stories making news boeing has announced the head of its troubled 77 max program plans to retire erik lund lot has been in charge of the project since august last year is the most high profile departures in st crashes involving the aircraft in which almost 350 people died asian shares a mostly higher off the dow hit a record high on thursday it climbed above 27000 much to the little light of president trump your markets have been racing higher an investor optimism that an interest rate cut is on the way. up the house is holding its 1st sale dedicated to speak as their status as collectibles is growing some could fetch over $100000.00 shoes going under the hammer in new york included parents spied by the film back to the future to. confronting the climate crisis is one of the most pressing political challenges about day on the german government continues to struggle with reducing greenhouse gas emissions is said to be top of the ins agenda parliament has set targets compared to 1998 levels germany aims to cut emissions by 40 percent by 2020 a decade later told c o 2 output will be down by 5

customs and border pr of thprt ght nts agthe rvic go mayor lund embry showed her support for immigrant and remind people of the constitutional rights when interacting with them in basement enforcement eight of the coding the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney. >> several cisco stands behind our centricity policy. we will support and stand by our immigrant community, and continue to invest and provide resources. immigrant agents generally need a judicial warrant to enter your home. our office of civic engagement to, and immigrant affairs is a resource to helping get you connected to the legal services you need. >> reporter: the new york times is reporting immigration raids will be happen sunday. 2000 immigrant the 10 major cities will be targeted. last month, the washington post reported the rates will target san francisco, and other major cities with large immigrant populations. the operation was postponed last month after president trump tweeted about it, , kpoin presidtrump affirmed the reason i.c.e. is performed the operations. is people come into our country illega

north rhine-westphalia and yes you can say that 90 percent of the overnight stays are from germany in lundt last year we had around a 1000000 foreign guests some of your. friends would guess that. one of the top destinations is the state capitol pottstown with its reconstructed city palace seat of the state parliament. as it looks amazing super super and i'm a big fan of the rock and old saying i love coming to see it. not so much they're going to. see is perhaps part sam's most famous palace but approaching kings built many business and ones here. the city was a royal residence in the 18th and 19th centuries. nowadays pots them is ok she's surrounded by lakes close to berlin has attracted many wealthy residents by legacy lake is lined with the jews homes. in the past few years the brandenburg capital has become one of the most desirable and expensive cities in germany. its 180000 residents include many young people plus the most free universities and more than 30 research institutes. but some as i get some it's really a small big city that i like that that's being come much has probably w

some 90 showing up in lund thank you lawrence today after east bay congressman eric swalwell dropped out of the presidential race. another high-profile bay area dennison has thrown his hat into the ring, san francisco billionaire tom stier. >>is officially making a run for the democratic presidential nomination. today's announcement is an about face after stier ruled out a run in january, the hedge fund manager is worth an estimated billion. but he's best known as a political financier stiers donated more than a million to democratic candidates in the past 3 election cycles in a video released this morning stier said quote if you think that there's something absolutely critical try as hard as you can and let the chips fall where they may and that's exactly what i'm doing. >>and direct tv an a t t u-verse subscribers as of july the second from ford's been removed from the direct tv an a t to you first a lineup atnt has refused to extend our existing distribution agreement to august second that means you can no longer watch kron 4 news programming next our our parent company is negotia

die a 1000 times and see old glory trampled in the dirt never to rise again and to see this beloved lund of oz become degraded by race mongrels and through parts of the blocky specimen from the wilds bill clinton who is wildly popular among african-americans gave a eulogy when he was president for jay william fulbright another democrat we come to celebrate a good fight. for the remarkable life of j. william fulbright. a life that changed our country. and our world for ever and for the better well the glowing words left out the fact that fulbright was a big advocate of keeping black and white children in separate schools back in the 1960 s. when john f. kennedy and the northern democratic party organizations located in urban areas were pushing for racial integration the biggest push back didn't come from republicans it came from the dicks occur. as a splinter group within their own party in 1968 george wallace the democratic governor of alabama was so outraged to see anti racism become the dominant view within his own party that he ran as a 3rd party candidate then you ought to come on do

something from the world of art a feast for the senses that's the end of an art show the sister of an lund's tate modern gallery created by the danish icelandic artist all of. you don't just get to see the art but you going to feel smell and taste it as well allison was previously best known for his giant blazing song the drew more than 2000000 visitors to the tate 16 years ago. being lost in the fog or being confronted with changing colors visitors to london's tate modern can go on a bizarre journey experiencing themselves and their environments a new how our perceptions interpret nature and the elements are a feature of the show by all of us on the danish icelandic berlin based contemporary art star who is highly paid world famous and he makes a few demands of his audience. so. after some time is going to a museum can be hard work again it's not like going to the supermarket we're here to question ourselves and to see ourselves in the context of the wider world. in the context. the exhibition is called in real life and it shows a few decades of his work where natural spectacles like a wall

correspondent sara lunde has a oka joins us to break this all down kristie on saturday trump reversed his government's decision to ban walk away as part of a concession between the u.s. and china on the g. 20 cylons the u.s. agreed to allow american firms to continue trading with wall way the chinese tell communications company it was put on the blacklist in may that restricted u.s. firms from doing business with walk away without government permission president trump said it was unfair to u.s. suppliers who were upset by the move our companies were very upset these companies are great companies that you know all of them but they weren't exactly happy with it but were allowing that because that wasn't national security and he went on to say while way is a complicated situation that will be discussed in later trade negotiations but it remains unclear though whether waterway would be formally removed from the commerce department blacklist while we spoke to folks person told reuters that we acknowledge the u.s. president's comments relating to our way and have no further comments at this

susan lund of mckinsey and frances donald of make life asset management.se of what we saw with the producer prices. the increase in june by more than forecast. another inflation reading coming in above expectation, rising 2.3%, matching the prior month. that compares with a median expectation of 2.1% according to a labor department report out just 10 minutes ago. you can see the dollar gaining a little bit after being down earlier and s&p futures holding in their gains. coming up, we are going to see goldman sachs looking like kkr and kkr looking like goldman sachs. we will talk to cornell capital founder and senior partner in the last installment in this week's banking on change. bloomberg users can interact with the charts shown on gtv . catch up on the analysis and save charts for future reference. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: i am viviana hurtado in the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom. coming up on "balance of power," ken: jelly come eu is immigration -- u.s. immigration acting director. this is bloomberg daybreak. here's your bloomberg busin

let's bring in frank lund.an the democrats successfully kind of wiggle out of this giv given, what did they do here? >> half of all democrats say they would vote for socialists and this is work that we have done in the last eight weeks. what you have right now is a battle, and that's a battle between socialism and economic freedom. that means that government control, government income inconvenience, but young people are moving further and further to the left and republicans will get a message to attract them if they would be successful. >> laura: is aware that we've been hearing a lot of lately. >> it's the values of. >> sense of dignity. >> good for you. and we did not talk about this before. >> about ten times they mentioned that. >> clearly someone is advising more than one candidate at the same time but what they are trying to say is respect. if government, the government doesn't respect you, the only way they can get around that is by raising human dignity. that work goes back to the 1960s and was first us

want importing context or picturesque lunde. to balance out the geological differences that emerged over hundreds of millions of years the nations of the world abandoned the geological definition of a continental shelf in favor of a legal definition that applies to all coastal states uniformly the godless of its undersea geology every country has granted a continental shelf extending 200 nautical miles around to see its exclusive economic zone. so these did idea of these 200 as a magic number became acceptable to many states at the conference but the broad margin states did not accept this because of course they were as far as they're concerned they would come out as a loser and it's not just the us and it also other states such as canada russia is also one of those states so they were not willing to give this up. ultimately states with a wide continental shelf prevailed cool's with momentous consequences was quietly appended to the law of the sea convention the clause in question is article $76.00 it says that the state can lay

let's bring in eric lund, senior economist. good morning to you.ot a lot of trade wars that are brewing around the world. what do you make of this latest fight between the u.s. and the eu? it kind of seems to come down to airbus and to boeing. >> absolutely. no, this disagreement between the u.s. and the eu over boeing and airbus actually goes back many, many years. it's not a disagreement that's unique to the current u.s. administration. so it's something that's actually not quite as new as the u.s.-china dispute, for instance. it's also being channeled through the wto, which is a little different as well. so the scale in terms of the number of tariffs that are in question relative to what is currently happening between the u.s. and china is a lot lower as well. so it is concerning and something to be watched but it hasn't got tone the many same level as the u.s.-china dispute. cheryl: what about the risk to the consumer? we talked about the risk to the u.s. economy and the u.s. consumer when it comes to chinese goods. now we're talking about food

lunde. hong kong's leader has strongly condemn violence following a mass rally against her government police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds outside the office of china's representatives to the city criticised people who threw eggs out of the building in vandalized the national and . of the later in the night dozens of masked men attacked people returning home from the rally videos on social media show a group of men dressed in white and arm to with back and stormed into the metro station in the district on the outskirts of hong kong opposition politicians blame the attack on suspected gang members and say they'll investigate. monday morning last march is expected to in puerto rico despite gov ricardo rosello announcing he won't be seeking reelection next year he says he'll step down as leader of his party but is refusing to give in to calls for his immediate resignation days the demonstrations started after messages were leaked of him assaulting women the disabled and v

testimony as you say that was the only moment what is the point of all of this steve what have we lunde. well i think what the democrats had hoped is that robert muller would bring a definitiveness and a backbone to these issues about the president's behavior and those at the those around him while he was in office and that hearing it in his voice and having millions of people fix to this t.v. today would take them over a report off of the you know pages to be read and create a 3 d. audio version a visual and audio version of that report that would attract more people to the findings that muller explicated in that document and i think that was the fundamental purpose here others may have wanted more but that's what they really wanted and i think that hasn't worked out because muller we now know negotiated not to read sections of his report so they're not going to have robert muller like at you know somebody doing an audio version of their book providing written you know reading certain segments of that which would have been very powerful for t.v. and so all of that is gone and so what w

mike is in lund berry new hampshire with former vice president joe biden.there's a few contenders and 50,000 other revellers. four candidates came out here, and they only got 8 minutes to speak and make their pitches to the voters here. they take pictures. it's the fastest growing city in the country. it's a town that many democrats need to do well in if they want to take on president trump. despite the fact that these candidates are not leading the polls, if you talk to voters here, they're paying attention and coming out to hear these candidates. listen to what a few of them told me earlier. >> these are candidates who aren't topping the polls right now, why is it important to listen to these guys? >> because we don't know yet. we're a long way from the caucuses, a long way from new hampshire, so i think it's important for us to listen to everybody. >> we don't need to put them in tiers ourselves yet. >> it's a long time until we have to put on the ballot. you. >> heard candidates on stage not only introducing themselves and their record and policy propos

death of the murder of 2 scandinavian women in december last year louise of esther agha jesperson and lund were killed in their tent at a popular hiking destination the court also jailed around 20 other defendants with links to the killers. police and western germany say they have thwarted a possible terrorist attack after raiding buildings connected to suspected islam missed extremists the raids began early this morning in cologne and in nearby town police reportedly detained 6 men for questioning. in the u.s. state of north carolina last night u.s. president trump used a political rally to once again accuse 4 congress women of hating america but it quickly morphed into an act of verbal arson the crowd singing parts of the us constitution up in flames tonight a glimpse into donald trump's reelection campaign in 2016 he beat hillary clinton with a chant lock her up now a new chant with a new woman as its target could trump win in 2020 with send her back i'm berkoff in berlin this is the day. represented illinois and none.