his tribute to dance choreographer pina bausch was groundbreaking shot in 3 d. the film gave the audience the direct experience of live performance. salt of the earth a portrait of photographer sebastiano salgado was just as powerful venders received oscar nominations for all 3 documentaries. then dozen other passion is photography the director is a digital film pioneer but his photos are analog only his pictures are exhibited around the world. last year vendors turned his life's work into a monumental installation at the go home tully and paris. in wings of desire vendors masterpiece the sad angel gazes down on a divided berlin. his movies are like paintings but why are they modern classics i think because they are portray. painting with cellulite and light. then vendors has made indelible images for the screen and inspired a new generation of filmmakers. and are joined now by our film guru mr scott rocks. and you've interviewed there's a number of times actually he wanted to be a pain to begin to be screwed yes that's true that was his sort of plan a but i thi

bausch health says it will spin off its like your business. it will break apart the company that previous management had together through acquisitions. bausch health's eye unit is growing faster than the core pharmaceutical operation. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> what we have to get comfortable with as investors is the fact that zero yields are really a secular phenomenon we are going to have to contend with for the foreseeable future. jonathan: that was pimco's jerome schneider on zero yields for the for siebel future -- for the foreseeable future. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. your data 12 minutes away in the united states of america. s&pty futures off on the 0.3%. on the tenure, yields lower to 0.52%. a bit of weakness on the dollar euro. tom: ready for that data. there's no question we are seeing the bond market link and with what we will see with this data

it's going to become bausch and laum 3.7 billion in revenues. that's based on last year's numbers and a category of 4.1% and then bhc will be the other company. that will be a diversified portfolio across medical, neurology, determine ma toblg. you know some of the names as well this is not going to happen for a long time, jim. >> no. >> it is an old shrink to grow bausch is up 16%. >> i guess joe's tweeted about this i would not have done it one of the things that we've seen, glaxo's done this, you've got these companies that separated in something that's fast, something that's slow. >> yes. >> what you want to do is find out what the slow's dividend is going to be. >> that's a great point. you are creating what are two separate investor bases, right >> right >> you are trying to give some -- 4% is not an incredible category on revenues but it's something. it's about just flowing cash, having a significant dividend it can pay to those class of shareholders that would like that they're not going to start reporting it until the first quarter of 2

his tribute to dance choreographer pina bausch was groundbreaking shot in 3 d. the film gave the audience the direct experience of live performance. salt of the earth a portrait of photographer sebastiano salgado was just as powerful venders received oscar nominations for all 3 documentaries. then does another passion is photography the. rector is a digital film pioneer but his photos are analog only his pictures are exhibited around the world. last year vendors turned his life's work into a monumental installation at the go home polly and paris. in wings of desire vendors masterpiece the sad angel gazes down on a divided berlin. his movies are like paintings. but why are they modern classics i think because they are portrayed and painting with cellulite and light vendors has made indelible images for the screen and inspired a new generation of filmmakers. you're watching news coming to you live from berlin coming up after a short break eco india including a look at how the country is educating its workforce to harness clean energy we've got more now web site d

research as they affect the 3 year old man fell sick after returning from spain 4 months after his 1st bausch and lomb scientists say he's suffering from a different strain of the virus and germany has now issued travel warnings for 2 regions and france including the capital paris the 2 regions which also include parts of the french riviera now considered high risk and comes as france and other parts of europe seeing rising numbers of new infections. and the european parliament's foreign affairs committee is meeting to discuss the political crisis and batteries there talking to opposition leaders but not a kind of sky at risk in neighboring anything waning and self-imposed exile on monday police and belarus detained several leading opposition activists protests calling for president alexander lukashenko to step down have been growing since the disputed elections earlier this month. all those other headlines right matheson will have more news for you here on al-jazeera after viewfinder at last in america just a with. me steve clemons on the bottom line here we take on u.s. politics and society

bausch health says it will spin off its eye care business.t is growing faster than the core pharmaceutical operations. and cooper reporting a deep reporting ad uber deep plunge in earnings, expect it to be overshadowed by drastically will lower demand for its core business. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. gupta.ika this is bloomberg. ♪ >> if you are in a world where is largest economy authoritarian, you are not in a free economy anymore. jonathan: good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. here's the price action. equity futures down nine on the s&p. we have a payrolls report coming tomorrow morning. jobless claims around 43 minutes away. yields head south to 0.51%. in foreign exchange, there's the move on the turkish lira. lira just off of all-time highs. 2.5% is the move today alone. tom: we've got the right guest. piotr her to bring in e on the lira. i've actually seen the map at the imperial war mus

bausch, i like both these names.ink they can make that kind of move in the short period of time they have to make the options. either way, i only have one week to thi to hold these. >>> b.j.'s wholesale club? >> then i started looks into the company deeper, the numbers looked a lot like targets. the digit at sales were up 300%. is the company absolutely knocked it out of the park, and when i looked at the p.e. levels, it's really low. compared to a costco or some of the other names. i think there is potential for this stock to break out to the up side. i think i'll probably hold this for quite a while and just try to sell calls against it if i can generate enough income there is no defend yield. >> pete, i appreciate that steve weiss, a new buy as well and it is domino's >> trading at all-time highs i don't like buying companies at their highest, but they haven't missed earnings guidance since 2012 highly fragmented market, substantially cheaper than chipotle i think it goes a lot higher. >> okay. before we go, degas

. >>> shares of barb bausch health are surging.y're planning to spin off their eye care unit according to the "wall street journal." the journal says the deal could be announced as soon as today. becky? >> scott, thank you. >>> the nasdaq coming off its 31st record close of the year. just shy of 11,000 in fact, it actually pushed above 11,000 for the first time ever in trading yesterday but closed a point and a half below that 10,998 .40 of a point it is a remarkable run for an index that took a hit in march and is up 23% for the year paul meeks from the wireless fund and independent wealth solutions. paul, you've been watching this for a long time. at this point you're looking for any tells, any signs that this incredible run could be coming to an end. what are you on the lookout for? >> that's a great question we know the fundamentals are superb when you take a look at the quarterly reports from the major four or five tech companies and their guidance going forward that it was even better than the wilest imagination of the bulls,