will there be justice for chandra?we get two attacks on women by a guy with a knife in a short distance to where levy's body was found, that stands out like a neon sign. >> reporter: and the voice of the witness who could both make and break the case. >> he told me he didn't know he killed her. it was an accident. good morning! um, i got something on this, but i'm not quite sure what it is. it's jelly. definitely jelly. it's already coming out. does tuesday work? treat your clothes better with new tide pods plus downy. cleans and conditions in one step. it's got to be tide ...it shouldn't be whateverfleas and ticks. home... no, no no no no... seresto® kills and repels fleas and ticks for 8 continuous months - for effective protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. 8-month seresto®. from bayer. it's so delicious. i can't believe it has 40% fewer calories than butter. i can't believe it's made with real, simple ingredients. i can't believe we're on a whale. i can't believe my role isn't bigger. oh, it's real. real

"finding chandra."s the reason levy's killer is not behind bars. >> from the beginning to the end, terrible mistakes by police and prosecutors. and in the end, no justice. >> reporter: the investigation is described to "20/20" as open but not active. the last hope could hang on that precious golden clue. >> her ring is still missing. guandique may have sold it or gave it to somebody. hopefully they'll watch this program and let the police know. >> whoever has that ring knows something about her disappearance and murder. >> reporter: finally, chandra's parents, deprived of their daughter, deprived of justice, find some comfort in spiritual hopes. are you preparing for the possibility that you may never know what happened to your daughter? >> one day i will be with my daughter, and whether we'll get the sw >> we'll find out then. >> and then maybe what chandra would have said is, "what difference does it all make?" >> and despite our requests, gary condit declined to speak to "20/20." his attorney reitera

theshow casing the art in honor of chandra levy. >>> coming up, when we go cloudy and chilly and in theame forecast, when we will be sunny and 90. we got it all for you next. she's the intern from modesto who was found murdered in a >>> new at 6:00, new art exhibit has its roots in the story of chandra levy. she's the intern from modesto who was found murdered in a washington, d.c. park. how levy's mother turned her grief into art. >> reporter: susan levy still isn't sure what happened to her daughter chandra. what she does know is her daughter lives on through her art. >> my daughter's memory is alive for me every day of the week. and i think that doing the show, it's important for me. i hope it's important for others and moves them in some way. >> reporter: a mother's tears in poetry are, pictures and paintings overred years. it's helping others in similar situations. >> that's what this is supposed to do is touch other people, to feel the clarity of how precious life is, how precious our children are. and how, as a world, we need to find a way to be kinder and caring for each other.

chandra. this is bloomberg. mark: thank you very much. coming up, i'm going to keep a close watch on oil. opec will be in vienna tomorrow, edging closer to an agreement. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: li from london, i'm mark barton. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." west texas crude is hovering around $51 ahead of the opec meeting tomorrow in vienna. they seem to be building for a >> don't forget, we also have the eai number coming out here shortly. we can get reaction from that as well. we have seen a pretty tight range as we anticipate the number going into the meeting tomorrow morning. where do you anticipate going once it settles if we indeed accept there is going to be a continuation of production cuts? what should be the range? what is the correct price? want?o saudis >> i think they want it north of $50. we're seeing the trend back over $50. short-term, it looks a little bearish because you have a series of lower highs and lower lows there does seem to be support on the moving average. right now the saudis are kee

i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thanks. blasting germany again over defense, ratcheting up his feud with chancellor angela merkel. the president tweeting "we have a trade deficit with germany. they pay far less than they should on nato and the military. this will change." it came after merkel met with india's prime minister modi. she was asked about the future of relations with the u.s. >> our transatlantic relationship is of the utmost importance. due tosaid recently is the fact that in the face of the present circumstances we have, additional reasons for us to realize that we have to take our fate in our own hands in europe. vonnie: bloomberg's chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli traveled with the president last week and he met with merkel and other leaders. he joins us from washington and from our berlin bureau is reporter patrick donahoe. patrick, we are learning more about angela merkel's stance regarding all of this, from the closed-door caucus meeting. can you bring us up-to-date? >> merkel has been addressi

let's check in with emma chandra. at the white house, president needs today with the palestinian president. the palestinian president is concerned he might have to say no in their first meeting. president trump may ask about of payments to families palestinians jailed or killed in the conflict with israel. companies in the u.s. and in 177,000 workers in april -- added 170 7000 workers in april, slightly more than estimated trade on friday, the government will really staple jobs report. theurope, talks about brexit negotiations. the brexit secretary has a warning for the european union, he is willing to walk without a deal if provoked and he says the u.k. will not pay a brexit bill of $110 billion. the eu brexit negotiator says the eu wants to reach a deal with britain. time is running short. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. happening now, fbi director james comey facing the senate judiciar

also new at 4:00, a shocking twist in the chandra levy case. her one-time accused mur michelle marsh is live with the new and the rarely seen video just released. michelle: ingmar gaundique had been convicted of murdering chandra levy in 2011 but has been granted a new trial and case dismissed. but i.c.e. officials took him to begin his trip in el salvador. you see him being escorted to the airplane by the i.c.e. agents. rarely do we see this part of the process. but i.c.e. released the video to us today. gaundique was in the u.s. illegally and was actually convicted in d.c. in 2002 on two counts for assault where he was sentenced to ten years in prison. abc7 are continuing to follow the developments. we have updates and reaction here as they come in. meantime, you can see the entire vide wjla.com. we have posted it for you on the website. jonathan: on the hill for the first time, former attorney general sally yates testifying on capitol hill now. one of the key questions in all of this is what did she tell the new trump administration about mi

i am emma chandra. mark: thank you very much.ight, coming up, oil trying to start the week on a high note following the news about the possible extension of supply cuts. will crude start a turnaround? this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: from london, i am mark barton. oil fluctuated between small gains despite saudi and russia outputs and metals continuing to drop today. thank you for joining us today. why haven't we seen a bigger boost on the back of that pledge from saudi and russia to not only extend output, but possibly extended into 2018? things.ple of number one, it has been talked about, so you'd don't keep discounting the same piece of information over and over. bank, the market is three dollars off the lows it was friday ay, so washout in the market or is this the beginning of a momentum change where if the market can keep gains towards 47 dollars or higher today, will that add to kicking wtiart brent towards the $49 or $50 mark. the russians say they are on board and everyone is saying th

let's get a check on the first word news with emma chandra. : in sicily, president trump attending his first group of seven summit. the presidents position on climate change is tha at odds with other leaders, but gary cohn says the president is leaning toward understanding the position that the u.s. must a with the paris climate accord. secretary of state records tillerson -- rex tillerson arranged a quick visit to london to apologize. >> we take full responsible to for that. we obviously regret that that happened. in terms of how to fix the relationship between the u.s. and great britain, the special relationship that exists between our two countries will certainly was stand this particular unfortunate event. emma: president trump is threatening to prosecute those responsible for the leak. 106nitoring group says civilians have been killed in u.s. led coalition airstrikes in syria. this syria observer said this strikes targeted the eastern town. among the debtor 42 children. no confirmation yet from the u.s. military. ministerr greek prime is recuperating today from injuries suffered w

emma chandra has more. >> in the u.s. president trump is ratcheting up that debate with germany's chancellor angela merkel. he tweeted that the u.s. has a massive trade deficit with germany and that the germans pay less than they should for lehto -- for nato. the president commented that this would change. over the weekend, merkel said that dependable transatlantic ties are in some extent over. there are reports president trump will shake up his white house staff now that his medications director has quit. he has been working closely with press secretary sean spicer. consumer spending in the u.s. signals that a second quarter rebound is on track. it could increase for tense up 1% in april, the most since december. incomes rose the same amount. the fed's preferred gauge of inflation did slow down and it is below the 2% annual target. the former dictator of panama who was ousted in the u.s. invasion has died. he ran the country from 1983 to 1989 and was once considered a u.s. ally. the u.s. accused him of rigging elections,

the woman once accused of killing chandra levy is now back in his native country. he was an undocumented assaults in d.c. when he was charged in levy's death. he was accused of attacking her when she jogged in the park and was found guilty in 2010. he was granted a new trial based on false witness testimony. that case was dismissed last year. >>> the inmate who spent five days on run will stay in jail in jesup county. officials decided it was safer to have a doctor come evaluate watson in the prison. they found him hiding in a drainage pipe. >>> 4:50 your time now. fairfax county's fire chief is looking into new allegations that a supervisor condoned bullying in the department. this comes a year after a female firefighter committed suicide. it's not known if online harassment possibly by colleagues played a role in her chief richard bowers received an anonymous complaint. his department won't tolerate any type of harassment. >> a fire house in college park is locked in a court battle over a fence going up across the street from the branchville volunteer fire depart

emma chandra has more. in 130 may interview, eyep managed to poke the -- in one 30 minute interview, trump managed the poke the eye of every constituency in his party. some people want to go back to the old system, right? so we will look at that. we are looking at it now. and dodd-frank is going to be very seriously different -- changed. so the banks can go back to loaning money. bill trump also set a replacing obamacare will be just as good when it comes to pre-existing conditions. that promise is not supported by the current republican proposal. german chancellor angela merkel has told vladimir putin that e.u. economic sanctions against in placell remain because of lack of progress in settling the conflict in ukraine. france, emmanuel macron is trying to extend his reach among voters five days before the french presidential election. he told backers are far right candidate marine le pen and those who supported the far left candidate jean-luc melenchon that he understands their anger. 20ls indicate macron

emma chandra, this is bloomberg.ulia: coming up, shares of amazon's closing in on that $1000 a share price tag. up next, what the company is doing to expand its business. from new york, this is bloomberg. julia: this is bloomberg markets, i am julia chatterley. scarlet: and i am scarlet fu. let's check in on the markets. are not seeing a lot of movement in stocks today, but we have seen him ever come out of , out of then -- air reflation trade. on the seen your spread u.s. treasury in white and value is a ratio of growth in blue. we have seen that reflation trade, out. another way to express that is to look at the leadership in stocks year to date. here we are seeing technology meeting, so cyclical names have been leading stock gains this year. tech companies are also in that -- and energy groups are also in top spots. and companies that continue. -- contributed to gains we continue to see this year. facebook, amazon, they are all about the same amount this year. the other two that we are watching have contributed th

chandra: absolutely.mazing as well with this was the first time they did a kid's zone that was specifically for youth. sometimes, people know early on that they want to dress up in drag. another theme of the show is finding your time and knowing that they have a community of people. they made it family-friendly. i thought that was amazing actually. carol: "bloomberg businessweek" is available on newsstands now. oliver: and also on bloomberg.com. but was your favorite stories that go on? carol: i enjoyed the story on rt, formerly known as russia today, grabbing eyeballs in gaining influence when it comes to u.s. elections, u.s. issues, and has ties back to the russian government and vladimir putin. the potential for influence. how about you? oliver: i like the one on amazon, but i will give it to peter coy's story on peter navarro. a very colorful portrayal of an economist. field.posed within his carol: i love that he was a liberal. oliver: interesting character. bloomberg television starts right now. ♪ ♪

i am emma chandra. let's get to the business flash.l pay $41 million to settle a money-laundering investigation. the fed claims that the bank failed to maintain adequate protections against illicit trade. regulations involve billions of dollars in potentially suspicious transactions. it is company is facing pressure to renegotiate a takeover deal with qualcomm. activist investor elliott management is among those trying to get the better offer. costargued that qualcomm $47 billion offer undervalues the company. that is the business flash. francine: now, the pound has dipped after a shocking projection showing theresa may's party may miss winning a majority in next week's election and face a hung parliament. the projections published in the times newspaper was based on a new model and shows the party may fall short of this overall majority by acting point. -- by 16 points. joining us now is erik nielsen. first of all, this is not a poll. it is a projection. how much do we trust it? >> i think polls are still the discussion about how much

let's get first word news now with emma chandra. president trump took to twitter today to defend his firing of fbi director james comey. the president says he will be replaced by somebody who will do a better job and bring back the fbi's prestige. the fbi says that he was five for the way he handled the investigation into hillary situation.mail this is due tot the investigation into russia. forabeth warren is calling a special prosecutor to investigate those allegations about russia and the election. meanwhile, the massachusetts democrat sat down with bloomberg before comey was fired, and asked if she would run for president in 2020. actually have to put this in a temporal place. i'm not running for president. i'm running for my reelection in the senate. i want people to the early, i'm all in. emma: she says she has pushed the issue with members of the trump administration. in brexit blues appears to have faded for euro stocks. the high-speed rail service corporate sales rose 9% in the first quarter led by the fashion , technology,

i'm emma chandra.is bloomberg yesterday, we got the health-care bill from the house. cut in the federal deficit by $119 billion and limited 23 million fewer americans being covered by health insurance. is politicalw reporter. tell us what this means for the health care legislation pending in congress. it means it is much more difficult for senate republicans to take this bill and get it through the senate. there is a much tighter margin. only 52 republicans in the senate. after this score came out at least three senate republicans said the bill as it stands is not something that could get their support. mitcho heard from mcconnell saying he doesn't know how the health care bill will be able to get the votes they need to pass through the senate. 23 million people potentially not having health insurance compared to what we would have under obamacare is not a good headline and something the senate republicans are grappling with. senate democrats remain pretty much universally opposed to this health care e

i am emma chandra.s is bloomberg. jon? jonathan: thank you. for more on the election, let's get to bloomberg's caroline conan in paris. did marine le pen turn things around? caroline: she did. it was like watching a boxing match, jon. it was macron on pretty much every subject. on was actually better however, she seemed very confused about her plans to leave the euro, saying the french will go back to the fr anc, but the international transactions will still be done in euro. debate, andy brutal moderators hardly got any word in. jonathan: caroline connan, as she said, you have moderators, and they barely spoke for the whole thing, you just had them back-and-forth, back-and-forth. caroline, head of sunday, her following the solid base, for her to go beyond that makes any inroads to get the votes from the other candidates who have now dropped out. how difficult is that going to be? caroline: it is going to be quite difficult for her to come back and to reassure because this was the last chance for her to

in a notorious chandra levy murder case. but first, a wife and mother who is now home free after spending years in prison and facing even more for a murder she says she did not commit. >> but tonight, a major breakthrough for hannah overton, who had missed so many of the major events in her family. children's birthdays, holidays, bedtime stories. we've been reporting on her story for more than a decade now. and this evening, juju chang has this final chapter, when justice delayed becomes justice delivered. >> reporter: this is the moment hannah overton has been hoping and praying for for seven long years. >> hannah overton is free for the first time in seven years. >> reporter: we've been reporting this story from the start, ever since hannah was convicted and sent away for life in prison for the death of the 4-year-old foster child she was trying to adopt. but her time behind bars ended in 2014, and "20/20's" cameras were the only ones there with hannah in her first moments of freedom. but to understand the intensity of thi

im emma chandra. am emma chandra.that story that perhaps president trump encouraged fbi director jim comey to drop the michael flynn investigation. we will go to our senior executive editor in washington to bring us up to speed on where things stand. what have we heard out of the white house or out of the republicans so far? >> actually, what is interesting is we have heard nothing. it has been the history of donald trump to aggressively start tweeting when he is under attack. we have heard nothing from the white house this morning. i think that is interesting. radio silence from the hill on the public of leadership. we heard plenty of democrats called for a special counsel, but nothing from the gop leadership. david: explain to us how important that decision of special counsel or a perhaps be.te committee may marty: if they really want to convey independence, they will have to appoint a special counsel in order to ensure the impartiality of that investigation. now that we have this allegation that donald trump tried

chandra levy's murder remains unsolved.michelle: stolen assault rifle in a stolen car outside a school. the teenager charged released from jail. despite warning the jail they were coming to arrest the teen. kevin lewis is looking a latest battle in the debate over sanctuary cities. kevin: 18-year-old mario granados-alvarado stole gun and ammo and brought one of the guns an ar-15 assault rifle. they arrested the teen who i.c.e. learned entered illegally from el salvador. last sunday granados-alvarado was booked at the montgomery county jail in boyd. by tuesday i.c.e. sent an immigration detainer. but on wednesday jailers let the accused felon go without contacting i.c.e. today the federal agency blasted montgomery county in a press release says we do not tolerate releasing people back in the street. >> i think i.c.e. is within their rights to try to work

let's check in on bloomberg first word news. ,mma chandra has more . president trump is attending his first g-7 summit. gary says president trump is leaning toward understanding the european position that the u.s. must stay in the paris climate accord, president trump's. son-in-law is facing investigation by the fbi into the election. kushner is now a senior white house adviser. one of kushner's lawyer says he will share what he knows about those meetings. in the u.k., labor leader jeremy corbyn says the war on terrorism is working. -- isn't working. labor has shows that pulled within five points of the conservatives. the european union is set to reveal a new demand in the brexit negotiations. wantsou once it -- the eu its top port after the country leaves the block. prime minister theresa may says that they will end the port authority over to british law. news 24 hours a day powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. global code is a bit like the hippocratic oath for traders. set voluntary standards and tha

emma chandra has more. emma: g7 leaders have agreed to a statement on fighting glob terrorism.y agree to work together on multiple fronts to battl extremism. the statement also included a show support for the u.k. following the manchester bombing. prime minister theresa may expressed her appreciation for that. all, everybody sitting around this table for the support that you have shown to the united kingdom in the face of this absolutely horrific attack that took place. i think it's important that as leaders we have shown our fees determination to ensure that we use every tool available to us to fight against terrorism and protect our people. emma: may said the fight against terrorism has moved from the battlefield to the internet and the statement calls for cracking down on extremist activity online. president trump son-in-law is now the focus in that investigation into russian meddling in the election. according to "the washington post," investors are looking to meetings that jared kushner had with the russian ambassador and a banker from moscow. derek fisher is a senior whit

vonnie: and that was bloomberg's emma chandra speaking to phillips auction house crowe.ay lahood d.n.c. president will be here. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, welcome to "bloomberg markets," the trump economy, with a focus on politics and policy under the new administration. we are watching the fallout from the decision to fire at the eye director james comey. with theoordinating president suggesting that he may have made to preserve and handed it over. later the hour, our chief washington correspondent will speed with tom perez and an exclusive interview right here. the president of china presides over a gathering of world leaders in beijing. that is where the former head of the imf china division tells us about the ambitious infrastructure plans and what they mean for u.s. businesses. ♪ david: well, lawmakers continue to weigh in on president trump us decision to fire james comey as they plot a path forward. let's go

. >>> new details in the chandra leavy case. man convicted of her murder in 2010 has been reported back to his native el salvador. the conviction was overturned after a jailhouse [indiscernible] became under scrutiny. chandra leavy was an intern in washington dc from the central valley. she was killed and 2001 she was going for a jog in a park. >>> the white house said president trump has called france's new president elect to congratulate him on the win. 39-year-old moderate and political newcomer defeated the nationalist over the weekend. president trump had not expressed support for either candidate before the election the last time he did say the terrorist attack in paris the left a police officer dead could help her because she was "the strongest on borders". postelection demonstrations rope out as protesters crashed with white -- clashed with riot police. reports of dozens of arrests. >>> we all as san franciscans feel that this is a hard time. >> he is giving $100 million to do something about it. the man behind the large

intern chandra levy is now back in his country. they released this video of ingmar guandique. he was an undocumented immigrant. he was accused of attacking her as she jogged in the park and found guilty in 2010. he was granted a new trial based on false witness testimony and the case was dismissed year. >>> the inmate who spent five days on the run will stay at the howard county detention center in jesup, maryland, for the foreseeable future. last week they ordered that he be transferred to a hospital for a competency evaluation. they decided it would be safer to have a doctor come and see him there. >>> fairfax county's fire chief is looking into allegations that a supervisor condoned bullying in the department. wtop reports that it comes a year after a female firefighter committed suicide. chief bower received an anonymous complaint letter and he says his department won't tolerate any type of harassment. >>> you have to see this next video. so sweet. eight little ducklings are careful rescue of d.c.'s first responder. ducks fell into a storm drain yesterday. the mama duck wa

i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. mark: what a difference a week makes.il set for its first weekly game. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i mark barton. vonnie: from new york, i vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." mark: oil heading for its first weekly advance in a month. u.s. crude inventories continue to shrink. there's consensus to extend supply cuts. joining us now is scott bauer. thanks for joining us. a week ago, we hit an intraday low of $43 in change. is it more likely we will head for that level or up toward $50? scott: i definitely see $45 before we see $50 again here. like you said, there's all this talk than a couple of weeks at the opec meeting that they are going to extend the cut. we have seen the story before. we have seen it play out before. it's a most like the little boy that cried wolf. until they actually do that, my guess is that the pressure is still to the downside here. even if they extend these cuts, we are seeing the u.s. actually produce more oil than we ever have. their up over 400,000 barrels a day now on a

i am and that chandra. this is bloomberg -- i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg.he company went public on the new york stock exchange in 2011, and they are seeing growth now. as business conditions in argentina become more favorable, cofounder and ceo joins me now. welcome. thank you for joining. >> thank you. vonnie: let's begin with the idea that you just started shipping corn to mexico. at first, it used to just be the u.s. doing that kind of trade with mexico. now, with the potential renegotiation of nafta, there may be opportunities for you. --inky for having us here thank you for having us here. it is in honor for us to be here. yes, we see different opportunities today. we see an opportunity in selling rice and corn to mexico in the december of last year. and they had a different reception. we want to become an alternative supplier for the mexican community. vonnie: how have you been adopting to a stronger peso? we have been watching with great interest how the peso has appreciated against the u.s. dollar even as inflation remains high. >> this is a great o

i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg.onnie: in politics, republican congressional leaders agreed to a $1.1 trillion spending bill that will keep the government running through september. it ignores many of president trump's priorities coming putting funding for border wall. the agreement allows republicans to move forward with their plans to pass health-care and tax reform bills. joining us is chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli. how did this come about? they went into conference and 24 hours later emerged with a plan that looks likely to pass on wednesday. according to sources i'm talking with on capitol hill, that is the plan, at least from the white house perspective. i spoke with a senior republican elite in the leadership office who told me that right now there is no vote scheduled and they do not have the votes. that said, they are facing intense pressure from the white house to get this done despite vice president mike pence over the weekend saying they would anticipate that you passed health-care legislat

i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. scarlet: coming up, a bloomberg exclusive -- james bullard warning that washington will need to fulfill policy expectations or the president's honeymoon with the stock market may soon be over. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is "bloomberg markets." julia: st. louis spent president jim bullard warning that u.s. washington needs to deliver on expectations that have driven the market higher since the election. the process of unwinding the fed's balance sheet should come in baby steps. i think a bullard: good thing about unwinding the balance sheet is it will create policy the committee in the -- we are not very far from the appropriate rate for the u.s. economy that will keep too far from target and the labor market performing well. what i disagree with is the idea that we have to go 200 basis points higher to get to some sort of neutral rate. that's not the environment we are in. we could stay above where we are. >> i want to bring up this chart for our viewers. what kat

. ♪ emma: i am emma chandra.he board of italy's flagship airline alitalia has agreed to start bankruptcy proceedings. they were unable to carry out plans after workers voted against job cuts. the last $270 million in 2015. bp reported first-quarter profits that beaded estimates. -- that beat estimates. but net debt rose again, showing how they are struggling to cover the commitments. bp stock has been the worst performing this year among europe oil majors. hire 1000 american employees the next two years. the minister should has argued other outsourcing firms are unfairly taking jobs away from u.s. workers. that is your bloomberg business flash. the: president trump is not only one looking at breaking up big banks. bloomberg tv he would be "really excited to see a breakup to increase competition and boost the economy." he spoke from a global conference in beverly hills. ken: it is way too early to tell. at 100,000 beats, the move to reduce regulation in the united states i applaud. this is the single greatest love

let's cross over to emma chandra or more headlines.house, president trump meets the palestinian president. about his concerns, he might have to say no. president trump may ask about to health payment to fund -- families of palestinians killed or jailed in israel. israelis consider the payments a reward for terrorism. sensible tos it is extend that deal with opec for production cuts for at least six months. russia exceeded its daily target of capping production on monday. the cuts are aimed at forming -- firming up oil prices. europe, some tough talk from both sides of the brexit negotiations. brexit sector -- secretary david davis has warned the european union he is willing to walk away from the deal and he says the u.k. will not pay a brexit bill of $110 billion. the eu brexit negotiator says the eu wants to reach a deal, but warned that the clock is ticking. global news, 24 hours a day in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. billion, is it $60 hundred billion dollars? joining us now from london for the latest in brexit -- how

. >>> ice has deported the illegal immigrant once convicted of murdering washington intern chandra leavy. federal officers send them back to el salvador friday leaving in 2001. her remains were found in rock creek park. the conviction was overturned after an informant testimony came into question. >>> members of the u.s. senate ling to repeal the affordable care act. there's a lot of talk about where the controversial bill goes next. here is what it boils down to this evening. both senate democrats and republicans seem to agree the american healthcare act has little if any chance of passing the senate as it now stands. >>> the sun is tistarng from scratch. we are going to draft our own bills and i'm convinced that we are going to take the time to do it right. >> without affordable health insurance, they will be left stranded with nowhere to go for treatment when they get sick or hurt or need surgery or diagnosed with a life- threatening disease. >> objections from senate republicans range from medicaid spending for the foreign disabled to the potential loss of insurance for some because

trying to prove it's better than the echo rishi chandra/vice president google home products says:<"welling out free hand free calling to all users in us, the ultimate hands free speaker phone">this hands phone calling through the home device will be free and it will call landlines and cell phones. google is so confident in their artificial intellegence software built into the home they added a new proactive feature. that will try to predict helpful information for you and sound off. rishi chandra/vice president google home products says:<"for example i am playing game with kids and google home lights up and i say what up? it tells me there is traffic that could make me late for my next appointment">google is also adding new artificial intellegence featuers to their google photos app. like the ability to automatically share pictures the app will recognize friends based on their face and prompt you to share. abnil sabharwal/vice president google photos says: <"thanks to machine learning the app will help you not forgot to share those photos with friends and one tap and you're done "> ((

intern chandra levy was deported back to el salvador. prosecutors dropped all charges against him in a case that cap dated the nation. u.s. immigration and custom officials deported him to el salvador friday. he is a gang member with assault convictions convicted in 2010 levy death over turned and new trial when the lawyers foupt a key witness lied to the jury. >> new tonight a blockbuster hearing on capitol hill. foreladyer acting attorney salely yates testified about the details of alleged russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. yates told the senate national security at visor michael flynn mislead the white house about his contact with russia ambassador and also had two meeting and one phone call with white house council don mc began about concerns that flynn could be blackmailed. still after that warning flynn stayed on the job for more than 2 weeks. >> not only do we believe the russians knew this they likely had proof of this information and that created a compromise situation a situation where the national security

. >> the man previously con viblingtsed of murdering chandra lever jury back in el salvador. they dropped all charges against him last year. he was deported last friday. prosecutors say he is a documented ms 13 gang member convicted of ve: levy death in 2001. >> they was over twhurnd a key witness was found top have lifeed to the jury. >> for the launder dale spirit air lines cancelled flight due to a dispute. angry passengers at the spirit airlines counter after flights were cancelled. the scene got so heated several police officers had to jump in and appeared to remove passenger from the area. spirit airlines said the cancellations stem from a lawsuit against the airline pilots association over labor negotiations and it's reportedly working to accommodate those passengers. >>> do or die, caps and penguins in pittsburgh. >> let's go to the first period. now, caps on the cower play. t. j. osche with the goal and makes it 1-0 and second andre bet re ekoski and 16 second into the period. nicholas backstrum goes in on mark and former penguin matt niskin and andre with number two

i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you.ush into self driving cars hit a roadblock. the u.s. secretary of veterans affairs giving a briefing at the white house. he sang the ba is still in a -- he isposition saying the v.a. is still in a critical position. you can watch that briefing in full on the bloomberg. type in tv . ♪ markvonnie: this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." more troubles at uber. the ridesharing startup fired a star engineer leading the company's self driving automobile efforts. february, waymo sued -- joining us with multiple sides is alex webb. scope.oel from central -- san francisco. >> the trade secret case that waymo brought against uber, that's the basic underlying claim that waymo has brought. it's turned into the most complicated lawsuit i have followed in 12 years. it has so many different moving pieces. the most complicated piece of ny is at theony levi center of the case but he's not a defendant. that's the most interesting piece of this and it has created a lot of ripple effects. t

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( pam ) a man once convicted of killing chandra levy ....ar guandique has been sent to el salvador... immigration and customs enforcement officials say, he is a known gang member. his conviction was overturned.. after a jailhouse informant's testimony came into question. levy's murder remains unsolved. she grew up in modesto .. her case grabbed national headlines, after california congressman gary condit revealed.. he had had an affair with her. levy was an intern at the time. her body was found at washington d-c park. immigration is back in the headlines - as texas becomes the first state since president trump's election to ban sanctuary cities.. and as catherine heenan reports.... there has already been an unusual legal move to try to keep the ban in place... (catherine) texas has taken the unusual step of preemptively suing - to stop lawsuits from challenging its new "sanctuary cities" ban.... that federal lawsuit - filed today. this is facebook live video of the texas governor signing the bill last night... he says the measure - which go

i'm emma chandra. jonathan: thank you.verage right here from bloomberg from new york and paris as well. there is a commodity bloodbath. crude breaking through those. -- crude breaking through lows. ethan harris is from bank of america. you watched crude rollover. what does it mean for the reflation debate? does this play into that thinking? han: this is not a case where the global economy is rolling over. we are concerned that at some point, we will see some slowing in china as a titan of policy. but the global economy looks ok. it is not sending us a message of some deeper issue. in the margin, rates will go lower, but there is no makro story here. jonathan: i put that question to peter when crude was rolling over and reflation was near 0% in europe. we knew it was a demand story. he was still worried about it. he was worried about what it meant for headline inflation await negotiation. .- and wage negotiation doesn't matter at all? >> we're worried about if one be $40 or $60. both up and down as bad for the economy. as a

i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. david: donald trump called his first foreign trip a home run, but some in europe saw it differently. in europe,ion rally angela merkel suggested that europe might not be able to rely on its stead fed you -- steadfast united states. she returned to that subject today. ourur chins anemic -- transatlantic relationship and the statement i made recently is due to the fact that in the face of the present circumstances we have additional reasons for us to realize that we have to take our fate in our own hands in europe. david: joining us from berlin is tony teach cap, bloomberg-germany bloomberg -- editor. you must a sense from germany. are we overreacting in the united states because we will go to news that germany is thinking maybe to have to go their own way? tony: it depends on what you mean with going their own way. strengths isy's its global trade relationships and that was sort of the context andthis statement by merkel i think there was an important clarification which owners -- whic

i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg.after the brexit vote among many financial services firms are moving their people out of london. one for moving in the canadian pension fund investments. announcing its european hub will now be in london. joining us is the pfp chief executive mark andre bourbonnais . -- chief executive, andre bourbonnais. you are moving in, making it official. why? , ite: as an investor market is important for us to be at the center of decision-making. a number of banks are moving stuff away. believe --f p at p pfp believe the center will remain in london. it's important for us to be at the center. brexit toare using move step away that they would have moved anyway because london is in the cheapest place to operate a middle office. in terms of the decision for investment to my do believe london will remain the middle. giving aresa may is speech at a factory as the campaign continues. what is the plan in money spent? how much are you planning to spend in the european region in the next five years? andre

i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. david: thanks.idents overseas trip continues with general mcmaster writing together about the trip in today's wall street journal. here is part of what they wrote -- ensuring american prosperity is critical to a national interest rate on meeting with leaders in brussels, the president reiterated his concern about our trade deficits with many european nations and emphasize the importance of reciprocity in trade and commerce. joining us now is kevin cirilli. you are on the trip with him. you got to the latter part of the trip, trade figured pretty big in what he said. was this part of their strategy to do with trade when it came to the g7? i was speaking to some folks who told me that while the administration wants to say this was a successful trip, there's no question that what happened with angela merkel is weighing on the communique's strategy have seen on the days following. with this type of op-ed, they're trying to walk that -- find that political balance between globalism and nationalism. when

. >>> the man who was found guilty then cleared in the death of chandra levy has been deported to el salvador. ingmar guandique is a member of the ms-13 gang, in jail on several convictions. i.c.e. agents handed him over to authorities in el salvador. he was an undocumented immigrant when police arrested him seven years ago. he was found guilty, abobut a witness gave false testimony and the charges were dropped. >>> new video of the man accused of sexually assaulting a woman. he hurries into an elevator, then it looks like he starts to panic as he's waiting. the video shows him running away. police say the maintenance worker. >> reporter: clear images of the man arlington county police are looking for in connection with a sexual assault at the atrium condos, captured on surveillance footage inside the building. you see him wearing a great sweatshirt and carrying an under armour backpack. this morning, people who live nearby say they're disturbed to hear what happened inside these luxury condos with visible security. >> answering the door for a maintenance worker, that seems normal. o

i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, a rare and philsive interview with falcone. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. tensions rising between the white house and one of our biggest nato allies after the president tweeted, "the u.s. has a massive trade deficit with germany." this is according to party officials. is the president alienating our allies? kevin cirilli traveled with the president as he met with merkel and other leaders. he joins us from our washington bureau. doesthis escalate, or one of the leaders put this in their back pocket and forget about it? kevin: it is clearly an escalation after the president's tepid welcoming at the g7. notident trump is particularly a popular president, not only in the u.s. the president will continue to work with auto leaders like bmw. standpoint, ity will be interesting if we see a these 2 countries working together on a host of policy issues. it was several weeks ago when it seemed like chancellor merkel and president

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