the german justice minister is under fire after giving an interview to ati's german sister channel where she said after the break. the rules of the game have to be changed and we are still living with historical legacy sophie decimalization most of the most a legal frameworks in investment work all of them are designed for industrial base a stick watch and now we are moving ahead and i think the problem is that our concepts are lagging behind. montes holiday international memorial awards twenty nineteen are now open for entries the media professionals are eligible whether you are a freelance journalist work for alternative media or part of a global news club to participate send us your published works in video rich and. go to a war dot altie dot com and then to now. welcome back german media and politicians have rounded on the country's justice minister off she gave an interview to ati's german sister channel and her seven minutes of parents katherina ball they touched on a number of issues concerning europe including germany's relations with russia peace all of our ports. well the germa

they have determined that the saudis and them are ati's are behind it the iranians believe that they are it would be justified to restock start the stop and searches and that would could be directed at cargo ships as well as tankers that coming go through u.a.e. or so the port and that while there would still be exports and imports but there could be a decline because of the slowdown of one or two million or three million barrels a day from these two countries iran has its options in the iranians know that the united states is definitely not looking for a military conflict so if the americans want to push hard the iranians have many options to push back and i don't think that anyone is going to blame iran because obviously it is trump and his people along with his allies like mohamed bin saddam on who are increasing this confrontation certainly that ladies and gentlemen we are out of time this will be a topic we will come back to i just want to thank you all and thank you to thoughts and you can see the program again any time by visiting a web site al-jazeera dot com and to further d

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the systematic problem is the delegation ofho aty from the faa to boeing itself is in large part a proemto 2005, at least there was an faa inspector. could be a guy or woman who was really tough or whatever. doesn't happen anymore, so the faa take the word of boeing to self-certified. let's put it this way, when you buy a new iphone and you take it back for a problem, do you want a software patch i don't think so. the accommodation for this plane raises other questions. i hope the faa will look closely , as they say they are the summer. christian: just on that point, michael, are you saying that the engines are too big for the airframe, and to compensate that, the software we balances the aircraft? michael: yes, yes, and engineers have said that. i don't know if engineers or the business were driving the decisions, but clearly they have rld-class engineers and going in airbus. they look for the fixed to the aeronautical problem. the reporte patch -- today speaks to the fact that a key to gaining speed and the pilotsan overtake it. i don't know if the software patch is going to fix the pr

anthony, elizabeth cady stanton sojourner truth, alice paul, , all their right on that chair. , ati couldr them say last, we have a seat at the table. [applause] [applause] speaker pelosi: and then, they were gone. and my first thought was, we want more. we want more. [laughter] david: since you have been a leader in the house, you have dealt with three presidents. president bush, president obama, and president trump. so, could you compare their relative different styles? [laughter] david: how are they different? speaker pelosi: well, they aren't relative. [laughter] speaker pelosi: i thank you for the question. i think it is an important one from a historical standpoint. here is the thing. president -- first of all, i completely and entirely respect the office of the president of the united states. and i respect the people who voted to elect a president of the united states. we worked very closely with president bush even though i disagreed with him mightily on the war in iraq. but, that did not prevent us from working together. president obama, of course, as a democratic president, we h

they have determined that the saudis and their ati's are behind it the iranians believe that they are it would be justified to restock start the stop and searches and that would could be directed at cargo ships as well as tankers that coming go through u.a.e. or so the port and that while there would still be exports and imports but there could be a decline because of the slowdown of one or two million or three million barrels a day from these two countries iran has its options in the iranians know that the united states is definitely not looking for a military conflict so if the americans want to push hard the iranians have many options to push back and i don't think that anyone is going to blame iran because obviously it is trump and his people along with his allies like mohamed bin saddam on who are increasing this confrontation certainly that ladies and gentlemen we are out of time this will be a topic we will come back to i just want to thank you all and thank you to thoughts and you can see the program again any time by visiting a web site al-jazeera dot com and to further discu

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would grant police excessive powers but other parts of the crackdown on the rioters were approved as ati's shallot explains a big slap in the face for the french government as the country's constitutional council has ruled that named yellow vest protesters can't be banned from taking part in the continued demonstrations the council the last word on this said plans to give the power to authority would give officials excessive latitude the provisions leave their forty's too much leeway in a session of the reasons did me justify the ban so called anti breakers' law was passed here in france as part of measures detroit in control that week the protests that have rocked the country protests that often disintegrate into writing and fierce clashes with the police so much so that some cities have banned them. streets destroyed to build. things set alight cause a motorcycle's torched the damage has cost of two hundred million euros so the french economy with business is tearing their hair out even french banks waded into the debate cooling and and for more than four months hundreds of local branche

with a best of five ati—i in the johanna konta.'s leading player lost the opening set to her kazakhstan counterpart but in the fed cup, johanna konta is something of a comeback specialist and here again she drew level before overturning a 4-1 she drew level before overturning a 4—1 deficit in the third, to put her tea m 4—1 deficit in the third, to put her team in control. now it was down to katie boulter and hampered by a back problem, initially her meeting with the more experienced serena dyas did not go to plan. soon, though, she was in full swing and so where the home crowd, helping propel katie boulter to a decider which she would dominate, ceiling a feat the women's game in britain hadn't managed since 1993. it is time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's football results, as match of the day 2 and in scotland sportscene follow soon. liverpool returned to the top of the premier league table after a 2—0 win over cardiff. jurgen klopp's side are two points above manchester city, who have a game in hand. card

ati paris the yellow vest movement began last november driven by rising fuel prices and of the crime in living standards for last first believes that the aims of the protestors are to veg to succeed. let's not fall into these oh. oh we. are going to be yes they protest protest i would be free flowing deemed view. and it's totally open who will. we should never forget that. but at least i. opened up. all of the people received and still perceive is the failure of the day. venezuela's opposition leader is a valid new tactical actions in his latest bed to oust president nicolas maduro those first move calling for more nationwide protests on saturday is something we've seen before however he has not gone into much more detail about what his new actions will involve here's a local journalist norse i got from the capital caracas. we are here again where one of the most implemented take up positions sounds of protest today protesters are fighting against the blackouts that has been just striking venezuelans since march the seventh this was a called me by one earlier this week he called to b

facing a two million dollar fraud charge along with co-defendants well here to discuss this further is ati's member for national great to see you great to have you in the studio with me what exactly was the ruling today yes and it could have been because house arrest lost at around eighteen months and then monday he was released but he's not allowed to leave moscow he's still on the trial but of course it makes a huge difference for him we've heard from of shortly after the court decision was announced this is what he has said. here thanks to everyone who supported this you get smoked yet we have to continue to work and prove the reasons. you just heard from speaking about innocence and i have to say that this was his position all throughout his case he's been claiming it all the time and he repeated it again after the ruling of the court and he's words let's take a listen moment time. i'm not guilty i didn't steal anything i didn't create a criminal group to embezzle from these accusations are absurd. for those of us who haven't been following this case can you give us some background well

two weeks added to this are other militant groups active across the country but mainly in the south ati's sharleen do bensky reports now on the route between the u.s. and france over the north african nation. the un backed government in tripoli making some pretty stark allegations against the french government saying they're actually supporting the all the sides that france has categorically denied that today with an official presidential spokesperson saying no france recognizes the u.n. backed government in tripoli that the president the prime minister. is the only person the president might go on is speaking with including as recently as this monday but of course it's not the first time that france has been accused of putting its own strategic interests in this oil rich country ahead of anything else italy has made this claim it would be very serious difference for economic or commercial reasons i brought an e.u. initiative to bring peace to libya and would support a party that is fighting as minister of the interior or will not stand by and watch what we've seen in recent weeks is an i

media and politicians are rounded on the country's justice minister after she gave an interview to ati's german sister channel in a seven minute appearance katherina bali touched on a number of issues concerning europe including germany's relations with russia peter all of the reports from berlin. or the german justice minister catarina bali is found herself in hot water according to some lost on the political sea according to others it's curious to see how you can completely lose your political compass in no time well what heinous act did she commit she spoke to the media or as some would have you believe the wrong type of media this is all come about after ms barley gave an interview to r.t. german language sister service. number has learned that we maintain close ties with russia russia was and always will be our partner however that doesn't mean we don't take issue with certain things but then that's a natural part of any relationship. nordstrom to is a private enterprise and we as a government do not interfere i also do not consider it appropriate to comment on u.s. plans in any way

intelligence community had concerns over classified information in some of the messages ati's eagle donna takes a closer look. email's the reason why you freddy krueger is dressed up as an i.t. guy in hillary clinton's nightmares f.b.i. found almost fifteen thousand and released e-mails in two year long investigation of her private server the head of the f.b.i. called you out for careless handling of classified documents said she believed to be c. for confidential and some documents actually put the order of paragraphs some three years on when everyone thought it was all over and gone new f.b.i. documents reveal more juicy details like what happened to our half of the e-mails that were raised clean by the clinton team we're not talking just a few dozen or hundred or even a thousand e-mails here we're talking some thirty thousand all private according to clinton she did provide a detailed and meticulous explanation of how she picked which e-mails to delete how and who exactly wiped her server that potentially stored top state secrets except clinton did none of that instead she felt like jo

the country want change or does it want the status quo will keep you up to date with all the latest ati international. well thanks for joining us here on r.t. international about school for me this tuesday but my colleague current grade will be here with all the latest in just thirty minutes. i think mark doogan is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency is twenty four you'll be to stay if you look at it from the book what analogy. mark was the day that when he was five but the life it do going to spin the sheriff's most contentious critic of the year is the first time i noticed something wasn't right increased work pretty much when he first started the corruption in palm beach county it's not something that you can smell it seems like it's a nod and a wink it wasn't what i wanted to do. we've had more shootings in this county. then some states have had a collective thing to go and went to his website began featuring comments about god his family the sheriff mice and men sonja squash you like a bug you know i wish you'd stop clinicians to enlighten the stuff i

while all this was happening president trump was playing golf atis separate cours nearby. zhang has been charged with statements and entering a restricted area and is in jail pending further hearings. law enforcement officials say more charges may be filed. phillip? >> all right, peu., thank >>> time's up for attorney general william barr. this morning the houseudiary committee is expected to authorize a subpoena for special counsel roberr'muel full report without redactions. committee chairman jerry nadler demanded the attorney general liver the report no later than yesterday. nbc's tracie potts has the latest fromte d.c. >> rep we now know that did not happen. the attorney general had said it would not happen becae he's rking on those redactions, blocking out, removing some things from the report tt cannot be seen publicly. grand jury information, information about ongoing investigations, classified information. but the housery judic committee today expected to vote to give its chair the power to subpoena that full report without anyredactions. >> we'll use the subpoenas

they have determined that the saudis and them are ati's are behind it the iranians believe that they are it would be justified to restock start the stop and searches and that would could be directed at cargo ships as well as tankers that coming go through u.a.e. or so the port and that while there would still be exports and imports but there could be a decline because of the slowdown of one or two million or three million barrels a day from these two countries iran has its options in the iranians know that the united states is definitely not looking for a military conflict so if the americans want to push hard the iranians have many options to push back and i don't think that anyone is going to blame iran because obviously it is trump and his people along with his allies like mohamed bin saddam on who are increasing this confrontation certainly that ladies and gentlemen we are out of time this will be a topic we will come back to i just want to thank you all and thank you to thoughts and you can see the program again any time by visiting a web site al-jazeera dot com and to further d

aty: i understand that, but a think there would have been a law in california had we not had this initiative were the hammer that got everybody to the table. truthfully, it was past due. california, maybe can be the hammer to get washington to finally agree to something and put a good national standard together. host: you are out here in washington, are you protected under your california law? mary: i am, because of the nexus is it a california consumer. if my information was collected here, because i am a californian , a year from now, when the law is in effect, i would be protected. host: what have you heard from the new congress as a democratic house and the democratic senate? mary: there are some new bills flying around, so we will see where all the pieces were out in the end. host: senator marsha blackburn, republican of busy, has been active on the issue. have you looked at her legislation? mary: i haven't looked at her legislation carefully but i hope to participate in the conversation. i have lived privacy for three years. one of the things i think is really good about the california

there's a back it's a piss the locals here in boston are ready to take it in that stride and they say ati boston. research fellow at the university of edinburgh dr kovoor mcnichol explains what's next for brakes it now that the prime minister is heading to brussels once again. whether the really want to instigate a new deal scenario if it's possible it's within the realms of possibility but it's much more likely that. the rest of the year you want to keep the pressure on the u.k. government to make sure that if they are to be requesting an extension that there is some kind of purpose for it but there is a plan for why either extending it and trace them is always try to emphasize that these extensions are technical extensions are there to sort of the process in the commons and in the lords can go through the pending of these negotiations with the labor party go. to the end of the thirtieth of june as already been put out there so that's probably if the talks are going well that will probably be the case if there's nothing forthcoming from out there it wouldn't surprise me if there was a lo

have you found any other uc campuses that are guilty of similarti aties? >> so first of all, i was so angry when thatse came down, because, you know, we rea to do admissions and turn a verq re corner so students are admitted on their merits, not because of some unduei luence. so our head of our audit office is conducting an investigation. we're currently mapping what each of thecampuses does by way of anything approaching special admissions, for example, poor threats or musicians or theater arts majors. and once we have that mapped where we identify areas of particular risk, we'll drill down even more thoroughly on those. w will there be any penalties for the students are involved? >> you know, that will involve lookingat the fac of each individual student's case. did the student know, should the student have known that they were getting in based on an unfair influence? and so those students will looked at individually. >> and what are you doing now to tighten's own procedures to help prevent fraudulent ad fssions? >> sst of all, we have to identify, you k

atis all still going on jet airways. watch this space as the company bids to ensure its survival.et away from india. the central bank governor of thailand the focus as well, saying there is still financial weakness in his economy. he says these weaknesses are tackled through measures including macro prudential steps in monetary policy. he spoke exclusively to bloomberg earlier at a bankers meeting taking place. >> a major factor in my view that has contributed to the devaluation of economic growth is related to the trade attention that has been going on -- tension that has been going on for quite some time. hopefully the agreement being negotiated now with the u.s. and china will be able to materialize soon. if that happens, we could see more picking up of activities, particularly on the trade side in the second half of the year. >> how big is the risk? the wto says it has already cut the trade projection. veerathal: as we have seen, export numbers in the past few -- exportinitely growth globally, it is an international threat. it is not as robust as last year in terms of growth.

ati: as a peek there were 278 of gdp. that is overall. i think a lot of investors were concerned that this could go higher. but it has not. it has deleverage. d. i would not say it is comfortable, but at least it is not rising further. a gives policymakers a little bit more room. rishaad: lots more to talk about talkvid: lots more to about. asian economist at morgan stanley. coming up, deals than no deals. an abrupt end to takeover talks. what this means for the companies. havead: aramco's expectations for kingdom come. what is driving robust demands to the company's debt. you are watching bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back. breaking news out of south korea. we are hearing from the finance minister who is speaking now to media. to the economy increasing semi conductor exports. that is a key part to the economy story. showing signs of increasing. in terms of how they plan to to support way due the economy. the extra buzz it is unlikely to exceed 7 trillion won. the exchange rate is 1142. that is roughly, give or take, 6.1 billion u.s. dollar

aty provide a service to least two cable, i don't know about broadcast in general, but i think that the problem is that cable is in trouble because they're not enterprising enough, but local is a lot more enterprising and that is what is under threat. that's what is horribly under threat. i think cable will eventually stop paying people for, there's less advertising dollars, so they're more in up?ble, so how do you shore how do you make people realize that local news is so important. we did stories in local communities we would have never gotten without our help of our muslim workers. and the transgender community and the black units. they're all linked to what is happening in the bay area in san francisco, that not having people reporting on the committee and not having people see themselves reflected in bylines is irresponsible. it's crappy journalism. management makes those decisions on what stories are covered. audrey: absolutely. we have a problem in this country where most leadership is white and male. you tend to hire people who look like you. it's a fact. it takes a lot of effor

. >>> an attempted break-in aty, in custody forof a police offic. to break into a storage area yesterday. officers say the men intentionally rammed into a police car injuring an officer. police opened fire as two suspects ran away. all three were eventually caught and arrested. the injured officer is expected to be okay. >>> happening today state senator caught wiener will hold a press conference with ad about a political flier they are calling racist propaganda. many received this flier in the mail that equates a state housing bill with, quote, negro removal, a reference when the african-american population in san francisco dropped from 15% to under 5%. wiener's bill would put more apartments and condos near b.a.r.t., muni and cal train stations. the bill would lead to further gentrificati gentrification, they say. >>> telling five nations they will no longer be except from u.s. sanctions if they continue to import oil from iran, japan, south korea and turkey. right now they have waiveers that prevent sanctions. but secretary of state mike pompeo i

the committee of foreign relations started to look into it and they made their own investigation and atyut that it indeed the state department spokesperson said publicly and he said that it was a mistake and that to the award was never ,iven to me and the first place that certainly was not based on documentation. ms. jordan: it's a fairly minor think that you were saying about trolling or to basically said that he was trolling. bill, you have seen leaders. they have been criticizing leaders is not something that is his new is that if you criticize some people, they immediately they demean you, they discredit you or say it is just not true. and: the state department administration seem to go out of their way to say this didn't happen. in other words, they are denying that there was any political influence. i covered white house is for 30 years. i never saw a decision that didn't have at least some consideration of politics when it was made. certainly this reeks of that. ms. jordan: what is at the heart of this is when a leader is criticized, they go after the journalist. in our country, w

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that people are expecting next and what's app, people are still debating how is this going to mon atiesver time. is it going to engage with us that way instead of being traditional ads? people are taking a much more longer term view on that. >> you say they're front footed this year. i want your assessment on the clarity and effectiveness of leadership right now. it's hard time linewise. we get headlines about four to eight years ago in the mix with stories about, you know, what's happening right now and you could assess some of the stuff right now as zuckerberg actually taking action to fix some of the things that happened a while ago. how do you read it >> i think you're right. the stories that have come out recently, a lot of them are on -- you know, it's old stuff, going back to 2011 to 2015 and i'm not saying those aren't important, but in terms of how the company has been trying to move forward, i think they'll been trying. he's obviously calling for regulation and wanting some rules and people debate whether or not he's doing that because it's self-serving or whether or not he re

mary calvert, charles co aty launched safety campaign, the buckle up phone down tiinitiave. that includes extra patrols and ads on billboards, digital and social media spots. >> on maryland roads if everyone uses their seat belt we can save approximately 46 lives every year. >> marylandui law does req everyone in the car to bele buckd up. you can get an $83 fine for breaking that law. and you face a fine of up to $160 if you're using your handheld cell phone when you are driving. >> don't do it. the supreme court is set toup te case that could have big implications for federal funding and representation in congress. that has to do with the trura administon wanting to include a question on the 2020 census about citizenship. this is important because census result decide how many congressional representatives each state will get. ha also plays big part in calculating wt size of the pie local governments get for many federal programs. critics argue what citizenship question would make immigrants less likely to respond to the census leading to a miscount. the aclu says an analys

aty want to keep yuan stable an equilibrium level. the dollar.gainst the end fairly steady.eing a lot of money going into this currency ahead of the holiday. .retty much the only trade margin traders have bought $2.09 billion worth of net loss, about 209,000 contracts in the yen. this is after the longest positions we have seen in the end before these -- before the flash crash. bad week, on had a track for its worst so far this year due to strength in the dollar and the fluctuation in oil prices. nejra: thank you. the earnings at the top of the hour, let me also get to wpp. first quarter comparable organic sales down 2.8%. the company compiled estimates for a drop of 2.8%. the full-year guidance is unchanged. the company does say it is facing a challenging year. the struggles seem to be continuing at major business losses starting to bite. i fall in first quarter sales after agencies in north america work with tech clients. another reminder of the challenges facing ceo mark reed. ,oining us now to discuss global director of equity that mng. let's kick off with the banks. we

tweeted this accusation that twitter and its peers and social media are bias against xerveatixerve atimessage that jack brought up yesterday is this is because the company is trying to combat spam. a lot of bad accounts on twitter that are operated by shady actors. a lot of them are bots and automated and not real people. when twitter takes action against those, follower counts change. jack said he has been affected by this. >> sent out this time, thank you for your time. the time. twitter is here to serve the entire public conversation and we intend to make it healthier and more civil. thanks for the discussion about that. that was dorsey's incentive to hold the meeting in the first place? it seems it hasn't sat well with some in silicon valley. >> dorsey was summoned by the president, himself, to have this meeting, according to twitter which said the meeting spanned more than just the president's tweets. they talked about things like the 2020 election and efforts to combat opioids. for twitter and some of its peers they have to engage this white house because of the things the presid

there is one in new mexico called m ati and they would very much like to be a part of this program.i hope you provide us of the loans and will they be available to companies such as tribally owned in my state. >> we expect them to. if any particular technical help in applying then we would also offer that. >> great. thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairman. we appreciate you working with us and senator collins on this piece issue and it is a national issue and one that is growing because of the contamination, i believe, is about 123 air force base is flowing into communities and one that we need to get a hold of. >> senator baldwin. >> you, mr. chairman. secretary purdue, wisconsin's dairy industry is in crisis right now. our farmers have faced low prices for far too long and they are seen their export markets blocked and lost to competitors these days. threats to close the southern border would actually dramatically deep in this crisis and this pain. in the past two years wisconsin has lost more than 1300 dairy farms. that is roughly the equivalent of 50% of our dairy farms. fa

help to me and i was interviewing her in the office and all of a sudden the secretary was standingd atydesk and saying this saturday she would like you to come to the ran should and do everything they are. so, we sat down at this table, she sat at the head of the tablt and i sat with my stenographers notebook i take notes in. without a word of preamble she talks about how beautiful and elegant she was and since i s,member her in a series of the most beautiful dresses. whatever talk, he followed the rest as a 21-year-old congressman and she said turn them tolo your advantage but she alsoio said at various times in his life she saved his political career and one was dramatic to me because this very fierce battle -- bad temper it suddenly came to a coalition point not long after johnson came to congress. at the same time you wanted to build a low-income housing project in austin and it was mostly mexican americans in this tighborhood he owned most of the houses and was getting a good income arranged by this and the chief lobbyist said to me herman was about to turn and went herman turned o

aty are currently trading over $11 per share.ks preliminary stage and there has been no agreement set whatsoever but the crown board says it has not considered its most recent proposal from wynn. and there is no certainty that the talks they had just said were happening would result in a transaction. and crown seeking the current proposal contemplates a 50% cash shares.stake in wynn plenty more to come on "daybreak asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "daybreak asia." >> let us do a quick check on the latest business flash headlines. mcdonald, numerous chief risk officer is said to be part of the group leaving. better news for the brokerage at home. bloomberg has learned that softbank has named nomura as lead underwriter for what made the japan's biggest bond sale ever. nomura will get 30% of the issue. $4.5 billion. >> larry fink has delivered his annual note to shareholders. that it presents an enormous growth opportunity for black rock. and it could get 50%. pinterest is seeking as much as $1.2 billion in an ipo that could v

atis the brent story, we are $73 when it comes to brent. wti is about 65 at the moment. we mention whether or not the iran waivers will be extended, looks like not according to some sources. tol opec actually continue extend the upward curves as well? that could be more game when it comes to the rally here. take a look at the terminal chart we have been focusing on. these stellar rallies over the last couple months, about 31%. where are we now? we are pretty much stuck in a bit of a trading range. as we see a slowdown here in this rally, we are hovering 3150-3290 when it comes to the shanghai composite. will it be the earnings fund that will level things higher? or will it be in the policy front as well. now the eco-data is getting a little bit stronger. you see more analyst coming in and saying the policy could be tweaked a bit that they don't have to launch the stimulus as aggressively as we first thought in the beginning of the year. let's get tom mackenzie with the first word news. a team of is sending investigators to china after reports on social media claimed one

it was six weeks after narendra ati -- turnout was estimated 60%. billion people eligible to vote for 543 members of parliament. there is one polling station and 10 electoral officials. julie massage has been charged after his long-standing refuge in london and was arrested. he appeared in court to call illegal arrest, what would be a lengthy legal battle against extradition to america. he is accused of a hacking conspiracy with chelsea manning. it has been revealed boeing said the upgraded 737 max 8 wasn't suitable for certain airports fatalefore last month's crash. it says the plane shouldn't be used at high or hot airports and more than a mile high. the ethiopian capital falls into that. one pilot citigroup made the situation worse. said it could have made the situation worse. spacex has bank customers. the rocket blasted off from the kennedy space center carrying a telecommunication satellite that will enter -- develop -- deliver television and radio to the middle east, africa and europe. a third landed at sea. global news 24 hours a day, on air

documents we obtained show that facebook used data as api bargaining chip des saying that privacy is aty. we all know facebook gathers information on us. all the likes, shares, photos, and friends. now document in new detail how the comndny used a planned to use that data. with very little discu. facebook under new scrutiny this morning. more than 4,000 documents obtained by nbc news from court case against the company lifted the curtain on facebook's business practices between1 201 and 2015. one employee evenng compari the company to villains in "game of thrones." as the social media giant looked for ways to grow business. executivesncluding mark zuckerberg discussed ways to sell user data. in 2012 documents show zuckerberg wanted to figure out the real market value of user data to set a public rate. a plan seemingly at odds with his public message. >> we offer these extremely robust privacy controls. where, i mean, literally any piece ofinformation, you control who sees it. >> reporter: ultimely facebook says it never sold data but did trade information with other companies. >> faceboo

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are taking aties pause after three days of gains. a little bit of pauls and risk assets. we did see yields jump in europe. the bones jumping into positive territory. we are well above 250 on the 256 handle. what a rally we saw in oil. six weeks of gains for the new ur r, taking a little -- fou wti. coming up, we will speak to every piece. that interview is this afternoon on bloomberg market. here is going with the roger. >> tiger woods pulling off a remarkable comeback winning his 15th major title more than a decade after his previous one. woods playing his fifth green jacket coming back from scandalous injury. that is according to marketing analysis. other news, the prime minister continuing talks, this as they work towards and way -- a way to end talks over brexit. chancellor philip hammond is reiterating the prime minister has no plans to stand aside until she has delivered brexit. >> as far as i know she doesn't have any intention of leaving until the deal is done. she is a person with a strong sense of duty. she has an obligation to the british people to deliver brex

of what is in a 400-page report that inlucludes in the quote in the summary it's not an cohnaticohn atits in there must be fascinating. >>on unanimous lapeer i know you used to watch the dark side of the moon while watching wizards of oz. remember the wicked witch of the east cries i'm melting, i'm melting. donald trump did that politically in front of those cameras. he was in a full blown meltdown there. can you give us some insight as to why he would go from doing robert mueller did an honorable job after the barr report came out to this meltdown where he's spitting and crying about a coup and all that other nonsense. whatever he was spitting out. he sounded like a desperate man. what's going on here? >> first, i was a youtube guy oriented guy in college. what we're seeing from the president -- first of all, the american pum has waited almost two years for robert mueller's report. don't make plans for the next two or three days. that's when we'll see this or some of it. how much of this will be redacted when it's handed to lawmakers and, of course, the media also gets to see it. insid

stuart: look at this, this is one of them from new york's atis corporation, it looks like a healthy grinderansas a company called z aferis, each of the finals spend $100,000 before the finals in may, to take home, i don't know how much. ashley: they look like wicker baskets upside down. stuart: they do last of the finalists from new haven, connecticut a project called mars incubator all designed to look rather different from each other and nasa says it's all about layout, efficient use of space and how easy it would be to 3d print on mars, looks like cupcakes. ashley: soccer ball. stuart: president trump standing by his threat to close the southern border if mexico doesn't stop the flow of illegal immigrants into the u.s.. listen to this. proprietary and president trump: and we are going to secure our nations borders. i really wanted to close it but now mexico is saying no, no, no, first time in decades. we will not let anybody get there and they've apprehended over 1,000 people but they don't want the border closed and do you know who else doesn't want the border closed? the democrats. tra