-simon: i'm simon. -dawn: dawn. -simon: nice to meet you. -lemonis: isn't it cool-looking? this umbrella canvas, all of the furniture. lemonis: have you ever thought about having a gazebo? woman: absolutely. lemonis: we have an arrangement with true value where this one will sell for under $10,000. woman: oh, wow. woman #2: i've always wanted a gazebo, actually. lemonis: there's been more people in the first half-hour of standing at true value than there was in four hours standing at the fair. the number of buyers that could potentially buy this product tripled, quadrupled, times 10. -how are you? -rick: i'm rick. lemonis: i'm marcus. how are you, sir? i'm marcus. nice to meet you. what do you think of the product? -tom: it's gorgeous. -lemonis: okay. tom: what i'd like to do is keep it with our nursery products outside. lemonis: thank you. we're ready. let's move it. i'm excited. simon: watch the roof. we're gazebo surfing. ♪♪ jack: where we are today, kind of start pinching yourself every day. if there is an issue, we speak about it. there's no raising the voice. there's

it definitely has legs as simon said. simon, if ou can't has legs as simon said.egs as simon said. simon, if you can'tjust keep _ has legs as simon said. simon, if you can'tjust keep doing - has legs as simon said. simon, if you can'tjust keep doing it. - has legs as simon said. simon, if you can'tjust keep doing it. can't try to copyright the forefingers, i don't know if that necessarily worked out. wasn't tobler own saying no, we are the ones with the triangular blocks. should we be taking, i don't intellectual property is incredibly serious when it comes to movies and films should be taken cake or a seriously? i suppose the biggest picture aldi have got a track record and they've been wrapped over the knuckles a few times before because they get very, very close. it's a cheeky way of doing something. it may turn into something bigger and whether they are going to change their philosophy, will have to wait and see. ~ ., ., ., philosophy, will have to wait and see. ., ., ., see. we have not so far covered the lobb and see. we have not so far covered the lobby and

simon, are ou what the change may be. simon, are you involved — what the change may be.y be. simon, are you involved in any of those ethical. you involved in any of those ethical conversations and discussions with bodies and organisations? trio. conversations and discussions with bodies and organisations? that conversations and discussions with bodies and organisations? no, i have a friend who — bodies and organisations? no, i have a friend who sits _ bodies and organisations? no, i have a friend who sits on _ bodies and organisations? no, i have a friend who sits on one _ bodies and organisations? no, i have a friend who sits on one of _ bodies and organisations? no, i have a friend who sits on one of the - a friend who sits on one of the medical— a friend who sits on one of the medical bodies. she's a disabled woman— medical bodies. she's a disabled woman with a congenital condition and she _ woman with a congenital condition and she sits on there and i've been waiting _ and she sits on there and i've been waiting for— and she sits on there and i've been waiting for he

simon, you 1st. yes, quite a lot of the papers _ length. simon, you 1st.t of the papers are _ length. simon, you 1st. yes, quite a lot of the papers are talking - length. simon, you 1st. yes, quite a lot of the papers are talking about l lot of the papers are talking about the fact that william and harry won't be standing next to each other. they sort of moved on quite quickly from the fact that and, charles andrew, and edward will be there and people need to be behind. obviously because of the rift, the conflict, this has become a big thing. and there cousin peter phillips is going to be in between them. there is little bits of me that's a well, he's older, that sort of makes sense. harry's coming on his own, meghan has got to stay back in the us and william will then go and sit with catherine. the queen said something about not going to get drawn into the drama. the perception. i can see that but i suppose we can't help but read a little bit into it. the other side just thinks it's families, weddings, funerals they are awkward. find just thinks it's famil

anchor: simon, is this political point scoring? simon: it does seem to be, yes.ave to ask yourself after efforts to discredit the astrazeneca vaccine in terms of its efficacy, safety, why parts of europe are so keen to get over it. germans, for instance, are looking to obtain more vaccine more quickly, and they're going to the russians for that. anchor: in delhi, from where you are, is this a particularly acute issue, in as much as there are issues of procurement, and procurement specifically in india, because you are going through a vicious second wave of coronavirus deaths. ? >> it is a layered set of issues , as far as india's vantage point goes. the first is that beginning in april, india expanded the vaccination program for those 45 and above, then beginning in may in a more recent decision, it is open to all adults 18 and above, which has led to an enormous increase in the demand for vaccines. at that point, india only had the astrazeneca vaccine and the other one, the covax vaccine, and only recently, this was given the authorization to be imported. what t

members simon e.u. member states are allowed to strike separate deals with vaccine makers that have not signed agreements directly with the e.u. you know from your perspective does that help the situation or does that complicate it for them that maybe it complicates it i don't quite know the details of your big mission this to be vaccines but it might take a look at. what other countries do djibouti is bolts i think quite a few of those it's all the pfizer vaccine but countries like hungary of purchase logs going through. this but make 5 vaccine so it's going to be sorry so really that changes the picture of how many total gross is a vaccine a country has and really you have to offer the question i think if people are if if that's within the rules then what is the point of having a coordinated system. barry when it comes to economic recovery how are you countries doing compared to other countries whose economies have been ravaged by the pandemic and they're doing very poorly. so look at europe we are st

simon: it's really unclear.se who are battling it out are looking for the decision in the next few hours. the bavarian conservative leader has said it is up to the cdu, the larger party, but he is a much more popular man in the polls. as you say, it's a much more disorganized, chaotic process in which no one really seems to know when it might come to an end compared with the rather smoother unveiling of the candidate that happened today. brent: simon, as always, thank you. i will have more on the race to become the next german chancellor, next on "the day." a massive wildfire that started sunday morning in cape town, south africa, is still out of control. parts of the university have been destroyed and residents have been evacuated. four firefighters have been hospitalized. our correspondent has more. >> you can see the firemen have been walking behind me and have been walking for hours. you can see it here. the fire burning because of the wind spreading fast. this is where the buildings are. they are being evac

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political correspondent simon young joins us now simon i imagine chancellor merkel receiving an asteroid might be a much needed shot in the arm for germany's vaccination drive. well indeed issues of things moving forward but probably you could say it also shows how slowly them moving forward as you say i'm going to medical 66 years of age she's only just become eligible now to get this shot she's had it today and she did make a big deal out of it she didn't make a media moment out of it there have been no pictures released of her actually getting the vaccine all we've seen is what you just saw there the the sort of vaccine booklet that belongs to angela merkel so anyway yes the vaccination is moving forward but still not as quickly as some say it needs to indeed the debate about stricter measures is still ongoing of course let's hear what chancellor merkel had to say in parliament them enough but i have seen more not punish me if we've learned a lesson 13 months into the pandemic it's this. that's a virus doesn't forgive any half heartedness it only makes things worse. the virus doesn't

simon stone, it will be very, very loud. simon stone. thank — it will be very, very loud.- stone, thank you very much. football reporter there. the environment secretary, george eustice, has told the bbc that the government will "look at" any recommendations to change the rules around lobbying. inquiries have begun into david cameron's contact with ministers, on behalf of the collapsed financial firm, greensill capital. it comes as a senior conservative mp warns borisjohnson he'll lose support among former labour voters, unless the lobbying row is resolved. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, reports. letting light into parts of political life that often stay in the shadows. former prime minister david cameron's lobbying of ministers on behalf of a finance company has led to wider questions about links between government and business and possible conflicts of interest. one cabinet minister who used to work for mr cameron defended his actions and those of ministers today, but hinted that a government review could bring change. once it's concluded and once all those

political correspondent simon young joins us now simon i imagine chancellor merkel receiving an asteroid zeneca jab might be a much needed shot in the arm for germany's vaccination drive. well indeed issues of things moving forward but probably you could say it also shows how slowly them moving forward as you say our goal of medical 66 years of age she's only just become eligible now to get this show up she's had it today and she did make a big deal out of it she didn't make a media moment out of it there have been no pictures released of her actually getting the vaccine always seen as what you just saw there the the vaccine booklet that belongs to angela merkel so anyway yes the vaccination is moving forward but still not as quickly as some say it needs to indeed the debate about stricter measures is still ongoing of course let's hear what chancellor merkel had to say in parliament them enough but i think more not unkind and if we've learned a lesson 13 months into the pandemic it's this. that's a virus doesn't forgive any half heartedness it only makes things worse. the virus doesn't f

uc berkeley criminal law professor jonathan simon explained the different standards for conviction on the second degree murder charge. you're gonna have to find that children knew that he was no longer using force for reasonable reasons, and they're gonna have to find that he intended to harm. floyd professor simon says third degree murder charges do not need to show intent and on second degree manslaughter, and that basically is causing the death of another person. through conduct that is unreasonable. professor simon says one significant difference in this trial was the number of sheldon's former police colleagues who testified that he violated police use of force training. and that included the minneapolis chief of police, but professor simon does know that it is possible the jury could acquit showman if they believe the defense argument that he was distracted by the crowd. professor simon noted that if the jury goes step by step through each piece of evidence, it will take some time. but if they all agree they could reach a verdict. by wednesday, he says. if it does go beyond that

young with the latest to night here in berlin simon as always thank you our let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world it's the end of the 6 decade long castro era he was communist party has chosen to go beyond as its new leader you replace his royal castro ceded his brother fidel despite not being part of the dynasty the president. is not expected to move cuba away from a one party socialist system the european union has to maintain that more than 100000 russian troops are amassed near ukraine's borders e.u. policy chief joseph railroad said there was a danger of a spark setting off a confrontation but he announced there would be no additional sanctions for the time being against russia. russia's prison service says it is transferring the jailed opposition leader alexei devolved into a medical facility of all these doctors say he is on the brink of death 3 weeks into a hunger strike the united states and the european union have warned of consequences if he dies in prison the kremlin says nepal needs help should not interest the west

they get going on the stage the more they have to absolve themselves of by the fictional character simon anand has been taking photographs in london's theatres for 40 years both in front of and behind the stage he's gained access to everyone's dressing room joseph finds jude law glenn close he captures moments in which the actors appear to almost duplicate themselves it's hard to say whether that's still cate blanchett gazing out at you but the character she's. i personally think that kate is one of the best examples of allowing the camera to see. vulnerability in that she allows the camera to see her emotions but at the end it isn't interested in glimpsing his subject souls or in capturing some sort of truth he wants to make an iconic image whether incidentally or created by the connection between camera and actor. i would never i never put myself into a position where it's i'm not trying to be a fly on the wall. this is not what this book is about is no attempt they know i'm in the room they want to be seen through my eyes fine. and says the important thing is to be open with no set ex

sister simone, does this mean you have more or less time to be on the bus? a little bit. i have four months off of sabbatical and we'll see what's new. >> i know you will be active but moderator, in the discussion that you helped organize. you have such a range of interests that does not always gets expressed in these kinds of segments that we do. what have we learned dealing with washington that you want to bring into the rest of your work. >> learning from the rural roundtables as from the bus, what we have learned is that listening to people around the country, people who ordinarily don't get hurt and bringing those messages back to d.c. is critically important. we are informing congress and the administration about the reality on the ground. we can make good change fore the entire nation. broad ban is one of those issues being picked up now. as a national issue, we need to address that and ensure that all have access and we know that because of our conversations around the country. >> in leaving this job, certain things happen like you get a letter from

simon: brent, it's a very good question.hink angela merkel has stood back from this contest so far. during her chancellorship, she's been in the habit of clearing contenders for her j out of the way. she hasn't gotten out of that habit towards the end of her time. in other words, there's no crown prince, no obvious successor, and she's allowing these two figures to battle it out right now. it's interesting. armin laschet has been seen as close to merkel in the past. he's been at pains to separate himself from the chancellor in recent months, to be his own man, to the extent that markel -- merkel and laschet have fallen out, particularly over how tough corona lockdowns should be. he's drifted off in that direction. markus soder, for his part, has always stood aloof. the bavarians down in munich see things differently, they like to say, so he's always been his own man. he is pushing in from the other side. i think merkel is not involved in this race. she hasn't tipped it either way. as a result, she is just letting things play

they get going on the stage the more they have to absolve themselves of by the fictional character simon anand has been taking photographs in london staters for 40 years both in front of and behind the stage he's gained access to everyone's dressing room joseph finds jude law glenn close he captures moments in which the actors appear to almost duplicate themselves it's hard to say whether that's still cate blanchett gazing out at you but the character she's. i mean. i personally think that kate is one of the best examples of allowing the camera to see. vulnerability you know she allows the camera to see her emotions but i mean and isn't interested in glimpsing his subjects souls or in capturing some sort of truth he wants to make an iconic image whether incidentally or created by the connection between camera and actor. i would never i never put myself into a position where it's i'm not trying to be a fly on the wall. this is not what this book is about there's no attempt they know i'm in the room they want to be seen through my eyes fine. and says the important thing is to be open with

we seem to have lost simon or he's lost connection to us unfortunately simon can you hear me. now looks like we have lost him apologies for that. time some sport and european football's governing body has given for host cities of this summer's european championship 10 days to say how they plan to accommodate fans in their stadiums they could be replaced should they fail to do so 8 cities have ensured of what you a for that at least some fans will be able to attend matches at euro 2020 which was postponed until this year. is the only city i mean to host a capacity crowd munich rome bilbao and dublin have been given extra time to come up with towels after they failed to commit to allowing fans to attend. and america's charisma more proved why she's a 4 time world surfing league champion at an event in new newcastle australia more pulled off what's known in the sport as a massive air reverse she clinched the world number one spot for the fate and the highest single wave score of the event so far and near perfect $9.00. amazing you're watching news from berlin up next our tech sho

young joins so much to unpack here simon how much of a shot in the arm for the vaccination drive in germany is chancellor merkel receiving her astra zeneca job today. well of course age does show the vaccination campaign he's moving forward but in some ways i suppose you could say it shows that he's moving forward roll the slowly here in germany engler medical is 66 years old and she's only getting her 1st shot now so as as is ripping reportage you know we're not moving forward as quickly as many would like but. we didn't seek to make a media moment out of this as is her way just released that picture of her vaccination booklet and the statement they say that she was the very place to get the the jab and also saying that vaccination she says is the key to get out of this pandemic meanwhile they're still debating lawmakers about you know introducing a stricter measures to well to tame the 3rd wave let's take a listen to what chancellor merkel had to say in the parliament today them enough that i have seen more not punish me if we've learned a lesson 13 months into the pandemic it's t

simon | this is really interesting. vulnerable to help them stay healthy rather than wait for them to become sick. it's very much based on the principle of the vaccination programme which started with the older is, the most vulnerable people vaccinated those people 1st. and then worked its way down the priority list. in future simon says the nhs is going to apply the same principles to trying to treat cancer, heart disease, strokes. and there some lovely touches in this story. for instance, they're going to tell gps when people are too frail to put their rubbish out so the gps can kind of check up on their patients and give them any preventative medicine that they might need fence doctors are going to go through those medical records to find those who are most at risk for heart attack was up he missed a cancer screening, then counsellors will actually call you “p counsellors will actually call you up and make sure that you do go. there's a really nice quote here from sir simon, he says vaccinating 30 million people have

on simon's on the story corps in minneapolis as the u.s. and the world awaits the verdict in that trial of derek show but we will come back he was soon as we need to thank you jeff. all right moving on as quickly as the controversial new super league of european football was announced there are reports that at least one of its founding members perhaps even more are pulling out sports media in the u.k. and the u.s. say london club chelsea has changed its mind and fans who gathered this evening outside the chelsea stadium to protest the super league they were happy to hear this chelsea was one of the 12 top clubs to announce their move to the breakaway league but reaction has been overwhelmingly negative since then and mention your city will also reportedly pull out. all right my colleague kyle mackinnon from each of you sports is here with me 24 hours ago we were sitting here talking about the super league being suggested and now are we talking about it not even getting off the ground it may not get off the ground i would definitely call thi

i mean young with the leaves tonight here in berlin simon is always think you. president injuries debbie of chad has died just a day after winning elections which secured him a 6th term in office he was reportedly killed while visiting troops on the frontline of a battle against a rebel group in the north the army has named davies son as interim head of state but the rebels have rejected that transition they are valen to march on the capital . residents of chad reacted with this belief to the televised announcement of president idriss debby's death. martial of chad idriss deby it know as he did every time when the republic's institutions were seriously threatened not to go to heroic lead in a combat operation against terrorists who had come from libya. he was injured in the engagement and died after being brought back to. the news came just hours after he was declared the winner of the country's presidential election on april 11th. that would have been the long term leader's 6th term in office but. it's sad news. that the presidential election took place calmly.

ok let's bring in the panel from reading we have simon clague head of division of biomedical sciences and biomedical engineering at the university of reading in new delhi we have rajiv dust gupta chairperson of the center of social medicine and community health. rebel nehru university and in copenhagen we have jeff lazarus head of health systems at the barcelona institute for global health gentlemen welcome to you all jeff in copenhagen coming to you 1st what's to be gained here for the people of europe if the european commission goes to court. i'm not sure there's really much to gain i see this is a bit of a diversion from the real problem we have which is a lack of doses we need to focus on increasing production i don't know if the e.u. is that going to recover funds a lift in that into diverts doses from where astra zeneca vaccine is be supplied elsewhere if that's the case and i understand it but it doesn't make much sense i mean a pandemic is a global epidemic in a zone is the doses are being used that's the top priority the e.u. is producing yes there's an economic scene in very

so i mean young with the leaves tonight here in berlin simon is always thank you. president injuries debbie of chad has died just a day after winning elections which secured him a 6th term in office he was reportedly killed while visiting troops on the frontline of a battle against a rebel group into the north the army has named davies son as interim head of state but the rebels have rejected that transition they are valen to march on the capital . residents of chad reacted with disbelief to the televised announcement of president idriss debby's death. on the 3. martial of chad idriss deby it know as he did every time when the republic's institutions were seriously threatened not to go to heroic lead in a combat operation against terrorists who had come from libya. he was injured in the engagement and died after being brought back to. the news came just hours after he was declared the winner of the country's presidential election on april 11th. it would have been the long term leaders 6th term in office but. it's sad news. that the presidential election took place

simon _ agenda. tell us about that. that is right, simon coveney _ agenda. tell us about that.ht, simon coveney is in - agenda. tell us about that. that is right, simon coveney is in london| right, simon coveney is in london for two days to have talks with senior members of the government, brandon lewis, as you mentioned and the foreign secretary dominic raab, the foreign secretary dominic raab, the government's chief brexit negotiator lord frost and he will also be meeting with keir starmer and senior members of the shadow cabinet, so on the agenda for all of those talks, as you say, the northern ireland protocol. while simon coveney can't negotiate on the details of the protocol, there will be various ideas around to smooth its operation and smooth the trade between northern ireland and the rest of the uk, because those negotiations are handled by brussels, of course, not by dublin, but he can certainly talk to the government about various aspects of the protocol and how it is operating and also of course about the recent street violence in northern ireland, most of which has

s stefan simons he's standing by for us at the courthouse in minneapolis he's been on this story from the very beginning good evening to you stefan so talk to me a little bit about what's going on where you are and then talk to me about the thrust of these closing arguments yeah ok so just before we get a line on on with you now it was a big press conference here with the reverend al sharpton represent this of the show and family and a bunch of their lawyers they have several lawyers and you know. world press is he a local press your national press is really a lot of interest from around the world of course and of course in the united states and what's going on here today because this is an and very very important day this was closing argument day and now the next step is of course sending the jurors 12 jurors into deliberations they will be sequestered they will be isolated they have there will be having their hands on all the evidence which was presented during the trial all the transcript all of this but they are on their own and they have to make a decision guilty or not guilty an

we want to get a recap of the first word news from simone foxman in doha. simone: hi, annmarie. u.k., prime minister boris johnson is under fire again. the daily mail is reporting he said he'd rather see bodies piled high in their thousands then order a third lockdown. johnson's office strongly denies he made that comment. it comes as the prime minister is facing a scandal over lobbying and cronyism. the quarantine free travel bubble between hong kong and singapore is opening on may 26. the government announced the move, a long-awaited opening of travel between the two financial hubs. to qualify, travelers from hong kong must have had two vaccine doses at least 14 days before. and a first for the oscars, chloe zhao has won the academy award for best director, only the second woman to win the prize, and the first asian woman. "nomadland" won best picture and best actress for the star. it's a major win. for more about the film industry, had to bloomberg.com/screentime. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analyst

simon case was due to talk about lobbying rules. also be asked about the claim the prime minister considered halting a leak inquiry, in case it put a friend of his fiancee, carrie symonds, in the frame. downing street has said that this is absolutely false. now that he's out of downing street, dominic cummings seems keen for others tojoin him. iain watson, bbc news. adam fleming is at westminster. various government ministers saying all this is gossip and tittle tattle, but mps are going to ask briton�*s top civil servant more about this today? briton's top civil servant more about this today?— briton's top civil servant more about this today? briton's top civil servant more about this toda ? ,, ., ., , , about this today? simon case is the cabinet secretary, _ about this today? simon case is the cabinet secretary, the _ about this today? simon case is the cabinet secretary, the senior- about this today? simon case is the cabinet secretary, the senior civil . cabinet secretary, the senior civil servant, and all the political stories

kimco realty and simon properties are companies that work in or manage around commercial real estate for retail companies shopping mall, shopping centers, that sort of thing kimco is up 30% year to date simon property up 35%. it's not just capital appreciation story off those lows we saw last year. there's also a dividend yield component to many of these stocks as well they do pay above market dividend yields. take a look at some of these we're talking north of 3%. regency centers, 3.8%. kimco, 3% as well. capital appreciation alongside some of these dividends. there's a reason retail has become a bit more of an interest point for traders. >> absolutely. >> dom, thanks let's get over to willford >> president biden has wrap ud up a two day lclimate summit the white house says biden's first official trip over seas will be to the uk and belgium. biden said to attend a g7 summit >>> time is running out for a missing sub. it has less than a day supply of oxygen left. more than two dozen ships are taking part in the search. >>> by traping police to use different parts of their brains opini

here's a look at some publishing industry news, simon & schuster has announced it will not disturb the forthcoming book by jonathan mattingly print louisville police officers involved in the brown and taylor shooting, the book is scheduled to release in the fall by independent publisher post hill press. in a letter sent to simon & schuster's employees, ceo jonathan wrote all of us involved in this decision shared immediate strong consensus about not wanting any role whatsoever in the distributional this particular book. where mindful the unsustainable precedent abridging the judgment of thousands of tiles from independent publishers to books we distribute to our accounts. but we do not control part political reports former attorney general william barton supreme court justice amy koenig barrett have signed book deals. it is reported mr. barr's book will recant his time in the justice department. and justice barrett is said to be writing about how judges rule. also this week governor and her promo may be investigative using new york state resources the publication of his covid response

simon comique minister of foreign affairs and defense of the republic of aman thank you for talking to al-jazeera currently your country so. serves as one of the 15 members of the u.n. security council the 4th time you've had that role since arlen joined the u.n. in 1955 what do you see as the obligations and the current challenges for you in this role. well i mean we've been incredibly fortunate as a country to be voted on to the u.n. security council for a 4th time so we've we've essentially been on the security council every 20 years since we joined the u.n. and we see it as a really important part of our foreign policy it's an opportunity for our land to be a global voice for the things that we're passionate about international law multi-lateralism human rights the link between development and conflict peacekeeping so there are many areas where. irish values and an irish perspective of the world i hope can contribute positively to the often very partisan and difficult debate that we get on the security council in terms of the 30 or so files that the security council is dealing with

or political correspondents i mean young joins me now simon has been following or mean last year on a rough and tumble way to becoming the conservative chancellor candidates good evening to you simon someone said that among the conservatives there was no best choice for a chancellor candidate they referred to armey lusha today as the cd use 2nd best choice is that what he is. well brant certainly he is as you mentioned the 2nd most popular in the polls of the 2 men who applied for the job but just to give a little bit of context what normally happens in an election year is that both of these conservative parties get behind whoever is the c.d.u. leader and backs them to become german chancellor and in the past when that hasn't happened it's easily worked out badly for the conservatives so why didn't get immediate support will it comes down to this question of his popularity and indeed his personality i mean lash is not the sort of politician who easily lends a soundbite or who can sort of sway any crowd just with the force of the way he speaks he's often a bit bumbling he gets caught u

simon, thank you i'm sure you heard, along with us, president biden saying this can be a pivotal moment. you heard along with us, listened to our first black vice president in vice president harris have wishful thoughts for the future yet you don't believe this is a seminal moment why? >> well, i mean, you can also look just to the -- what the prosecutor said. the prosecutors said that it was not going to be a transformative moment they literally said in closing arguments, this case is not about the state of minnesota versus the police. and they made derek chauvin out to be a very, very singular actor. when the reality is that derek chauvin is a man who has been trained, trained over 20 years ago, to do the type of work that he does. he was -- he killed george floyd in the course of doing police work you know, and it's the type of police work that people -- that officers are doing every day you know, it's that it doesn't always reach the same sorts of extremes and outcomes that happen when chauvin murdered george floyd but policing exists upon a continuum of violence. and that violence

simon hill is a football _ and that is a shame.entator - and that is a shame. simon hill| is a football commentator based in sydney and he gave me the reaction there. in australia there are a lot of premier league fans in particular and i think their reaction has been one of stunned silence to a large degree, but also anger and disappointment that their favourite clubs, particularly the big six of england because the premier league is hugely popular here, has decided to go down this road. i have to say it has been a little bit of a shock. i think to all of us because we were all expecting on monday to hear that these revamped plans for the champions league had been rubberstamped with the expanding group stage and instead of evolution, we got revolution. i think people are still digesting it but are very angry and very disappointed. what do you think is the motivation is behind these changes? money. laughs. it is as simple as that. it is an insurance policy against relegation, if you like, from the champions league. the big clubs of

going on the stage the more they have to absolve themselves of thieves by the fictional character simon anand has been taking photographs in london staters for 40 years both in front of and behind the stage he's gained access to everyone's dressing room joseph finds jude law glenn close he captures moments in which the actors appear to almost duplicate themselves it's hard to say whether that's still cate blanchett gazing out at you but the character she's. i personally think that kate is one of the best examples of allowing the camera to see. vulnerability you know she allows the camera to see her emotions but at the end it isn't interested in glimpsing his subject souls or in capturing some sort of truth he wants to make an iconic image whether incidentally or created by the connection between camera and actor. i would never i never put myself into a position where it's i'm not trying to be a fly on the wall. this is not what this book is about is no attempt they know i'm in the room they want to be seen through my eyes fine. and says the important thing is to be open with no set expe

simon olva's saw the conservatives are still struggling. we've got any idea who will stand for. well yes we got it whittled down to tonight. the leader of the c.d.u. the larger of these 2 conservative parties and marcus the head of the bavarian c.s.u. and the c.s.u. have have been meeting today the leadership and the fact they are their man marcus yet again but now they say that the announcement they made was that they are going to put it in the hands of the c.d.u. leadership to decide how this process which is dragged on now for over over a week in its most intense phase should come to an end so i am in last at the somewhat beleaguered leader of the c.d.u. is called a meeting of his troops for the soft inane and you know there are signs that a decision will be coming perhaps not tonight but perhaps sometime in the next few days i should say that all of this doesn't show the conservatives very well organized and very very well ordered specially when control stayed with the process in the green party which by all most acknowledge that it's been a pretty orderly and clear process

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did obvious political correspondent simon young is joining me now simon at what will now change in germany with this new law. well as you said up to now the 16 regional states in germany have coordinated their approach to kobe 19 but they've pretty much done their own thing this new legal regime that will impose the plan of essentially nation wide so it will trigger specific measures when local areas get above certain thresholds and particular when our an area is above 100000 new infections over 7 days that that rate is reached for 3 consecutive days then the new things will be triggered such as limits on personal contacts one household plus one other person or for instance night time curfews between 10 pm and 5 am people will only be able to go out alone for for a jog or for a walk but they are essential have to stay home and also shopping will be restrictive people won't be allowed into shops unless they've got a negative test that they can show in various other measures too and if the infections rise hisor there could even be a school closures so some pretty serious measures that the re

is over and the reviews are in but what about the moments before a performance british photographer simon a nun's portrays actors before they go on stage in london are they nervous terrified or something else entirely his new book time to act features candid shots of a non has been taking backstage for decades. the last half hour before the curtain goes down it's a magical shimmering time in between phase when every actor engages in their own personal rituals to shake off the outside world and draw the energy they need to go on stage. 30 minutes they have to be in the building and they have this dramatic tension between the 2 images of themselves and the fictional character and as the closer they get going on the stage the more they have to absolve themselves of by the fictional character simon anand has been taking photographs in london staters for 40 years both in front of and behind the stage he's gained access to everyone's dressing room joseph finds jude law glenn close he captures moments in which the actors appear to almost duplicate themselves it's hard to say whether that's still

and see if you want to be the simon does this mean that the contest is still wide open. well it's hard to say because the c.d.u. the americans party the christian democrats they are the largest part larger party by far in this in this pairing of tea parties and they expect the they have the 1st priority to say who will who will be the candidates and they've come out fairly clearly at least the leadership today has done so but i think mr assertive believes there are quite a lot of local policy associations and activists and also members of the bundestag even on the cd you take it who would support him the reason being that he's much more popular in the polls with the country at large and also with conservative voters in particular than lash eighty's he thinks he can do a better job than as he said in his press conference even a difference of 2 or 3 percent at the polls in september would mean a difference of how many quite a significant difference of how many conservative candidates gets into parliament that's something the members of the bun the struggles are worried abo