began to soar about two hundred years ago soon it will top ten billion greenhouse gases are rising apace the resulting warming of the earth's atmosphere is wreaking havoc on the climate humankind which is responsible for this warming is becoming its victim more and more people are forced to leave their homes . inequality is being exacerbated by climate change wealthy industrialized nations are polluting our air while the main victims live in the global south for example in indonesia. pontypool hadia which means happy beach lies on the indian ocean due to rising seas and heavy rainfall the village is sinking into the sea. the flooding continues even now during dry season. the local primary school is down and smells of rot parents say conditions are intolerable and more than half the children have been taken out of school. teachers in primary grades. he attended this school himself and is determined to persevered. his classroom flooded for the first time in twenty thirteen. one banana conditions here are very very difficult for us we often have to send the children home because when the cl

coming apart however the meat space is ruled by tweet from donald trump and donald trump is continuing apace the air of globalization is over at least for now we've had many periods throughout the last 4 or 5000 years of globe.

coming apart however the meat space is ruled by tweets from donald trump and donald trump is continuing apace the air of globalization is over at least for now we've had many periods throughout the last 4 or 5000 years of globalization then d. globalization and we're now going through a period of d. globalization we see these trade wars hotting up you know. basically blacklisted huawei the 2nd largest mobile phone builder operator manufacturer in the world and they're also way ahead of any western competition in terms of 5 g. technology they do however while way requires many many parts many chips from u.s. companies and basically they're not allowed to send anything to qual way though then via tweets as well trump has been.

coming apart however the meat space is ruled by tweets from donald trump and donald trump is continuing apace the error of globalization is over at least for now we've had many periods throughout the last 4 or 5000 years of globalization then d. globalization and we're now going through a period of de globalization we see these trade wars hotting up you know. basically blacklisted huawei the 2nd largest mobile phone builder operator manufacturer in the world and they're also way ahead of any western competition in terms of 5 g. technology they do however while way requires many many parts many chips from u.s. companies and basically they're not allowed to send anything to qual way though then via tweet as well trump has basically given them a 90 day window to maybe allow their leaders of china to negotiate a trade deal this is his art of the deal right i mean the key phrase here is to globalization and you're right you know it ebbs and flows and we get globalization before world war one and then the world war one and then we had before world war one that led to world war one and then world wa

coming apart however the meat space is ruled by tweets from donald trump and donald trump is continuing apace the error of globalization is over at least for now we've had many periods throughout the last 4 or 5000 years of globalization then de globalization and we're now going through a period of de globalization we see these trade wars hotting up you know. basically blacklisted huawei the 2nd largest mobile phone builder operator manufacturer in the world and they're also way ahead of any western competition in terms of 5 g. technology they do however while way requires many many parts many chips from u.s. companies and basically they're not allowed to send anything to qual way though then via tweet as well trump has basically given them a 90 day window to maybe allow their leaders of china to negotiate a trade deal this is his art of the deal right i mean the key phrase here is to globalization and you're right you know it ebbs and flows and we get globalization before world war one and then the world war one and then we had de globalization before world war one that lead to world war one

it what it looks like when a foreign government interferes an american election just look at a pac apac interferes american elections israel gets billions of dollars of military aid that we understand no one at this point still understands what it is that russia is supposed to have done or is trying to gain from this having septa away from that then we got this obstruction of justice charge having realized that there is not evidence for that now the latest accusation is that one person didn't summarize somebody else's findings in a way that's one hundred percent the way that that first person would have wanted it summarized and we're seeing some of this like gradual downshifting to just more and more irrelevant charges if we want to handle this just release the whole program must be done with it i mean i always think you know people have been talking about the president and his reputation is this whole dispute in any way damaging for him or is it just a sign show. i think it's mostly backfiring on democrats right now because it's making them look absurd i mean again when you go from rus

began to soar about two hundred years ago soon it will top ten billion greenhouse gases are rising apace the resulting warming of the earth's atmosphere is wreaking havoc on the climate humankind which is responsible for this warming is becoming its victim more and more people are forced to leave their homes . inequality is being exacerbated by climate change wealthy industrialized nations are polluting our air while the main victims live in the global south for example in indonesia. which means happy beach lies on the indian ocean due to rising seas and heavy rainfall the village is sinking into the sea. the flooding continues. even now during dry season. the local primary school is damp and smells of rot parents say conditions are intolerable and more than half the children have been taken out of school. most. teachers in primary grades. he attended this school himself and is determined to persevered. his classroom flooded for the first time in twenty thirteen. one banana conditions here are very very difficult for us we often have to send the children home when the classrooms flood th

obviously earnings continue apace. and all of the high-frequency economic data of this morning. the s&p 500 hardly changed, but it is posted to 29. we have apple up more than 6%. the street today very cheered about what executives said in spite of a one quarter major to inly -- major decline handset sales. auto sales should give us a read on the consumer and the health of the industry at least. another earnings story for you in the health care space. cds up 5.4% after beating handsomely. happens talk about what in the next month. april was cracking if you were in the equity market. of investment strategy joining us now. should i sell in may and go away? rune have had a very strong in equities. we think the earnings season we are seeing in the u.s. is a good one and that could help sustain the rally. modest gains going forward. timing is always tricky. guy: where do i put money? .t is may day today there are protests in france. pictures fairly dramatic once again. is that going to put people off investing in europe? >> it shouldn't. to look at valuations. you have to look at corp

the s&p 500 and the dow are all trying to keep apace with the areaq, all three stocks lower.e s&p 500 seeing apple lower on china trade escalations. we're seeing the trade escalation play out as well. is tradingshore yuan at 6.9128. that is a big figure move from last thursday or friday. that is quite the move over the last few days. the yen is where we are seeing the safe haven trade. a stronger yen by .7%. story, notparate completely connected to the china story, bitcoin is up 24%. lira, a much more serious story, right now it is weaker by 1.8%. the turkish banks were trying to buy dollars overnight in trading at 6.09. --t's a look at prm global at global macro movers. indonesia's ruby, the south korean you on, it is unclear where production would move to for apple. of probably off the back weakness, that is having an impact on the surrounding currencies. in terms of other markets, latin america not doing so hot either. guy: it does seem to be a global story. let's get context on what is happening. let's bring in bloomberg paul dobson, markets live editing manager. in some

still ahead, the risks and possible rewards for apple as the trade war gathers apace.hery ahn: up next, j.p. morgan weighs in on the trade gloom and how it is translating into market moods. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery ahn: we are counting down to the sydney open. futures down 0.2% after a rally of six consecutive sessions as the asx 200 has been gaining ground. we saw wall street take a hit on trade tension surrounding huawei . paul: you are watching "bloomberg daybreak: australia." shery ahn: tech sector and retailers took a hit. su keenan has been watching the market action. all to do not only with trade tensions, but the retail sector. ke lowe's.lie saying the odds are higher, goldman sachs saying we are in a stalemate. let's go to markets. we had the fed minutes. not much of an impact. lower insaw stocks bonds not move much. the minutes reinforce that message, the wait and see approach. let's look at the s&p retail sector, down 1%. exception, real surging the most in a decade on the strong sales based in part on improving e-commerce offset those trade concerns about

there was one other case that involved apac that fell apart but otherwise, yes, that's right.hey were leakers, government employees or bound by the government's classification system. this is not that kind of case. it really is crossing a new and in my view very dangerous frontier. >> adam, it strikes me as a message indictment. it's not an accident that the president who says look at these scoundrels there at the back of the room who calls the press the enemy of the people, who has stopped briefings, who is not allowing any information to come out for congressional oversight, that this lands with bill barr at the helm of it. >> it's not a coincidence at all. and i think what people need to understand is this does not mean an end to the leaking of classified information. what this means is that the government will leak the information selectively that it wants to be able to manipulate people politically, but journalists who obtain information for people who are trying to show that the government is not being honest or do something illegal or wrong, those people will be prosecu

the first at the apac, the asian pacific community center. the drop-in hours from wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at mercy housing at the john king senior center, 500 raymond street, and drop-in hours are from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. the valley access neighborhood point. and those officer ours are in the process of development. and at the excelsior community center at 4468 mission street, the footbeat officers as well as the patrol officers drop to and engage with monolingual speakers and other individuals in the monolingual community. these drop-in centers are the core foundation of the effort to continue to build resilient neighborhoods. the goals are to meet communities with language access needs that have low trust relationship with police in hopes that we can improve or enhance trust with the communities of coming forward and when necessary to meet their concerns. it also allows the members to document new, unreported crimes as well as incidents that have gone unreported to and in addition to the criminal cases that have, in fac

the report suggesting this is likely to keep going apace what's driving this is important to look at those factors 1st before we can even think about coming up with a solution for such a man if you would weigh in on this these. when we look at the latest report from the internal displacement monitoring center which says that 28000000 people were displaced last year internally 10800000 were displaced as a result of conflicts 17200000 where displaced as a result of disasters and out of the $17000016.00 were dismissed as a result of weather related disasters that is disasters that will be aggravated in exacerbated as a result of climate change what we see today is that the factors are no longer separated from one another but that climate change in particular is also even an effect on the economy and political drivers of this basement for example if one takes sub-saharan africa about half of the whole sars there depend on subsistence agriculture as their primary source of livelihood which means that any change in a temperature only changing arrange for is directly affecting the economic

it committed in the 92 demolition of the mediaeval mosque and it has moved apace. want to bring you up—to—date because you gave us some interesting background there but what you said raise the question of why this message commit while this particular brand of as you say hindu nationalism, and aggressive hindu nationalism, and aggressive hindu nationalism seems to have struck such a cord? why is that? i think it is always easy to see yourself, particular when the majority, always easy to bat for your own side. and sometimes you believe in taking economic pain if you are batting for your own side. i do believe that in his speech earlier today, narendra modi said there are only two paths in india now, the poor and those who will work to alleviate poverty. i hope he lives up to that but it is interesting that he has solidified india's very cast lead politics and society and he has taken it to the one unified political hindu vote. and the muslims, which are the and the lower castes and the other persons who are the indigenous people of india, they do not matter. so it i

the report suggesting this is likely to keep going apace what's driving this is important to look at those factors 1st before we can even think about coming up with a solution for such a men if you would weigh in on this these. when we look at the latest report from the internal displacement monitoring center which says that 28000000 people were displaced last year internally 10800000 were displaced as a result of conflicts 17200000 were displaced as a result of disasters and out of these $17000016.00 were dismissed as a result of weather related disasters that is disasters that will be aggravated in exacerbated as a result of climate change what we see today is that the factors are no longer separated from one another but that climate change in particular is also even an effect on the economy and political drivers of this basement for example if one takes sub-saharan africa about half of the whole sars there depend on subsistence agriculture as their primary source of livelihood which means that any change in a temperature only changing arrange for is directly affecting the economic

coming back to bite us, but even if that had not happened, the diffusion of knowledge is proceeding apace. it is probably incorrect to focus on the russians or the chinese and to just say we have a generic problem with cybersecurity that needs to be addressed through a variety of levels of organizational, national, and transnational policies. i do not think it helped -- it might help with the department of defense, the military to say, this is the threat actor, the nation-state actor that we are most concerned about, but in terms of general cybersecurity, it does not help much to say the russians are the chinese, or the iranians. it is a generic problem and we never know who is going to take advantage of the vulnerabilities and it could be someone we did not expect to doing something incredibly destructive. john: is that right? -- if it is just a generic problem than that implies that for most, it is not that important who is behind the keyboard and who the actual threat actors are. it is a disease rather than a crime, so do you think it makes a difference to figure out the actor behind t

and that continues apace. as we speak. to some extent, people surrounding us in this building -- some people in the building are thinking about parts of infrastructure bills. we are supposed to see something like that in the not too distant future which will include this question of, what do we do next on the transportation funding technology and systems? one of the elements of that discussion is, do we do a national pilot in explicitly as rob recommends in the report? there has been a lot of discussion about that. the fact that -- i am on the board of mileage-based funeral alliance. and we recently put out guidelines that we have been working on among all of our members that describe lessons that have been learned from all the pilots that have been done so far. and what we can distill from that about, how could you do a national pilot that would advance the ball, that would help us learn new things, answer new questions, figure out new ways to make this transition. at the same time, that addresses the 25% of transportatio

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use our common sense as americans, we have to realize first of all, iran does not even have the .apacityo make a nuclear bomb they have been pretty much using enriched uranium. it has been verified for energy purposes. they don't have one single nuclear bomb. if you propose that to ludicrous to is think of iran being a threat to us or any other country. similarly, just like in syria, for example, when they said bashar al-assad bombed his own people, he knew under international scrutiny what would happen to him if he would do something. he did not knew that. into starving states and be provocateurs. we do not have any reason at all to fear iran whatsoever. the biggest threat we have right now is actually on our west coast with regards to the unreported catastrophe in the pacific ocean regarding the ruku -- fukishima village has not been resolved. people do not realize that the nuclear leakage in the pacific ocean, we cannot close it, fill it up. that is why countless whales are washing up on the west coast and people are starting to spike as regards to cancer and drinking water in califor