to the i'm glad that was actually supposed to be out in june we should get see that next year deutsche oper actually did put on a production of rheingold but this was a special minimalistic rowing gold 990 production for 22 musicians and was performed in the open now on top of the opera house car park ok so obviously dr opal just itching to get back to performing opera thanks very much for bringing us that story and we'll look forward to that thank you via thanks very much a.j. and kennedy. well another slice of reality this time in black and white comes from photographer andy spear our whose work in the middle east and the balkans has appeared in publications like time magazine and the new yorker and now over the years his photos have more than witness to the effects of climate change on war torn regions like his most recent project in africa region. it looks. like chad in africa for thousands of years people have lived from fishing and farming. but this is actually the scene of one of the world's greatest natural catastrophes 20 years ago the lake had already lost 90 percent of its water

to the language that was actually supposed to be out in june we should get see that next year deutsche oper actually did put on a production of rheingold but this was a special minimalistic rheingold $990.00 production for $22.00 musicians and was performed in the open now on top of the opera house car park ok so obviously dr opal just itching to get back to performing opera thanks very much for bringing us that story and we'll look forward to that cutie at thanks very much a.j. and a kennedy. well another slice of reality this time in black and white comes from photographer andy spiegel whose work in the middle east and the balkans has appeared in publications like time magazine and the new yorker and now over the years his photos have more than witness to the effects of climate change on war torn regions like his most recent project in africa region. looks. like chad in africa for thousands of years people have lived from fishing and farming. but this is actually the scene of one of the world's greatest natural catastrophes 20 years ago the lake had already lost 90 percent of its water ma

deutsche bank is particularly problematic, because it's had a troubled history in recent years with money laundering issues, with bid rigging in financial markets. it has an operationthe u.s., the federal regulatory trigger lates deutsc industry regulates deutsche bank. that's a problem, because trump's a member of that process and a member of the bank. i think this has been one of the larger and more dangerous things hanging over the trump administration from the second he took office. the president of the united states is exempt from a lot of conflicts of interest laws that govern the behavior of other federal officials. i think the framers of the constitution and legislators since then haven't wanted to sort of hamstring a president, because a president touches so many issues, that you couldn't actually come up with a conflict of interest law that wouldn't potentially disable the president's policy making ability. however, the framers never anticipated we'd have someone roll into the oval office encumbered with all of the business relationships that donald trump has attached to his flagrant disregard for ethics, the rule of law, and a lot of evidence of his own

deutsche bank said workers only have to return in july. citigroup employees have been paste on played leave pending an investigation after revelations he operated qanon conspiracy theory website. site has since been shut down. no specific comments from citigroup. the bank says employees need approval for any outside business activities. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg to take -- quicktake, powered by journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. annmarie: thank you. tech takes a hit as opposed pandemic world. our guest host says not a time to dig tech yet. that's coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the ipo is a price discovery process. we were after a set of institutional investors. people that can hold multibillion-dollar positions for 5-10 years. people that don't chase momentum either up or down. his company's record ipo. bring up the board. snowflake made a name for itself yesterday with the biggest u.s. ipo of the year. the largest ever for a software maker. look at that. up 111% on its debut. manus: it did get higher than that at one juncture. it made it to a $70 billion valuation. we will

deutsche bank it is the same thing on the others. prosecutors did not even officially charge the emirates with funding the secret mission to buy and influence hillary clinton. even though there operatives were caught on u.s. soil. they said the baklava was coming from their source, their bakery. we need to be following the foreign money. especially this year as you know, russia is once again >> the marks from mary scanlon and steve cohen, hosted by the national constitution center. >> they are the only institution, chartered by congress, to increase awareness of the constitution among the american people on a nonpartisan basis. we have a series of exciting town halls coming up and i want lug them. a new book, their virginian dynasty. on october 1, the national constitution center is -- the national constitution center's drafting project. team -- teamd liberal and team conservative to draft, they will tell us how they think a constitution from scratch would reed and i can't wait to share that with you. we have programs on october -- in october on immigration and the new book the upswing. i hope you will join us for them as well as tuning into our weekly podcast. now it is a pleasure to

deutsche bank a great deal of money and may have trouble refinancing it or getting extensions. and in any other past administration, maybe we could shrug that off and say the attorney general is going to operate independently of the president. but we've seen bill barr politicize the justice department and criminal and civil matters in a way that we have not seen at any point in our past. including his recent interference and his appointee's interference in the roger stone case and the michael flynn case. and so we have to worry about the extent to which the government and the president's interests are beginning to merge. and that was always one of the problems with him retake his financial interests, because they come with a lot of baggage beyond just the investment itself. like a need for an extreme of revenue and debts to unknown parties. >> christina, i want to play what president trump said about paying taxes in 2011. watch. >> it's quite remarkable that you have somebody who is constantly undermining the way that the government works, the way it's supposed to collect money from citizens to pay for things. what do you make of the way he defends gaming the system? >> right. i thought you w

deutsche bank it is the same thing on the others. prosecutors did not even officially charge the emirates with funding the secret mission to buy and influence hillary clinton. even though there operativescaught on u.s. soil. they said the baklava was coming from their source, their bakery. we need to be following the foreign money. especially this year as you know, russia is once again interfering in election. interfering with the election, choosing the side they want to support and the side they don't. our research shows these are not one-offs, it is an external threat. host: we want to ask you about a story you touched on, this is a headline on it, "facebook removes accounts tied to russia. facebook took down recently created accounts and pages tied to a russian group that u.s. authorities accused of interfering with the 2016 election. the detection of the operation ahead of the november election agency,e inner research a troll farm indicted by authorities, remains a thorn in facebook's side. the company says -- 13 accounts shows facebook is getting better at detecting manipulation." the internet research agency, can you put the dollar figure on how much they are putting into trying