show what's going on and please thank you all we are you guys still with me we're still with you stefan so if it's possible to keep walking and talking they go to so long as they are comfortable yeah we'll keep walking and talking not till we until we have to actually really move off this. this meridian here stefano you know i'm going to do most of my security in talking about the atmosphere of the place you have just arrived on the same when we joined you lot at the top of the f. very well. yes i'm going to tell you about the atmosphere right now here because it's getting very tense. let me get out of here. and i will take the camera for a 2nd. because the. police keeping us off the highway and they're not really. course and nice about it. and there's a lot of yelling and posturing involved and that's all. ok. you see max you follow me right. and. steph and while you're while you're booking i just want to tell your conversation with the policeman well seattle to tell you whether they were casualties or not. no he did not tell me if there were any casualties he did tell me though that they

correspondent stefan seaman's who is on the streets of minneapolis stefan so now that there is a curfew in place what is the situation where you are right now. it is really quiet after say ground 0 for very violent and not so violent protests in the last week. is entirely quiet down the curfew wars and frost with the police of revenue terminus with the help of the national guard whether determined to let not happen anymore what had going down here the last few nights in the last few days with buildings burning and. protestors or are rioters in that case looting and iran's taking buildings and stores and private houses even so we could actually say that what happened today is what happened to this car in the back that any effort of any rioters to set more buildings ablaze were crashing into a determined police force who took no prisoners in terms of using all the tools they had at their disposal beanbags tear gas and anything else they needed to disperse the crowd to zone by zone protected by the national god who set up a protective perimeters in which the police then could move in and r

stefan so we didn't have any female role models in the past showing us that it was totally normal for women to ride motorbikes do mechanical work and go. on longer trips by themselves so there was no one inspiring us but we're changing that now i want us and. between the cosmic to tell role model her father she began writing a motorbike 10 years ago so she could join him on the legendary route 66 in the us . they came $14.00 and we're told it's a brand i didn't really have much of a desire to ride a motorbike before but i love challenges and i really adventurous and like to travel. so that's why i got my license and took that trip with my father. these days she's passionate about motor bikes but they're still just a hobby riding a motorbike is about having fun and living life to the full. if in the. sitting in a car it's like you have a picture frame around you. but with a motorbike you're in the picture right in the middle there's no frame that you're looking at from you're right in the middle and that's a different feeling. a feeling that shared by a growing number of women in the c

will start to minneapolis then why we joined the correspondent to stefan seaman so welcome stefan some major developments in the last couple of hours. yeah you can say that the reaction here from the crowd standing in front of the row of his state police state troopers right behind me was quite joyous that was the news of the arrest there was actually a bigger reaction to this then to the news that he was finally charged with murder 2nd degree murder and manslaughter and that's translates into looking at 25 years in prison if this is all going down in court and the prosecutor wants this to happen they already said that they took 3 days 4 days to investigate this and that is the fastest time i have ever seen brought charges against a police officer here in the united states but that took 4 days so they can make this a watertight case that also explains that they are still investigating the officer who has been arrested and who faces murder charges now but also the other 3 who are still not under arrest but the things that look calm. what's going on. you know they are of course yesterday

so. yeah no ambulances yet. and stefan just if we could just quickly recap if anyone is just joining us they said the streets of minneapolis. steffen just again how long ago exactly did what happened and where were you at the time. 20 minutes ago my cameraman and i were on the way to actually set up a live shot with you from the protest march a massive protest march 1020000 people moving from the stadium the u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis over the bridge and through a little bit and then here to the highway about 20 minutes ago. we were just talking on getting ready for this live shot we heard a truck honking continuously honking and i looked. down from a bridge and over a bridge of the highway and a tanker truck this one there exactly. with tremendous speech on this left lane here to watch the crowds did not make any attempt to stop or to slow down to the contrary i think actually spent up. furthermore as a close he came to the crowd. there were thousands of people here on the highway on both sides of the highway on thi

being able to capture that special picture and that's a civic new place in the small town of him so can. stefan foster on a hike near his hometown vienna in eastern switzerland to him experiencing nature means sensing himself as part of it something that fascinated him even as a boy. thank you to munch up in all that walked with i think everyone has some place where they're totally happy. for me that place begins when the door closes behind me but i can walk out into the words like useless at some point the words were replaced by iceland walk allow for i actually started walking across at an age 18 and only took my camera along to record my memories and there's hope that's how i got started with the toggery irish mail it's more a by product of my love for nature. and to all. the renowned photographer strives to reveal the beauty of the world around unadulterated if possible which he may use filters on occasion and process his images but he refuses to manipulate the colors. the rocky mountains in canada. and back to iceland again in particular devon fossa is attracted to the rugged landscapes of

correspondent stephanie months is following the story for us in washington stefan could you 1st quickly walk us through the flynn case. so as you pointed out before. michael flynn was a national security advisor for president trump in 2017 in less than a few months then he was dismissed by the president because he was caught lying officially lying to the prez to the vice president pence about his contacts to the then russian ambassador to the united states however there was an investigation done against flynn he was a crown witness for the more investigation we all remember that the more investigation the more report he admitted and pled guilty twice in front of 2 judges to have lights. intentionally in an f.b.i. interview and now bill barr. some say not on orders but pressured by the president declares that all of this doesn't matter and the federal prosecutor wants to drop the case this has to be as you pointed also still approved by a federal judge see you were hinting towards influence from the president why has the justice department asked to drop it now. it's a good christian i have to tell you this is absolutely u

required vaccinations for their own health and to keep from spreading disease and so forth up and the next day we meet stefan in a cafe in berlin he didn't want to be filmed at home vengeful smugglers have attacked him many times and even seriously injured him. over here but rick ana if you look through classifieds you'll find over 16000 ads for dogs for sale. and that's just on e bay just on e bay. there are various other sites that also after ties pets for sale in this are the most and if you include all of europe living doesn't go on from her millions of dogs are sold every year and the profit margin is very wide because the dogs can be bought in eastern europe very cheap and then sold for 3 to 4 times as much here. and i'd say 8 out of 10 ads on e bay classifieds are from disreputable dealers trading in dogs illegally covered $100.00. of the figures from the german animal welfare association will show that most of the puppies export it illegally from eastern europe are taken to germany the main country of origin for the smugglers is romania they are the dog smugglers employ another scam they smuggle stra

15th of june so we will continue border control it's certainly that intelligent this mothball the controls until the sick the 15th of june to france to switzerland and also to austria stefan modern a minister in the german interior ministry thank you so much for your time thank you let's have a look now at the latest developments in the corona virus a pandemic the johns hopkins university says the global death toll has topped 300000 there are more than 4400000 confirmed cases worldwide south sudan has registered its 1st death from the coronavirus turkey's death toll from covered 19 has now passed $4000.00 and slovenia has called an official end to its pandemic becoming the 1st european country to do so germany's economy has taken its hardest hit since 2009 financial crisis contracting 2.2 percent in the 1st quarter of 2020 coronavirus destructions closed shops and restaurants wiped out tourism and sent manufacturing into a tailspin and the government says before any recovery takes hold there is more pain ahead. germany's g.d.p. data is due me even if slowly but surely the lights of the economy are being turned on again. folks like the country's biggest carmaker opened its

francine: thank you so much for joining us. stefansa -- stefano aversa is one of the busiest men given what is going well and -- given what is going on with companies. there will be changes effective from august of this year as part of the index review, so we are getting a lot more news on exec lee that entails. we were expecting something of the sort. the hang seng shares and secondary listings. this is one of the indices that could look vastly different come august 2020, so just a couple of months from now. we will have plenty more on the hang seng. stay with "surveillance." ryanair is tapping a 600 million pound loan, backed by the u.k. that after the chief executive criticized companies elsewhere. michael o'leary is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." ryanair boosts his liquidity with a 600 million pound loan, backed by the u.k. government. while chief executive michael o'leary tells bloomberg the airline resumes flying in july, the carrier will reduce passenger numbers by half over the

and let's bring in now stefan tatum he is an agricultural economist at gottingen university thank you so much for joining us and welcome to the program just tell us how farmers are holding up given these rising food prices . that farmers are really doing everything they possibly can to supply the market and to keep supply chains open one of the problems they are having knowledge in particular vegetables is that much of the harvesting is done by immigrant brokers and many of them these things come to cross the borders and that's a real problem and it's cutting into some of the supplies of the short. yet you mentioned i mean this is really a question of supply and demand the prices are going higher as there is less supply what can be done if anything to keep food prices though under control for the consumer. and i would argue that a bit of price increase that we've seen recently in markets in europe is not really anything very dramatic and in order to supply more in particular of the vegetables need to be harvested by immigrant workers we would have to open up the borders more widely to pe

we've ended up in the so called green lung of belle in the park the perfect place to introduce our next report about a swiss a landscape photographer stefan foster with his camera and a drone he heads out into nature sometimes for days or even weeks in order to capture the perfect shot but he keeps the places where he takes his pictures a secret you can find out why right now. images of iceland greenland and the faroe islands taken from a drone. by photographer and camera man stefan foster. he sets out to capture nature's finest moments. of modern art in my images and film productions i try to show people the world the way it was before humankind fold them and how it will be after you knock on image and the way it should actually stay with human this is for me to come very very important to me to show nature completely our blemished to talk on for i get almost . the northern lights over icebergs in southern greenland. flamingos after a storm in the highlands of chile. foster spends about 7 months a year on photo safaris. i was a bit misty lloyd to fall when people ask me how to make a beautiful landscape photo or create a great atmosphere

so that's the quote. the big problem here for the president and everybody involved with solving this problem stefan seaman's there well among those at the forefront of the struggle to contain the pandemic are nurses and since today's international nurses day we're focusing on the sacrifices that they've been making to save lives our next report starts with a look at the woman credited with creating the modern profession florence nightingale today also marks her birth 200 years ago. the original queen of hygiene florence nightingale she revolutionized battlefield medicine during the crimean war when more british soldiers were dying of infections than battle will the principles remain is just exactly the same today as they did you i'm just going to meet you is you need to wash your hands and you need to make sure that the environment is incredibly clean. and. thanks treating patients and the need for ventilation the coronavirus pandemic has overwhelmed hospitals around the world that's led many nurses to protest from peru to washington d.c. outside the white house are using our point across the country and we

ceos about this afternoon in our healthy returns conference, we have the ceo stefan bonsell talking to us this afternoon sowe'll talk more about that. >> it's great and we look forward to that, meg on the monoclonal antibodies, quickly, we've heard a lot about talk it. fred hassan is hopeful about that we saw some success with ebola regeneron is working on it when do we expect to see more results and what does that with targeting an anti-viral like remdesiv remdesivir >> there are multiple companies working on the antibody approaches reyen ron at the forefront, doing it for ebola successfully and faster time line here for covid-19 they plan to start their human clinical trials next month, and then we should see data within a month or two after that. eli lilly, am gen agen are in tc as well. they create or isolate antibodies people who recovered from covid-19 or in some cases original sars and antibodies are part of our immune response to neutralize the virus remdesivir is an anti-viral that interferes with the virus' ability to replicate multiple different approaches going after the virus and ones if succe

so protests over police brutality offices have denied firing the shots that wounded $7.00 pay to the denial is unlikely to defuse the tensions that have the country at breaking point. now correspondent stefan simmons is in minneapolis stefan it's a day off to the most serious unrest sofa how are things where you are the today. well this is twofold what's going on here and for that's reason else that all the pictures just for a 2nd and you see behind me here in the fall about 500 meters away from here firefighters are still working on putting out those fires from last night. 60700 feet from here the. infamous police building district 3 which were burned down yesterday 2 and then the other story here is and what's happening here is the national police state troopers and the national guard finally are in town there were a no show yesterday during the night and now they're here and protesters as well as citizens of the surrounding neighborhood are eager to make a point to show up here and confront those officers with their anger because anger still sits the pier and will for some time we hear now local ladies have been issuing calls for calm the latest thing the state governor that seems to be

stefan simone's in the city of minneapolis. well into the curfew hours now what are the streets look like. calm and empty in those zones which have been cleared by police supported by the national guard so the authorities actually lived up to what they had promised and warns protesters about that they will enforce the curfew today and send police in force as well as national guard to the hot spots in minneapolis police and national guard work together clean and clearing out section by section and as you see right behind me this one building still burning a little bit but even police has moved on to another district or a zone so to speak to clear out well left over protester pockets so to speak the authorities did what they promised to really enforce this curfew and so far it is or now it is quiet that wasn't always like this of course when this started this curfew police was not shy of using any tool they had at their disposal from tear gas to bean bags and anything else. is to find it's been to alice since you were shot have been almost hit by police firing dummy rounds of some description they certainly when they saw this was a big departure from the knots before. yeah it did it did 2

protesters on a bridge in minneapolis stefan are you there can you hear me can you start by recapping perhaps what what you've seen this afternoon. of course of course so yes i'm here you can hear me you will you see the picture is my cameraman next for it is a given you know from my own original vantage point the bridge where i stood where we just had parked our car when we heard a trailer truck a tanker truck honking his horn and not letting up honking his horn he kept doing it came under this bridge on this highway which you see there and in the back and not slowing down continuously honking and aiming at the protest group which was right there way and now you have a lot of law enforcement this was packed with protesters there was a protest march organized for today sunday during the day there's no curfew here in minneapolis peaceful march by i would say 20000 people maybe. all chanting the name of mr george floyd. the battle cries i can't breathe and they were all over there where you have no law enforcement packing the highway and securing the scene where the truck then. ran into the crowd now from my vantage point you would you actually share wit

so this is a big test this weekend. all eyes will be on germany this weekend. vonnie: all right, stefanyou for contribution today. that is stefan nicola from our berlin bureau. let's check in on first word news. here is ritika gupta. ritika: nancy pelosi is going ahead with the vote on a virus relief bill that has no chance of being signed into law. on the democrats are backing the $3 trillion measure. pelosi is counting on getting public support for some parts of the bill such as aid to states and extending unemployment benefits. that could for senate republicans into having to negotiate another round of stimulus. in new york, andrew cuomo has given the green light for five of the states 10 regions to start reopening. new york city is not one of them. it has not met the seven health-related benchmarks to start lifting those restrictions. germany has entered a historic restriction with its biggest slump in more than a decade. the german economy shrank 2.2% in the first quarter. less than two weeks of official lockdown. in that period it continued spending and capital investing. governme

stefan, who is the vice president. these cruise ships, they're not registered here in the united states. they pay no taxes. and so carnival, which has nine lines under it, they're looking at laying up most of their ships. carnival got a loan for $3 billion, and they're trying to raise another $6 billion, but a lot of people, especially on the federal level, have a problem with carnival, like most of the cruise ships, they pay no taxes in america, and they're asking for the federal government to pay them out. i understand because most of my members, during this time of the year, from march to september, they get all of those hours from alaska to san diego. so it is going to hurt as far as man hours, paying into our health and welfare and our pension. i hope that helps you. >> thank you. >> thank you, katie, for your report. i really appreciate you taking the time to put all of the numbers together. i know they are ever-changing, and we're not going to know for a few months what it really looks like. but i really appreciate you keeping track of it and making sure that we are able to help our tenants and help oursel