and the prosecutors revealed all those wild details behind the murder of justin michael. c heard any of it. first time justin's family and fiancee finally understood what happened. >> the detectives and the prosecutors had shared no information with us other than the fact of who they arrested. >> and the little they learned during the pretrial hearings could be confusing and painful. >> as things started to come out a little bit, i texted andy and said, how did he get your i.d.? and he was like, i -- i don't know. and i just had that feeling of what if andy had something to do about it. >> but prosecutors have good reason for keeping the details of their cases from the public and even from the family. >> we don't want the publicity of the evidence to taint the jury panel. >> now as the trial began, they were quite confident they had all the evidence they needed. even without the still-missing murder weapon. what happened to it? i mean, he -- he crashed the car apparently right away. either got rid of it before then or -- >> our theory at least is that sometime between him

demonstrated in budapest for media freedom after justin's a journalist at hungary's main news site resigned in protest at the sacking of the editor in chief. michael okwu thanks for joining us u.s. officials have entered the chinese consulate in houston texas after diplomatic staff there complied with an order from the trumpet ministration to shut down the u.s. says the consulate was a hub for espionage and intellectual property theft china denies the accusations and has retaliated by ordering the american consulate in the south western city of shanghai due to close the spat has brought on. redi tense relations between the 2 countries to their lowest point in decades. ahead exit in houston. chinese officials who seen king on friday they were forced to evacuate the consulate within 72 hours a deadline set by the trumpet ministration. holding documents into vehicles the exit was welcomed by anti communist party protest is. this a cell or cell when you're finishing we try to monitor everyone's a bank a meeting of the razing we come here to watch. they're celebrating the i make sure . the u.s. says the consulate was a nest of spies trying to steal int

michael mckee. some headlines, the prime ministers of canada justin trudeau have begun an update about covid-19.s been speaking with president trump in the u.s. about trade, tariffs and china. e said aluminum tariffs would tarnish the new nafta. we will continue to monitor that briefing and bring you details that emerge. coming up, the economic fallout from the virus may be stress testing the startup ecosystem. that has not hurt some from raising more. we will speak with founder next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn in new york. amanda lang is in toronto. she will be joining us. venture growth firm b capital has closed on its second venture capital fund at $820 million. with a portfolio of 30 companies in europe, asia, and the u.s., this newfound brings total assets under management to $1.44 billion. joining us now is cofounder of b capital, raj ganguly. are aimingwhat you for, how difficult it was to make that $820 million. raj: thank you for having me on. it has been a really interesting environment for tech. we have always been focused on investing in

pandemic they send a video message in advance the likes of metal necron michael pale blue bill clinton and tony abbott that is justin trudeau and so on initially the piece was planned to be a large scale big event but due to depend demick that had to be scaled. down we saw a much smaller crowd this year up to 5000 people approximately and we saw the burial of 9 victims of this have been suggested side who 25 years later finally found their eternal peace thousands of people have protested in the israeli city of tel aviv angry at the government's handling of the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic demonstrators say the government's aid packages have been delayed and are insufficient israel reimpose strict restrictions earlier this week at least 354 people have die one of america's largest theme parks disney world has reopened despite the u.s. reporting almost 69000 new covered 1000 cases in just one day many people are worried about the gates opening in florida which recorded 10000 new infections on saturday more than 134000 people have died in the u.s. the world's worst affected country they outbreak i

justin now in america. one for criminal friends of the president, like michael flynn and now roger stone and one for everybodyresident trump for commuting roger stone's sentence on friday. where was the outrage during the obama or clinton administrations for example. our next guest says stone was the victim of political prosecution and trump was right, persecution i should say, to commute his prison term. here to react is harmeet dhillon founder of the center for american liberty. so in what way do you think the president was right to do what he did. >> for one thing he did not pardon roger stone. he commuted his sentence. roger stone is appealing the sentence right now and appealing his conviction all together. the president simply made sure that a person approaching his '70s is not put into prison during a time with covid where we are actually allowing violent criminals who committed very serious offenses against our country and individuals out of prison. so i think really that's the issue is compassionate. it is considering the fact that the entire prosecution was based on the mueller witch-hunt which turn