mario: llore todo el camino.Í y ahora". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ paa patrulla fronteriza dejÓ muchas preguntas. se -- soy patricia janiot. teresa: yo soy teresa rodrÍguez. ilia: y yo soy ilia calderÓn. te.estiguemos esta muerte en la reportera: un dÍa cualquiera en el muro fronterizo entre nogales y sonora. condenas autorÍa llegaron encontraron el cuerpo ensangrentado de un joven de 16 aÑos . del otro lado del cerco la mano agresora. >>los de la patrulla. >> Él llamÓ al nÚmero de emergencia. >> parece que es un agente de la patrulla fronteriza. reportera: a la maÑana siguiente, le comunicaron a esta mujer que vive de este lado de la frontera. >> me dijeron: lo mataron y yo le dije: quÉ? reportera: investigadores de ambos lados, rastreado a la escena del crimen. >> parece que la primera bala se la dieron a la espina dorsal y lo tumbo. reportera: le dispararon 15 mÁs. le dispararon en la cabeza, el oÍdo y otros lados mÁs. explicaron las razones por las cuales el agente abriÓ fuego. >> la realidad es que en este momentoera un muchac

mario: pues yo llegaba, ¿no?9 años conoció a quien rápidamente hizo su esposa. mario: desde que conocí a mi mujer me enamoré de ella y ella se enamoró de mí. carolina: Él dice que llegó un punto en que las 24 horas del día ya no eran suficientes para atender a su esposa, trabajar y dedicarse a la música. mario: le dije a los muchachos, "¿sabes qué? si en verdad queremos dedicarnos a esto tenemos que dedicarnos al 100%. yo estoy dispuesto a dejar la fábrica". carolina: fue así como quintero y sus amigos dejaron sus trabajos y se enfocaron en lo que serían los tucanes de tijuana, una aventura que duraría siete años hasta que mario tuvo otra idea que sacudió a la banda. mario: "o sea, yo quiero que los tucanes seamos una agrupación exitosa, famosa, ir a trabajar a--a muchos lugares. si nos quedamos aquí, en un par de años nos vamos a aburrir y--y ahora sí nos vamos a morir de hambre. yo creo que llegó el momento de... pues de irnos de perdida". carolina: ¿cómo llegan a estados unidos? mario: primero, igual como todo

presumably, mario draghi is concerned that this won't last. he also said significant stimulus is still needed. that is why this is such a dovish exit. the ecb removing stimulus, the fed had a hike and the bank of japan looking into that. more of the same there. it and more divergence than ever. two big central-bank engines moving toward the left stimulus. the boj cannot move. everybody said they will hold policies. we are looking close up at the fact that here is the main number for the boj. take food prices from cpi. up april policy meeting was 1% and down to 0.7%. that is why they can't do anything. it needed there is a silver lining in this cloud. the more the policies diverge, this could weaken the yen. it could boost japanese exports. you helped pull out of that. i think it will be so interesting at the press conference, what kind of explaining governor kuroda has to say about that chart. the words will matter a lot. >> it is weakening and we're seeing further weakening right now in the japanese trading session. now let's get to the first

mario: not at all.enforce the work we do together, to make sure that we can overcome these situations. it is very regrettable that we hand,th this process at but we need to continue. i'm sure that we will be able to reach a positive outcome to everyone. worried about the imbalances that we have in the world, both economic and social. so we need to work about togeth. mario centeno, thank you for joining us, the finance minister from portugal, president of the eurogroup. caroline: cautionary words, thank you. next hour, more exclusive interviews. this time, british exchequer philip hammond. meanwhile, european stocks are trading higher. ,e are on to the european close less than 35 minutes until the end of trading. the best day in europe in the stoxx 600 since the beginning of april. banks, miners leading the charge. mark barton is up next with vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. ♪ . mark: 11:00 a.m. in new york and 11:00 p.m. in hong kong. 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe. from european headquart

this is something that was not addressed in the speech by mario draghi appeared -- mario draghi.ra: up next, trading blows, president trump targets tariffs on $230 in chinese imports, live in beijing with the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ is "bloomberg surveillance." beijing has out to retaliate on president trump's tariffs on $200 billion of chinese imports. it deepens the trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies and triggers a global setup of risky assets and a flight to havens. summers said the psychological effects of a trade war could be more important than the real effects. is not likely to be large enough to have direct effects damaging the economy but it the psychological effect of facts and uncertainty and that could be serious. we are getting later in the cycle of escalation. nejra: joining us now is our china correspondent tom mackenzie. how does china plan to respond to this latest tariff salvo from donald trump? it has limited options compared to the u.s. when it comes to tariffs. tom: the scales are tilted in the u.s. favor when it comes to tariffs bec

these are comments from mario draghi speaking any moment now in sintra. joining us on the line is michael price, and peter seller also joins us in london. this has been a bad day for asian equities u.s. futures pointing well down. is this all because of mr. tru trump? >> looks like it we were talking about a trade war risk two, three weeks ago, now we're in a trade war we've seen this move from january to march to now following the disastrous g7 meeting, and overnight talking about the chinese trade with the u.s. just in excess of 500 billion. trump said there's potential tariffs of nearly 400 billion of tha that >> in singapore i've seen the yen pretty significantly stronger against the u.s. dollar is that should be a safe haven from where you sit >> i suppose the bigger question is that. many banks have always referred to these trade tensions and all the rhetoric coming out of the trump administration as just noise. if this noise is turn fling inta trade war, we have a strong market impact. >> you're seeing the dollar, euro and sterling all significantl

mario draghi hurting the first -- mario draghi hearing the first talks today, we don't know when we willthe one thing traders today want to hear about. raising, the fed interest rates yesterday for the second time this year, signaling two more hikes in 2018. the chairman jay powell stressed the health of the u.s. economy. >> the main takeaway is the economy is doing well. most people who want to find jobs are finding them. unemployment and inflation are low. interest-rate have been low for some years while the economy has been recovering from the financial crisis. francine: that was the fed chair jay powell. the focus falls on whether the ecb will set out a roadmap for the end of easing today or wait until next month. for the latest, matt miller. june or july? economists are split as to whether they will do it now. they have good wage growth numbers. 1.9% wage inflation in the eu for first quarter compared to last year. that is strong. they are noted, they are seeing convergence. similar data out of peripheral countries like spain, as germany. we can data as far as things like industrial

let's listen to mario draghi.d i are very pleased to welcome you to our press conference. governorike to thank rest newson for her kind of hospitality and expressing gratitude to her staff for the excellent organization of today's meeting of the governing council. we will now report on the outcome of our meeting. since the start of our asset purchase program in january 2015, the governing council has purchasessset conditional on the extent of progress towards a sustained adjustment in the path of inflation to levels below, but close to 2% in the medium-term. council,e governing under careful review of the progress made, also taking into account the latest projections measures wage pressures and uncertainties surrounding the inflation outlook. assessment of this from the governing council concluded that progress towards a sustained adjustment in inflation has been substantial so far. that inflation expectations are well anchored. continuing degree of monetary accommodations provide grounds to be confident that the

draghi hear from mario ant l th infmation you have been craving.his is bloomberg. ♪ it's 20 pastrning, eight here in riga, latvia, where i'm standing by for the ecb meeting. is when: 20 in the afternoon in singapore. that's go there for the business flash with juliette saly. has made itscast offer, saying the offr valu fox your payment assets at 60 got billion dollars. that tops the previous bid from disney and sets up a bidding war for rupert murdoch's empire. the bid represents a 19% premium over the disney offer. pay a one will billion euro fine imposed by german prosecutors for cheating diesel emission regulations. closes one chapter in the three-year-old crisis even as new developments arise. the world's biggest carmaker says it will have a positive impact on other proceedings in europe. still faces legal action in more than 50 countries. rolls-royce is said it -- is set to be cutting for thousand jobs trying to simplify its business and boost profit margins. it would bring the total number of jobs eliminated to 10,000 e 2015. rolls-royce says

later this morning, ecb president mario draghi delivers a speech in sentra.ill we get more hints about the central bank's policy? he moved markets last week. you can see that live on bloomberg at 9:00 a.m. london time. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back everybody, this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." it is 1:19 in the afternoon in singapore. asia-pacific under pressure. you see the shanghai composite down by 3.1%. this market playing catch-up because they were closed yesterday. the tradefactoring in talk between trump and china. >> teslas elon musk says a disgruntled employee broken to the company's manufacturing operating system and sent highly sensitive data to unknown third parties. in a memo, he says the worker damaging extensive sabotage. an employee who asked not to be identified claims he got the mount. pick agen the fail to leader for a dowdy unit after a six-hour meeting. it comes after the arrest of longtime ceo rupert stadler. a company spokesman failed to elaborate. his arrest in the scandal is the first among vw group's board members. merca

it is quite likely mario draghi will keep his options open. given the delicate situation in italy and the slow down in data. keep buyingot assets at the rate it has been,s doing ok. the soft touch is a bit more anticipated, but the underlying demand is decent. side, the ecb is hitting its limits in terms of how many assets it keeps buying. the more important decisions will be very politically sensitive. draghi likes to keep his options he would nwant to e an increasn volatility and higher risk premium. at the same time, he will have to put an end to qe sooner rather than later. 118 allow the euro at him to be more hawkish? help the ecb move towards the exit. the euro is back to the level it was the start of the year. to term limits and it combines with higher oil prices. you take into account the wage growth, the negotiated wages, at the highest level in six years. point these moving parts towards a more hawkish stance by the ecb, but it is still relative, because the ecb is not as dovish as you imanehe central bank to be. guy: what do you thi

mario draghi with a promise to keep interest rates low. markets shift toward the boj, looking at the tone of corona's exit -- or kurdoa's exit strategy. >> tech is said to be a target of trump's tariffs, as the white house issued its latest hit list. on physicians to take netflix. on netflix. to take a very good morning to you, yvonne, to all of our asia pacific viewers. taking a look at the ecb and the knockoff effects happening in asia, it is interesting to connect the dots. the dovish-ness from the fed. we are going into treasuries and bonds in europe, and see that rate dependency hit utilities, hit real estate, and the financials as well. the s&p 500, on the face of it, was quite higher, but next once you got -- but mixed once you got into the individual sector. yvonne: dovish guidance. kuroda is hoping to pull off some of that project as well. ramy: it was a bit of a mixed picture. s&p 500 up 0.25%. that ecb dovishness is percolating through. the nasdaq at a record high, some of that to do with the m&a we are seeing. of course with th

mario draghi proved once again he can move the market.n the back ofr the decision of the ecb to phase out qe but the big news was afforded word guidance on interest rates. experts did not expect a change until december but he says he will keep them the same through summer of next year or longer if needed. maturing debt will be reinvested after the end of the net asset purchases. program isthe qe subject of incoming data and economists before the decision have predicted borrowing cost would rise around the middle of next year. september seems to be the new money market favored month for the first rate hike by the ecb. stocks are rising, the euro is plunging, falling 1.3% today, the most since last october. we had comments from the lights stockgen, credit agrico and you wonder if those forecasts will be true and we are seeing yields declined ahead of the meeting. the 10 year german bund yield is declining. are in the final two columns. moving away from the ecb, retail sales in the u.k. jumped more than economists forecast in may. warm weath

and what we heard from mario draghi.'s get the bloomberg first word news update with the juliette saly in singapore. juliette: the bank of japan has lifted monetary policy -- left monetary policy unchanged and downgraded its assessment of inflation. it maintained the settings on its yield curve control program and asset purchases. the central bank now sees the consumer price index in a range of 0.5%-1%. fallen behind if the global peers in what has become a very busy week percent of banks. china home prices have risen. no home prices in the 70 cities gained 0.8% from one month earlier. that compared with a 0.57% increase in april. the imf has warned that u.s. tax cuts and spending hikes are increasing reason -- risk to the global economy. thedirector conceded that trump administration has not always agreed with its view of the american economy. >> it was clear that he regards our medium-term outlook as to pessimistic. -- too pessimistic. frankly, i hope he is right, and we are wrong. it would be good news for the u.s. an

major ramifications of the mario draghi delay. the second screen or do we have a glitch because you are worried about portugal? look at the carnage of the mexican peso. francine: we are definitely looking at the mexican peso. also the argentina peso after there was a change at the top of the central bank. this is my board. ,f you look at mario draghi deftly put the ecb on the road to raising interest rates. i am looking at currencies, which is why i am looking at euro dollars. falling, bonds gaining as trade tensions between the u.s. and china are escalating. investors figuring out whether diverging monetary policy can temper trade tensions. tom: let me look at the euro. .t is a trade weighted euro this is a blend of the currency pairs. it is an ugly and elegant chart. this is very powerful. we have not broken through the support here. on a euro basis you have to believe this is back to a weaker euro parity-wise. i do not hear people are back to a parity call on the euro. we are not there yet. francine: this is a chart that shows

. >> mario aguilar de honduras fue detenido después de cruzar en texas con su hija de 5 años . >> después hace varios meses . >> dicen que según los padres hablaron con los padres, los dos fueron peustos en una celda, después fueron separados de sus hijos, en esta cárcel, están 113 hombres que han sido detenidos por inmigración . >> el congresista diciembre que lo triste es que ninguno tiene abogado ni una fecha para ir a la corte donde un juez determinaría si tendrán asilo o no . >> mario se dio cuneta que su hija estaa siendo cuidada por una familia adoptiva en chicago, pero no los conoce, quiere saber más noticias . >> marianita contactó a la familia en honduras, ella pudo llamar a ese número que memorizó a pedido de su padre y ubicar a su familia . >> (música) . >> la sangre ocrrió en una estacionamiento donde dos sujetos fueron apuñalados . >> para encontrar el amor algunos lo buscan en internet pero hay un peligro latente les explico en minutos . >> además iremos en vivo a rusia para ver lo mejor de la jornada, además hasta los entrenadores salen lesionados, los detalles al regresar

do have several so father revoir is a very troubling case because he abused this young boy and and mario innuit oid did. report the abuse eventuality within statute and. was fled in one thousand nine hundred three it somehow spirited him back to france where he lives safely now that's not the case of his victim who took his own life in december of two thousand and twelve to avoid justice one french priest accused of a sexual abuse of minors is thought to have fled to canada and be hiding in front of the story barely seems credible. we contacted the sister of one of the priests presumed victims. speak to us from northern canada in a way territory her brother mario batali committed suicide five years ago he had filed a complaint against the french priest and she has sent us some old photos of her and her kid brother and one of our riverwalk. modest. he has seen the white house. well those. who i decided. do you think marty was the only. one. we get our hands on the warrant issued to the canadian police for father of war's arrest. they've been after the priest since one thousand nine hundre

no matter how you slice it, every trader thinks that mario draghi on thursday will be the definitiveg because it's going to be up to him, now that the cat's out of the bag. we all expected -- they've already trimmed their purchases in september supposed to make the next move what will the timeline be? mario draghi certainly wanted to make this meeting coming up a hot meeting and we're all waiting with bated breath. can he deliver that seems to be the topic will his promises to wind down, a, be implemented? will there be a commitment and the biggest question, as the curtain falls, will there be any encore performances? after saying all that, do you remember what my special number today was, big number 31 that represents mr. kuroda, the 31st head of the bank of japan my own opinion, to weigh in on this, i think friday is the big day. i think that mario draghi's course, especially with what's going on with italy, will be tricky the trickiest of all has to be the bank of japan. like any good poker game, where you sit makes a lot of difference terms like check to the highest bidder, meani

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powell committed to gradual hikes, mario draghi going nowhere fast. and pricing in political risk. looking ahead at a string of key elections in emerging markets. we begin with the big issue, corporate america boosting leverage. >> right now, it is still pretty attractive to borrow. you have seen a pretty meaningful upsurge in sizable deals. companies are raising $20 billion, $30 billion, $40 billion of money at one go. >> increased leverage on balance sheets is absolutely a risk. i think a lot of companies are much more healthy in thinking through how much risk they want to take, how much debt they

>> i think it's a possibility and i certainly respect mario.s this business as well as anybody but my feeling is the fang players who had the cash and don't have the content are going to go after other targets. they're not going to get into a hand-to-hand battle with comcast and/or disney. think, for example, microsoft needs content. it has nothing in direct to consumer or over the top they could buy netflix they could be cbs, i think apple is a much more likely buyer. but all of those players can do it they have the cash they don't have any experience or management in entertainment and content and they don't want to get into this battle against disney and comcast >> what's the final price, do you think, porter, regardless of who wins >> 44, $45 a share >> in terms of winning the hearts and minds of the fox shareholder base, porter, what do you think comcast could say you think disney is going to win. comcast has more experience in terms of integration, particularly of distribution assets and then there's also the aspect of which stock would yo

we've seen here in st pete's as i'm not really got the ball rolling twelve minutes late good work by mario foot on this on the right fed cherish who finished quite neatly to me. good to know that after the game we managed to catch up with him to get his emotions coffee this is so it's ok but. we can't relax now it's important for us because in now we will play again as if they'd been the best team so for their will and you can go home early if you relax three minutes late so awesome job made it three nil before the vote out of his chest one post to defend and slammed past the cape and we also managed to catch up with him in the mix so after the game. it was but this is the feeling is just amazing the world cup in russia the stadium the atmosphere and to score two goals is just amazing it's great and we are extremely happy that we have won at home that we are able to win and go to the next round because it

>>io su versiÓn el cantante de toda la situaciÓn en los Ángeles mario perea nos tiene todos los detallesningÚn trÍo no soy amante de nadie aquÍ estoy para aclararlo. >> asegura desconocer quien o cÓmo fue que decidieron involucrarlo en este triÁngulo amoroso, pero revelÓ que lo mÁs extraÑo de todo que antes de la revista o cualquier programa de televisiÓn su esposa habrÍa sido vÍctima de acoso con lo mismo. >> primero acosaron a mi esposa por sexo y empezaron a llamar despuÉs llegÓ una carta a mi casa, ahÍ la pueden mirar y leer. >> dice mayeli rivera y tu esposo. >> fue dirigida a ella y fue una de las cosas mÁs feas y duras que me han pasado porque imagÍnate que pensaba ella. >> por eso ha decidido tomar cartas legales en el asunto empezando con una orden de restricciÓn a los medios y a desconocidos que quieran perturbar su casa, ya dio parte para encontrar a los responsables y asesoramiento legal para encargarse de lo que dijo la revista. >> los expertos estÁn viendo eso. >> a pesar que lleva mÁs de 12 aÑos de a mitad con la familia rivera asegura que no ha tenido contacto con ellos d

of economic output for the entire eurozone and soon after the decision was announced easy president mario draghi detailed the strategy the bank will follow as the bronze down the bond program. continue to make that purchase on the p.p. that the current monthly piece of thirty million euro will until the end of september two thousand and eighteen. anticipate that after september two thousand and eighteen subject to being coming in data confirming our medium term inflation outlook we will reduce the monthly piece of the net our spiritual sins to fifteen million euros until the end of december two thousand and eighteen and then and purchase. and of course we will follow the story and its consequences for you and to corporate news now on fox has agreed to pay a one billion euro fine as a direct consequence of the it will get the carmaker accepted an order by german prosecutors the first such order coming from germany while the fine will say fox on one battle in the courts there are still several more in and outside of germany. v.w. is reeling after being slapped with another billion euros in

germany got their best chances in the waning minutes first mario gomez heading over the bar from close range and two minutes later yulian brown to marco to ice to go home as but he couldn't flick it past yemo it show up the ball then found its way back to bronze but his straight chin long range shot clipped the post mexico now top group path while germany need to go back to the drawing board. press there was really an onion mitigated disaster for germany what did you make of the performance you know take a page out of you or him in their head coach addressed the media he called it negligent in haphazard i would have to agree because as definitive champions you expect more from them they're known as attorney meant team you know but considering their form in the friendlies leading up to this tournament they only had one win so it was a kind of a shocking enough say that no one saw this coming. included you know that in it but it was a shock i mean there's only one way to go they have to rebound if they want to repeat what happened in one thousand nine hundred two the last time this happe

battled nigeria to a two nothing victory in a rough and tumble encounter in the thirty second minute mario juve it scored with a diving header it might have been deflected by organic cotton i cable but this one probably would have gone in even without the nigerians how. then in the sixty ninth minute mantra which was wrestled down in the box by william frost and kong upset captain look i'm old rich who fired into make it to nothing. now move to the top of the. get more on the matter and with me is chris harrington from v.w. sport so this game go the way you expected. expected yes the way i hope you know i was hoping the super eagles would prevail they have a lot of hype behind their team you know they were the first african club to qualify for the world cup but croatia on the other hand very experienced team they have luca moderates the captive mario minds also the two players in their mid thirty's so it was really a battle of experience versus the experience of nigeria because they are one of the youngest teams in this world cup but it was a lot of sloppy play in the beginning and a lot o

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germany got their best chances in the waning minutes first mario gomez heading over the bar from close range and two minutes later yulia brown to moscow to ice to go home as but he couldn't flick it past yemo it show up the ball then found its way back to brunch but his screeching long range shot clipped the post mexico now top group while germany need to go back to the drawing board. because this is really an unmitigated disaster for germany what do you make of the performance you know. i agree with you good love what he had to say about the performance he called it haphazard negligent you know because germany created twenty six shots on goal they had the ball sixty six percent of the time i mean this is pretty much the m.o. of germany to have the ball create opportunities but to no avail they just couldn't find pay dirt you know and when you look at the way they came in the tournament the qualify they ran the table they looked untouchable friendlies not so much your only win was against saudi arabia so you know all that all. kind of disappointing germany supposed to turn things aroun

the penalty without any problems and there's also even rocketed russell into and up front of course mario months you could see a striker who's just always dangerous and can always get those important goals the group is considered to be extremely tight knit though now jiri are now in a tough spot after losing against croatia but there's still iceland who are really tough to crack and then there's of course the favorite argentina so creation have a chance now but it's still going to be an uphill battle and i have to ask was that denmark pre-match really is but as dull as the result suggests not at all is a fantastic game to watch there is so much passion and emotion and admittedly denmark kind of spoiled prue's return to the world cup to the big stage of football but it was so much fun there were so many exciting scenes goals you know emotions are running high and that's kind of what makes world cups like this so exciting it's not just the big names in the big stars but the fact that all day long there's just great football to watch absolutely that's my favorite bit seeing which names then

today, 84—year—old archbishop mario conti, seen here closest to the camera, gave his side of the storytholic church to give evidence to the inquiry so far. helen holland was five when she entered nazareth house in kilmarnock. for her, she says it was a place of cruelty and violence. i remember being kicked to the point where i almost felt like i was going to pass out, being sexually abused and told that it was the devil that was inside of you. children were controlled by absolute fear. children were terrified all the time. the scale of the alleged abuse came to light two decades ago. in a bbc documentary from the time, the then bishop conti suggested some of those claiming to have been abused were motivated by money. there are some people before whom lawyers have been dangling a pot of gold. there are a whole range of possible motives. i am simply saying that some people have been making fantastical accusations against the sisters. archbishop conti told the inquiry he would not use that phrasing now. 20 years on from those comments, he said he was deeply ashamed of what has been reveal

mario draghi did a fantastic job at the conference today.y were slightly more hawkish in terms of the bond program. they were slightly more dovish on the pace of increasing rates. left ambiguous. -- left it ambiguous. thes managed to get through scarlet that a taper tantrum like the u.s. in 2013. say hemario draghi did will remain data-driven in all of this, including holding rates where they are. what do you think are some of the unknown unknowns that could change the syria -- the scenario ? >> some of the unknowns are mario draghi's term ends next year. not sure how much he will be able to influence past the end of his term. change.osition will separately, we will have to watch to see how credit spreads in your perform. -- in europe perform. they responded favorably today. but this is a perennial issue they will have to watch the next six to nine months. curve and the yield the narrowing of the spread between the two-year and the 10-year, inversion is still a bad thing. >> definitely a bad thing. bond geekseeks -- us worry too much. the cu

. ♪ mario draghi, giving something to do. trading a little softer this morning.il trading in range. we just talked to jason gamble about that story from jeffrey's. what are we expecting and europe? -- in europe? idea of whatu an the fair values are saying. down around 2/10 on the ftse story. elsewhere more flat. the individual stocks story is worth focusing on. retailer could be one of the big stories in terms of the share price movement. what's a you what is going on -- let's show you what is going on with the ftse 100. going to stray too far from the flat line this morning. elsewhere, we are going to focus on individual names. largely positive, this is what the imap function on your bloomberg looks like. a largely positive story as we start to settle into the friday trade. we do see some of the material stocks weakening. financials are doing reasonably well and health care is looking reasonably well. let me read from this quickly -- rerun this quickly. trading happens a lot over the first 40 seconds with the market open. 231 loers. nand -- 231 losers. there, is

mario gabelli is the -- you're a renaissance man.one to tell me about pets and what was going to happen there. you nailed that 15 years ago >> i started as an analyst about 40 years ago i started following harts mountain they had products for the pet market >> demographically you found out people would have three dogs and treat them like children >> well, not three dogs. but certainly there's 94 million cats and dogs. >> they treat like children. >> yes >> they have salons. >> yes >> they get their nails done >> yes >> and they feed them chicken with rice. >> and they have a jacket that keeps them warm. >> i'm just telling people how right you were >> you're awfully kind >> not to everybody. this i'm sure doesn't surprise you what's happening now i wonder if you can pine on that tell me if there's anything that does surprise you. what i also want to get out of you, is this all defensive with old media? is it off? or is it somewhere between offensive and defensive? >> that's a great question basically i think the notion of direct to t

what should i be asking mario ag and comny tomorrow?re they going to announce the end tomorrow, or will they delayed theision? it, -- don't bounce announce it, when will this happen? in july? what will change the information they have tomorrow? what change will happen between tomorrow and july? will they change the information to september? there is a question as to when they will announce, but what will they use to define market expectations about the next rate hike? in what way will they change forward guidance? will they tell us something about the investment strategy? is is something that is crucially important. if they don't announce that tomorrow, the range of questions about what comes next is important. importa thanmore is itrst rate hike, ending quantitative easing? they have hinted it is about six months, that kind of gap. longer, if they are concerned about the growth picture. there could be some folk or guidance-- forward about the first rate hike. maybe it wil months. the policy tools available to shrinking.re we are approa

tomorrow, president mario draghi speaks alongside his counterparts from the fed moderated by stephanies. this is bloomberg. ♪ s is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: time for our stock of the hour. shares of the fertilizer giant are among the worst as trade tensions spur. abigail doolittle is here. abigail: that's what we're looking at cf industries as a of looking at simmering trade tensions between china and the u.s.. cf industries is a fertilizer giant. and onoduce fertilizers the news of tariffs for grains that has been initiated before today we have these continued fears it could hurt the company. in the near term this is an emotional response. right now it's growing season. in the fall, it could depend whether they make decisions about how much to plant and what. if you happen to the bloomberg of the soy to corn of the soy to corn ratio, we see it is on the decline. both pricing's are dropping. it may suggest corn could be stronger and cf industries produces nitrogen which is not produced by -- used by soybeans. how'd you reconcile those two facts? abigail: something that is happening here is

up his team sebastian rudy playing was a big surprise team of bennett did retain his father wasn't mario gomez he came in on later but i think the germany team got it right at the beginning and then suffered this wave of a lack of confidence they really struggled and sweden help other supporters who were fantastic as expected really put them under pressure scored that goal and germany had to fight and this is not a typically german trait in this situation to have to come from a goal down to have to show that kind of grit and determination but a few jersey and to show that character can only help this team going forward i think this is a tournament changing performance for germany and others taking with you for a second what is next on the docket for a germany here i mean they they may have made the round of sixteen i think what's coming up next. well what's coming up next is a game against south korea and because on and they absolutely have to get a result at the wind here though is put them in a much better position than a draw would have done if they'd only drawn this game than they wo

make—up and mario and the kardashians, they were absolutely nothing in our lives until now.o impress her with my attempts to sing like nat king cole. sings: they try to tell us we are too young. mona and i both agree on one thing and that is that less is more. and there is no way i want my lovely mona slapped up with stuff. he thinks i'm lovely as i am. i do. voila. we are done. it's the sport in which the passenger gets a rough ride. sidecar—cross will change all you thought you knew about motorbike sidecars. the british championship continues this month and mike bushell has been to hampshire, to meet the team for whom this unique style of racing is a family affair. it is not a typical way for a dad to spend time with his daughter at the weekend, but this bone crunching sport will shake up much of what you thought that you knew about sidecars which were originally popular as cheap alternatives to the motorcar. it's brilliant. where else can you spend an entire day with your teenage daughter and really enjoy yourselves? off the track dad is in charge but on the track i'm in

mario williams is the attorney who represents darwin's mother. also with us the ceo of the company who bailed her out. so gentlemen, welcome to both of you you. what a win for this family and for you. mario, i want to start with you as she was your client and tell me about what it took for this emotional reunion to happen, to have this mother finally embrace her child. >> it was a long journey, brooke. we started off, we filed a lawsuit early 5:00 a.m. tuesday morning. at that point the mother had not even known where her child was. although she marie peted pleas try to find out. no one would tell her. we filed for in-junk difference relief that was granted. we had a hearing. but before the hearing,differen relief that was granted. we had a hearing. but before the hearing, s mother was actually promised that the child would be released the day before the hearing. all the way up to the point of let willing the mother talk to the child and represent that she was going to see her son on that day, the government decided to press the pause button, wai

comcast business outmaneuver. ♪ >> mario's moment.i prepares to address the central bank in central portugal. we will bring you his speech live. trade dispute casualties. china vows to retaliate after president targets another $200 billion in tariffs. european stocks fall asia sharply lower. tesla's internal conflict. the electric carmaker says it has been hit with extension -- with extensive and damaging sabotage the hands of an ex-employee. ♪ >> welcome to "surveillance." i'm nejra cehic in london.

were you surprised by any of the messages we got from mario draghi last week?y set the timetable. there was a push back a little bit on whether interest rates would go up. there has been a management of the transition toward treatment -- transitional rate targets. we are now at the most a sustainable pace of growth, though still above trend. the ecb has cleverly constructed the europosition -- zone economy is slowing down with inflation. assumption of reinvestment, still very much in play. interest rates remaining at record negative rates. with global trade headwinds although the bar is high, the bar to raising rates is even higher. it lowerghi has left for longer. >> an interesting chart. we were showing a good chart as to the nature of central banking policy. lena, thank you. users can interact with any of the charts we have been using during the program. can browse all of the recent charts featured on bloomberg television and catch up on key analysis associated with them. coming up, a big week for oil. it could be a very intense opec meeting in vienna. this

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mario draghi has put the european central bank road to ending bond buying.set purchases will be phased out by december, a pledge to keep interest rates at current close through the middle of next year. that dovishness caught investors by surprise, the euro tumbling 1%. >> the governing council concluded that progress towards a sustained adjustment in inflation has been substantial them a so far. >> economists see no change in policy out of friday's boj meeting, leaving governor kuroda increasingly out of step. be focusing on how he explains the recent weakening in inflation. the divergence and policy may add downside pressure on the yen, helping exporters and assisting the boj's inflation campaign. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. rishaad: half full be taking on netflix and amazon as feature films are on the way. ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i am haidi lun in sydney. apple nearing a deal for its first feature film, marking a new chapter. da