the -- they will join us this is the sign for the first time in months

. >> kelly and tyler, thank you very much. welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen we're watching the stock market. it is starting on a high note. s&p 500 is up 1% let's look at what is driving the action right now in the trade. there are worrying trends across the country. new data showing home buyers continue to get back into the housing market the housing market has been a strong part of the economy and also boeing's 737 max test flight looked like it went pretty well. that stock is up nearly 10%. 59 minutes left if trade. >> yeah, helping the dow outperform today coming up on today's show, etsy is major winner at stay at home trade. shares doubling this year. we'll ask josh silverman, sooce how they're using the platform and we'll talk to larry kudlow about the rise of cases in the united states and the economic impact some states including just moments ago new jersey pausing their reopening measures as we stand, the s&p 500 is up 1% let's focus on the big stories mike santoli is tracking to day's market rally we have the details on gilead which just annou