alisa: i am alisa parenti from washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology." presidents trump and putin had their first confirmed meeting today in hamburg. trump confronted putin about russia's meddling in the campaign which putin denied. putin also complained about economic sanctions. the president also met with the mexican president of the g-20 summit. trump still insist mexico pay for his proposed border wall. mexico said it would do no such thing. homeland secretary john kelly is in mexico where he watched troops destroyed poppy fields as part of the drug war. senate majority leader mitch , mcconnell plans to produce a new replacement bill for the affordable care act in about a week but he is leaving open a potential plan b if the g.o.p. effort falls short. he says if common ground is not reached within the party, they could take action on the private health insurance market. protesters and police clashing at the g-20 now. we wanted to bring you live pictures of that. the two groups have faced off since the summit started in germany yesterday. police say 1

alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology." president and mrs. trump have arrived back in the united states following a trip to france where the president helped commemorate the 100th anniversary of the u.s.' entry into world war i. the french president invited mr. trump to take part in france's bastille day celebrations. the legal fight goes on over the trump administration's proposed travel ban. the justice department will appeal a decision by a federal judge in white which weakened the travel ban. attorney general sessions is taking the issue back to the high court. israel's government says a holy site that was the scene of a deadly attack earlier in the day will not reopen before sunday after additional security assessments. the shrine was closed after three palestinian assailants opened fire this morning killing two israeli police officers before being shot. former president jimmy carter was released from the hospital today after being treated for dehydration in canada. the 92-year-old was volunteering at a habitat for hum

alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with the check of your first word news. sarah huckabee sanders will succeed sean spicer next month as white house press secretary. spicer resigned today posting on twitter it had been an honor to serve the president and country. his resignation came shortly after president trump hired financier anthony scaramucci as communications director. president trump is shaking up his legal staff. john dowd will be the lead attorney on the team dealing with special prosecutor robert mueller's russia investigation. dowd is denying reports the president wants to highlight potential conflict of interest on the special counsel's team. iran's deputy foreign minister is accusing the u.s. of not living up to its side of the nuclear agreement. the u.s. announced new sanctions this week and warned tehran would face consequences for breaching the spirit of the deal. it is official. the u.s. government is banning americans from traveling to north korea. this comes after otto warmbier died after

i am alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ ♪ emily: i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, sprint is tapping warren buffett and john malone for billions of dollars. will it help turn around the struggling telecom giant? we will discuss. investor revolt at uber continues. some of the first backers are looking to sell their shares. with just a few days until "game of thrones" returns, we are taking a closer look at hbo's standalone streaming service and how it stacks up to the competition. the latest twist in the uber saga. bloomberg has learned shareholders and the board have discussed selling some of their shares to softbank and other potential investors. the deal could include an injection of new money into the ride-hailing startup. it is unclear what valuation the shares would carry or how much softbank or other investors would buy. any private share sale like this would need to be approved by uber's board. for more on this story, we are joined by peter ahlstrom, cor

alisa: i am alisa parenti and washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology."ays exiting the bloc does not mean the end of economic ties between britain and the european union. we spoke today to begin preliminary talks for a post-brexit trade deal with the u.s. >> this will not come at the expense of our european partners. britain was the e.u. to succeed. there will be no closing off of relations, economic or otherwise. and no abdication of our responsibilities. prime minister is criticizing the prime minister for his decision to veto bills. the e.u. has threatened sanctions over the issue. he said the proposed changes gave too many politicians too much power over the judiciary. chanceenvoy sees little cyprus will start soon. a key sticking point, a disagreement about the 35,000 turkish troops stationed in cyprus since 1974. turkey's president is urging and and to the crisis between qatar and its arab neighbors. he wrapped up a two-day tour in guitar where he voiced support for mediation issues -- talks led by kuwait. global news 24 hours a day powered by more

this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: alisa parenti in washington. you're watching "bloomberg technology."dent trump has fired reince priebus. he is out as white house chief of staff. priebus confirmed he resigned yesterday. the president replaced him with homeland security secretary john kelly. in his tweet, the president calls kelly a great american. communications director anthony scaramucci suggested priebus leaked information to the press. president trump was on long island unveiling the administration's plan to crack down on gang violence. president trump: we're going to destroy the vile criminal cartel ms-13 and many other gangs but ms-13 is particularly violent. >> the president touched on last night's failed effort to repeal the u.s. health law. he said he was right when he said recently to let obamacare implode. chuck schumer praised john mccain for voting against the g.o.p. health bill. senator schumer: i have not seen a senator who speaks truth to power as strongly, as well and as frequently as john mccain. the very same courage he showed as a naval aviator in vietnam he showed

alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology."tart with a check of your first word news. police say the gunman and at least one other person are dead after a man wearing a lab coat opened fire inside york city's bronx lebanon hospital. several others had been wounded. no word yet on a motive. police say he may have been a former employee. president trump says a change of tactics is necessary for dealing with north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile program. he spoke today alongside the south korean president at the white house. president trump: the era of strategic patience with the north korean regime has failed. many years it has failed. and frankly, that patience is over. alisa: trump also said the u.s. is renegotiating what had been a rough trade deal with south korea. meantime next month, the u.k. , and u.s. will open negotiations on a trade deal. president trump has told theresa may it will be able to keep trading with the u.s. on at least the same terms as it does now. russia's foreign minister hopes pragmatism will prev

this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology start with a check of your first word news. we want to begin by taking a live back to hamburg where police have resorted to water cannons in an effort to contain protesters at the g 20 summit. nearly 200 police officers have been injured in clashes with thousands of protesters. world leaders gathered for the talks have condemned the violence. these are live pictures. we will keep you posted if there are further developments. hadidents trump and putin their first confirmed tweeting today in hamburg. trump confronted putin. russia's meddling in the election campaign which putin denied. russia's economy minister says putin also complained about economic sanctions. both leaders discussed how best to move forward. >> they had a robust and lengthy exchange on the subject. the president pressed president putin on more than one occasion regarding russian involvement. president putin denied such involvement, as i think he has in the past. the two leaders agreed this is a substantial hindrance.

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this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology start with a check of your first word news. president trump intensified the pressure on jeff sessions today, saying he wants the attorney general to be tougher on leaks. trump also said he's "very disappointed" in sessions. he added he would not have picked him if he knew you had recused himself. the u.s. and china are making progress on a new u.n. resolution that would impose additional sanctions against north korea. that is according to nikki haley, who says it is in retaliation to the icbm launch on july 4. the house has passed a measure that would prevent a measure that would prevent the president from acting unilaterally to remove certain sanctions on russia, as well as add sanctions against iran and north korea. the measure also would bar u.s. companies from investing in energy projects in which russian companies have at least a 33% stake. the saudi led era alliance archiving qatar says -- boycotting qatar says efforts by the gulf nation to counter terrorism are not enough. the

alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology." trump has hired financier anthony scaramucci as his communications director. he was a fundraiser for the trump campaign and his name has been floated for several jobs in the administration. he spoke to reporters at a press conference to announce that appointment. >> this is an opportunity for me to serve the country. i love the president. i obviously love the country. it is an honor. is reportedlycci at least the third person offered the job of white house conditions director since trump was elected president last year. white house press secretary sean spicer resigned shortly after the announcement. president trump endorsed scaramucci after the new communications director wrapped up the press conference. president trump: he is a terrific guy. alisa: the president praised the uss arizona survivors as living examples of courage and patriotism. the russian doctor/lawyer who met with donald trump, jr., during the 2016 campaign represented a military unit operated by russia's intelligence

this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti and washington.ith a check of your first word news. prime minister theresa may is being encouraged to fire disloyal ministers, after leaks of disparaging media stories about varying members of the members hoping to replace are jostling for position. she has warned that toppling her could end in a labor victory for jeremy corbyn. russia has issued a warning to the u.s. it might expel diplomats or shutdown property in russia if diplomatic compounds in the u.s. are not reopened. in response to reports of russian meddling in the election, the obama administration expelled 35 russian officials and shut down two russian is that's -- estates. the u.s. imposed sanctions on 16 people and organizations linked to a run -- iran. the trumpe day after administration certified that they are complying with a nuclear deal. is said to be preparing sanctions against some vips.elan this comes after president nicolas maduro promised to continue plans to establish a new congress to rewrite the constitution. that, despite

i am alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ ♪ i am caroline hyde from london in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology." recordup, netflix's second-quarter. why content is king as tech earnings get underway. uber fit for business? the west coast had joins us to discuss the business platform and rebuilding the company culture without a c.e.o. at the wheel. the highs and lows and hacks affecting cryptocurrencies. we dig into what is driving volatility and the bitcoin selloff. netflix's second-quarter has seen the company shares climb 30%. the streaming service delivered adding 5.2 million streaming subscribers with a big portion of that coming from outside the u.s. shares are rallying in after-hours trading, up 10%. cory johnson joins us from san francisco. completely smashing it on the subscriber side. now it seems they have 50/50 when it comes to international and u.s. users. cory: i like the way you say smashing, it sounds very british. smashing. now it seems theythe results arn terms

this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technologydpson will be after serving nearly nine years in prison for armed robbery and assault with a weapon. the nevada parole board decided the 70-year-old former football and movie star will be released in october after serving his minimum term. france's president macron has announced an increase in the budget of armed forces for 2018 in an effort to limit criticism over his decision to cut funding this year. france's military chief step down because of the cuts. today macron informed soldiers and air force officials the ministry will receive an additional $2 billion. e.u. president is urging meet andpresident to discuss changes the ruling party is making to the nation's judiciary. they approved the law to give the president, not judges, the appoint supreme court judges. investigators are trying to identify victims of the grant tower fire.grenfell metropolitann -- police say the extraordinary ite of the blaze made possible. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists an

this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology."k for theresa may britain's conservative party. to prime minister was forced suspend one of her own lawmakers after she used offensive and racist language to describe the possibility of a no-go brexit. she says her comments were unintentional and has apologized. residents of mosul are taking to the streets after iraqi forces declared victory over islamic state. a few hundred militants remain in a small part of the city. 900,000 people were displaced from their homes during the battle to retake iraq's second-largest city. it launched in october. blocked the streets of the capital city in called toafter they stop people traffic. sunday marked 100 days since the deadly protests started. secretary of state rex tillerson is visiting kuwait, qatar, and saudi arabia testing ways to break an impasse that has persisted despite mediation after talks begin late today. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am alisa parenti and t

alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology." of your "first word news." president trump discussed the dispute over qatar in a phone call today with egypt's president. egypt is part of the saudi-led coalition moving to isolate their gulf neighbor because of claims that qatar supports terrorism. trump told him both sides should follow through on the minister curb extremism. north korea's kim jong-un vowed today to never put its weapons programs up for negotiation. that's after successfully testing its first intercontinental ballistic missile. the hardline suggests north korea could conduct more tests until it perfect nuclear missiles capable of striking the united dates -- states. palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas visited the french president today to discuss the latest developments in the middle east peace process. both are expected to discuss the next steps following the international conference hosted in january by former president francois hollande. 12 people, including members of venezuela's parliament, were injur

alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your first word news. president trump says senate republicans working on a bill to replace the affordable care act are making progress but could use help from their colleagues across the aisle. president trump: the senate is very close to votes it needs to pass a replacement. the problem is we have zero help from the democrats. they are obstructionists. that is all they are. that is all they are good at, obstruction. alisa: meantime, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is pressing dissenting senators to back the health care bill in a threshold vote tomorrow. that is when they go to debate the g.o.p. legislation. it is unclear which version the chamber will consider. white house senior adviser jared kushner denies any collision with russia. the president's son-in-law spoke today after meeting with senate investigators who are probing russian meddling. he spoke with the house intelligence committee for nearly three hours. house minority leader nancy pelosi

♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology."fter a procedural vote that went down the wire the senate officially can begin debating an appeal for the affordable care act. vice president mike pence cast the deciding vote. majority leader mitch mcconnell says debates will continue over the next few days. the plan is to finish with health care at the end of the week. senator john mccain, who is battling brain cancer, made the trip to capitol hill. he voted to move ahead on debating repealing obamacare. it is his first trip back since his diagnosis. mccain delivered a speech on the senate floor after the vote. he said he couldn't support the bill in its current form. in a joint news conference with the prime minister of lebanon, president trump thanked republican senators who voted to debate. president trump i'm very, very : happy with the result. i believe now we will, over the next week or two, have a plan that is going to be really, really wonderful for the american people. alisa: white house assistant press secretary michael sho

alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology." start with a check of your "first word news." brazilian president was found guilty of corruption and sentenced to more than nine years in prison. he was convicted of taking bribes and money laundering. he was president of brazil from 2003 to 2011. the current president there is also under investigation. the eu's chief brexit igo shader says that they must meet tough negotiator-- brexit says they must meet tough conditions before a trade deal talk can begin. five men convicted of the murder of a russian opposition leader will be sentenced tomorrow. prosecutors are asking for life in prison for the trigger man and long sentences for the other four men. the putin critic was gunned down in 2015. the un's special envoy for yemen says the two-year conflict there is intensifying. 14 million people are in desperate need of food. one of the largest icebergs ever reported has broken off from a nice shelf in antarctica -- from an ice shelf in antarctica. it has twice the volume of lake erie. glo

: i'm alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology."tart with the check of your first word -- "first word news." president trump has presented the medal of valor to five police officers. congressman steve scalise, wounded in the attack, was just discharged from the hospital yesterday. telling the ap he shares a harmony of values and believes with the president, attorney general jeff sessions says he will stay on the job as long as trump wants him. that is as some senators rallied around him. south carolina's lindsey graham says there will be "holy hell to pay" if trump fires sessions. nu.k. police say there are reasonable grounds to suspect local authorities of corporate manslaughter in the grenfell tower fire. at least 80 people died in that high-rise fire last month. it informed the boroughs that they are under suspicion. the corruption crisis in world soccer has claimed another fifa official. the senior vice president, under investigation for corruption, resigned today. european soccer's governing body also confirmed that he had left

alisa: i'm alisa parenti from washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your "first word news." president trump has arrived in poland where he could receive a rockstar welcome. the white house was reportedly promised a reception of cheering crowds as part of its invitation. mr. trump travels later to germany for the g20 summit. the visit to warsaw also comes before a high-profile meeting with russian president vladimir putin. there are some concerns about mr. trump's relative inexperience with global affairs ahead of his extended meeting with the former kgb spy master. u.s. u.n. ambassador nikki haley condemned north korea's icbm launch today as reckless and irresponsible and a move that would make the world a dangerous place. the missile ended in the sea between the korean peninsula and japan. the security council has been emergency session to discuss the launch. the nypd has identify the killer of a 12-year veteran. officials say he shot the officer in an unprovoked attack this morning. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by

♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you're watching "bloomberg technology."et's start with a check of your first word news. president trump's made in america we kicked off at the white house. firms from all 50 states were invited to showcase domestically manufactured products. trump enjoyed overwhelming support from people who voted him in, but they are less enthused on his leadership on health care according to the bloomberg national poll. 60% think it is unrealistic a bill that improves on premiums and coverage will pass. u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer released a comprehensive summary of renegotiating objectives for nafta. the administration plans to seek a better deal that reduces the u.s. trade deficit and improves market access for americans in canada and mexico. moscow is demanding the u.s. returned the russian embassies country houses seized last year by the obama administration in retaliation for election hacking. russia calls it a breach of international law. o.j. simpson will ask officials this week to let him out of a nevada prison. he

alisa: i am alisa parenti from washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology." mitch mcconnell has released a revamp of the republican health care bill which seeks conservative support by letting insurers sell low premium policies with minimum coverage. it is unclear whether it will survive a vote next week. french president emmanuel macron concedes to differences with president trump. but says the disagreement will not hold back discussions. they held a news conference in paris today and followed it up with dinner with their families at a famed eiffel tower restaurant. president trump's proposed budget would not balance within 10 years, contrary to the white house's claim, according to the nonpartisan congressional budget office. they estimate the deficit in 2027 would be $720 billion under the plan. prosecutors charge more than 400 people with health care scams. totaled $1.3 billion. it is called the largest health care fraud takedown in u.s. history. former president jimmy carter is being treated in canada where he is helping to build houses for habitat for h

i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: live from bloomberg world in new york, im julia chatterley. joe: and i aim joe weisenthal. scarlet fu is off today. we're counting down to the close of trading. julia: financials under pressure. industrials, too. joe: but the question is "what'd you miss?" spicer is out and anthony scaramucci is in after a shakeup at the white house. >> i love this country. i love the president. it is an honor to be here. julia: the nation's greatest lenders are raking and $30 billion, -- raking i and $30 billion, just shy of 2006 levels. and investors may have a new away fromstay pakistan. we explain. joe: abigail doolittle is standing by. >> things, joe. we are looking at small declines heading into the close. ,e have the dow, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq all lower on the day. the nasdaq headed toward weekly gains. the dow is headed toward a weekly decline. noting this is the first day in for we do not have a record high for any of the major averages. at oppenheimer, one an

alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington. you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check on your first word news. president trump says the republican party should let obamacare fail, after senate gop leaders failed to gather potential votes necessary to pass the bill. trump says allowing obamacare to collapse would force democrats to the negotiating table. majority leader mitch mcconnell says the senate will vote near future on repealing the health care law. but that an alternative plan that could leave millions without coverage has also -- already seen resistance. is the second setback on the issue in three weeks for mcconnell. minority leader chuck schumer says he takes exception to accusations democrats do not want to engage on health care. he said mitch mcconnell decided the matter when he blocked senate democrats out of the decision-making. new york's senior senator says the bill needs bipartisan medicine, not a second surgery. president trump hosted lunch with service members to brainstorm about ideas for the war in afghanistan. mr. trump sa

alisa: you're watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your first word news. after declaring tuesday to let obama care fail, president trump had a different message when he met with g.o.p. senators at the white house today. president trump: my pretty much day is really simple. we should stay here, not leave town and hammer this out to get it done. alisa: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the gop will move forward to debate the bill next week to repeal obamacare. he spoke after meeting with the presidentnd members of the g.o.p. caucus telling the reporters the bill in its current form will be open for amendment. the nonpartisan congressional budget office will issue an estimate of the obama care reconciliation later today. nafta negotiations with scheduled to begin august 16. that is according to the u.s. trade representative. assisting u.s. trade reps for the western hemisphere, john will be chief master negotiate for the u.s. talks run through august 20. john mccain's says the arizona senator is recovering comfortably after surgery to remove a blood

this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: you are watching "bloomberg technology." start with a check of your first word news. world leaders are arriving in hamburg, germany ahead of the g-20 summit. canada's justin trudeau, australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull, and british prime minister theresa may all touchdown today. ve president trump and japan's shinzo abe angela merkel will play host in her hometown. in the u.s., the lockdown of the illinois state capitol building after a woman threw a powdery substance into the governor's office has been lifted. it delayed the schedule vote by the house on measures to override the governor's veto of budget bills the votes today are the last step in enacting the state budget for the first time in three years. democratic attorneys general in washington, d.c., have mobilized against education secretary betsy devos's decision to suspend student loans borrowers rules. they were supposed to go into effect july 1. prosecutors filed a federal lawsuit against devos demanding to have the rules restored. california governor jerr

♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology."onald trump, jr., has turned to twitter to defend himself about his meeting with a russian lawyer. the president's eldest son, who said he was told the attorney had damaging information about "obviouslynton wrote i am the first person on the campaign to take a meeting to hear info about an opponent. went nowhere, but had to listen." a spokesperson said the only inappropriate aspect of the meeting is that details of it were leaked to the media. the senate intelligence committee will meet with trump campaign officials as part of its investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. nbc is reporting interviews begin this week. the committee has closed briefings tomorrow and thursday. president trump is pressuring senate republicans to act on health care of that as support erodes for mitch mcconnell's revised bill. a moderate republican has caused called for a bipartisan approach, which mcconnell admitted last week he might be forced to do. a vote could be held next we

alisa: i'm alisa parenti from washington. you are watching "bloomberg technology." president trump said he supports his oldest son in a statement read today by white house deputy press secretary sarah huckabee. the president called his son a high-quality person and said he applauds trump junior's transparency. trump junior also posted emails regarding his meeting with a russian attorney. senate republicans will unveil the latest version of the revised health care bill thursday with a vote planned for next week. that's according to mitch mcconnell, who said he would delay the upper chambers august recess for two weeks. a dozen republicans oppose or challenge the bill. the president's fraud advisory committee is suspending its request for state voter information. that is after 44 states refused to hand them over. it will wait for a federal judge to rule whether those requests violate privacy laws. thousands packed a bronx, new york church in honor of a slain new york city police officer miosotis familia. the mother of three was shot to death while sitting in a police

alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your first word news. o.j. simpson will be paroled after serving nearly nine years in prison for armed robbery and assault with a weapon. a nevada parole board decided today that the 70-year-old former football and movie star will be released in october after serving his minimum term. jeff sessions announced today he has no plans to resign his position as attorney general. that, despite president trump expressing regrets about appointing him to the nation's top law enforcement job. robert mueller is expanding the probe into russia and the trump campaign. that is according to people familiar with the matter who say the special counsel is examining a broad range of business transactions by president trump and associates, including apartment sales to russians. the senate gop's revised health bill would increase the number of people without health coverage by 22 million over the next 10 years. the nonpartisan cbo also finds the bill will raise costs for people

♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology."et's start with a check of your "first word news." vice president mike pence says the senate should, quote, "step up to do the right thing and repeal and replace obamacare." he spoke today in washington. republicans are said to be pushing the so-called "skinny repeal" that would undo a few affordable care act provisions. the border adjustment tax has been cut from ongoing negotiations to overhaul the u.s. tax code. a group of lawmakers said today there are too many unknowns associated with the policy. the tax would have imposed a 20% levy on domestic sales of imported goods. the nation's top military officer says u.s. policy on transgender individuals serving in uniform has not and will not change until defense secretary james mattis has not received -- receives policy direction from the white house. the chair of the joint chiefs of staff says they will continue to treat personnel with respect. hillary clinton has unveiled the title of her new book, "what happened." it hits the shelves

alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your first word news. president trump says russian president vladimir putin would rather have had hillary clinton in the white house. he spoke in an interview set to air tomorrow. trump also says his meeting with putin at the g20 went well and that he would be very angry if the senate does not pass a health bill. pick for fbimp's director says efforts to interfere with u.s. elections should be reported to the bureau. christopher wray made the commons under question today by senator lindsey graham. wray does not consider the investigation into russian meddling a witchhunt. senate majority leader mcconnell plans to introduce the revised gop health care bill tomorrow morning. republicans can only afford to lose three gop votes or the bill is doomed. at least a half-dozen republicans came out against the initial plan. and president trump's proposed tax cuts will lower federal revenue by nearly $8 trillion over a decade and benefit mostly the nation's highest ea

. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology."senate republicans working on a bill to replace the affordable care act are making progress but could use help from their colleagues across the aisle. president trump: the senate is very close to votes it needs to pass a replacement. the problem is we have zero help from the democrats. they are obstructionists. that is all they are good at, obstruction. alisa: meantime, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is pressing dissenting senators to back the health care bill in a threshold vote tomorrow when they go to debate the g.o.p. legislation. it is unclear which version the chamber will consider. jared kushner denies any collision with russia. son-in-law spoke today after meeting with senate investigators are probing russian meddling. he spoke with the house intelligence committee for nearly three hours. house minority leader nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are offering a bejeweled message for democrats,

♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology." with a check of your first word news. president trump says senate republicans working on a bill to replace the affordable care act are making progress but could use help from their colleagues across the aisle. president trump: the senate is very close to votes it needs to pass a replacement. the problem is we have zero help from the democrats. they are obstructionists. that is all they are. that is all they are good at, obstruction. alisa: meantime, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is pressing dissenting senators to back the health care bill in a threshold vote tomorrow. that is when t t

. >> i'm alisa parenti in washington and you are watching cboomberg technology."eleased scores for the senate straight obamacare repeal bill. the nonpartisan offices the number of uninsured will increase to 27 million by 2020 and 32 million by 2026. it also says the bill will reduce deficits by $473 billion by 2026. the russian lawyer at the center of controversy over the meeting with trump jr. is offering to testify in the senate. she said she is ready to clarify the situation. the trump meeting at trump tower was reportedly set up to provide incriminating information on hillary clinton. appealspm theresa may to ministers to stop plotting against her and each other. labor leader jeremy corbyn is looking to exploit the divide. corbyn says he sees a cabinet "ccurring and back let -- bickering and backlighting." the head of the french military has quit in a dispute over defense spending. president macron shot back at a reception saying "i am your ."ief the turkish prime minister replaced or swapped 11 top ministers. is the onlyster high-level official to keep his jo

. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti from washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology."cconnell has released a revamp of the republican health care bill which seeks conservative support by letting insurers sell low premium policies with minimum coverage. it is unclear whether it will survive a vote next week. french president emmanuel macron concedes to differences with president trump. but says the disagreement will not hold back discussions. they held a news conference in paris today and followed it up with dinner with their families at a famed eiffel tower restaurant. president trump's proposed

. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology." start with a check of your first word news. o.j. simpson will be paroled after serving nearly nine years in prison for armed robbery and assault with a weapon. a nevada parole board decided today that the 70-year-old former football and movie star will be released in october after serving his minimum term. jeff sessions announced today he has no plans to resign his position as attorney general. that, despite president trump expressing regrets about appointing him to the nation's top law enforcement job. robert mueller is expanding the probe into russia and the trump campaign. that is according to people familiar w

. ♪ ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology."rt with a check of your "first word news." vice president mike pence says the senate should, quote, "step up to do the right thing and repeal and replace obamacare." he spoke today in washington. republicans are said to be pushing the so-called "skinny repeal" that would undo a few affordable care act provisions. the border adjustment tax has been cut from ongoing negotiations to overhaul the u.s. tax code. a group of lawmakers said today there are too many unknowns associated with the policy. the tax would have imposed a 20% levy on domestic sales of imported goods. the nation's top milita

alisa: you are watching "bloomberg technology." president trump and the first lady have arrived in germany. ahead of the g20 summit. chancellor angela merkel who is playing host in her hometown of hamburg also met with trump. the priorities of the g-20 include climate change, immigration and trade. trump seems that odds with the majority of european leaders. police and protesters have been battling in the streets of hamburg. german police fought back protesters with water cannons. germany's second-biggest city brought in reinforcements to assist local police. organizers say the planned protests over the summit are over. president trump and russia's vladimir putin will meet tomorrow with analysts watching for clues about the future of relations between moscow and washington. a solution for north korea is expected on their agenda. meantime, defense secretary general jim mattis says u.s. investigators are still scrutinizing details of the intercontinental ballistic missile launch. secretary mattis says the pentagon was not taken by su

c-span a shout out for being a great information.f i would like to give the reporter's terror and alisa a shout out, and all reporters. if they cannot get any comments from our officials, how are they expected to report without having an opinion? as far as the fake news, if you guess he thinks people will believe it. all i can say about the russian a duck,f it walks like quacks like a duck, it is a duck. host: the guest was referring to the roundtable with our reporters, lisa mascaro and tara missed and you may have the conversation, but if you want to catch it online, you can go to our website, c-span.org, go to the washington journal page and click on the link. greenville, north carolina. democrats line. michael. caller: hi there, i've been watching all morning. i will try to be very concise. when those two ladies were on, somebody mentioned that the mainstream media put in too much .pinion, and that kind of thing even though i'm a democrat, i listen to a lot of conservative talk radio. those people have been very one-sided, nothing but opinion all the time. a lady two minutes ago tal

. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti from washington. you are watching "bloomberg technology."nt trump said he supports his oldest son in a statement read today by white house deputy press secretary sarah huckabee. the president called his son a high-quality person and said he applauds trump junior's transparency. trump junior also posted emails regarding his meeting with a russian attorney. senate republicans will unveil the latest version of the revised health care bill thursday with a vote planned for next week. that's according to mitch mcconnell, who said he would delay the upper chambers august recess for two weeks.

alisa: yes. certainly in europe, they have had little choice.ulling away and all units, that does seem to be on good track. we are seeing ubs much further ahead in its turnaround that started years ago, now being at the point to look at dividends and taking a breather. tom: to me, it is a big pr stunt. i don't know what they are restructuring for. where will they fit in, and five years in international banking? do they want to compete with u.s. banks or are we looking at was a regional banks? nejra: you've got to -- alisa: you've got to roll out that these will be competing globally and all scales, but they will be competing in some indexes. you have credit suisse and west management and deutsche bank onh -- but very much focused key products and key business areas. tom: i could talk to you for an hour today. thank you so much, alisa martinuzzi leading our bank coverage, huge initiative as well on the italian tanks. this is without question, the most important interview of the day. dan fuss on bonds later today. ♪ ."m: "bloomberg surveillance th

. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology.". trump have arrived back in the united states following a trip to france where the president helped commemorate the 100th anniversary of the u.s.' entry into world war i. the french president invited mr. trump to take part in france's bastille day celebrations. the legal fight goes on over the trump administration's proposed travel ban. the justice department will appeal a decision by a federal judge in white which weakened the travel ban. attorney general sessions is taking the issue back to the high court. israel's government says a holy site that wa

liliana: alisa recuerda a su primo fuentes, quien muriÓ en el 2015.mbre de la pastilla. pero la imitaciÓn de oxitocina es tan engaÑosa que como experto, subo distinguirla. >> el riesgo principal de comprar la calle, no existe el control. no sabe exactamente cuantos miligramos estÁ tomando. liliana: los que saben cÓmo se consigue es la dea, quienes dicen la imitaciÓn de fue lo que matÓ a noel, una pastilla que sostiene la sustancia mortal de fentanil. el agente dice que el traficante siempre va a adaptar su plan de negocio para maximizar sus ganas, basado en lo que sus clientes en estados unidos exigen. >> me siento muy afortunada que puedo ir y enseÑar a mis hijos lo que puede hacer una droga si lo dejas. liliana: esta imitaciÓn mortal no perdona estatus econÓmico, edad o raza. con esto como la dea sÓlo quiero dejar en claro tres mensajes. >> si eres adicto, busca ayuda, puede morir. a los padres, pon atenciÓn a tus hijos. pueden comprar drogas en internet y la calle. no quieres que termine muerto por sobredosis. y a los traficantes, vamos por cada un

alisa brantley, a urologist and the best resource to verify this claim.needed to make sure this urban legend applied to both men and women. >> etprty much. kidneys to bladder, bladder and out, different. >> reporter: the doctor said, we need to address how alcohol will affect your body. anything we drink causes hormonal changes because the kidneys work hard to remove excess fluid. electrolytes and toxins, for example, are diluted with extra fluid. as your bladder fills up, you have the urge to go. [ toilet flushing ] this process repeats without change over and over until the bartender serves you something other than water. >> if it's alcohol that messes with the hormonal regulation -- >> reporter: a hormone that prevents you from making a lot of urine. alcohol suppresses that. >> alcohol suppresses antidiuretic hormones. you make a ton of urine when you drink alcohol. >> reporter: alcohol makes the body produce more year-end, but is breaking the seal actually true and doesn't make us go more often? dr. brantley said a true correlation does not exist. >>

alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology."trump have arrived back in the united states following a trip to france where the president helped commemorate the 100th anniversary of the u.s.' entries world war i. the french president invited mr. trump to take part in france's bastille day celebrations. the legal fight goes on over the trump administration's proposed travel ban. the justice department will appeal a decision by a federal judge in white which weake ned the travel ban. attorney general sessions is taking the issue back to the high court. israel's government sends a holy site that was the scene of a deadly attack earlier in the day will not reopen before sunday after additional security assessments. the shrine was closed after three palestinian assailants opened fire this morning killing two israeli police officers before being shot. former president jimmy carter was released from the hospital today after being treated for dehydration in canada. the 92-year-old was volunteering at a habitat for humanity home-building p

. ♪ ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology."r., has turned to twitter to defend himself about his meeting with a russian lawyer. the president's eldest son, who said he was told the attorney had damaging information about "obviouslynton wrote i am the first person on the campaign to take a meeting to hear info about an opponent. went nowhere, but had to listen." a spokesperson said the only inappropriate aspect of the meeting is that details of it were leaked to the media. the senate intelligence committee will meet with trump campaign officials as part of

alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology."the check of your first word news. sarah huckabee sanders will succeed sean spicer next month as white house press secretary. spicer resigned today posting on twitter it had been an honor to serve the president and country. his resignation came shortly after president trump hired financier anthony scaramucci as communications director. president trump is shaking up his legal staff. john dowd will be the lead attorney on the team dealing with special prosecutor robert mueller's russia investigation. dowd is denying reports the president wants to highlight potential conflict of interest on the special counsel's team. iran's deputy foreign minister a

. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti from washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology."rt with a check of your "first word news." president trump has arrived in poland where he could receive a rockstar welcome. the white house was reportedly promised a reception of cheering crowds as part of its invitation. mr. trump travels later to germany for the g20 summit. the visit to warsaw also comes before a high-profile meeting with russian president vladimir putin. there are some concerns about mr. trump's relative inexperience with global affairs ahead of his extended meeting with the former kgb spy master. u.s. u.n. ambassador nikki haley condemned north korea's icbm

she was born in tel aviv in 1998 and my wife, and alisa. she is brazilian and i met her in my first assignment in buenos aires. >> beautiful. i'm curious to know about your personal life and retiring, what were some of your goals as a younger person going to the diplomatic corps and how are you leading change? >> my goal, my idea in joining the foreign service was i wanted to work abroad and liver abroad. not just to travel but experience other countries and i wanted to become a foreign correspondent, a journalist or a diplomat. thanks to god they accepted me and i passed the entrance exam at the foreign institute in germany in 1979, quite some time ago and here i am, 38 years later. >> you know, it's always fascinating when someone is part of the diplomatic corps that you represent the country but lead your country -- leave your country and spend most of your career outside your country. i'm wondering -- how has this expanded your sense of being a world citizen if that is not too presumptuous a word to put on you. >> that's interesting. i