its capital radio day!hen, the industry has undergone a massive evolution, especially in the commercial sector. once probably local stations now broadcast the majority of programmes from network centres with the local nest and range of programming scaled—back. but with the changes to be expected? in 1973, just before the first local commercial stations arrived, the bbc arranged for three of the biggest stars of radio at the time to make their own predictions. nearly five decades later, we have caught up with them again to see if they were right. last week the bbc announced the summer schedules on radios one and two, and have several steps in preparation for the arrival of local commercial radio to this country over the next few months. we were fairly accurate in terms of our predictions as to what might happen. kid jensen flying over for the grand duchie and johnny walker has come over from ealing to discuss this. i recall predicting that i thought there radio future would be andl talked about the narrowcas

he capitalizes on radio and uses that to create an intimate connection with the american public. and i am going to play you a quick clip, just to give you a sense of what this sounded like. again, thinking about if you were a listener. you were tuning into your radio during the 1930s to listen to your president. this would have been what you heard. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> my friends, i want to talk for a few minutes with the people of the united states about banking. to start with the comparatively few who understand the mechanics of banking, but more particularly with the overwhelming majority of you who use banks for the making of deposits and withdrawing of checks. >> what did he do, just in that very simple opening? >> he definitely personalizes the chat. he uses i, you, we, and he creates this personal link between the presidency and the people, so that they feel like he is on their side and they also have a place in this huge, bureaucratic thing that he has begun to create. >> absolutely. personalizing the presidency. that is so key.

advertising contracts with major white corporations, including pepsi, each knot, colgate, venus radio and capital and mgm records. the johnson publishing company was able to produce multiple magazines, including jet, tan, hue, and copper romance. 1950's, thehe early company had become the most powerful black owned means of world,ication in the and history. it had real power to shift the representation of african-americans in media. whoops. right. 10 years. i'm sorry. i think the political importance of johnson's image making enterprise becomes even clear when you link it to him moss kendricks. who is moss kendricks. he is in fact a native son of atlanta. the last time i spent any significant time here i can to get a sense of how kendricks lived and moved to the city on his way to becoming a successful prominent black marketer. iring a one-week period walked the streets of an area what's known as the beaver slide islam. slum.d the -- i found the bungalow home he spent his childhood. i found his uncle's cleaning and pressing shop, and walked to the greens of the cost courses -- golf courses where h

capital and ideology." power"up, "balance of continues on bloomberg radio. we will talk to former hp ceo carly fiorina.ave "balance of power" monday returning to 12:00 eastern time. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you move homes, you move more than just yourself. that's why xfinity has made taking your internet and tv with you a breeze. really? yup. you can transfer your service online in about a minute. you can do that? yeah. and with two-hour service appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. so while moving may still come with its share of headaches... no kidding. we're doing all we can to make moving simple, easy, awesome. go to xfinity.com/moving to get started. ♪ vonnie: -- guy: live from london, i am guy johnson vonnie quinn in new york. we are counting you down to the european close on bloomberg markets. let's look at where we sit with markets in europe. a positive week for equities but today we are not getting that vibe. we got that friday feel like, people not willing to take risks into the weekend. i'm hearing the rebalancing trade done and dusted. the stoxx 600 down, the london mark

radio app. acting deputy home lindsay security secretary as a capital hill wednesday to testify in the federal response to the coronavirus outbreak. watch that life and 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. online at cspan.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> cspan, your unfiltered view of government. rated by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. democratic presidential candidates, joe biden on gun violence. he spoke and a event with voters and supporters at columbus ohio. this runs 35 minutes. [background sounds]. [applause]. >> good afternoon everyone, it is a pleasure to be here with you all today. to support joe biden,

me now is ryan nave, editor and chief of mississippi today and rick pluda, state capital bureau chief for michigan radioected to see senator bernie sanders there in mississippi after super tuesday. he made a quick switch and decided to focus his attention on michigan and the upper midwest. help us understand his thinking there and how that's resonated throughout mississippi, his decision to make that pivot. >> right, i mean, even though senator sanders is extremely popular among progressives in mississippi, you know, i think his supporters here understand how the delegate math works. there are three times as many delegates up for grabs in michigan as there are in mississippi, and so even though they're disappointed that he didn't come to the state, they understand how the math works. you know, he's been to the state before. he had a town hall with the mayor a few years ago. he came a few years ago to help the organizing effort at the nissan plant, and here in canton, mississippi, so i think his supporters are saying, look, he's been to the state and shown up when it's mattered, not just to ask for votes

embassy in the capital tunis these are some of the the latest pictures that we're getting a local radio station was a huge says at least 5 people have been injured it also says it was a suicide attacker we're going to keep across that story for you for your the very latest as soon as it comes in. now a political storm is brewing between south korea and japan over coronavirus quarantine measures japan's prime minister has imposed a mandatory quarantine on all visitors from south korea and china so pushed back and asked for it to be revoked warning it may launch countermeasures well mcbride reports from seoul in the sometimes strained relations between japan and south korea the coronavirus outbreak has exposed the animosity that exists below the surface south korea says it wasn't consulted before japanese prime minister shinzo abbay announced the new measures local car new visitors from both china and south korea will be required to be quarantined for 2 weeks at a location designated by the quarantine director and asked that they refrain from using public transportation in the country. th

radio. right these are the headlines here at al-jazeera and immediately let's go to manila the capital of the philippines that's a live shot there where a hostage situation is under way according to local officials at least 27 people are being held in that shopping mall it's the green hills shopping center and apparently heavily armed police have gone into that building after shots were heard the local mayor says they believe it's a disgruntled security guard who was armed with far and grenades a story we're keeping our eye on. russia has said it can't guarantee the safety of turkish planes flying over syria hours after damascus shut down the airspace over italy these developments came after turkey shut down 2 syrian fighter jets on sunday. and as the fighting continues in syria greece's prime minister has warned refugees not to try to get into europe illegally greek police used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse hundreds of refugees on its border with turkey kitty ackles amid so talk is the prime minister says the country won't accept any asylum requests for the next month as is appealin

capital tunis right now. the u.s. embassy in tunis local media radio. is reporting that it was a suicide attack and i've not given any more information than that and that is literally all we have at the moment but there has been a blast in the tunisian capital happened outside the u.s. embassy so we're going to keep a close pictures coming in to us find out any new information as we can on what appears to be he was reported to be a suicide attack outside the u.s. embassy in tunisia. used from the new us now and u.s. senator elizabeth warren has ended her bid for the white house she was once considered the front runner for the democratic nomination but she failed to win a single state in the primaries even losing her home state of massachusetts to rival joe biden who withdrawal leaves officially 3 hopefuls in the race. i will not be running for president in 2020 but i guarantee i will stay in the fight for hard working folks across this country have got the short end of the stick over and over that's been the fight of my life and it will continue to be s

capital markets at deutsche bank. he will continue his conversation with bloomberg radio at 8:50 a.m. u.k. time.unprecedented actions taken across europe. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to european open. 30 minutes into a trading day. european equity markets are not making much of a dent. i at our european headquarters in london. matt miller is in berlin. matt: let's take a look at the story in terms of markets. if you are familiar with trading over the last few days, you will understand how this goes. one direction and another. up and down. we have a green arrows -- we have green arrows, holding up at 1% on the stoxx, the broader european index. we have a split in terms of groups that are winning and losing. if you take a look at the grr function that we have pulled up here, you can see the group rank to returns for one day. the big winners are the defensive stocks, telecom, health care, utilities. wello see technology doing , which is kind of surprising, especially after anne-marie was talking about ray dalio's up a andt bit on sap and asml european stocks in general. it is fastened -

ciudad de leÓn "radio darÍo" es una de las voces mÁs conocidas por su fÉrrea oposiciÓn al gobierno de daniel ortega en medio de una mayorÍa salvinista. anÍbal: leÓn fue la primera capitalde hacer un comando para destruir la radio, para atacar la radio. tiffany: Él dice que no era la primera vez que era atacado por comandos salvinistas. asÍ que se preparÓ con sus periodistas en la cabina de transmisiÓn. anÍbal: pero en mi mente estÁ el patrÓn que ellos utilizaban anteriormente, que es bÁsicamente "freezar" a todo mundo, al guarda, y comenzar a ametrallar y destruir todos los equipos. tiffany: eran las 7:25 de la noche cuando lo escuchÓ. anÍbal: en ese momento lo que yo escuchÉ al inicio fue un golpe. tiffany: Él recuerda exactamente el tiempo que transcurriÓ hasta escuchar la explosiÓn. anÍbal: cinco, seis minutos despuÉs fue una explosiÓn tan inmensa y tan grande que ademÁs de quedar a oscuras, volÓ el techo. y habÍa llamas por todos lados. o sea, fue increÍble. entonces, en ese momento lo Único que se me vino a mi mente es que nos Íbamos a morir. tiffany: la Única salida era una puerta que debÍa estar sellada, pero por aquellas cosas del destino toruÑo nunca la clausu

heading in your car, tune into bloomberg radio heard on sirius xm channel 119 and the bloomberg business app. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: germany weighing bank capitalamage, continuing the pirate -- continuing the coming toof fiscal fight the virus. bill maloney joints me now. listen to bill at squa . we did get a pop on the german news. what do you see in terms of levels? bill: futures were limit up. now they are off the highs. s&p futures currently up around 75 points. the levels you want to look at in cash, the first resistance is the february 20 low. above that, yesterday's high was 2864, and the third resistance is 2090, which is a retracement level. the first level is 2856 and the s&p cash. alix: as we see a rebound from yesterday selling, it is simpler for the treasury market as you see selling comeback. what do you see? down yields went straight yesterday, hit a historic low point. bounced today. currently at .64%. your first resistance will be .76%, youe that retracement level. your first resistance level is .74%. alix: that is incredible. let's wrap it up with italy, the first country to go on complete lockdown. btp is taking a hit. bi

capital spend at your this year. we will discuss oil next. when you are traveling to work, if you still do travel to work, or if you are working from home, tune into blumberg radioour mobile device or dab digital radio in the london area. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: -- anna: welcome back to the european open. markets here in europe are braced for another sharp out of trading, despite aggressive emergency action by the fed and the boj. let's get the latest on the oil market. soil aramco is slashing spending this year. for the first time, plunging demand and price wars are heading home. $25tal expenditure will be billion, down from the $40 billion a nest in their perspective a few months ago. let's get to annmarie hordern, keeping a close eye on the oil sector. what else has aramco said? what have we learned from them? annmarie: as you mentioned, there capex is a big one, lowering the. that will be huge for them to deal with those oil prices. about came in lighter, 20% lower than we saw in 2018. 88 billion dollars versus the year prior, $111 billion. they have a call with analysts later in the day, and this is where we will get more information. one thing everyone