Kenya has never experienced a confirmed case of the disease. The current outbreak has killed more than 1400 people. Fans areraptors jamming downtown toronto. You are looking at live pictures. They are holding a parade for the nba champions. Million people are expected to be in the parade, including Prime Minister justin trudeau. The raptors are traveling in openair doubledecker buses. Global news 24 hours a day, onair, and tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. Im Mark Crumpton. This is bloomberg. It is 1 00 in new york, 6 00 in london, 1 00 in hong kong. Im vonnie quinn. Welcome to bloomberg markets. From bloomberg World Headquarters in new york, here are the top stories on the bloomberg and from around the world we are following. The fomc walking a tightrope between tricky trade policy tradeoffs and fragile global growth. The fate of the aca. We will talk to the Emblem Health ceo on why the moves to dismantle it are causing Health
He says he has done absolutely nothing wrong. Coming up on afternoon live all the sport damienjohnson. We are looking at cricket . Yes, a world record for eoin morgan, he gives england a huge total against afghanistan. I will talk to you later. You need to wipe that lens, phil thunderstorms, i will have all the details with you in the studio in just a few minutes. I will see you then, phil. Also coming up ion industry is told to put an end to the era of throwaway clothes and poor working conditions. Iam simon i am simon mccoy, good afternoon. The race to become conservative leader and Prime Minister intensifies in the next few hours with a second round of voting by mps on the six remaining candidates. Theyll be knocked out if they come last, or if they fail to secure at least 10 of the vote, thats 33 supporters. Those who get through will take part in a live bbc debate this evening. It will be a chance to scrutinise the frontunner borisjohnson, whos almost certain to make it through. H
Of i. S. I. L. Catching up with a convicted spy after six months of freedom. His controversial release a key to restoring ties between the United States and cuba and welcome to Al Jazeera America im tony harris in tonight for antonio mora. We begin in greece where in less that 48 hours voters will decide whether to accept the terms of an international bailout, or face exit from the eurozone. Today clashes erupted between police and demonstrators in athens. It came while thousands were attending rallies ahead of the austerity referendum. Prime minister Alexis Tsipras appealing to greek voters to relate the plan. European leaders say a no vote would certainly push greece out of the eurozone. Sundays vote is crucial to rejuvenating greeces stagnate economy. Banks are closed. People are finding it harder to get food and medicine. Jonah hull explains why greeks are so divided. Reporter the word olli means no. The no campaign gathered in front of parliament backed by the government wants a f
Electionrelated violence. Hamas is calling for the release of dozens of its members and supporters detained overnight on thursday saying more than 100 people were picked up in raids on the west bank by forces. Ata spokesmen said hamas members planned to create chaos. Hamas said the raids are politically motivated. There was a Large Campaign carried out in the palestinian authority, of members and supporters. They arrested hundreds of people the majority academics people they are part of the security coordination between israel and the palestinian authority. Crossing over to gaza and bringing in imtiaz tyab to tell us what this means for a strained relationship between hamas and others. Very strained and this will not do anything to improve the ties. We were at a press conference a small demonstration held by hamas officials, where they reiterated their call for all of these people that have been arrested to be released. In fact we spoke to a senior hamas official who said to us that th
Kerry warns the u. S. Will not be rushed into a deal with iran. Tough issues stand in their way. Ut United Nations broke a ceasefire in yemen. A humanitarian truce will go into force on tuesday. The aim to get aid to civilians facing a growing humanitarian crisis. 80 of yemenis, 21 Million People are in need of emergency help. The u. N. Envoy hinted at the truce as he left the capital. Hes been holding talks in an attempt to end three months of fighting. More than 3,000 have been killed in the conflict. Over a million displaced. Therell need to be confidence boosting measures to build to a sustainable and longterm ceasefire. What we are talking about is an unconditional humanitarian pause. We look forward to the parties respecting the pause, as we have said here for weeks on end, the people of yemen serve this. The situation is getting worse by the day. Peter salisbury is a journalist and analyst. Whatever agreement has been brokered. Its unlikely to include a smaller local group still