d. rather than controlling them and this is something which is very awkward and i don't think that this fits to their or someone has and and another point is the only praise for that and also for the minister of interior mr z. over comes from the right wing populists and there you can see what's the effect is if if you go forward like this so mr state not just want to get this straight are you saying that the domestic intelligence chief is essentially too close to the right wing that's at least how it seems given the things we see or seen in the last days and weeks and therefore he will have to prove what he says and otherwise and a lot of things we have seen. to lead us to the point to say that he's not the right person to lead the intelligence service to protect our constitution so you think you should step down. yes now the government i mean should do so. i just want to ask you mr second because the government has been criticized for not being tough enough on right wing extremism your party is part of the government have you failed to do enough. no in fact we have talked a lot about

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the proceedings at the european parliament in stratford day is d w correspondent max hoffman max it was a big it was his last big speech rather for you as head of the e.u. commission what were the most important points for him. it touched upon number of topics as you could expect migration taking up a big part again he said we need to increase the number of border agents we have with the e.u. border agency but i would say as you just mentioned terry the older arching topic the main point he wanted to drive home was that the e.u. needs to be more of a world power not just in matters of trade because it undoubtedly already is that area but also a politically and even militarily in he gave an example here he said when he went to the u.s. president to negotiate well the beginnings maybe of a new trade agreement he was successful because the european union has this power has this has this market and doesn't have to be afraid to show it and he would like the european union to be more like that be more conscious of its power to use it for the good of the european union and also for its values and not be afraid of that but be proud o

helping the victims rather than in hunting down these inmates and quickly if you can indonesian authorities there facing some criticism over the warning that they issued and then d. issued for the tsunami was going on there. yes so at least one parliamentarian has family in public has said that. there was an issue one issued however this was subsequently. reneged however. subsequently to that. you know you actually get so big when protests there were indeed a festival. were still on the beach when the tsunami struck so certainly the meteorology department has something to. thank you very much max. thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world spanish police have clashed with cuts alone separatists in barcelona demonstrators threw paint and projectiles at the police officers kept them at bay with a baton as tensions are high in the region one year after a banned referendum on independence facebook says a fresh data breach has exposed the personal information of fifty million users the social media giant says it doesn't know who is behind the attack but the breach could allow hackers to take over facebook accounts users who have used the

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aallocation issue is you know what your strategic mix is i would be less aggressive rather than more aggressive. >> as d >> is dalio right? chief market strategist. jeff, chief investment strategist with raymond james. gentlemen, welcome to you both as much as you like the red sox, i know you don't like this analogy. where are we in this cycle how would you characterize the risk to the up side versus the down side? >> that's a great way to put it. it's too easy to use any sports analogy in an economic cycle because there are so many things that can cause a rain delay or get a game postponed, and i think that could be policy, right? policy mistakes. man ta monetary policy or trade policy. the only thing i would disagree with ray here and everything that he said today was that china is a big deal. i think it gets larger, and i think it's a longer game the problem was i thought for a period of time that good news around trade would be choreographed around the election cycle, and it feels like escalation will be choreographed around the election cycle, and i think it's going to be a drad on the global econo

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rather than interest rate differentials. trade does not seem to be wanting to look for reasons to sell the dollar at the moment. david: garfield? japan,d at also, and what might be at stake in the abe elections. hand, the stocks will keep going up. stocks have gone up under abe. when you look at japanese stock gains under his premiership, they are kind of disappointing. earnings in japan have gone up more than 300%, much greater in earnings for in the s&p 500, that has gained almost as much as the topics -- topix. rishaad: i will give it to garfield, today. patricia.t that, ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. emily: i am emily chang in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology

d. have lost support. yes appears to be really a punishment by the voters who really thought it was rather an appetizing what they had to see over the past weeks this wrangling over these chiefs by somebody who clearly challenge somebody who's not in a political position makes political statements and is then promoted to get rid of him into a more political position it's all sounds rather complicated but in the end it boils down to the coalition being busy with itself and that's something the voters don't seem to approve of and you put a health warning on this but we have to remember there has been a fair bit of infighting within the coalition government and within the conservative bloc if this goes on could the country be heading for fresh elections . well we certainly first of all have those recent elections coming up in bavaria anything could really happen after that but the expectation really is that hospital for who's also the head of the bavarian sister party might not survive those elections this would throw a lot of questions into the open but it could also then be your belief a german chancellor mer

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i would -- i d do -- i do think the threats happening on twitter need to be better understood and more quickly acted upon. but i would rather ask some questions right now because you're educating all of us and we need to understand social media better period and its tool and the background. i would like to ask about private sthained use of machine learning and artificial intelligence on the platform. you've spoken about how you are trying to deploy machine learning to combat the disinformation, the harassment, the abuse. but -- i want to build on what some of my other colleagues have said about the black box nature of these algor rhythms and the -- -- of these gal go rhythms and -- of these algorithms. so what type of data sets do you use to train a.i.? and how often do you retrain them? mr. dorsey: that's a great question. we try to use data sets that will be predictive of what we would expect to see on the service. as we train these models, we're certainly using previous experiences and outputs we have seen in natural uses of how people use the system and then also trying to test some other cases as well. but all these te

rather said it is really all about the numbers. it is a government without a working majority and a government that knows dozens majority and a government that knows dknows dozens of its brexit ear tory back benches i implacably opposed to the chequers plan and are led by david davis. he says he couldn't vote for it. that presents a government with a massive headache in the house of commons when this withdrawal bill and future framework comeback for a vote. i think it is very difficult to prove they might predict with any certainty what will happen. labour is split. it is possible you might have a number of labour mps voting with the theresa may at least get brexit over the line. talking to mps across the house, nobody knows how this will play out. joining us from the houses of parliament is dr sarah wollaston, conservative mp for totnes. .. good evening. do you recognise this deal of —— fear of a catastrophic ' 7 deal of —— fear of a catastrophic split? i think the biggest catastrophe would be if we were left with a chaotic no—deal brexit with no transition whatsoever. the consequences for individuals and businesses and communities would be extraor

former firm is owned by jp morgan chase and jaime d diamond made a comment where he said he may beat the president we'll play the game would you rather rather what >> you get jaime or trump? >> i am not going there. i think god bless anybody in the country that wants to do public service and it would be up to the electorates. >> appreciate it >> let's get down to the new york stock exchange. cramer is joining us now jim, late innings. does he stick with that call do you think or it keeps ongoing into an extra inning game. >> i any what dave said and he's al great man the analogies are tough. you can't go from the 7th inning back to the 5th. the idea that the market goes down is it now the fifth inning and we got to get back in. it does not help a lot of retail investors. i understand the 7th inning, wow, you may be out of the market it just does not further the dialogue because it does not mean anything if there is certain situations that you think is interesting micron may have been the 7th inning at 58 i think it is the analogy problem and not the analysis >> i don't know, i am still thinking of senator warren i don't know if you w

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what they mean rather than what the far left wishes they would mean, --y will not weaponize to hesitate to weaponize uncorroborated claims and drag your family through the mud. allegations,dhich judge kavanaugh has denied repeatedly and in public, and to senate investigators in the strongest terms all under penalty of penalty -- felony. let's not forget dr. ford's account identifies three other suppose it witnesses and each of these individuals has denied participation in or recollection of any such event. also under penalty of penalty -- felony in all cases. one of the alleged witnesses is a long time friend of dr. ford and she stated not only does she not recall any such party, but she does not even know judge kavanaugh. no corroboration. no supporting evidence before us. just dr. ford's allegation. host: we will hear from more legislators as the morning goes on. we start with stephen pennsylvania on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i feel this will be an extreme continuation of the dog and pony show we witnessed during the first hearings and confirmation hearings, that is. this whole idea -- i grew up in that era. a little bit before, i am a lit