jean-paul: yeah. francine: do you? jean-paul: of course.very innovation by definition is a bet. every launch is a bet. it is like a new film or a new movie or new music, you never know in advance, but that is the magic of it. francine: so what do you think you spend most of your innovation on? is it, for example, making lipstick that lasts longer? is it changing it a little bit? i know you have so many products. jean-paul: and a few secrets. francine: and a few secrets, but you can tell us. we are amongst friends. jean-paul: we are working on all categories. we are 3500 researchers from many, many different departments, and they are all working on all types of cosmetics, skin care, hair care, hair color, sun care. and because, fundamentally as i told you, we really believe first and foremost in terms of efficacy and quality. so the mission of the company, which is beauty for all -- is is also not only beautiful, but the best of beauty, the best quality, the best performance, the best efficacy, the best safety. and that keeps us busy. franci

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jean-paul: it is a very big risk.f you are concerned about the long-term macro outlook on that, you do not want oil prices at $65 per barrel. you do not want it at $70 per barrel. you want them to stay at $50 per barrel, so that the momentum pushes. people talk that saudi arabia, oman have done too much too quickly. i do not believe that is the case. they have made some minor performs, but in terms of overhauling thes economies to make them less reliant on oil, i don't think we have seen that. yousef: meanwhile, we had an update on saudi arabia, the inclusion in the msci emerging markets index. msci said 32 of the nations companies could make it. $124 billion. it would make it the third-largest member after south africa and russia. from the head of research. >> dubai is mostly dominated by real estate and banks. there is a lot of cheap banks out there. there is a turnaround story. you look at emirates, the turkish acquisition could unlock a lot of value either in cash or shares. insurance, they will probably be increa

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jean-paul: it's a very big risk.e concerned about the long-term macro outlook you don't want six he five dollars per barrel. he would have preferred them to stay at $50 so the momentum pushes through. people talk about saudi arabia during too much too quickly. i don't believe that is the case. they've made some minor reforms. i don't inc. with seen that. us.y: you're sticking with we are going to be sticking with the emerging market team as well. south africa's present -- president sees a new dawn. is he right? we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: time for a quick check on the first word headlines. slammede: the u.s. have investment into iran. saying it is like cutting a check to be iranian guards. h.r. mcmaster also hit out at north korea and pushed for countries to restrict trade. diplomats from china and south korea urged more dialogue with the regime. muellercounsel robert has unveiled the details of a widespread and coordinated campaign by russia to influence the presidential election. a fed

jean: good morning. think the backdrop here is we are adjusting slowly to a very significant fiscal stimulus that has become clear over the last couple months. in more is reflected treasury issuance and we will see more of that coming. we have seen over the last few weeks, rate just to this picture. this is mostly a real rate story. this is mostly about growth, stimulus coming on the back of that and also, deficits that are larger than we would have expected otherwise. that is starting to factor into the picture. francine: francine: let me bring you over to my chart of the day, which is the 10 year yield. we are currently at 2.87%. is this a trend? we brought this back to the 1980's. you can see that yellow line, starting in the 1980's and then it goes down. what happens from here? jean: we are seeing a movement upward on rates from extremely low levels, some steepening of the curve. i think this is consistent with a backdrop and what we have been learning about. at the same time, we do not want to lose

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we are back with jean-claude trichet, former ecb president.lthy debate about when and if the asset purchase program comes to an end. do you think it will happen in 2018? do you think their tv program -- end?ogram will >> it is open, they could decide to stop or continue a little bit. it will totally depend on what they will observe, at the level of the governing continues and we will hear some that are considering that it is about time to say it is over. on the other hand, they are totally defending on -- depending on inflation and there are signs that inflation now -- the underlying inflation might be there. taking into account the future inflation, which is with a good economy, and it is good. much more than what was foreseen by all observers, imf and ecb. we are in an episode that is encouraging and we will see. the collegial wisdom will play its role. correctlyhink quite in the past two taking into account where we stand. i hope it will be confirmed that they can continue to be wise. stop --permits to mark: persuade me that inflation is or

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jean, what happened? >> court is in a momentary recess.his is the father of three young women that were assaulted by larry nassar. we want to show you what happened just minutes ago. he asked for time alone with nassar. the judge said no. watch this. >> to grant me five minutes in a locked room with this demon. would you do that? >> that is not how our -- >> yes or no? >> no, sir, i can't. >> would you give me one minute? >> you know i can't do that. that's not how our legal system. >> well, i'm going have to -- >> mr. morgan -- >> so nassar was cleared from the room, the father was taken by sheriff's deputies and escorted out. once again, this is the father of three young women assaulted by larry nassar. it shows you the depth of the emotions. john and poppy, there have been sisters that have been assaulted. i've never in the course of this proceeding seen three daughters assaulted by larry nassar. >> jean casarez, thank you so much for that reporting. update us as you get more information. this is the third sentening phase of these cases

jean casarez joins us now from michigan. jean?reporter: larry nassar is being sentenced right now at the moment the judge is speaking and the prosecutor is asking for up to 125 years. larry nassar was given his chance to speak moments ago in court. he did. take a listen. >> the words expressed by everyone that have spoken including the parents have impacted me to my inner most core. with that being said i understand and acknowledge that about pales in comparison to the pain, trauma and' motions that you are are feeling. it's impossible to continue the depth and breadth of how sorry i am to each and everyone involved. your testimonies will forever be present in my thoughts. >> reporter: the judge had to swear him in before he gave that statement under penalty of perjury and the judge just seds in her remarks that in the presentence investigation report when nassar was interviewed, he said that, yes, he pleaded guilty that there was no medical procedure involved that the intent was sexual but that was wrong. that it actually was a m

jean-claude trichet, former president of the ecb, joins us.on the central bank's divergence. this is bloomberg. ♪ . mark: 11:00 a.m. in new york and 4:00 p.m. in london. 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe. from bloomberg's european headquarters, i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn and this is the european close on bloomberg markets. ♪ mark: where european equities are trading right now 30 minutes away from the wednesday session. yes. here are the headlines. stocks rising in the u.s. and europe today following strong gains for the s&p 500 and the tuesday session. we are covering all the action. , bloomberg exclusive conversation with former ecb president jean-claude trichet, his thoughts on brutal market moves, what he sees for central-bank policy from the ecb and the federal reserve. the chairman of the white house economic council joins

a lot of that was to do with pressure from jean—claude juncker, a former prime minister of luxembourgconomy is essentially an offshoot of the city of london. there are other things happening in european politics. germany does not have a government. germany are not the strongest... is michel barnier and jean—claude juncker keeping their cool, to take your phrase, or are they sabre rattling? are they deliberately so, trying to remind people that time is running out? i think they are saying, what is the truth? the thing that concerns me about this is that is somewhat artistic quality to this british, internal negotiation. it is as if the cabinet can decide what it wants, it will happen. the japanese trade delegation, senior executives who went to downing street this week, and for them to put their head above the parapet, the way japanese businessmen work, to hint that they are unhappy about the way things are going because they produce half the cars that britain makes and half of those get exported to europe, and if it goes through a non—european union arrangement, those are 10% tariffs

michel barnier and jean—claude juncker, i they keeping their cool orare juncker, i they keeping theirberately trying to remind people that time is running out? the japanese trade senior executives who went to downing street this week, for them to put their heads above the parapet the way japanese businessmen work, their heads above the parapet the wayjapanese businessmen work, to interfere unhappy because they produce because that britain makes and half of those get exported to europe and if this goes to a non—european union arrangement, those are a temper sent out at least and some of these points move across the channel three times before the end up in the car and you can see how unbelievably difficult it is. gary younge said the brexiteers i like the dog that chased the car and finally caught it. they don't really know what to do. they cannot drive it. i feel that all this wrangling when you're facing an entity when 27 countries each can veto what ever they come up with. even if german manufacturing wants elizabeth morton leeway, now they can get that. i just don't see this working

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in a few hours‘ time, the president of the european commission — jean claude juncker — will outline hisuture eu budget. he'll be working on the basis that the uk will be leaving the union and this will deprive the eu of between 12 and 13 billion euros every year — that's around 15 to $16 billion. currently, 1% of the bloc‘s gross national income goes towards the budget, but mrjuncker has already called for members to contribute more when the uk departs. in addition, the eu's budget commissioner has already said that the union will need to make spending cuts across the board — this includes a modest scaling back of the common agricultural policy. joining us now from brussels is guntram wolff — director of the european think tank bruegel. thank you forjoining us. which countries will have to fill this enormous black hole? that, the holed is 12 billion. of course, part of the hole will be filled by a cut in spending and part will be filled by increasing contributions. the countries that most obviously will have to increase are the ones already paying, such as germany, my home country, will

get off, jean—claude! about germany and the coalition that may or may not be secured. what do you think will happen? i think it will be pitches given a lot of ground. the stb which didn't do very well in the election are extracting their price. she is not where she wants, she is still chancellor but not as commanding. all political careers have to end in failure at some time and you can feel she is in a much later stage. i would not say write her off... a p pa re ntly would not say write her off... apparently the polls say she is still in a relatively strong position. rather than the party. but she's not as strong as she wants, it will still be emmanuel macron in france and her in germany calling the shots and we will know that during the negotiations on brexit. if the coalition goes ahead with the sdp, the labour party in germany, and the members have to vote on that, where does it leave this far right group within the bundestag that secured many streets in the election? it still leaves them knocking on t

jean—claude juncker then went on jean—claudejuncker then went on to say, to unveil plans about reformingotentially a bigger budget and is directly elected president. so some would say he went on to make borisjohnson‘s point, because that does sound like something on the road to a eu superstate. in terms of how the speech has gone down here, people in these offices here were listening and they will read later this afternoon. but the fact is, it does not make a huge difference to the negotiations at the moment. they are waiting for a formal british position on the attitude to their future relationship with the eu after brexit and that will come from the prime minister and not boris johnson. thank you. the actor minnie driver has resigned as an ambassador for oxfam, saying she's horrified by the sex scandal claims at the charity. it comes as oxfam's regional director in asia has told the bbc she is aware of past abuse cases involving the charity's workers in the philippines, bangladesh and nepal. matt cole reports. what happens in haiti? that is the focus of the charity commission enquiry w

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katherine: jean told me that he had never given the speech but jean told me he rehearsed on her for many nights. i don't know if that's fair to say because, you know, he did say it was -- interviewer: your husband commanded in vietnam for over four years starting in january of 1964 to june of 1968. tell me about your experiences during that period when he was deployed? katherine: well, we had, what, a year with the children in vietnam. interviewer: ok. katherine: oh, dear. ou know, they went to school early in the morning on a chool bus with chicken wire so grenades couldn't be thrown in. and there was an m.p. in the front, and an m.p. in the back. and this was not my children, it was everybody's children that went to school and then hen they got to school, we had only vietnamese guards but then the hospital and the school had m.p.'s. we had vietnamese guards and so did west. interviewer: what was it like living in vietnam? katherine: well, you know, if you have children, you understand, that you're really kind of scared most of the time if you want to know the truth. but you're not goin