also on her team, ursula von der leyen, is the dennis politician —— dennis politician, very respectedn commissioner anyway. it that like everything is going to be expanded to refocus on digital. now, she's already paid ha rd ball digital. now, she's already paid hardball with the likes of amazon and others. i just hardball with the likes of amazon and others. ijust wonder, the big us tech firms in particular, what they make of this news. yeah, well i think she will be particularly scared. donald trump labelled her, ms vestager, she ordered apple to pay £13 billion in tax, trump labelled her the tax lady who hates the us. if you already has donald trump backup, the issue is here there is this huge focus from miss vestager to make sure these big tech companies who seem to have the run of everything, they dominate the stock markets, apple is $1 trillion company, making billions and billions of dollars. ms vestager has gone out of them hardball and the fa ct gone out of them hardball and the fact that this gives him more power to have more of a say within where they pay tax and their comp

we will take a look at ursula von der leyen's lineup and her ambitious european plans. plus, can skateboarding culture translate to competition at the olympics? next summer's olympics welcomes skateboarding to its glamorous but tightly regulated world. can the boys and girls and the men and women of the sport keep pace? do they even want to? ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs and the united states and around the world, welcome. we begin an washington, d.c. donald trump says he has dismissed his national security advisor john bolton. announcing this latest white house sacking on twitter, the president said he disagreed strongly with bolton on many issues. bolton is regarded as a foreign policy hot, advocating regime change, countries like syria and iran. hehe served as u.s. ambassador o the united nationsns in 2005 and 2006. trump says he will name a new security advisor next week. dw correspondent tadlo soley elias is on that story for us in the u.s. capitol. i spoke to him a short while ago and asked what prompted the u.s. president to fire his closest nati

commission president sets climate protection as a top priority for her new cabinet take a look at ursula on the line and. gender balance flying up and her ambitious plans for europe. can skateboarding culture translate to competition at the olympics next summer's olympics will welcome skateboard into its glamorous but tightly regulated ball can the boys and girls and the men and women of the sport keep pace do they even want to. i'm going to have you with us we begin tonight in washington d.c. u.s. president donald trump says he has dismissed. his national security adviser john bolton announcing this latest white house sacking on twitter the president said that he disagreed strongly with bolton on many issues bolton is regarded as a foreign policy whore advocating regime change in countries such as syria and iran he is a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations don't trump says that he will name a new security adviser next week. when the w. correspondent pablo is on the story for us tonight in the u.s. capital i spoke to him a short while ago and i asked him about what prompted the u

ursula: absolutely.e of years, we have looked at over 1500 portfolios and that is actually one of the areas where we see investors actually tripping a must themselves. if you put together a portfolio with 50 great active managers, you actually end up with an index, but you pay alpha fees for it. so, again. , we do need to think about diversification. it is good to see it in portfolios, but at the same time, it can trip us up. nejra: very interesting, thank you for joining us. coming up, working around the clock. saudi aramco tells bloomberg backthe plant should be to a pre-attack capacity by the end of the month. manus: great work by anthony dipaolo there, according the ceo of aramco. we will court another ceo, euan munro, ceo of aviva investors joins their and myself at :00 a.m. to discuss the markets. it has been the worst monthly performance for the bond market since 2016. opportunity or threat? euan munro digs deep into the book of knowledge on bonds and shares it right here on daybreak: europe. this

tackling challenges on the climate tact and jobs that top ursula from the lions agenda e.u. commission president under her newly named teen position to the german conservative got elected vowing to make europe greener and the man surtur oversee the task is dr socialist france to mamma he's been tapped as executive vice president for the so-called european green deal i want the european green deal to become europe's whole mark. at the heart of it is our commitment to becoming the world's 1st climate neutral continent it is also a long term economic imperative because those who at 1st stand fast will be the ones who grasp the opportunities from the ecological transition fund our land pledged to present the european green deal within her 1st 100 days in office she wants a legally binding target for the e.u. to become climate neutral by 2050 and she wants more ambitious goals on reducing the blocks carbon emissions by 2032 at least 50 percent another goal for fonda lion achieving gender balance in her commission 13 out of $27.00 nominees are women the highest be male representat

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this is ursula von der leyen, who will be taking over from the jean—claude juncker at the beginning ofations are all in place, she was just unveiling her cabinet, preparations are all in place, she wasjust unveiling her cabinet, the commissioners around her, one appointed from every eu country although the uk hasn't appointed one saying they will be out by the end of october. eye—catching for the uk is that the irish commissioner phil hogan, he will be in charge of trade negotiations. so he will be overseeing any negotiation of a trade deal with the uk and what you can read from that is that irish issues in that border it will be at the heart of that, ursula von der leyen said phil hogan will be determined but fair, the irish prime minister leo varadkar said today it isa minister leo varadkar said today it is a definite advantage to have an irish person in charge of this crucial brief for the next five yea rs. crucial brief for the next five years. other priorities we can see, two deputies at the head of the commission, one of them in charge of climate change, they've seen the votes fo

. >> pistol packing ursula lutz has been shooting for most of her life.t her club, she hits the bullseye 18 out of 20 times. not bad for someone in her 70s. >> i was very surprised, yes. i never did it. >> even the youngsters here are expert marksmen. david herbert was all of 10 years old when we met him in 2013, and he started training two years before. his advice for the inexperienced -- don't fidget while shooting. despite the swiss people's enthusiasm for guns, gun homicide rates are much lower than the united states. 21 times lower in 2017, according to the institute for health, metrics and evaluation. supporters for gun rights in america have claimed that the swiss proved one of their main points, lots of guns does not necessarily mean lots of gun violence, but that is not the whole story here in switzerland. >> their interest definitely is not that any crazy man with a criminal history should go out and be able to buy a gun at any spot. >> dr. martin killias is a professor of criminology. he points out that many swiss gun laws are much stricter tha

this is precisely what ursula von der leyen is preparing with the next commission and what we will bethe european commission, and the european parliament, where i belong to a group, renew europe, will be key to defining all majorities for our projects. so this is not a question of a person, even if emmanuel macron has put in a lot of input, a lot of vision on the european union's future, but this vision is shared by his counterparts throughout europe. alright. and we are ambitious for europe because we are ambitious for our citizens. nathalie loiseau, we're out of time, but i thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. good morning. we really are experiencing all flavours of autumn this week. it was rather cool and disappointing on monday, wasn't it? but tuesday made up for it. some lovely spells of sunshine for most of us — as you can see by this beautiful weather watcher picture sent in from leeds. however, today it's again a different story. we are seeing some wet and windy weather arriving, so some rain at times today and a noticeable blustery wind. and that's because of the re

this is precisely what ursula von der leyen is preparing with the next commission and what we will be commission, and the european parliament, where i belong to a group, renew europe, will be key to defining all majorities for our projects. so this is not a question of a person, even if emmanuel macron has put in a lot of input, a lot of vision on the european union's future, but this vision is shared by his counterparts throughout europe. alright. and we are ambitious for europe because we are ambitious for our citizens. nathalie loiseau, we're out of time, but i thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. hello. just wanting to bring you right up—to—date with how we see the weather panning out across the british isles for the next few days. wednesday was a slow start across southern parts. and in fact, that same weather front links back to another area of cloud and rain in the heart of the atlantic. that's an area of low pressure that started life way down across the mid—atlantic, so it's bringing mild, moisture—laden air across the british isles and feeling really quite humid. t

competition commissioner of the european union the incoming president of the european commission ursula bonn laden vonder laden has also slated to go for a new role as one of the 3 executive vice presidents of the commission allowing ms vesting her to consolidate and expand her considerable influence over antitrust regulation most specifically technology ms besser has previously taken on the tech titans mostly us based that dominate our wired world the returning competition competition commissioner previously tangled with apple and forced ireland to claim $15000000000.00 in taxes to recoup overly generous tax breaks to apple that ran afoul of e.u. rules and is best of her also has imposed fines of nearly $10000000000.00 against google's parent corporation alphabet her record of accomplishment at a time of growing global scrutiny a big tech may have won her a read her renewed and enhanced role but that same record suggests she may soon openly clash with the trumpet ministration in the us which has pushed back hard on her efforts to rein in the industry giants. and here to help us dig int

in the incoming president of the european commission ursula bonn laden vonder laden has also slated to go for a new role as one of the 3 executive vice presidents of the commission allowing ms vestibular to consolidate and expand her considerable influence over antitrust regulation most specifically technology ms besser has previously taken on the tech titans mostly us based that dominate our wired world the returning competition competition commissioner previously tangled with apple and forced ireland to claim $15000000000.00 in taxes to recoup overly generous tax breaks to apple that ran afoul of e.u. rules and is vested or also has imposed fines of nearly $10000000000.00 against google's parent corporation alphabet her record of accomplishment at a time of growing global scrutiny a big tech may have won her a reheard renewed and enhanced role but that same record suggests she may soon openly cloud.

incoming commission president set fighting climate change is one of her top goals of her proposed cap ursula fund a lie and veiled her choices for you commissioners in brussels today the 27 strong commission is the most gender balanced since its inception and it has to be approved by the european parliament before it takes office. tackling challenges on the climate tech and jobs that looks set to top personal affront to lions agenda because e.u. commission president under the newly named teen was issued to the german conservative got elected darling to make europe greener and the man set to oversee the task is dutch socialist france to mamma he's been tapped as executive vice president for the so-called european green deal. i want the european green deal to become europe's whole mark. at the heart of it is our commitment to becoming the world's 1st climate neutral continent it is also a long term economic imperative because those who act 1st and fast will be the ones who grasp the opportunities from the ecological transition. fund our land pledged to present the european green deal within he

competition commissioner of the european union the incoming president of the european commission ursula bonn laden bonder laden has also slated to go for a new role as.

the incoming president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, is announcing her picks forpondent damian grammaticas in brussels. gives us the headlines on what has been announced. every european union member state nominates one commissioner. all of them from the cabinet around ursula von der leyen, the incoming president to replace jean—claude juncker. no british commissioner, the government had said they would not nominate one because they expect to be out at the end of october and it would be a distraction so no post for the uk. the other high—profile ones of note, the two other people who were vying for the topjob felt the two other people who were vying for the top job felt a bit short but have been given a very significant jobs. margrethe vestager was the liberal candidate, she gets a portfolio overseeing competition and digital. she had a similarjob in the old commission but what you read into that, the eu will take an even more muscular stance towards global competition policy, regulating companies like apple and google and that could mean sparks flying with the us.

european union to be the guardian of multilateralism at the unveiling of her proposed team's portfolios ursula on the lyon added that she also wants to prioritise climate action the netherlands france timmermans returns as vice president and will be in charge of the european green deal denmark's margaret vesta joe will remain in charge of competition policy and islands phil hogan will be trade commissioner overseeing the go for the u.k. and the u.s. will start work on november 1st if approved by the european parliament. i want their european green deal to become your office for mark. at the heart of it is our commitment to becoming the world's 1st climate neutral continent this commission will be a geopolitical commish i want the european union invest the commission to be the guardian of multilateralism because we know. that we are stronger by doing together. what we challenged do alone. a major new retrospective of irish born british artists francis bacon is opening in paris on wednesday the poverty center will display 60 works produced by the painter in the last 2 decades of his career bacon

president-elect ursula vonda lyon who will replace jada klahn younger shows 14 men and 13 women for thewhich proposes laws and ensures they are put into place. the international atomic energy held a meeting in geneva and amid concerns about was continuing to jeopardize that landmark 2015 nuclear deal. iran h

well, the conference rooms were empty room, back at the ursula border protection station the rooms weremuch, far fewer people than i had seen 2 weeks earlier, up the pipeline there's a problem and are not let anybody cross. i said border guards, cbp at the ports of entry and border patrol outside the ports of industry, but the cbp guard let you across because you had baby andrea, oh, no, i was sent back into mÉxico 3 times and i was absolutely despair because you have no resources, no friends, no family, you're at the mercy of gangs and i didn't know what to do, i said, how did you get here, how did you get to the american side? and her face lit up for a moment because she had -- i saw there were two bridges, pedestrian bridge and car bridge, there were folks watching windows for tips and someone had extra and i washed cars windows in the united states of america and maybe we need people with that innovative problem-solving in the united states. >> you know what happened to her and her baby, did you follow her story? >> so i don't -- i don't know where she is or what she's doing, she wa

so, the facility i went to was ursula in mcallen, texas.re were a thousand people in cages in that facility. ere were no pares that were there for children. there was no one to help mitigate that stress. plus the conditions themselves in detention are harmful to chiltien, which unfortunately is why that h contributed to the death of some children in the edst year. they do not have mical facilities for children. they do not have proper food. the temperatures are freezing cold, and they're sleeng oftentimes on the floor. that is not a safe, sanitary place for a child to be kept. >> nawaz: that stress that you mentioned, that what kind of effect can that have on a child's well-being, short-term or long-term. how does that manist itself? >> right, so stress has both short-term and long-termffects on children. in the short-term, what we see is children with regressive behavior. we might see a child that had mastered bedwetting and now all of a sudden is wetting thselves. children who become withdrawn. children who stop speaking. l of the things

president ursula from the line of reducing our emissions yet further by 2030 so reducing emissions by 55 percent by 2030 meaning europe would have to work more quickly it will also have to be ambitious we'll have to have a minimum carbon price that is higher than the current $1.00. this is essential if we want europe to be up to its own expectations and within that framework france will take on its responsibilities we have already ended any new. oil exploration on french soil. now the 2nd part of this positive agenda i think we need to have a trade agenda that serves the climate agenda. and i think that the most a great majority of us believe in an open world believe in a world of exchange of trains a world where. we do trade where trade is a factor of peace where trade can also bring people out of poverty none the less today we have to realize that our young people and sometimes ourselves we don't understand how the world works we want to collectively take back control we want to ensure that we have regional sovereignty and that we have a control of things and we understand what's ha

ursula von der leyen said this week that protecting the environment is our generation's defining taskis a moral, human, and political obligation. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. nejra: annabelle droulers in hong kong, thank you so much. and number of key things in europe. aret up, finance ministers gathering in helsinki for the euro group meeting and we also get trade balance stickers for the euro area. afternoon, we get u.s. retail sales numbers for another indicator of how the u.s. economy is doing. golfy, the women's tournament tease off today and scotland. we speak to the austrian central .ank governor, robert holzmann he is also the ecb's newest governing council member. we will be hearing from him on the latest steps by outgoing president mario draghi. you will not want to miss the interview coming up right here on "bloomberg daybreak: europe." we heard there was quite a bit of pushback on mario draghi's qe announcement. when you're traveling to work, tune in bloomberg radio live on you

ursula says protecting the environment is the task, a moral, human obligation.news 24 hours a day, on air and on tiktok, powered by more than 2,700 journalists. francine: 60's the leading candidates challenging president trump for presidency next year debate everything from health care to criminal justice reform. this was the first time frontrunners joe biden and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders all shared the stage on the same night. listen to the highlights on one of the big topics, health care. mr. biden: i share with obama all eight years. bernie: you have to defend the fact that today not only do we have 87 million people unsured or undersured, defend the fact that 500,000 americans are going bankrupt. elizabeth: let's be clear about health care and let's actually start where the vice president did. we all owe a huge debt to president obama who fundamentally transformed health care in america and committed this country to health care for every human being. >> what you support and i support, vice president biden is you declare them to opt in and i would n

host: let's go to ursula in california. priscilla opposes the inquiry. caller: good morning. how are you? i'm calling because i really oppose this impeachment. i think he's trying to do everything. he works so hard trying to do everything to fix our country. he's not taking a salary. he's getting his money to charity. they wanted it to impeach him from day one. republican that had done the same thing or said the same thing and bragged about it, heoe biden did would've been investigated. we are investigating the russia thing. it started in ukraine. they also gave us information. i really don't think they should impeach him. he's doing good things for our country. he's doing good things, getting people out of prison. wish we would stop accusing him of doing things. i'm 73 years old. i'm a black woman. in my lifetime, he's the best person i've ever seen trying to help our country. he's not trying to divide it. he's everything for everybody. he's working for everybody. host: the reelection campaign has prepared a commercial that tries to tie joe biden on his ukraine ties. this is

this is precisely what ursula von der leyen is preparing with the next commission and what we will be commission, and the european parliament, where i belong to a group, renew europe, will be key to defining all majorities for our projects. so this is not a question of a person, even if emmanuel macron has put in a lot of input, a lot of vision on the european union's future, but this vision is shared by his counterparts throughout europe. alright. and we are ambitious for europe because we are ambitious for our citizens. nathalie loiseau, we're out of time, but i thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. hello. just wanting to bring you right up—to—date with how we see the weather panning out across the british isles for the next few days. wednesday was a slow start across southern parts. and in fact, that same weather front links back to another area of cloud and rain in the heart of the atlantic. that's an area of low pressure that started life way down across the mid—atlantic, so it's bringing mild, moisture—laden air across the british isles and feeling really quite humid. t