still the test results bothered him so we got an appointment with hepatologist kristoff zelotes. he says it's no small matter of blood tests showed liver enzymes are seriously elevated as in for the packers case they now need to investigate what's causing it. to leave my lighted license we have a toilet just always say that the liver suffers quietly to begin with you know it is little if anything you might feel a bit of a twinge in your liver and that's it if it goes unchecked for you. years or even decades. with a liver cirrhosis. and then it can be too late. he 1st conducts an ultrasound and immediately it becomes clear that philip had his liver is in great condition after being shot you can see that the liver tissue is slightly lighter in color than the kidney tissue and that indicates the beginning of fatty liver disease. a so-called fibro scan is used to measure how much fat has been deposited in the liver in the past patients had to undergo a painful biopsy but these days it's a lot easier for cases like this one the test shows that our patient needs to be treated this dama

it was great speaking with you, john kristoff but been -- jean in.istoph babb we will round up the newslive webinar. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. let's go to dani burger. dani: i have been looking at deutsche bank shares and listening into the bloomberg seminars where we are listening to christian sewing. let me set the scene for the scenario in which he is speaking. we have seen deutsche bank be the best performer in the stoxx 600 bank index this year, gaining 27 percent, nearly doubling from the low. we are seeing the stock come off today, weaker by about 1% following this call. though christian sewing was bullish on the second quarter, saying the bounceback and markets in the first quarter would continue, but saying the picture gets more blurry when you go out to the second half because you don't have the bounceback. from other things he said, he said it was too early to assess what the outlook was for wirecard with very little exposure, repeating that statement twice, perha

doors but i did manage to speak to the president of the security council before that meeting started kristoff has given of germany this month's president he's very concerned about the situation well aware that echo was of now come up with a new 4 point plan but he also stressed to me that it's not very different from the plan that they came up with last week and the problem with their 4 point plan is that the opposition have one very clear demand and that is the resignation of the president and that is not in this 4 point plan not clear at this stage whether the security council issued its own statement whether they're going to back that echo was a plan that we understand the security council going to hear from the head of the u.n. mission in mali and also want to listen i think to the ambassador of new gerrard to try and think here about echo or says thinking new chair happens to be on the security council at the moment and of course the reason the security council is so concerned is that there is a u.n. mission that's been there now for 7 years that most observers believe did pretty good wo

leading off our discussion, nicholas kristoff, co-author of the book "tight rope." he has been in oregon. he's been tear gassed twice. and laurence tribe. thank you. nicholas, you have been there. tell us about the anarchy and the burning of portland. >> so portland is a beautiful city that is completely at odds with president trump's description of it as worse than afghanistan or tucker carlson's description of it as a war zone. there is, obviously, about a two-block area around the federal courthouse named after a legendary senator and governor who was something of a pacifist and the presence of the federal troops has resulted in more and more oregonians turning out to try to protest against what they see as foreign invaders sent by president trump. there are a lot of moms who take up the front row. they link arms. and they try to protect the protesters behind them from being arrested or beaten. simply, if president trump claims this was an effort to bring law and order to the streets of portland, the protests had been subsiding before he sent in those troops. now

he invited kristoff to come to the united states and they had a rip roaring good time, traveling the united states. ike said i'm going to gettysburg but you could go and see the country for yourself. but that is the thing. resort to diplomacy first if you can to avoid war. mind you eisenhower was no dove on defense matters. on the contrary. he invested huge sums in building up our defense establishment. in eisenhower years and this is a number to take away with you, i won't give you many but here is one, in the eisenhower years the united states spent on average 10% of the gdp on defense. 10% of gdp on defense. today we're 3.3%. the size of the economy is different. but a huge summon investing in defense. the man who did so much to alert us to the dangers of the military industrial complex did a lot to build that complex. the u.s. nuclear arsenal absolutely soared in the eisenhower years from a few hundred weapons to well over 20,000 war heads and the b-52 bombers an the atlas and titan and missiles and the undersea polaris missile all came online in eisenhower and he few all about i