with the benefit of hindsight it's clear that the there was a political agenda to undermine gordon brown i should say that the government scientist david kelly who somewhat suggest tried his best to avert a war that killed or wounded or displaced tens of millions of people. i don't know if you've been quoted as having qualms about what happened to him did work on david kelly home address utilities and so forth and it was several days later that rufford famously turned up at the kelly's room residence i think it's on the record it was a great shock said the family. and curiously two days later he was found with his wrists slit and the inquiry seems suggest that he was incapable of cutting state with his. weak wrists a my theories about the david kelly. remain open i'm just ashamed of thought at some level i may be complicit in in his death. joe ford thank you thank you very much. well from surveilling those who brought us the iraq war let's turn to attempts to alleviate that was catastrophic consequences through literally taking voltages advice to cultivate a garden i'm joined now by kerr

with the benefit of hindsight it's clear that the there was a political agenda to undermine gordon brown i should say that the government scientist david kelly who somewhat suggest tried his best to avert a war that killed or wounded or displaced tens of millions of people. i don't know if you've been quoted as having qualms about what happened to him i did work on david kelly's home address utilities and so forth and it was several days later that rufford famously turned up at the kelly's room residence i think it's on the record that it was a great shock to the family. and curiously two days later he was found with his wrists slit and the inquiry seems suggest that he was incapable of cutting state with his. weak wrists a my theories about the david kelly. remain open i'm just ashamed of thought at some level i may be complicit in in his death. joe ford thank you thank you very much. well from surveilling those who brought us the iraq war let's turn to attempts to alleviate that was catastrophic consequences through literally taking voltages advice to cultivate a garden i'm joined now

prime minister gordon brown. david: thank you. an important interview., we will tell you about a key figure who disappeared from apple's latest quarterly report. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." i'm david westin in washington. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. a key figure disappears from apple's latest quarterly report, cash held overseas. at one time, the cap -- of the company had to under $52 billion abroad -- 250 $2 billion abroad and said that they would repatriate the money, but now it is too hard to tell. joining us with more is brandon, who wrote the story. not only apple, but we have other companies not reporting this. >> and we are finding them in the tech sector. shery: who are we talking about? oracle., netflix, shery: is this against the rules? >> no, it is perfectly legal. talking to tax experts, one thing they are telling us is we should not be surprised they are not reporting. the thing is, it makes it tough for us to tell -- which part of the statement from the white house, when we

interpretation that in effect what you were doing was trying to destroy the political chances of gordon brown with the benefit of hindsight it's clear that the there was a political agenda to undermine cotton brown i should say that the government scientist david kelly who somewhat suggest tried his best to avert a war that killed or wounded or displaced tens of millions of people. i don't know if you've been quoted as having qualms about what happened to him i did work on david kelly home address utilities and so forth and it was several days later that rufford famously turned up at the kellys room residence i think it's on the record it was a great shock to the family. and curiously two days later he was found with his wrists slit and the inquiry seems suggest that he was incapable of cutting state with his. weak wrists a my theories about the david kelly mass remain open i'm just ashamed of thought at some level i may be complicit in in his death. joe ford thank you thank you very much. well from surveilling those who brought us the iraq war let's turn to attempts to alleviate that was cat

tessa jowell continued to serve on labour's front bench under gordon brown and after the party lost power. she left the commons in 2015 and stood to be labour's candidate for london mayor, though she lost out to sadiq khan. not long after entering the house of lords, ladyjowell revealed she had been diagnosed with a brain tumour. she later gave a moving speech to peers about her condition. in the end, what gives a life meaning is not only how it is lived but how it draws to a close. dame tessa jowell, who's died at the age of 70. tributes for dame tessa jowell continue to be shared on social media. conservative mp anna soubry tweeted, nicky morgan has said... her daughter—in—law ella woodward tweeted... and david beckham has posted this image on his instagram account, saying: the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has been speaking about her legacy. i think in government, pushing for surestart, which made such a difference to so many children's lives, the idea that all our children can achieve things together, and you bring the family in as well, so it is that sense of community, she brought that

tessa jowell continued to serve on the labour front bench under gordon brown and after the party lost. she left the commons in 2015 and stood to be labour's candidate for london mayor, though she lost out to sadiq khan. not long after entering the house of lords, ladyjowell revealed she's had been diagnosed with a brain tumour. she later gave a moving speech to peers about her condition. in the end, what gives a life meaning is not only how it is lived, but how it draws to a close. i hope that this debate will give hope to other cancer patients like me, so that we can live well together with cancer, notjust dying of it, all of us for longer. thank you. applause. our political correspondent tom barton recalled some of the biggest achievements of tessa jowell‘s career, including her successful effort to bring the 2012 olympics to london. the single biggest thing that she will be remembered for its contribution to the olympic games, bringing the olympics and paralympics to london in 2012, campaigning for that to happen, helping deliver it and staying with her in one form or another all t

tessa jowell continued to serve on the labour front bench under gordon brown and after the party lostn 2010. she left the commons in 2015 and stood to be labour's candidate for london mayor, though she lost out to sadiq khan. not long after entering the house of lords, ladyjowell revealed she's had been diagnosed with a brain tumour. she later gave a moving speech to peers about her condition. in the end, what gives a life meaning is not only how it is lived, but how it draws to a close. i hope that this debate will give hope to other cancer patients like me, so that we can live well together with cancer, notjust dying of it, all of us for longer. thank you. applause. tributes for dame tessa jowell are being shared widely on social media. the former prime minister gordon brown tweeted tessa jowell has so many lasting achievements to her name but she will always be defined by the sheer courage and compassion for others she showed while facing cancer. labour leaderjeremy corbyn tweeted devastating to hear the news of tessa jowell‘s death. from councillor to cabinet minister, her achieve

tessa jowell continued to serve on the labour front bench under gordon brown and after the party lost. she left the commons in 2015 and stood to be labour's candidate for london mayor, though she lost out to sadiq khan. not long after entering the house of lords, ladyjowell revealed she's had been diagnosed with a brain tumour. she later gave a moving speech to peers about her condition. in the end, what gives a life meaning is not only how it is lived, but how it draws to a close. i hope that this debate will give hope to other cancer patients like me, so that we can live well together with cancer, notjust dying of it, all of us for longer. thank you. applause. marson tessa was a unique politician in my experience. she never held a one of the really big government departments, the treasury foreign office, but her impact on politics was enormous. everything she clutched, she turned to gold in some way. whether it was advancing equal pay for women, starting sure start for children and our country, bringing the limits to britain. —— everything she touched. she did everything she touched

lisa: that was gordon brown.ar-old comeback kid and his likely successor who needs help getting out of jail. we will dive into that crazy week that was in malaysian politics. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> and in the first word news. the promises go injury -- industry of getting away with murder. -- most of this can be done by executive action. acknowledge these are problems that we have to deal with. a lawsuit challenging u.s. border practices of searching computershones and without warrant has moved forward. cinnamon requires lots for smith to obtain warrants the russianhes foreign minister says he is concerned about situations have come to a dead in between palestinians and israelis. lavrov pointed to what he called alarming attempts to change the geopolitical map. says comments about hittor john mccain would rock-bottom. the aides say it doesn't matter anduse he is dying anyway who spoke to the associated press. global news -- global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analy

government that backs israel information about former labor prime minister gordon brown's election plans labor the prospect of parliamentary candidate for burton roots me the strictly protect told us april twentieth that brown had intended to announce the elections on may the twelfth strictly protect presumably means that agents here in london don't want anyone to know they have met with the labor m.p. the m. he that has lately been attacking her leader we contacted routes needs office but they told us no comment and meanwhile just to be impartial here is a tory literally at home with israel iran sixty one earlier it was. through congress the move threatens the work. netanyahu currently the subject of corruption investigations in which he protested innocence meanwhile is suspected of ordering air strikes on syria in the past seventy two hours causing.

tessa jowell continued to serve on labour's front bench under gordon brown and after the party lost power in 2010. she left the commons in 2015 and stood to be labour's candidate for london mayor, though she lost out to sadiq khan. not long after entering the house of lords, ladyjowell revealed she had been diagnosed with a brain tumour. she later gave a moving speech to peers about her condition. in the end, what gives a life meaning is not only how it is lived but how it draws to a close. dame tessa jowell, who's died at the age of 70. at least ten people have been killed and more than a0 injured in bomb attacks on three churches in indonesia. police say the attacks were carried out by the members of one family, including four children, one a girl aged nine, who blew themselves up at the three sites. rebecca henschke reports. a wave of blasts, timed and coordinated to hit those coming to sunday mass. authorities say the work of one family. the mother, with two daughters, blew herself up at one church. the father and sons at the other two. translation: from our information from the east

government that backs israel information about former labor prime minister gordon brown's election plans labor's prospect of a parliamentary candidate for burton roots need strictly protect told us april twentieth that brown had intended to announce the elections on may the twelfth strictly protect presumably means that agents here in london don't want anyone to know they have met with the labor m.p. the m.p. that has lately been attacking her leader we contacted roots means office but they told us no comment and meanwhile just to be impartial here is a tory literally at home with israel iran.

tessa jowell continued to serve on labour's front bench under gordon brown and after the party lost power the commons in 2015 and stood to be labour's candidate for london mayor, though she lost out to sadiq khan. not long after entering the house of lords, ladyjowell revealed she had been diagnosed with a brain tumour. she later gave a moving speech to peers about her condition. in the end, what gives a life meaning is not only how it is lived but how it draws to a close. dame tessa jowell — who's died at the age of 70. tributes for dame tessa jowell continue to be shared on social media. conservative mp anna soubry tweeted. .. nicky morgan has said... her daughter—in—law ella woodward tweeted... and david beckham has posted this image on his instagram account, saying... the former prime minister tony blair has been speaking to the bbc about his memories of dame tessa. her impact on politics was enormous. everything she touched, she turned to gold in some way, whether it was advancing equal pay for women, starting shortstop, which is an immense programme for children in our country —— su

the who gave the us government that backs israel information about former labor prime minister gordon brown's election plans labor's prospect of parliamentary candidate for burton roots need strictly protect.

that you gave the us government that backs israel information about former labor prime minister gordon brown's election plans labor's prospect of parliamentary candidate for burton roots me strictly protect told us april twentieth that brown had intended to announce the elections on may the twelfth strictly protect presumably means that agents here in london don't want anyone to know who they have met with the labor m.p. the m.p. that has lately been attacking her leader we contacted roots means office but they told us no comment and meanwhile just to be impartial here is a tory literally at home with israel iran sixty one are we able. to conquer the middle who threatens threatens the worst threatens the world netanyahu currently the subject of corruption investigations in which he protested in a sense meanwhile he suspected of ordering air strikes on syria in the past seventy two hours causing explosions that reportedly measured two on the richter scale. well one. we don't here in the u.k. which bomb syria with millions of pounds over the missiles in the past few days is that double the numbe

commit criminal acts against individuals, including me, and including the prime minister, that time gordon brownpublic inquiry in which i think the public would not be greatly supportive, we would be reopening a whole series of questions, some of them going back over old ground, and i appreciate again baronness hollins' promise to move forward, i think she's completely right on that. but we would be looking again and we would be opening the door again to people who are, in my view, very keen indeed to impose enormous costs upon the major newspaper groups. enormous burdens to allow those groups to be subject to having to pay malicious damages for malicious lawsuits which were groundless. a labour lawyer had concerns of cases of police privately contacting journalists. where people who were being asked to come to police stations to be interviewed with regard to sexual matters, not having been charged and where no charges in the end were forthcoming, had themselves put all over the front pages of newspapers, and we have sir cliff richard at this very moment involved in litigation regarding that kin

tessa jowell continued to serve on labour's front bench under gordon brown and after the party lost powere commons in 2015 and stood to be labour's candidate for london mayor, though she lost out to sadiq khan. not long after entering the house of lords, ladyjowell revealed she had been diagnosed with a brain tumour. she later gave a moving speech to peers about her condition. in the end, what gives a life meaning is not only how it is lived but how it draws to a close. applause tributes have been pouring in after the death of dame tessa jowell, with a number of politicians and friends sharing their personal memories of the former labour cabinet minister. and i think even this morning, even though she has just died, when and i think even this morning, even though she hasjust died, when i think of tessa, it is almost all kind of positive, life affirming the stuff. when i woke up this morning, the first memory i had was actually of her dancing in her kitchen to a piece of music we had introduced her to, a song called alive. she knew she was dying but that is how she felt and i think she was

tessa jowell continued to serve on the proposed front bench under gordon brown and after the party loster in 2010. she left the commons of 2015 and stood labourers can donate to the london mayoral call those she lost noticeably can. not long after entering the lords ladyjowell diagnosed she had been diagnosed with a brain tumour. she later gave a moving speech to peers about her condition. in the end, what gives a life meaning is not only how it is late, but how it draws to a close. i hope that this debate will give hope to other cancer patients like me so that we can live well together with cancer. not just that we can live well together with cancer. notjust dying of it. all of us cancer. notjust dying of it. all of us for longer. thank you. applause. leila nathoo reporting on the death of dame tessa jowell. former prime minister tony blair said dame tessa jowell was "the most wise of counsellors, the most loyal and supportive of colleagues, and the best of friends. "there was no—one like tessa, and no—one better. i will miss her more than i can say. my thoughts and prayers, and those

we will bring your interview with gordon brown at midday london time. do not miss that. oil next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> good morning from bloomberg headquarters. >> here are today's top stories. >> president trump's historic meeting with north korea's kim jong-un will take place on june 12. can they reach an agreement on denuclearization? says $100 america barrel oil is back on the table as iran sanctions threaten to further squeeze already tightening markets. hithe u.s. yield occurred his flattest and more than a decade on weaker inflation and solid demand at a record treasury opt in. -- auction. ♪ >> let's take a look at how futures are looking. happy friday. we are just under an hour away from the european equity market open. futures looking pretty subdued. this after we saw a jump in the s&p 500 yesterday following that and changing some expectations our thoughts from the fed. we have seen the strong session in asia as well. we couldlike it -- have a modest rebound from the weakness we saw in yesterday. >> let's see where we are the asian equity session. this reass

tessa jowell continued to serve on labour's frontbench under gordon brown, and after the party lost powerur and later gave a moving speech to peers about her condition. in the end, what gives life meaning? it is not only how it is lived, but how it draws to a close. i hope that this debate will give hope to other cancer patients, like me, so that we cancer patients, like me, so that we can live well together with cancer, not just dying of can live well together with cancer, notjust dying of it. all of us, for longer. thank you. applause so the news that has just come through this morning, very sad news that dame tessa jowell has passed away at the age of 70. the former acting leader of the labour party, "her politics was personal, supporting colleagues with a sick child or dying parent and because everything she said or did with intertwined with the personal, she was thus more effect is". she was tirelessly campaigning for better treatment for cancer patients. "so many times in her life she has been an extraordinary driving force for change and a passionate support for more flexible clini

ayesha hazarika was special adviser to gordon brown and harriet harman; and she is the author of punch lots of people what to do away with pmqs. why do you make the case for the defence? many people argue it is childish and makes a primary school playground look positively mature, however we think it still has an important function. we have a unique democratic function were once a week the most powerful person in the land can come and take questions on any mp across the land on any topic, and it is noisy and slightly boisterous, but it means they can't sort of hide from expecting to be held to account. and it's a very unique part of british democracy. i have many friends in america, for example, to say right now we would love our president... yes, a big following of pmqs on television are there.” think if we sanitised it and made it very well behaved and docile it would remove an important part of that accountability and we don't wa nt that accountability and we don't want our parliament to be docile and cowed. i think it is part of british tradition that we have a healthy disrespect f

lisa: gordon brown is launching a new funding plan for education with the government. >> almost 260 millionhool age are not going to school today, and they will not go to school any day. or are 400 million children who never get education beyond the age of 11, and there are 800 million -- half the world's children -- who are not fitted for the workforce of tomorrow. the real worry is that by 2030, the year we are supposed to have every single child in school -- sustainable development goals -- that figure will still be 800 million and there will still be 200 million children not going to school. we do not do anything about it, we will not be able to solve this use problem of literacy and an uneducated half of the world. if we do something about it with this proposal today, we can actually look forward to meeting the sustainable development goal that every child is in school. is about aproposal consortium of donors and multilateral development banks. explain the mechanism of this? raise 10 million dollars, which would dramatically transform the possibilities of getting education to people wh

and we also talk with gordon brown. we will be talking about brexit and the labour party.e is nejra cehic. nejra: donald trump said he will meet kim jong-un on june the 12th and singapore. he said they tried to make it a special moment for world peace. made the announcement after greeting three u.s. citizens freed by north korea. good andlationship is hopefully for all of us, for the world, hopefully something very good is going to happen. they understand it is very important for them. ,t is important for everybody so japan, south korea, china, everybody. i think it is going to be a very big success. ministerraeli prime benjamin and yahoo! is accusing around of crossing a redline by -- benjamin and yahoo! is accusing iran of crossing a line. -- targeting -- crossing a line in the golan heights attack. oil prices could rally to $100 propeller -- narrow next year. that is according to bank of america. the bank said that brent futures are set to reach $90 and the second quarter of 2019. prices could go even higher, it said, becoming the first wall street bank suggesting a ret

gordon brown's government were keen to encourage filming and there were still tax incentives which put what do you want to hearin money. briefly, what do you want to hear in the next few weeks that might allay those fears? the free movement of labour, the issue is in the hands of the government and it's not part of bilateral negotiations with europe. the future visa policy is in the governments own hands so we need to make the right decision about how expensive a visa will be and if we will have sufficient quotas and how flexible and how quickly we can get people in because we need an agile workforce to flex up we need an agile workforce to flex up and down quickly, and at the moment you can actually phoned up somebody in paris and say we need you in london tomorrow and you can get them here and they can work. will we be able to do that after brexit? i doubt it. neil, very good to talk to you. in the past half—hour the us have said they will start levying ta riffs half—hour the us have said they will start levying tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium from the eu, canada and mexico

the celtics are without kyrie irving ...gordon heyward...and cal berkeley's jalen brown...who tweakeding during game 7 against the bucks... but that didn't matter. boston controlled the game from tip off. terry rozier had a monster game for the celtics...he had 29 points joel embiid played an all around great game for the 76ers... 31 points along with 13 rebounds. but the story of the game....was a rookie...not ben simmons...but jayson tatum. tatum scored 28 points....no celtics rookie has scored that many points in a playoff game...since the great larry bird.final: 117-101 boston.the celtics remain undefeated at home this playoff season... they td banknorth garden. garden. td banknorth garden. let's take a look at how the san joise sharkies are doing at the sap center... taking on the las vegas golden knights. the score is 3 to 1 golden knights...in the second period. timo meier scored a goal for san jose. we will have full highlights later tonight. and the giants are in and the and the giants are in action...at at & giants are in and the and the giants are in action...at at & t park

they're without stars kyrie irving and gordon hayward and j jaylon brown not playing in the series. 24point guard terry rosier continues to dominate the playoffs. he made seven threes in game one leading boston with 29 points. rosier saying after the game that playing this well at the highest level really has been a dream come true for him. the celtics take game one, 117-101. game two of this series going to be thursday night. >>> i want to introduce you to the newest member of the cnn sports team. wren annet wire. coy and his wife welcoming daughter sunday night after 18 hour of labor. wren weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces. mom and wren doing great. baby wren already has more hair than dad. that was not hard to accomplish. big con grants to him and his wife for a beautiful daughter. >> 17 hours of labor, coy looks exhausted. >> she looks great. >> coy needs to lay down after that. >> sympathetic pregnancy going on. healthy babies, that's what it's all about. thank you very much, my friend. >> that is an adorable baby. oh my gosh. >>> so she just wrapped up her tenure at the helm of planned

everyone keeps counting out the celtics because of all their injuries without stars gordon hayward and kyrie irving and jay lon brown in game one, but 24-year-old point guard terry rosier just continues to dominate in these playoffs. he made seven threes in this one, leading boston with 29 points. rosier saying after the game that playing this well at the highest level has been a dream come true. the celtics win game one, 117-101. game two of that series thursday night. >>> after speculation that he may retire, tom brady confirming that he will return for his 19th season. brady going to be 41 years old in august. now, there have been reports of turmoil within the patriots organization. while speaking at the institute global conference, brady gave an interesting answer when asked if he feels appreciated by the patriots. >> i plead the fifth. >> i think everybody in general wants to be appreciated more of work in their professional life, but there's a lot of people that appreciate me more than, you know, way more than i ever thought was possible as part of my life. >> pretty interesting comments from brady. all right,

brown, left swinging in the air. as it has happened so many times before.h north korea has done a 180. >> donald trump, as gordon saidnose rubbed in it by the chinese, by the north koreans. >> after north korea threatened to withdraw from proxima president trump is trying to manage expectations, saying of the potential summit, maybe it will happen. north koreat experts say basedn prior actions, the white house should have seen it coming. >> sean: big surprise. what they don't reported that president trump, nothing about the release of the hostages. kim jong un, he needs the summit to happen more than the u.s. here with reaction, former white house press secretary sean spicer and former white house press secretary ari fleischer. it is a set position for democrats to be in, all these 14 record states, low unemployment, all these different demographics, low on employment records. you know, the president, north korea is a great thing. for them to be happy, he has to fail. >> that's all true. i have a surprising conclusion about how bad it is with the press. it's actually good for republicans. the process of separating it

brown, left swinging in the air. >> many times before. >> as it has happened so many times before. north korea has done a 180. >> donald trump, as gordonas had his nose rubbed in it by the chinese, by the north koreans. >> after north korea threatened to withdraw from talks, president trump is trying to manage expectations saying of the summit, may it will happen, maybe it won't. the white house should have seen this coming. >> big surprise. what they don't report is that president trump, he gave up nothing for the release of the three hostages. they're home from north korea. kim jong-un needs the summit more than the u.s. here with us, sean spicer is with us and ari fleischer, former press secretary. it's a sad position for democrats to be in. all these 14 record states on low unemployment, all the different demographics on low unemployment records, you know, the president, north korea is a great thing. for them to be happy, he has to fail. >> that's true. but i have a surprising conclusion how bad it is with the press. it's good for republicans. because the press is so separating itself from the american people, particularly in the b