damian: beautiful story.ge, what can they expect over at the sabor del valle as far as chacho's goes? jorge: well, i think they can expect what we've done in the future, some really good food. we're very excited to pair some of our food with the maldonado wines. i think we're very excited, and i think all those vip people will be treated like vips. it's gonna be exciting. damian: uh-huh, and same thing. i mean, it's gotta be--sometimes there's a sense of competition when you're up against somebody in the same industry. but when it comes to mava, you're gonna be up there as before with latino vintners, and it's a camaraderie with that. it's not a competition. it's, "hey, you know what? you have a good wine there." hugo: that's exactly what it is. with our fellow vintners, we created what you were mentioning, mava, it's the mexican american vintners association, and it's a collaboration between fellow vintners, fellow mexican american vintners. we help each other. we are friends with each other. we serve as res

damian: marcus, i'm damian solomon. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you.for medmen. lemonis: dispensaries usually pay from $1,500 to $3,000 a pound to outside suppliers. but medmen can grow its own for under $1,000 a pound. do i need to get dressed like you? damian: yes. you have stuff here ready for you. and it's just part of our quality assurance and quality control. lemonis: yeah, yeah, yeah. damian: these are the different strains. so, you can see there's a strain sour banana, green crack, tangie dream, euthanasia. lemonis: yeah, that one's probably pretty mild. it's a balancing act cultivating strains and catering to customers. how do you measure demand? damian: being tied to retail dispensaries, we're able to then get that data very quickly. we're able to analyze the metrics that we get from the retail side for the point of sale. lemonis: is it that sophisticated? damian: it's getting that sophisticated, yes. i'm going to get the feedback from the consumer that says, "i really want this taste. i really want this flavor." and therefore, we have to the

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live on the scene of a recent fire to explain for us. damian? >> reporter: well, janelle, neighbors here tell me they had to pull a few weeks calgo cal fire tells me this year is a lot different than in years before. they're able to throw everything at a fire. fire crews up and down the state are rested and ready. that's one of the reasons several tankers were able to rush in and target the canyon fire in napa. cal fire says so far the fires have been spread out enough that they've had the resources available to attack each one from every direction. >> right now since it's been kind of slower, which is -- is unusual for the past three years based on our activity, we have a lot of resources available to us right now. >> reporter: by this time last year, fires had already swallowed more than 153,000 acres around the state. by comparison as of sunday, just over 21,000 acres have burned this season. >> 1673. >> reporter: crews say comnicat hill in san jose hope they've seen the last of the close calls for awhile. >> we're keeping an eye on it. makin

a first time in the chair for damian steiner of argentina.us job and a memento for him. sue barker: and next, having held the position for 14 years, this year marks the last four our current championships referee, an appreciation of his surfaces, a commemorative medal will be presented to andrew jarrett. commentary: in charge of the control room for the championships, andrew jarrett, next year, gerry armstrong will take over. sue barker: night to the runner—up, roger federer! —— now. cheering and applause sue barker: and the gentlemen‘s singles champion for 2019, novak djokovic! cheering and applause andrew: djokovic equals the record of bjorn bjork of five championship victories, as the runner—up roger federer, who has won his fair share, goes over to have a word. sue barker: thank you for your party played in such a magnificent final, one we will remember forever, but i guess it is hard to take.|j one we will remember forever, but i guess it is hard to take. i will to forget! but, no, it was a great match. it was a great match, it was long,

joining us is damian sassower and the national security team leader at bloomberg.tart with you in d.c. why did turkey receive these missiles comfortably? bill: this is something turkey has been talking about doing for over a year. has long beengan trying to assert his independence from the u.s. and nato. he has showed more allegiance to russia. this is something the u.s. and its allies have been trying to dissuade turkey from doing. sanctionstcheted up and threats of sanctions against turkey, but in the end president erdogan says turkey's defensive needs require purchasing this russian system. now we are waiting to see how the u.s. response. the u.s. says this radar and missile defense system is a direct threat to the f-35, which is the next-generation stealth jet the u.s. is building with international partners, including turkey. vonnie: why would president are one do this now -- why would president erdogan do this now? is he being mischievous or does he have something more serious in mind? bill: it is a bit of the declaration of independence from the u.s. and fro

damian, what else did mr barnier have to say? the eu appears totally unmoved. johnson said the parliament and it was designed for eu leaders. in it, he said the talk of no deal was partly he believed a uk tactic to try to fracture the unity of the eu's 27 countries and went on to say mrjohnson's remarks that the only way to get the deal was by eliminating the backstop was unacceptable, and that has been repeated importantly by the irish prime minister, who said today that without a backstop there would be no deal, and without it too there would be no future trade agreement until the irish border is resolved. the eu does not want to be blamed for this. it believes it is a uk choice. brexit is a uk choice, the form of brexit is a uk choice, the form of brexit repeated by mrjohnson today is another choice, and a further choice insisted on by mrjohnson todayis choice insisted on by mrjohnson today is that there is no backstop. the eu doesn't want that plane landing on its shoulders so in the last hour and a half we have seen jean—claude juncker calling mr johnson a

damian: the gdp numbers, a lot of that was baked in. if you look at the high-frequency data, the retail sales and industrial production data both beat expectations. if you look deeper, especially within retail sales, a lot of this was the completion of auto inventories. auto sales had a huge month after being and sluggish territory for the last two years. vonnie: they -- david: they had 13 months of declining sales and all of a sudden you turnaround. tease out is hard to exactly what is driving the headline number, but if you look at some of the other sectors within the data, you look at consumer products, for example furniture sales, home appliances, domestic spending is stepping up, domestic consumption is picking up. you cannot a joint -- you cannot -- you look at the path through a trade oriented economy like china to one that will be fueled by domestic consumption. david: the question is can they keep it up? damian: we will see. the data reflects last week's totals, which had a huge uptick. the issue is bonds, investors can use the

i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. ? thank you so much, damian. >>> opposition to i.c.e. sent protesters to speaker nancy pelosi's office in san francisco today. activity visits held signs in english and spanish decrying the trump administration's policies on immigration. >> very simple. okay? our first demand is to defund i.c.e. and abolish it. >> the protesters also want immigrant families who have been separated reunited. although speaker pelosi shares their criticism of the president's immigration policies, organizers say she must be held accountable for more than $4 billion in recently approved border spending. >>> a new turn tonight in the wild shooting at the tanforan mall. police arrested two more people linked to the case. san bruno police arrested 18-year-old deand regantt in martinez after a chase. he's believed to be one of the shooters. police also arrested a 14-year-old boy in connection to the case today. two other juveniles were previously arrested. the shooting earlier this month left two people wounded and sent shoppers running for safety. >>> san jose f

but damian isn't the only star kid following in their parents' footsteps. you have cindy crawford's kids. that's daniel day-lewis's son gabriel. check out pierce brosnan's 22-year-old son dylan. the 6'5" model hit a "once upon a time in hollywood" red carpet with dad. also there, hollywood's next generation. the family unit was there to support big sister rumer. >> what did the family think of it and what do you think of continuing the tarantino legacy of movies in our family? >> it's so cool. people who don't know you think it's normal, but i really had to pinch myself. >> also joining on the tarantino train is maya hawke, daughter of uma thurman aka the bride in "kill bill." >> what a cool moment. >> it's really cool. i grew up around quentin and those movies. it's wonderful to get to add my own little piece to the puzzle. >>> still ahead, the brady home unveiled. >>> "e.t." is there for the emotional moment the stars saw their childhood house come back to life. >>> then, the 4-year-old influencers taking over hollywood with 85 million youtube views and t

live in east san jose, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damian. it is amazon's biggest sale event of the year. we're talk amazon prime day. but activists hit the streets in san francisco today to protest the retail giant. they're calling for -- >> amazon prime? >> they're calling for the company to cut ties with i.c.e. they say amazon is collaborating with the agency to deport immigrants. amazon supplies homeland security department with facial recognition software. >> we know they're collaborating with i.c.e., that they're using their facial recognition technology and the amazon web services to hold the information about undocumented immigrants and targeting them so i.c.e. can detain and deport people. we're here to say we do not stand for that. >> spokesperson for amazon says it's up to amazon and the government organizations to use the technology responsibly and lawfully. we should mention our sister station telemundo 48 is committed to helping the community. right now they have immigration attorneys and experts ready to answer your questions a

damian: absolutely. basicallyment is making it easier to invest in infrastructure to make what he -- in infrastructure to mystically. they are taking a fiscal caret out of their bag in order to basically reinflate their economy, and doing a good job of it. they have a lot more tools than the fed at this stage. lisa: meanwhile, the fed is still expecting to lower interest rates. how will this affect the banks? this brings us to the second point we are going to talk about, earnings kicking off with citigroup today. what are we expecting? gina: i think the bank may banksn -- i think the more broadly are expecting lower earnings. ipos are down 20% year-over-year. that is dragging on the overall landscape for the companies. we are going to talk a lot about top line. as much as we want to talk about the fed and what is one to happen with interest rate spreads and how margins are going to be compressed, the reality of the banking sector and financials at large is this suppression of topline growth that has held

damian tr damian trujillo. >> that is a wonderful moment between them. >>> the city of freeman is in a growing debate on where to build a navigation center for the homeless. it could go in one of two places. either a parking lot near city hall or a vacant lot near dakota road. people have signed a petition urging them not to choose the dakota site, because it's too close to homes and schools. opponents of the dakota site say that the city location would be a better choice because the police department and washington hospital are right there. >> elderly, people who are really down on their luck. >> who are we to judge? let the city and state who we elected make the decision. as a human, we should be more helpful. >> a city spokesperson says the city plans to hold community outreach meetings to hear what the community thinks. so what's it like inside one of those so-called navigation centers? our digital video journalist jonathan bloom got an exclusive look. you can see that on our website. nbcbayarea.com. the first cities to ban plastic bags. now they want to raise the stakes. the pro

damian grammaticas, bbc news, bosnia.uce commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal until its interests are protected. the comments came after senior diplomats from britain, france, germany, russia and china met iranian representatives in vienna to discuss saving the deal. iranian negotiators also said there was some common ground. police in northern ireland have released images of an explosive device found next to a bus stop in craigavon in county armagh. officers were called after a loud bang was heard around midnight on friday and believe the booby trap was designed to kill police officers. police have blamed dissident republicans for what they described as a cowardly and evil act of terrorism. police in cyprus have arrested a british teenager who had accused 12 israeli men of raping her in the popular resort of ayia napa. the arrest came as all the men she had accused of assault were released from custody. the 19—year—old claimed that the attack happened last week at the hotel where she was staying. she'll appear in court t

. >> nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us live from a mexican western store in san jose which has seen, damian, a huge drop in business. >> reporter: yeah, you know, garvin, no reason to restock these shelves. the merchandise simply is not offing. from clothing stores to restaurants, businesses that rely on immigrant shoppers say the customers have evaporated. the ambience is festive at el nuevo rancho grande store in san jose. problem is there's no shoppers here to enjoy it. >> people are not coming out like they used to. >> reporter: ramon recendes is a consultant for dozens of latino businesses in the south bay. he worries that families have

nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us in east san jose where a lot of people are seeing and feeling the impact firsthand. damian. >> reporter: the tropicana shopping center here took a huge financial hit over the weekend and mainly because of the families you're about to meet. they say they will no longer be shopping here because of the fear's i.c.e. might target this place since they cater to an immigrant community. the families don't want to show their faces fearing it might put them on? sort of watchlist. but they're not hiding their weekend anguish.

let's speakto damian west, from south to north.as, the bbc europe correspondent is in strasbourg, where the vote took place. a secret ballot, not an easy one to predict, and there were fears that she wouldn't get a majority. no, and as we saw there, she just scraped past that 50% level that she had to pass, she got 52% of the vote, but of the 750 member chamber right here, over 300 voted against her. that, ithink, is going right here, over 300 voted against her. that, i think, is going to be a source of difficulty for ursula von der leyen. european leaders will be breathing a real sigh of relief now, christian, because they were not certain she would get through, and they had struggled to come up with her name as a package of topjobs. she is there, but the question will be, how she had to rely on bouts that she would rather not do? so there we are talking eurosceptic right—wing meps, she was trying to appeal to the pro eu left parties, but she might not have got those votes, it might have been others that got it through. damian gra

they traded damian jones to the atlanta hawks for power forward omar i spell man.t season, jones had a pectoral injury that sidelined him for the majority of the year. >>> new team, new number. when kevin durant makes his debut nor the new jersey nets, he'll do it wearing number 7. durant had worn 35 for his entire collegiate and professional career. no future warrior will wear 35 as long as he owns the team. >> k.d. is not on the warriors anymore? when did that happen? >>. >>> we have hockey news. the sharks resigned kevin le bank to a deal. he set career highs last season in almost all categories. the deal is for the sharks management, they turn to jumbo joe thornton. thornton made it known he wants to play another year and he hopes with the sharks. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, a wild encounter. new video of unexpected visitor taking a stroll down a sidewalk in a bay area neighborhood. big. you can see it there. that story tonight right here at 11:00. >> before we go, we have a barbecue, water-skiing, outdoor walking forecast from jeff. whatever you want to do

damian trujillo continues our covera san jose. damian, people don't know where the raids are exactly going to happen and that has people taking precautionary measures. >> kids and adults, jess camp i'm here at the guadalupe church here. i've been to spanish sunday mass here, and it's usually packed of the right now the 5:30 daily mass is under way, but you're likely to see far fewer parishioners here this coming sunday. the scheduled i.c.e. action has this entire immigrant community on edge. ♪ many families at the tropicana center in san jose are getting in their shopping while they can. come sunday some in this immigrant community say they will be staying indoors. you're staying home? >> maria dejesus says her family doesn't have any choice but to stay home. they feel it's the best chance to avoid i.c.e. immigrant realizing their clientele might not be visiting their stars. >> children are devastated by this. >> the pending immigration sweep today's meeting of the rapid response network at san jose city half. the team is providin

thank you, damian. >>> a brush fire broke out really close to some restaurants and shops. started in the afternoon around 1:30 in hill crest near the antioch b.a.r.t. station. you can see skyranger really cl power lines and a homeless get control. we don't know what caused it but the fire did appear to start next to some equipment. we've just learned when uni service will be back in operation. this saturday at the sales force transit center. it closed last september when inspectors found a crack on one of the beemts. it was a lengthy review process which just wrapped up in the last month. final step, getting that bus service up and running. >>> the major earthquake has come and gone but the ground is still shaking in southern california. scientists expect about 34,000 aftershocks in the next six months. the primary impact zone near the city of ridgecrest, which is about 130 miles east of bakersfield. inspectors are combing through the area evaluating if the buildings are safe. dealing with this aftermath is nerve-racking, as you could imagine, for all the people who live t

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> what a little sweetheart. we're so happy that she's okay. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here. weather got cooler, but i have to tell you the allergies are terrible. we've been complaining about this. i just want to scratch my eyes. >> i know, hang on, hang on. allergies e some relief. here coming up soon. but right now at least some of the recent heat we've been under has helped some plants starting to bloom that have been a little bit slow to get going. we'll have an update on that pollen report here in a few minutes as well. >>> live look outside right now in save. the fog rolling in and also that drizzle right now. really beautiful shot from our high-definition camera. currently checking in with 57 degrees as you move through tomorrow morning, we'll keep these 50s with us and also those low clouds. we do think the best chance of that fog would be closer to the bay, also closer to the coast line. fairly typical start here for july with 62 for the south bay, 60 in the peninsula, and 63 in the tri-valley. let's also get you over to san

damian, thank you very much. on four democratic politicians from minority backgrounds — but insisted he doesn't have a racist bone in his body. the women have dismissed the president's previous comments — in which he suggested they should "leave" the us and "go home" — as racist. the four congress women have dismissed the comments and called them racist. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant reports. race has always been the most volcanic fault line of american politics, and one that has always run right through the nation's capital. but never in the modern day has a sitting us president used such deliberately divisive language. donald trump prides himself on being the breaker of traditional rules — it's partly why he was elected, and he has intensified his attacks on the banned congress women of colour... then he claimed... last night, the four congresswomen who were the target of the president's racist twitter onslaught stood in shoulder to shoulder solidarity on capitol hill. he's launching a blatantly r

damian posey. might be all familiar with me. ben has been like a big brother to me, as well, even though i think i'm older than him. but all the night life stuff is cool and everything, but at the end of the day, man, ben is a great person. you know, i was blessed to be the lead case manager for united players for five years, and i'm blessed to be over at y.c.d., but when i came home from prison and was getting my life together, man, he was one of the individuals who seen that i had made a change and took a chance to me and gave me opportunity for some employment so that i could help take care of my daughter. he took a risk on me, and i'm grateful to that, and i hope that, you know, i've proved his guessing right, 'cause i've been out of trouble, staying focused, and he's been there every step of the way. not only just with that, but helping me create a good relationship with my father and my community. and as i did more things in the community, he was always there, always volunteering. i have a workshop called uncommon youth th

damian grammaticas, bbc news, bosnia.ed president trump of racism, after he attacked an african—american congressman on twitter. mr trump suggested elijah cummings hadn't done enough for his district in baltimore, which the president described as "dangerous" and a "rat—infested mess". mr cummings had recently criticised conditions in migrant detention centres on the mexican border. he's also the chair of the powerful house oversight committee, trying to get access to mr trump's financial records and tax returns. chris bucklerjoins us from washington. chris. more accusations of racism against the president, with elijah cummings being one of his staunchest critics? yeah, there are parts of this district in baltimore that it elijah cummings represents which are run down and do have high levels of poverty and indeed, high crime rates. however, that is true of many american cities and there is real anger here against donald trump's comments, which they feel are targeted and not particularly constructive. he called elijah cummi

the daily mail looks at comments made by uk secretary for education damian hinds who said that parents their children face to face in order to improve social and literary skills. and finally, a new star has been born in the world of professional tennis. 15—year—old us player cori gauff delivered one of the most stunning shocks ever seen at wimbledon after beating venus williams in straight sets to reach the second round of the prestigious championship. she is 330 some ring in — make

the daily mail looks at comments made by uk secretary for education damian hinds who said that parents should put their smartphones down and take every opportunity to talk to their children face to face in order to improve social and literary skills. and finally, a new star has been born in the world of professional tennis. 15—year—old us player cori gauff delivered one of the most stunning shocks ever seen at wimbledon after beating venus williams in straight sets to reach the second round of the prestigious championship. she is 330 some ring in — make something. —— something. she is on the front pages as well. everybody has this story. absolutely shocking. it has ratcheted up. scenes where they stormed parliament. quite extreme that you wouldn't expect from somewhere like hong kong, given the last 20 years where there has been continuous protests. this seems to have taken it to a new level. there is a real uneasy feeling on the streets of hong kong. we are hearing from our correspondence and other people who are there. the worry is how the activists will take this forward. there is a

also thank you to damian sassower.his is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. hisident trump is defending weekend tweets about four democratic congresswoman. speaking today, the president denied his tweets were racist. fouren he said the democratic congresswoman of color should go back to the " broken and crime infested countries they came from." >> if you are not happy here, you can leave. that is what i say all the time. that is what i said in a tweet which some think is controversial. a lot of people love it, by the way. if you are not happy in the u.s. , if you are complaining all the time, simply, you can leave right now. come back if you want, don't come back, that is ok, too. mark: all four of the lawmakers that president trump was addressing on twitter are american citizens and we were born in the u.s. european union nations are throwing their diplomatic weight behind the unraveling iran nuclear deal in an effort to keep the pack from collapsing under u.s. pressure. eu foreign mi

damian: greater bifurcation. picking winners and losers.lot of people arguing today that real yields in turkey are so wide, they have plenty of room to stay with their economy, but with the way the currency is working against you -- we are down 2% on the session -- but if indeed they are trying to stimulate the economy by cutting rates with inflationary pressures picking up, that is not a good recipe for lira strength. have seen this decision, after we saw inflation numbers slowing more than expected. real rates now topping 8% or so. why doesn't the government have room, the central bank have room to cut at this point? if the currency does not cooperate, it will be top for the economy to grow. , it if they do slash rates will not feed into the economy with these barriers. we are probably expecting more aggressive rate hikes going forward on the heels of this. willer those rate hikes flow through to the real economy and stimulate growth remains to be seen. emerging-market strategist dane, thank you. president erdogan is not the only chief ex

damian sassower will be talking about turkey. maria tadeo on what comes next, and from washington, kevin cirilli -- that's not right. sahil kapur on joe biden. bastak.ali damien, let's start with you. erdogan replace the central bank governor with his deputy governor. it undermines the institutional efficacy of the central bank. what we have is the situation where credibility was an issue in turkey and becoming even more so in light of the current move. guy: at the same time, is president erdogan wrong? we will show you a chart that shows you the real yield. damian: this is the thing we get to. this points to a bigger divide within the party. what might be important to foreign creditors and might be important to the president erd ogan and turkey might be different things. despite you have real yields, if the currency does not cooperate they will not be able to ease policy. david: how to the markets react? off,n: equities have sold the curve inverts. the turkish are the most inverted of all the emerging markets. worse than places

damian trujillo was there when the two met again. a story only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: the little girl's name is isis. this is where she and her family reunited. with the man who saved her life. >>> she began her morning in the hall of justice. she faced a jump who rendered one of his swiftest sentences. a lifetime of fun. >> 9-year-old arrived from texas to visit an old friend. >> what do you mean, yeah. >> the deputy is the reason that she's alive today. >> i pulled over and ran screaming that she's not breathing. >> she had three congested lungs. i ended up doing infant cpr and had to grab her and breathe for her and flip her over. smack her pretty hard on the back. cleared her airway. >> that's when she began to breathe again. since then, their bond has only grown. >> uncle -- he's a hero because he saved my life. now he's part of our family. >> today uncle rick, as he's now known brought the family to meet his boss. the sheriff and her entire command staff. >> kids club special deputy i.d. you're officially part of the she

here's nbc bay area's damian trujillo. >> [ saeki [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: facebook in espanol. the police chief says there was a gap between the message he was trying to give the immigrant communities and the message they were receiving. >> it's important they hear our message loud and clear, that we are here to protect and defend our immigrants, whether they're documented or not. >> reporter: the chief wants to make it clear that he's ready to arrest anyone who breaks the law, whether they're undocumented or not. but he felt the message going out was that his officers were targeting all undocumented immigrants. so the chief spoke at churches and he met with latino business leaders to try to clarify his f page can reach an even wider audience. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: community activists are applauding the move. >> they all do facebook. our latino population, they all do facebook. so yes, this is great. because having that in spanish will help to try to open up the communication. >> reporter: the page features three spanish-speaking officers an

. >> also, the warriors make another move, training back center damian jones. we will tell you what they got in return later in sports. >> an organization that helps people get back on their feet and teach people new skills. we will introduce you to the program called farming hope. >>> now to our top stories, ghost ship warehouse defendant, derick almena took the witness stand for the first time in the manslaughter trial becky was asked if he had any remorse and he said, there are no words. amanda testified he always believed the warehouse was safe, otherwise he would not have stayed there with his family. >> san jose mayor sam accardo is speaking out against pgas plans to cut power during extreme weather conditions. the issue for mayor locarno is the decision on where and when to cut power is solely up to pg&e. he wants local government to have a say as well. state investigators found that pg&e's equipment cost more than a dozen fires including the deadly campfire in butte county. >>> today, east bay congressman, eric swalwell announced he is dropping out of t

. >> oh, well tonight at 6:00, damian trujillo will have more from isis and deputy rick about their special bond. >> wray to go uncle rick. >> i know. >>> we used to dread august, because that means summer vacation is soon to end. quee we're making sure kids start off with all the supplies they need. >> our supporting our schools backpack drive is going strong. go, chris. >> reporter: we've clefollected couple hundred of these backpacks. she is pitching in. you can come down and donate $25 and donate a backpack to a kid in need. how important is one of these backpacks for a kid and their family? >> this backs. for a lot of our families it's very difficult for them to supplies that they need to have a successful school year, so they are very grateful and grateful to have these. >> reporter: you can pitch in, too outside the jamba juice. if you come down before 7:00, we'll give you a free slice of pizza from pizza my heart and a free juice from jamba juice. 41,000 pack pacbackpacks is the. do try to pitch in if you can. >> i stuffed about 15 backpacks today. i got a jamba juice and a slice of

damian: one place the central bank does believe it is an.esia does have a deficit. -- has had so much this year, it is stoking the belief that fdi is going to come into the country and so they are justified in cutting rates. high yields in our back door and that is what -- is competing against. alix: when we say domestic equities that are exposed to the consumer, is it a different story? damian: you are eliminating the currency volatility. i cannot stress that enough. you do not know where currencies are going to head. if the fed does not cut much as theid -- as much as it did, dollar is going to rally. david: ok. an, thank youi for being with us. amazon come up against mortar convictions, next. alix: watch us online. go right to tv . you can also ask us a question. this is bluebird. ♪ -- bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is bloomberg daybreak. a ceo.up, ♪ here is your bloomberg business flash. the largest casino operator in las vegas is considering the sale of its iconic properties. bloomberg learned mgm international is soliciting interest fr

with damian trujilo. a very fascinating segment that we should be doing a lot on the show. >> thank you. i am happy to be here again. >> thank you, tell us who we are going to feature today? >> today we are talking to san francisco to meet jorge

here's damian again in strasbourg.he won't be there as the current startup phase of negotiations play out, the next couple months this crucial period where a new prime minister comes in and has to resolve something by the end of october, she comes in on the 1st of november, so whatever happens if the uk is out, she will be there overseeing negotiations or whatever follows, that to the uk crashing out in a disaster is no deal exit and all sorts of problems resolved immediately. they could be overseeing trade negotiations for a future relationship, but at the uk wa nts future relationship, but at the uk wants an extension and gets one to get a brexit process, she will come in and oversee the next part of that so in and oversee the next part of that so whatever way you look at it, she is not very immediately, but she will have a sort of important overseeing role looking down on the negotiations from november.‘ overseeing role looking down on the negotiations from november. a story about twins in pakistan who joined by the

and the latest warrior to leave the team is damian joe. leaving for marry spelledman. expected that it's another salary dump. just last week, the treme traded away, andre iguodala. >> time is 4:47. let's get you out the door and moving. sal is back. got your ear phones on. well, you're checking on stuff. >> sometimes i use my head phones because it sounds better. but otherwise i'll use my earpiece. let's start with the bay bridge toll plaza. i'll show you some of these other commutes. but the toll plaza is not light. this is the thing people might expect this week to be completely light. it is not. traffic is going to be a little bit slow as it comes through. now, traffic has also been a little slow in some of these other areas. we'll look at the east shore freeway. it's taken 17 minutes. that's not too bad. as you drive through, traffic has been okay. if you are driving through the area. now, we go to the tracy commute now on westbound 580. we have slow traffic. it's now back to where i normally would see it. earlier, it was backed up here. now, it's backed up here at

so we have some tremendous, tremendous guice, dominick wrig have damian lee comi down.he played with tewa iors. we're and our mission is we tad it's a celebrity baskit right. it's instillin same kinds of thing wt in our missio so to when they go through rough times. >> are youth in turks and caicos any different than youth in baltimore? they're allhe same. they go through the same issues. yeah, they're the se. st little cultural differences. they're on an island. we're not, but they're almostly the same. >>ntesting. who are some of your partners, other partners. >>altion army is helping us to put on the camp. they're a fantastic organization. we have a great group of hotels coming alongside us to make thi happen. the grace bay club, the grace ba foundation, the shore club. ocean club resorts.s. we couldn't make this happen without ocean cluey th've done so much in the community. and they're tied so much into the country. >> who are some of the partners working with lawrence international? >> they're working there, but coca-cola's sponsoring, under armour and salvation a

. >>> oakland native damian lillard reached an agreement on a four-year, $196 million super max extensional will keep him in portland through the 2025 season. lillard is just one of four players to average at least 25 points and five assists per game in each of the past four seasons. lillard let portland to the western conference finals this year. they were swept by the warriors. >>> well matt chapman is finally getting his props for being one of the third third baseman in baseball. the platinum glove winner was voted to the first all-star game by fellow players and maybe it is something to do with the jersey. check it out. the number 26, the guy wearing right there, look at that. what a catch. otani continuing to dominate. five home runs against the green and gold and that was 2-1 a's anan over a three-run bomb, 21st of the season, 5-1 oakland. and then in the eighth, based loaded and two outs and just over the outfielders head. everyone will score. chapman 3 for 5, six rbis and he scores a pair of runs. the a's crush the angels 12-3. >>> and will smith, the giants lone all-star and kevi

damian grammaticas, bbc news, bosnia. trip to canada, which legalised the drug last year. jim connolly followed the mps' visit. these buds will probably get about four times larger by the time this plant is ready to harvest. currently, canada is the only g7 country to allow recreational use of cannabis. i've got no hair, do i still need this on my head? even a few years ago, this would have seemed unimaginable — three british mps from across the political spectrum, looking at how the legalisation process has been implemented. we're following the liberal democrat sir norman lamb, the conservativejonathan djanogly and labour's david lammy. you could go to prison for a very long time in britain if you had anything like this. the trip has been organised by a london—based campaign group, volteface. it wants the uk to legalise weed. it's sponsored by a big north american cannabis company called mpx international, which runs this facility. scott boyes is the boss, and i put it to him that he was trying to use his money to influe

and nba warriors traded former first round pick damian jones to the hawks for another big man omari spellman golden stayed signed alec burk. new warrior guard deangelo russell was courtside live in vegas for the summer league action last night. the all star for brooklyn s.w.a.t. teams and inside 117 million dollar contract with the dubs made official last night was signing of center willie cawley stine. >> i am excited more than anything. i think it's a huge opportunity to take another step you know and learn from a good group of guys. >> i what warriors hat before i got in the league. so it's one of the things me and my friends have been talking about for long time. >> i have in my hand the 15year-old coco . gauf's run is over. beaten in straight sets leaves with a win against her idol venus williams. and number 4, sloaiveless jerseys welcome to the gun show. dietrich oiling them down and and playing the right sport. number 3aj troutman in auburn. a live trick on tv. oh. have a night trip see you next fall. number 2, the cup is making the rounds with the blues bozak decideed to put salt on

someone box out damian jones, slams it to put it back 18.iced two hours trying to get that name right. two dunks, the replay that is. here's the top two picks right here. eric paschall, jordan poole lays it in. dubs down four. jimmer ferdet. this is what they got him for hopefully. splash. he scored 14. warriors down five. jacob evans from distance, he had 18, led the team. not enough. kings win 88-77. three years two championships later, kevin durant on his way to brooklyn. the warriors showing their appreciation for k.d. today, the team releasing the statement saying no one is going to ever wear that 35 again. espn reporting kevan looney will stay with the dubs and agree to a three-year $15 million deal with the warriors. he gives the dubs some needed size in the frontcourt. klay is here to stay, according to espn. >> i'm not [ bleep ] leaving. the show goes on. >> that's exciting. five years, $190 million deal, klay will stay. he'll be out until after the all-star break, though, as he recovers from the torn acl. he got the new deal, new k

in response, the education secretary damian hinds says a youth charter is in development to give youngbout — such as combating serious violence and knife crime, addressing mental and physical health challenges and concerns about the environment and climate change. john maguire, bbc news, worcestershire. addressing mental and physical health challenges and concerns about the environment and climate change. john maguire, bbc news, worcestershire. after a lengthy campaign, 12 and 13 year old boys will be offered the hpv vaccine in year 8, at school from september. the vaccine has been offered to girls on the nhs since 2008. men can spread the hpv virus to women — and themselves can grow up to suffer from hpv—related cancers such as throat, head and neck cancer. health officials say the vaccine will prevent 29,000 cancers in uk men in the next a0 years. victoria derbyshire spoke to mandy parker, who had cervical cancer, her 10 year old son ted, who's eligible to receive the hpv vaccine when he's a bit older, and jamie rae, who had throat cancer and wishes he had access to the vaccine. my c

damian grammaticas has travelled to both sides of the border and sends this report.t beyond the eu's frontiers, they are forced to camp out amid bosnia's war groves . are forced to camp out amid bosnia's war groves. asylum seekers who have become the terms of new violence. this time, meted out by the eu countries they thought would protect them. croatian police, they tell me, using batons, fests, boots. they catch refugees who crossed the frontier. assault then while in custody. then illegally expel them from eu territory. the stuffer is just 17. i tell him what you do, i don't have... if they reach the eu across this border, each refugee is legally entitled to a fair hearing for their case. they can't be expeued for their case. they can't be expelled en masse. that is what is happening. there are dozens and dozens happening. there are dozens and d oze ns of happening. there are dozens and dozens of documented examples, what appears to be a deliberate croatian police policy to push people back and deny them their right under international law to claim asylum once ins