>>t these images, a young kim goldman sobing in relief as the jury found simpson not guilty. years later. >> dear mr. simpson, hello it's me, kim, ron goldman's sister i'm wandering if you would sit down and talk to me? i just want to understand whatever could be understood >> reporter: in the trailer, goldman promises to interview key figures in the trial >> i'll talk to the witnesses not put on the stand, ones who could have possible verdict. >> out of the blue, the bronco almost hit me. he took off. >> reporter: she's televised previous tellings of the story arguing that shows like "the people versus oj simpson skimed over the witnesses and the infamous "if i did it" book trial >> he no longer wants to be in the spotlight. >> recently interviewing simpson. >> he's always had a positive attitude but now, it is the center piece of his life he said, my kids and i are now living in a no negative zone >> thank you >> reporter: after serving nine years in prison involving a robbery involving his old memorabilia. he seems content to play golf and spend time with the family for ki

and over night, ron goldman's sister releasing a podcast. >>> rising from the ashes. the nighter dame cathedral in paris. >>> should the u.s. soccer team be criticized for running up the. >>> and are the plus sized mannequins sending the right message. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we begin with that emotional appeal from jon stewart, the comedian unleerk on congress for failing to support the 9/11 responders. >> stewart was visibly furious trying to shame lawmakers to make sure the fund nempb runs out of money. he was surrounded by some of the heroes now bad thes cancer and other ailments. >> lana has more from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. and not all of the sub committee members were present. two were miss, and jon stewart signed to take that paas a signf their disjunction. >> they did their jobs. courage, grace. tenacity. humility. 18 years later, do yours! >> reporter:en ea motional jon stewart testifying on dehalf of first rebounders sickened of 9/11 demanding congress fully fund the compensation fund.

of goldman sachs. do not miss any of that. this is bloomberg. later today the ecb will decide whether the euro zone needs more stimulus. that is as other central banks turn toward looser policy. investors and economists are looking for a signal mario draghi will deliver a last burst of monetary support for his -- before his term ends. joining us is maria tadeo. great to have you with us. just how dovish is draghi likely to sound to? the question is whether he's going to amp up the market. >> exactly. given all the tensions we are seeing play out from trade, mario draghi will likely say the risks are to the downside. that warrants a dovish tone. the question is how and by how much. we will get a forecast for inflation and gdp. the market is not expecting big changes. i'm sure you remember the european central bank cut its productions at the start of the year. -- projections at the start of the year. when it comes to the technical cheap loansround of for banks. the market wants to see the pricing. the qu

simpson, acquitted in the deaths of his ex-wife and her friend ron goldman. now goldman's sister kim is taking an unusual step in the search for answers. here's my "nightline" co-anchor, juju chang. >> we the jury find the defendant, orenthal james simpson not guilty. >> reporter: it was the dramatic end to the trial of the century. >> upon ronald lyle goldman, a human being as charged in count two of the information. we the jury in the above-entitled action find the special circumstance -- >> reporter: a young kim goldman, distraught by o.j. simpson's acquittal. >> i wasn't thinking of anybody but my brother, and in some ways feeling like we let him down. >> reporter: 25 years after her brother ron's murder, a sister's quest for answers. >> i learned very quickly that the truth doesn't really need to show up in a courtroom. honor doesn't have to take place in a courtroom, because it didn't give us what we deserve. >> reporter: in a new podcast, confronting o.j. simpson, kim comes face-to-face with unof on the jurors. >> that deliberation was set long before

on goldmaning day wall street and goldman and paris., the president of the united states supporting remembrance of 75 years. it has been extraordinary to see acron and mr. trump shake the hands of the many veterans of the day. this is bloomberg. --veterans of the day there d-day. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: -- >> this is bloomberg surveillance. fiat chrysler is blaming the french government for breakdowns with talks. they withdrew their offer after the car company's board withdrew their offer -- it has been clear that political conditions in france to make a deal do not currently exist. the french government is the biggest shareholder. let's go to our bloomberg bureau chief. he has been the authority on fiat for several years. be a withdrawal that was aggressive and out of the blue. do you have insight on whether fiat chrysler got fed up with it and whether they will go after renault, do they need renault? >> it looks like this is a proper fight between fiat chrysler and the french government. whenl happened last night we were all wa

goldman. i sat dow with goldman'he fat fred who shared memies with recordings never released until now. 25ears ago, the verdict riveted america. >> not guilty. >> reporter: it rocked mi the goldman fa. fred goldman holding his daughter kim in that courtroom. take me into your mind at that moment when ilou heard the words not gu. >> i think overwhelmed, shocked, n the expression o kim's face at that time really said it all. she was crusd as we all were. >> o.j. simpson acquitted of thebr al killings of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and fred's son ron goldn. >> justice was not served. >> tonight goldman for the first timesharin sharing messages from his son's answering machine in those hours following his murder. >> hi, ron, this is rly. n you call me? we heard something oth e news. i just want to make sure it's not you. >> ronnie, this is dave. i don't know if you're ever going to get this or not, oh, man, please calme. let but know what's going on. >> what was it like to hear those? >> crus

goldman.was the question? >> we wanted to settle it outside of court if possible. but it seems they are not willing to offer a reasonable sum of money. >> what is a reasonable sum? is it still 6.9? >> we want to get our 10% back at least. >> when will you take legal action? >> it depends, we will try to expedite things. >> how long are you willing to wait before you take legal action? >> we are very patient. [laughter] we cannot say please expedite this matter, we cannot do that. >> will you be filing a civil suit on top of the criminal suit already? >> that depends on the case. we will have to examine the case. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg best." i am taylor riggs. let's resume our roundup in this week in business with a focus on company news starting with the deal that brought together two high-profile players in pharma. >> buying botox for cash and stock. it is seen as a good thing and we see shareholders of allergan, selling off the stock, is that an overreaction? >> shareholders are losin

. >> malaysia's president is not satisfied with goldman's offer to settle the 1mdb case. >> goldman sells me a killing on this. >> the fed stays in the spotlight. top officials talk to us about policy plans. >> 50 basis points would be overdone. >> it's too early to know whether we should use the tool at all. and what magnitude we should apply. >> it's all straight ahead on bloomberg best. ♪ taylor: hello and welcome. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg best, your weekly review of the most important business news analysis and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. let's start with the day by day look at the top headlines. president trump made it clear he was ready to impose additional economic sanctions on iran. on monday, he followed through on that pledge. >> president trump today imposing sanctions on the supreme leader of iran. telling reporters at the white house, the action would deny ayatollah access to financial resources. further sanctions aimed at the leaders themselves. this is more symbolism that actually hurting the economy or the leaders much themselves. the

exactly 25 years since nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were murdered, kim goldman's remarkable new investigation. she's here live. ♪ who run the world ♪ girls >>> and girls who run the world cup! the u.s. women, shattering records with their 13-0 victory. but critics saying they went too far? the athletes firing back this morning. ♪ what run this mother ♪ who run the world ♪ girls >>> cecelia and i are getting it, michael. >> i don't mind this song either. >> great to have you with us on this wednesday morning. let's see it again. 13 goals for the u.s. women's national team. >> i don't know if we have time for 13 goals. that was a lot of goals. they did something that has never been done before. scoring more goals in one day than the men scored in the last three world cups combined. >> with that comes the controversy. they are facing criticism this morning. some are saying they celebrated too much. we have been talking a lot about this one. >> yes, we have. >> we will keep talking about it this morning. >> that is coming up. >>> first, we want to get to the new weather threats on b

sachs.not just goldman goldman sachs took 10% to heftyn, in addition interest rates of 6%.s. governments normally get less than 3%. but this 10% extra that goes to goldman sachs means that we get 90% of the money raised, but we see interest on 100%. that's what it means. may haveoldman sachs feelings on this. you are waiting for a response from goldman. what was the query? wanted to settle out of court if possible. it seems they are not willing to offer a reasonable sum of money. >> what is the reasonable sum? >> we would like to get our 10% back at least. >> when will you take legal action? upon if theyds will try to expedite things as much as possible. >> how long are you willing to wait before you take legal action? >> we are very patient. [laughter] can't tell them to please expedite the matter, that would mean withdrawal. >> will you be filing a civil suit on top of the criminal suit that has already -- >> that depends on the case. we will have to examine the case. >>>> that was the malaysian prime minister speaking at the business summit in bangkok. a goldman represen

it is in our headlines, goldman sachs capitulated and joined the fray. we putent bond yields, that handle on last week, we never held, goldman sachs down from 2.8%. we have had a gorging on duration. goldman sachs 10 year slashing., 1.9%, let's roll it over and have a look at the dollar. what do you get out of a true set of the g20? what will that do to the dollar? ?ill trump pile on the rhetoric you are looking at dollar-yen at the bottom of your screen. there is a little reprieve in that market. i have no idea what this is. nejra: bitcoin, you know it. manus: i have never seen it written like that. i learned something new. 13,000, a shock from the producer. i have to talk a little bit about the markets i am looking at. you have u.s. futures pointing few days of a declines. we have risk on edging into the trade truce. we are seeing wti come off of the five-week high. tensionsse trade weighing on crude not necessarily at the moment weighing on markets. markets in in on the asia. juliette saly in singapore has more. certainly the optimism about a potentia

now kim goldman is revisiting e murders and the trial. >> dr. mr. simpson, hello, it's me kim, ron goldman's sister. >> reporter: she has a new podcast confronting o.j. simpson. >> i'm wondering if you would sit wn and talk to me. i just want to understand. that is the letter i wrote to the man that i believe brutally killed my brother. >> reporter: too much about o.j. and not enough about the victims. >> and i'm forced now to ve to endure this week after week. >> reporter: simpson who sved time in prison on unrelated charges is not talking and trying to move on.e' >> always had a positive attitude. but now it's -- it is the centerpiece of his life. he said i am -- my kids and i, we arnow living in a no negative zone. >> reporter: while simpson tries to live his life, the families of the victims can't get over the lives lost. dan sheneman, nbc news. >>> it been three years since a gunman walked in and opened fire at the pulse nightclub in downtown orlando. tonight community leaders, activists and others will gather there to remember the lives lost i

the credit card says apple and goldman sachs.ou raised the right question. >> i would argue, goldman's m k marketing is still influx. we don't know. >> marcus. >> it is kind of catchy. >> catchy? >> david solomon, he counts the rate cuts were not priced into ma market when we return, elon musk's message to tesla's shareholders. we'll fill you in. taking another look at futures this morning we broke the six-day win streak on the dow yesterday we are under a little pressure and nothing extreme. dow futures down 36 and s&p is down 4.5 resqwkn e re" ve at the post 9 at the nyc when we come right back. ital of the wor, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your

i did well in a previous life, broker at goldman sachs, gave my investors one of the largest compoundeturn after fees 24% when the standard & poor's gave you an 8% return during the same period i will come back to that number, so hold onto it. but i mention it now because i am lucky enough to do what i want to do at this stage of my life every now and then again i'm tempted to thinking maybe i should be a hedge fund manager whenever that occurs, my late father thought way much happier doing what i'm doing now and he thought the old life was too hard plus he thought the show was terrific and was really helpful and my bigger backer in what i was trying to accomplish here. thanks, pau. so why ever talk about individual stocks, then? first, we know that someone must want the information or we wouldn't have lasted as long as we have. in the end this is a commercial product and the market has judged this commercial product to be worth something. if it weren't, it would have been canceled years ago. second i do it because of six stocks national video -- you don't have to write this down, thi

of goldman sachs.derstood what has happened to gross and equity when this has come up in the past, with ibm, at&t, and microsoft? guest: there's been a lot of discussion in the press from the ftc and apartment of justice about some investigations taking place. we went back and looked at some experiences in the case of ibm, at&t, and microsoft. what was the share price performance? what was happening to those stock prices over the time when the companies came under investigation, when lawsuits were initiated, and over that litigation period? what happened post settlements? the pretty common experience was a major downshift in sales growth from before to after, and a decrease in valuation. that would be the concern one would have as an investor, to think about what the impatiens would be of some of these investigations were to materialize in a lawsuit. david: let's take a step back before the investigation. whichve an analysis sectors are most concentrated. tech is right up there. monopolies are good whe

goldman were found, what the goldman family is doing now to channel their grief. were found, what the goldman family is doing now to channel their grief. i come face-to-face with a lot of behinds. so i know there's a big need for new gas-x maximum strength. it relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort fast. so no one needs to know you've got gas. gas-x. >>> this week marks 25 years since the murders of nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman triggering the now-infamous trial and acquittal of o.j. simpson. >> now goldman's sister is going over some old ground with a fresh clarity and asking some new questions. she talked with abc's juju chang. >> reporter: 25 years after her brother ron's murder, a sister's quest for answers. >> i learned very quickly that the truth doesn't really need to show up in a courtroom. honor doesn't really have to take place in a courtroom. because it didn't give us what we deserved. >> reporter: in a new podcast, "confronting o.j. simpson," kim comes face to face with one of the jurors who rendered that controversial verdict. >>

today marks 25 years since the murder of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman in los angeles. and oj simpson has been in the focus. now a quarter of a century later, simpson says he's moving on from the murder trial and leading a life without negativity. ktvu's lauren blancherd has more on that. >>> gun 12th, 1994 the day oj simpson's ex-wife and her friend ron goldman were $1,994 the day oj simpson's ex-wife and her friend ron goldman were murdered and that day change the way americans viewed the football star. days later simpson was involved in an infamous bronco chase. >> not guilty of the crime of murder. >> years later, #1i6r7son serving 9 years in jail on a robbery kidnapping conviction in las vegas where he's stayed keeping a low profile since his release in october 2017. >> they're not giving any interviews about the killings. he said i don't know why anyone would want to talk about the worst day in our lives. >> the families of the victims of the 1994 murders say they still believe he's guilty. simpson was ordered by the court majority of which has not been paid. laur

ron goldman's dad says the pain is always there.so making a bomb shell claim that she spoke to two jurors that told her the jury pretended to deliberate but already made up their minds. >> they corroborated what my dad thought. they didn't do their job. they pulled testimony to cover up what they knew what their answer was and they wasted our time for 3 1/2 hours making that fake deliberation so they could look better. >> pretend like they were doing their job. >> despite winning a multimillion dollar judgment against o.j., the victim's families say they haven't seen most of that money. john is here, the attorney that won the wrongful death lawsuit for nicole brown's family and judge andrew andrew napolitano that covered the trial in 1995. you won it but they didn't get anything, did they? >> not much of anything. some personal property, his pensions were excluded from my collection process by law. that's what he's living off of now, pensions from hertz, the nfl. >> all that encompassed, that was o.j. by the sea we called it. of all

now kim goldman will be here live for an exclusive. her new mission. ken durant's mom right here with us after his devastating injury. what does it mean for her son's future? we have big savings for summer errands and more. it's coming up right her only on "gma." >> it's good to hear from ken durant's mom and we're thinking about her and her son today. hope they can get a sliver of good news as the mri comes back. thanks, ginger. >>> what chase center opens there will be more to see than sports and concerts. the new ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to kn

that you areaid waiting for a response from goldman. what was the query?-of-court if possible, but it seems they are not willing to offer a reasonable sum of money. >> and what is the reasonable sum? >> we would like to get our 10% back at least. >> when will you take legal action? on -- they will try to expedite this is much as possible. >> how long are you willing to wait before you take legal action? >> we are very patient. [laughter] can't hurry the cause. we can't tell them to expedite the matter, that would mean withdrawal and we can't do that. >> will you be filing a civil suit on top of the criminal suit? >> that depends on the case. we will have to examine the case. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg best." let's resume our roundup of the week in business and finance with a focus on company news, starting with the deal that brought together two high profile players and pharma. ♪ allergangreen to buy aboutsh and stock, worth $63 billion. it is seen as a good thing, and yet we see shareholders and allergan selling off about 14%. is that an overreaction? stocky

something the families, nicole brown simpson and ron goldman will likely never be able to say.s. >> harris: thank you very much. key part of the notorious murder trial was the dream team of defense attorneys for o.j. simpson who ultimately got him acquitted. i want to bring in key member of the team, carl douglas. thank you for joining me. all these years later, the big question has to do with justice. the family feeling like justice was served. do you think it was? >> you know, harris, first of all, thanks for having me on your show. i've been a lawyer for over 40 years and justice often takes different turns, depending on the perspectives of the opinion with the opinion. i understand how the goldman and brown families have this grief and this hole in their heart, which will probably never be closed. but for me, as a criminal lawyer in los angeles, yes, justice was served, i think, because i will go to my grave believing that the prosecution failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, not that o.j. simpson was innocent or not, but failed to prove he was guilty beyond a reasonab

look at the multiples, the likes of a blackstone and goldman sachs and traditionally goldman with a great they didn't have great ones and look at the share point performance of the two and we do do this we'll talk about it more part of their broader switch towards more trance parent sy under the new leadership, earnings call, investing in lending is a sub sector with growth and a black box in the past this shows that they don't want it to be anymore. >> what is your feelings on goldman sachs and the month of june >> we're underweight the financials but with regards to goldman sachs one of the few banks we have a buy rating on and we like it since david solomon took over and reinventing the business almost and focusing on the fee revenue and that's really smart especially in this uncertain environment and kind of rebalancing their traditional investment banking and trading business they're so well-known for. >> the other interesting thing on the nonrecurring business could be great for this squaequ. m&a is picking up and that's something that usually - >> goldman in a better position than

i do await some bad ideas that are coming by the way, goldman has been doing well i just really feelhat -- steve liesman says it is a good time i thought it was interesting he's a saturday night fella. >> the market largely started to come backup in june because there was a belief that the fed come to the rescue if things got really bad >> don't say rescue. >> jay gave you just enough to be able to say if things get bad, we are open mind. ken fisher, i really love him. the short term people do pay attention to it. the short term people determine where things are going we have a robust nasdaq tech market the thing that hurt us was faang. amazon, what can i say the stock is up everyday on absolutely nothing.n netflix is good. apple is able to make all at once the chinese have been relatively quiet, have they >> they have >> xi better show up at the g 20 >> i am not worried because the president is a great friend of xi can you give me other facts? >> he says if xi does not show up at the g-20 there is going to be more tariffs again, he showed because he did not want mortar rife tariffs.

young kim goldman sobbing in disbelief on her father's shoulder as a jury found o.j.impson not guilty now 25 years later - >> dear mr. simpson, hello, it's me, kim, ron goldman's sister. >> reporter: she is launching her own podcast. >> i am wondering if you would sit down and talk to me. i just want to understand whatever can be understood that's a letter that i wrote to the man i believe brutally killed my brother. >> reporter: in the trailer goldman promises to interview key figures in the trial that changed her life. >> i will talk to the witnesses not put on the stand, ones who could have possibly altered the verdict. out of the blue the bronco almost hit me, then he yelle something at me and finally the bronco took off. >> reporter: goldman has criticized previous tellings of the story. >> 100% not guilty. >> reporter: arguing that shows like "the people v. o.j. simpson" skimmed over the victims. >> i am forced to endure this week after week. >> reporter: after years of seeming to gloat over his acquittal, including his infamous "if i did it" boo project, o.j. s

the father of ron goldman, fred goldman joins us this morning. murder. can you believe it's 25 years? plus, fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano weighs in, as well as jill griffin weighs in. stuart varney weighs in as well. we kick off with breaking news, oil prices are soaring on reports of an attack in the gulf of oman. two oil tankers reportedly hit. one operator says it believes its ship was hit by a tornado. crews on board were safely evacuated. no one is hurt. the u.s. navy says it's assisting the tankers after receiving the distressed calls. joining me right now is georgia senator, david purdue. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. maria: as a member of the armed services committee, what's your reaction to this, this morning? >> let's don't take for granted that the u.s. navy is on the scene. we always the take that for granted. the best of america is out there doing our bidding. this is very serious. we saw four attacks in the last month. we know who is doing this. it's time it stops. i think the other thing, the

this was followed by a warnings from goldman sachs. by half a percentage point. france is looking for an overhaul of the european union's antitrust rules. bruno le maire says they leave the continent's companies of vulnerable to u.s. and chinese rivals. he was the eu to examine killer acquisitions. that's when foreign tech companies by startup to stifle competition and innovation. and warren buffett is becoming an increasingly expensive lunch date. the charity auction for a meal beat its record with a leading offer of over $4.5 million. the anonymous bidder can bring seven friends to dine with the billionaire investor. they meet at a steakhouse in new york. global news, 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thanks, desley humphrey in dubai. president trump arrives in london for a three-day state visit posted by the queen as the u.s. president's trip to europe continues. watch for headlines from his twitter account and tomorrow f

goldman, a waiter at the restaurant who knew mrs.impson, went to her home apparently to return the glasses. within hours both were dead. o.j.'s lawyer said simpson and his former wife had been together with their children earlier on sunday. >> they were at a function with the family and with the kids. and everything apparently was fine. >> reporter: o.j. simpson flew to chicago before midnight sunday shortly before the bodies were found. he checked into the o'hare plaza hotel about 6:00 a.m. to attend an event for hertz rent a car. he returned on a morning flight atom thedriveno polis angeed yesterday afternoon. at the same time, technicians examined the scene of the murders and o.j. simpson's home about two miles away. they removed a pair of sneakers and several los angeles news organizations say police also found a bloody glove that matches a glove found at the scene of the murder. o.j. simpson and his wife were divorced in 1992. three years after he pleaded no contest to a charge of beating her up. friends say they were seen toget

goldman sachs did their dividend by 47%.rgan announced a $30 million buyback, much better than expected on the street. wells fargo's buyback and dividends better. a lot of strength. you see how it could affect stocks going forward. let us look at stock rate and dividends. in blue, dividend percent -- per share. stock price. we see a rough correlation all the way until last year. last year we see this divergence between the share play -- share price being weighed on. the dividend is going in the right direction. this is before the increase. the new dividend $1.25. you have to wonder with goldman sachs returning capital to which shareholder if they can help boost the stock. guy: we will. which one of those two lines will snap towards the other one. thank you very much. but us figure out where we go next. in john, who joins us from boston. abigail making a point that these stocks have been underperforming where some of the dividends have been from some of these banks. onlynight's release provides further fuel for the fire? in t

there's ron goldman's father, his sister.ught, it was -- you know, you just had the sense -- and little did i know -- you just had the sense that the story as big as it was was going to get even bigger because so many people thought he was guilty, including of course me, and i continue to believe that with all my heart, but the idea that he got acquitted after all this evidence meant that the story was going even farther into the stratosphere. >> and of course and then it revealed the deep racial divide in this country. previously probably unknown to that degree of how people saw the trial and how people saw o.j. >> alisyn, that to me is why the trial matters. it was a celebrity event and obviously the heart break of the families of ron and nicole, that's always going to be the most important thing about the trial, but what made it a major national event was the videos we all saw after the verdict where you saw crowds of black people cheering, crowds of white people stricken and it really was a lesson in how the races view th

what it goldman sachs made a huge killing. said you are waiting for a response to goldman sachs.seems they are not willing to offer a reasonable sum of money. >> is it still 6.9? when will you take legal action? >> as soon as possible. >> how long are you willing to wait? >> we are very patient. [laughter] we can say, please expedite this matter. will you be filing a civil suit on top of the criminal suit ? >> that depends. paul: that was the malaysian prime minister speaking at the bloomberg business summit in bangkok. the bank will not be commenting on any negotiations. we want to get you to live pictures in australia. the bank of australia governor is speaking at the australian leadership forum. he is making a few remarks about the economy and talked about great cuts in major economies. -- rate cuts in major economies. the rate in australia was cut to a record low in june. he says there are limits to what further monetary easing can achieve. you can watch this on your bloomberg, go to live go. shery: the vanguard asia chief economist joins us to talk about the outlook for the

david goldman douglas goldman joining us here today. thanks so much for being here. appreciate it. >>> you can swim in style this summer and it will only cost you a little over 1200 dollars. first castle has opened some of the pools for the public to enjoy. and may want to enjoy the outdoors with the neptune pool or you can head inside to see the tile work and statues of the roman room. the hurst foundation also offers guest a variety of treats, craft beer and wine. tickets go on sale on july 1st and proceeds benefit the conservation of hurst castle. >>> let's check our forecast with mary. . >> it's nice to have cooler weather. temperatures right now running anywhere from 1 to 7 degrees cooler compared to yesterday at this time. that's all thanks to the stronger marine layer and onshore flow. so here is a live look where the sales force tower camera. we started with low clouds and areas of fog and patchy drizzle. and you can see the clearing with sunshine right now. looking beautiful. with the sales first tower camera look east at the bay bridge and check out the tem

now, this as goldman sachs joins jp morgan slashing forecast. indicating a risk in session is ahead. futures, same impression. dax futures up 0.6%. paris, a quarter percent. gains of 0.2%. what do you see in the gmm? >> asian equities going higher. yields higher. despite president trump's talking about how he has a plan b? has been captivated by reports may be a truce could be on the table if we see some restarts. hong kong up 1.2%. we do see money coming out of the yen. let's go to the other side. you can see coming out of treasuries, and going into debt. watchinging to be mining stocks in the european section. prices, and focus in brazil and china. concern about supply. those are interesting features to the story which could influence the trading day. let's get to the markets. good to have you with us. let's talk about the mood in the markets. protectingvestors themselves around what could weekend, intoe the weekend. what is your expectation for success. markets are in a different mood from where they were. hoping for some sort of truce ifry a

in 1994, nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were killed in a gruesome knife attack.pect, leading police on the infamous white bronco chase before surrendering, unfolding in a live aroun broadcast around the. in 1995, simpson was acquitted after a highly publicized trial that became known as the trial of the century. he was later found liable in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the victim's families. the legal trouble didn't there. he was convicted of kidnapping and armeand armed robbery. he was sentenced to prison and was released after nine years. his account garnered more than half a million followers in the first few days. jeff paul, fox news. carley: kim goldman will join us in the 7:00 hour of "fox & friends first" to react to o.j.'s latest comments. many of you on social media are outraged. roland tweet's really disturbing to see that people are following o.j. simpson. why? zachary on twitter says o.j. simpson is tweeting. he should be in a cell, not on one. and colton on twitter says for the record i blocked o.j. simpson, i have no interest in hearing what is

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you could clearly see that here on wall street and the dow jones industrial average for instance goldman sachs j.p. morgan being the leader of the pack and talking about the pick now we did finish not just the months not just the quarter but also the 1st half of the year and the s. and p. $500.00 in the 1st 6 months of $29000.00 gained about 17 percent and with that it's the best 1st half year on wall street since 1997 so in more than 20 years so now the hope is that all will go well with trade talks in japan and that also that the federal reserve will cut interest rates by the end of july and go to new york thank you. now to some of the other global business stories making the news as a bank could slash as many as 20000 jobs in an effort to stay afloat more than 20 percent of its global workforce that's according to the wall street journal. having has been telegraphing deep cuts but has yet to give numbers profits and share value have plummeted and torture in recent years lego may already own the rights to sell the london eye as a toy but now parent company is going to buy the real will

but one year later simpson was back in court facing civil charges for the deaths of goldman and nicoleshe had repeatedly accused simpson of abuse i don't want to be on the line is going to >>it's a mostly white jury found simpson liable ordering him to pay 33 and a half million dollars to the families of the murder victims in 1997. >>simpson left the trials with huge debt but free he moved to florida. >>he would get arrested again in 2007 after allegedly leading a violent raid on memorabilia dealers in a las vegas hotel room ironically 13 years to the day after being cleared of the murders. a jury convicted simpson of armed robbery and kidnapping i'm sorry, i'm sorry for all of it. the apology rejected he served 9 years in prison and now lives in las vegas. >>that was stephanie elan reporting meanwhile oj simpson is now on twitter his account debut this weekend and already has more than 666,000 followers. in his first ever tweet simpson said quote i got a little getting even to do so in quote he then followed up the record straight. more importantly, i'll be able to talk about everythi

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there are indications to people in the crowd, he's in touch with morgan stanley and goldman sachs. they are part of that process. those people up there, upstairs are in the process very collaborative you should see the yelling that goes on. the question was do we have enough liquidity >> i think we have enough. >> the float was 250 it's available to trade roughly. we're talking north of 20% of the shares that might trade that are available to trade at the open >> very strong >> that's much higher than normal typical move would be 10% float at the open would be successful. 100% close of the day. you opened at 20%, 25% >> unless something large and unexpected comes in we'll see. >> we'll see -- pete is the one who control it after he collaborates with morgan and goldman and they are waiting to get the final indications from them that they got their buyers and sellers in line. theology give a two-minute warning, say the book is closed and in ten seconds we'll open it >> i've seen it before >> i've seen this play for many years. looks like pete is not ready we're close. when we start m

and it is worth noting that the murders of nicole brown and ron goldman are still officially listed as unsolved, john. >> whole thing just so unbelievable. stephanie elam, thank you so much for that. our own jeffrey toobin was in the courtroom when the simpson verdict was read and his book inspired the popular netflix series about all of this. we will speak with him. >> it looks like his son. >> there's jeffrey toobin. >> we will ask him to justify this photo and much, much more next. when your psoriasis is bad, it can be hard to see what's possible. but the possibilities become clear with taltz. the first and only treatment of its kind offering a chance at 100% clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis saw a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. some even saw 100% clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. increased risk of infections and lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about infections, symptoms, or if inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop, worsen

. >> murder victim ron goldman's sister kim responding "25 years since this bronco chase." >>> and top climber. the youngest champion to conquer one of the most challenging climbs in the world. but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. president trump is set to officially launch his bid for re-election tomorrow. you no, abc news has an unprecedented look inside his world, embedding with him for 30 hours in the white house and on the campaign trail, showing a side of the president that few have seen before. >> mr. president. mr. president, could you -- >> reporter: it's a rare inside look at the 45th president. abc news had exclusive access over two days. a welcome surprise for reporters whom he's called the enemy of the people. >> hello, folks. how are you? hi, george. >> reporter: our chief anchor george stephanopoulos. there from the moment the president began his day. >> good morning, mr. president. how are you? >> reporter: to the very end. with some very candid moments in between. >> at some point i hope they get it because it's a phenomenal -- it's

white bronco chase before he was charged in the murders of nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldmann what became known as the trial of the century and found not guilty. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: simpson was convicted on unrelated robbery and kidnapping charges in las vegas and spent nine years behind bars. now a free man, he says he'll be tweeting about everything from sports to politics. his lawyer tells abc news mr. simpson is the most positive person i've ever met. he's also very well informed on current events. he will not be negative nor will he comment on the l.a. thing. as for who he's following online so far only eight accounts. most of them sports related. >> but now let me just say to my fellow followers out there happy father's day. >> simpson was found responsible for the wrongful deaths of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman in a civil suit but he appears to be trying to put the past behind him telling the associated press, the subject of the moment is the subject i will never revisit. >>> a boy in north carolina is speaking out after using a

. >>> goldman sachs is raising some questions aut the tech sector today. the firm says the valuation for growth stocks is high, and if so, what could that mean for the overall market? joboing us to talk that is paul meeks. he is the lead portfolio manager for the wireless fund. welcome, paul. nice to have you here. >> thanks, sue. >> you know, goldman sachs made some pretty compelling arguments, but you think they've taken it a little bit too far.u' not as bearish on that particular sector of the market. why? >> now, i'm value-sensitive. i typically only buy stocks when they've really come down a lot and they're still embracing m long-term themes. i think goldman's call today was far too broad, because when you take a look at the tech sector, it's actually made up of a number of component industries. and there are a couple of industries, such as rs semiconduc that looked actually quite cheap to me because they're the ones that have beeneaten up t most by the ban on huawei and also the continuing trade and tariff battles with china and the u.s. >> we, that'

i first heard of the concept of suitability when i was in training at goldman sachs for the group thatelped small institutions and individuals i had been buying individual stocks for myself and for others for a half decade before i got to goldman in '83 as a summer intern at the time i was watching financial news network between classes at harvard law school. that was the predecessor to cnbc when i could, i would run over to the harvard business school library where they had old reports from lehman on stocks on a totally catch as catch can basis. when i found a stock i liked, i would ask the liberian for a microfiche of the filings. these are little pieces of plastic you stuck into a machine and read the filings, all if you were lucky enough would be only six months old everyone i did back then is now online and instant and updated now everyone can know everything but more on that later in the show i would spend all week trying to find one stock that i thought would work, one stock that would be good for one week, where anyone who wanted to invest could take the idea and run with it an

rishaad: that was goldman sachs international ceo richard gnodde.et's bring in our next guest from oxford economics in singapore. let's start off with what you're feeling is about what is going on right now in the trade war. i know you are an economist, but ultimately is the market now pricing in a complete different relationship between washington and beijing, or is it pricing in perhaps a deal in a few months? >> i think it is fair to say everyone at this point is swinging according to the news flow. mexicoy china, there is in the home mix -- whole mix. markets have taken relief that donald trump yesterday said he may not go away with tariffs immediately. the start of the year, everyone was very gung ho, a deal is around the corner, and there that came to the unexpected announcement of hiking tariffs on china. it -- rishaad: if we don't get a deal and the two sides become even more polarized, is there any to give guys have done us an idea of the damage to the global economy? priyanka: we have scenarios under the trade war. our baseline is we don't

paul: that was goldman sachs international ceo. call onalso how investors should be trading currently amid the rise in trade tensions. for more on that, let's bring in adam haigh. why are strategist recommending the yen and the swiss franc? is about how cross-border inflows of money is affected under the trade war environment. and what they point out is that japan and switzerland, you know, the largest global sources of foreign direct investment, they would expect their currencies to appreciate and the well supported during this time of a period. i think you'll are already seeing in the sense that the yen safe haven flow has not been as strong as some people would have expected. hold upthe yen did not as well as some people thought, but you are starting to see that now as cherry pointed out with dollar-yen now around 108. it is starting to strengthen somewhat. in this chart energy to the library come -- in this gtv library, they are starting to unwind. largely the speculative community starting to bring down those bets on the fact