busy lee, ukraine's president marked to some of victory de, suggesting russia's invasion is equal to that of nazi germany. brought him into lensky, says evil has returned to ukraine in a different uniform for the same purpose. people in the philippines of 18 for the next president's 10 candidates vying for the top job front run out sudden and mock with judea cost his balance. earlier, he is the son of a controversial school model. a curfew has been imposed into like his capital earlier police fire to tear gas and use water cannon to break up a fight between rival government groups. supporters of prime minister my end to roger packs, gathered outside his residence colombo, off to protest as heckled him in a public appearance on sunday. at least 20 people were injured in fighting with protested demanding resignation. the president and government. or this whole time and often others, his life was in columbia. manella tell us what the latest was basically after that clam down in a bid to put the handle on the sort of clashes that broke out between the supporters. essentially, the support

english tutor moved and to san francisco state university where he graduated with a degree in business. the lee brothers and their wives jobs and decided to pool their resources saving up about $40,000 and 1984, we decided to buy a small coffee shop bakery neighborhood coffee shop cause bakery at the time. it's called. >> at the end of that very first day of business. he says they are $300. >> that is when the leaves discovered their fridge inspired pastry treats were hit. here's the story behind the recipe and they not need. yes, my maya us with a bait thos a meaty fence you know, said because we a abundance in our culture. today. these cakes are produced in abundance. approximately one only and pieces a year after starting with about 12 workers, mostly family relocating to the east bay, the sugar bowl bakery now has around 600 employees working in their 2 factories in hayward and atlanta, georgia. >> and is one of the largest certified minority owned bakeries in america. earning the this special shout out by did president barack obama. >> with a lot of hard work and a little luck. the sugar b

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john lee wants to establish a more fair book, favorable business environment. he claims what ours plans in particular well, we don't know his plans because he has not laid out any plans. he plans cheery, 5, hong kong economy and but he didn't give out any details yet. the business sector is very concerned about it, whether johnny will lose enough covert restrictions, especially the border controls that have left hong kong and and his residence a more less cut off as it's rifles open up. but i only only said that he will prioritize reopening borders. with china, it's a signal that an immediate policy you turn is not a possible joselet, a talk a bit more about the business community in hong kong, a number of western multi nationals have been congratulating john lee via a newspaper ads. tell us more about the challenging situation, but many of these companies find themselves in or yes, western companies and hong kong are facing increasingly, you know, precarious position in hong kong. are they adopting a more progressive? you know, a stance. i, you know, in a west

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business home. at a recent press conference, lee pledged to solidify the city's international role. n you say right now to reassure the international community that hong kong is back open for business? >> covid is not going to live with us forever. at some stage, it will be under control. it is important that we will do a good partisan act so that on the one hand, we will keep the disease under control. but at the same time, we will allow business to go about. >> reporter: lee also vowed to boost housing supply and press ahead with article 23, a security measure that was shelved in 2003 after 500,000 people marched against it. with dissent now stifled, protests are not expected to get in the way. >> the hong kong government you could say is caught in a dilemma. they are supposed to be accountable to the central government. but they're also supposed to be accountable locally. the scentral government is now emphasizing the vertical aspect. this accountability-up. >> reporter: if everything goes to plan, lee will be sworn in on july the 1st. exactly halfway through 50 years of "one coun

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you're up to date now, stephen b, it's lee is here with business up. next, we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour. i'm jarrett great in go lane. thanks for watching she with ah ah, european leaders take their case for banning russian oil to smaller communities across the block. we'll visit a german refinery town supplies. almost all the gasoline and nearby berlin were concerns are rising over oil deliveries and jobs. also on the show and legal drugs are big business and business has been good during the pandemic. now, mexican cartels appeared to be deepening their ties to cocaine growers in columbia . hello, welcome to the show. i'm see from beardsley in berlin. you leaders continued to push their plant a ban oil imports from russia by year's end, despite reservations among some members. now even here in germany where the government is behind the policy, big questions do remain, including in the small town of fate, that's near the country's border with polen. it's also the location of a large refinery that is partly owned by russian o

business. steven bit, it's lee joins me now in the studio. steven, welcome. now this is the biggest rate. hi. can the u. s, in more than 20 years. what does it mean for the u. s. and so the global economy. yeah, this is a large increase and it does show the urgency right now with which the u. s. wants to fight inflations. you mentioned inflation hitting a decades long, high, and it's causing a lot of problems. unlike here, it's driven only in part by energy there. it's also, if you remember the general stimulus packages that the u. s. released multiple times or recent years to fight the cronum pandemic release, the effects of it, and that's also help drive up inflation. now what we've seen is that markets are somewhat relieved because though this was a large hike, it wasn't as large as some had feared. so they are sort of responding positively, you know, remember that the finish run to walk a fine line here. it has to try and fight inflation, but it can't do too much. remember that raising business interest rates, it cuts into business profits, essentially. so on the one side it needs to figh

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and that volatility can lead to a lot of down rudely revise. such limitations goes from businesses and consumers in lee to lot less hoarding restaurant. thank you so much for your insight. richard richard siegel is a reach research analyst with the london based financial institution, ambrosia capital. thank you for joining us on counting the cost now as temperature, sword to an old time high in india. so did the demand for electricity. but due to the countries worse power crisis in 6 years, air conditioners machines and lights have been switched off for long hours during the day. the main reason for the shortage, not enough coal. the fossil fuel accounts for more than 70 percent of a countries electricity generation. and india is the world's 2nd largest producer and consumer of coal. but socks is said to be critically low in $108.00 of it's $173.00 power plants. imports are becoming more and affordable as the war in ukraine drives the prices of coal and natural gas. up joining us now to talk more about the power crisis in india is a v booty gog. who's in you deli, she's india, lead energy economies at

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is what -- this is what john lee had to say about making hong kong more competitive. >> we must expand our international connectivity and establish a more favorable business environment and increase our overall competitiveness. >> as expected, not much seen on the protest frontier yesterday with john lee's election. >>haslinda, when it comes to the philippines, how consequential, certainly very symbolic, is this election? >> it is more than symbolic. it is consequential and pivotal. the person elected as president today will shape not just the future of the country but also the past. remember 36 years ago millions of filipinos took to the streets to out then president ferdinand marcos. his government was brutal. his government was corrupt. in the 20 years he was in power he imposed martial law. this meant people were tortured. he looted and estimated $10 billion from the country. most of which has yet to be recovered by subsequent governments. now, 36 years on we have his only son being one of the two leading candidates for president. he has used his political career to pretty much reinvented the government of his father and is touting it as a golden era

he is set up an introduction between his dad, the vice president, and a shady chinese business man named jonathan leetel lobby. that meeting was as sweet as apple pie. the two shook hands and it was later described as a good social meeting, and the reward was even better. just like that, the biden family was offered a $20 million fortune ten years later. a full 10% stake in a chinese finance company directly backed by the communist party. and to sweeten the deal, hunter got to sit on their board and play businessman. but the best part of it, the bidens finally had some street cred in china. no better time to milk dirty chinese money than when joe had some bills to pay and hunter had a crack addiction to fund. so in 2015, the bidens began cashing in checks from a giant chinese energy conglomerate that serves as the arm of the communist parties road initiative a direct national security threat to the united states. it wasn't just hunter. even joe's own brother jim got involved. the two of them raked in almost $5 million from these chinese, most from consulting fees. it didn't take a genius to realize t

anything to protect the comfortable social media feed from bad news, mister or business, as usual with russia. ukraine lee over these calls from western officials that he should concede part of its territory in the name of peace. we haven't heard from your cranium presidential advisor, alex restore that you told those officials to go ask them much proposals to trade. ukrainian territory even a little bit crazy. our children dying soldiers, a stopping shells of their own bodies, and they're telling us how to sacrifice all territories. this will never happen. why such strong words? well, the conflict clearly is not going very well for ukraine on your screen right now. you should be able to see a map of the current hostilities throughout the conflict and by the looks of it, it looks like the ukrainian military has lost quite a bit of ground. now this is a open source map, not an official source. we have a lot of sense when you consider ukraine just recently surrendered as of stolen mario pal. and we just heard from the guns people's republic, governments that they've re taken 95 percent of the territory of g

business. lisa: and frank lee that has been underscored in the past six months because it has all been sector by sector what has done well and what has not done well. what are you doing? tom: i just learned here, it is like an old chrysler van, i've got a coffee cup sitting here. lisa: it is really lovely. tom: i can put my coffee cup there. my tang, it fits the tang size as well. it is very cool. [laughter] lisa: we are enjoying london. tom: we are enjoying london. we are even on speaking terms, even better. dow futures up 18, this is an important interview as we talked to jordan rochester, a different view, george sarah vallas, a global head of fx on deutsche bank. on radio and television, good morning. ♪ ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, i'm ritika gupta. wes johnson says there is no point in negotiating with vladimir putin. the british prime ministers sat down for an interview bloomberg. how can you deal with a crocodile when it is in the middle of eating her left leg? what's the negotiation? that is what putin is doing. he will try to freeze the conflict, he wi

business world, because people like me are really unwelcome today. i have lost all my stores in the shopping mall because the land owner needs to pledge allegiance to the power and i hopejohn lee business returning to more of a fair play. [30 returning to more of a fair play. do ou returning to more of a fair play. do you have hope that he will be open to that, that that will change? personally, 50%, at best. we all know his role during the extradition treaty, in protest, for him to do this, i think treaty, in protest, for him to do this, ithink it treaty, in protest, for him to do this, i think it is a solution. but it is quite, in a contradiction to his previous role, before he was chief executive, so i would give it 50%, i would try to remain as optimistic as possible, because it is the only way that he will be able to solve the polarisation of hong kong. needless to say, the need to stamp the outflow of art talents in hong kong, if he is able to solve the housing problem. is hong kong, if he is able to solve the housing problem.— hong kong, if he is able to solve the housing problem. is there the opportunity _ the housing problem. is there the opportunity for— the housing

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business. at the very least, i think john lee has expressed, he understands the importance of this, and he willork very hard along with the financial community to set the conditions in place so we can make it happen. i think it will be a gradual opening, whether it is 30 months, -- 3 months, i can say. rishaad: robert, thank you for putting up with me. haslinda: still to come, some of america's biggest retailers have trimmed their profit forecast. more details on that just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: technology driving the hand hanging index down. vhs tech all by nearly 5%. -- the hstech off by nearly 5%. the crackdown is affecting all the major tech players, all the members of the hstech index are in the red. haslinda: that's right, it is not just hstech, global tech as a whole has been sold off in a big way. the s&p dropped 4%, the plunge in consumers shares was more than 6%. how the big-box retailers have stoped inflation. >> you have two big-box retailers, target and retailer both saying cost surges and inflation are hitting their bottom line, also causing the consumer perhaps to h

susan lee from fox business with the details.push away from gas guzzling cars. not the case though according to standard and poors and that is the world's largest stock indexing company and that means trillions of investigators dollars are pegged on the companies they include or exclude from their indices. as you can imagine elon musk was not happy about the decision. he tweeted that exxon is rated top ten best in the world for environmental social and governance esd for short by s&p while tesla didn't make the list. esd is a scheme weapon iced by phoney social justice warriors and followed up by saying s&p lost its integrity. it's truex on made the list but so did apple microsoft amazon jp morgan and s&p justified their decision to exclude tesla by saying a decline in criteria level scores related to tesla's low carbon and codes of business conduct. now, as you know, tesla has been sued for racism, harassment in california. they're under investigation by dozens of crashes and they had to pay a fine in germany for left over batte

lee up being more attention to wiki. we hope to see them through hillman without again, business on morality has also taken the 1st steps in the right direction. now it is up to the estimated 300 other businesses in body who still use a lot of dirty energy to follow his lead. unlike apaloosa, contamination of marine and violence can be harder to detect, especially when it's done illegally. one culprit ships polluting the world's oceans with oily waste water as that a bottle of discoloured whistles, bypass involvement, laws to save time and money with disastrous consequences. ah, this shaky video was filmed secretly inside of a think of ship secretly, because he shows something that should not be there. did you see it? that's what it again. there it is. ah, this is a bail to bump. chips use it to a legally damp toxic wasting the ocean facebook is, is called belt dumping and it's causing one of the worst environmental disasters at see 1st, let's look at what builds water is. a belt is the lowest spot of a ship, but the 2 sites meet the edge water is the water that accumulates here except it's not exactly water. ringback s

business. ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke with the owner and has more on the attack that was caught on camera. surveillance video shows several armed men converging on three victims in the parking lot in oakland's diamond district. everything happened so fast. it happened behind la perla, puerto rican cuisine on fruitvale avenue and your 5 80 at about seven wednesday night. restaurant owner gabriel ortiz was hanging out with two friends just minutes before closing. i just come out from the side of the truck with the gun to my buddy's face. i stepped back and i got a gun to my back. the men wore masks and yelled out demands. give it up! give it up! you know? give it up. closer look, ortiz was himself armed with a gun. one of the robbers took it away and i was getting ready to pull my firearm and this guy was right right behind me. so it was already a tussle for him knowing that had a gun, he said, get his gun. his gun. so that was a game changer says he tried to calm them down. chill chill. it's alright, chill . do you guys want chill cash and ortiz is gold necklace. moments before the robbery

really important actually for our businesses who've invested so much to bring their their parklets into the design guidelines, which are ada accessible councilmember emirates lee says many restaurants have been threatened with lawsuits for their parklets not being ada compliant the city's new parklet rules force businesses to meet those requirements. we see this as an important. you know an important step to protect the future of vitality of the downtown but also to preserve the businesses that have struggled so hard to be here, but does not have a grant program in place to help parklets pay for the construction. that is something lee says could change lewis cohen the president of the san mateo business association says the program is great, but he thinks the city should be able to do more to help i think in this case they could do a little better and i think they're tempting to you know, it's a work in progress in san mateo ryan curry abc 7 news. the market managed to eke out a small. to read this monday closing in the green across the board. the dow added 84 points closing at 33,061 the nasdaq gained more than 200 the s&p. up 23 all businesses are the backbo

business. mark: welcome back america senator mike lee is a fantastic senator.lito, who happens to be an old friend of mine too. and i don't know how you pull this off, but you have come out with a book, called saving nine. the fight against the the left's plan to pack the supreme court and destroy american liberty. the timing could not be better, i say maybe send a thank you note to protesters, but maybe not. among other things, you say in your book, you talk about the purpose of this supreme court. what is the purpose of the supreme court? to find out what is polling? to make law? to amen the constitution? -- amend the constitution or do as this court appears reading to to in abortion case. >> to decide cases or controversy brought before the jurisdiction of the court of, they interpret ambiguities of the law. their role is to not decide what is fair or good policy. supreme court's role, role of the federal courts, is to interpret the law. to decide what it means to decide the cases in controversy over the meaning. mark: what if the constitution says, absolute

job will be done by the selection committee that has drawn from hong kong business and political elite. now we expect that john lee will easily cross the $750.00 vote threshold, which is what is required to become the next elected leader of hong kong. that result will be expected in the next couple of hours. now john lee, of course, was z, former security chief here in hong kong. he was a courier policeman in the police force for round about 40 years. and of course, he's very closely identified with the protest in 2019 he was responsible for the more assertive police tactics when tear gas was used when rubber bullets were used . and on occasion also live rounds to disperse crowd. so in the eyes of many hong kong people, he has a very controversial figure. but crucially he has the backing of beijing and commentator saying he's now being rewarded for that loyalty. of course, you know, getting the loyalty of hong kong people is going to be harder getting their trust is going to be a lot more difficult. say commentators he has said that universal suffrage will not be his priority. if he becomes leader. he still says i

busy from the line in hong kong, beijing loyalist john lee has been elected as the administration's new leader, the former security chief won over 99 percent of the votes cast by the largely pro beijing election committee. now lee was the only candidate for the job receiving more than 1400 votes, far exceeding the 751 votes he needed to win. and of course, this was the highest level of support for the administration's top position. he is known for his loyalty to the chinese government and close ties with beijing. but although lee has china's back thing, he previously courted controversy and hong kong with his role and overseeing a crackdown on demonstrations in 2018. those protests rocks the financial hub and eventually led to beijing, introducing a security law. the critics claim has stifled descent. 3 years of covered turmoil and the restrictions have contributed to an economic decline along with arise and unemployment with a large number of people leaving the territory. professor, you, you chin a senior fellow at china's red minute university. so the most important goal for the new c

business and political elite. a committee vetted by a panel that included john lee. adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong ah, look at the main stories, the sour ukrainian present laudermill zalinski is saying more than 300 civilians had been sheltering naples besieged as alf style plant have been evacuated. hundreds of people have been trapped under the industrial facility for 2 months. sheltering from the a constant bombardment with little food or water president says the efforts will now focus on removing the wounded and medics from the facility is i'll stop. lanta has been the last hold out for ukrainian forces as well in the strategic came port in port city. as i beg, has more on this now from ukraine. we have heard from the deputy prime minister here saying to old women children and have been evacuated. but that hasn't been confirmed by the united nations old international committee of the red cross to over think that the several challenges around your backdating people that has the ongoing fighting. but this does come ahead of may, the 9th, which is russia victory

as hong kong's leader, lee says he will focus on restoring business confidence to safeguard the statusinancial hub, and he says that goes hand-in-hand with a clear covid-19 strategy. with its border effectively closed for the past two years, hong kong has seen an exodus of residents at ex-pats. john lee's challenge will be winning back the international business community's trust, while still showing little to -- showing loyalty to beijing and its covid-19 zero policy. haidi: let's get you straight to hong kong where stephen engle is standing by with our next guest. stephen: thanks a lot. let's get right to our conversation now with bernard chan, convene or of the hong kong executive council, which of course is carrie lam's cabinet. the is also the chairman of asia financial holdings. so he is a businessman, also very much involved in politics, and has helped advise john lee. thank you so much for joining us. john lee has talked about this being a new chapter of stability for hong kong. how is it going to be different when, let's talk frankly here. he will be getting his marching order

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business and political elite. a committee vetted by a paddle, that included john lee. adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong ah, hello, you're watching out here. these are the stories we're following. this. our 1st to breaking news and ukraine's deputy prime minister says, all women, children, and elderly people have been brought out of the. the sage still works. plant in that mary, a poll for wakes about $200.00 civilians were sheltering with ukrainian soldiers in the underground tunnels and bunkers of the sprawling complex. the still works has been the last pocket of resistance in the southern port city. russian missiles, meanwhile, have here ukraine's southern port city of odessa. they reportedly struck close to the airport and city center. in the past week, several towns in that region have been targeted by missile attacks brazil's luez in a c o, lula da silva, has launched his presidential campaign and promised to rebuild a deeply divided brazil, ravaged by the pandemic and economic crisis. it left us later is trying to unseat the far right incumbent at jaya bol. scen

lee has huge challenges. he need to bring the society together. he need to reopen hong kong to foreign business interests. he hopefully will need to visit to the united states or many other european countries and japan and australia, canada. you name it to make sure the hong kong is here to stay at the one country to system will remain in effect up to 2047. and hong kong will continue to practice capitalism with hong kong characteristics, with the rule of law, with the dollar. we've talked about his engagement with various different capital and he can't set foot in the us because he's sanctioned by the u. s. and obviously the crackdown in hong kong has left a bitter taste in the mouth of as many foreign leaders. i'm curious about where steve, you think this might be going in terms of how hong kong is going to be perceived in the eyes of the rest of the world and, and how china is playing its cards yet? well, i think china just created a moral hazard. full leaders of them will take the more credit countries in europe and north america. if they accept john needs to with it. then they basically are telling o

that task falls to an election committee drawn from hong kong business and political elite, a committee vetted by a panel that included john lee, adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong. ah, ah, look at the main stories, the sour ukrainian president ramirez zalinski, is saying more than 300 civilians who have been sheltering variables besieged exhausted plant have been evacuated. hundreds of people have been trapped under the industrial facility for 2 months sheltering from the constant bombardment with little.

business and political elite. a committee vetted by a panel that included john lee, adrian brown, al jazeera, hong kong, $100.00 microns, have been rescued off italy's coast. the italian coast guard says 2 bodies were found in the water, migrants will on a boat that run aground and overturned of the southern coast. italian media reports a most of them were from afghanistan. while fi is inside barriers, chris sonia sc region have killed at least 5 people. at least 300 firefighters battling the blazes and the region has been placed on the states of emergency. the russian region has been devastated by large scale fires over recent years. on to say they're releasing record amounts of greenhouse gases. ah, this is al jazeera, these you top stories, ukraine and russia say all civilians have been evacuated from the besieged as of stalls. steel wicks, women, children, and elderly residents with motto pole. i've been trapped inside for months off to taking shell to that as rush intensified at the tax on the city. the fate of ukrainian soldiers holding out in the facility is unclear. the director of the u. s . intelligence agenc

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let's get the read on this with susan lee of fox business and john caldwell and kelly o'grady all thingsve issue. a lot of people are saying, great, we need the help anything we can get. others say wait a minute, i paid mine, my parents helped me pay and now we can't get in on this. how much is this festering? >> yeah, i mean, i can tell you, i'm still paying off student loans so i'm in that camp that, you know, dealing with this, but i've talked to a number of folks from business school and whatnot and frustrated, because some of them have paid that off and they're out there, you know, earning money from their new jobs and saying, okay, well, that would have been great. i would have loved to save that money that is now going to be forgiven by the administration and what i'm hearing is a lot of people are saying this is just a policy move. this is just, hey, i want to get people to vote for me in the next election, let's just give money, let's make people go to the polls and think, i want to do this. so there's a lot of frustration among the people i'm talking to. >> and i talked to the

business and political lead . a 11500 members. ringback in total and it's expected john lee as i say, we'll cross that threshold of $750.00 votes, which is what he needs to become the next leader of this territory. now john lee, as you rightly point out, was a performance security chief here. he was also a courier policeman, spending 40 years in the police force, and i think beijing really likes his kind of tough guy image. his loyalty to beijing is unquestioned. he played an instrumental role in the protest here in 20192020, suppressing those protests. he endorsed the use of rubber bullets of tear gas and occasionally live rounds. he also played a key role in the implementation of a new national security law. which beijing impose on hong kong in 2020, which effectively criminalizes all forms of protest. the question is, you know, john lee has the backing of beijing, but can he get the trust of the people? the 4500000 registered voters of hong kong, who of course, will have no say in the selection. now moline, china had promised hong kong would be able to select it's the to