erik kratz giving a look. maybe a throw over here to see if the bunt is still on? we'll see. we think it is. never know. >> f.p.: if my rule was in effect, the 10 throwovers, the nats couldn't do that right there. they would have to throw the plate. i have a feeling we wouldn't be here right now. >> bob: no swing on that breaking ball. ramos able to keep it close enough. >> bob: pops it up. perez is there. double play possibility. but it got all tangled up with clint robinson. they have the runner in no man's land. but a couple of guys hustling. >> f.p.: playing hard this long, that was nice by oliver perez and he had the wherewithal to get it. it was still pretty first. good players thinking, should he drop it? no. see where the runner is. clint robinson low, perez high, and. >> bob: sean rodriguez is next. on pitches away. oliver might take him further out on the third one. >> f.p.: it's been pretty station to station today. there's been no hit and runs. not a lot of execution going on. . both managers playing it pretty straight. >> bob: 0-2 pitch. and then it would have be

erik: four times a day? >> yes.to make sure we all knew what was happening in our branches, happening in our call centers. loans toe made 1500 small businesses across the united kingdom. friday,arly hours of three times a first couple -- three have foreign times in the first couple hours the volume we have in a normal day. i feel terrific about how the bank handled itself. the other thing which is quite different from what we've seen in previous financial crises is the coordination between the large banks and the regulators. we run the phone actively with the new york fed, etc.. there's a recognition to avoid the next financial crisis, banks and regulators have to be collaborative. during this referendum, that has shown its colors. guy: jeff dailey talking to erik schatzker oh. jeff teal is still with us. the market work. the market did what it said it and all the do, preparations for this event delivered. >> it's a big win for the financial system. what mark carney said yesterday supports this idea that we saw trem

erik schatzker sat down with the u.s. -- discussed market volatility and the recent brexit vote. ubs has one of the world has his biggest equity sales franchises and has the view inflows and risk-taking. volatility, id want to know what they think. here's what he said. >> brexit has increasing uncertainty. central banks have intervened liquidity, making sure they held the market cold but in my opinion, still too early to say we have seen an outcome pass comesh, we have seen out that if changed significantly going for it. >> how is it we are where we are today? s&p hundredthe almost that 2150. the vix is at 13.5. given the uncertainty and fragility of their, how is it we are where we are? the first thing is cash burns in your pocket. negative rates everywhere. just the fact the brexit has a view that the fed will now raise interest rates as fast or as much as everybody anticipated before, combined with the unemployment rate, now has dealsed average interesting again because everyone is chasing the yield. people are chasing equity again. if we are expended in those environments and

speakingndrea orcel with erik schatzker.or milestone in the democratic race for president is happening now in towards myth, new hampshire. -- in portsmouth, hampshire. bernie sanders has just endorsed hillary clinton, saying it is time for democrats to rally together to defeat donald trump. clinton is expected to speak any moment from now. you can watch the full event on the bloomberg at live go and on our live events channel. ♪ vonnie: it is time now for our global battle of the charts, where we take a look at some of the most telling charts of the day and what they mean for investors. you can access these on the bloomberg by running the function at the bottom of your screen. joining us is dani burger. investors and u.s. equities are acting more independently than i have in the past three years and that is a good time for market health as we approach the highest. we are approaching those new highs and have already beat them. i have the s&p in this blue line. the white line is the cbo we implied correlation index. pointt rea

erik: so you support donald trump for leadership, as a break from political tradition and the statusbout some of the other stuff that people have issues with? you are the grandson of lebanese immigrants. do you not have some personal issues or concerns with some of the anti-immigrant rhetoric from donald trump? impulses itc triggers and some americans -- nativism, xenophobia, even racism. balance.s a delicate he has taken the politically incorrect route. i am lebanese-american. i grew up with my best friends as sunnis and shias. and this idea of islam, in my mind -- donald will tell you it is not a negotiating tactic -- but as someone who deals with them every day, it is a pretty good negotiating tactic. -- friends, our best allies saudi arabia, united arab -- are subject to the fundamentalist terror inside of them. they do not want it. they want to stand out. it is a few out of the billion, 800 million muslims. america has to have a descriptive foreign policy that is firm and supportive. >> dallas tom barrack speaking earlier with bloomberg's -- that was tom barrack speaking earlier

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. ♪ erik: coming up on "bloomberg best," the business stories that shaped the week in business aroundo! sale finally goes forward while european banks reverse a downward trend. >> the sentiment is really bad, valuation is really bad. and the results are really bad. >> we have been very consistent in saying we do not need to risk capital. erik: the fed continues running in place, while japan takes more steps down the stimulus path. >> the steps they took were pretty minimal. they had to do something. they did the bare minimum. erik: from tech to pharma to autos to oil, earning reports come fast and furious. >> we have definitely seen a very strong tailwind effect from currency.

erik: from tech to pharma to autos to oil, earning reports come fast and furious. >>

erik: four times a day?as to make sure we all knew what was going on from what was happening in our branches and call centers. to friday we made 1,500 loans small businesses across the united kingdom. you know what was going on in the foreign exchange markets in the early hours of friday we had three times in the first couple hours, foreign exchange trading through our systems than we normally have a full day. to know what our corporate clients are asking and are institutional clients. we were very prepared and i feel terrific about how the bank handled itself. the other thing which is quite different than what we might have seen in previous financial crises is the coordination between the large banks and write letters. we were on the phone with the bank of england, the pra, the new york fed, etc. there is a recognition that to avoid the next financial crisis banks and regulators have to be collaborative. during this referendum vote that has shown its colors. francine: jeff daly, the barclays ceo, jes staley

erik: you support donald trump or leadership. donald trump as a break from political tradition and the status quo. what about some of the other stuff? with these issues things. you are the grandson of lebanese immigrants. do you not have some personal issues or concerns with some of the anti-immigrant rhetoric from donald trump? it the bassist impulses inspires and americas, nativism, xenophobia, even racism. >> it's a delicate balance. he has taken the politically incorrect route. i am a lebanese-american and i have grown up with my best as and as sunnis and shi --s idea of islam in my mind donald will tell you it's not a negotiating tactic -- in my mind, as somebody who deals with them every day, it is a pretty good negotiating tactic. our best allies, saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, qatar are also the subject of his fundamentalist terror going on in spite of them. they don't like it, they don't want to come of it want to stamp it out, it's a few out of the billion or 800 million muslims that america has to step in and

erik: ubs is not holding a lot of inventory. on the wrong side of a reversal. jon: a fascinating discussion. you can find it on the bloomberg terminal and bloomberg.com. amazon creates its own shopping holiday, hoping to rival alibaba's single state. our consumers primed to check alibaba's singles day. are consumers primed to check out? ♪ david: amazon is taking a page from alibaba's singles day, holding its annual prime day sale. the retail giant sold more on prime day than it did on black friday. how big could this get this year? davidg us is spoon a zervos. what is the goal of amazon? is it to sell merchandise or get more prime subscribers? >> get more prime subscribers. that customer is likely to stay prime. they don't give out specific stats, but they said it was the number one day of prime enrollments last year than on any other day of the year. members grew 35% year-over-year. they are having some difficulty with some customers checking out because of prime day. that could be a possible glitch or could indicate the magnit

he sat down with erik schatzker in boston.cines have still been the tool that say the most lives. even today, inventing new vaccines for hiv, malaria, tb, a number of these diseases that are still out literally killing millions of people, that's a top priority for us. erik: and other areas like gene therapies, for example, or gene editing, how much promise do you think they have relative to the perhaps easier work -- i hate to say it that way -- that can be done in vaccine development? bill: gene editing is such a basic tool, and it's going to pervade all the work in the biological sciences. i mean, those tools, even for diagnosis, doing gene knockouts to understand disease models, you really can't understate what a great set of tools they are. for ourect sense foundation season, we see them in our plant and animal work, because it will speed up better plants, and help on animal disease. they are sometimes not as hard as human disease. is a.squitoes, this system to affect mosquito -- for mosquitoes this is a superior , system

i take it erik: that the answer is yes, you can withstand the challenges? >> sure.k: your leadership skills are going to be tested like never before, perhaps. are you ready? >> we will find out. we have spent 13 months getting ready for this referendum. we had the full executive committee meeting four times a day beginning thursday. day? four times a >> it was to make sure we knew what was happening in our branches, our call centers. on friday alone, we made 5100 loans to small businesses across the united kingdom. to know what is going on in the foreign exchange markets, we had three times the amount in our systems compared to the regular day. think we are very prepared, and i feel terrific about how the bank handled itself. the other thing that is quite different from what we see -- we have seen in previous financial crises was the communication between the banks and the regulators. we were on the phone with the new york fed, etc. there's a recognition that come in order to avoid the next financial crisis, banks and regulars have to be collaborative, entering this

luz: el boxeador mexicano erik morales obsequio uno de sus cinturones. >> creo que va a ser muy importantemuseo estarÁ listo para la primavera del aÑo 2019. marÍa: cientos de voluntarios se movilizan para que en estas selecciones avancen polÍticas que beneficien a la comunidad inmigrante. en california, se lanza del proyecto que busca reunir un millÓn de votos por los inmigrantes que quedaron fuera de un amparo migratorio. >> la gente quizÁ cambiÓ de hogar y no estÁn registrados. marÍa: consciente de que las prÓximas elecciones determinarÁn quiÉn serÁ el jueves del tribunal supremo del paÍs, el proyecto busca que los jÓvenes sean parte de una de las elecciones mÁs crÍticas en la vida de millones de personas de la comunidad inmigrante. el esfuerzo por imponer control de renta estÁ bajo ataque. poco despuÉs de que una coaliciÓn de inquilinos lograrÁ juntar suficientes firmas, del consejo de la ciudad quiere colocar otra propuesta que compita con este plan. el temor de los activistas pro inquilino es que los votantes se confundan. jaime: activistas dicen que impulsar el control de rentas ha s

erik schatzker spoke with him about the sign of the workforce after thousands of jobs are eliminated>> at this point in time, i think that we are exactly where we should be to face the environment that we have, to face the regulation that we have, to face the forces that we have. now, at this point in time, our challenge is to execute correctly what we have in front of us. >> there are a few caveats. orcel says more regulation or worsen in of market -- worsening of market conditions could cut more. research, pcmarket makers shipped 5% fewer machines than they did when you ago. that follows an 11% decline in the first order. demand in north america offset a slump in the rest of the world. the mobile game that has become a massive hit again as in april. . in 2014, google unveiled pokemon challenge for google maps. to capturee invited the fictional monsters in the app. nintendo released a new version next week and it forces players to explore the world around them with their smartphones. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom, you are a fan? and i caught a squirtel do not know what t

. >> erik estrada is wearing a badge for real. he's known for his role on tv.th his side kick john. >> and now nearly 40 years after chip's premier, the 67-year-old estrada has been named as a reserve officer with the st. anthony police department in idaho. >> it happened over the fourth of july weekend. he tweeted out this photo saying -- he's looking pretty good for pushing 70. a motorcycle and everything. >> officer estrada will be working with the department to help keep children safe from online predators. >> we did a poll in the news the under 30 crowd in the office had no idea who he is. >> the rest of us knew. >> it was a sad moment. >> then we realized that's where the divide exists. >> we'll be right back. divide exists. >> we'll be right back. but zzzquil is different have pain medicine because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-habit forming sleep-aid that's not for pain, just for sleep. our bacteria family's been on this alright kiddos!erations. everybody off the backpack, we made it to the ottoman. i

. >> reporter: erik grosof is an investigator with the n.t.s.b. >> much like a crime scene. you only get one chance at it so we want to make sure we do everything correctly. >> reporter: the balloon apparently caught fire in flight. at least 16 were on aboard. investigators say the balloon was operated by a company called heart of texas, which advertises balloon rides in san antonio, austin, and houston. witnesses initially thought it was a car on fire. when emergency responders arrived, they found the balloon basket burning. margaret wylie lives nearby. >> and i looked off over there, and the next thing i knew, you saw a big fireball go up, and it was just-- just praying whoever was there got away from the thing in time. >> reporter: wylie things the balloon hit these high-voltage power lieps. this is most deadly hot air balloon accident in recent u.s. history. coorgt to the n.t.s.b., a total of 16 people died while hot air ballooning from 2002-2012. three were killed after this balloon burst into flames and hit a power line in 2014. in a statement, governor greg abbott sai

president.vision he spoke exclusively to bloombergs erik schatzker. >> at this point in time, i thinkhat to we are exactly where we should be to face the environment we have. ,o face the regulation we have to face the force we have. at this point in time, our challenge is to execute correctly what we have in front of us and i think the firm is very much focused on doing so. in anna: christopher bailey is to end his role. he says despite the results not being what he had hoped for, the company will move on in the weaker pound might even be useful. >> it is certainly not a decision i wanted or believed in. up it is what it is a end am always a glass half full and we now need to move on. done business globally. we trade all around the world. in, any trading agreement as something we will always work with no matter, you know, where, you know, what happens in the process. 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. : david has the details for us. once again, japan. david? david: it is all about japan. that is where the market story is today

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