and i think what trump is saying, clear said it's like stockholm syndrome. he's holding his base hostage. in ohio, he says there's no voting in 22 or 24 without settling 20. on the one hand, democrats can say that's great news just stay home that's fine right? no voting. but it also means the party is going to follow him. >> yes, i thought that was really the equivalent of waving around a loaded weapon. that threat there. because we already saw play out in georgia while he pursued the conspiracy theories which seem to hurt republican chances there and saying this is gonna happen again. claire mccaskill and jeff sharlet thank you both. as a pacific northwest battles a climate crisis, why is president biden compromising on climate in the bipartisan infrastructure deal? white house communications director kate bedingfield joins me ahead. in me ahead every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the fastest, most reliable network with nat

. >> the chamber in stockholm was packed for the momentous vote.ctronic ballot took less than 20 seconds to confirm. the prime minister is the first swedish premier to lose a confidence vote. he sat impassively on the front row as his coalition disintegrated. he is a former union boss fame for his negotiating skills. since an inconclusive election in 2018, his social democrats have governed in a minority coalition while needing support of smaller parties to get votes through parliament. his government proposals to reform sweden's strict rent control system proved to be a redline for the left party, who warned they would bring down the government unless the proposals were withdrawn. >> we kept our word. >> he now has one week to decide whether to call a snap election or resign and give the speaker of parliament the task of finding a replacement. >> regardless of what happens now, my party and myself will, together with others, be available to shoulder the responsibility of leading the country. my primary focus has always been, is and will always be

this restaurant in stockholm is filled with the smells of smoke and roasted dishes, but there is no electric or gas stove anywhere in sight. the head chef nicholas that hooked his dishes on an open fire. open fire cooking. it's kinda like music. it's not electric nukes. think it's like analog music. it's more like a guitar, you know, compared to an electric guitar in a, you know, a regular guitar. so it's very kind of like back to nature as you, the fire, the cooking nicholas ex, that's values authenticity. he wants his dishes to give insight into his homeland suite. it like the c. we cooked on the grill and served with gallops coast and call me along with a ro, clean and caviar the me. the fire and the smoke and all the woods give a completely different character to the food. so basically it can the navy and food usually is pretty bland. so the sweet or acidity and but here you get that grilled flavor through it that open fire. cooking character chopping light is part of the kitchen routine. x that uses only birchwood. it burns without giving off sparks and developed a pleasant aroma even u

the bureau chief and one day there was a soviet submarine that was allegedly trapped in the bay of stockholm mr. bradley was intrigued. i got up there and spent the night on the floor of the church and the next day looking for a submarine that we never saw i thought to myself what am i doing here? that is the moment after 15 or 18 years you start thinking about the next case and i did and a year later i was working for random house. >> one of the things that became a kind of specialty i suppose was publishing the previous, future presidents. on this earlier one you encountered was jimmy carter and rosalynn carter. what was that book like? >> as everybody will recall they got back in 1980 they were young and they were broke. one of the things carter was going to do is write. when i got to random house i was sent a few paragraphs of something they wanted to do about the fact that we were there ten years longer. anyway that became a book called everything to gain, making the rest of your life which is a book about what to do with those years. he and rosalynn were trying to write it together and

we're looking at volvo ipo, likely in stockholm. it could be anywhere in the next few months.es say they could be looking to raise through the listing. yousef: thank you for that. bloomberg's tom mackenzie. a quick update, unless hour or so, a bloomberg screw the scoop. another dominant appears to have fallen, led be alibaba in the provincial government, nearing a deal to buy a stake in the retail, the chinese be talking, that is according to people familiar with the matter. we will be watching this in the coming hours. dani: we should also mention a majority owner which tease me up perfectly so what we will be discussing. that is, if anyone was under a rock, coming home. ryan sterling, making a decisive rate through against germany to undo 55 years of hurt for england. how did sterling do after the game? a great pun there. we discussed that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back. england and a 55 year wait for a knockout with jeremy. making through to your against ukraine. the decisive breakthrough when you push the ball into the net in the 75th minute, this would no

a26—year—old man was knifed to death at this illegal rave and it was at an industrial unit on stockholmt around ten to midnight, they treated the man and he was pronounced dead at the scene and they were trying to establish his identity and contact his family. 16—year—old boy he was arrested was rushed to hospital with head injuries but his injuries are not thought to be life threatening. thank you very much. our correspondence the latest. thousands of people in bangladesh are scrambling to leave the capital dhaka to head to rural areas before the start of monday's new nationwide lockdown. under tough new measures, people have been told they will only be able to leave their homes in an emergency. it comes as a surge of cases of the delta variant has swept across the country which the government has described as "dangerous and alarming". our correspondent akbar hossain has the latest from dhaka. people who are living in the capital, dhaka, ahead of lockdown say that they do not have any choice but to flee from the city. most of the people earn on a daily basis. they will have no work whi

politicians in stockholm are divided over the issue of controlling rents for newly built apartments — bitcoin and etherium have continued to plummet as china stepped up its crackdown on cryptocurrency mining in various provinces. concerns over how much energy the process uses had led the authorities to shut down some of the world's biggest mining operations. japan has lifted its state of health emergency in tokyo and eight other districts, one month before the olympic games are due to start. it means bars and restaurants will reopen but with strict rules in place. customers can only visit in ones or twos, for 90 minutes at a time, and venues must also close by 8pm. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the plight of wedding djs — dancing indoors is still not allowed in england and outdoors strongly discouraged. some djs haven't worked for 15 months. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world trade centre, armed with pistols and shotguns. we believe that, according to international law, that we have a rightful claim to certain parts of this country as our land. i

stockholm up .8% come in line with the rest of the european space despite the fact it looks like we couldtowards elections. we've seen politics in france starting to gather pace as well from a volatility point of view. who knows who will win next year's election. let's talk about where we are seeing the sector rotation story emerge. the cars are doing well. the auto sector of 3%. chemicals are up, basic resources have bounced back. a stabilization in the commodity market from a metals point of view. health care has been doing well. you're getting a flip of what you saw towards the back end of last week. concerned about the value trade started to emerge. insurance flatlining, utilities flatlining. you're looking at the bond proxies at the bottom. the cyclical stocks starting to come back. let's look at individual names. some numbers a few days back. the stock has continued to decline precipitously since that happened. we are down another 2.4%. the stock coming down sharply and showing no signs of stabilization. keep an eye on that one. michelin, backed what is happening with the auto secto

the seen and unseen moments from president biden m summit with putin including immediate's case of stockholm syndrome but first, joe don't know, that is the focus of tonight's angle. there is no way to spin it, president biden's first foreign trip was an unmitigated disaster. even jill's goofy jacket couldn't save it. time magazine's stupid cover couldn't frame it and biden himself couldn't explain it so he reverted to tedious aphorisms. >> that all express and is the proof of the pudding is in the eating. >> proof is in the pudding? never heard that before. if there's any doubt about what a complete flop this is, after biden emerged from his 3-hour meeting with vladimir putin, had a total meltdown with his own, shop, the us press corps. >> that would you rate his behavior, mister president? >> i said what will change the being here is the standing in the world. >> he denied any involvement in cyberattacks. >> you don't understand that. >> caitlin collins posted comments and questions. she was trying to get at what incentive is there for putin to stop cyberattacks on the united states. the a

it is worth mentioning something that the stockholm —based journalist philip 0'connor tweeted earlierpture the mood in the parking stadium after christian eriksen collapsed, he said finish fans were chancing christian and danish fans chanted ericsson back. everyone's faults with the young man receiving medical treatment. we can speak to someone who knows directly what this awful experience is like. you will remember the name, a cardiologist absent bart centre in london who, by a complete moment of happy good fortune was in the stadium watching when the footballer fabrice muamba collapsed, the bolton player, back in 2012. doctor, thank you very much for being with us on bbc news. i cannot imagine what you were thinking when you heard about this. . ~ , ., , , this. thank you. the first thing is to say that _ this. thank you. the first thing is to say that all — this. thank you. the first thing is to say that all our _ this. thank you. the first thing is to say that all our thoughts - this. thank you. the first thing is to say that all our thoughts go i this. thank you. the first thing i

the seen and unseen moments from biden summit with putin, including a case of let's just call it stockholm syndrome with old joe. but first, joe don't know. that is the focus of tonight "angle." there is simply no way to spend it at this point. president biden's first foreign trip was an unmitigated disaster. even jill's goofy jacket couldn't save it. "time" magazine's stupid cover couldn't frame it. and biden himself, well come he couldn't explain it. so he reverted to tedious aphorisms. >> that old expression goes, the proof of the pudding is in the eating. >> the proof is in the pudding. oh, never heard that before. if there's any doubt about what a complete flop this was, well, that doubt was erased after biden emerged from his three hour meeting with vladimir putin, well, he had a total meltdown with his own comms shop, sorry, i meant the u.s. press corps. >> reporter: how do you know he will change his behavior, mr. president? >> why did i say i was confident? i said what will change the behavior is if the rest of the world diminishes the standing -- go >> reporter: he has denied any

police found the victim in an industrial unit at stockholm road and he was pronounced dead at the sceneseason tickets for travel in and out of london can be used from today. rail passengers can buy eight tickets for travel between two named train stations to use any time over 28 days. the department for transport says the flexible ticket could potentially save two and three day—a—week commuters hundreds of pounds every year. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. just minor delays on the dlr. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. it's a mostly dry start to the day. plenty of cloud. mild out there. the heavy rain from last night has cleared but there could still be a few showers lingering on and we will see that cloud thin and break as we head through the morning to give us some spells of brightness and sunshine. where we get the extra heat in the sunshine, there could also be thunderstorms developing in the second half of the day. watch out for some heavy downpours, maybe a rumble or two of thunder. top tem

daniel: what was decided that we will seek the opportunity to be listed in stockholm, nasdaq stock exchanget have any time requirement. we believe with the market and its regulators we will come wit. >> will you be looking for evaluation -- valuation above daimler? >> we cannot say. we are targeted to beat daimler because of the g.e. investment stake. but we have a very good valuation by the market. >> and an i.p.o. in september of this year? >> we will see, you know, the communications between our team with the regulators and also potential investors. and we don't have any pressure on the time line. but we believe we can move quite fast. >> could you make apple's car? >> i think-the-possible -- it's possible new car development ideas. >> including apple's car? >> the apple car itself, smaller cars with all the best features with connectivity, shared mobility and to provide the best user experience. >> ok. have you or any of the team at geely had any conversations with apple? >> no. >> but you would welcome that conversation? >> yes. for your information, we are open to -- with our strategi

. >> you might say that that's a sort of response you'd expect in a stockholm syndrome sort of situationter] >> is that your point? that it's the fact that they're not behaving as a government, the fact they're not literally requiring you to do it at the point of a gun doesn't mean there aren't things that are happening that r anti-competitive? >> with technology we often say it's all operational, but there's a sort of tipping of the entire society into dependence on certain things. certainly platforms, such that just as a kind of subjective experience, it certainly doesn't feel operational. can you not have a smart phone? maybe, but life would be kind of hard, so it's a matter of sort of conditioning what's possible and that happens-- it doesn't happen through legislation, it happens through these kinds of consolidations of economic power. >> got it. thank you. >> okay. very good. well, thank you. this has been enlightening and i think we're going to have a number of follow-ups as some of the senators have mentioned with follow-up questions. i think, as i said at the beginning of the he

robert stockholm of pinnacle classical academy and zachary moreau of burns high school will spend one week in washington learning about the structure and function of the federal government. this opportunity through the american legion is important and i'm confident these two young men will make the most of this experience. congratulations to both zachary and robert on this significant accomplishment. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for less than one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. madam speaker, i was not recorded on h.r. 391, the vote that occurred shortly or a while ago. had i been recorded, my vote would have basketball in the affirmative. and -- would have been in the the affirmative. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: thank you, madam speaker. recently the nation