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yvonne: maybe the worst is over, but we will see. david: i can't begin to count how many guests we've had in the last couple of months that say it's been priced in. rishaad: it was vicious, it really was. david: i will rejoin you guys later. to those guests, you know who you are, i won't name names, but equity markets are ok. we're seeing a little bit of an uptick there. record highs in australia, yields on their way up. a massive rally with metals prices near a nine-year high. you can see .5%, south korea, down to maybe some lines being open here. yvonne: this was a surprise that came out of left field. confirmation from the south koreans now that kim jong-un and the president have agreed to restore trust relations and they will be reopening the communication lines starting at 10:00 local time, that's what the reports were saying earlier. they are looking to restore inter-korean relations. they have agreed to restore mutual trust as soon as possible. they were restoring those lines, 14 month since i did have some type of communicati

yvonne: 5.5 percent. david: that takes us into the conversation on does china need aggressive moves? and i guess the recognition that parts of the economy might need some help and might be part of that messaging. it takes us to the global view because you had the ecb and the bloomberg looking into the overshoot of the target. it's easing all throughout with the exception of the big one, which is the fed. which takes us into your mip are function on your bloomberg. it's a map, if you see green, and it's a timetable you can play with. and if you are looking at green, the expectation there that rates will go up in those places. in the distinct end of divergence between where you are on the fed when they start to taper, when they start to take rates up, and what that means for places that are nowhere near talking about removing some of the policy. it's an interesting topic to have, especially when you look at dollar china, and you look at the euro in the dollar here as well. should be interesting, markets hav

yvonne: yeah, this is the u.s.g to pivot more toward asia on the southeast asia trip for the secretary of state, lloyd austin. taking a look -- i'm sorry, the secretary. stories we are watching out of southeast asia, the philippines re-imposing a lockdown across the capital august 6 through 20th amid a surge of cookie cases. -- covid cases. a malaysian king publicly prorated someone for misleading parliament, asked him to resign. and the united nations had a call for action against myanmar's military. david: the market across southeast asia, the benchmark it -- benchmark. only one weekly gain, we are flat this week, only one weekly gain owing back to early june. here's the state of play for today and within that market, the philippines is a focus as yvonne was pointing out, reimposing a stricter lockdown in the capital. we are very close at this point, 16 363 from recent lows, taking it all the way back to levels back in late may. yvonne: coming up our interview with credit suisse ceo as they work to deal with the

yvonne: not quite. if you look at the terminal chart, it shows you we reach those records we saw a couple months ago we are seeing a cooler here as we get closer to those pre-pandemic levels. 23% growth is what we are expecting. that is the gradual easing from the 28% in the previous month and for imports. that is quite a dramatic drop. a slowing from the 51% that we saw. this is not due to the import side of things or demand concerns. it is about the commodity status here as well. that is something we have to factor in as we look at this data. rishaad: you can see this move going up. economies there, dual circulation if you will. more of an emphasis on local demand and making a more demand driven economy here as well. a lot of rupturing and that domestic economy as well. give suit what is happening with them. these stocks, tencent coming -- tencent, alibaba, we've seen a decline down 29% in the past month. 4% movement down for the alibaba this month. they were tracking and tracing those losses as well.

yvonne?yvonne: thank indonesia could be typing policies next year if the recoveries stay on track, our exclusive interview with the governor is just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: 10:15 in new york. we are watching asia this morning. david: it might be pboc related. it might be related to the fact that we are coming up successful weeks of losses. whether this holds is another thing altogether. 15 minutes left, leading the charge. coming off highs a little bit. you will see the index hit session highs. china is doing very well. china's indexed is up 10%. we are seeing some gains here. things are aligning after they haven't really aligned in the last couple of weeks or so. south east asia is still the weak now. yvonne: let's take a look at what will be driving southeast asia to day. singapore is not recognize the biontech shots. the philippines is letting children of at least five years old go outdoors after keeping them at home for more than a year. easing one of the strictest pandemic re

yvonne: a travel bubble.nson, he's planning to fly to space ahead of jeff bezos. more on the space race between the billionaires, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: engine number one, replacing three board directors of climate concerns, saying it's not the news that an exxon lobbyist dismissed plans for a carbon tax. a spokesman said it's launching a new etf fund that will enable it to hold even more companies to account. >> from an on perspective, our campaign at exxon led by charlie petter at engine number one was about making sure the board had the right capability to understand how to manage every aspect of the company, including how the company remains a great company through the energy transition. so i guess i would say about the current new cycle that we look forward to the new directors joining the board and the company managing for the future, acknowledging some of the changes and transformations that have to happen there. we built engine number one specifically because we see a real link between the

yvonne: that was amd's ceo.lcomm delivered a bullish quarterly forecast helped by the growth of 5g and consumer demand for new devices. the chipmaker forecast earnings-per-share well above estimates. supply constraints are expected to ease by the end of the year. facebook beat second-quarter sales in profit estimates but warned of headwinds in ad revenue. growth could stall as pandemic field advertising gains its stride. ad sales will be hit by apple's new rules, which will require user consent to track data. david: in the asia-pacific, rio tinto out with results. they hit a record high, missing estimates. we are looking at the names and japan, we were talking about the olympics and what has happened has boosted an unusual group of stocks over the last week. park 24 essentially runs parking lots around japan and some of its employees were also part of the judo team and they won gold. i think that is why they were going long on the stock. yvonne: that is amazing. you have to do so much due diligence to find olymp

yvonne: thanks for your time.ishaad: we will have a wrap up of big tech earnings coming our way next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: let's talk about big tech earnings. a lot of numbers coming up in terms of valuations and market caps, quite a divergence, perhaps, between the u.s. and the tech trade that is collapsing in many ways, but the big five combined are approaching a combined $8 trillion in market value. for context, the chinese stock market overall -- everything and everything and everything -- is at about $11 trillion. for the broader conversation, you're not getting the same sort of boost, value has largely underperformed growth. we will see what happens depending on what happens. yvonne: su keenan joins us now with a wrap up of the tech earnings we saw. i was quoting dan ives from wework saying this is a drop the mic kind of quarter for apple, but it seemed like investors were more focused on growth. su: nothing like words of caution to kill a rally. we also had apple not giving a specific earnings foreca

yvonne: tell us more.n you talk to some of these targets were potential partners, what is the pitch? what can you deliver that stands out from the crowd? dennis: the reality is that a lot of people come to us to help them, because they can see what we have done. we started as a small business 30 years ago, it emily started. in 2014, it set the framework for the growth we have now, which has become a digital organization that enables other companies to grow. i think that is very attractive to organizations that want to be part of us. they can see we have a great team, great product, great data assets that help our organization to grow as well. david: dennis, david here. your industries compounded annual growth rate, roughly 11% between now and wendy 25, roughly speaking. i'm sure you will tell me you plan to grow much faster than that. can you give any specifics on where you plan to take your top line, the next five years? dennis: first of all, the growth rate in malaysia is higher than the average for the

yvonne: that was nagi hamiyeh. bullish take from what we heard of the likes of kathy wood and arc investment management. she is selling some of these chinese stocks. her hold on the innovation etf. she said it is time for the valuation reset looking at this is sector. david: it is a bit worrying when people start talking about the rating -- b rating. obviously, the investment horizon of kathy would and what they are trying to do, compared to their competitors, might also be influencing their investment decisions. but with valuations where they are, people saying they are not cheap enough, it is probably worrying. rishaad: it is, because we have just seen a comeback. the short rally we have seen. people suggesting it could be the bottom, and ultimately -- we won't know. waiting in the fintech etf. remaining the same. there is a lot of stuff going on in the background. washington and beijing at loggerhead, and we also have the power and influence of the tech giants. the federal trade commission share poised to scruti

yvonne: live pictures.haad: these are live images coming through of tokyo, just hours away -- what, 8:00 p.m. local time is when the opening ceremony is for this official start of the delayed olympics. can it go ahead without any more controversy? we've had plenty of that this far. -- thus far. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rishaad: 11:39 in tokyo. that's the scene outside the stadium there in tokyo as we're counting down to the start of these olympic games, delayed by a year. the governor of tokyo indeed, torchbearers, are among those participating, the final torch being placed in a celebration cauldron. yvonne: it's getting more exciting now. rishaad: some top of a robot doing that now. yvonne: going to have to with covid restrictions. let's bring in crewmate maury outside tokyo. we're starting to see more action this morning. >> yeah, that's right. it's been a crazy morning because up until today, the excitement feels -- always felt a little muted, and now we just switched locations and we walked through these

yvonne: thanks.ng you some lines crossing on that live press conference from china's national bureau of statistics. when it comes to 2021, to keep a relatively high growth, also, when it came to the recovery, they did mention more about how at this point they are watching investment. we didn't see fixed asset investment through the month of june. that was the key concern we heard from bank of america's head of global research. she said, when it comes to looking beyond these numbers, investment is slow to pick up. david: this one is a lot more hawkish. the concern was, do you get some sort of flexibility because of the virus situation? negative output gap. inflation is going to go up. one member opposed. this decision to hold, that vote went to a 25 basis point hike. a prolonged policy rate at these low levels simply increases the side effects, and fiscal imbalances ahead. it is clear where they are heading. rishaad: we get a one person to understand that, and they are waiting for a 25 basis point hik

yvonne: right. that is why we are seeing sentiment so sour here today in hong kong, because this was something that was telegraphed, but again, there are a lot of threats and comes to the national security law, a lot of issues about data transparency as well. so that is certainly impacting a lot of the tech companies here as well today. we were talking about potentially we could hit a bottom in a tech shares. it does not seem like the case right now. we were just speaking to vs partners. they said regulatory you overhang could happen. may not buy the dip now because there is so much uncertainty. rishaad: let's move to what is going on elsewhere, we have a lot of moving parts today. the oil marcus -- oil markets very much in focus. it is very important though for principal opec members like saudi to actually provide -- this is what we have. this is indeed oil and the price action. you can see it go down here as well. $71 a barrel for wti. but it's about clarity. it is also about making the right mess

yvonne: we heard from anthony fauci.what he had to say. >> among unvaccinated people, that's a significant risk. that is the reason why we are practically bleeding with people to please, if you are not vaccinated, seriously consider getting vaccinated. yvonne: now just days from the start of the tokyo olympics. on friday, another athlete has tested positive for covid-19. a u.s. gymnast with training in japan. let's bring in michelle cortez. what can organizers do right now? reporter: at this point, they are isolating athletes who tested positive with their close contacts. but there is rising issue about what these athletes are going to do. we know that we are going to continue to see outbreaks, more cases and infections in olympic village. it's going to be critical to keep those outbreaks under control to make sure it does not spread, but also give athletes the ability to perform and compete if it is safe. it is very tricky for japan and the other big organizers to decide had to go forward safely, isolating those if they

yvonne: the pace that which we have gone to. david: nuts. yvonne: it is nuts.to 1.3% at the 10 year. let's get to the first word news, su keenan in new york. >> president biden saying the u.s. is on track to end its military mission in afghanistan by august 31. this is even as the taliban makes gains amid the withdrawal. biden reflected on america's longest war which will end just before the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. it is not there to build a nation. he adds that others in the region must step up their efforts. >> u.s. support for the people of afghanistan will endure. >> to europe, a top uf -- eu official says the potential closure would be catastrophic for millions of civilians. the eu commissioner for prices management and the comments ahead of a crucial vote at the yuan security council to decide whether to keep the crossing from turkey open. it is due to close on saturday. we are told that china's aviation officials -- this is lifting the plane to your grounding and the manufacturer possible august overseas market. boeing is preparin

yvonne: thank you for joining us. just wanted check when it comes to these education stocks once again, it is still the key story we are focusing on today. the analysts actions are coming in. the likes of jeffries, they did cut the new oriental target price to $41. that's from 171 earlier. they are seeing close to 40% decline with education. rishaad: look at them over jeffries, still maintaining a buy. yvonne: but they cut the price target significant -- significantly. rishaad: it's $5.30. that gives you an idea. many people are asking what do we do next? we have to wait for the dust to settle ultimately. yvonne: and how long can they actually suffer in the midst of this overhaul? here is what we are looking out for macau casino. they did implement more title restrictions on the chinese tourists that want to go to macau. so we are seeing the likes of china down 3.5%. this is to be seen as a silver lining. the chinese is better as we go back and the gamblers will go back and provide the coverage. we are watching big ca

yvonne: you mentioned how they can stay accommodative. am just wondering how much longer can they stay a little more dovish in the face of a federal reserve that is already talking about tightening? >> the forecast is for bi to start increasing and the second half of 2022. that will be conditional on the economy's recovery being underway. there are challenges to the growth recovery in 2022. we expect it to be able to do it gradually starting in the second half of next year. one development was that last week, finance cut the bond supply target significantly. it was a reduction of 24%. not by narrowing the budget deficit but by funding this year's budget deficit. we are seeing one key implementation is it will allow indonesia to step away from market effects in the bond option. this is a significant redevelopment from records. this is an important condition for sentiment to recover in the medium-term. david: let's try and make some money for our viewers here. may terms of your recommendations as a rate strategist, in rising environment, ho

desantis, the gop used the young voters as crucial to taking back congress in the 2022 midterm hitler yvonne from fox business is live in tampa florida with the latest. >> former governor ron desantis for a possible presidential run in 2024 his message tonight. jon: go ahead. >> i was saying if governor desantis was testing out to voters for a presidential run in 2024 his message was this your florida is an oasis of freedom for many americans he think the whole country should be that way, desantis put himself at the center of every conservative issue taken on big government and big tech and president biden desantis said he's kept florida from getting what he calls dr. fauci shutting businesses down and keep an economy open,

and has been wearing a special skirt in tribute to the 50th anniversary of the maiden win here of yvonnerospect. {jut win and says she couldn't be more at at the prospect-_ at the prospect. out to crash the -a is at the prospect. out to crash the party is the _ at the prospect. out to crash the party is the eighth _ at the prospect. out to crash the party is the eighth seed - at the prospect. out to crash the party is the eighth seed karolina | party is the eighth seed karolina pliskova who is much taller than barty and has a different style, a big serve and huge power, and she thinks both of them have good chances today. they had been practising alongside one another ahead of their match. in the men's wheelchair doubles final, alfie hewett and gordon reid are going for their seventh consecutive grand slam final and lucy shukh and jordana whiley are on opposite sides of the net meaning there will definitely be a british winner there. thank you very much. coverage on bbc one and radio 5 live. that's it for now. the next news on bbc one will be at 6:30. bye for now. hello there. ultimately

yvonne st.her excitement. >> hello, good morning, we're here! >> we came off the metro, it was eerie. they had the roads blocked off and dump trucks. >> it just had a different sense of the air, all right, this is a little weird, but still, nothing to raise the hairs on your neck. >> u.s. capitol police officer harry dunn called into work for what he thought would be a routine day of protests. saw the early crowds, and took note. >> these people had wrapped themselves in their flags. it was like nothing i had ever seen before. it was like a cultist mentality. >> there is an enormous crowd here. it's hard to get a grasp of '. >> i'm here because, uh, my president called me. >> the crowds were here for hours, watching speech after speech. >> today is the day american patriots start taking down names and kicking ass! >> this wasn't just a political show of spo aupport for the president. this was an historic day and an historic moment. action might be required. >> let's have trial by combat! >> behi

she's now just one went away from emulating her idol yvonne gould gall. this is uncharted territory for ashley bazzi. she's never made it this far at wimbledon game and not that you know, it from her 1st set performance. but angela carbon knows a thing or 2 about playing on grass. she won wimbledon in 2018 and puts up a fight in the 2nd set. it went all the way to a tiebreaker with bossy, letting 3 match points pass by the bossy dreams of emulating fellow indigenous australia and yvonne gould gong. it's 50 years ago that gould on one the 1st of her to wimbledon title, and on her 4th match point barty move ever closer to following and her idol now just one more much to go. and body will now play carleen of cobra, of the check, republican saturday's final, please go over, recovered from losing the 1st feed to beat arrhenius of a lake of bella. ruth like barty, who won the french open in 2019 place. cobra is still searching for her 1st grand slam title with our greenslate business is been which will be up. what if the break number gone for all of this year f

thank you so much for speaking to us on inside story, richard over to you and your yvonne y is armenia proposing that russian troops be deployed along the border with as our b. john. now what is the strategy there? well, the strategy is necessity in terms of a loss of life in the past 48. busy hours, not in the car about what an army near proper and with the incursion, it was over johnny military units in armenia, we do see a necessity to begin to stabilize. busy the situation and deter, attach from algebra, john, by turning to watching peacekeepers, the prime minister, richard nicole, pass on ya and says, the move would allow border demarcation though to be carried out without the risk of military clashes. i mean, what is the likelihood that this move actually minimizes the risk of classes when it comes to demarcation? well, on the one hand, the real answer the question depends on how laws are, but john, react. the good news, however, on the other hand, is that the argona and government is also proposing a bilateral ball a pull back to reduce the risk of possibilities in classes, in t

she's now just one went away from emulating her idol yvonne gullet. this is uncharted territory for ashley bazzi. she's never made it this far wimbledon game and not that you know, it from her 1st set performance. but angela cabin knows a thing or 2 about playing on grass. she won wimbledon in 2018 and puts up a fight in the 2nd set. it went all the way to a type rate with bossy, letting 3 match points pass her by the bossy dreams of any fellow indigenous australia and yvonne gould gong. it's 50 years ago that grew look on one the 1st of her to wimbledon title, and on her 4th match point barty moved ever closer to following and her. i don't know just one moment to go. i wasn't sure if it would ever happen. honestly, i think you have to keep putting yourself in the position. i think woman for me has been an amazing place of learning. i think a lot of the time your, your greatest growth comes from your dock as times and i think that's why this tournament has been so important to me because i've learned so much. all right. body will now play carleen push

to challenge us and western alliance had gone to a blind on not to necessarily deal with thought, yvonne, but in principle to, to defeat a guy. that's a guy that has very small presence. there dashes this, but a dollar bond would never be paying target. and one can debate that one can argue that should have been the case dollar bond. yes, but it turned out of power. they were pushed back and they will get it as well. but the prime reason was to provide space to the army of hans in cobble today, the upon security forces to represent the not some of the educated people, women, they all are far more empowered now than national community cannot spoon feed bond forever. millions of dollars. i should say trillions of dollars, but it expected over spend. so now be the limit to all but the rest enroll can do. there are mistakes committed there are blenders committed. there's no doubt about it. i mean, this also tells you the limitation of international roles. perhaps we tried to do too much of this done, which was not possible. maybe a different approach would have, but these are lessons to be l

bossy, letting 3 match points pass her by the bossy dreams of any fellow indigenous australia and yvonne gould gong. it's 50 years ago that gould on one the 1st of her to wimbledon title, and on her 4th match point barty move ever closer to following and her idol. now just one more much to go. if you're watching the w news, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more will news followed by the day i hope to see you that the the news the news the the the the to the point. strong opinion, clear position, international perspective. when it sometimes seems that we are indeed losing the battle against climate change. does that mean a cruel future for the next generation? that is a possibility. so why are we so unwilling to change the way we find out from to the point to the point, the b, w. ah, the news, the express feelings not very creative yet, but i would love to be considered an artist one day looking for new perspectives. real long story and cannot replace this with the cabinet. doing things differently . come to the place where we reflect on society, aren't 21, dw, the, the gold was r

i hope i made yvonne proud. all in all, on centre court, ash barty did everyone proud.that kind of attention comes with being wimbledon champion. and it's just her first time. four wimbledon titles now for the british pair of alfie hewett and gordon reid, champions again. while in the women's wheelchair doubles, britain'sjordanne whiley and japan's yui kamiji secured their fifth title here, but the first for whiley as a mother. go on, son. you are allowed to join in. after all, joy is something to be shared. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. that's it from me for this evening. andrew marr will be here at 9am tomorrow, when he'll be hearing from the england camp and the ceo of the fa, mark billingham, and from the vaccines minister nadhim zahawi. goodnight. queen sent a good luck message to the england football team. today the england squad have their last training session and if we run things on a bit weird going to find out on the other side of the atlantic much more undulation in thejet stream of the atlantic much more undulation in the jet stream pattern. that will pr

quick to condemn the killing, offering their support for the people of haiti. columbia president, yvonne to k, says it is a cowardly act full of barbarity against the entire haitian people who the alleged killers are and what their motivation is, remain unknown. the u. s. president says he's monitoring the situation a lot more information, but it's been very worried about a state of emergency. it's been declared with a newly appointed prime minister yet to be sworn in. there's uncertainty about the path forward here in miami, home to around 50000 haitians. the reaction is muted. those with family and haiti, a listening to reports closely and bracing themselves for the worst recent history of seeing who is to go. instability and widespread gang violence. all haitians can do here is watch and hope for the best officials in the neighboring dominican republic afforded the immediate closure of the border with haiti. un troops stationed in haiti left in 2017, leaving an already fragile democracy exposed. and it's people afraid of what may happen next is go back to andy who is live for us in mi

since her idol, yvonne glucagon, won her first wimbledon title.he achieved. when you listen to ash barty, it is someone feeling as good about her tenets of faith —— as i have heard of before. she walked away from tennis in her past. in her late teens she took a break from the sport, went off to play cricket. she won the wimbledonjunior sport, went off to play cricket. she won the wimbledon junior title. so much was expected of her. in the year since she has come back she has grown and matured. her all—round game is outstanding, the most consistent women on the woman's tour. here at wimbledon, a grand slam to chip its about the rest of them, she feels this is her moment. she has dropped one set en route to the final so far. she has had some big wins, against the current french open champion, chip reid angelique 0pen champion, chip reid angelique kerber, now she is up against karolina pliskova. karolina pliskova is a player that many people were not expecting to be in this final. she was last in a grand slam final in 2016. she lost out to angelique

them and she's australia 1st women champion for 41 years following in the footsteps of her idol. yvonne, good luck on more sports, coming up after the break. stay tuned for support. line with i looked at this time and the rocky road toward a tokyo olympics, to me and the entire team here in our berlin newsroom. thank you so much for your company today. the news we got some hot tips for your bucket list. the magic corner check scott for, for me and some great filter memorials to boot d w, travel off we go. women in asia. i can definitely put them all in the for the only way i can be up top is to create my own the see their house standing still. women in asia this weekend on d. w. me where you the lim picks for athletes in countless disciplines. the ultimate dream is after i was 10, when i 1st watched the olympics on tv and it was amazing. and i've been fascinated, ever since the pictorial relate to tokyo is already underway with the games set to open on july 23rd despite right. and copays. even though i look at the lympics and the movement and what makes it really so special for me? 3 ge

she's australia's 1st women's champion for 41 years following the footsteps of her idol, yvonne gould. next up reporter looked at hale hong kong authorities shut down the territories last pro democracy newspaper. last after the break, a mike local here in berlin. you're watching the w. the news the ah, i think everything chinese search and so much different culture between here and they're challenging for everything. ah, i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. i haven't got my license to work as a swimming instructor here. now i teach children, don't worry. what's your story? take part serious on info migrant dot net. ah ah, poon and harry were journalists for apple daily, the most outspoken newspaper in hong kong. the painful farewell. the headline of its final edition. the popular paper was forced to shut amid china's tightening control over its free city. the wind, apple daily didn't change, but hong kong has what does the papers fate tell us about the future of hong kong? this isn't a normal day at the office for poon, the 30 year old journalist has just learned that th

i spent a long time, probably 20 hours with yvonne in different settings and lots of time with otherloyees, each initially about a two hour interview they would go back with questions and clarifications and get feedback from them and fell forward from there just to make sure because some would tell me a story and are cross check with someone else, what would you remember about this from a for you there? one is an incident from 2002, musk and engineers were flying to some companies to try to find someone to build the tanks and contain these and staying in a holiday one express one night and then they got up down to the breakfast bar and was the first time elon countered pop tarts because according to the people but company in the breakfast room from sort of looked at it and stared at it and was fascinated by it and proceeded to toasted and set up bring them in berkeley, he put them in horizontally he haden to stick s hands in to pull them out and burned himself and said not nice words at the holiday inn express in 2002. another story i like was the president of the company now, she wa

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i think they do have to yvonne is facing major purchased at home and abroad. and that also means on the streets of santiago. 7 congress sports now and the organizers of the tokyo olympics have confirmed that a person has tested positive for coven 19 at the athletes village. tokyo, 2020 c. e. o t o shiro motel, confirm that a visitor from abroad who is involved in organizing the games had tested positive because it would not reveal the person's nationality. citing privacy constraints are ex, are in formula one defending world champion. louis hamilton will be in pull position for the sports the very 1st saturday sprint at the british. granary hamilton had the fastest law and practice qualified him to lead saturdays shorten sprint. the winner of the 17 lap dash around the silver stone circuit will take the official pull position for sunday's main event. fans will be back for the 1st time, fell out proud of more than a $140000.00. the 1st, they're watching dw news live from berlin coming up next. sports live takes another step on the rocky road to the olympics. in

she's australia 1st women champion for 41 years following in the footsteps of her idol. yvonne, good luck on more sports, coming up after the break. stay tuned for sports line with a look at this time the he rode toward tokyo olympics. go further to me and the entire team here in our berlin newsroom. thank you so much for your company to the news we got some hot tips for your bucket list, the magic corner check scott and some great culture memorials to boot travel off we go.

where ashleigh barty fulfilled her dream of becoming wimbledon champion. 50 years after her idol yvonnelagong won the title for the first time, barty�*s three set win over karolina pliskova underlines her status as the world number one. we'll have reaction from the all england club in a second but firstjoe wilson reports on swi9's newest champion. deep breath, step forwards. two women who'd played every kind of occasion except a wimbledon final. five foot five versus six foot one — ash barty overcame karolina pliskova's height. that's tremendous. pliskova battled her own nerves, fearsome serve gone within the first set. ——with it the first set. between navratilova and king, urgent discussions in the royal box. all spectators wanted a worthy final. the second set produced the back—and—forth tension that is tennis. pliskova at the net had to win this point, didn't she? that moment went to barty. the second set went to a tie—break. in the capacity crowd, you come to sit down — you want a reason to stand up. that's pliskova's husband. one set all. it had become a captivating final, right up

i am yvonne man. this is bloomberg.n: president biden and global leaders across the pacific held a virtual meeting to discuss how the world can best emerge from the pandemic even as nations grapple with a deadly resurgence of virus cases. one leader was notably absent. president xi jinping. joining us is our editor. xi sent a prerecorded message. tell us about it. tony: there was some expectation that there would be a face-off between biden and xi at this meeting. that did not happen, that it gave biden his chance to lay out the u.s. position. in terms that sound familiar to china, even though xi was not at the meeting. there has been so much on the table in fact that could have discussed, some sort of moving of relations between the countries, everything from human rights to military conflict over taiwan and chinese fracking. this was not the significant occasion in might have been. haidi: the u.s.-china relationship and global coordination of the virus themes that loomed large. what do you think the president wanted t

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yvonne maldonado tells us the risk of exposure even among those who are vaccinated goes up.tressing vaccines are still highly effective. >> it's still a little scary, just knowing it's on campus and it's around here. >> reporter: the 7 break- through cases, a reminder we are still very much in the middle of a pandemic. >> i think a lot of students are going to take it seriously. i think a lot of students on campus are worried about the situation. >>> and tonight, three bay area counties are strongly recommending employers require workers to be vaccinated. they made that announcement today. abc 7 news reporter kate larson spoke with business owners. >> reporter: san francisco, contra costa and santa clara counties urged all employers thursday to require covid vaccines. some, like lori thomas, have already made it a mandate. >> everybody is fully vained and we won't hire unless we can see proof of vaccine. >> reporter: thomas is the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association. all of her restaurant employees were fully vaccinated by the end of focused on educa

and forces of launch offensive to take a keyboard, a crossing with pockets on, seized by the tall yvonne as the fighting intensifies senior african officials were in katha in an effort to speed up peace talks with the taller bog south africa, presidents as the week of violence and looting in which a least 212 people were killed was planned and coordinated. several rather folks said security forces of identify 12 leaders. it is clear now that the events of the past week were nothing less than a deliberate, a co ordinated, and a well planned attack on our democracy. the constitutional order of our country is under threat. the current instability and ongoing incitement to violence constitutes a direct contravention of the constitution of our country. and the rule of law. the u. k is reported as highest number of new coded cases in more than 6 months. though we're close to 52000 new infections on friday, just a day earlier. prime minister boris johnson said, the worst of the pandemic would be behind the country if people, a careful code cases arising in all us states and official say. the su

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yvonne maldonado tells us the risk of exposure even among those who are vaccinated goes up.tressing vaccines are still highly effective. >> it's still a little scary, just knowing it's on campus and it's around here. >> reporter: the 7 break- through cases, a reminder we are still very much in the middle of a pandemic. >> i think a lot of students are going to take it seriously. i think a lot of students on campus are worried about the situation. >>> and tonight, three bay area counties are strongly recommending employers require workers to be vaccinated. they made that announcement today. abc 7 news reporter kate larson spoke with business owners. >> reporter: san francisco, contra costa and santa clara counties urged all employers thursday to require covid vaccines. some, like lori thomas, have already made it a mandate. >> everybody is fully vaccinated and we won't hire unless we can see proof of vaccine. >> reporter: thomas is the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association. all of her restaurant employees were fully vaccinated by the end of april. >> we

these make our lives sweeter and are now making contribution to the world. yvonne's, as well as pandemic, regulations are relaxed in people start track calling again. various tours are on offer around europe and for biking enthusiasts. switzerland has 3 different alpine circle tours in the south eastern part of the country. that will take your breath away. you can actually do them by car or on foot. but your max reporter deanna pena was decided to tackle one of them on an e bike. and she shared some of the top sites with us. the theme nature breathtaking, stunning architecture, the swift canton of copeland and has a lot to offer genuine c, a root takes. you know, the highlights. i am going to be, you know, from dw euro marks for 2 days. i'm exploring the switch on a new by to visit the most beautiful places in the region. let's go. my 1st stop is the feeder schools where residents speak german pro much, any deleon from switzerland, all this town, 3 different things, the route lead you through them. one thing one is 150 kilometers long. i know there are 20450 kilometers. the mirror would

bossy, letting 3 match points pass her by the bossy dreams of any fellow indigenous australia and yvonne gould gong. it's 50 years ago that gould on one the 1st of her to wimbledon title, and on her 4th match point, barty moved as close as the following, and her idol now, just one more much to go. i said you're up to date some more world news of the top of the hour leave, you know, with scenes of england fans celebrating that team victory over denmark. and the semi final of the european football championship fell out of italy on sunday. in the 1st major final since winning the world cup in 1966. good to me. i me the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research thing information and contact corona virus. 19 special next on d. w. use came back. boeing, radio drama continues the seasons. a story focus on have speech, cholera, prevention and sustainable charcoal production. all episodes are available online. and of course, you can share and discuss on the w africa, facebook page, and other social media platforms, crime fi

the former colombian soldiers accused in the fascination of pages leader, one way or the applause. yvonne duke said a small number of the men had detailed knowledge of the mission. the most belief they were travelling to haiti is body guards, president of anatomy. it was assassinated a week ago, 18 colombian suspects have been arrested. i'll bring you more on that story and everything else we're covering in the news and that's coming up in about 25 minutes time at 2100 g m t. i will see you then, once upon a time in punchbowl, is the program that now continues ah, ah, ah ah, ah, ah ah, i school in the seventy's and eighty's were totally different from what this school are. these dates. there was no other choice for them. there were i my, a lot of tea within the system. they shall be in the victim, eyes marginalized, picked on, and unfortunately, that mentality that existed at the school develop some sense of non belonging. and so many, it's trailing lebanese families. the battles in the school yard turn into battle at home. the parents speak little english, and many is dradian born childr