in the city of basel in switzerland for instance this installation by chinese superstar. or maybe some thin things by the african american artist keri james martial art basel is considered the was premier art fair and this syria for collectors it's a real feeding frenzy. joining me now is david levitz well to this welcome david frei is also with the what makes boston the best of the best well what you have to know about the art world is there's this whole segment of it that spends a good part of the year sort of air kissing its way around the globe from art fair to art fair and for them they will tell you that art basel is the highlight this is where the biggest dealers go and they don't just bring any artworks with them they bring the best the most valuable the most desirable and now also unlike other art fairs people don't just stroll around the big sales are choreographed the dealers are courting buyers for weeks in advance and opening day is open only to the v.i.p.'s these are the people with the fattest wallets right and they're basically pitted against each other fo

in the city of basel switzerland for instance this is still a show that you see right here by chinese superstar i way way or maybe some paintings by the african-american artists carry games martial art basel is considered the world's premier art fair in this year for collector as it's our reveal feeding frenzy and david leavitt's from our culture desk is here with me good to see you david now of course there are furs all over the world that aren't basel remains the gold standard why it's the best of the best what you have to know about the art world is that there's a big segment of it that spends a good part of its year going from airport to airport art fair to art fair with with air kisses. for them this is the highlight of that cycle that's because the biggest dealers go and they don't just go they bring their best their most desirable their most expensive pieces to show off and unlike in other art fairs people aren't just buyers aren't just strolling through hoping to see something they like you know the sales are choreographed and the sellers are spending weeks in advance courting

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conditions in carnival culture a close look at the festive tradition fast enough in the swiss town of basel and arctic abode we visited a norwegian couple at their luxury cabin. we start off with a photographer who loves a frill he doesn't track wild animals or travel through dangerous areas bustin van it chases storms whenever the weather is wild rain pouring wind howling he grabs his equipment and hurries toward the eye of the storm hoping to capture the perfect picture of mother's nature's mayhem over the years he's developed a real knack for it and at age twenty five has established himself as one of germany's leading weather photographers. not the most easy mother nature. that's john found out he's a full time storm chaser. slits of four that's the last photo i took of the super cell above adlington on july twentieth twenty thirteen which produced a massive fail storm in the picture you can see my storm chasing team colleagues sprinting the banks of the continent the doors were still open to us it was germany's most devastating thunderstorm ever in just thirty minutes a caused three bi

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and basel schmeichel is with me as well, the director of the new york state democratic party. .et me start with you and what congress has on the plate here. as i mentioned the republicans who seemingly want to deal with the issue. you have seem the tweets, the comments from the president about the doubts he has about congress' ability to do something. what's the lawmaker -- republican lawmaker to think? >> sure, i think the president has expressed frustration because congress has been gridlocked. i think a big concern is the senate. we have seen not just on immigration and health care and other matters where republican leadership isn't stepping forward, stepping to the plate and ushering in the votes they need to get legislation passed. i kuns why the -- i can understand why the president is frustrated. i would love to see them secure a border because that's what this is about. this is a very large piece of why this president won, people were frustrated with the lack of understanding of who's in the country, who's flowing into the country. that's chaos. so people want something

behind basel the diesel gauge the comic appoints a new man to clean up the mess. brahms short is interim c.e.o. . also on the show by obama said a one german entrepreneurs are getting ready to leave turkey and blame a declining economy under the current president. but this is the business model for this global stock indexes are falling as investors warry once again about the threat of a u.s. china trade war germany's dax is among the european losers down one point six percent similar story in the u.s. the dow stumbled by a similar amount in tuesday's session its six day of losses in a row the biggest dip was in shanghai the benchmark there dropping three point eight percent big exporters in industrials and tech are bearing the brunt of the negative price action. meanwhile the two opposing parties are stoking the fire china accuses u.s. president donald trump of blackmail and says it will again retaliate for the latest set of terrorist threatened by washington country china's retaliation of the first round of u.s. tariffs trump is now targeting an additional two hu

wide open and do have three points so they go face to face with the underperforming heavyweights or basel to the pressures we all never said to you of course on messi as the star of the team that is that argentina they have just a point but the fact of the matter is days action could change absolutely anything everything can happen all three trading teams still do have a chance to qualify for expecting to see some really passionate games this evening aren't we seeing a lot use that have so much to play for it all hangs in the balance with this game and then croatia fast emerging as the killers of the world cup i'm looking forward to seeing them play and see if they can keep up that momentum as well you know all the pressures will. on argentina to make a comeback for the obviously of the finalists in brazil the last chance saloon for messi would have to win the world cup he's going to be the last and so testing to see what kinds of. exactly yeah so how the winners from iceland like to do it's time to wheel out the big guns again in my life both shows they will reno staring into square stil

them countless painted and sculpted portraits come together for the first time at the exhibition in basel switzerland he was so sure it is not truly is a portrait of somebody it's much more so paltrow thought of their own in tell you more from everything seemed to be more than was abstract out. they were like saval you votes from a great tradition. to unconventional minds swimming against the artistic tide of their day. and what else did they talk about. the moment the truth since they got them right through the mountains obviously with a lot to bring with so they can bring peace to hardly document the smoking too heavily and now for the first time the two artists works have come together in perfect harmony. when you're celebrating your eight hundred seventy fifth birthday then you'd expect to have a major party and that is what is planned for the german city of lubec the port city already has a very special flare nowhere else in northern germany are so many houses preserved from the middle ages eighteen hundred of them are listed as protected sites making new back a unesco world heritage

or when i face a situation where i can buy say my amount of money that buys a house all of a sudden basel. of grade one year later i'm obviously i have to go into i don't even i do not have another option what about comparing a product to a bank or bank or offers kind of pair or trading and they offer liquidity that's their service how do you compare what bank or how does it from from liquidity is important but it's likely to focus on a derivative. and a cryptic strange traditionally liquidity is very important for exchanging. liquidity is also important but we are matching trades so. the best way to explain it to most people is that the way we see trading going to buy and sell something immediately the reason why it's immediate is because it's a secondary market and if we had to go back in the region where how an exchange had to work everything was i.d.c. but it's good to be there's always a one on the one side is always a loser on the other side of the trade you know today because of the secondary market we can do these kind of things we do not have the luxury in old coins and yet it's

minor league basell team let fans vote on a name.e theynew logo andsd mieanor to go with it.fword there's a live mascot. no. >> and then finally people aller the nation as animal control is tryin figure out how the animal got thein he first place. they hope to cmbs to the top the building. they can put a live trap out there it can be captured and tape to a moore rntk oop gru daition. >> it's businessard how he they were able to get up there. >> how about the pizza story. >> where would you change your time piece 5 a w:5h one day afwi kickoff of world cup in rush yaxt opening match will take place tomorrow. this morning, we should learn would will host the 2026 world cup.ni in theng a joint bid between u.s., mexico and canaai are up agt marraco. catch this year's action on staring tomorrow. "fox5" is offial world cup broadcaster. 5:53 with is the time and programming note to pass along as well.ge world cup co along with coverage of golf u.s. open will mean programming changes on "fox5"and "fox5plus". world cup coverage begins tomorrow at 10 a.m. and good dayat d.c. 0 will not

reporter: charls had to loves, aside from politics, he played chetschess and was an avid basel fan.oved watching his washington nationals play and win. >> with the white house on tire, congress in chaos, and world going to hell in a hand basket, we need happy news like this, this why god created baseball late on 6 day. reporter: friends at fox news channel remember that quit wit, and his love to talk to anyone. >> they were always in awe of charles and apprehensive about approaching him, i would say, go see something to him, he would love to talk to you, he was always friendly. reporter: in 2013 kraughthammer released a book, things that matter, writing, catastrophe that awaits everyone from a single false move could wrong turn, fatal ep counter, every life has such a moment, when distinguishes us is how and if we ever come back in, mid june, kraughthammer announced hig he d been diagnosed with cancer, and doctors giving him weeks to live, writing, i leave this life with no regrets, a 1 docto wondl life, full, complete, i am sad to leave, but i leave with the knowledge that i lived

the marlins one of them are -- one of the worst teams basell first inning they get ou rolling, andrewng to hit like you knew he would, the seventh 2-0. the marlins come back getting lewis with the shot up the middle. brandon crawford not sit down, one run comes in but they get greedy and brandon with a great arm guns out cameron no problem. 7th inning, giants take the lead, two out single and they lead 4-3. buster posey scores his second run of the night. it is tied in the ninth and the ever dramatic anti-climatic fly to win off the bat of brian henderson. strickland came in on relief and there is the walk up 5-4. three straight losses to the marlins. it is oing to end up as much ado about nothing but when your best offensive player by far is a no-show and y a workout, it is a little more meaning. a noirritant in the and and the are talking about is khalil mack who is a w, mandatory workouts is to be seen. ants a deal extensi new deal and somewhere in the neighborhood of 65-70 million. he will probably get up at john gruden, you get the idea is starting to get mildly annoyed by the no

basel qualify professionally for asylum will be allowed to stay and those who don't, will be sent back country feels overwhelmed by the flow of migrants, the other countries will have to contribute and distribute the quota. the problem for other countries, is that when you look at it, it looks like a classic -- from brussels. but it is a voluntary decision, not enforceable by law. it is unclear which country if any at all the volunteer. >> this morning, xe us reported that the president is set to withdraw from the w geo. >> we heard from -- from the wto. >> we heard from steven mnuchin, who is a globalist on trump's anm, who said that it is exaggeration, that there are no plans. to withdraw from the devotee oh it would actually take a vote by congress to withdraw from the wto. per view, congress is and he would need congress to formally withdraw. but what he pulls out of agreements, such as the paris climate agreement, the you and human rights council, it sends a sign that he is may be about trying to pull out of this agreement. >> still ahead, as we review the week on "bloomberg best,

money shareholders would own about 30% compared to 36.5% in the previous are basel.d also retain dividends through june. gaining so shareholders are seeing value in today's developments. smith has hit a record high in the session. it has agreed to purchase the spanish packaging supplier for 1.9 billion euros including debt. ds smith is targeting 50 million euros in savings. it is one of the best performers on the stocks 600 -- on the stoxx 600. matt miller? matt: we will talk deals and steeln aluminum and tariff might mean on markets today. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: good morning. 46 minutes past the hour this monday morning. there is a lot of m&a news this morning. issue.nce and the accor and then we have the french and italian bank story. at moreake a look broadly what is happening. donald trump, the trade story. potentially heading for a showdown in the g7 later this week. the chinese responding. impact thatg to story as well? ben join us on set. let us start out broadly. trade story looks like it could dominate this week. -- something that company managers will ha

rump m the baseles claim that the appointment of a ecial counsel itself is totally unconstitutional. and now giuliani is making an equally outrageous claim saying mueller and his prosecutors are. here's giuliani speaking in re group 13 highly partisan democrats that make up are trying very, very hard to frame him. g trouble when h hasn't done anything wrong. f course, there's evidce t back up giiani claim. meanwhile, as trump argues that he's above the law, he is showcasing the per presidential pardons. as "the washington post" reports, a white house official this week said trump is obsessed withpa dcribin a th president's new favorite thing to talk about. and today trump used that power to commute the life sentence of alice johnson at the of celebrity kim kardashian midwest last week. johnson was released from prison late today. however. the grt cle toohnson whoerved 22 years for a nonviolent ig ofhingcome. now a white house official tells nbc news dozens of pardons have been prepared for the prent an he's considering them, all apparently. asthe washington post" toomou advisers and

. >> reporter: brian spends most of his summers as a youth playing basell and rooting for the baltimoreued. >> when the orioles are on, it's on in our house. when we're not watching, we get a score update, inning-by-inning. >> when people want to get him a gift for the 50th birthday, 60th birthday, it's always something with orioles on it. >> reporter: i traveled to saratoga springs, new york, to help the girls deliver on their dad's lifelong dream, to be an announcer for thetimore orioles in camden yards. an ordinary morning. until i showed up at his front door. >>> brian holloway, how are you? good to see you. what is going on? this is your wife, sidney. i can tell that you are a big orioles fan. let me tell you what we are llgoing to do, right. here's a little jersey for you, and we are getting on a plane td you are goi help announce -- >> oh, get the hell out! >> no, i am not going to get out. >> thank you very much! this is the coolest thing ever! >> welcome. here we go. next stop, camden yards. >> very iconic. the orioles' number one fan had another surprise waiting for him, his n

sam's basell practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53?hen, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing solution that lets you focus on your life. neil: forget the whole north korean summit with the united states. you hear about this ihop thing? it is the self of international confusion, jeff flock in evanston, illinois, jeff what the heck? reporter: here is the headline, neil and i hate to break it to you, but they're not really changing their name. ihop, you know, to ihob, why is that because now they're the international house of burgers? there's the logo to the chain? well it changes on twitter. it changes in marketing for the big signs, you know, there'se 1,700 ihospitals across the country do you think they change all of those signs? no they're not it costs way too much money but they are trying to push the notion they're in the burger business. mcdonald's with their all day breakfast has cut