joining me is the cfo ingo jeroen uytdehaage.t with the wirecard phenomenon, can you give me some perspective on how many clients you got from wirecard and how much more juice you can get from that? ingo: the wirecard situation is not good for the industry. the big difference for our company is we saly -- we see some impact where merchants are switching. what isost impacted by happening around us as a result of debt level and the macro economic circumstances. alix: which will get in one second. one more thought on wirecard. there is a narrative that due to wirecard and the criticism that german regulatory agencies fell asleep on the job, they might see more regulation in the payment sector. what are your conversations around that right now? ingo: the regulatory landscape is changing quickly. anything we can do to have trust is important, so if there are changing regulations we will comply with that. it is good to make sure companies like wirecard do not exist. alix: does that mean you would welcome regulation? ingo: if you look a

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may 18th his cause of death was a gunshot wound and it is being investigated as murder right even ingo dela cruz jr was found march 14th his cause of death was a gunshot wound and as it was part of a triple homicide there is greater for wayne sawyer was found arson bit of a cause of death has not been released but fall play has not been ruled out and then finally shelby tyler jones was found march 1st and he was killed by a gunshot wounds go what number 6 of questions there definitely number questions there richard thank you so much for breaking all that down for us always a pleasure having your own thank you very much thank you all righty everybody that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we are told that we love to tell you all i love you i robot meter and i'm really surprised keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and night everybody. we. thank. you. a short time ago an american air play run by hiroshima. state not claiming any thing in the photo. how until you. can it's. like most americans growing up after the war the bombs were a gre

may 18th his cause of death was a gunshot wound and it is being investigated as murder right even ingo dela cruz jr was found march 14th his cause of death was a gunshot wound and as it was part of a triple homicide rate there for wayne sawyer was about arson bit of a cause of death has not been released but fall play has not been ruled out and then finally shelby tyler jones was found march 1st and he was killed by a gunshot was code number of questions there definitely a number of questions there rachel thank you so much for breaking all that down for us always a pleasure having you on thank you very much thank you all righty everybody that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we are told we are not so i told you all i love you i robot and i mean we should probably keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and like everybody. summer solution where every summer we look at solutions all the problems they conquer on every other month of the year now today recovering to globalization the dollar is asian and china for cation process which is game

what we need to do now, and other ingos, we need to start giving psychology first aid, first layer ofng to talk to the children, trying to get them to over come the strtrauma, and understand in their own ways and comprehend and accept and then we will have to take them through a very long process of psychosocial support so they are able to over come this on the longer run. but it will be a long process is and then of course, you have the children who have lost their parents, you have the unaccompanied or separated children, you have children who have seen you know, horrendous scenes. so, it will take a lot of time. it's not, it's not beyond repair. but it will take a lot of time and effort, yeah. >> it is a community pulling together and you can see that in beirut, and across lebanon. thank you so much for talking with us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> well the u.s. president took a victory lap sunday, celebrating his newly signed virus relief package. but there are questions about how and whether his measures will work. back with that in a moment. we live with at&t and we are well

ingo expected to mention things that happened this summer that brought bied enand sanders supportersing to to work on nge,gs like climate change, criminal justice reform and health care, mostly theoretical academic stuff that most voters won't read but to biedern and sanders it was a big dealed. ltden needs his polit kalt machine, sanders needs biden to take his ideas seriously. they met in the middle and dersght we'll see how sanders retu returns the favor. >> o'donnell: ed o'keefe, thank you as some 12% of bernie sander supporters crossed party lines and voted for donald trump in the 2016 election, according to some analysis from the university of massachusetts, that is why this is all significant. ahead we're going to hear from former presidentate-- presidential candidate and senator berny sanders and former first lady michelle bama. ♪ love them, hate their laundry, protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria. detergent alone can't. lysol. what it takes to protect. ® who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those slee

may 18th his cause of death was a gunshot wound and it is being investigated as murder right even ingo dela cruz jr was found in march 14th his cause of death was a gunshot wound and as it was part of a triple homicide rate there for wayne sawyer was about arson bit a cause of death has not been released but all play has not been ruled out and then finally shelby tyler jones was found in march 1st and he was killed by a gunshot wounds go on a number of questions there definitely a number of questions there rachel thank you so much for breaking all that down for us always a pleasure having you on thank you very much thank you all righty everybody that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we are told that we are loved so i tell you all i love you i am i robot and i'm really surprised keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and night everybody. almost and illegal takeover of the government by a small group. rather than revolution results so just that's good information when you have a tiny drip of people who have all the power you must have som

well ingo sans gun is a scientist at the alfred wagner institute and he led the analysis on this in this report into the ice loss and joins me live now from bremerhaven germany so really some shocking numbers we were looking at there that you will be very familiar with in this report a record amount of ice lost in 2019 did did scientists predict this could happen. yeah thank you mary i'm so we already knew from where they turned also from field expedition so 2900 was a warm summer with a lot of melting greenland under some of the data we analyzed and finally gave proof that 2019 set the new record in terms of mass loss so we were surprised to some extent yes because the previous mass loss record in 2012 that had been considered like. event of the century repeated just within 7 years. what about that worst case scenario about the the entire ice sheet melting is that is that something that could that could happen. it is definitely something that could happen but it may take some 1000000 you know 2 to really disintegrate the ice sheet to a large extent so all our study rather shows that we

us ingoing to be joining a moment.e talking about earnings and gold prices later on and we will do that with the executive chairman of australia's biggest mining. finally, responsible investing. what is deutsche bank's head of esg has to say and is it getting traction in this part of the world? this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is almost 11:00 a.m. in singapore and hong kong. welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia." rishaad: here is a look at our top stories. gold ending a week of wild swings just below its all-time high up about 30% this year. we will be discussing its prospects with evolution mining. haslinda: singapore banks brave for a surge in loans as the coronavirus hammers the economy. we are joined exclusively by the chairman of ocbc. rishaad: and india-china relations dipping again as well. increasingly facing pushback around the world. haslinda: let's do a check on the markets right now. ,sian markets off session lows but still in negative territory. trading currently down by 0.1%. after erasing losses for the gear ye