sharanjit leyl and our asia business team are following this for us. jimmy lai will be spending more he runs is not looking good at all? absolutely, you pretty much ask the fundamental question, sally. i should say, shares today are succumbing to a bit of profit—taking after that huge surge, essentially quadrupling on thursday, due partly to a resumption of trade after a suspension today shares, the shares published of apple daily, which were frozen last week. jimmy lai has been sentenced to 16 months now. it is not the first time it has happened to its shares, it saw a volatile surge in it shares backin a volatile surge in it shares back in august when they first arrested jimmy lai. why are investors doing this when there is clearly lots of risk around the future of its jailed owner and its assets? well, a good part of is being driven by ordinary pro—democracy hong kongers snapping up shares of the firm to show support for the firm to show support for the embattled apple daily and the embattled apple daily and the 73—year—old media tycoon. now, jimmy lai has long been a thorn in beij

$2192.00 defendants unfolded a banner that read free political prisoners before going into court jimmy laia prominent media tycoon is already serving time for 2 protests and a nasa rocket has blossomed all from the u.s. state of virginia off to bed with a captive grounded for several days the black brown 12 carries a scientific payload that scientists hope its mission will help them learn more about how energy and momentum travel in space. now there are signs that india is coronavirus spike may be easing the number of new cases has been declining in the last few days but they still remember in the hundreds of thousands a day india has been struggling to treat them all the international community has responded to the crisis with promises of help daily beera chief and research center has this report on equipment sent by jimmy. dutch town in delhi on a hot sultry evening this military transport planes bringing a precious cargo to a country struggling to cope with a deadly 2nd wave of the girl in a virus it is a medical oxygen generation plant sent by germany being unloaded with care it's part

hong kong is freezing the assets of jimmy lai. s the first time authorities have used the power of seizure granted by new security laws. lai and two of his former associates are scheduled to go on trial. singapore is returning to lockdown-like conditions at last impose virago -- imposed a year ago. singapore has been one of the most successful places in the world at coven containment -- at covid containment. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i was on the worry side about inflation, and it has all moved much faster, much sooner than i the former treasury secretary larry summers nervous. you can watch the entire interview tonight at six clock p.m. on -- at 6:00 p.m. on "wall street week" with david westin. alongside tom keene, i'm jonathan ferro. lisa is back on monday. 12 minutes away from a retail sales print in america, which michael mckee will swing by and bring you some information

already reeling from a surge in corona virus cases hong kong media tycoon and pro-democracy campaigner jimmy lay has pleaded guilty to taking part in an unauthorized protest in 2019 a media company that he owns has halted trading of its shares after authorities froze his assets under the territory's national security law that has sparked concern about press freedom in hong kong i mean mars election last year did reflect the will of the people an international monitoring group has concluded the asian network for free elections says the military was unjustified in using alleged election flaws as a reason to seize power around 800 people have died since the military coup in the country on february 1st the weather phenomenon known as la niña has brought heavy rains to brazil's amazon region families have been forced to use canoes to get around and they are queuing up for a these floods could become the worst in a century affecting hundreds of thousands of people. in russia a court decision has been postponed on whether to declare groups suborning jailed kremlin critic alexina volney as extremists th

sides in the conflict in ethiopia as t gray region of attacking schools, hong kong media tycoon. jimmy lay a sentence yet again for his role in the 2019 and aging protest. ah, germany has acknowledged it's committed genocide in namibia. in the early 20th century, german central forces killed tens of thousands of indigenous head out of anom people after an uprising against, on your rule. after 5 years of talks, berlin ruled out reparations, but agreed to provide $1300000000.00 in aid for development projects. and may be as government called the announcement, a step in the right direction. it says a formal apology and reparations should follow its size and how it to deny that we will now officially call these events what they were from today's perspective, a genocide in doing so, we also acknowledging our historical responsibility in a light of germany's historical and moral responsibility, we will ask namibia and the descendants of the victims for forgiveness was that scene ist us and mine, and as a gesture of recognition of the incalculable suffering nor was inflicted on the victims. we wa

as activist and media tycoon jimmy lai appeared in court on charges related 282-9000 protest all of his assets were frozen and his company next digital the largest listed media company in hong kong were suspended from trading on the territories exchange a notice of the freeze was issued on friday it also applies to the bank accounts of the 3 companies owned by him the pro-democracy activist and billionaire is in jail serving a 14 month prison sentence for taking part in add to government protests his newspaper apple daily has been fiercely critical of beijing hong kong police say lies assets being used to fund an independence movement it's the 1st time authorities have used the national security law which criminalizes subversion to target a listed firm and that's worried investors in the asian financial hub i think this will be another. business and. more than 100 people including some of the territories most prominent democracy activists have been arrested under the law many have left since it was the borders last june and a recent survey by the american chamber of commerce found that

jailed hong kong media tycoon jimmy lay is in court for a new trial along with 9 other pro democracy activists and charged with incitement to authorized assembly for their roles in 829000 protest march those are your headlines and news continues here in algiers there to inside story stay with us. israel says it's carrying out airstrikes on gaza to defend itself but according to the u.n. the right to self-defense along people living under occupation so international law is being respected and where does that leave palestinians who are fighting for their rights this is inside story. of their welcome to the program dick clark more than 200 palestinians killed by israeli airstrikes on gaza residential buildings flattened homes destroyed and water supplies running out israel says it's targeting tunnels and military facilities in self-defense following rocket attacks by palestinian factions 10 people in israel have been killed in the past week the mass says its actions were in response to the israeli policy of forced displacement of palestinians in occupied east jerusalem and the storming

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no president gets exactly what he wants that's why i think you saw jimmy laying this out as a valuesthis is biden saying, look, if i could wave a magic wand and do something, this is what i would do obviously, he doesn't have magic wand and the senate is in way. that will be a political battle throughout the rest of the year. the idea you get exactly this, that ain't happening the question is how much can they push through? >> goldman said they are releasing at 1:30 on a friday into a memorial day weekend suggests trying to bury it to some degree. we'll see. >> not burying it here though. we're paying attention >> focusing hard >> that's right. thank you both for joining me. >>> the first real test for the summer box office. the clean energy trade is running out of juice hydrogen lites the road and free food to workers. we're back in a moment if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell deci

as activists and media tycoon jimmy lai appeared in court on charges related 282-9000 protest all of his assets were frozen and shows from his company next digital the largest listed media company in hong kong were suspended from trading on the territories exchange a notice of the freeze was issued on friday it also applies to the bank accounts of the 3 companies owned by him the pro-democracy activist and billionaire is in jail serving a 14 month prison sentence for taking part in add to government protests his newspaper apple daily has been fiercely critical of beijing hong kong police say lies assets being used to fund an independence movement it's the 1st time authorities have used the national security law which criminalizes subversion to target a listed firm and that's worried investors in the asian financial hub i think this will be another narrative. business and. more than 100 people including some of the territories most prominent democracy activists have been arrested under the law many have left since it was the borders last june and a recent survey by the american chambe

the us is warning sanctions against the government could be imposed. hong kong media tycoon jimmy lay as been jailed for his role and anti government protest in 2019 the pro democracy activists and billionaires already serving a 14 month prison term on similar challenges. lays assets were frozen early this month on the beijing national security laws. 7 of the leading activists have also been sentenced in i nation, special envoy for me and mars again warning, civil war could erupt in the country. 37000 people have been displaced in kaya state because of fighting between ethnic fighters and the miles military. and other nearly 3000 have fled their homes in shan state, one in the city of min, that clashes of force more than 9000 people to seek shelter. clearly if they only see a way out through why lence, and if they're the ethnic on organizations continue to give them support, which is also clearly good because they show unity. but if they keep support in a while and way, then we eat goes in the direction of a civil war. joining us live for me and mom is youth activity and saw she lay y

jimmy lai and nine others will plead guilty monday as authorities continue to prosecute prominent pro-democracy said the group will plead guilty to organizing and attending an unauthorized assembly held on china's national day of 2019. lai's assets have been frozen and he has been sentenced to 14 months in jail. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haslinda: still ahead this hour, we discuss india's virus crisis with a senior leader and prime minister's ruling party. jay panda joins us later. rishaad: just ahead, benjamin netanyahu says he will continue to attack the gaza strip, despite calls for violence to stop. this is bloomberg. ♪ his is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: these are live images of gaza city coming through at the moment as we have members of the un security council including the u.s. and china calling on israel and hamas to immediately halt more than one week of deadly fighting. israelis and airstrikes destroying three buildings and killing at least

europe look at er he emerging markets all you have to do is look at what happened to our dear friend jimmy laits he has got nothing! then john apologizing to china, after calling taiwan a country. i think isn't this more proof of china's just happened cuffs on holiday? that now he has to come out apologize because he called taiwan a country? >> i mean we are all know "top gun" 3 the movie to be he released later this year we know maverick's famous bomer jacket had to have the taiwanese flag and japanese flag removed from jacket for the chinese funders for the remove to move forward going to see "top gun 2" one of the most american greatest american movies will all time maverick's jacket is not going to have taiwan or japan on it hollywood sold out the china corporate america have sold out to chierp we need to turn this around focusing on our own national security at some point. >> unfortunately we don't have media honest to hold them to account, if only there were more than just fox news the "the wall street journal," the federalist, a couple others, that are pointing things out may be media w

behavior we haven't heard a peep out of joe biden about what is going on in hong kong the fanning jimmy laiadvisers now we've got 600,000 americans dead when is origins of the coronavirus a priority for this president. >> exactly you are looking at biden-harris administration based on appeasement doing everything they can to appease iran look at russia my goodness, russians somebody in russia is attacking our pipeline what do they do go ahead approve another pipeline for putin, get together and have a meeting. seems like everything that was going so well under donald trump just had to take opposite of it the world is in more dangerous place, we've begin to soft on russia certainly gone soft on china nobody but nobody like donald trump who went after china trying to hold them accountable because he was doing that now hands off just let them do what they want to do part is not the pursuit of the coronavirus origin, but that was more than anything like it ways because anti-trump it was opposite of trump as opposed to good science. >> i don't know the or doget about professor linked to ccp last

little, i don't know, those weird plastic cribs that they have in the hospital rooms. >> jimmy: yeah >> and he's layingup against the glass like this. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm like, "dude, that's a classic bit." he's doing a classic bit i loved it is silas - are they loving each other, are they besties >> i think they are. >> jimmy: yeah >> i really do and i really was worried you know, you just never know what's going to happen and how your older one is gonna feel about the little one and man, they just think each other are so funny and it's so amazing to watch it's so cute >> jimmy: do they, like, kind of freak out because their dad is in trolls, their mom was in "pete the cat. they here these voices and they go, like, "wait, what's going on?" do they understand what you guys do? >> yeah, well, silas does. definitely with justin because of branch. for sure, and also his music, whenever he hears daddy's songs, he'll go, "oh, yeah, that's dad that's dad." >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah >> like, no big deal, yeah, whatever but the funny thing about "pete the cat" is i tried to get him to watch the show. h

authorities have frozen nearly 500 million hong kong dollars in assets belonging to media tycoon jimmy lai general, as taiwan trade offices closed in hong kong, a real sign of what's going on in hong kong this morning. >> yes. the harassment, intimidation of taiwan is unrelenting. it started when president xi was elected. she believes taiwan is a sovereign state and she doesn't believe in the one china, two systems policies and she stated it time and again. when she was reelected in 2020, that is when president xi, he thought she was not going to get reelected, that's when he began to clamp down on it and we can see that today. this is another manifestation of president xi's policy to isolate taiwan and intimidate and harass them. maria: you wonder if they're going to do to taiwan what they've done to hong kong. >> that will likely bring a war on if they're going to attempt to do something like that. maria: all right, general. thanks very much. we'll keep that spotlight on that certainly. we appreciate you joining us, general jack keane. stay with us. we'll be right back. there's interest

increasing the number of pro beijing lawmakers, this comes as activeist and friend of this program, jimmy lai pro-democracy rally. he has been in prison since december on separate national security charges. finally, talk about being in the right place at the right time, a heroic off-duty firefighter in upstate new york was riding his jet ski when he came across a boat on fire. he used his jet ski to make waves to put the fire out while other boats cheered him on. that moment all caught on tape. nobody was injured in that fire, dagen. those are your headlines. back to you. dagen: thank you so much, cheryl. pain at the pump, gas prices at levels not seen in seven years as we roll into the holiday weekend. joining knee now, a person who has view of the impact of rising fuel costs from not just refineries to the pump, but to grocery stores. united refining company chairman and ceo, chairman and ceo, and red apple group chairman and ceo, john katsametides. what is driving the high gas prices and how much could they surge this summer. ?>> it's an attack on america overall. the pipeline, started wit

. >> jimmy: that's right and a famous potato chip, but it's in a tube >> oh, yeah. frito layle bow tie >> yeah. pringles >> jimmy: yes! [ bell dinging ] [ cheers and applause yes. >> what was that >> jimmy: a mime with their hand stuck in pringles can good job sorry, mime. very good job. oh, my gosh. fantastic. he ended weird okay, i don't know what was happening at the end we'll blur it out when we air it okay, it is time for the final round. let's rotate the stage [ laughter ] here we go all right. here we go all right. ♪ ready, jessica >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, let's see what's behind me. >> okay, let's see [ laughter ] oh >> jimmy: whose reaction are you -- like, oh, my god okay >> okay. so, it's a clown that is part of a food chain, and they have - >> jimmy: ronald mcdonald. >> yes [ bell dinging ] and he is sitting in a spa another word for a spa that's outside. >> jimmy: steam -- steam room. sauna. >> spa spa. >> jimmy: spa. >> with water. >> jimmy: spa with water would be -- i have no -- a spa with water. a hot tub? >> mm-hm [ bell dinging ] >> jimmy: okay, ronald mcdon

jimmy: i feel good. >> tariq: yeah, you made your cue. now you got to lay jimmy: yeah, yeah [ laughter ] hey guys, before we go on, i'd like to take a moment to thank some of our sponsors for tonight's show they don't always fit in the commercial breaks, but we want to make sure that mention all of them. so it's time for "tonight show sponsors." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ tonight sho sponsors tonight show sponsors ♪ >> jimmy: tesla. want to clear out a memorial day barbecue? start talking about your tesla [ laughter and applause netflix. if you don't watch it, too bad we're already auto playing it on the home screen [ laughter and applause carnival pandemic's over, so at the salad bar just go ahead and make the salad with your hands [ laughter and applause that one group text is green instead of blue. [ laughter and applause lululemon guess how much these cost wrong. twice as much. [ laughter and applause whey protein powder. buy a tub, use it once, then have it sit on the top of your fridge for the rest of eternity [ laughter and applause hydrox ju

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jimmy lie is going to face court. he's due again in june. actually he faces a raft of other charges. also illegal assembly charges, but also more concerning lay charges under the national security will. and if found guilty of these charges, he could face life imprisonment. now trying to really does seem to be making an example of jimmy lie. this is a spectacular fall from grace for him. he's a 1000000000 or millionaire, like a 1000000000 a tycoon who started the poor democracy newspaper. apple daily. he also founded very successful clothing chain. and really, the chinese government seems to think that he's some sort of traitor, a threat to the peace and stability in hong kong. and we've seen his assets frozen earlier this month. and just this week also backs dealing in his accounts, were warned not to touch his accounts. otherwise they 7 years in jail. we have a closer look at the climb down on the pro democracy movement in hong kong and all the arrests that have happened more than 2 and a half 1000 people are being prosecuted on various charges for their roles in the protests. those already sentenced include veteran campaign as i'm off and l

jimmy ly is going to face court. he's due again in june. actually, he faces a raft of other charges. also illegal assembly charges, but also more concerning lay charges under the national security will. and if found guilty of the charges, he could face life imprisonment. now, china really does seem to be making an example of jimmy law. this is a spectacular fall from grace full him. he's a 1000000000 or millionaire type a 1000000000, a tycoon who started the poor democracy newspaper, apple daily. he also founded very successful clothing chain. and really, the chinese government seems to think that he's some sort of traitor, threat to the peace and stability in home, cold. and we've seen his assets for his and earlier this month than just this week . also banks, dealing in his accounts were warned not to touch his accounts, otherwise face 7 years. and joe katrina, can i ask you about something else as well? hong kong legislative legislature, i'm sorry. passing a bail to over hall, hong kong electoral system. tell us more about this and i'm sure the criticism that's come with it. that's right, so just this week i've also seen hong kong many par

laying off from work. all i knew was to get one more. >> reporter: jimmy moore as struggled with addiction for 20 years.he pandemic proved too much. he relapsed. >> family members just pulled away, because they ain't got jobs, either it's hard to find any kind of income at all. addiction just went through the roof that's my next best friend, it is that's the only thing i know. >> reporter: substance abuse has spiked nationally. a silent epidemic inside a pandemic. >> the number of calls, isolated in their homes, and feeling the unrest and uncertainty of the future. >> reporter: from september 2019 to september 2020, drug overdose deaths went up by 29%. but in kentucky, the increase was 50%. seven counties services in louisville help with inpatient and outpatient care. they're doing the best they can. >> the normal places you would meet and gather, said, aa meetings or na meetings, have been turned into virtual meetings you may be able to show up on that camera and fake it for a while, and maybe get off the camera and be alone again. we find that the individuals that we serve, when we find them overdosed

jimmy ly is going to face court. he's due again in june. actually he faces a raft of other charges. also illegal assembly charges, but also more concerning lay charges under the national security will. and if found guilty of these charges, he could face life imprisonment. now trying to really does seem to be making an example of jimmy ly. this is a spectacular fall from grace for him. he's a 1000000000 are millionaire, like a 1000000000 a tycoon who started the poor democracy newspaper. apple daily. he also founded very successful clothing chain. and really, the chinese government seems to think that he's some sort of traitor, threat to the peace and stability in hong kong. and we've seen his assets frozen earlier this month than just this week. also backs dealing in his accounts were warned not to touch his accounts. otherwise they 7 years in jail. and he is the person of international affairs committee of the democratic party of hong kong, and formerly a member of the city legislative council. she's calling on the international community to keep their focus on hong kong. i feel very sad, of course, to see so many of my colleagues being giv

lays a finger on your butterfinger. (music) fleece vibes. ♪ only at old navy, and old navy.com ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hi, welcome back to the showkirby howell-baptiste is here. then later, two men who make a whole lot of noise. their album is called "typhoons." music from royal blood. tomorrow night, don cheadle and patti harrison will join us with music from lake street dive. and thursday, ryan seacrest, yvonne orji, and music from counting crows. our first guests are the perfect modern couple. one makes movies, the other is a three-time nba champion. their new book for kids is called "shady baby." please say hello to gabrielle union and dwayne wade. hello. how are you? [cheers and applause] good to see you guys. where are you right now? >> we're in l.a. >> jimmy: you're in l.a. you're at home i assume? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay, did you happen to see the show last night? shaq was on, and he was talking about, dwayne, he was talking about your house in miami, and he said he was unimpressed by the home. >> yeah, so he's talking about my first home that i've ever owned in my life. >> jimmy: okay. i see. >> so it wasn't bad. it just

jimmy gates was the detective who answered that call. >> there was no force injury, whatsoever. we started walking through the house i noticed several articles that were very valuable. >> so she layin whoever it was and it was a robbery? >> absolutely correct. if she didn't let the man, that person let themselves in. and they may have had a key. >> gates wondered, had deede left in her car with someone she knew? and how did her car get taken without its key? if you don't have a key, is it easy to steal a car as the movie depict? >> it's certainly not a 1999 mercedes. it's hard to hot-wire, it's just hard to steal. it you almost need a key to gain access to it. >> if your car doesn't have a key, the next stop is a car dealership to have a new one need. but first, gates and his crew searched the house looking for deede's spear mercedes key. without success. and gates quickly became convinced of one thing -- you thought finding deede's car was going to be the key to this? >> that was going to be extremely important. >> deede's friends and family pointed out posters. and along with law enforcement launched a massive search. >> an army of people band together to try to help find her.

lay out in the film. i have been in journalism almost all of my life, except for when i was in my mid 20's. i ended up working on jimmys presidential campaign in 1976. for the first two years of his administration, i was his chief speechwriter. i worked 40 plus years ago for a democratic president. i have not worked in politics since then. it was a rich experience, both because of the characters of jimmy carter and the travails of that time. the first-hand experience you get from working for politics that you don't get in other ways. we have lived overseas for 10 or 12 years in japan and china and malaysia. we have been in europe and africa, we have been around the world. seattle and berkeley and texas. we like traveling back and forth to our base in d.c. i have been a magazine writer, radio broadcaster and now a film prop. host: and deborah fallows, your background? guest: i grew up in a small town in the midwest, as you can hear in my accent. it is called vermilion, ohio. it was between the ford plant in the east and the gm plant in the west. growing up in small-town midwestern america, you have a sense of this is a