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as well as crude exports and it was in turn according to the import of gasoline so this is left of loyd in which men as well it cannot import the gasoline it needs and it can't get the spare parts it likewise needs to repair its refineries so it's in a very tough situation and the iranians have filled the void not only import helping them as one point gasoline but also sending technical. teams and spare parts to repair the country's refineries so it looks like an easy deal i mean let's face it iran has way too much of fuel on its hands because of what's going on in the world with the lack of demand. but as well needs it so they've struck a deal but incomes own goal say i'm saying no you're not allowed to do this if we have to stop you we're going to stop you in mid-ocean how serious is this threat do you believe and how serious is it being taken by either party. i think it's very serious we should heed the words of president trump who last week said that the band is what he had been as one of quote unquote surrounded and the united states you know he has made repeated threats of militar

we certainly don't see the famous underwriting room at ,loyd's opening before august and even then itistancing.on but we are trading efficiently at the moment. vonnie: thank you for your time today. much appreciated. that is john neal, ceo of lloyd's of london. coming up, french president emmanuel macron is not happy with pharma giant sanofi. we will tell you why he wants to meet with the ceo, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn this is "bloomberg markets."it is time to get a deep dive into the markets. we are seeing a little bit of improvement. here with more is kailey leinz. kailey: i want to focus on one stuck in particular, and that is norwegian cruise lines. it was lower by as much as 9% after its first quarter results, but has recovered a huge chunk of those losses. the coronavirus has caused major disruption to norwegian's business. demand for cruises is really plummeting. the stock has lost about 80% of value your to date. as far as what the actual numbers were, when it comes to the top line revenue, it was down 11% year on year. the company

rioting and looting in minneapolis tonight as thousands take the street to protest the death of george loyd, a black man who died earlier this week after being handcuffed and pinned to the ground with an officer's need to the neck. the lives we go live to mike tobin who is on the ground tonight, what can you tell us. >> we are backing up because the demonstrators just set the autozone on fire. when this is telling me that the fire was that by a fireworks and i can tell you that one of the things i saw was somebody ran up there with a fire asked her and tried to put it out, and they pelting him with bottles and other kinds of garbage. some of the people who are clearly very angry. things being thrown at the police, the police are responding with nonlethal weaponry. in fact, a rubber bullet just like this one, they are responding with a flash grenade. you've got a lot of angry people here, saying they are so sick and tired for despite what has happened, they feel like the wheels of justice on turning fast enough and they don't trust the people involved. laura? >> laura: you've got to stay saf

now looting in minneapolis tonight as thousands take to the street to protest the death of george loyda black man who died earlier this week after being handcuffed and pinned to the ground with an officer's knee on the neck. the latest ricoh live, mike tobin on the ground in minneapolis tonight, and something dramatically happen as we come to you, mike what can you tell us? it seems like it's getting worse out there? >> you see the demonstrators just set the autozone on fire. witnesses tell me that was set by a bunch of fireworks. i can tell you one of the things i saw, someone ran up with a fire extinguisher and tried to put it out. and they kept it with bottles and other kinds of garbage. and clearly, very angry. so we watched this go on throughout the night. we see a lot of things getting thrown at the police. the police are responding with a nonlethal weaponry come in fact a nonlethal bullet and you have a bunch of angry people out here. they were so sick and tired. despite what has happened, they feel the wheels of justice aren't turning fast enough. they don't trust the people in

biden: i just had an opportunity to speak with the .loyd family most of them. they are a close, decent, honorable family, loving one another. again, we heard the words "i can't breathe." of brutality so did not denyt it one more black person in america of his civil rights, it denied him of his life. it deprived george floyd as it deprived eric garner, one of the things every human being must be able to do, brief. so simple, so basic, so brutal. the same thing happened with breonna taylor, ahmaud arbery. we have spoken their names aloud. we cried them out in pain and horror. we turned into a long, suffering chorus. it is the latest addition to the endless list, a list that dates back more than 400 years, black men, black women, black children. the original sin of this country still stains our nation today, and sometimes we manage to overlook it. we push forward with a thousand other tasks in our daily lives, but it is always there. in weeks like this, we see it plainly, that we are a country with an open wound. none of us can be silent. none of us can any longer