tech analyst jake saunders said the two companies have a complicated relationship.s, in one respect they are collaborators and in one sense they are enemies. they are major competitors in the global market, while way, and that's where samsung could benefit. the s—10 is selling well and they have the note coming out in the third quarter, so there should be uplift but the overall situation is affecting the korean and japanese ecosystem. talking about the ecosystem, of course there are smart phones and the notes are the bread and butter of samsung electronics. how much impact would japan's restriction on tech exports to south korea have on samsung ? tech exports to south korea have on samsung? potentially a major one. samsung? potentially a major one. samsung could have two months of inventory, chips, they have to make those chips. the japanese supply is the master for etching the channels, as well as the gas, which does the etching. they can get some supplies from markets like belgium, but the mast themselves, that's the big issue. jake saunders on samsung electronics

michael saunders turning a little bit more dovish. that is really the key to the currency market today. a tiny bit of selling in the bond market on the long end. 2-year note's coming down the pike later today. we are looking at oil, also dealing with the geopolitical risk to continue, but down 6/10 of 1% on brent. time now for bloomberg first take. the first is boris johnson, winning that race to be the next u.k. prime minister. then, finally a debt ceiling. we got it. then we get earnings continuing to move in. utx raising their full sale guidance. we are joined by brooke sutherland and marty schenker. let's kick it off with boris johnson. he's got a field. donald trump likes him. what now? marty: now comes the hard part, and that is delivering on a brexit that he has promised to deliver, and he is even threatening a no deal brexit, a hard brexit which a lot of people think would be catastrophic. , try too go to the eu construct a new deal if they even get one, and get it through parliament. david: what does he have in his toolbox th

joining us, we welcome liz anne saunders with charles schwab.d to see you. >> good to see you too. >> there are clear haves and have notes right now. what do you do with it when investing in the stock market ri now? >> we think it is an environment, given some of the things you mentioned, the bifurcation where you have some decent strength in domestic industries c on thesumer side of the economy, but weakness in business investment and confidence that the business leaders have, is that you -- and given it is late in cycle,nt yo o kind of snuggle up to benchmarks so to speak. in other words don't take undue risk. what we've been telling investors really for about t last two years is keep your equityllation no higher than whatever your normal long-term strategic allocation is. h we hav an emphasis towards large-cap stocks at expense ofc smal stocks. small-cap stocks general have higher debt levels. they can be more nimble andgs thike the trade war and tariffs. at the sector levele are also relatively neutral. we only have one out perform rang righ

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. >> congratulations to brent saunders. >> yes what about mr. gonzalez?ere, that did not do particularly well >> congratulations to brent saunders >> any thoughts in terms of that deal and what is going to happen >> this is like celgene. revlimid and bristol-myers, bristol-myers is at 46 people feel patent cliff for botox, competitors to botox, botox is an amazing franchise, but people feel, you know, look, when it rolls off, what has brent got besides very good migraine franchise that has not yet been -- not been approved. so congratulations to brent saunders. >> abbvie did come back a bit, jim. >> they have been able to demonstrate why -- >> it is not anywhere near the price it was at the announcement of the deal. >> abbvie, greatest patent clip on earth. >> with the largest drug, $19 billion. >> greatest drug ever. how about scott gottlieb joining the board of pfizer. >> he was a guest this morning on "squawk box". >> this is like you and me having a conversation. are we allowed to do that? aren't we supposed to be reading stuff? >> we don't read on th

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secretary, debra saunders with the las vegas review journal. since mr. epstein left jail, he's been a public figure. he's been a man about town. he hasn't seemed particularly contrite about what he did. what have you thought when you've seen him? secy. acosta: i keep reading newspaper articles about pending investigations here or there. if someone does a google search, they will see that there were rumors of investigations going on for the last 10 years. new york finally stood up and they took one of those investigations and brought charges. in all candor, i wish it would have happened. i'm glad to see it's happening now. he's a bad man. he needs to be put away. you know, based on additional allegations that i saw this morning, there are multiple jurisdictions, whether federal or state, that he's going to have to answer to. a few more questions. wanted to follow-up on your answer to the previous question about potential co-conspirators. were you confident at the time that any potential additional co-conspirators didn't commit sexual abuses against undera

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raising rates, even if the forecast signal a need according to the policy maker mile -- michael saundersooth departure is uncertain and has led the charge for the boe's last two hikes. he's signaled he is in no rush for a third. mark carney is the best candidate to lead the international monetary fund according to a former governor for the bank of england. the canadian succeeded king in 2013 and holds british and irish passports. >> the most qualified candidate is mark carney, but he's not seen as someone integral to the european union. >> you would like to see him get the job? >> i'm not saying who should get the job, but he is a qualified candidate. i'm not sure many other european names mentioned so far are qualified to hold such an important economic leadership role. sancheze: spain's pedro goes into a first for -- vote to form a government but his party is unable to form a coalition. it requires an absolute majority of the 350 seat chamber to succeed. a he fails to him he gets second shot thursday and if he feels again, spain may be on track to hold new elections. global news 24 hou

gathered more recover somewhat only we don't know it and i was always a huge fan of the go to play bill saunders. who. was a very good as you don't know it was a hoax or it is. if you will. surely it was a residual job or always will be you should tell you who it. was issued to you will do it don't do. it. said 7 just don't do do this for so forward when you would expose your post and go this was on when you were exposed to it without people. that cough it up today and don't do. no one is you'd see them as in the preview i don't think it is the least was rule yet it really orders it will take yard you know these findings could help south african doctors give me a tandem better diagnosis for her disease. so it's all people just like western. people which. i don't think and all those who will focus on it for civilians if you do. more harm to you next time soon i don't need ok taken together the result a deeply disturbing. the soil gathered by my. from the mine tailings is full of heavy metals the level of all snake for example is $330.00 times higher than the norm the water is full of uranium $100

we're nowjoined by libbyjackson from the uk space agency and photographer andy saunders.hoto and why it is so start with your photo and why it is so unique. this is the image that ended up on the front page of the telegraph which must have felt like an incredible achievement. explain why this particular image of neil armstrong on the moon is so different to anything else we have seen different to anything else we have seen before. there are not many of neil himself, most images are of buzz aldrin because he held the camera and nearly didn't take a selfie. that always frustrated me that this momentous moment there is no good image and when i saw this video, ijust took no good image and when i saw this video, i just took the opportunity to try and produce this. what is amazing is that you can see his face pretty clearly through the mask. what process did you have to go through to make this standout?m was a golden moment after he had done his speech and he is near the lunar module so he is in the shadow so lunar module so he is in the shadow so his golden visor is up because

secretary, i'm debra saunders with the "las vegas review-journal". since mr. epstein left jail, he's been a public figure. he's been a man about town. he hasn't seemed particularly contrite about what he did. what have you thought when you have seen him? >> what i thought is i keep reading newspaper articles about pending investigations here or there, you know, if someone does a google search, you will see there were rumors of investigations going on for the last ten years, and new york finally stood up and they took one of those investigations and brought charges. in all candor, i wish it would have happened. i'm glad to see that it's happening now. he's a, you know, he's a bad man. and he needs to be put away. and, you know, based on additional allegations that i saw this morning, there are multiple jurisdictions whether federal or state that he's going to have to answer to. a few more questions. >> i wanted to ask a follow up about the potential coconspirators. were you confident that any potential additional coconspirators didn't commit sexual abuses of un

to have the kind of prosperity that is supposed to be guaranteed so you're wrong in this country saunders a more i don't understand i haven't decided. who to support publicly yet because i think it is too early there are great opportunities for people to hear from all of the candidates without leaders getting involved in choosing sides so you talk about this progressive movement that's being born out of the. at a party together with congresswoman ritchie that leap was a palestinian american you have xandra cortez the youngest in congress i believe you were seen as that new generation right. but in reality you're just an exception to the rule i mean you don't really have the support of the old guard of the democratic party in fact when you were under attack by many in the right wing media you had the more senior figures in the democratic party like nancy pelosi not come out and defend you in fact you know some would say pursue was perceived as maybe pushing you into a corner i mean so support i think is measured by the people who do the elected to represent them in congress and so i repres

secretary, i am debra saunders with the las vegas review journal. since mr. epstein left jail, he's been a public figure. he's been a man about town. he hasn't seemed particularly contrite about what he did. what have you thought when you have seen him? >> what i thought as i keep reading newspaper articles about pending investigations here or there. if someone does a google search, they will see there were rumors and investigations going on for the last ten years. new york finally stood up and they took one of those investigations and brought charges. and i wish it would've happened. i'm glad to see it's happening now. he's a bad man. he needs to be put away. based on additional allegations i saw this morning, there are multiple jurisdictions, federal or state, that he's going to have to answer to. a few more questions. >> reporter: alex with the "miami herald." i wanted to follow-up to your earlier question about potential coconspirators. were you confident that any potential additional coconspirators didn't commit abuses against underage girls like epstein

to have the kind of prosperity that is supposed to be guaranteed so you're wrong in this country saunders a more i don't understand i haven't decided. who to support publicly yet because i think it is too early there are great opportunities for people to hear from all of the candidates without leaders getting involved in choosing sides so you talk about this progressive movement that's being born out of the. at a party together with congresswoman richie don't leap was a palestinian american you have xandra cusser cortez the youngest in congress i believe you were seen as that new generation right. but in reality you're just an exception to the rule i mean you don't really have the support of the old guard of the democratic party in fact when you were under attack by many in the right wing media you had the more senior figures in the democratic party like nancy pelosi not come out and defend you in fact you know some would say pursue was perceived as maybe pushing you into a corner. when so support i think is measured by the people who do the elected to represent them in congress and so i

to have the kind of prosperity that is supposed to be guaranteed so you're wrong in this country saunders a more i love this i haven't decided. who to support publicly yet because i think it is too early there are great opportunities for people to hear from all of the candidates without leaders getting involved in choosing sides so you talk about this progressive movement that's being born out of the demagogue. at a party together with congresswoman richie don't leap was a palestinian american you have xandra cusser cortez the youngest in congress i believe you were seen as that new generation right. but in reality you're just an exception to the rule i mean you don't really have the support of the old guard of the democratic party in fact when you were under attack by many in the right wing media you had the more senior figures in the democratic party like nancy pelosi not come out and defend you in fact you know some would say pursue was perceived as maybe pushing you into a corner. when so support i think is measured by the people who do the elected to represent them in congress and so

we can speak now to peter saunders, from the national association for people abused in childhood, sisterica, who was falsely accused of historic sexual abuse and is president of falsely accused carers and teachers and deputy chief constable janette mccormick from the college of policing. thank you all for coming in. i want to put it to you first, it seems fair only to put it to you first, it seems faironlyfair to put it to you first, it seems fair only fair after watching that film, that allegation was that police are too quick to believe that allegations are true. do you think thatis allegations are true. do you think that is a fair criticism? i think the first thing to say is that from that case and others, there's been a huge amount of learning. the guidance within the home office accounting rules for recording crime, it sets that first start of belief, we have learned a lot since then making sure offices go in with an open mind set. there is a real challenge for us making sure that victims have got confidence to come forward because we know in the past some victims have not been beli

we've got saunders, which is kind of a richer man's airbnb.at has about 55,000 subscribers very interesting acorn is a company that helps families like i grew up with a single mother who had two jobs it's helped the 99 investor money over time. so we're very excited about that i think there's a space to bring acorn to actors and entertainers, because if you can save 10% of your money, you can kind of dive into players and athletes going bankrupt. you can do the same thing for entertainers the key is giving them an opportunity to invest 10% of the money. >> do you want to catch lasry? there's nothing going with him. >> there is in asia and europe he's charging 15 to 20%. >> how many years before you think you can look down on him >> he's my mentor. i'll never catch him he just keeps teaching me. besides obviously being a great dad and investor and all of that, he's been a friend and a mentor in my darkest times marc lasry was always supportive and helpful. he was a tough friend, but always there for me and i'll never forget that. >> well, thank

mary saunders, american national standards institute. we'll hear from the panel about federal agency needs. i wanted to get this panel's perspective on federal engagement and tools and activities. federal agencies engage on the basis of their mission space as i'm sure you all know. and they engage in some cases where it's a regulatory agency to support a decision regarding regulation or not regulating a procurement agency decision as to what to buy. and nist is unique within the federal agency space. its mission drives a wade range of participation and centers activities. that's its mission. you'll see 25% of the technical staff at nist participate ranging from open source to voluntary consensus and the range. you will not see that at other federal agencies. a few thoughts from the panel members about the different levels of participation and different considerations for federal agencies in engaging in standards activities. >> go ahead. >> go ahead. >> all right. i'll go ahead. from an industry perspective and being on the outside lookin

bitcoin may stop the gas brexit -- michaelrexit saunders says a smooth departure from the eu is verytain and sponsors leading the charge -- two boe to hikes hikes. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thank you so much. coming up, more from westminster come in a couple of years we will find out the next prime minister of the united kingdom and speak to jo swinson, the new leader of the liberal democrats. we will talk about brexit. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "bloomberg surveillance." in a couple of hours we will have the name of the new u.k. prime minister. joined by the new leader of the theral democrats after party lost 49 of 57 members of parliament, the liberal democrats have a spring in their step. conservatives and labor divided on how and when to leave the eu, the liberal democrats second in the european elections. let's get to the new leader, jo swinson. congratulations on the win last night. we are having a new u.k. prime minister announced today, anything

jennifer saunders is in this one also. you made a direct approach, didn't you?” in this one also.ormance. you are clearly a fan of british drama. would that be fair to say? sure. i don't know, today's world with all the streaming services it is great we can see shows from other countries be at the scandinavian countries, i've done shows in france and i'm doing a show in spain now, and i'm doing a show in spain now, andi and i'm doing a show in spain now, and i love that diversity. if i want you to have the same experience as the book, read the book, but i love the book, read the book, but i love the idea of having it through a different prism of different actors ora different prism of different actors or a different culture, it is a more interesting experience. are you on your way to the crime writers convention? yes, in harrogate. i'm talking with ian rankin tomorrow, will get on the stage until all the secrets we know about writing crime fiction. i'm pleased you came in today. thank you so much, i appreciate it. good to see you here. harlan's book run away is out now. it isa it