yvonne: francine, thank you. am pleased to be joined by charles li to talk about these record profits for the first half. thanks so much for joining us. charles: great. this is a really happy day for us, we just announced record harvey -- half year earnings. yvonne: e had other than the last year, and now you are preparing for the likes of n financial to come to hong kong. charles: that part of our life just continues. you have one big deal, another down, another down and you just keep on going. yvonne: do you get a sense that this is more than just a 2019 story, that this will go on for many years? charles: the pipeline of companies coming to china from the world are all over the place in the years to come but obviously in terms of large companies already listed in the united states to the extent of the other wanted to come back and have another listing, that is a limited number. still, even there we are talking about hundreds of companies with a market cap over hundreds of billions of dollars. still a lot of gr

yvonne: china is perhaps doing a little bit better.he signs there situation that we are seeing their? >> yes. -- there. >> yes. china came out of the pandemic little earlier. year on year, month on month growth. recovered tomuch pre-covid levels of reduction. yvonne: tell us about the dislocation that you are seeing. just given the challenges of the pandemic, how have you had to adjust, in terms of how you hire people and how you are living around now. we have digitalized most of our processes. high.very for example, in singapore, even after coming out of the circuit of new, the proportion business coming through digital or remote selling remains at a high level of 80%. , all they high business is coming through inward selling. 99% comes through remote selling. your business was done remotely. do you see this as a sense of a permanent change in the industry? complicated planning process for the future. out, and agents are able to see the customers we see in china a reversion. yvonne: you obviously had the chinese experience and you hav

this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: take a look at markets.overs on the asia-pacific with hong kong close, watching australia, chinese stocks as well and we have seen most of the weakness in china. china life falling the most in nearly a month after denying some reports of a possible merger with another insurer. the stock is down today. a2 milk, net income slightly missed estimates. we are watching treasury winds after china started the anti-dumping investigation on australian wine imports. relations fray between the nations. wise tech, we are talking to the ceo soon, surging the most as estimates go over the target for 2021. chinese markets, some concerns on the back of the u.s. warning u.s. universities to divest chinese assets and flagging this delisting concern. inext falling ch seen in awest we have week. plenty more to come, this is bloomberg. ♪ hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores

yvonne: what about for the golden week holiday?one is watching how the china resumption is going to play out, especially domestically. do you think the travel market can bounce back to growth now cannot travel overseas? >> china is an extremely important country for the travel industry. the amount of customers, they are ready to send abroad, is huge. we have to be conscious that still today, international travel is a complicated situation. there are lots of quarantine processes. there are still countries you cannot travel to. we have to be cautious. domestically, i think china business is going to be -- [indiscernible] you are seeing that pickup already. international, we have to be cautious. the situation is changing week over week. it is very hard to be optimistic. we have to be cautious with what we are seeing for the future. cautious, but what kind of recovery? are there any numbers you can share with us? >> domestically, recovering quite a bit. for the future, it is very hard because we can operate how this covid stec how the

tonight, yvonne orji and music from riley. and now, here's lil rel. >> what's going on, i'm your guest, lil rel, i am hostin' a talk show. this is on my bucket list of things i wanted to do in my career. this is amazing. one of my other bucket list things was going to the oscars. jimmy made sure i got there. you got me to the oscars, and you got me a hosting job. but this is really dope, we got this airbnb, this is where we at. this is not the studio, i thought that's what it would be, a live studio audience and talking to people, but nah, i'm in this random airbnb in west hollywood. and, with a family still here, because you know, we all quarantined. people are still renting out airbnbs in quarantine, but they still there, too. it's just a whole weird situation. but that's not the weirdest thing going on, to be honest with you, the republican national convention is going on, and that is a very weird experience, to be honest with you. like, if you don't want to be irritated or you get easily irritated, please do not watch the

that i think is behind us yvonne: ok.singapore, we have seen a lot of scandals regarding commodities traders. one of them we saw about undisclosed losses. we saw the collapse of noble as well. do you see any shift in changes from banks and regulators in the lion city, and does it affect olam international in anyway? some banks and institutions will be more cautious about how they are lending and who they are lending to. i think blockchain technologies now allow for better conferencing and -- at a , theactional level provenance of the transactions now being at a much different in higher-level. i would expect all those innovations to be adopted by financial institutions, to prevent these kinds of issues that you have referenced to proppin popping up. the quality of the leadership tom and management team, make sure they are able to do business honestly and with integrity. change the going to fundamental foundations to separate the wheat from the chaff. the companies that are doing the right thing, the right management system

yvonne: here are the top stories. review is postponed and there is no timeline for a new date. thatdent trump is hinting he is looking at other companies also operate u.s. juliette: to keep china's fragile recovery on track. forne: the potential ban china in the u.s. it would be dramatic. juliette: looking at markets in asia, it was a jumpy start. just up slight. the csi 300 its july high. you have some movement coming through in hong kong. the hang seng is rising by 1% and the nikkei is weaker as we saw that contraction. a little bit of a tick up in stock momentum. rising 6% in july. we want to focus on currencies. we have been looking at the kiwi and pushed out the election. it has been fluctuating slightly higher. this on this negative rate talk which is pushing the aussie higher against the kiwi. gold is declining again. downwardight momentum in terms of the yield. let's get the first word news with karina mitchell. >> more the kutty in this is him to sit were the fragile recovery. over $100 billion by the medium-

i'd like to thank yvonne orji, riley, and jimmy kimmel.ine is next. goodnight. >>> scotts valley represents go home. after tough lessons learned in the 2013 fires. it still has proved a problem. >> an african-american business owner believes he was racially profiled, tonight, we release body camera video. >> the republican national convention wrapped up hours ago, we will have the reaction. >>> abc7 news at 11:00, starts right now. this is abc7 news. >> felt good to come home, as soon as we came off the hey, they had all the signs saying welcome home, and that brought tears to my eyes. >> a huge sense is of relief tonight. 10s of thousands of residents evacuated by the czu lightning complex fires are able to return home. cal fire officials are calling it a good day with the lifted evacuation orders. we are joined live after

yvonne: tencent arrest, the end of the four-month surge. $65 billion of value. linda: is press freedom dead in hong kong? questions about the tradition and worries about beijing. it is looking positive in asia. asian markets building on the worriedspite investors about tensions between the u.s. and china. than more symbolic rather -- i higher by about 1% right now. take a look at the hang seng, building on its gains by about 2%. it is snapping a three-day decline after 2.5 weeks. we're keeping an eye on tencent which saw the brunt of the fallout. billion but in60 the positive this tuesday morning. and now performer coming up by 1.2% at a 52-week high. samsung among gainers. numbers we sawp today, 42.9% declines, a long road to recovery for the singapore economy. malaysia up 0.2%. look at where we are in terms of the dollar, showing a little strength today, up for a third day. forging rising risks holding the dollar with the november elections approaching quickly. down 0.4%, still close to a record last week. good to see the tencent recovery, but not close to mak

yvonne: oof. feeling the effects of the arrest of jimmy lai and several other officials as well. we are talking more of course about the whole saga with tiktok right now. some reports saying perhaps twitter has held early talks with the potential combination with the company. the outcome is still unclear. we are still waiting for any talk about microsoft. they are the favorite for a buyout of parts of tiktok's operation and has been negotiating for weeks with the owner. the white house has given the chinese-owned app until september 15 to find a buyer for its u.s. platform or face a ban. joining us now is rebecca fannin, providing research onto emerging technologies and innovations. also the author of "tech titans of china." thank you for joining us. seems like twitter has been joining the fray of vying for a piece of tiktok. what do you think could play out in this. if it is twitterverse is microsoft, which is the better suitor? rebecca: very interesting. twitter is banned in china. bingicrosoft

yvonne: stephen engle there.ing you back live pictures coming out of taiwan with alex azar, the u.s. health secretary, visiting a plant that produces face masks. we heard earlier in a telephone briefing from alex azar that they discussed a taiwan investment in u.s. medical production, so perhaps this trip does yield something between the two nations. talking a little more about cooperation between the u.s. and taiwan, i'm sure beijing is watching this closely and not going to be able to appease people from beijing on this trip but we will continue this conversation. a taiwanese lawmaker will be joining us in the next hour of bloomberg markets to talk about the implications of this video -- this visit and what it means to relations with china. plenty more coming up, including standard chartered's regional ceo. we will talk about the bank cost of her city and inclusion strategy, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: it is that time where we feature forward-looking conversations with business leaders and find out how t

yvonne: ouch.kdown lives in are there signs of things reviving as economic activity comes back? lockdown has been lifted partially, there are signs that economic activity is coming on track but the cases of are also rising exponentially and there is evidence that the indicators show the world is behind us and there are signs that services, manufactures, and the farm sectors are growing after the deaths in april and may. but there is a "but." it does not expect a recovery to until the january-march quarter. there will be a contraction of a contraction of 5.6% for the year. you just mentioned that there have been some policy missteps. do policymakers have some fiscal wiggle room to revive the economy? the short answer is yes, they -- likehe government some of the advanced economies. modi's ministry is loath to adopt these. it is opening up the bond market to foreigners. there is also a case for r.b.i.al income -- the has cut rates but [indiscernible] on if modi's government will provide more support

in every corner of this 3 bedroom family house it's not much space but founders florence care and yvonne one g 4 have managed to squeeze in 29 people. to be. one of them survivors of sexual violence. it was just like it's just in the house you have 4 children and 5 children that's what really you need me and which are so huge. and i think it's it's even a limited space because we are denying girls entry here which also hotspots even more. kenya has only one government run safe house which makes such privately run shelters essential for survivors of. survivors like 16 year old maria not her real name she came here after she was raped at gunpoint by a soldier who had hired has a maid. after he raped me when i got off the bed and found a metal thing to loosen the 2 shirt he had used to tie me i removed the mouthguard and then continued going to work because my mom asked for then my life he also threatened to kill my wife and i will help one part and. maria's daughter was born after the rape and she has spent her entire 10 month life here she is one of 7 in france at the shelter. of my show

yvonne pack of h. is following the latest star in the capital parts arisa for as he explains why voters are more divided than ever. turnout is actually very significant almost 15 percent is better in comparison with previous elections 4 years ago now there could be a couple reasons for that for example of where there are expected today so people decided to go at the water earlier as possible but i think that the main reason is political heat in the country where both sides the governing party and main

yvonne: --haslinda: welcome back to bloomberg markets asia. let's do a check on markets.ve asia in positive territory, reversing the most in losses, which we saw yesterday, tech front and center. it remains a tech story. korea's trade data showing an ease. selloff, upa deep by 2%, foreigners dumping local stocks the most. .he nikkei 225 up yearcpi unchanged for the at 0.1%. looking at dollar-yen, we have yen heading for its biggest weekly rally amid dollar weakness. of five may test one levels and yields may drive currency moves. taking a look at some of the , salestoday, alibaba up growth back to pre-pandemic levels, profit better than expected. in focus today, down 5%, currently surging by 9%. speaking of suncor, reported for your cash profit, down 33% from a year earlier, but still beating estimates. the operating environment remains highly uncertain due to covid-19 and the related economic impacts. the group released its four-year million dollars. joining us live from brisbane is steve johnson. steve, good to have you with us. we have the covid front and center. you s

yvonne: stephen engle, our chief north asia correspondent there.ing up, we will talk more about geopolitical tensions, and also we will talk to the head of the world's biggest miner, just hours after the latest earnings report missed estimates we will go it -- estimates. we will go over that with mike henry. -- haslinda: next, the market outlook from blackrock. keep it here with us this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haslinda: welcome back. asian stocks setting their sights on a return to where they were before the u.s.-china trade war began in 2018 pewter -- in 2018. that is being told by the emerging market etf, set on -- higher. that valuedence stocks are leading markets higher. let's turn to our guest from blackrock. good to have you with us. becausely has legs liquidity and stimulus are almost guaranteed. theeah, that's exactly point. this is very much a liquidity driven full market. central banks all over the globe, the fed keeping interest rates, real rates basically near zero. retail investors have little choice but to invest at this point because they

general admiral yvonne friedberg signs. american general spots from the eighth air force.arshal ted r. -- theodor. ♪ it is over. the war in europe has ended. ♪ in berlin, the brandenburg tower still stands. amid the ruins, dazed people wander here and there. not much else remains. in southern germany, allied troops move forward to complete the occupation of the country. ♪ the eagle's nest at berchestgarden, formerly hitler's mountain retreat. ♪ much of munich lies in ruins. the famous beer hall, little remains. ♪ one of the first war criminals is captured, hermann goering. ♪ [dramatic music] he is interviewed by allied newspapermen. ♪ field marshal castlekesselring, former commander of german troops in italy. ♪ field marshal von rumstedt, former commander of the west. hermann frank, former governor general of poland, high on the list of war criminals. ♪ field marshal von kleiss. ♪ admiral horthy, former regent of hungary. ♪ the tall man is artur seiss-inquart, from austria. he will be brought to trial. in austria, the last german armies in the southern redoubt had already

from milwaukee, wisconsin, yvonne, supporter of joe biden -- >> we are going to leave this washington journal segment here. you can finish watching it at our website, c-span.org. we are going to take you live to remarks from dr. anthony fauci, expected to discuss the pandemic at an event hosted by george washington university.

haidi: yvonne man in hong kong.arlier, we spoke with device unit of johns hopkins rubric school of public health. she told us things could get worse once the flu season rolls around. >> it is a major concern. i think the world's hitching records and the total number of coronavirus cases, so we are really in the thick of the pandemic and we are seeing surges in the philippines and in vietnam, which have not had serious coronavirus outbreaks to date, and even japan has had the highest number of cases that is reported. i think in japan, i think the answer very clearly is that they clearly opened up, acted like the virus was behind them. that is a mistake that every single country in the world will make at its own peril. the other countries, they have been almost completely stared at the beginning and people wondered whether there was some special thing. it probably was just a little luck and very good public health work and they will need some of those under control. >> how should we be looking at this? is it better to

and i pay my respects to those two superb presiding officers of this convention, larry o'brien and yvonne braithwaite burke. [applause] so tonight i accept your nomination with a full and grateful heart. [applause] this afternoon i crossed the wide missouri to recommend a running mate of wide vision and deep compassion, senator tom eagleton. [applause] i'm proud to have him at my side, and i'm proud to have been introduced a moment ago by one of the most eloquent and courageous voices in this land senator ted kennedy. [applause] my nomination is all the more precious and that it is a gift of the most open political process in all of our political history. [applause] it is the sweet harvest of the work of tens of thousands of tireless volunteers, young and old alike, funded by literally hundreds of thousands of small contributors in every part of this nation. [applause] those who lingered on the brink of despair only a short time ago have been brought into this campaign, heart, hand, head and soul, and i have been the beneficiary of the most remarkable political organization in the history

allowed to fly to germany yvonne a has been in a hospital and since collapsing on a plane on thursday his supporters say he was poisoned because of his political activity he's one of russia's most visible dissidents condition has become an international issue with france and germany offering medical treatment russian doctors had insisted he was too weak to be transferred but suddenly changed their minds within the last hour or so german medics sent to arms by an ngo here in berlin say they're ready to fly him out for treatment. a short while ago the deputy chief doctor at the hospital and confirmed that nirvana could be moved. we took the decision not to oppose his transfer to another hospital the one that his relatives indicated to us. that u. turn came just hours after germany's foreign minister heiko mosse reaffirmed his government's offer to airlift of on a to berlin for treatment of will go to the hospital where doctors have experience of treating poisoning victims 2 years ago they successfully treated the pussy riot activists versatile who was also stricken with symptoms that lo

must go to fully and in a very transparent manner investigate on the suspect poisoning aleksei and yvonne the because of his status as a political dissident also germany's vice chancellor scholtz say that as a democrat he couldn't accept that the lives of position members i put in then show so very strong statements from the government in light of what appears to be to poisoning of dissidents aleksei have on me tell us more about what the doctor has a say. well in the statement we learned that probably was intoxicated by a substance on the nest to raise it inhibits a group but the exact set sounds been identified just these substances usually found in drug selling pesticides but you know age and so the brains never transmitters the tests have been run several times and they've been run in separate laboratories and the hospitals say docking of on these has for the moment. in these condition was serious but currently there was no acute denture to he's alive he's being treated as an antidote it's called pain for now and there is no visibility on any possible after maz and a possible after ef

more arrests and more jail sentences followed in 2018 but as ever and yvonne they responded with defiance. ok sure you're ok. now these pitches show the opposition leader being transported to a hospital in. it's what supporters are calling the latest in a long series of attempts to silence alexina vaal name. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world at least 3 people have been killed as dozens of wildfires sparked by lightning raged in california tens of thousands of people have been evacuated in from their homes in the san francisco bay area and already say at least $175.00 structures have been destroyed including homes. well south korea's intelligence agency says it has seen signs of a power shift in its reclusive a communist neighbor north korea dictator kim jong un is thought to have transferred a some of his powers to senior officials most significantly his sister kim jong il the move has fueled speculation she is being groomed as kim's successor. to london's essential criminal court has handed down a life sentence to the brother of a suicide bom

the plane had to make an emergency landing in the city of homs where he was rushed to hospital and yvonne the is considered one of president putin's fiercest russian critics exposing corruption and organizing demonstrations and despite official bans. this isn't the 1st time tina valmy has cried foul in august last year alexina vanny said he'd been poisoned with an allergic agent while in jail he'd been detained for calling an authorised protests and his dog did resistance to kremlin control has long made him one of president vladimir putin's biggest nemeses. no vanity rose to prominence with his exposure of corruption at russian state controlled companies at rallies he took direct aim at the kremlin and its occupants dubbing putin's united russia party the party of crooks and thieves. as he began proving his pulling power with opposition supporters stints in jail and the courtroom became a regular feature. charges of embezzlement in the city of kirov in 2013 saw him banned from entering the political process and running for office. in 2070 moscow saw some of the biggest anti corruption ra

tonight, yvonne orji and music from riley.ow, here's lil rel. >> what's going on, i'm your guest, lil rel, i am hostin' a talk show. this is on my bucket list of things i wanted to do in my career. this is amazing. one of my other bucket list things was going to the oscars. but let me tell you something. i'm going to tell you, at first i wasn't invited. jimmy made sure i got there. you got me to the oscars, and you got me a hosting job. but this is really dope, we got this airbnb, this is where we at. this is not the studio, i thought that's what it would be, a live studio audience and talking to people, but nah, i'm in this random airbnb in west hollywood. and, with a family still here, because you know, we all quarantined. people are still renting out airbnbs in quarantine, but they still there, too. it's just a whole weird situation. but that's not the weirdest thing going on, to be honest with you, the republican national convention is going on, and that is a very weird

yvonne's husband is one of many shot dead. leaving her to bring up 4 year old michelle and 10 year old dunny alone. in an ludlow posy almost because you don't go from one of the last of getting in my last one the daniel was still. in the low middle little young muslim most people don't do i don't know how i'm also you play our voice does that mean well you know something. else we're going all me instilling us i think a lot of me and them on it was the most almost. full stomach is done as well you don't get that aloha illogical soul last thing and dances for this home i mean i mean i mean if i go over to give this was a little male boy you know how do you think that you'll story and the story of your family might have been different without this influx of guns coming from the u.s. to mexico. well you could look up what are you for the end of the must also see i'm not though in. their most. the most sales glasses in the us all red but it's all mothers are part of yes board i knew i was going to think when they're on the main iss

yvonne's husband is one of many shot dead. leaving her to bring up 4 year old michelle and 10 year old dunny alone. in an ludlow posy almost casino go from one of the last. getting in my last one the daniel was still. in the low middle little in the hallway most people don't do i don't know how i'm also void does that mean well you know something. else is going all me in staying up so i think a lot of me and the money that was the most almost. full stomach is done as well you don't get that i'll have logical saw the last thing in doses for this home i made i mean i mean if i go over to give because it was a little boy you know how do you think that your story and the story of your family might have been different without this influx of guns coming from the u.s. to mexico. well you could look at what i live for then i don't mostly also see enough. of them until. they're mostly also gus's in the us already but as our mothers are biased yes board i know it's going to stink when they're on the main issues in terms of new growth to

yvonne's husband is one of many shot dead. leaving her to bring up 4 year old michelle and 10 year old dunny alone. posy almost because you don't go from one of the last getting in my last moment daniel was still. in the low middle little in the hallway most people don't do i don't know how i'm also you warbles them mean well you know something. else is going all me instilling us i think a lot of me and them on it was the most almost. full stomach is done as well you don't get that i'll have logical saw the last 2 sentences for this home i made i mean i mean if i go over to give because i was a little male boy you know how do you think that you'll story and the story of your family might have been different without this influx of guns coming from the u.s. to mexico. so you can look up what are you for the end of the must also see not go in. there must be. the most else cusses imbecile read but it's our mothers not biased yes bored i knew i was going to think when that on the main influence was new girl to see them and. those s

yvonne's husband is one of many shot dead. leaving her to bring up 4 year old michelle and 10 year old dunny alone. an unlucky posy almost because you don't go from one of the last. getting in my last moment daniel was down in the low middle but also in the fall and most people don't do that almost all women also use voip does that mean well you know something that all my nails are going all me in stingers i think a lot of me in their money that was the most almost. full stomach is done as well you don't get a lot of logical saw. and dances for that is how my mate i mean unless i go over to give this was a little male boy you know how do you think that you'll story and the story of your family might have been different without this influx of guns coming from the us to mexico. well you could look at what i live for the end of the demo see also see i'm not though in most. of them until. they're mostly else gus's imbecile read it because our mothers are biased yes bored i knew i was going to sink when that on the miniseries inclu

law very interesting dynamics that even package the capital of montenegro for us thanks for that yvonne. now a number of baltic countries have announced a series of sanctions against bella bruce if you're a near latvia and estonia have all placed travel sanctions on nearly 30 better russian officials including president alexander new for shanker the european union is considering a very similar list of belorussians to target for travel sanctions and asset freezes that's if the government doesn't end what the block is calling human rights violations for his part lucas hanka has threatened to cut off european transit and trade routes across his country in retaliation to any sanctions meanwhile thousands of people continue to demonstrate against the president and many of them have had to seek refuge in neighboring countries about it smith reports from the neighboring capital of sorry the capital of neighboring with uranium. a few seconds of defiance against the government of russian president alexander lukashenko cost kirill got a lot of lost their jobs and their freedom i thought we'd play

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tonight, yvonne orji and music from riley. now, here's lil rel. >> what's going on, i'm your guest, lil rel, i am hostin' a talk show. this is on my bucket list of things i wanted to do in my career. this is amazing. one of my other bucket list things was going to the oscars. jimmy made sure i got there. you got me to the oscars, and you got me a hosting job. but this is really dope, we

stanford infectious disease expert doctor yvonne maldonado says health experts were right to be cautious in the beginning but now there's no real evidence of transmission that occurs. >>10 days after somebody is infected as you move forward. you learn more information you try you try and just so you don't do too much and you don't see people love for 2 weeks when you don't have to solano and san francisco health officials are adopting the new recommendations. >>which health officials are calling the 1020 will 10 days for normal patients, but 20 days for those who are immunocompromised when asked why testing is no longer recommended before being let back to work. doctor maldonado says it's just not clinically relevant. once you're symptom-free very sensitive testing could be overly sensitive meaning. >>it might take a teen's that may not actually represent actively replicating virus. the one thing that hasn't changed the recommendation to wear a mask and stay socially distant when you can. >>and san francisco noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>well in the south bay santa clara county is now cal

or you know i mean what are your least yvonne tossers knew she never thought she'd have to resort to this kind of help the widow's pension isn't enough to survive on and she lost her restaurant job to the pandemic. you know look at and i hate my money for rent if i can't afford the apartment that's how it is. to help mitigate the situation the spanish government hurriedly introduced a nationwide basic emergency income about 452000 euros a month depending on family size. but approval can take time until they get to those in need dependent on welfare from the regional administration. but the madrid region wants to save money and is putting pressure on the applicants. within 10 working days the single mother of 2 has to get several documents to prove that she applied for the new emergency income otherwise madrid why pay out. but maria tells us that each document takes a long time to get. there the moment i think it's hardly slept since i got this letter. and i said to me that maybe i've lost my appetite but as i'm constantly worrying about whether we'll have enough money to live on next

investigation no doubt so for there are also many other medical versions as to what could have caused yvonne these condition. calls for an investigation of also being coming from german chancellor angela merkel and german foreign minister. and what we understand coming through on tuesday is that the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o is preparing a briefing for president trump on the situation regarding alexei navalny all of this coming after the clinic here in berlin released a statement on monday saying they found a toxic substance during tests on alexina valmy the clinical findings indicate intoxication by substance from the group of active substances called clooney needs to raise inhibitors the outcome of the disease remains uncertain and long term effects especially in the area of the nervous system cannot be ruled out at this point in time all of that seemed direct contradiction to what we heard coming out of the hospital in russia in the city where he was 1st treated they said they found no traces of any synthetic talks in in his system and that they are willing to share all of tha

in hospital for emergency medical treatment he was airlifted on saturday from the siberian city of yvonne he's been in a coma since falling ill during a flight to moscow on thursday auntie's peter oliver has the latest. it take a lot of wrangling between doctors in russia and the only family but election of ali is here in berlin at the chateau tate hospital just behind me he flew in on a medical plane that had been chartered by his supporters on saturday he arrived here flanked by a convoy of police motorcycles and other vehicles he's receiving treatment and shot to take and will be subject to extensive tests to try and work out exactly what resulted in him ending up in that coma he's been in since the state. police of issued a statement saying that they are here in more numbers than they would be normally at the hospital because of missed and being traced here we aren't expecting really any diagnosis from doctors before monday we do know that. lex in the valleys wife is here as well be looking to see if there's any statements from the family russian doctors had warmed to the lexan of ali

that's where officers found 18 year-old yvonne mcneil suffering from a gunshot wound macneill died from his injuries, the very next day. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news at the 57th anniversary of the i have a dream speech how the historic event will be commemorated with another march in the nation's capital. and a look outside at a very foggy golden gate bridge this morning be careful driving across the span you've got to be the headlights and wipers to we'll have your full forecast coming up we'll see what the afternoon has in store just a bit stay with us. >>welcome back everyone, 10's of thousands of people are expected to march for criminal justice reform in washington d c the state's this takes place as tensions and protests continue in wisconsin and elsewhere following the shooting of jacob late john lawrence reports. >>august 28th 1963 was a landmark day in u.s. history with the civil rights march on washington and the reverend martin luther king junior's historic i have a dream speech in front of a crowd of more than 200,000. king said he hoped people would be judged

yvonne maldonado.so discussed a new study raising concerns about how far the coronavirus can travel. we've been told for months to maintain six feet of social distance, but a new study out of the university of florida found the coronavirus can travel up to 16 feet away from an infected person indoors. how worried should we be about this? >> we've known that the virus can spread for a variable distance for some time, but the majority of the spread really occurs within that six feet radius, and it's -- and it indicates it's important to continue to wear masks and distance because of that variety of spread of droplets. >> researchers are forecasting along the i-95 corridor between virginia and new jersey we have not seen any evidence of improvement when it comes to the transmission rate of covid-19, but people in that region have been told they've flattened the curve, so what's going on here? why has the transmission risk not weakened? >> it's not going up, but it's also not coming down because people are

more arrests and more jail sentences followed in 2018 but as ever and yvonne they responded with defiance. ok. now a g.'s pitches show the opposition leader being transported to a hospital in. it's what supporters are calling the latest in a long series of attempts to silence alexina volley. and for more let's bring in d.w. moscow correspondent sure when emily what is know bali's condition right now well we've heard a statement from the deputy head doctor at the hospital at the hospital and on the square is currently located and he says that the condition that nobody is in is serious but that it's stable he's on a respirator as you said he also has said that doctors are trying and fighting to save his life he has though added that it is unclear what the diagnosis is so why no one is in this condition and that poison is only one of the options that the doctors are looking into these press secretary has been much more clear she said that something was put in these teeth now earlier today g.w. spoke to. these personal doctor as well who said that she is on her way to arms and she said that d

iran has the chance of selling us a bullet or a missile if we have the chance of buying it good idea yvonne do k. approved i'm going to do it. at least 17 people have been killed by armed groups and 24 hour period in colombia is one of the most violent days since the signing of a peace deal in 2016. ports that comes after weeks of increased unrest across the country. a truck carrying 6 bodies arrives at a morgue in southwest a town long at the center of the country's civil conflict as family members grieve soldiers and police look on disk killings were one of 3 incidents in just 24 hours that left at least 17 young people dead in remote regions of the country it was the deadliest day since the signing of the 2016 peace deal with fart rebels that aimed to end the worst of the violence in several regions of colombia there are groups which are fighting each other in dispute for control of sources of illegal rains maybe related with narco trafficking but also wheat illegal gold mining. start targeting youngsters in order to try to instill fear a week ago colombians had already been horrified by

repeated denied the allegations and questioned the court's independence is a close ally of president yvonne don't tell us our own party has the latest from bottom. it was a unanimous decision on part of the judges the supreme court to comes after and 9 months of closely analyzing a lot of evidence in the form of a phone interception. listening to witness looking at documents conversations between the former president then is a lawyer and a close allies in this is the 1st time in history that a president or a former president of this country as well face the attention of the judges said in this statement that the reason for the tension is that they have reached the conclusion that there could be the possibility of obstruction of justice taking place so we'll have to face the rest of this trial from his house or whatever his farm from what we understand he is in a farm in. the north to the country right now and there's no doubt that this decision is shocked the colombians because that would be is still considered the most powerful and influential police station in the country but also the mos

has the chance of selling us a bullet or a missile and if we have the chance of buying it good idea yvonne do kate approved i'm going to do it. as an american and caribbean countries have been some of the most badly affected by the corona virus outbreak 17000 new deaths were recorded over the region over the past 7 days but there are signs the spread of the virus could be coming under control the world health organization says the daily infection rates in brazil one of the worst affected countries is leveling off. for people suffering from dementia restrictions join the pandemic of deprive them of much needed social contacts and routine stimulation and the heywood reports from southern england that's brought new challenges for their carers. out simas has robbed linda a former artist of her ability to communicate and walk unaided and of the future she and her husband john had planned he now does everything for her wellness so looking after the couple's daughter who has down syndrome lockdown meant linda's routine had to change and she's been unable to access the specialist daycare center sh

the timings which have been extremely accurate so far, we expected the president's older daughter yvonne the campaign's secret weapons in the past. she is highly sought after as a surrogates during the 2016 campaign because he very much appeals to women. she appeals to professional women. she came across as a gentler, side of the trump empire. a very cosmopolitan, international figure. she was also very striking. she still is. she looks good on the campaign trail will stop and she was successful in her own right. and i think she again she's going to be used in that way. they still have a problem with women. the polls show that women. the polls show that women voters at the moment preferjoe biden to donald trump. we have seen a number of women appeal, make direct appeals to those wavering suburban women in particular, andi suburban women in particular, and i think this is what ivanka's travel is and what she will try to do in the next few

from milwaukee, wisconsin, yvonne, supporter of joe biden -- >> we are going to leave this washington journal segment here. you can finish watching it at our website, c-span.org. we are going to take you live to remarks from dr. anthony fauci, expected to discuss the pandemic at an event hosted by george washington university. live coverage here on c-span. >> let me first off start by saying thank you for your time. how are you doing? this is insanity? -- this is insanity. >> you are right. it is surreal. it is very intense. 15 tosly, we are working 17 hours a day on this seven days a week, but it is something we have to do. is historic in its proportions. we have not seen anything like this since the 1918 pandemic. it is challenging for the entire world, and we, the united states, have gotten hit worse than virtually any other country when you talk about cases and deaths. this is an important challenge for us. there is a lot we have to discuss here and not a lot of time. when we are done, we will be joined by the school of public health and the director of the school of public affair

white house he was very sharply critical of the president's children particularly his son as well as yvonne calling trump at one point dumb as a brick accusing one of the president's sons of treason for his meeting with russian individuals in trump tower during the campaign in 2016 this was all part of a book called fire and fury which many will remember so much of this is in the distant past still the fact is is that donald trump continues to have those attached to him in some way even if it is in the distant past this is something that can be brought up on the campaign trail now in 2020 because you have to remember it's not just steve bannon but also the former campaign manager paul man a for which who he was also of course charged with you know and scrupulous charges in his case they were also criminal charges while they're unrelated in this case certainly once again this is another prominent figure attached to the president that he will have to try and temp down on the campaign trail i think that can move the live from washington d.c. . to russia now where this speculation that a promin

to yvonne martin, breanna taylor the list goes on. we could sit here and name 100 people. orlando castillo so who the president is matters so i'm excited on a task force who currently runs the leadership conference and then the justice department under eric holder with the obama administration on the task force eric holder department of justice with ferguson and baltimore. and that changes only lasting and enduring. people that cared that care about communities and justice so over the last couple of years because of the bible footage. it hurt me to watch it. i don't want to have to watch things like that to watch people of color or anyone we shouldn't have black and brown bodies being murdered on video as a course of justice. but the fact that they are seeing these videos and to have these conversations, it helps to bring awareness. and to create change. into the biting campaign for the platform drafting committee i'm excited about that you have because it with a young and american leaders. i'm very excited about the work that i do and as one of the cochairs but hopefully