type marijuana isn't very well ahead of the snap election in turkey or one addresses a rally in the bosnian capital after being banned from campaigning in three european union countries will go to our correspondent in istanbul could more also on the program. with his country in crisis venezuela's president seeks a second term in office with the opposition largely boycotting the vote and a low voter turnout predicted nicolas maduro his victory is almost certain critics say the election itself farce. a maverick and while come to the program in a push to secure an electoral victory at home turkish president rajat type erda one has taken his campaign abroad as he tries to reach out to ex-pat voters and europe ahead of snap elections in turkey next month he spoke to supporters in the bosnian capital theri a vote this comes after several contraries and western europe those with large ex-pat turkish communities have banned turkish political rallies ahead of us presidential and parliamentary elections. from the euro. some twenty thousand up as member of the presidency but is it. the turkish leader

one is in theory a vote to head of snap elections in turkey or to want to dress in a rally in the bosnian capital after being banned from campaigning to read european union countries are forced upon the istanbul has all the details. and welcome to the program in venezuela polls have just closed in an election that is expected to hand president nicolas maduro a second term in office cast his vote earlier in the day he's facing a fragmented opposition parts of which are boycotting the poll more than twenty million venezuelans are eligible to vote but low turnout is predicted the oil rich country has descended into economic turmoil undermine duros socialist government. inflation has reached an all time high of more than thirteen thousand percent the rising prices have hit workers and business owners especially hard but not everyone blames the government. there isn't much cash flowing in venezuela apart from public transport and street food little is paid for with coins and notes most businesses have been forced to adapt to card payments and reduction in sales. the men all i said earlier less

no one's really some twenty thousand all up as bosnian muslim member of the tribe presidency but is it bigger of each will come down to one the turkish leader appeared unfazed by intelligence claims of an assassination plot against him but security was tight. news of this has reached me through the national intelligence service such threats will lead us astray from our path. would it be right for so many people across europe to come here and not be able to see the leader they wanted to meet and greet . no it would not be they cannot stop us from walking our path we are on the same path like the path we were on during the coup attempt on july fifteenth. some three million expatriate turks are allowed to vote nearly half of them in germany the bosnian capital is the only campaign stop president will be making in europe austria germany and the netherlands announced they would not allow him to hold election rallies here to one supporters called the ban undemocratic. there are twenty eight thousand people who came here the ban on air no one in the e.u. is not good for europe this is not dem

want to rise in sarajevo ahead it's not the elections in turkey and iran addresses a rally in the bosnian capital after being banned from campaigning in three e.u. countries will cross go correspondent in istanbul for more. and with his country in crisis venezuela's president seeks a second term in office and with low voter turnout predicted nicolas maduro his victory is almost certain the opposition is launching boycotting the vote critics are calling the election of a fine. and head of the humphrey welcome to the program turkish president threat is in the balls and in capital sarajevo to address supporters living in europe ahead of snap elections in turkey next month several e.u. countries in western europe those with large ex-pat turkish populations have banned turkish political rallies ahead of his presidential and parliamentary vote. thousands of turks from all over europe arrived in sarajevo ahead of president richard tell you better ones rally some twenty thousand all up. as bosnia's muslim member of the tripartite presidency but cute is it big of which welcome dare go on the turki

old wounds from the bosnian war spark new tensions in the region.k selds and david brooksth weigh in on e president's legal troubles. and, much more. >> yang: now, let's dig a bit on jobs, the economy and what kind of impact tax cuts may be yving on all of this. as we to earlier, the jobless rate is the lowest it's been in 17 years, and, as m brangham tells us, the president says it's a result of his policies. >> brangham: april marked the 91st concutive month of job growth. that's seven-plus years in a row, and the longest streak on record for the u.s. average job growth this year is 200,000 new jobs a mont that's up a bit from last year's average of 182,000. and when president trump was speaking befory,the n.r.a. tohe said the tax cuts are part of the reason. >> we are seeing the increble results as a result of our massive tax cuts. d everybody is benefiting. and everybody is happy. we've created 3.2 million jobs. unheard of. if we would have said that three years ago in the caouaign, people have said "what a horrible exaggeration." >> brangham: a

many bosnians believe there is no appetite for another war.sarajevo knows all too well, the unexpected can happen. for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant in bosnia. >> yang: on monday, malcolm reports from kosovo, a balkan nation still reeling from conflict. us.ang: stay wi coming up on the newshour: the new documentary, "r.b.g.," the life and work of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. but first, aot can happen in a week. the president can again shake up his legal team, and then have a e of those new lawyers contradict him, anred congressional chaplain can get his job back. here to make sse of it all, the analysis of shields and brooks. that's syndicated chiumnist marklds, and "new york times" columnist david brooks. we should explain, david brooks just back from italy. >> i apparently where you have been studying sir thom ntly.nus, appa >> yang: we've had the scene this week of the president getting a new lawyer, the star of his team rudy giuliani coming out and contradicting him. today the president said he'll get his facts straig

some three million xperia turks are allowed to vote nearly half of them in germany the bosnian capital is the only campaign stop president everyone will be making in europe austria germany and the netherlands announced they would not allow him to hold election rallies there to one supporters called the ban undemocratic. there are twenty eight thousand people who came here the ban on airline in the e.u. is not good for europe this is not democracy in a democracy you can do whatever you want there is no democracy in europe it's a modern dictatorship. the election on june twenty fourth will usher in the beginning of a new system of governance which will concentrate more powers in the president's hands and abolish the office of prime minister but support for everyone in bosnia is not unanimous the croatian member of the bosnian presidency has warned it could hurt the country's aspirations to join the e.u. . the threat of a trade war between the united states and china is off the table well for now at least in talks over the weekend the two countries agreed not to impose new tariffs while t

has taken his campaign abroad he dressed thousands of expatriate turks and bosnians capital sarajevo on sunday countries have banned similar always due to everyone's crackdown on dissent and press freedom. fell zones of turks from all over europe arrived in sarajevo ahead of president brigitte no one's really some twenty thousand all up as bosnia as muslim member of the tripartite presidency but cute is it big of which will come down to one the turkish leader appeared unfazed by intelligence claims of an assassination plot against him but security was tight. oh. news of this has reached me through the national intelligence service such threats will not lead us astray from our path. would it be right for so many people across europe to come here and not be able to see the leader they wanted to meet and greet. no it would not be they cannot stop us from walking our path we are on the same path like the path we were on during the coup attempt on july fifteenth. some three million expatriate turks are allowed to vote nearly half of them in germany the bosnian capital is the only campaign

hundreds of war veterans and civilians have rallied in sarajevo in support of a former bosnian muslim general attitude a covert she had twelve other former members of the bosnian army faced allegations of committing war crimes against hundreds of bosnian serb civilians during the conflict in the one nine hundred ninety s. . on sunday lebanon will hold its first parliamentary elections for almost a decade the outcome could be crucial not just for the stability of the increasingly fragile state but also for the region as a whole forming a new government is likely to be a protracted process. hundreds of residents on hawaii's big island have evacuated their homes after the kilo volcano burst into life now this video shows lava flowing through the wooded area it's a erupted on thursday after a series of earthquakes and spewed ash and lava into residential areas. it started with multiple earthquakes then a plume of pink smoke that shocked the local residents. ok we just had a huge earthquake and now in the direction of there's a massive cloud of smoke coming up. after days of warning signs

the bosnian peace process appears to be going nowhere. as a reporter, i witnessed some of the worst of humanity. as a jihadi, so did aimen dean, who fought on the front lines. in one battle his job was helping the wounded and he almost became a casualty himself. >> i heard the cries of an arab individual. so i was going to get him out of one of the bunker and with without knowing it basically, i was pulling the wires that were linked to land mines. >> reporter: he says there were at least four land mines attached to the wire wrapped around his legs, yet none detonated. >> at that time i wasn't grateful. i thought i was denied my shot at martyrdom. i wanted to be a martyr. >> reporter: dean was a true believer. but he would be tested when fellow fighter decided to murder their prisoners. >> young people from saudi arabia, from tunisia, nigeria, taking their axes and big knives and basically beheading serbian soldiers. >> reporter: so they killed them in cold blood? >> yes. >> reporter: and what did you think about that? >> at the time i re

when war came to sarajevo in the 1990s, the bosnian capital's cable car didn't survive on the frontlinet have gone unfulfilled. so its reopening in time for the summer tourist season has been a joyful moment for many in the city, who see the cable car as a symbol of hope. our balkans correspondent guy de launey went for a ride. 26 years is a long time to wait for a ride, that is how long it has been since sarajevo's cable car was destroyed during the four year siege of the city. there have been decades of the city. there have been decades of broken promises since the cable car low doormat last ran up the mountain in 1992. that is parfor the course here in bosnia. ethnically divided politics means very little works as it should, so the reconstruction and reopening of the reconstruction and reopening of the cable car feels like little short of a miracle. for many residents of sarajevo, this is a symbolic journey, not residents of sarajevo, this is a symbolicjourney, notjust residents of sarajevo, this is a symbolic journey, not just a residents of sarajevo, this is a symbolicjourney, notj

of prime minister but support for everyone in bosnia is not unanimous the croatian member of the bosnian presidency has warned it could hurt the country's aspirations to join the e.u. . over together hard now in a sigh of relief a trade war between the u.s. and china is off the table that's right the threat of an imminent trade war between the united states and china appears to be dissipating in talks held over the weekend the two countries agreed not to impose further taubes on each other rather continue to work on a trade deal the main issue under discussion is how to narrow. china's three hundred thirty five billion dollars trade surplus with the united states senators on both sides discussing the possibility of china importing more u.s. agricultural products as well as energy supplies that say the u.s. has gone through the necessary steps to impose tariffs on chinese goods at any moment's notice. i was low cost airline ryan as released its full year results for twenty seventeen spurred by an increase in passengers net profits swords to one point four five billion euros up ten percent

of prime minister but support for everyone in bosnia is not unanimous the croatian member of the bosnian presidency has warned it could hurt the country's aspirations to join the e.u. . this is still to come on the show we talk to a group of people in southern mexico sometimes known as a third gender. first heart and a trade war between the u.s. and china seems to be off the cards for the moment the threat of an imminent trade war that is between the united states and china appears to be. dissipating indeed and talks held over the weekend the two countries agreed not to impose further tariffs on each other while they continue to work on a trade deal the main issue under discussion is how to narrow china's three hundred thirty five billion dollar trade surplus with the united states trade representatives on both sides say the discussing the possibility of china importing more u.s. agricultural products as well as energies still the u.s. has gone through the necessary legislative process and can now impose tariffs on chinese goods at any time. irish low cost airline ryan as released its fu

of prime minister but support for everyone in bosnia is not unanimous the croatian member of the bosnian presidency could hurt the country's aspirations to join the e.u. . now to some other stories making headlines around the world the u.s. department of justice will investigate whether the f.b.i. spied on donald trump's two thousand and sixteen election campaign in a tweet to trump said he demands to know whether any such requests for spying on his campaign were made by the obama administration the democratic republic of congo is launching an ebola vaccination program today to try to stop a new outbreak of the disease health workers have shipped four thousand doses of the vaccine and more is on its way the first wave of the program will target health professionals treating patients paraguayan has opened its israeli embassy in jerusalem the second country to do so after the united states. and president practice and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu attended the inauguration ceremony the u.s. relocated its embassy to jerusalem a week ago. for years mozambique was ravaged by civil

last week, authorities briefly detained 13 members of the bosnian army for alleged war crimes against hundreds of serb civilians in northwestern bosnia. many bosnian muslims view him and his men as defenders of the northwestern region that was under siege for much of that war. michigan environmental experts have warned that flint's water system had significant deficiencies weeks before officials ended a service providing residents with pre-bottled water. governor rick snyder and the service last month, citing two years of testing showing home -- 10 unresolved issues in a march 21 letter. 15 people died due to the city's water.inted global news 24 hours a day on air and talk on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: live from bloomberg world" is in new york, i'm julia casserley. we are 30 minutes from the close of trading. apples rise. the dollar sticks to four months highs. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?" scarlet: a rare occurrence where unemployment drops below 4% for the first time sinc

it tookjust an hour to overwhelm the bosnian losing just one game.tinues. three months after elbow surgery, the four—time italian open winner eased past his opponent 6-4, 6-2. but third open winner eased past his opponent 6—4, 6—2. but third seed grigor dimitrov is out. he was beaten in three sets by japan's kai dimitrov is out. he was beaten in three sets byjapan‘s kai nishikori. in the women's draw, world number one simona halep beat japan's naomi osaka to reach the third round. the romanian, who was a finalist in rome last year, won 6—1, 6—love injust under an hour. halep will guarantee her place at the top of the rankings if she wins her next match and that will be against 13th seeded american madison keys on thursday as they battle for a place in the quarter—finals. elsewhere, the eighth seed venus williams came back from the brink of defeat to overcome russia's elena vesnina in three sets to reach the third round and she'll take on estonia's anett kontaveit. meanwhile, the number six seed and former world number one karolina pliskova could face

many bosnian muslims view him as a defender of the region under siege for much of the war. the swedish academy says the nobel prize in literature will not be awarded this year. the academy made the decision in stockholm today on the grounds that the body is in no shape to pick the winner after a string of sex abuse allegations and financial crimes scandals. the 2018 price will begin in 2019. it is the first time since 1949 that the prestigious award is not being handed out. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. amanda, back to you in toronto. amanda: still ahead, ahead of next week's after talks, i spoke to canada's finance minister about why he remains cautiously optimistic talks of moving in the right direction. that interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." i am shery ahn in new york. amanda: hi amanda lang in toronto. as nafta negotiations continue, trading partners are well aware of the need to get a

better than carrot is the leader of the bosnian serbs denied the reports in an i.t.v. and news bulletin you know right any foreign correspondent to come to. the west and has women and to point out what city or town they would like to search for professional competence for civilians that was challenged by the newscaster at the time it isn't true show us and he had the bravado to say well sure i'll show you i went to belgrade to pollinator when you look at the prieto expressly to get into a mosque we were promised by cannister church when he was in london that we would get into almost we finally landed in poly. where we were stayed with carriage and know that it's in their headquarters and. i hope that they would make their good their promise to take us north to the prideaux area. sarah palin would ask your posts of transport the preamble to. oh him it's really going to my real ability to subsist off them yet they're not the notion he would be clean menopause medically don't as he was dialed dole was the problem in that they were told was he awesome clean and as an amish

he was interviewing a bosnian leader and as he was leaving, one of the staff members of this bosnian leaders slipped a piece of paper into his hands. when he left, he opened it up. one thing was written, 1358. battle --the here are people and the 1990's who believe they are still fighting a civil war from 600 years before. could we be doing the same today? quite possibly. wrong inings reconstruction, but there were at least some things we did right. author of the new book, "reconstruction and a new history." i know there are questions out there and we are going to transition. >> if you have a question, please stepped to the microphone gelso will be happy to answer questions. >> part of the problem, the average person will not know what you were talking about or they were experienced. tulanee the two -- university shirt, i am putting two and two together. >> the conflict is where the to inwas not a numerator the constitution to the states or to the people. theseou are proposing interventions, you are in conflict with that and they did not throw that out. what lincoln wanted to do was

former members of the army face allegations of committing war crimes against hundreds of bosnian civiliansing the conflict in the 1990's. on sunday lebanon will hold its first parliamentary elections are almost a decade. the outcome could be crucial for not just the stability of the increasingly fragile state but the region as a whole. forming a new government will likely be a protracted process. hundreds of residents on hawaii's big island have evacuated their homes after the volcano burst into life. this video shows lava flowing through the wooded area. interrupted thursday after -- it corrupted thursday -- errupted thursday. reporter: it started with multiple earthquakes, then a plume of pink smoke that shocked the local residents. >> we just had a huge earthquake, and now in the direction of -- there is a massive cloud of smoke coming up. reporter: after days of warning signs, the kilauea volcano has erupted. lava flowed into residential areas of the u.s. island, igniting fires and spreading deadly gases. 2000 people were forced to evacuate. >> since it is right there behind our house,

when war came to sarajevo in the 1990's, the bosnian capital's cable car did not survive the front line. for three decades, pledges to rebuild were unfulfilled. now its reopening, and many see it as a symbol of hope. 26 years is a long time to wait for a ride. that is how long it has been since a sarajevo's cable car was destroyed during the four-year siege of the cit there have been decades of broken promises since the cable car last ran in 1992. that is par for theoue here in bosnia. hnically divided politics means very little wos as it should. the reconstruction and reopening of the cable car feels like little short of a miracle. for many serie a vince, this i a symbolic journey -- not just a trip to a happier past, but a link between contemporary communities. >> the symbolism is very strong. this project is removing the invisible border between citizens of sarajevo and also between two ethnic entities. reporter: in fact, they cable car runs across bosnia's very real ethnic boundaries. s pae in the majority ethnic serb entity. the rest in the largely bosniak federation. >> the barrie

the 16 time grand slam champion hardly broke a sweat in his straight sets demolition of bosnian damira halep is also in third round action later. she swept asidejapan‘s naomi 0saka in straight sets on wednesday, as the romanian won 6—1, 6—0 injust under an hour. she'll retain her number one ranking if she beats american madison keys in the coming hours. golf's european tour returns to belgium for the first time in 18 years this week. the belgian knockout starts on thursday in antwerp, with a number of the continent's best players taking part. home favourite thomas pieters is hosting the event and he says two years of planning has finally paid off. to see it now after two years, it is pretty cool. i hope family, i have not seen them for two weeks. —— my whole family. i think it is important for players because i think rory mcilroy is a big success when he hosts, and the amount of people who come and watch, it brings a bit of pressure with that but it is good pressure and i like it, and i will try to embrace it. in case you missed it, atletico madrid have won the europa league for the t

in the bosnian capital after being banned from campaigning in the piñon country. program.with his country in crisis venezuela's president. with the opposition.

to crash to a roadblock he said set up the barrier after the van trust the border illegally from bosnian creation police have defended their actions saying the officers opened fire because they thought their lives were in danger. denmark's parliament has voted to ban full face veils in public spaces it means women who wear burkas or kneecaps in public spaces will be fined when the nor comes into effect in august france germany and three other european countries have already in fermented similar laws denmark's justice minister has previously said the veil is not compatible with danish values. the red cross says it's sending two teams of surgeons and medical supplies to gaza to treat casualties from recent clashes along the border with israel since the protests began on march thirtieth one hundred fifteen palestinians have been killed and thirteen thousand wounded the red cross says it's prioritizing three and a half thousand victims who suffered gunshot wounds but says the health system is in crisis. the whole guy is a sinking ship if you look at all all parameters and all that is needed

there would be dull, turgid, earnest pieces about the bosnian war or whatever what was going on and thene corner, there'd be some tweedy little any making coy so-called humoros jokes about bar code scanners. if you're going to be a political comedian, if this is the funniest night of the year in political comedy, it requires you actually to make savage political comedy, not about to sarah huckabee sanders' makeup, but about serious things like north korea and iran and all the rest of it. it is so -- what is so absurd about the stupid, hideous, dead occasion is you book people who can't do anything but say the f word and yet it is given the status of a sort of semi-state occasioned that the president is somehow rejecting centuries of tradition if he doesn't show up for. which is that? is it a night of serious, sharp political comedy or is it just frankly dull, turgid people mouthing off? >> tucker: totally unwilling to slay a single sacred cow. if you arera brave, make a joke about something who will offend people you live near. mark steyn, great to see you. over the weekend on msnbc, whi

before pieces on that, there would be three dull, turgid pieces about the bosnian war or whatever was going on at the time. in the corner, there would be 20 little twee little ninny making jokes about bar code scan scan-you ares. if this is the most magical night of the year in political comedy, it requires you to make savage political comedy, not about sarah huckabee sanders makeup. but about serious things like north korea and iran and the rest of it. i mean, what's so absurd about this stupid, hideous, dedication is that you book people who can't do anything but say the f word -- it's a semi-state occasion that the president is somehow rejecting centuries of e doesn't show up for. what do you think. is it a night of serious, sharp political comedy or its dull, turgid people mouthing off? >> tucker: you are right. totally willing to slay a sacred cow. if you are brave, i don't know if you're make a joke about some thing that will offend people you live near. that will never happen. >> absolutely. >> tucker: mark steyn, thank you. thank nice to see you. a lovely week on on msnbc. a g

two six seven five four six six one six two win next up for that it is a blue ground match against bosnian twenty sixty. grigor the emitter of four was also tested by american gerrard donaldson the bulgarian coming out on top of yet another five said thriller six seven six four four six six four and ten eight the final score when. it's great to win a match in five sets stays stays with you you keep it in especially not here and the french open so so move forward and then you do is one of those matches that i don't play my best but i managed the way to win. after more than four our will is a local boy frenchmen jeremy shaadi finally overcame seventeen c. thomas beach to reach the third round the pay went to sit each and the frenchman took the decider making their his first win against a former wimbledon runner up in six attempts japan's caniff she called me defeated frenchmen been well paid to reach the third round six three two six four six six two six three the school in that encounter. caroline wozniacki cruised her way through into the third round at roland garros after a victory agains

is in syria a vote ahead of snap elections in turkey addresses a rally in the bosnian capital after being banned from campaigning in three european union countries will go to our correspondent in istanbul for more also on the program. with his country in crisis venezuela's president seeks a second term in office and with the opposition largely boycotting the.