just a shout out to lang, my wife and i have passed by lang jewelries and looked at all of the itemse window and now have reason to come in. so we will cross the threshold next time we come in. i guess tom, you are proof that if you cannot stand the heat, get in the kitchen, right. that's awesome. oh my goodness, you are so young when you started there. i hope i can be a legacy business someday. thank you very much. >> commissioner laguana? >> it's a privilege and honor to sit up here and listen to the stories, as business owners ourselves, it is hard not to reflect upon our own journeys and experiences, and see ourselves in you and be proud of you and be excited for you. i did want to say, nobody was here today from lucca's to speak up for them but i have enjoyed many sandwiches there, i'm pleased see them. i'm endeavoring to make sure my wife does not learn about lang's antique jewelry, i suspect that will end in failure. scoma's we have had many meals at, thank you for your lovely contributions. i think you underestimate your comedic abilities. finally, punch line, which for me ha

lang has spotted a nice longer term cup and handle formation. wow. got to tell ya, that's where stock makes a cup shape bottom right here and then trades sideways for a period of time forming a handle, right and this is one of the most reliably bullish patterns of the book and that's why with the stock basing at a higher level here, he thinks the stock is ready to resume the up trend. i could not agree more i would pull the trigger tomorrow once the stock manages to break out above $90, lang expects to really get things moving and we could be looking at a run to $100 take a gander at the on balance volume line down at the bottom okay this is a momentum indicator that looks at volume flow adding the volume up days and subtracting the volume on down days i used to do this by hand to predict changes in the stock when it's rising, lang says it's very bullish look at this target's own balance is moving up steadily for the last two months even if the stock plateaued in recent weeks, the on balance volume keeps climbing. this is precisely what you want to s

amanda: live in toronto, i'm amanda lang.are now joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. shery: making bank. consumer division posted strongest quarter since 2013. the rest of the u.s. banks are set to announce over the course of the week. went to the fud cuts mean for the banking business. china's economy slows to the weakest pace since quarterly data began in 1992 due in part to the ongoing trade war with the u.s. we look at how u.s. companies are being affected by the slow down. and we take a deep time into amazon's new prime day strategy as a kicks off its two day megaevent. let's get started with a quick check on where the averages are trading. a little bit of pressure for major equity indices, with energies and financials leading the declines on the s&p 500. investors now focusing on second-quarter earnings. ticking off the season with a mixed bag of results, with trading revenue missing estimates. that put a lot of pressure on the s&p 500 banks index, with its 19 members being dragged lower with citigroup

i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york.uncing it is pulling shoes from new york because it has the betsy ross american flag that some are calling offensive. critics are saying the company is bowing to political correctness and revisionism. for more, let's bring in evan. this is not sitting well with conservatives. will this have much of an impact itself?usiness of nike the stock price has not moved very much. nike went through the same criticism 10 months ago when they introduced colin kaepernick as the face of the 30th anniversary campaign. -- the callsaffect for boycott, anger -- did not affect them much either. the stock price has not moved very much. nike knows their customers very well. it makes decisions in a calculated way based on what it knows about its consumers. it wouldot a decision have made if they did not believe that it was better for business to do it this way. amanda: what about the threats from the state of arizona, do they add up to a problem? is building a plant right outside of phoenix. they were given

under ideal conditions in the lap of the brush lee hatched larva begins lang eggs and only a few days yes burstein spent months counting and observing to find out just how many eggs such larvae can produce. the oscars has shown that the ability of the warty comb jelly to reproduce rapidly wherever it likes the conditions is largely linked to the species particular reproductive qualities. as as isn't a native species it doesn't belong here so it's important that we keep an eye on it so we know how it's developing and whether it's taking over the ecosystem. that would be disastrous. the baltic is home to fish such as cod and herring which are important for the fish market. are the warning home jellies eating their young. cornelia aspers performs an experiment to find out. she gives the jelly fish caught eggs larvae for food. jellyfish doesn't eat the fish eggs is put them out again. the opposite happens to the very young cod babies. the comb jelly laps them up. when you have this kind of taken a to fish lava but mostly just those that is still in the yolk side they don't actively swim y

the rescue we did was approximately 30 miles from the libyan coast lang's so we had to and from the libyan coast guard and then replied. that they could offer a safe park which is west of tripoli this but due to the geneva convention 3 refused this and lampedusa is the next safe part for us so we just follow the maritime law and bring to the next part. of course mark there is another option box right now we are not to do so waiting. marcel date from the german aid organization cia thank you so much for joining us safe journeys. a magnitude 7 point one earthquake has struck southern california the region's strongest tremor in 2 decades the epicenter some 200 kilometers northeast of los angeles injuries and fires have been reported but so far no fatalities it's the latest in a series of recent quakes to hit california and experts are warning that more are likely to come. residents watched helplessly as the quake hit the most powerful in 20 years. no no no the tremors traveled as far south as mexico for tourists visiting the region it was a surreal moment well we were just you know joe right

the lang and they're. there. for letting it out but it was through the systems that live. but again like any more yes humans and i have been lucky girl. yeah but i doubt that but i yeah i. only found out i own said that song that's in my yard i've made. it a low base you know what in p.c.'s they are you it's going to be nice to not go down and see. the pentagon and that somebody. say it left. a really. good 70 and a player coming up on it given the. you know swiss him a dad. he had the scene of. the bump bump on a comfortable malcolm what we. love you. a lot of but i had to let that head on in full hominess yadlin you know what chad did it like to look better. and that's young 33 to call my you know what i got you found your leader. here and then the but none of that even then things are very out of this for me and. nothing that i have it in there put a bounty not. yet and that's been the rumor. make i think. that the men are going to be missing from the field let's get comfortable with i mean that they're not. going to be calling for him but. let's hear it from you know w

the lang and their. their thing. and then letting it out because it was through the systems that it will. lead again like any more yes humans and i believe. that the. yeah but i doubt that but i yeah. it's only for. that song that's in my yard everybody is a low base you know what in p.c.'s they are you it's going to be nice to not get out and see. the pentagon and the buttons you. say unless. there's a really. good 70 and a player coming out for a given the. you know swiss him a doubt. that you bump up on a comparable because what we. believe you'll. pull out of that i had a lead that had ample hominess he had laid. down with chad then it employed 2 left the. room as young 3 for the goal my you know what i got the federal minister. to send them but that one of them not even members and they had to go from there. the minute it in there put a bounty on. you and that's been the rumor if. you make the us think that the men are going to be removed from the field that's yet comfortable smile and i mean that in the things.

doctor stacey lang critical condition. in san francisco, da lin, kpix 5. >>> we did get new information from san francisco police . the identified the driver as kelsey cambridge from vallejo. they say she is 21 years old and not 22 as earlier stated. activists say this is the 14th fatality for the year in the city involving pedestrians and cyclists. the plan to protest this afternoon to pressure the city to declare a state of emergency for traffic safety. >>> emsa morning commute for drivers on the east bay freeways and alameda county. a car caught fire and block lanes on a 80 for about 30 minutes. it happened near tennyson road in fremont. no word on what caused it. also in alameda county, a five acre blaze burned along the center divider 580, just after 5 a.m. it is now fully contained. nobody was hurt and the cause of the fire is under investigation as well. >>> in contra costa county, a brush fire burning near highway 242 and 680 caused several lanes to shut down in concord. it took crews about 20 minutes to knock down

in 1929 german director fritz lang portrayed the darker side of a moon mission in this silent film it was considered one of the 1st reasonably accurate science fiction movies. moon films had been popular since the early days of cinema and still are seen. in a new film portrays the triumphs and the tragedies in the life of neil armstrong in 1962 his daughter karen died of a brain tumor when she was just 2 years old. armstrong was devastated by the loss of his daughter. the film includes a scene in which armstrong 7 years later stands in silence on the edge of the moon crater in the film he casts a bracelet with his daughter's name on it into the crater. this was a man who i think was forged for failure and for loss he was not sort of you know this kind of born icon it was not there's not necessarily the sort of all american hero from the outside he was a human being he was vulnerable women mistakes. later after the astronauts have returned to earth armstrong is shown at the quarantine facility the moon mission seems to have changed him and not for the better he's more serious and remot

amber: and live from toronto, i'm amber kammer, in for amanda lang. shery: here are the stories we are following from around the world. low rates claim another bank victim. mrs., following its pr squeeze by a flat yield curve. now netflix set to report earnings after the bell. how about company will grapple with losing some of its most popular shows and movies to traditional media companies dropping into the streaming game. and elon musk wants to merge human brains with computers by next year. we will have the details on his latest venture. startedet's get you with a quick check of the markets. the s&p 500 falling for a second consecutive session, industrials leading the decline lower. it is now below the 3000 level. of earningsed bag and lingering trade tensions between the u.s. and china that are dampening sentiment. the dow was also down .2%. the dow transportation average is also seeking to five-month lows, and we follow that index to gauge economic performance around the world. we will get another snapshot in about half an hour when we get the fe

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. the new york fed president john williams and vice chair richard clarida says don't wait for the economy to enter a downturn before cutting rates. the new york fed walked back the comments. the latest in the great rate debate. and an interview with robert strayer, about how the u.s. is trying to win the battle for 5g. day as wetoric remember the 50th anniversary of apollo 11 landing on the moon. a look at how far we have, and how virtual-reality could help nasa kickstart new journeys. flat on the s&p 500. will we make it back to 3000? the dow is happily sitting on a quarter of a percentage point gain. the nasdaq up just four points. also looking at microsoft. it was one of those earnings reports that pleased analysts and investors. the stock was higher for the session, up 1.4%. cloud services really helping microsoft. they may have also been a pull forward of hardware. we will have to see if that is where we saw the trade

toronto, i'mife in amanda lange. we are joined by our bloomberg and the nm bloomberg audiences.ere the top stories we are following. how low can write go? jp morgan acids manager and says yields on 10 year treasuries can fall all the way to zero. plus, our conversation with the former prime minister of canada. his view on global corp. -- global cooperation and the rise of protectionism. amazon's financial future may be in the cloud. mullins.ve with scott let's get a check on the major averages. it sure did look as though it was earnings and not trade talks driving the action today. we check out the averages, and we can see it is pretty lackluster. s&p 500 off the lows of the session, we are seeing a couple key pockets of moves up and down based on earnings. philip morris with 8% at one point. we did see a rate from the philly fed factory surging. financials were up. consumer staples were up across the broad market. here is one we are watching to give you a sense. that is netflix. declineot seen a sharp since the court where it split its two businesses, the online streaming and t

and i'm in for amanda lang. we are joined now by our bloomberg audiences. your other the top stories we are following from around the world. sherry: mario draghi has set around of monetary stimulus this fall to combine what is a worse and worse out look for the block. alphabet and amazon are set to report their earnings after the bell. investors are watching. dreaming of weekends away in the hamptons? hurry, vacation home listings are surging in new york's premier beach. let's get you a quick check of our markets in the afternoon session. u.s. stocks under pressure after wave of corporate earnings, the s&p 500 down .5%. tech stocks, ford slumping at the moment on weak forecasts. inry sector in the s&p is the red, being led lower by energy and materials. we also have the nasdaq down do0 of 1%, but it is also to with the ecb president being a bit less dovish than the market had expected. the euro swinging through gains and losses throughout the session, at one point plunging andnst the u.s. dollar spiking at the moment. this as mario draghi left rates unchang

. ♪ >> music has absolutely nothing to do with that because music, first of all,lang an with extremellse, tiny muscles in the body and is not a question of brute force. it's a question of mental focus, concentration, education, and conditioning. i don't know -- i think in the music industr' we dot have those issues, i hope. thankfully.ywood. ♪ anchor: from classical music to e-sports. if you are like me, you may have a loved one or a child who spends a bit too much playing video games. but what if their obsession could pay off in a big way? computer gaming tournament is taking place at the arthur ashe stadium in new york. fortnite is arguably the world's most popular game and there will be more than 100 finalists from around out.ation battling it reporter: it is the biggest gathering ever for the biggest game ever. the inaugural fortnild cup, down to less than 200 finalists. now is time for the cream of the crop to battle it out. some of the favorites are british, including kyle jackson, known online as mongrel. >> you have to do a lot of consecutive playing every day. you don't just ge

he attached her to the harness and the helicopter flew her to a waiting am langs. >>> happening todayn the south bay, sixth annual cannabis business summit, one of the pre events for the industry. this is video from last year's event. the sum milt and expo covers everything from starting a business to growing facilities and education about safety. the summit runs through wednesday. >>> neutragena is recalling a popular acne treatment product. the company is no longer selling the light therapy acne mask online. neutragena says there's a theoretical risk of eye injury to certain people. it uses blue light therapy to treat bacteria and red light therapy to reduce inflammation. neutragena says the recall is out of an abundance of caution. >>> there's an effort under way to save an east bay haven for artists. the octopus literary salon. supporters spend the weekend trying to raise $150,000 to keep the book store and performance venue open. the building was recently sold to a new owner. >> my rent will more than double in april of 2020. >> can you afford that? >> absolutely not. i'm scrambl

alice from the class of 2022 her brothen,r dyla their mother arnella and stepfather brian and jones lang lassalle, a commercial real estate brokerage confirmed steve felan and his wife gina died in the crash as well ntsb investigators are pouring through the wreckage now >> the team was able to identify that the landing gear was down the time of the impact.un rtunately, due to the extensive post-impact fire and damage incurrehed during t impact sequence, other systems are virtually destroyed. >> reporter: agenthave covered the cockpit voice recorder and airport surveillance cameras captured have i h video of the crash key evidence as the investigation continues. a preliminary report on the tragedy is expected in the next two weeks. jay gray, nbc news, dallas >> a major scare at facebook evacuated in menlo park after a suspicious package may have exposed employees to a deadly nerve agent. during a routine check, one of the company's il processing machines detected the presence of sarin on a package. the menlo park fire department took no chances. first responders and the fbi arrived on th

any of the biggest worries getting back here on time still makes me slightly nervous i want to be lang and pretty much rooting for all i am to be home around a quarter past 10 years and. goldmans acknowledged doing their part for hours before kickoff norbit declared rise of the stadium you know the routine inside out but it's special every time. when i start getting nervous that's when i'll stop doing it straight away her. last book i think you should be a bit nervous when it's your job to communicate with 80000 people. a job he's been doing a british adult men since 1992. to 227 years good players focus on the south terroristic i've been doing it since 99 i've never seen anyone else there. and you can't separate an old footballer from his match day rituals yeah trousers on the greatest of all the last time we won so they're on g.g. again he just kept referring to i always have a little energy to go to walmart. also obligatory the pre-match sausage with a few colleagues but this time someone is missing. i see my one now which is new coming today. there's also a positioning issue with t

when be thawed that was the 1st i saw it with the big net lang down and atop of the tree and like millions of fish inside it but i didn't know what we had to escape the appetite of a inside some of my pew pew $55.00 dead few of course were lying on that i was all about to die so when that's when i found the one that if the mean i thought to be really big that. you could be ate beef to clean that big horse and it. out of him that his team of diverse today removed large quantities of course notes from the ocean bed every time they go diving. ghost nets account for a 10 percent reduction in fishing catch. even then the local fisherman have needed a lot of convincing to change how they do their business in mining it better than that it will go to. the bottom but it would. be one of them would have been out on the water out about a year and worried about any man that would when we started diving in that area. to fill it it had no doubt. both of you guys we got our dive and there was a reason any other. one wanted appears to interact with the fisherman how the divers are helping to grow to fish.

now michael lange is going through the same thing, being evicted from 21 site to another to another.larities are so striking. >> what happened? event they were charging $6.50 a day, $18 for three days and somehow became like a free fest? how did that happen? how did it become a sort of free public event? >> again, going back to walkill, they only had roughly 28 days to put the festival together at the farm, and they were more interested in getting the infrastructure together, the stage built, the water systems, the electric and so on that the fences and the gates were the last things to get built, if built at all. so when the crowd showed up, they actually had about 30,000 people in the crowd two days before the festival was going start on wednesday morning. so they knew. they knew going into friday morning that they couldn't collect tickets. and i want was a free festival. mike lange said the crowd made it a free festival and pretty much they did. >> there is something about it with the death of course of jimi hendrix and janice joplin there was so much about the excesses of the '60

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hardin lang is from refugees international.stage that we are potentially looking at a war crime, indeed. if nothing else, we're pretty sure at this stage that this is the worst civilian casualty incident in the course of the libyan civil war to date, which is saying something. and all of this is made all that more horrific by the fact that the information regarding the location of the migrant centre, detention centre, and the people who run it, had been shared with the parties to the conflict. so all this is shaping up to be extremely serious. so do you deduce from that that it was some kind of mistake, or that the combatants actually didn't care? it's quite hard to tell at this stage, one way or the other. really, that doesn't absolve them of the responsibility for what's taken place here. and i think there are a couple of things that we would want to see going forward. the first is that additional pressure be brought to bear not only on general haftar, but also on the countries that support him from outside libya, including t

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hardin lang is from refugees international.ooking at a war crime. if nothing else, we are pretty sure this is the worst attack in the libyan civil war to date and that is saying something. it is more horrific because the location of the migrant detention centre and the people and it had been shared with the parties to the conflict so this is shaping up to the conflict so this is shaping up to be extreme. do you deduce that it was some kind of mistake or the co m bata nts it was some kind of mistake or the combatants didn't care? it is quite ha rd to combatants didn't care? it is quite hard to tell at this stage, one way 01’ hard to tell at this stage, one way or the other, but that does not absolve them of the responsibility stop there are a few things we want to see going forward, the first is the additional pressure being brought to bear, not only on general haftar but the countries that supported him from outside libya, including uae, saudi arabia, egypt, to pull back on this offensive in libya and continue them back to the

. >> all right, bruce lang from cal fire, we appreciate the information. we started watching this just after it broke out at 2:00 and, ama, the eyeball view here, we don't see active flames any more, so it looks like they're getting a handle on this thing. i want to pinpoint the location for you. the fire is near lake berryessa and it's forced the closure of highway 128 between markley cove and rag canyon road. people on the south side of the highway are being told that they need to get out, and we'll keep an eye on this fire and bring you any developments as they happen. but it does look like, as we mentioned, that progress is being made. >> now to santa rosa, and when first responders rushed to a car accident last month, they found father oscar diaz stuck in the car with a broken hip. and emts also found $18,000 in cash. diaz said the money was his salary, but the church says that's just not true. >> in fact, the church says the money belonged to them. there was a lot more where it came from, in fact. this story getting a lot of traction on our website.

the tiny cub named cheng lang was smaller than an egg when she was born, she was unable to feed herself a very humid couple of days across many parts of the uk. temperatures have got up to 27 degrees. some of that humidity is going to spark off a view thunderstorms. certainly across northern and eastern parts of the country on thursday. not everybody is going to get them though. this is what it looks like through the early hours. already some showers dotted around across the uk. the south is largely dry early in the morning. and a very warm 15— 16 degrees after dawn, just in the north—west there, maybe around 12 degrees in stornaway. low pressure is crossing the country on thursday. that will spark off some thunderstorms. once again across scotland and eastern parts of the uk. further south it is looking dry. the weather is looking absolutely fine for wimbledon. partly cloudy skies. temperatures around the mid—20s and light winds. but still quite humid. the forecast for the morning, showers possible almost anywhere across central, northern england, scotland, maybe one 01’ northern engla

. >> sreenivasan: perhaps the most ng image of the great depression is dorothea lange's 1936 portrait of a migrant mother in nipomo, california. the photographeround the woman sitting in a camp where field workers had assembled after their pea ops had failed. the great recession of our era perhaps has no such single image, but photographer and writer chris arnade has a book full of images with an equally compelling and imtimate pepective of what he calls "back row america." for more than ten years he's been travelling the country, taking pictures and writing storiesce about americans f to the margins and trying to survive. newshour weekend's christopher booker has more. >> reporter: as the foreclosure crisis erupted in 2008 and wall streets' bad bets started to pull the rug from under the american economy, long-time bond trader chris arnade decided to take up walking. >> a lot of it was just to relie stress to be honest a to kind of remove myself from my job to kind of get a different perspective. initiallthey started with a goal this kind of cataloguing, i wanted to walk the entire l

halled and some experts suggest china hopes to delay until the 2020 electionin ew jersey, owner steven lang says higher tariffs on the wedding gowns he imports from china would force him to double prices. >> tariffs don't work. isolationism doesn't work. this is a world economy and we're hurting ourselves more than we are benefitting anybody. it's just the wrong move at the wrong time. >> reporter:me while, here's how today's rate cut could affect you. mortgage rates have already dropped to below 4% on a $200,000 loan, a savings of $130 a month.$3 onthly savings on a $25,000 new car on a $2,500 credit card balance, your minimum monthly payment will drop by just 50 cents. es so the real quon is whether the fed might cut rates again. the fed won't commit but the slowing global economy and the trade war both pe potential risks to the wconomy, and the fed alsoants to see a slight up tick in inflation. so, lower interest tes may hel >>> tom costello, thanks. a dangerous night ahead for people with severe storms on the move. and we're moniring a double tropical threat in the pacific. al roker is

festival, just to give a sample of some of the genres that it covers, we have a film called "song langwhich is from vietnam. it's a drama. it's set in 1980s saigon and it follows a debt collector that falls in love with a performer in an opera troupe. and then we also have a film from the us. it's actually an episodic. so it's a web series and follows a filipina american transgender woman and she--it's called "razor tongue," and she uses her razor tongue to call out misogyny and discrimination that she faces from men on a daily basis. robert: and it really is important to know that even though these are important issues, it's-- they're films. they'ren daniel: exactly. robert: speaking of which, talk about your film. give us a quick overview. william: so "dress up like mrs. doubtfire" is a short documentary film to look back on robin williams' 1993 film, rs. doubtfire," to talou that it is very first family friendly film to feature with drag and gay characters. robert: probably not maybe seen as important unless it's in retrospect, right? but what do you wanna make sure people kind of g

at two, deputy speaker, emily lange, gave mps a quick lesson in the importance of punctuation.tleman says, between, eats shoots and leaves, and, shoots, and leaves. at one, glastonbury is famous for the weird and wacky flags carried by festivalgoers, but this tribute tojohn perko was surely the best of the lot. order, order. alex partridge. and finally, after three years in the job, it's likely that the chancellor philip hammond has answered his last treasury question. his labour opposite number had got him a gift — this wasn't the first time john mcdonnell had produced a present for a chancellor. remember this? to assist comrade osborne in his dealings with his new—found comrades, i brought him along mao's little red book. the conservatives jeered. i thought it would come in handy for him with his new relationship. oh look! it's his personal signed copy! this time in a much quieter chamber, john mcdonnell paid tribute to philip hammond. ijust want to thank him for the civility in which he's always maintained our relationship, admits also that at times, we have enjoyed his dry