the currency controls which have helped keep money for leading greece for the last 4 years of a grueling austerity program. and frisk oberland welcome to the program and to donald trump's tariffs on e.u. cars might not become a thing after all at the g. 7 meeting in france the us president said he thinks the u.s. will be able to reach a fair trade agreement with the european union without slapping import levies on automobiles offering a potential lifeline to germany and his trade dispute with china he hinted another term markets were happy to buy it. did donald trump's hard line approach try the chinese back to the negotiating table that's certainly how the u.s. president is framing it on sunday in berets trump said he was sticking to the tariffs even while the other leaders appealed to him and asked him to relent then on monday trump announced that china called the offer of fresh talks. very good. because i mean this they will be able to give you it's very important. for you to look at was 3. things you have to do is why a person. it's going to be great for. the chinese government doesn

greece's stock market up 40%.ou have this scenario where people are no longer talking about these countries. starting to see some momentum shifting. they could have some strong scarlet: let's transition to something few people would argue are value stocks. pot companies. give us an update on the pot etf rate. we are five or six in the u.s.? annie: five listed in the u.s. one more in the pipeline with global x trying to come in. the state that we are in right now is really -- there is a lot of excitement over pot etf's. it has been a big year. you have two new launches with yolo and thcx. the sec is asking for statements squaring away some of the legal issues that might be hanging over these funds. that has been a development as well. eric: meb, let me talk to you about this. besides the great ticker toke, which is mount rushmore already, and the cheap 42 basis points or .420, one thing i noticed, the thematic capture score is a little lower. your media market cap is higher. are you purposely going into some of the

greece's stock market up 40%.ou have this scenario where people are no longer talking about these countries. starting to see some momentum shifting. they could have some strong outperformance for the next five to 10 years. scarlet: let's transition to something few people would argue are value stocks. which is pot companies. give us an update on the pot etf race. we are five or six in the u.s.? annie: five listed in the u.s. and then one more in the pipeline with global x trying to come in. the state that we are in right now is really -- there is a lot of excitement over pot etf's. it has been a big year. you have two new launches with yolo and thcx. that came recently. one new note is that the sec is asking for statements squaring away some of the legal issues that might be hanging over these funds. that has been a development as well. eric: meb, let me talk to you about this. besides the great ticker toke, which is mount rushmore worthy already, and the cheap 42 basis points or .420, one thing i noticed, the the

we really want to reshape greece's education system.e autonomy of those schools and universities is brain drain still an issue? people were leaving the country to study abroad. >> it is, 600,000 people left greece during the years of the crisis we together as a government all together are offering and working on ways to attract those brilliant people back to greece and it started happening more so since the past month and a half and we're looking at ways to actually enhance that. >> thank you for your time that was the greek minister of education and religious affairs. very quick look at u.s. futures before we head out thank you for watching street signs today. we'll be back tomorrow devices are like doorways that could allow hackers into your home. and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting site

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there is no bigger cliche in greece but something is different on the island of. these goats belong to a cooperative with a vision for the future which spirits even came all the way from albania for. example. i'm thankful for this project as a member of the corporate feels like it's my own business and. suddenly. this is precisely their goal. everyone takes on responsibilities this way they believe life until us can be worth living again this includes maria comma the mayor she helps out wherever she's needed the latest project is a cheese factory it was donated by the swiss municipality of mine and it's run by volunteers. but demand he's huge the idea was developed when the un refugee agency inquired about the possibility of sending refugees to tito's. the mayor had just one condition. that they could work. more now during the summer the program which brings refugees to tell us will be starting up again we hope that some of them will be interested in working at the cheese factory and nothing ever comes from. the small island of t. los and the a g. and c. was once

why is it heading to greece? greece is long way -- a long way.hat is it going to do if it cannot sell them oil? we haveis the question to watch. what is the outcome? what happens to the crew on board? 2 million barrels of iranian crude. saying they can meet in international waters in greece and there can be shipped to ship cargo transfer. this is certainly something the united states is going to be fixated on. it is iranian oil. they are going to want to see where it is going. the tanker is not just renamed. it is re-flagged with iranian flags. matt: we are going to have you keep us updated on the situation as well as anything having to do with oil. annmarie hordern, bloomberg's intrepid oil reporter. we are minutes away from the open. next, your stocks to watch, including german export stocks after the finance ministers suggested the country could add 50 billion euros of spending in case of an economic crisis. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: we are six minutes away from the start of trading. let's get your stocks to watch from around the newsroom. co

the this one now with a new name is reported to be on its way to greece 6 weeks off it was captured by british special forces. coming up german chancellor angela merkel marks a historic milestone on the road to german reunification she joins hungary's leaders to remember the day 30 years ago on the border between hungry and austria was opened allowing thousands of these champions to make their being to the west. and on the united nations annual was humanitarian day we look at the walk of the white helmets in syria saving the victims of the brutal civil war. under way well welcome to you i'm. the iranian oil tanker seized off the british territory of gibraltar is at sea again after a court released if the vessel was held on suspicion of smuggling or into syria contravening e.u. sanctions it now has a new name and it's reported to be heading for greece it's expected that the head on will now release of british tanker that it seized around the same time. july 4th moments that further inflamed the west's tensions with iran british royal marines enter brought her officials seize a tanker ca

that will take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world greece is prime minister submits attackers is on an official visit to live on top of the agenda for his talks with chancellor angela merkel is athens designed for war reparations to greece estimates that germany or is it at least 300000000000 euros for world war one and 2. dorian is having for florida after blowing through the u.s. virgin islands without causing any major damage currently a category one storm dorian is forecast to become a highly dangerous category 4 and could hit florida late on saturday residents of the states are stocking up on sandbags fuel and food supplies and the state's governor has declared a state of emergency. brazil's president john bolton out of his bond land clearance files in the amazon for 60 days now the ban comes after increasing international pressure to quote some of the worst fires in the amazon rain forest for years. now applause cheers and crowds a way to gratitude a new goal last night the arrival of the environmental activists mark the end of a 15 day scene voyage fro

just look stunning we've been island hopping all week and today we're off to call food just off greece's north west coast it is said to have a record number of 120 beaches but that's not where we are headed it also has a long and varied history going back thousands of years so we're going to take a look at some of the sites to see the round coal through town itself. khufu is the 7th largest of the greek islands the royal cafe in can only sit south of the capital corfu town it affords a fabulous view of pondok onesie the uninhabited mouse island a landmark of corfu and of the rocky hana the monastery island this is the right spot for plane spotters to it boasts an excellent view of the airport runways. the nobility of long ago also discovered coffee's charms austrian empress elizabeth popularly known as c.c. had a summer palace built here in the 19th century. you have obviously sab elizabeth named her powers a killing on after a killing is her favorite hero from the trojan war you get to see to her he embodies the strength and beauty of ancient greece that's why we find statues of the dyi

conservative activists in the us celebrate offer a call to greece to reconsider a case accusing global tech giants like google and facebook of conservative bias. and australian beacon couple whose child was severely malnourished after being placed out of you can die of escaped jail but handed community service instead we did bite me assure you.

i am you were born in greece of course you also attended some of the most prestigious schools. in france but you are greek you senior country go for very difficult times recently. with ththe economic crisis what's yor points of view on the situation in the country and are you hopeful for the future. i live grease. over the desire to discover the world's. . and hi thank k margaret the never. way far away from us i wanant to place my yoke upon during the years of the crisis is when i found i discovered my own country and my own culture. other more friday ninights. i so much more humanity and tenderness i h have more tenderness of both. and even though i'm i feel sad and i feel affected my family staying there. i think the future holds something much betetter for greece and i and i want to be there now in the change to feel its people and to film the newcomers the other countries that are in in greece and i also feel. like a stranger coming back to this when i. rarancheria cririme you'll see thank you very much for taking the time. to us it's the end of our special s so on the fif

>> we know the vessel has left gibraltar and is headed greece -- headed toward greece.an see the vessel is off the coast and at the moment it is headed toward greece. the destination can change multiple times in any single journey. what happens to more than 2 million barrels of crude to brokers? it could be in international waters. it could be shipped to ship cargo transfer. the big question is how does it get back to iran? francine: what does this mean for the relationship between the u.s. and u.k.? we spend a lot of time trying to figure out where boris johnson would be next? >> the u.s. has made it clear, they are not happy with the british government about the swan from grey gibraltar. what u.s. officials are saying -- the u.k. should look at the broader picture and the fact that boris johnson is trying to negotiate a trade agreement with the united states looking to leave the european union. said do theicials british want to do business with the u.s.? or iran? it is a very tense topic and it is going to take center stage with boris johnson and president trump. fran

it's absolutely unclear what will happen to the tanker like even if it goes to come on time because greece was one of the countries that was still allowed to buy iranian oil even under u.s. sanctions until recently but that's no longer the case so any country that will buy the cargo the ship has might be subject to u.s. sanctions and it's still unclear whether the ship will reach this final destination because iran is not just warned the u.s. against seizing the oil tanker in the open seas that he was just coming becoming a post a few moments ago get this still not sure whether the tanker will be allowed to go away at once to ok you know you were in the strait of hormuz you were been talking to people there you are out on the waters as we're looking at the vessels underway there around the u.s. and britain have all been seizing tankers what's the strategy at play and in tanker seizure well at least this seizure of the british flag tenko was an act of a tele ation that's for sure the iranians said the official reason was a violation against international law but everybody knows it's been an

because 2000 years ago greece was an empire they traded with everybody so the greeks face that is found for example in syria or greek statue which might come from i says it's very hard to prove that this quick face comes from syria and not from let's say greece or italy so do a lot of ways for these people to falsify paperwork etc so then it comes on the markets legitimate and people buy it's museums have bought it in the post you can find them at auction houses you can find. deals we made a few documentaries about that with hidden camera and some of these of the less confessed that these pieces came. recently from let's say afghani stumm so dead is a quite a big trades and busy it says because they use these beautiful busy treasures from the beginning of civilization from 234000 years old they use it to fund to destroy civilization so how sad is that so you actually had a case oh stolen artifacts to 2 stones relieved from the church known as sunday night he had a ladder that you returned in this case to safeguard and sell their release. for what they were so they sell them as garden or

the vessel core to greece one was held on suspicion of smuggling oil to syria contravening e.u.sanctions it's now filing under an iranian flag it's expected that the head on will now release a british tanka that's it seized in retaliation. for july 4th moments that further inflamed the west's tensions with iran british royal marines enter brought her officials seize a tanker carrying iranian oil accusing it of plans to deliver its cargo to syria they halted the ship off the coast of gibraltar a british territory located on spain's southern tip 2 weeks later iran responded in kind it also seized a ship a british tanker sailing just south of iran in the strait of hormuz. iran published this video of troops repelling down to capture it tehran alleged the british vessel violated maritime rules. then deadlock both ships stayed where they were. until gibraltar announced last week it would release the iranian tanker gibraltar said it had been assured the tanker full of iranian oil would not go on to syria but that wasn't enough for washington the u.s. submitted its own request to seize

all right let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world greece as prime minister meets attackers says on an official visit to burn them on top of his agenda for talks with chancellor i'm going back over this athens desire for war reparations and greece estimates that germany or is it at least 300000000000 euros a world war one and 2. hurricane dorian is heading for florida after blowing through the u.s. a virgin islands without causing major damage currently a category one storm it's forecast to become a highly dangerous category 4 and could hit florida late on saturday residents are stocking up on sandbags fuel and food supplies the state government has declared a state of emergency. brazil's president both sonar has banned clearance files in the amazon for 60 days this comes after increasing international pressure to quell some of the worst fires in the amazon rainforest for use. now applause cheers and crowds a way to grab a new goal last night the arrival of the environmental activists mark the end of a 15 day scene voyage from europe she and her team wanted a

greece injuly, later died from his injuries. and tourist later died from his injuries. greece injuly, and tourist try to shelter ina injuly, and tourist try to shelter in a hotel bar as violent storm slams here in the north of the country. seven people, including six tourists were killed as the storm swept through the area. look at the size of that! in the uk it has not just been record heat, but severe storms and flash flooding. these scenes from the orchard dales at the end ofjuly as roads become rivers after a month's with the rain fell injust four hours. after a month's with the rain fell in just four hours. —— worth of rain. and catastrophe in derbyshire as the heavy rain leads to collapse as the heavy rain leads to collapse a part of the dam, urgent repairs make it safe but in any time more than a thousand people in nearby ridge had to leave their homes. earlier, in june, ridge had to leave their homes. earlier, injune, the ligature for the brunt of days of heavy rain as the brunt of days of heavy rain as the river burst i

allows this taker to leave the port and head toward greece. million worth of crude on it. it's going to the irgc. anybody hoffa sill 80s the transfer of this oil aids a terrorist organization. and in doing so, you can have consequences that would cause the united states to revoke any visa you might have. there are consequences to anybody who would help this tanker. trish: the europeans are supposed to be our friend, our allies. but when it comes to the iran thing, they don't seem to be acting like a friend. >> in the case of the u.k. after they took this iranian tanker because they believed it was heading toward syria. they didn't take it because it violated u.s. sanctions, they took it because they thought it violated e.u. sanctions. but then iran seized a british tanker that it's still holding. it looks like the british blinked. they thought if they let this taker go, iran would release their tanker. i heard it's too big to fit in the port. but fit goes there, the only way sanctions work is if they are actually even forced. this oil has chok

and madison was concerned that america might go the way of greece. thatderalist 55, he wrote "in all large assemblies, passion never fails to rest the scepter of reason. beenif every athenian had socrates, athens was still have been a mob." so, madison deduced from his reading that unchecked mobs beiberating face-to-face can seen with passion and lead to factions, which he defined as groups animated by passion rather than reason. thanlf-interest, rather the public good, would judge asgory so memorably defined poodle,. -- so memorably defined. so, madison and the other framers set out to design a system where people would be ruled by reason instead of passion. structural protections were at the core of that project. in particular, madison was concerned about mobs like shays rebellion in massachusetts. he wanted to design a system that slowed down the liberation. he is particularly encouraged by the large size of the american republic. he thinks because america is so big, it would be hard for mobs to discover each other, and by the time they do, they w

the tanker listed its destination as a poor in greece but the u.s. hasne threate sanctions on any country that allows it to dock. violent protests have continued into a third day in indonesia. more than 1000 security personnel were sent in after the country's easternmost prov ce saw buildings torched and street battles between police and demonstrators. the anger was triggered by allegations of racism against papuan students. eathe r of new zealand's parliament took on the role of babysitter presiding over a debate it the father of three himself was looking after the baby boy of an mp, attending his first debate in house after returning from maternityea. the death of financier and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein in prison in new york this month -- including prince andrew. the bbc hasnt seen court docu ai which the pilot of epstein's private jet has d the prince traveled with him and with virginia roberts, a 17-year-old who accused epstein of trafficking her. buckinghamalace said that the court documents or inconsistent, and emphatically deny th

fascinating when it comes to what greece has been through but lifting those capital controls finally, you again tomorrow. hello, there. the weekend just gone was of course a bank holiday for some, and it brought some record—breaking temperatures. recording 33 degrees celsius on both sunday and monday, breaking some of those late august bank holiday weekend temperature records. it looks like today will bring the last day of 30 degrees for some. we will see a dip in temperatures, as much as 10 degrees celsius later in the week. there will be more unsettled weather to come as well. here is how it looks for today. two weather fronts, one towards the north and west, the second bringing some heavy showers north and east through the day. cloudy with outbreaks of rain for north—west scotland, western parts of northern ireland. drier in eastern parts of northern ireland. heavy downpours pushing through the midlands and northern england, later into the south east of scotland. the best of the dry weather in the south—east. that is where we will see that heat again. highs of around 33 degrees cel

." ♪ >> news on "greece" legend after new light on the cancer battle.e of the details are heart breaking to hear. >> yeah her cancer is back for a third time and more aggressive than ever but you will be touched by her unbreakable spirit. >> i'm so lucky i've been through this three times and i'm still here. we know we're going to die at some point and we don't know when it is. when you are given a cancer diagnosis you're suddenly given a possibility of a time limit. >> she's battling stage four has spread. it's in her bones and she has a >> someone tells you you have six months to live, very possibly you will because you believe that. so for me psychologically it's better not to have ideas of what they expect. what the last person who had what you had lived. so i don't tune in. >> in this photo two weeks ago was smiling and upbeat on a trip to ireland with her husband john. olivia's interview 60 minutes australia was recorded in over barbara home just a month before. >> one thing you do is stay positive. >> every day is a gift anyway. we don't no how l

welcome back greece has passed another signpost on their return to some form of financial normality prime minister kerry yako smith so talk us announced on monday that the final set of capital controls still remaining from emergency measures in june 2015 will be rescinded the prime minister told parliament quote from today capital controls are a thing of the past getting just a bit ahead of actually events the greek finance minister followed up with the details that legislation making the change would be submitted to parliament on september 1st the removal of the final controls including limits on cash transfers was proposed in july by the greek central bank and has the approval of greece's financial masters and the single supervisory mechanism an instrument of the european central bank. and jumping from the mediterranean to mexico president andres manuel lopez obrador and 4 energy corporations reportedly have reached a political agreement over disputed natural gas pipeline projects contracts the wall street journal broke the news of the deal which the business paper said could be officia

these other nations are going to this other mechanism for a look until it doesn't just like it did in greece in italy and then in spain all right very good now count me out economist an economic historian dr michael hudson if there had ever been negative rate seen in history he said not to his knowledge and he's gone all the way back to the bronze age and never found it so it's quite an unusual development what does the future look like if the entire world go negative in this way carl you know i don't know that anybody knows. if you asked me this 10 years ago i was said this isn't going to be able to happen because you will sell them. but obviously that's not the case we have all these trillions of dollars worth of them and people are buying them. but again i think the real answer is that we're seeing uses in the longer dated instruments and the reason that they're being bought is because they're not really bought they're used as trading it is trading vehicles so you body a negative yield in 10 year bond and essentially what you're doing is betting on the come to yield on the next one is iss

the us state department has warned greece not to give any assistance to the iranian oil tanker releasedd that doing so could be considered providing support to a designated terrorist organisation. the tanker set sail on sunday after being impounded for weeks on suspicion of transporting oil to syria. it's emerged that the disgraced american financierjeffrey epstein wrote a will two days before killing himself in a new york prison cell while awaiting trial on sex trafficking and conspiracy charges. he listed assets of at least $577 million dollars. italy's parliament will hold an emergency session which may bring about the end of the year—long coalition between the rival populist groups five star and the league. the anti—immigrant league party has been soaring in opinion polls in recent months and its leader, matteo salvini, hopes to trigger early elections. so how do italians feel about another poll? 0ur correspondent james reynolds went out to investigate. you have to rest in august. i'm so sorry, we're here because we are asking about politics, italian politics. 0k. 0h, are asking abo

i think italy will be much more similar to greece. a lot of talking but ultimately they will to a certain extent comply. but the one thing that plays into italy's hands at the moment is the fact that global growth is weak everywhere and europe does give you leeway if there is recession, in terms of using fiscal priming. could we be talking about an italian rescue at some point in the future? don't forget that most of the italian debt is in the hands of italians, therefore it is them shooting themselves into the foot if they were to do an exit. thank you very much for sharing your thoughts today. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the world's biggest miner — bhp — has more than doubled its net profit on the back of higher iron ore prices. the miner posted a profit of $8.3—billion for the year to the end ofjune. bhp says higher prices and record production helped to boost revenues. major tech firms including facebook, google and amazon have testified in washington against france's new digital tax. injuly the

italy is the use biggest problem child by far with a debt ratio of 132 percent that's only 2nd to greece and greece is a much much smaller economy but the markets don't like what is still the current government of italy and so there is stumm hope at least among the markets that whatever comes next might be better and poll pulled the talons out of the economic slump that they're in now with hoffman in brussels a thank you. rob thank you as well. now we'll take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world spain says it sending a naval ship to pick up 83 migrants stranded on a spanish humanitarian rescue vessel the boat the open arms has been blocked from entering the italian port of lampedusa for 19 days several migrants have already jumped into the sea in a desperate bid to swim ashore. police in brazil say they're shot dead a gunman who took a bus load of passengers hostage in rio de janeiro ending an hours long hijack the gunman took $37.00 people hostage and threaten to set the bus on fire and none of the hostages was injured. and indian space sac raft you know just

he was born in greece to iraqi refugee parents. they fled religious and ethnic persecution in iraq and found their way to greece. >> they were christians? >> they were christians, correct. and members of the caldean ethnic minority group. they found their way to greece. that's where jimmy was born. about six months after his birth, they came to the united states. the only thing that separates jimmy from me as a citizen who was born in the united states and you is about six months of his life. >> just to be clear, he came legally. the parents came as legal refugees, correct? >> that's correct. they were granted refugee status, and they arrived here in that manner. >> i.c.e. says, look, he's got all these convictions. he did 17 months i think at some point for breaking and entering, that he has a long rap sheet. and so sorry, too bad, you broke the law. >> if you look at jimmy's convictions and his criminal history, they're all related to his mental health issues. jimmy has been a bipolar schizophrenic, paranoid schizophrenic. he suf

everybody economy but you know if you that's a tool or to read degree you know you would happen in greece right they ran huge fiscal deficits in excess of g.d.p. it's ultimately people who up their hands and said ok enough of this. in everything all came down crashing around here is sort of try to prevent people from having that reaction do the e.c.p.a. and then a j z g b and then these other nations are going to this other mechanism for a look until it doesn't just like it did in greece in italy and then in spain all right very good now count me out economist an economic historian dr michael hudson if there had ever been negative rate seen in history he said not to his knowledge and he's gone all the way back to the bronze age and never found it so it's quite an unusual development what does the future look like if the entire world go negative in this way carl you know i don't know that anybody knows. if you asked me this 10 years ago i was said this isn't going to be able to happen because you will sell them. but obviously that's not the case we have busy all these trillions of dollars