inton.s kristoffer i want to stick with canada.annabis, the canada headstart might weathering. legalization of this industry spreads across the country. perfectly sort of to what our guest was saying about some of the discount being placed on the companies on the risk that legalization in the u.s. may or may not happen. what he was saying and what our story says, this is all becoming a u.s. story. caroline: goldman sachs, j.p. morgan, credit suisse, they are all coming on board to service these companies. a boutique thing run out of wall street. just on tuesday, we had an unexpected committee looking at cannabis and the banking practices around canada's. -- around cannabis. taylor: coming up, we will go over to china. a move on daimler. how the luxury carmaker's chinese ownership is nearly 15%. this is bloomberg. ♪ asia ahead.w to daimler's chinese partners with a 5% stake, which brings the chinese ownership to a cool 14.7%. for more, let's bring in bloomberg's shery ahn. quietly it started happening as they announced last year the

the 2 composers kristoff to boykin and honey present at the rehearsals. the journalist undressed melissa wrote the libretto. i don't. think i'm especially grateful that we could sit down together right from the start and with the 1st demos and says i'm god but it up the most hundreds of them is that in an atmosphere of trust and deep friendship we could say well that doesn't sound right lee or what are you trying to say or is or is that theologically profound or just pious twaddle or is does sean flynn rubbish. christophe to boykin in his studio indecl golf this is where large sections of the musical were created in addition to composing songs to booking a range the music for the mass choir. that's a thing where we also recorded much of the music here everything except the large sanctions for orchestra and quiet. and certain of course we also use songs from the time of martin luther king there are a few spirituals that icky we shall overcome for instance obviously we had to incorporate that everybody identifies it with him. this is. as a one. night hooper

sad to see christine lagarde go i think there is certainly the sense case kristoff that she has a very strong legacy at the international monetary fund remember of course that she came to the fund very difficult time 2011 we just saw the abrupt departure of dominique scoffs kahn and made allegations of rape it was also the often off of the global financial crisis so a very tough economic period leading christine legarde to once famously quipped that have the lehman's brothers' bank been the lehman's assist is that the global financial crisis might not have happened a toll so certainly a firebrand for more women in positions of economic leadership and power and of course the greek debt crisis as well very much put her in the spotlight despite the fact that christine legarde is not an economist by training but many people say that her management of the international monetary fund such a large multilateral organization of 189 members puts her in a very strong position to lead the european central bank christine lagarde might not be an economist as you pointed out but she is a very skilled

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it's all right you're watching the news that's all from us coming up next is business news with kristoff stick around i know he would like to have your company see you tomorrow. what secrets lie behind these memos. find out in an immersive experience and explore fascinating cultural heritage science. d.w. world heritage 360. so if you have to get through the bin to sneak a break without a football thanks think again. the flints moved. some excitement. months. since 1900. 80 telling you. facebook says it wants to empower billions of people yet again and now its fledgling cryptocurrency libera faces more scrutiny from both sides of the atlantic also coming up to find out what happens to nike ambassador calling kapur make criticized a controversial new line of sneakers and we'll take you to portugal where they are guard the region wants to reduce its the pendants on travel savvy brits and the looming brits. welcome to the program. u.s. lawmakers have urged facebook to halt its cryptocurrency plans they want time to investigate the risks libera poses to the global financial system it comes a

kristoff stack of them by ship christophe strength is in string arrangements on the german base but he does that really well with soul music and i'm more attuned to the keyboard and the choruses minds on kosova. unusual for such a large production the composers themselves perform. and what we wanted to playing we would have felt miserable sitting on some chair and listening to how our music was being played through that's nice but it's even nicer to play it. and i think what i want to read that i wrote the music together with honey oh baby i think i can control it best if i'm out there on stage. and my love i got a road. and. yeah. this i think it's one of the most powerful songs because the choir really moves with it and sings with real passion i left. it. on this song has wonderful energy and that's what i love about gospel music that's in gospel it's. there's music in martin luther king musical the dream changes the world starts with the assassination of martin luther king on april the 4th 1968 and tells the story of his life in flashbacks the memories of his fellow activists from 5

you'll see elia of italy edge out kristoff of norway and ewan of australia five hours, nine minutes, 20 second. the overall lead belongs to julian of france who has a 20 second lead. >>> and don't look now, but football training camps open late they are month. matt ryan getting in the mood with training involving his two young twin sons. >> marshall, i need you to run a post pattern, you got it? hey, you hear me? you got it? yeah. johnny, you got the dover route. good to go? >>he comes up to their knees. they're so cute. >> see you later, everyone. good night. >> good night. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you a full suite of products with great performance and value. get fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network for less than at&t. that's 120 dollars less a year. better,

halfway down steep metal steps kristoff saga points out the evidence that the our niche is dying. for us and it's a war that has the 100 was originally built on the spot and 877 back then the glacier reached roughly the point we're standing at so in the course of 140 years everything beyond that point has melted. but if. it's retreated about 150 meters it's. 150 meters in 140 years about a meter a year. the ice is melting faster sometimes 2 sometimes 3 meters a year. the on edge across his days are numbered. tourism in the alps needs to change and become more gentle and sustainable. in some regions this shift is already happening in slovenia for example. rafting in the picturesque and low god valley. in the. the countryside here is a dick. i . slovenia hasn't always been on the tourist map but its popularity is growing as a destination for alpine tourists who respect the environment. jennifer and josh come from alaska this is their 3rd vacation in slovenia they love its unspoiled nature. and then also on the far. we we tend to look for someplace that's off the beaten path edges is

they do sort of -- it is kristoffer destruction and you need to clear away the timber every once in ahile. the reason why policy makers are so fearful now of a recession is because we're so scarred from 2009 and second issue is we have very little policy ammunition left so we want to be preemmingtive. we don't want to be caught in -- preemptive and we don't want to be caught in a recession and have rate cuts. you're slulte absolutely right. a recession in itself is not necessarily the worst thing from an economic perspective though it is a social and human toll to be paid. >> i didn't want to be flippant about that. thank you very much, fred newman. coming up, the turbulence of geopolitics, seeking shelter in rivate equity. a c.e.o. telling us why extra care is needed in investing in public markets this year. this is bloomberg. ♪ there are latest business flash headlines. security investment from thailand's biggest bank. unclear how much money is involved. sources say it will help ndonesia's most valuable tech. online growth will lift revenue. the possible biggest i.p.o. of . e year a

you'll see elliot v ishgviani of italy and alexander kristoff of norway and caleb ewan of australia.nged to julian of france. who has a 20 second lead. >>> and don't look now, but football training camps open later this month. atlanta quarterback matt ryan is getting in the mood with a little training involving his two young twin sons. >> marshall, i need you to run a post pattern. you got it? hey, you hear me? you got it? yes. johnny, you got the route, good to go? one-on-one. ready? marshall. i said post. johnny. oh johnny. we're going that way. >> oh my gosh. that's priceless. >> i got a feeling just give them a little time and about another -- when they get command of the language, i bet you both those guys know what a post is soon. >> they're going to have high football iq. >> with sean livingston, was that a big surprise or? >> it was obviously something everyone knew was coming because of the salary constraints and because of the things involved prior to that. it was a matter of when the timing would happen. and unfortunately, if you kind of grew fond of some of those guys who