the two nations firing missiles in response to launches made by kim jong-un. on sunday north korea fired eight ballistic missiles off its east coast and was likely the country's largest single test. let's bring in janis mackey frayer who is live for us in beijing with the very latest good morning >> reporter: phillip, good morning. u.s. forces in korea confirm this combined live fire drill early this morning firing eight missiles toward the east sea, one of them was a u.s. army missile, in response to north korea's latest test. in a statement usfk said that it was done to demonstrate the ability of combined forces to, quote, respond quickly to crisis events, but the pace of these launches, 16 missiles over 24 hours, is ramping up tension in the region north korea launched eight missiles over the course of 35 minutes from multiple locations, believed to be the largest single day ballistic launch yet, 18th round of missile testing by north korea so far this year with the expectation that kim jong-un is preparing for another nuclear test phillip? >> following tha

in the north, and they like to brag about military parades, play with their muscles, putin, like kim jong-unhat is, they have such a thing, you know, i’ve seen these soldiers and they believe very strongly in this power of north korea. the factor of a constant external threat also requires unification around the leader, hence the bullets of a living personality are not enough, unless the years since putin’s birthday those who are in russia with such a policy of disagreement are leaving, and here are not only oppositionists and journalists, actors and show business stars, only the power of vladimir putin and the support of his rating, by the way, those people who are trying to survive go well какие-то каким не очень странице compromises, they still have the opportunity to stay in russia, the russian federation and the dprk are two daughters of the soviet union, and although they are not outwardly similar, they are united by a common character, which is manifested in the use of weapons, threats to the whole world, and the inability to achieve economic and cultural successes of the dprk as the

the trump administration was very eager to engage with north korea, trump and kim jong-un wrote loven's policy extremely different, they are just holding out here, they are saying, look, the ball right now is in north korea's court, we are going to try our best to reach out and if that doesn't work so be it, we will continue to strengthen our relationships with south korea, with other nations in the indo-pacific and if north korea doesn't come to the table there is not that much we can do about it. is this sustainable? as kylie has said they have carried out over 30 missile tests already, potentially preparing to carry out an underground nuclear test for the first time since 2017. as the pace of her tests and provocations get further and further, will the biden administration change tact here? so far we have not seen willingness to do that. secretary austin is in the region this week, perhaps he will be discussing this with his asian counterparts but ultimately this has not been a top priority for the biden administration since biden came into office. president obama was fix dated on

particular berlosconi silveo, who was once the prime minister of italy, told how he tried to call putin kim jong- un supported putin, the owner of the ural mountains, and the minister of foreign affairs of latvia very correctly congratulated the russians on russia day how exactly do you wait for this and another in a moment this is the world about ukraine i'll start with this the russian threat will not disappear tomorrow therefore business as usual with the aggressor country of the sector russia cannot be conducted, she said in an interview with the british edition of the telegraph the prime minister of estonia, kayakalas, she emphasized that the civilized world must continue to isolate russia both economically and politically, in particular, the countries of the west must devastate the russian military machine, and then her quote: the aggressor's troops must be left without equipment and the kremlin without money, kaya kalash said and added and what we are listening in direct language. we must do everything possible to repel russian aggression and put an end to the commission of war crimes at

north korean leader kim jong own says he wants to further boost his country's military power and defense research. speaking at a party conference, kim defended his accelerating weapons development as a rightful exercise of self defense. he also appointed his key nuclear negotiator as the country's new foreign minister. brazilian police have found human remains and their search for a british journalist and an additional official. the pair went missing on a reporting trip in the remote amazon green forest indigenous groups. they both men had received threats for their work in the region exploited by illegal fishing mining and drug trafficking. us presidential by men, leaders from the western hemisphere have unveiled a new migration plan on the closing day of the america summit, the so called los angeles declaration will create incentives for countries taking in migrants in refugees in the region. more than 20 nations are joining the accord the british government has one legal backing for its controversial plan to deport international asylum seekers from u. k. territory to the east african

tonight kim jong un works on his aim. recasting l.a.'s mayor, and bobby brown.ily show" with trevor noah! (cheers and applause). >> trevor: thank you, welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah thank you so much for tuning in. (applause) that is amazing. take a seat, take a seat, everybody, let's do this, take a seat, let's get into it we've got eye really fun jam-packed show, north korea is acting the fool, joe biden wants to speak to the manager and we're going to explore the worst ways to celebrate juneteenth. plus legendary r&b artist bobby brown is joining us on the show and we'll have a really fascinating conversation about the whirlwind life that he has lived. so let's do this, people, let's jump straight into today's headlines. (applause) okay. let's kick things off with north korea, voted korea of the year by north korea magazine for the past three decades. a few years ago most people thought the only way the world was going to end was if north korea marshmallow dictator decided to kick off a nuclear apocalypse but since then we learned there are many w

god for bid kim jong-un, i don't even want to say it, hits a country nearby.appens. >> that is exactly right. we have to hold the chinese accountable. we need to hold them responsible and we expect them to be part of the solution. right now detailing sanctions is not solving the problem. we need to get china to do more. all the stuff they export to us, the economics that benefit us and them. china, you need to be part of the solution, not part of the problem when it comes to north korea. >> at what point does some of the onus fall on consumers? we buy bye-bye. maybe it will call for us to do some sort of pullback or boycott. i don't know. >> it does fall on the american consumer. it is not just north korea and nuclear weapons. threatening taiwan and turning over 100 muslim leaders and essentially modern-day prison camps. this is a real problem. the american consumer needs to take action. focus on not buying all of these goods. we will not accept this as a nation and a consuming public. >> jamil, we leave it there. always a pleasure to speak with you. take care

you can find kim jong-il speeches and so on.all minority of north korean elite have access to the internet. the accusation is the government has used government hackers, most countries have them, the accusation is they have been getting cash in for the regime. north korea is subject to sanctions, the country is start for money, but government hackers are accused of topping up the government coffers using cyberattacks. francine: there are a number of operatives that are not west friendly trying to hackers every day. geoff: we have covered cyberattacks from other countries, notably russia. what's interesting about north korea is they are cash motivated, that has led to their hackers getting into bad with not just organized cybercrime, but street-level crime. you have a confluence between nationstate hackers and organized crime, that is a follow but i think other nation's hackers will start planning. tom: what's fascinating is they go from a relatively small bank in india, to taking on so many --over the release of that controversi

the newspaper reported that kim jong-un has sent medicine to a southwestern city. people are reportedly suffering from an unidentified intestinal sickness. south korea's news agency suggests it could be typhoid or another. it puts a burden on north korea's health care system. thousands of presumptive covid-19 cases each day. last month, kim was urging to respond rapidly to the health emergency. ♪ >>> the tokyo district court ordered the firm to pay for compensation. it claims to have lost 5,000 customers a month since the rating system was changed three years ago. following that change, deducted points for all restaurant chains. they have no choice but to accept any changes the site makes to its rating system. he ruled the defendant had abused its bargaining >>> the recognition of same-sex partner is a big relief. >> officials will start accepting applications on october 11th. the certificate will allow couples to access services that were not available to them before. they'll not be married since japan do not recognize same-sex marriage. >>> small tour boats have

korean says, hundreds of families have fallen ill with an unidentified intestinal disease leader kim jong undescribed did as an acute epidemic. and urged officials to bring it under control. as soon as possible in what analysts say shows the seriousness of the situation. state media released pictures of kim and his wife, preparing medicines to be sent to the affected region of south one. hi, province. citizens were photographed gratefully receiving the aid. at least 1600 people are thought to be ill. some reports have suggested they could be suffering from colorant or typhoid. the reports of the new unspecified illness come. as north korea continues to battle an outbreak of coven 19 state media is keen to show the regime is doing all it can to contain the corona virus. the official news agency provided more images to day of factories and workplaces being disinfected despite such measures. having little impact on cobra transmission according to the w to h o pyongyang says an estimated 25000 people probably have cov it, and at least 73 have died. it's not possible to confirm the figures. no

north korean state radio reported another 90. 3000 people are showing fever, symptoms leader, kim jong. i have declared a nationwide locked down last month after 1st meeting to october 19th outbreak. the case search has raised international concerns over the lack of vaccines and medicines in the isolated country. and japan is preparing to ease a 2 year van on foreign tourists starting june. the 10th, tokyo would allow a limited number of visitors from abroad to gone to package tours. the country hopes to revive its lucrative tourism sector that's been battered by pandemic restrictions. ah, now in western india, almost an entire fishing village is asking for permission from the courts to die. 600 people in a most them village. their reason harassment from authorities who have prevented them from fishing. it is admittedly a strange request given that active euthanasia that is doing something to cause a person's death is illegal. in india, they don't correspond the male jury travel to go drop state to see for herself. what prompted this petition? gossip butter is usually a sleepy village,

it was reported friday leading party officials including kim jong un's younger sister are sending medicines to households in the affected area. it is putting further strange on north korea's health care system. they continue to report thousands of covid-19 cases each day. southwestern japan are staying on alert for floods. our meteorologist jonathan oh explains the situation in our weather report. >> hello. we have been seeing some pretty heavy rain that's been impacting okinawa as the rainy season front continues to rehasn't in t the area. some locations like naha, we'rary going to continue to monitor this because we're looking at the possibility of heavy rain as we go throughout the weekend, especially for southern kyushu. we're looking at the possibility of seeing heavy rainfall that could be a concern. so those of you living in the area, make sure you know about your evacuation plans, keeping in mind ahead of time in case something should happen. we're looking at heavy reain. it's feeling like early july, and it's still the middle of june. it's going to remain dry in toerk yoe througho

now, of course, whether this makes any difference to kim jong-un it's probably unlikely. he is very much it austin powers in a testing mode at this point with no interest it appears to have any kind of negotiation or engagement with either washington or seoul. we've heard just last year, january of last year, kim jong-un gave his wish list of his weapons capability. he gave a very open wish list of exactly what he wanted to perfect when it came to his missile campaign and it came to his weapons capabilities, and experts say he's effectively working through it going down the list and making sure that that he can secure these weapons capabilities. some of the recent launches from north korea have been perceived to be failures, but even those are learned from. i don't think yang will understand more about the technology from those failures as well, so even though they don't publicly admit to those, it shows that they are getting better. it shows that they are potentially testing new weapons and new capabilities and it's pushing them forward. >> paula hancock, barbara starr,

. >> and paula, there's growing concern that the kim jong-un regime in north korea is preparing a nuclear we know about that? >> so the latest we have heard on this is from the iaea, the international atomic energy agency saying on monday they believed they had indications one of the entrances to the underground tunnel where these tests have taken place in the past has been reopened. they believe it's in possible preparation for a seventh underground nuclear test. it's similar to what we have been hearing from u.s. and south korea intelligence and military agencies saying that they believe preparations are effectively done. they think that they are ready to be able to carry this nuclear test out whenever they want to, which means now that it is a political decision for the north korean leader, kim jong-un, when and if he wants to carry out this test. the iaea pointing out that this would be a cause for serious concern. pointing out as well that it would violate united nations security council resolutions as to these missile launches. jake. >> paula hancocks in seoul, thank you so much for

for sure kim jong-un is watching this, the iran nuclear deal is stalled and, oh, by the way, china, which doing that well economically but nonetheless it's moving to make russia a vassal state of china. the world is a mess to quote my old friend madeleine albright, and it's very important, very important. >> it's all connected, right? >> it needs to be connected, john. >> obviously fuel prices are going up partially because of the sanctions against russia right now and gas prices are going up here in the united states which is forcing president biden to do things he may not have wanted to do. one of them is to go meet in july we're now told with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman this is what candidate joe biden said how he would treat the saudis a couple years ago. listen. >> khashoggi was, in fact, murdered and dismembered and i believe in the order of the crown prince and i would make it very clear we were not going to, in fact, sell more weapons to them, we were going to, in fact, make them pay the price and make them, in fact, the pariah that they are. >> make them, the saudi

kim jong-un's regime fired eight missiles sunday. the 18th round of tests this year. since then, the u.s. have held joint missile exercises with both south korea and japan. and the u.s. believes north korea is preparing for its first nuclear test since 2017. >>> three astronauts from china are on a mission this morning to finish the construction of china's new space station. it lifted off from the gobi desert. the crew will spent about six months in orbit. china plans to launch two missions every year. >>> time for a look at your monday weather. >>> tropical storm alex is moving quickly in the atlantic passing by bermuda today where a couple inches of rain are expected. the storm dropped over a foot of rain in parts of south florida over the weekend. heavy storms have also been moving through the plains. flooding is possible this morning in southern kansas. before the rain moves into oklahoma and arkansas, severe storms are also expected today from montana to colorado. checking today's high temperatures, very hot across the south. cool in the northwest. >>> coming up,

to this ballistic missile launch we saw from north korea on sunday which is setting records for kim jong-unare seeing defense stocks spike on the back of that. the deputy u.s. secretary of state talking about how they will respond if we see more moves, forcefully respond if north korea conducts a new test. rishaad: the tell you what we got coming up right here. equity markets mixed, going in one direction which is down, we are speaking with a seat -- chief sustainability officer about financing the moves towards global decarbonization. that is going to be next. th david: just heading into the lunch break. 6/10 of 1% to the upside on dollar-yen. we are looking at some key crosses as far as dollar-yen is concerned. 132.70. we are right at the session highs on japanese currencies. euro-yen, 141, aussie-yen in focus, a proxy for risk appetite. yvonne: we are expecting a hike. maybe even more legs on that rally as well. you mentioned the surge in commodities, the import bill in japan, record high due to natural gas. prices. it's been a one-sided trade, oil prices -- opec-plus, the rest is about

this is the 18th round of tests by north korea so far this year with the expectation that kim jong-un is preparing for another nuclear test philip >> another escalation, janis talking about the war in ukraine. fighting continues to ramp up in the east there what more can you tell us? >> well, ukrainian forces are said to be taking large parts of a key city in the eastern part of the country russian forces had been concentrating on severodonetsk but according to statements by the governor there, that russian bid to control this city has been faltering the issue of course is there are hundreds of people believed to be hiding in bomb shelters under a factory with heavy street fighting continuing, and both sides claiming gains president volnsaid he expressed confidence and support to troops he also said he brought something for the military he refused to elaborate on what. but this does come after the uk has promised to deliver advanced rocket launching systems capable of hitting targets 50 miles away these are similar to the advance systems that were pledged by the u.s. last week russia

w for 25 is the time in international news for the first time, north korean leader kim jong un is now expressing support. >> for russia's president vladimir putin and his war in ukraine. meanwhile, russian forces are now in control of most of certain asked, which is the city >> and it's really the last stronghold in eastern ukraine in the dawn bass russian troops have been trying to encircle and take that city for some time. it would be a key victory for russia's control of the donbas region. there are fears that civilians could soon be cut off and unable to escape as the only bridge into that city left is under siege. well, the state department met yesterday with the phoenix mercury giving the basketball team an update on brittney griner's detention. she's the wnba player who's been held in russia since february. >> ryder was stopped at a russian airport for allegedly ith traces of cannabis oil. however, she's being charged with smuggling significant amounts of a narcotic substance, which is punishable by up to 10 years in prison. the state department has been trying to secure her re

everyone yes, and the first greetings are sent to the russian president, the north korean dictator kim jong-unatulated the russian on the day of the russian federation , expressing his support for him a-a on the occasion of the national day of the russian federation, on behalf of the government and people of the democratic people's republic of korea, i sincerely welcome you to the friendly government and people of the russian federation. under the leadership of putin, the russian people bravely overcame all kinds of challenges and difficulties encountered on the way to the realization of the cause of justice and protection of dignity, and i will simply not read further, because this is some kind of court, we will wait for greetings from yosif kobzon, let's hope that he will now write more concerts on his infernal tickets, we already have taras kuzio, a british and canadian political scientist, mr. taras, greeting you glory to ukraine glory to ukraine glory to the heroes i would start very briefly and what happened to the canadian parliament is there any information because, er, this morning we

has warned kim jong-un -- the united nations there are signs it could set off its first atomic deviceince -- firing missiles at a record pace. knocking down more merchandise. elon musk is threatening to walk away. the deal is proceeding. -- the terms of --. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the key metric right now that tells you households aren't really that worried about recession? saving rate is low. if people were worried about their income prospect, they wouldn't be spending so much out of their income. jonathan: chief economist dreyfus and mello. tom: acceleration, it is not the number, it is how rapidly we are getting there. we talked target. we know that he teaches at columbia as well. the chloe ankle strap sandal is usually's $17. you can go in for a kid and buy it at $13 59 san. if they lowered that puppy to $11.99, will they sustain the traffic that you say is required? >> tom, what we have here is the consumer reposition very qu

round of tests by north korea so far this year and there is the wide expectation and concern that kim jong-un is preparing for another nuclear test philip >> janis, i want to pivot to the war in ukraine russia's minister says it has destroyed tanks in kyiv supplied by eastern european countries. tell us more >> ukrainian forces are said to be in control of large parts of the kyiv city in the eastern part of the country. russian forces have been concentrating on the city of severodonetsk. and according to governor's statements there, they're saying that that russian bid is now faltering. the concern of course is there are hundreds of people believed to be trapped in bomb shelters under the chemical factory there with heavy street fighting continuing and both sides now claiming gains russia has said that it has destroyed the tanks that were sent to ukraine by its allies, but there seems to be more weapon promises on the way the uk has confirmed that it's sending rocket systems to ukraine meant to hit targets up to 50 miles away similar to the rocket systems that were pledged by the u.s. last we

kim jong-un it will come to that, we russia. kim jong-un it will come to that. we are _ russia.ato and russia, that is not its at all. this is about an invasion of an independent sovereign country, it is about the, the west and all the friends of ukraine, giving them the support they need to protect themselves, that is what this is about. now, when, when it comes to uk defence spending, clearly, we have to respond to the way the threats continue to change, but don't forget dominic, we have now got a defence budget that is £24 billion bigger, under the spending review, the biggest increase in defence spending since the end of the cold war, you know, last year, the cold war, you know, last year, the uk was a third biggest defence spender in the world. but the uk was a third biggest defence spender in the world.— spender in the world. but your defence secretary... - spender in the world. but your defence secretary... is - spender in the world. but your. defence secretary... is reportedly asking for more, over five years, will he get that?— will he get that? look, i don't comment _

the country's leader kim jong has place to meet power with power still had an al jazeera girls on north brides activists and governments discuss how to end allie marriages in iraq. i'm alison that, i'm get in the colombian, amazon, where deforestation is rising at an alarming rate, putting the at risk the world's most important rain forest. ah believes that the result of this great and historic presidential election, if i, when a lot of people felt the world was being turned upside down the way that has been manipulated by populace, like donald trump playing on racial anxieties. one person that citizens have political and of course in the united states, as in many other parts of the world that remains an ideal, but not a reality. runs a slave and the farmer for you will be able to sit down for debit of the table of brotherhood. i have a dream. my dream is that people may my daughter, the young people have a full voice and don't feel targeted because of their race or ethnicity. nazareth, the home of jesus christ has long drawn pilgrim, some visitors from around the world. hundreds of yea

they had, you know, all of this at a dialogue going on between donald trump and kim jong on these are fabulous summits . all of that has now gone. so it would, will be very much a test, not just a views, popularity, but also a verdict on the state of the liberals. a here in south korea are at a rama pro lifers there in sol. rob, thank you. korean pop supergroup. bts has been at the white house to highlight crimes against asians and people at asian heritage in the us. the singers attended as youth ambassadors promoting a message of respect. i say they're devastated by a recent spate of hate crimes that also held a close meeting with president joe biden in the oval office. the years president, a new zealand prime minister have express concern about a security agreement between china and the solomon. i love during the meeting at the white house, joe biden and jacinta are done discuss stepping up engagement with pacific island nations to counter china's growing influence. biden says the us wants to be a partner rather than dictate to the region. the chinese foreign minister is currently h

it's under war sir. arnold, pre his leader, kim jong, just met with top military officials to discuss national defense policies. western governments are increasingly concerned that young young is preparing to test a nuclear missile. thousands of protest as of march through the capital of acquittal on the 10th day of a nationwide strike. indigenous demonstrators were joined by students and trade unionists to man laughs prices, a few food and restrictions on mining on indigenous lands. wednesday's march was largely peaceful, but at least 2 protest as were killed in earlier violence or latin america had to salisia newman repulsed are from the capital, kito. ah, indigenous ecuador ins from the mountains to the coast, to the amazon, a congregating in the capitol quito. define a state of emergency that prohibits public gatherings. yoga remedial is from the oil rich amazon regional relo to one of the building here. okay, let me place you on the look. what is the price of music good? is that not to mention fuel or astronomical in our region is the richest, but we are among the poorest. that's

you always be part of this extended political family, but i gotta worry about kim jong-un and vladimir putin. i can't worry about george conway tweets in part because he wasn't worried about george conley suites. he was being the president. he mentioned george to me probably three times. specifically and frankly when you quote the president about george that was also very sparing as opposed to georgia send over 100,000 tweets and counting 100,000. i think when president trump left the white house, it was about 20 or 30,000 is certainly wasn't 100,000 and he's still at it and this is a free country and george can tweet if he wants but there's a cost to spending your time a certain way and you know, i choose not to spend my time that way i don't want to i don't want to regret living so much in my life online at now. let alone with these four kids alone later, but but look it's a hell of a way to try to get your wife. let's always love george but madonna, so can you all men it's a hell of a way to try to get your wife to leave her job to try to force her out of her job. you think he did i

it might be the biggest since kim jong-un took power a decade ago. beijing will resume public transportation in most districts on monday, allowing workers to return to offices and restaurants to restart dining services. parks and entertainment facilities will reopen with athlete tact -- capped at 75%. there have been zero community transmissions for seven days. australia says one of its surveillance planes was cut off by chinese fighter jets over the south china sea. the maneuver they say threatened the safety of the aircraft and its crew. it happened on may 26 and its latest encounter between the two countries military following another incident in february. bloomberg has learned boris johnson expects rebel and bees to trigger a leadership vote in the coming days. the tory members may be on the cusp of getting enough to force the vote. forcing johnson to step down after reports of illegal parties on downing street during the pandemic. those are your first word headlines. shery: still ahead, australia's or -- old guard corporate directors are getting

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north korea has set a record for the most rocket launches in a single year under conjunction -- kim jong-un. it has launched 31 missile so far in 2022. usa today say talks on limited gun-control measures are moving forward slowly, but a deal is far from assured. republican pat toomey says he feels the senate is closer than it has ever been since he has been in office. democrat chris murphy says one focus is identifying 18 to 21-year-olds who could be a danger and prevent them from acquiring guns. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the price of gasoline is not set a dial in the oil office -- oval office. when an oil company is deciding hour-by-hour how much the charger for a gallon of gas, they are not calling the administration to ask what to do . they are doing it based on that goal of maximizing profits. jonathan: that is a view of pete buttigieg. equity market shaping about follows -- positive more than 1% on the nasdaq 100. it is a nice move

i got along very well with kim jong-un, as you probably heard.rst came in, president obama, barack hussein obama -- has anyone heard of him? he said the biggest problem we had was north korea. i said, have you ever called him? he tried 14 different times, and they were unable to do it because kim jong-un didn't want to talk to him, but he talked with me. this was going to be a nuclear war, and it turned out to be nothing. we even participated in the olympics. he participated in the old text!= - in the olympics! we got along well, and now he is acting up again. he is sending ballistic missiles all over the place. it was a little nasty at the beginning, do you remember? he said, i've got a red button on my desk, and i can use it. i said, i've got a much bigger red button, and it works. [applause] i can use it much better than you! we need the right people. we are just not respected. at these summits, the leaders are saying, what the hell is going on? macron, i know every one of them. angela, she totally took advantage of our country. she's been rep

when the u.s., then president donald trump, was meeting face to face with the north korean leader kim jong-un yet you had more missileals fired that year than so far this year. it is disturbing we're seeing the tit for tat missileal launches and that does not bode well around the tense korean peninses lu. >> and south korea's new president has promised to strekten military cooperation with the president of the united states. i think we can assure a flurry of activity from north korea. >>> well, shocked communities around the u.s. are in mourning after a weekend that saw nearly ten more mass shootings. the stark details on america's escalate aing gun violence epidemic. that's ahead. under budget t too! and i get seven days to love it or my money back... i love it! i thought online meaeant no one to help me, but susan from carvana had all the answers. she didn't try to upsell me.e. not once, because they're not salespeople! what are you...? guess who just checked in on me? mom... susan from carvana! [laughs] we'll drive you happy at carvana. there's a monster problem and our hero needs solution

the south newly elected president is vowing to be tougher in response to provocation by kim jong-un regime. >> todd: political statement on guns ahead of the n.b.a. finals. both head coaches wore t-shirts that said end gun violence. golden state crushing boston, evening the series 1-1. game three in boston on wednesday. >> carley: tampa bay rays players declining to wear pride night gear during saturday's game. the team debuted special uniforms in support of the lgbtq community and players were given the choice toopt out. pitcher jason adams says all fans are welcomed and loved and their uniform was a safe-based division. >> todd: and incomed nascar cup series race in double overtime. >> joo logano, the penske ford mustang winner in st. louis. >> todd: logano taking the checkered flag and ross chastain -- unacceptable after separate collisions with denny hamlin and chase elliott. a mother and her baby run over by a teen driver out on probation. >> carley: she and her son thankfully are okay, she is disgusted by the way george gascon is handling this case, more from the mother and national

kim jong-un has congratulated queen elizabeth the second on her anniversary of the throne.korean leaders first message in a while. apple will improve working conditions at their retail stores in response to efforts to unionize. they agree to make ours more flexible in the coming months. employees will not be forced to work more than five days in a row. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am kriti gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> china is coming out of lockdowns right now. they are stimulating. on top of that, a very strong travel season. people have not gone on holiday for two and a half years. you can see bookings throughout. if you put altogether, this market will get higher. tom: looking for 125 on brent. good morning to you. equity futures are negative on snp. over the last 20 minutes, lower. snp, half down a. down by more than 4%. they are looking to pause all hiring worldwide and catch up by 10%. the street, soft deliveries. the elephant in the room remains the

north korea's jim -- kim jong , had a top level meeting with the countries military, testing nucleararheads to fit on a new generation of --. the senate has voted to -- a gun safety bill, final passage expected later this week. backers call this measure the biggest breakthrough on the issue in decades. it is designed to improve background checks, ensuring schools and giving federal state funds to combat gun violence. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake." powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is when berg. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you need to be patient. there is pressure on the ecb, pressure on the bank of england, the bank of australia. a lot of countries are playing catch-up when it comes to getting inflation under control. tom: russ koesterich of blackrock yesterday. help me, lisa. 9:30, we see headlines. opening statements at 10:00. finally, he speaks. lisa: opening statements expected to be short, a reiteration of what he has said. what i'm interested in is the questioning and answerin