mark shields and ramesh ponnuru take on the week's news. and, much more. >> oodruff: and now, some disturbing findings about suicides in this country, hd how the ra continued to climb for more than 15 years. a new report highlights some of the reasonbehind these patterns, and as amna nawaz reports, it's issued at a moment when two notable deaths have drawn more attention to the problem. >> reporter: the deaths of chef and tv host anthony bourdain and fashion designer kate spade this week underscored some grim numbers. suicide is the tenth leading cause of death in the united states. in 2016 alone, nearly 45,000 americans died by suicide. cnn announced today thatur dain, who took viewers to e cations around the world on his show, died at e of 61. spade, whose handbags and accessories made her a business mogul and fashion icon, died tuesday at the age of 55 the centers for disease control and prevention's latest report found suicide rates increased in nearly every state in america since 2000. in half of all states, the rate rose more than 25%

ramesh ponnuru from washington. republican congressman robert marshall joins us with washington's take on a trade dispute. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets: balance of power. i am shery ahn. david: i am david westin. let's get to the first word news. >> the united nations says the president decision to stop it policy separating migrant children from the parents does not go far enough. an executive order was signed this week. families still will be detained but together. un human rights office says children should never be detained for reasons related to their parents migration status. they are urging the u.s. to overhaul its policy. the president is warning the european union that cars are next on the tariff list. he said unless the eu removes tariffs and other various form u.s. goods soon, he will impose a 20% duty on all imported european cars. the eu retaliated for u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum, imposing a 25% tariff on $3.3 billion worth of american products. billion worth of american p