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and france's president ma called off the medical assistance asylum president ma cross has been meeting germany's chancellor who also offered help to the kremlin critic. i'm phil gal welcome to the program french president emanuel macro has offered political asylum to russian opposition leader alexina found me amid suspicions that he has been poisoned mist in the valley fell ill on a flight to moscow and he's now in a coma in the city. it's suspected he drank tea laced with a toxin his emanuel microsoft. we are ready to provide any necessary support for alexander and about me and his family for his health for asylum and for his protection this goes without saying and we discussed it at length. well that's in a valley was on a flight from siberia to moscow when he lost consciousness the plane landed in and he was carried off and taken to hospital for treatment a doctor there described him as being in a serious but stable condition in the valley is considered one of president putin's fiercest critics russia has been repeatedly arrested at demonstrations his supporters say he has survived

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now but are teaming up with the red cross to take down another issue brought on by the covid crisis, blood shortages. a blood drive outside chase center, 12:00 to 4:00 masnd also testing for covid antibodies. if you're interested, type in the text red cross and the code. >>> there will be gloves handed out to the junior program. they will be handed out in san francisco and participating families have already been notified. a recent study show morse than half of kids in grades 1 through 6 lost 39% of learning gained from the previous year during the summer months. the summer slides is expected much worse this year because of early school closures related to covid-19. now, we check in with frances on that weather. >> i want to show a live shot at a roof and a flag blowing there and the winds are lighter. with a weaker onshore flow the fog has penetrated deeper and actually shallower and we will see warmer weather and what you can expect from your neighborhood coming up. >>> looking good. also, the as stayed hot, beating >>> welcome back in sports. rivalry weekend today. the angels and giants are playing. houston astros battled the athletics at oakland clu

ma it to the u.k. this way since january. french authorities say this july they stopped 10 times more crossings than july 2019. >> what is goingn is the activity of cruel and criminal gangs who are risking their lives for these people. we want to stop that, working with the french, make sure they understand that this is not a good idea. itit is a very bad and stupid ad dangerous and criminal thing to do. >> johnson adding it was time to reassess the british legal framework that makeses it hard o expel those who do arrive illegally. langnguage immmmediately rejecty refugee charities that insist that trying to claim asylum is not a cri and that the u.k. should be proud to help those in need. >> notot a single flight has coe to the u.k. since march. not a single refugee has been able to arrive to the u.k. because of the suspension o of internrnational travel. so we would like to see that program restart. >> the u.k. has urged france to do more to prevent migrants embarking on the journey in the first place, but france insists it has already deployed extra resources along its 300 kilometer long coastline and says many boats are be

cs andcontinues to sell ma ipads to people who are new to apple, which is remarkable. kailey: we have to leave it there. shannon crossss research managing director and ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: time for the bloomberg business flash. the biggest stories in the news right now. theng is working to boost safety of its troubled 737 max. the company is lee using technology borrowed from space vehicles that can provide data. regulators have tentatively accepted boeing's sweeping redesign of the plane without the new technology, meaning that max could be approved to fly again as soon as this fall. modelare signs tesla's three can be as exceptional in the used market as it has been in the new world. it takes a while to see how well a car performs on the used market. , analysts say the sedans are retaining much more of their value than small luxury vehicles, and selling quickly once owners list them for sale. kailey: thank you. time for futures in focus. joining us is bloomberg intelligence commodities strategist. not just one but two storms are about to hit the gulf coast. a lot of production and refining, yet futures

cross about the use of convalescent plasma. you take blood from somebody who has had the coronavirus and you harvest their glass ma and you use thentibodies. the president is doing everything he can to fight the china virus. this was a great win for this country. judge jeanine: the benefits to upstate new york which has been in dire straits for a decade. but the idea of bringing home the supply chain, it's exactly where it belongs. speaking about china. let's keep going. this new app, tiktok. it's owned by the chinese. the president said this week, up don't like this, i want to get rid of it. why? what is the danger? >> it's a social media app that allows you to do short videos and share with your friends. it sounds like fun. but every time you sign for tiktok, all your information potentially is going back to the chinese communist party, the chinese military and the chinese government. they can use these social media apps to steal your personal information, your business information. and they use the social media apps to track you and surveil you and monitor your movements. president trump looked at this. secretary poem pay oh h

ma's empire. biggestld be the year's ipo. coming up on daybreak asia, the crossays -- beijing and d.c.. hsbc earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ yvonne: lewis -- good evening from bloomberg's global headquarters in new york. haidi: asia's major markets have just opened for trade. our top stories, tiktok faces imminent ban in the u.s. but insists it breaks no local laws. markets -- microsoft is interested in a deal and has discussed the idea with president trump. the 7-eleven owner revives its pursuit of the gas station chain. aey will pay $21 million in deal set to close next year. goldman sachs and bank of america are being shunned because they worked with alibaba's rivals. shery: japan, south korea and australia coming online. let's get to the market action. starting with the open in japan, the first quarter gdp contracted at a slower pace than expected. the nikkei 225 adding nearly 1.2% after a loss that saw the first monthly drop in four. the topics had a drop. it is opening to the upside by 1.1% and the yen marched towards 105, and jgb set to decline ahead of

cross-border tunnel near yuma, arizona. the tunnel extending more than 1300 feet, includes ventilation, water lines, a rail system and electrical wiring. queue ma'schief patrol agent calling the tunnel the most sophisticated ever found in u.s. history. >>> meanwhile, secretary of defense mark esper speaking with the chinese defense minister for 90 minutes yesterday, calling for more transparency e from beijing on the china virus. defense secretary also, quote, expressed concern about china's activities in the south china sea calling on china to abide by international law. joining me now to take all this up, general jack keane, he's former vice chief of staff of the u.s. army, retired four-star general and a fox business senior strategic analyst. general keane, always a pleasure. thanks for coming in. expressed concern. now, forgive me, but is that really the best that the secretary of defense could say about our position with china on this issue? >> no. david, i wouldn't wordsmith. [laughter] i mean, here's what esper's been done, in contrast to his two predecessors, he's increased the military activity significantly in the indoe-pacific -- indo-

can be cross leveraged to not only just profile the consumer, but also sell to the consumer in ways smaller e-commerce platforms cannot. course, today,f we had a scoop by bloomberg news that jack ma'sthe ip owing. given us an update to the success and what you think it will be. >> yeah, the number that's being floated today, $225 billion of potential valuation is slightly higher than the previous number, which is $200 billion. i think that's positive news for alibaba. they own a third of and group and it translates to about $75 billion in value for alibaba, more than 2% of market capitalization. the ipo capital is going to be very successful. it will help to crystallize value for alibaba. more portly, it allows only -- more importantly, it allows alibaba forward with growing technology and payments. isancial and group contribute in two alibaba's profits -- contributing to alibaba's profits. haslinda: thank you so much for that. still to come, bloomberg's on howation with a ceo he never gets tensions with china and involving immigrating policies around the world. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ you know, it's a business by affecting business policies, as well as the pande