anke is from cologne and makes me feel better about my carnival phobia. carnival.o, and i'm not ashamed to say it. >> anthonyll jesters and bards and medievally attired pranksters be popping up during my stay here? >> tracey: you're missing out. you're really -- >> anthony: mimes? no mimes, troubadours, jugglers, uh, human statues? >> tracey: come on. >> anke: all of them are wearing bonkers costumes and look like shit. i don't like it. no, i always get embarrassed about those people. >> anthony: i hate carnival. >> anke: i hate carnival too. >> anthony: are there parades? >> tracey: yes. >> anke: yes. >> anthony: i hate parades. >> tracey: okay. >> anthony: are there clowns? >> tracey: you hate clowns. >> anthony: i hate clowns. >> tracey: okay. >> anthony: jesters? >> tracey: yeah, occasionally. >> anthony: festive attire? uh, i have beer right now. i don't need no stinking carnival to drink beer, man. and as i understand it, i am urged to drink beer as part of a community of beer drinkers with other bros. i hate bros. >> tracey: it's not just bros. it's a whole

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you,.ank , general dunford, secretary mattis, for your service to our great nation. cabot said -- cabinet secretaries, members of congress, armed forces in veterans, thank you for joining us as we honor the brave warriors who gave their lives for hours, spending their last moments on this earth in defense of this country and of its people. words cannot measure the depth of their devotion. the purity of their love. or the totality of their courage. we only hope that every day, we can prove worthy. not only of their sacrifice and service, but of the sacrifice made by the families and loved ones they left behind. special, special people. i especially want to extend our secretary john kelly for joining us today. incredible man. [applause] pres. trump: i always like to call him general. he understands more than most of her could, or ever will, the wounds and burdens of war. not only did he proudly serve in the military for more than 40 years, and during many, but he and his incredible life have borne the single most difficult hardship of them all, the loss of their son, r

turkish military personnel and a move that is likely to further strain relations between berlin and ank ara. several officials have seek asylum in germany after last year's failed coup. relations between angela merkel and erdogan have grown increasingly frosty over recent months. the turkish governments -- government is warning germany not to give asylum. -- asylum to those involved in the attempted coup. short break, but then more news. stick around. ♪ ♪ brent: welcome back, here with dw news live from berlin. german authorities have arrested a second soldier accused of taking part in a far right terror plot. he believe he is an accomplice of an army officer arrested two weeks ago. police said they planned to kill politicians and blame refugees for the crime. the governor of the indonesian capital jakarta has been found guilty of blasphemy. he was christian and received a two year term. it is a much harsher punishment that prosecutors had called for. the trial was seen as a test of religious tolerance in the muslim-majority country. the reactions have been sharply divided. reporter: sh

president donald trump introduced his sizable entourage including daughter of anke and son-in-law, jared kushner. the polite people encounter is a sharp contrast to their flashes during the campaign. >> the religious leader, to question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> reporter: when asked about the border wall proposal, pope francis said it's not christian to build walls instead of bridges and mr. trump fired back. >> i don't like fighting back with the probe -- with the pope. >> reporter: they have diametrically opposed views on many issues. >> we will suspend the syrian refugee program. [ cheering ] president donald trump tried to ban syrian refugees and pope francis personally took in 12 muslims who had washed up on greek shores to rome. when asked about the upcoming meeting, pope francis said, quote, >> translator: i never make a judgment about a person without listening to them. after the 30 minute closed-door meeting, the pope appeared to give a gentle nudge to the climate change topic. >> reporter: presented with three books, there was one he described as focusing on care of o

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. >> in germany ank gel, a merkel said europe can no longer completely rely on its allies. that includes the united states. >>> tragedy for one of the navy's elite frogs as a parachute crashes over the harbor. >>> unbelievable wreck and everyone okay. >> caroline kennedy reflects on her father 100 years after his birth. >> between the barbecuing weekend, we say thank you to all who have served. nbc live starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm gigi stone woods. thanks for joining us. >> i'm frances rivera. appreciate you being up early on this memorial day. on this holiday president trump wakes up to a white house in crisis mode. he returned from his nine-day five-city overseas trip to chaos this weekend. the russia investigation looks to imperil his young esidency. he unleashing a barrage of tweets betterating the quote, fake news media, as hits close to home. with revelations centering on son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner as reuters says he had three conversations. tried to establish back channel communications with the russian operatives during the communication

packaged into deals because the banks were allowed now.erge together you had commercial bank and -- ank going together, which created our great recession, but it never really got talked about that way because through the 2000s, they tried to do a reform act, incial believe it was 2003 and 2005 and the bush administration and got twice.own i remember barney frank saying mae -- or fanie mae mac were fine and in reality they were sinking. i think y, glass-steagall should be country d and get our back to stable financial market. host: thanks. will be like his the sleeper issue, people feel strongly about this. the year when there are so many issues because this change from ch a the obama administration and president trump promised so the including shaking up system, i think there is, we are crowding -- ee a really are only certain issues the same an move at time. i think this one of banking and reform is important because it has potential to affect the economy and because caller, have a e lot of residual feelings about how the financial crisis in 2008 affected everything from jobs to income

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offers ank this testament to the kind of life they lived. establishtrying to themselves.ot only with their religious values but opening up medicinal shops. they held cultural parades and holidays. and they would parade through the streets of downtown. i feel like they were really trying to make this their home, away from home. and the anti-chinese movement happened everywhere. with anything, especially with the arts and culture, to show that you don't want someone around or two -- you remove these things. the cultural objects. someone'swipe out precedents. and i think that might've happened to a lot of cultural artifact. all of this furniture, all of the altered furniture, it was all recovered and is put in in the exact same way that it was originally. what we are trying to do at the setum's honor the original up as much as possible. what i've noticed is that there is a hierarchy in history which really shouldn't exist. and a lot of people think that local history in a small town is somehow smaller and less significant. but i think what this reminds us is that we are part

dragging --anks are banks are dragging the market lower.ook like one of the biggest losers as they try to raise four point $6 billion over the next four years and whether they pass it on to customers, net-net it ist all bad, a bad outcome for banks, the customer, and the economy, calling into question profitability, so we saw declines as much as 4% for cba, being extended today. on strain banks have had a good australian banks have had a good run, some may be no surprise. sophie: taking it on the chin in australia. we have live pictures coming through. rishaad: this is the national cemetery in seoul, korea, the new president of south korea pledging to unify the country. there he is at the moment paying respects to leaders gone by. sophie: he is claiming victory. andas the former runner-up now has quite an agenda with korea's economy forecast to grow at the slowest pace since 2012. let's leave those pictures as respects are paid at the national cemetery. we are going to look at the kospi up .1%. shery ahn in seoul, korea. paying his respects

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it is hitting the financial sector and more so the regional .anks we have the regional bank s&p 500 indexrelative, down .5%. the regional banks depend more so on traditional lending activity. a bloomberg intelligence analyst in the financial sector said regional banks trade lock and step with the longer 10 year yield coming in. capee this with the large down. citigroup is up 4% on the year. is up 1% on the year. 1%.and t of we could see the 10 year yield having consumer confidence disappointing a little. the bloomberg economic surprise index. the economic surprise between analysts and dated the klein. the s&p 500 trading near all-time highs. chart.reat sticking with markets, lots in europe. falling for the fourth day showing euro area economic confidence falling for the first time. in germany inflation falling further than expected. all topics we want to discuss with the head of bloomberg markets, paul dobson, who is joining us. is it a bit of a draghi hangover? what was the reason for the worst decline in stocks since ezra: what people have been worrying about is italy. there is the poss

the president has as has of anke trump and jared kushner in particular.ause these guidelines are fairly fluid, it's really an ethical issue in most cases. what has happened though is because they have treated these things so fluidly it has now become part of an fbi investigation. that could have some problems with that. vonnie: it has been a very difficult week pr wise for jared kushner. it's coming on top of an article from "the new york times" that called him a slumlord in places like baltimore where thousands of properties are being harassed and hounded for past due rent, even if it is small amounts. does he need to worry about optics? timothy: i think they all need to worry about optics. how well this group of people thought through what they were taking on when they pursued the white house and when they entered the white house. , it hasertain extent been amateur hour in washington with a lot of people in the trump administration. a lack of experience, a lack of concern about optics, and clearly a lack of concern about clearly divided the dealmaking f

. >> you talk about this in your ank but justice brandeis had uncle with whom he was very close, close enough to take his middle name. he was buried there. --s uncle -- boosted her brandeis eventually changed his middle name from -- in honor of his uncle. his uncle in louisville was one of the leaders of the orthodox jewish community. he was a jewish scholar who published a couple books on the bible with jewish publication society. josh -- herthodox do was an orthodox jew. race recalls in his letters his traditional suboxone are some friday or saturday would be at his uncle's home. didn't emulate his uncle in this way. it was his uncle who -- acquired him to pursue a career in the law. now his uncle also was an abolitionist. this is interesting. two of his sons, abraham lincoln davis, and henry clay denver. [laughter] was one of the founders of the republican party, the party of lincoln and the abolitionists in kentucky, was one of the three people who put lincoln's name and nominations in 1860 republican convention. closenesswas a great between the two. was his uncle's regal scholarsh

we have 55 million americans working in the economy and we -- we need ank strategic plan for training american workforce over the next 10, 20, 30 years. david: why don't we have that's plan? i haven't heard that plan yet. why don't we have it? penny: i think it is time for us to come together on a bipartisan basis an outline what that might be. we need to rethink the social safety net, the higher education bill, such that we are able to offer money to train american workers over their lifetime. there is a lot of different policy issues that i think we should explore and put together a package that supports the american worker over the next 10, 20, 30 years. david: penny pritzker, thank you for being here. bonnie, back to you -- vonnie back to you. vonnie: later this hour, kevin's cirilli will be speaking to roger stone. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. the trouble economy. i'm vonnie quinn. kevin: and i'm kevin brady. let's start with the bloomberg first word news. mark crumpton has more. mark: president trump is taking his war with the media to a new level. thr

. >> ank you.th >>> good morning. shifting stories.sive interview with nbc news, president trump offers his new account on the decision to fire james comey, saying he had been planning the move for a while. >> i was going to fire regardless of recommendation. >> contradicting counts from the white house, including the vice president himself. and trump asked for a pledge of loyalty from comey during a dinner in the early days of his administration. and more of that exclusive interview with the president. >>> dangerous and ongoing. powerful storms that caused widespread damage in oklahoma, taking aim at the south today. as millions of people

the office has given the french ank a june deadline to provide information.t's your business flash update. with the vix at just about 10 1/2, the bloomberg dollar index is up .3%. some of that has to do with the yen, but more of it has to do 0974. he euro 1. it is continuing to rise. and that german election which gave angela merkel a fantastic lead over martin schultz. her party is in a lot better position. emmanuel macron has chosen a prime minister and reached ross the aisle to the center part it and looks like there might be some move to update other regulations in france. and of course, underliking it all is that big move in crude. 49.20. stay tuned. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: there is a lovely scene of midtown manhattan looking out over the river there. absolutely stunning. the east river. i'm vonnie quinn and this is "bloomberg markets." let's have a quick check on where we stand with the major indices off their highs of the day. the dow is up 80 points. .he s&p 500 is up .4% and the nasdac is up .3%. and the s&p 500 is being moved higher by some chi

watch out for those big b anks. 4% on the back of the news the government would be imposing a new banky on the big five things. i'm haidi lun in sydney. betty: i'm betty liu in new york. you are watching daybreak australia. first word news with alecia . >> donald trump has fired james comey. only the second fbi chief in the bureau's history to be dismissed. he has been leading on investigations into alleged russian meddling into the election and links to trump aids and associates. insurance watchdog risks.ing potential the regulatory commission says it is focusing on insurers' major stock purchases as well as investment in real estate and alternative asset. china's anticorruption agency began an investigation into the 's chair.n china may raise executive compensation at banks and other state-owned enterprises to retain talent. told theay someone business figures you may review a policy. review the policy. diamond's jimmy die earned $8 million. china will deliver even with slightly lower growth forecasts. ceo david abney tells bloomberg television the economy is still strong. with expan

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