what kind of result do you ask desh expect to happen here?> since we are so early, it is hard to say what the remedy is going to be. you make a good point about microsoft. when we have gone after tech companies, we have not had to take down the hammer because they have seen the light and fixed things themselves. although most people think the government broke up at&t, at&t broke itself up when it was sure the government would come after it. when the government started coming after ibm, ibm unbundled the software from the hardware and that is where the american software industry comes from. like you said, microsoft stopped doing some things that would've gotten it into trouble. if we get far enough along, if the company believes they will be in for a big penalty they will fix it themselves. >> thank you. speaking of microsoft, a broader tech rally has lifted the company to over $1 trillion for market value. shares of the tech giant rose for the fourth straight day. coming up a silicon valley giant coming to huawei's defense. we will look at wh

many people are shocked by the commons german president franco desh steinmeyer condemns the hateful speech the muncher arctura the indians of the way that some individuals on social media are attacking his death taking satisfaction from it and applauding it it simply cynical tasteless revolting and offensive in every way. they are on a german t.v. show the police issued an appeal for everyone with information to come forward president they are hoping to find witnesses who went to a fair fight next to look because home the evening of the crime. yonder field from nothing we're obviously hoping to receive information that can help us solve the crime it's really a unique situation we're talking about a type of crime scene that hasn't been seen and has a for a long time so you can go up the killing of a to look has left many of the people here in his home village in shock a german politician shot that on his own terrace to some it seems like a planned execution the case raises many questions which will hopefully be oncet soon by the police. on terry martin thanks for watching coming up next as

for the 1st time by a desh as opposed to fishing by running from may 20th until july 23rd to boost marine fish stock and tackle overfishing during a key breeding season in the bay of bengal boat builders traders owners and fisherman everyone in the supply chain is affected by the ban. right now there are no fresh fish fishings banned so i collect fish from cold storage in chittagong and supply them to local markets it could be that it will be. fishing boat sit idle at the by kali river while the harbor is empty of marine vessels. up in the jetty workers repair their nets and patch their fishing boats getting prepared for when the ban is lifted in july have an amex at that now we can fish there were repairing our nets in a month's time we will go fishing. fish traders haggle over prices but these are all frozen fish caught months ago and only being sold now to supply local markets. in bangladesh's biggest dried fish are did not cirrhotic traders are selling old stock to make up the shortfall. bangladesh's fisherman are waiting for the ban to be lifted so they can fill their nets with fresh

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how does president xi go back to basics if he is sailing desh seeing these images on bloomberg?? >> is an affirmation at the time for beijing has accelerated. the idea of hong kong being under a 50 year kind of arrangement up until 2047, i don't think they look at that anymore. think, no, they have been patient for 20 years, 22 years and it is basically one country. the system is more and more eroded. the fact that there has been such a huge response to the proposals politically, i guess shows the feeling in hong kong that the fundamentals of the one country two systems proposal are eroded and becoming nonexistent. thathow would you propose beijing and the military under the guise of the communist party will respond overnight to the protests? kerry: i think they will be wait, they will be patient. i do not think they will be too intemperate. time is on their side, everything is on their side. the symbolism of this is over defiance of the kind of power of beijing. this is a leadership and beijing who are very sensitive of that. be i would say appraisal's, but there will be conseq

they count 737 dash 8 planes or desh one of those max jets or not are we sort of is there a bit of smoke and mirrors going on here actually this was particularly interesting because in what is somewhat extraordinary measure i agee who the parent company of british airways they have given boeing the biggest vote of confidence that the company has seen since the crisis by signing a deal this week at the paris air show for 2737 max jet aircraft this is very unusual given that this aircraft is in the heart of its crisis it's good news for boeing but it has been met by a backlash from the people that noticed that actually these are max jets because interestingly enough they decided not to mention the word max when they notified the london stock exchange here that they are signing this deal and again that's probably because this could have sent. it says across the industry that at the heart of its crisis you have a major airline player ordering such a large amount of aircraft that passengers claiming they simply will not fly so with a vote of confidence like that alex what's your feeling botto

desh in osaka over the weekend. -- in osaka over the weekend. global leaders gathering at the g20 summit. we expect president trump to meet mr. she -- president xi on saturday. live on the web and on tv, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this happening now, emmanuel macron and shinzo abe holding a news conference in tokyo. after these talks, we understand abe and mr. macron will issue a five-year plan for cooperation. the long shadow is carlos ghosn and we are trying to figure out if mr. macron brought it up with shinzo abe, and they will probably travel separately to the g20. osaka to a g20to meeting that will be most interesting. we will have a full group at g20. mr. carney managed the message. you wonder what will be accomplished other than monitoring of the united kingdom economy. maybe he will make some discussions on global economics. john ryding with us. with your work at the bank of england, let's take a more global view. how coordinated are the central bankers? john: i don't think they are coordinated in the sense of traditional g-7 coordination,

pu there was a new letter trump brought up in all of this when he said he dsh desh wouldn't do this cias a beautiful letter. and he got a letter on the one year anniversary of their first summit. here is what trump said. >> he just wrote knee a very nice letter. unexpected. and some day you'll see what was in that letter. some day you'll be reading about it maybe a hundred years from now maybe in two weeks. who knows but it was a very nice letter, very warm, very nice remember. i appreciated it. okay. >> a hundred year or two weeks like the taxes, bob. let me ask you one thing that we are reporting now we do know when he says the letter was so important, we have a source familiar with the contents of the letter which said that the letter did not include anything of substance. no details on the deal no details on ideas for a deal. no details on anything, just plat i attitudes and warmth. what does that tell you? >> you know what it reminds me i hate to bring of history it reminds me of chamberlin at mupic when he made an agreement with adoll of hit letter who invaded poland. this is incr

we've also got rising to desh tensions -- rising tensions between the u.s. and tehran. environment, lower emissions, reducing plastic pollutions in oceans. major agenda items is the meeting between xi jinping and donald trump, and donald trump's meeting with the russian president vladimir putin and german chancellor angela merkel, as well. ahead of all this, we did actually have a broadside come through from xi jinping, who condemned protectionism and what he called bullying practices. he said that in a meeting with african leaders ahead of the summit. there's angela merkel. there are concerns about her health of late. she is stepping down in a year or so, having relinquished leadership of her political party. comments also directed towards the united states, it is something which is largely shrugged off by president trump. this is the position we are in as this family photo effectively starts the formal start of the g20. yvonne? and we've seen reports of where president xi is coming from in his position coming to osaka, the wall street journal saying they want the u.s.

before it stabilizes around that desh goingut goading to a full stage crash -- going to a full stagential. tom: is there a communist party in hong kong? i has the idea that mr. x picked up communism and the party is ascendant. is communism ascendant in hong kong? there is a communist party in hong kong who would like to see greater coordination between mainland and hong kong. significant resistance from the democracy movement. this is all sort of part of , issing china in some ways more different in espousing a new world order then what the u.s. is pushing forward and the trade war is accelerating that, whether we have different monetary, economic, political systems. china is talking about that more confidently and that includes mainland and hong kong, and the wider asian market. tom: what should the u.s. do? the u.s. president says he is watching it carefully. flag,o we do, show the show up in hong kong so the sailors can have a wonderful weekend? what should the response be? miranda: if the u.s. starts involving itself directly and what china sees as an internal issue, that takes u

desh maybe they will. -- maybe they will. jay powell says they are willing to lower rates.ng is still with us. with the fed chair remarks? will we see a cut? simon: the fed has definitely moved towards a cut. we saw that from richard clarida. and jerome powell yesterday. and robertth powell burgess writing about this, that he is aware more about the markets, how you communicate clearly what the markets. he put this holding pattern in. the fed meets next week. we saw bullard last week preempt this a little. week, expects a cut next but perhaps the ground has moved. we have a jobs report on friday, and this gives -- the comments from powell yesterday take the pressure off of him. there is a holding pattern, they are watching and monitoring the situation. all street economists are lining up for fed coats. tom: -- fed cuts. tom: it is all getting old. have central banks run out of ideas? are they running out of theories or belief in theories that work? simon: potentially. you have a conference in chicago. olivier blanc char did it a few years ago. .imon: adam posen there are ag