we talk equities and earnings with james bevan.e joins us in the next hour to give us his take on trade. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news. nejra: donald trump has hinted that three americans held in north korean labor camps may when they release. -- mae win their release. they have been held for years by the nation. trump tweeted as everybody is aware, the past administration have been asking for three hostages to be released. stay tuned. in washington, mike pompeo has been sworn in as u.s. secretary of state. he said america has "an unprecedented opportunity to change the course of history on the korean peninsula." he is replacing rex tillerson. donald trump repaid his lawyer michael: for a hushed payment to stormy daniels, that is according to rudy giuliani contradicting previous statements by the president. that: -- that cohen funneled it through the law firm and trump repaid it. -- theresa may was outnumbered at a meeting with ministers unable to agree on either of the options she proposed. she may have a wee

. -- bevan dufty is actually in the hallway trying to deter people from doing just that. we'll talk to him in the next half-hour. >>> the army national guard may evacuate another thousand people as lava is blocking areas. earthquakes are damaging roads and buildings on the big 4islan the strongest of yesterday's quakes was a the oor ofthe crat fallen three feet as the k)pka lake falls inside. that's causing earthquakes. lav from the volcano has been flowing for two weeks now -- ñhdhas been two weeks now -- flowing for two weeks now. every day is another situation. it goes @<Ñup and down. lava has destroyed more than 2

james bevan is back to talk us through some of the other stories. bus crash in an debate about the the fact that bank of mum and dad is funding young people to try and do anything. what one observes is that the baby boomer generation, people born between 1946 and 64 have had it great. rising asset values, low money rates, plenty of opportunity to build equity in housing, most people still have a job, the younger generation discovering they are not getting an equal slice of the cake, the government here and in many countries saying what will we do? we understand there's an important element of social cohesion and we need to shift the needle in terms of who gets what and this suggestion, £10,000 may be given to people aged 25 either to invest in a pension or a house or start a business is a discussion, really about how we levelled the playing field and ensure everybody it's a fair crack above. this idea, taxing pension is above. this idea, taxing pension is a little more and shifting back to the younger generation, we've had some reaction on social me

sot: bevan dufty, san francisco bart director// "i'm not one who believes in pushing the problem around. everyone in san francisco is seeing that when you focus on law enforcement you take a problem and move it one block down to the other corner and that's part of the dynamic that's happened at civic center. it gets good for a few minutes and then it gets bad again."bart passengers agree they want long term solutions that will not just kick the homeless out, but help them stay out.sot: leslie adams, bart passenger// "i think that we should focus on other solutions instead of arrests of homeless people i think we should focus on housing and finding more places to live." passengers with spoke with agreed solely policing isn't enough and having designated, safe spaces may alleviate the public display of drug use in the station.sot: james adams, bart passenger// "well i actually heard the mayor was going to set a place where they can go and use their drugs safely. i think that's probably a better way. i mean, prohibition doesn't work. it not going to stop people from doing what they want to

sot: bevan dufty, san francisco bart director// "bart pd can go through civic center station and twenty minutes later it looks like complete chaos. that's really what we're asking for is let's buckle down let's be accountable to one another having the city, all aspects of the city and say that's just not acceptable."bart passengers agree they want long term solutions that will not just kick the homeless out, but help them stay out. sot: leslie adams, bart passenger// "i think that we should focus on other solutions instead of arrests of homeless people i think we should focus on housing and finding more places to live." as for the drug use everyone we spoke with agreed solely policing isn't enough and having designated, safe spaces may alleviate the public display in the station.sot: marilyn saner, bart passenger// "people who are living in the civic center are human beings they need help they need more shelter sites they need safe injection sites and basically they need help." they need help." bart director defty says tomorrow they plan on going to the department of emergency services

so you heard of tom bevan say, they are mad that their messages isn't getting out.he truth is, there message is trump is bad. that is not really a message. that is more of an animal reaction. >> whatever the messages, it's working. if you look at the congressional and state level elections that have happened since november 2016, democrats have flipped 40 plus seats at the state legislativee level. often in districts eric trump won by 20 or 30 points. so we can quibble about what the messages but we can't really quibble about whether it's working because it seems to be. >> tucker: of course to some extent, trump is still loath bya half the population, his first midterm, so historically, they will pick up heat. but where's the wave? if you listen to what the messages, one of the message is, for example, there are no distances between the sexes, biological reality is fake. that is way more radical than anything trump is ever said. >> i would suggest that -- democrats are being reasonable. >> tucker: would it be possible for a democrat running for office and the democra

bart supervisor bevan dufty decided to try to take 6matters into his own hands this morning.ing. i think i'm just -- i feel responsible as a director and if the most i can do is just to sit here and ask people not to shoot up here, i guess that's the best that i can do. >> so our officers are out here every day doing a very difficult job and they aring very short-staffed. so we do what we can with the resources l]ñthat we have. >> reporter: so the bart police chief down there with dufty this morning. they are also calling in some resources from the salvation army trycsíurget some of these people help. also going to hear fro the san francisco mayor late2ic initiative pgeto spend $6 milli on the first of its kind program p,Ñto send street teams to try to help people directly with a new anti-heroin drug. ÷ makevoc, kpix 5. >>> thank you for that live report. it is 6:57. time now for your "final 5." >> state auditors will soon start et5ining city and county jails that have partnerships with i.c.e. they will be looking at how much agencies are paid and whether holding immigrants h

bev bevan dufty said they are considering closing the seventh and 8th street entrances. passengers said it would put a snag in this their community. >> it would make it inconvenient. >> this has been ground zero injection drug use for sometime. bart has a tool box and we're reimagining how this station feels to people. >> currently bart and san francisco police patrol the hallway which dufty says doesn't have permission. a final decision would take at least several weeks. >> residents in hawaii's big island tonight are dealing with yet another hazard caused by the eruption of kilauea. this is dramatic new vid to show you tonight of the lava, and that lava has just in the past few minutes entered the grounds of a geothermal power plant, the puna geothermal venture provides power to 25% of the big island. workers rushed to shut it down to prevent the uncontrollable release of toxic gases. it has been closed since the eruptions began. a new concern in hawaii tonight. >> a new payment service lets you transfer money immediately. >> you just enter the person's name, and then

ccla james bevan, cio at investment, thanks for your time.tesfind out how managed to bump off profits -- bump up profits by 67%. ♪ anna: good morning from bloomberg's european headquarters in london, i am anna edwards. this is daybreak: europe. crude climbsdti above $70 a barrel as donald trump announces the u.s. will pull out of the nuclear agreement with iran. >> the iran deal is defect is at its core. if we do nothing, we know exactly what will happen. anna: treasuries under the hammer, u.s. 10 year yields are on the rise ahead of today's $25 billion sale. will the auction be hit with 3%? -- tie up somet european assets for vodafone as soon as today while deutsche telekom releases numbers. we will speak to the ceo this morning. ♪ anna: good morning, this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. we have a breaking news feast for you. we get to more breaking news this morning and we start with softbank. this is the japanese telecoms investor and they are announcing their numbers this morning, their full-year dividend at ¥44 thate operating comes in --

oberhausen has dedicated a permanent exhibition to be evans work in its flagship a building designed by bevan. himself known as the father of german industrial design billons turned out groundbreaking work in the areas of furniture ceramics crockery commercial art and corporate design. motion design as a mixture of graphic design and also on the nation's some tips are quite successful on social media platforms where it's not that easy to make a name for yourself but these stunning and bizarre clips are generating lots of clicks for some artists we met one of them here in germany. stunning visual animations that play with our perception. bending the laws of physics. and celebrating the utterly weird. motion graphic artists like esteban deo kono or german animator all over lata alias extra they are virtual sculptors whose work is taking instagram by storm marco mori from ox park is another artist who enjoys turning reality on its head. the fellow at the feet of it's pretty weird stuff you do a double take because on the one hand it's aesthetically pleasing and on the other it's something you've

bev bevan dufty said they are considering closing the seventh and 8th street entrances.is their community. >> it would make it inconvenient. >> this has been ground zero injection drug use for sometime. bart has a tool box and we're reimagining how this station feels to people. >> currently bart and san francisco police patrol the hallway which dufty says doesn't have permission. a final decision would take at least several weeks. >> residents in hawaii's big island tonight are dealing with yet another hazard caused by the eruption of kilauea. this is dramatic new video to show you tonight of the lava, and that lava has just in the past few minutes entered the grounds of a geothermal power plant, the puna geothermal venture provides power to 25% of the big island. workers rushed to shut it down to prevent the uncontrollable release of toxic gases. it has been closed since the eruptions began. a new concern in hawaii tonight. >> a new payment service lets you transfer money immediately. >> you just enter the person's name, and then their phone number or e-mail. >> however

joining us now is kate bevan, the editor of which computing. is it literally everybody?cularly affected by this and are ignoring it all? ignoring it and not being affected by it are two different things. any eu citizen is affected by it and thatis eu citizen is affected by it and that is a lot of people. it is a huge impact. in terms of very small businesses for two or three people working for them, do they have to be careful about how they use their contact list and e—mail lists. careful about how they use their contact list and e-mail lists. they should have been careful with even before today kicked in. we had days to get ready for this and it came into effect two days ago and this is the end of the sunset period when regulations are properly applied today and the regime applies today so today and the regime applies today so it should not have come as a surprise to people. a huge penalty when they get it wrong. surprise to people. a huge penalty when they get it wronglj surprise to people. a huge penalty when they get it wrong. i think we will not see huge penalties i

dana loesch on the shooting in texas and governor matt bevan, governor of kentucky, will be here livehallenges with paul ryan as speaker. are his days numbered? we will discuss that in the next few hours and then bill hammer when we are good and ready. rob: we will be right back. >> you can go to prison even if you are mayor. and under the mayor libby chavez proposal, the california mayor warned about an upcoming office rate in february. >> there is potentially an ice activity planned in the bay area. residents should know they do not have an obligation to open their door if an ice official. should face 5 years in prison. >> and bill haslam allowed a proposal that will allow law enforcement to cooperate with ice. >> california may offer free healthcare to illegal immigrants. california never waited for the federal government or political climate to be able to take a whole host of issues. >> >> a haven for illegal immigrants. and congressional actor antonio's about a junior. >> this is something that your estate can do for people living in illegally. >> we are fighting against things w

this problem from many including working with sfpd to boost patrols in the station.bart board member bevan dufty says he wants to see the city bring more outreach worker here to get addicts the help they need it's a cat mouse game there's so much narcotics moving around upstairs every san francisco knows that. i'm not trying to criminalize people that are using i'm trying to break this up and get people help and change the ecosystem his goal is a lofty one...to get a handle on this situation and make civic station one of the best in the system.maureen kelly kron4 (grant) (grant) national news: texas mourns for the ten people shot and killed at a santa fe school. the 17-year old suspected the 17-year old suspected shooter is being held on charges including capital murder. as the investigation continues -- the victims' lives are remembered. omar jimenez has more from santa fe, texas. 10 white crosses line the santa fe high school's lawn. each cross has a hearta picture and a nameto honor the ten lives suddenly taken by a shooter.people at this school were counting the days until the end of t

tom bevan and president. mara lieson. and mollie hemingway.john kerry is fighting to save the deal that he negotiated? >> for a year and a half, we had everyone in the media and law enforcement claim with a straight face there's something call the logan act. which is this law that prohibits people from doing freelance work for foreign government. it was used to query mike flynn and contrary to what james comey said in interview with you. yet, it was because they were doing a logan act query because he shouldn't have been talking to ambassador kislyak they were concerned. here you have john kerry who has no role in the administration doing freelance work trying to save a deal. all those people claiming the logan act was real thing is oddly silent. >> michael flynn was the incom incoming nsa. waiting for sally yates to tweet her dismay and grave concern. here is john kerry's former running mate and his thought about this story. >> this is a story. i'd say that, logan act hasn't been enforced far long time. john kerry is not negotiating on behalf

concern with shutting this walkway down.some riders say it could be an inconvience....bart board member bevanor a short time...or longer...but they need to get a handle on this situation. i think it's a state of emergency and so we have to put everything on the table and clothes in this hallway would be one of them bart says they are tackling this problem from many directions. they've recently announced joining forces with sfpd to patrol the station. what we are talking about if not just two officers walking shoulder to shoulder just having more people available to patrol this area.that's already underway but monday a member of bart pd's top brass met with his counterpoint at sfpd to talk about the logistics of significantly boosting those patrols.maureen kelly kron4 news. (ken) the bay area's big city mayors are teaming up to support a measure on the june ballot. that measure will raise bridge tolls to pay for transportation projects .. which are designed to ease congestion and expand public transit.kron 4's dan kerman has more on what this will mean for commuters. sot libby schaaf/mayor of

stay cleaner...and not break down as often....as well as make riders feel safer.bart board member bevanufty says the pilot program is being launched here at civic center and powell street stations because they have been ground zero for the frustation riders feel about over homelessness and the mentally ill and feeling unsafe as they travel in from the suburbs especially late at night. that's with consistently been hearing is that the problems here are really having a big affect and we're saying that over on the bart system that there's been a reduction of riders on evenings and weekends part of the attendent jobs it to track if the elevator usage increases while they are along for the ride.maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) the (grant) (grant) the domestic violence case involving 49ers star reuben foster continues...even though the woman he is accused of dragging and punching.. has changed her story...now saying she initially lied to police. foster appeared in court earlier today....as santa clara county prosecutors have asked for more time to look at new evidence submitted by the attorne

concern with shutting this walkway down.some riders say it could be an inconvience....bart board member bevanbe for a short time...or longer...but they need to get a handle on this situation. i think it's a state of emergency and so we have to put everything on the table and clothes in this hallway would be one of them bart says they are tackling this problem from many directions. they've recently announced joining forces with sfpd to patrol the station. what we are talking about if not just two officers walking shoulder to shoulder just having more people available to patrol this area.that's already underway but monday a member of bart pd's top brass met with his counterpoint at sfpd to talk about the logistics of significantly boosting those patrols.maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant)topvo coming up.... new video released tonight sheds light on an alleged child trafficking case... involving the parents of two kids... why the family had been on police radar for several years. (vicki) plus...no end in sight for people living around hawaii's kilauea volcano -the new threats residents are facing

sot: bevan dufty, san francisco bart director// "i'm not one who believes in pushing the problem aroundcisco is seeing that when you focus on law enforcement you take a problem and move it one block down to the other corner and that's part of the dynamic that's happened at civic center. it gets good for a few minutes and then it gets bad again."bart passengers agree they want long term solutions that will not just kick the homeless out, but help them stay out.sot: leslie adams, bart passenger// "i think that we should focus on other solutions instead of arrests of homeless people i think we should focus on housing and finding more places to live." passengers with spoke with agreed solely policing isn't enough and having designated, safe spaces may alleviate the public display of drug use in the station.sot: james adams, bart passenger// "well i actually heard the mayor was going to set a place where they can go and use their drugs safely. i think that's probably a better way. i mean, prohibition doesn't work. it not going to stop people from doing what they want to do, so if you give th

from many directions including working with sfpd to boost patrols in the station.bart board member bevane city bring more outreach worker here to get addicts the help they need it's a cat mouse game there's so much narcotics moving around upstairs every san francisco knows that. i'm not trying to criminalize people that are using i'm trying to break this up and get people help and change the ecosystem his goal is a lofty one...to get a handle on this situation and make civic station one of the best in the system.maureen kelly kron4 (ken) (ken) counting down to the june election... there is one measure on the ballot to fund youth programs in an east bay city that has virtually zero opposition however a thumbs up from voters will only get the proposal half way to the finish line... kron4's haaziq madyun explains in this report sotjamileh ebrahimi/ryse: "we have been involved in other efforts, supporting other efforts but this is the first time that ryse is anchoring a campaign of this magnitude and putting something for the voters to vote on"kids first initiative e and charter amendedment

. -- bevan dufty is actually in the hallway trying to deter people from doing just that.national guard may evacuate another thousand people as lava is blocking areas. earthquakes are damaging roads and buildings on the big 4islan the strongest of yesterday's quakes was a the oor ofthe crat fallen three feet as the k)pka lake falls inside. that's causing earthquakes. lav from the volcano has been flowing for two weeks now -- ñhdhas been two weeks now -- flowing for two weeks now. every day is another situation. it goes @<Ñup and down. lava has destroyed more than 2 dozen homes. shasn't mes. caused major disruptions in air travel. but airlines are keeping close watch. much of the island's national park is closed. >> let's check the weather forecast. >>> you want to ditch your xg'9qás this afternoon because temperatures are on the ride. we have clear conditions. some clouds out there. but the skies doing all kinds of cool kind of bglart work out there. it's clear and cooler to start. d2a look at your headlines this morning. we'll see more sunshine later on. higher temperatur

>> reporter: we showed this latest video to bevan dufty.ay bart pd and sfpd would begin immediate patrols of the area and if they don't, he would do it himself. >> i advised the chief if anything happens like this i'll move into the hallway and sit there every day. >> the conditions of our bart station into particular the ones here in san francisco are just unacceptable. >> reporter: we also caught one san francisco mayor mark farrell. the city and bart will meet this week to work on a permanent solution. >> i don't care if it's sfpd, bart police, who covers it. we are going to work out those details for the residents of our city. we need to get it done. >> reporter: the man who shot the videos says he wants to see a permanent fix in place and he says he is going to continue shooting videos and posting them online as long as he says he sees a problem. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> finally an arrest in a case that has baffled authorities in sonoma county for years. prosecutors have now charged a man from the russia

you know, it never hurts to write letters to our general manager, to ed riskin, to our board, bevan, nick, latifah and just letting them now how happy, thrilled you are with this and love to see the program continue. i think that would be fantastic. >> thank you. >> co-chair blacksten: all right. >> thank you so much for coming. i called you last minute and you jumped at the opportunity. as a regular bart customer for the past 12 years, coming from west oakland to san francisco to civic center, i personally want to thank you, because i've gotten way less sick since you started that program. there is also this area, it's also high employment area for people with disabilities. and we also are beginning to realize that sometimes we have to wait in line to use the elevators because everybody else wants to use the elevator. so it's no longer just a disability access point, it's a universal access point. we have seniors, we have bikers. so now up until that program started, nobody wanted to use the elevator. and it was not just the cleanliness, but also the safety. over the last two years,

a little earlier, i spoke tojudi bevan, the author of ‘the rise and fall of marks & spencer and how itny of them not making money and particularly the ones in the provinces. they have had them for ages and i remember someone telling the 25 years ago if only we could close some of the provincial stores but there is always an uproar when we do because m&s is an icon and regarded as a public service. this is the first time really where archie norman has come in and bitten the bullet and said we had to do this. it is down to one man? 0bviously steve roper is the chief executive and he agrees with him, —— steve rowe. archie is the man who turned as the round 30 years ago. he's the man do it. the stores, as you walk past them, one thing that hits you is that they are big, there's a big hole in the high—street physically as much as. and it will be a further hammer blow to high—street generally because they are suffering in this country and becoming places where you have coffee or go to a second—hand charity shop. they have to become smaller, the landlords have to start behaving better and not

our governor matt bevan was blocking people. the aclu sued him.nd he actually got a federal ruling in his favor last year that's still laying out there. so we do have two federal rulings that are at odds with each other. it's really fascinating to see where it plays out. i tend to agree with the mute idea. if you don't want to see somebody -- i mute people all the time. pretty much after every "cnn tonight" i'll mute three or four folks who don't like what we have to say here. but that's a way out of this that i think could solve the issue for him moving forward. >> i just don't read it or just laugh at it. after every broadcast there's a lot of trolls and a lot of botts. have fun. if you have nothing better to do go for it. you want to jump in? >> i want to take a half step back and what april's talking about, the rhetoric, and she said she didn't want to critique it from a moral perspective, but i do. because there is something about donald trump and his attacks on people which is deeply dehumanizing. and that sets an example. that sets a tone f

stay cleaner...and not break down as often....as well as make riders feel safer.bart board member bevangram is being launched here at civic center and powell street stations because they have been ground zero for the frustation riders feel about over homelessness and the mentally ill and feeling unsafe as they travel in from the suburbs especially late at night. that's with consistently been hearing is that the problems here are really having a big affect and we're saying that over on the bart system that there's been a reduction of riders on evenings and weekends part of the attendent jobs it to track if the elevator usage increases while they are along for the ride.maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) breaking news we continue to follow tonight -- four people are hurt -- including an officer -- after a crash involving a chp cruiser. this happened on interstate 80 in fairfield.... about a half mile before about a half in fairfield.... about a half mile before redtop road. investigators say white mitsubishi mirage crashed into a chp vehicle that was pulled over on the right-hand shoulder. t

tom bevan from real clear politics. just that number itself.y of factors. certainly i think the economy but more importantly trump's job approval. over that same period of time if you look back december he was at lowest point 37%. as of today is he at 44%. the president has added 7 percentage points in his job approval rating and as he has risen, the generic ballot numbers for republicans has risen -- have risen as well. the lead of the democrats has shrunk down. take the reuters poll. cnn 3 points. rasmussen democratic lead 1 point. real clear micks average the democrats lead at 4 points that's down from 12 or 13 in mid december. pete: this all matters because of the balance of the house of representatives. these numbers improving for republicans and improving for the president. but are they good enough to prevent a speaker nancy pelosi? >> well, i mean, most pundits, most observers think that democrats have to be in the 5 to 7% range in a lead in the generic ballot to be close to neglect the two dozen seats or so that they need to win control

concern with shutting this walkway down.some riders say it could be an inconvience....bart board member bevan.or longer...but they need to get a handle on this situation. i think it's a state of emergency and so we have to put everything on the table and clothes in this hallway would be one of them bart says they are tackling this problem from many directions. they've recently announced joining forces with sfpd to patrol the station. what we are talking about if not just two officers walking shoulder to shoulder just having more people available to patrol this area.that's already underway but monday a member of bart pd's top brass met with his counterpoint at sfpd to talk about the logistics of significantly boosting those patrols.maureen kelly kron4 news. ( darya ) san francisco police are investigating 3 separate shootings... that have injured 4 people including a teenager. the first shooting happened near market and larkin streets. the victim...a 40-year-old man was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. then shots were fired on capp street in the mission. the victims... a 29-year-old

concern with shutting this walkway down.some riders say it could be an inconvience....bart board member bevanme...or longer...but they need to get a handle on this situation. i think it's a state of emergency and so we have to put everything on the table and clothes in this hallway would be one of them bart says they are tackling this problem from many directions. they've recently announced joining forces with sfpd to patrol the station. what we are talking about if not just two officers walking shoulder to shoulder just having more people available to patrol this area.that's already underway but monday a member of bart pd's top brass met with his counterpoint at sfpd to talk about the logistics of significantly boosting those patrols.maureen kelly kron4 news. coming upso i know one is orange juice and vodka but what's that one, this is just vodka booze in ziplock bags were just the tip of the iceberg a really small tip i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (ácommercialá)(ácommercialá) (robin) this year's "bay t

now is a jonathan tice, senior banking analyst for bloomberg intelligence, and jason bevan.hank you for joining us. first of all, speculation about a tie up with barclays. some are saying we are focusing on our strategy. does it make sense? >> not really. i struggle with this. barclays, whose biggest focus is improving returns on capital investment. they allocated 50 billion in risk assets. , they look at the u.k. have $.25 credit card share, the mortgage market is a bloodbath. that is the problem with barclays, he doesn't think they will turn around the underperforming units and he wants some of that capital to be returned to shareholders, which is why they started talking about buybacks in february. strategically, it makes little sense to me. lot ofe: you see a banks, especially swiss banks, wanting to go after the asian market. standard charter is basically an asian market play, so could you infer that barclays wants to be bigger in asia, or again, that something don't be against what they need to focus on. >> you wouldn't take it on with all the loans. one of the reasons

james bevan. the ftse is up one point. point.e went through this last year and the year before. the year before. 5%. they have not been above that since then. then. bt group, results out tomorrow. melrose industries, buying gkn, the meeting tomorrow. meeting tomorrow. thank you. a children's book has been published featuring two of the victims. later they were both killed in the tragedy. sofia bettiza has the story. the jewel of italy — venice. are connected by tragedy. of the grenfell tower inferno last june. corner of italy. grenfell tower became home. by the loss of her only son. for the death of a son. because it's a pain you carry with you all the time. if there are 24 hours in a day, i sufferfor 25. about marco and gloria. that is how the knight and the princess came to life. to a high tower in a far—away land. the book was created with the help of family and friends. marco's childhood friend, roberta, did all the drawings. translation: this gave me the strength to go on. it's not fair to keep quiet. who died for nothing. s