three years after malaysian airlines flight, mh17, was shot down over eastern ukraine, the region remains locked in a brutal stalemate. a ceasefire has failed, amid regular skirmishes between rebels who want closer ties to moscow and ukrainian armed forces. forest fires are sweeping towards the croatian coastal city of split. hundreds of firefighters and soldiers are battling the blaze. neighbouring montenegro has also been hit by wildfires, and has asked for international help. venezuela's political crisis has deepened, after voters rejected plans to rewrite the constitution. president trump has said the country will face strong and swift economic action if the controversial plans go ahead. now it's time for world business report. stronger than a house of cards. netflix wows markets as it surges past 100 million subscribers, potentially sending shares to a record high. and would giving away one thousand euros a month to a person free them up to pursue their passions? we discover how one bold start—up is finding the answer to the question of a universal basic income. welcome to world busi

it is three years since the malaysian airlines flight mh17 was shot down over eastern ukraine, killing people. it was the worst single loss of life in the conflict, between russian—backed separatists, and the government in kiev. a ceasefire in the region isn't holding, with regular skirmishes, as rebels who want closer ties to moscow battle ukrainian armed forces, in mainly russian—speaking areas. our special correspondent fergal keane and cameraman darren conway have been to the front line, in the town of avdiedvka. high summer, and at first the land looks at peace, until very quickly, we walk into the war. here, you follow in the steps of those who know the safest path, like this 50—year—old who joined the army when the war began. we just paused here, because there is a sniper who has a direct line. she is telling us to go now. the sprint to cover that is the hallmark of all the world's warzones. this was once a thriving industrial zone, now mangled by shellfire. where the long silences of a half—hearted ceasefire are suddenly shattered. thousands of shells have landed here. this une

three years after malaysian airlines flight mh17 was shot down over eastern ukraine, the region remainsawmakers in california have voted to extend the state's pioneering law to extend the state's pioneering law to cut carbon emissions. the vote puts them at odds with president donald trump, who is pulling the us out of the paris agreement to tackle climate change. james cook is in los angeles. james comey it is an interesting move. can you explain this law? cap and trade essentially means the state of california sets a limit for emissions, and it is trying to reduce its emissions of greenhouse gases by a0% from 1990 levels by the year 2030. then the trade element of cap and trade means that companies can buy permits to pollute at a higher level. so essentially, and there is a dispute about this, but essentially it amounts to a carbon tax. so companies have to pay to pollute, basically. this was in place, it was due to expire in 2020, but the democrats in the senate and the assembly, of the california state legislature, wants to extend it to 2030. tonight they have got their wish and the

in remembering the nearly 300 people when the malaysian airlines flight was shot down over ukraine three years ago today. and the lingering question -- why has no one and prosecuted -- been prosecuted? ♪ brent: i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us. we begin tonight in brussels, where negotiations about the united kingdom leaving the european union has entered a second more serious round. separation talks, now divorce proceedings. they were together a few weeks ago about discussing a timetable. but now the more difficult process of reaching agreement on major sticking points has begun. we have this report on the day 's events. reporter: for these politicians, the real work is only just beginning. four days of negotiations are scheduled here in brussels, and no one expects them to be easy. >> i look forward to our negotiations this week. we now delve into the art of the matter. we need to examine and compare our respective positions in order to make good progress. >> for us, it is incredibly important we now make good progress. we must negotiate and identify the differences so w

three years after malaysian airlines flight, mh17, was shot down over eastern ukraine, the region remainss who want closer ties to moscow and ukrainian armed forces. just two weeks after north korea's intercontinental ballistic missile test, seoul has proposed military talks with pyongyang, in a bid to de—escalate tensions in the region. if they were to go ahead, they would be the first high—level talks since 2015. north korea has yet to respond. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

three years after malaysian airlines flight, mh17, was shot down over eastern ukraine, the region remains locked in a brutal stalemate. a ceasefire has failed amid regular skirmishes between rebels who want closer ties to moscow and ukrainian armed forces. just two weeks after north korea's intercontinental ballistic missile test, seoul has proposed military talks with pyongyang, in a bid to de—escalate tensions in the region. if they were to go ahead, they would be the first high—level talks since 2015. north korea has yet to respond. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, with me, zeinab badawi, here in florida, where my guest is 98—year—old ben ferencz. he is the last surviving prosecutor at the nuremberg nazi trials. he also helped liberate the death camps of europe while serving in the us army. so does he believe that the nuremberg trials have made genocide and other crimes against humanity less likely to be committed in the world today? ben ferencz, welcome to hardtalk. you were born in 1920 in transylvania in central europe. you moved to the united states with your family

today marks three years since malaysian airlines flight mhi7 was shot down over eastern ukraine, killing in the conflict between russian—backed separatists, and the government in kiev. more than 10,000 people have died, and more than a million others have fled, or been forced from their homes. a ceasefire in the region isn't holding, with regular skirmishes as rebels who want closer ties to moscow battle the ukrainian armed forces, in mainly russian speaking areas. our special correspondent fergal keane and cameraman darren conway have been to the front line, in the town of avdiivka. at first the land looks at peace. until very quickly we walk into the war. here you follow in the steps of those who know the safest path, like this 50—year—old who joined the army when the war began. we paused because there is a sniper who has a direct line. she is telling us to go. the sprint to cover that is the hallmark of all the world's war zones. this was once a thriving industrial zone, now mangled by shellfire. where the long silences ofa shellfire. where the long silences of a half—hearted ceasefir

detailed maps of the ocean full taken during the search for missing malaysian airlines flight mh three seventy have been released by australian authorities. the plane vanished back in march two thousand and fourteen alright to fate beijing from kuala lumpur. two hundred thirty nine people on board although the plains never being found in the indian ocean search ended in january images could help australian fisheries. because they show the ocean floor mountains rift valleys and shipwrecks in clear detail. on sydney correspondent phil nasa scientist these reports. for almost three years australia leads a multinational search for flight mh three seventy. beneath some of the most inhospitable waters on a. the mystery remains unsolve. the search has produced a trove of high resolution maps that reveal an extraordinary deep sea world's. never before have some of the secrets of the southern indian ocean being shown in such detail. their undersea mountains taller than mount have raced in the valley dotted with volcanoes that runs for hundreds of kilometers. the data released online by geoscien

there was that second malaysian airliner that was shut down on the ukrainian russian border. and that really amplified tensions between russia and the area if youive way had an ai where the goal was to maximize the value of portfolio stocks, one of the ways to be to govalue would along line defense, short on consumer, start a war. how can it do that? a row over a war zone, then send an anonymous tip that an enemy aircraft is flying overhead right now. >> let's go to governor ducey. ducey we will finish our gubernatorial questions and then quickly in's and then one audience question, we are running short on time. >> i really enjoyed your comments, as someone who spent a lot of his time trying to reduce and illuminate regulations, i was surprised by your suggestion to bring regulations before we know exactly what we are dealing with with ai. example used if i were to come up with a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas that was explosive, people would say you have to ban that and then we would have no natural gas. given so many examples of how ai can be annexed essential -- can be

for putting bringing irregular forces into eastern ukraine and producing a , shooting down a malaysian airline, it was a result of his willingness to create this violence and mayhem. i think it is hard to find a defense of vladimir putin. on syrian policy i will give him , i will go along with the spirit of your comment. he at least recognize that we the u.s. had no real clue what we were doing in the syrian civil war. we called for the ousting of president aside and made towards theeps opposition but we did not follow through. the war got worse. ourasn't fundamentally fault, but the policy we constructed to try and respond to that was entirely ineffective and i think putin got quite cynical about watching the u.s. in his mind sort of lumbering eastd in the middle without much positive result. i can go along with the spirit of your comment on that degree but not to defend putin. host: florida, our line for independents. caller: good morning. everybody is talking but fake news now, this is donald trump's keyword. i can tell you what is fake, that meeting they had with putin the other day. what

any suspects in the downing of a malaysian airliner over ukraine will be prosecuted by the dutch governmentcision was made by the country's investigating the disaster. was on aflight 17 flight from amsterdam to kuala lumpur three years ago this month when it was shot down. there are no suspects oh far. the state of illinois is a step closer to ending its record budget impasse. the state senate overrode the , a budget ando tax bill. now the house is poised to do the same. unless illinois approves the budget, the state's credit rating should be downgraded to junk. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: thank you looking ahead at the agenda today, 2:00 eastern time, the federal reserve will release the minutes from its june meeting. 3:00, the un security council will hold a meeting to discuss north korea's intercontinental ballistic missile test. at 4:15, president trump will arrive in warsaw. was just talking about, illinois one step away from having its first budget in years. the state

. >> another malaysian airline planes -- >> too soon, too soon. >> my problem is it's not too soon iwish i could think of [ bleep ] faster. >> there's a graph that goes on in my head the more offense the subject the funnier it has to be. >> i was thinking the other day how bad a person you are by how soon after 9/11 you mast baited how long you waited for me it was between the two buildings going down. i had to do it. otherwise they win. that's the way i was looking at it at the time. it was a strange time for all of us. >> if you giggle, you bust it. because something made you had that involuntary reaction. >> in a way life is really hard, you have to get back to silly at some point or life is even harder. >> that boston marathon was scary, man. just think about it, you been training for a year, you finally get to the finish line and somebody screams, run! that is horrible. man. when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. what's going on here? um...i'm babysitting. that

they are believed to have shot on that malaysian airliner, all kinds of things that president trump could press his russian counterpart on, but if they don't come away with some big agreement on some score, whether might the russians look like they won here? >> if you think about back in time when reagan had his first meeting with gorbachev, that was a two day summit and they still didn't accomplish very much. it was a ground setting meeting and i think that's more of what we are getting here. they may touch on these issues and start to feel each other out and terms of how they're going to negotiate them, but it's hard to say that we are going to have a big decree today. >> jon: kind of interesting because it supposed to be a sideline meeting to the g20 summit, but it's overshadowing the summit, really in terms of the news coverage. >> and a lot of ways, yes. you're talking about the two biggest superpowers, so does make sense that how they are navigating the relationship is going to be a global topic. >> jon: it's been said that if they don't come to some big agreement on syria or someth

. >> another malaysian airlines plane was -- >> too soon! too soon, baby!my problem is, it's not too soon. i just wish i could think of [ bleep ] faster. >> there is a graphic on my head that the more offensive the subject, the funnier it has to be. >> i was saying the other day, if you can figure out how bad a person you are if how soon after september 11th you masturbated, how long you waited? for me it was between the two buildings going down, so i have a feeling that -- hi to do it. i had to. otherwise they win, that's the way i was looking at it at the time. it was a strange time for all of us. >> if you giggle, if a gaffe takes place you're busted because something made you have that involuntary reaction. >> life is hard but yet you have to get back to silly at some point or life is even harder. >> that boston marathon was scary. that was scary, man. just think about it. you've been training for a year. you finally get to the finish line. and somebody screams, run! that is horrible, man. with the travelocity customer first guarantee... your only worry

. >> another malaysian airlines plane was on -- >> too soon, baby. >> my problem is, it's not too soonead that the more soon it is, the more graphic it has to be. >> for me it was between the two buildings going down, so i had the feeling that -- i today do it, otherwise they win. a strange time for all of us. >> good you giggle, if you gufaw happens, you're busted. that involuntary reaction -- >> you have to get back it silly at some point. >> just think about it, you've been training for year. you finally get to the finish line and somebody screams, run! that is horrible, man. >> parody tends to make me laugh harder. >> thank goodness. i just couldn't resist. >> but sat tire makes me feel, oh, that's good. >> little bit hateful, little bit hurtful. but so [ bleep ] funny. >> comedy says something about the system. >> what? fz imitation is the sincerist form of comedy. the history of comedy, next sunday night at 10:00 on cnn. >f form of comedy. the history of comedy, next sunday night at 10:00 on cnn. >f form of comedy. the history of comedy, next sunday night at 10:00 on cnn. i form

. >>> the 2014 malaysian airlines flight that disappeared on its way to china was never found, but the search did create detailed sea floor maps that might help researchers. the maps could aid in the knowledge of rich fisheries and the earth's southern continents. >> very cool. >>> well, today, we will find out whether self-driving cars will share the road with you on your commute. virginia's transportation board is expected to approve a deal that would allow new testing to move forward on the 95 and 495 express lanes. our partners at wtop report the three-year deal would focus on whether self-driving cars can successfully run in the same lanes as regular traffic. some tests would require express lanes to close and vdot would have the right to set the testing schedule. >>> those automated speed cameras you see are popping up everywhere. >> and you may have been hit with a hefty fine. aaa is out with new numbers this morning. more than 2 million tickets were issued last year in maryland and d.c. combined because of those cameras. four out of nine speed camera tickets were issued in the

statement he had made back in may of 2015 when he was confronted that the russians shot down the malaysian airlines flight. all the evidence showed that the russians were a part of that. but candidate trump at that time said maybe the russians did it. maybe ukraine did it. we'll never know. that throw-away statement is exactly what russia wants him to say, and that plays right into the russian playbook. it is just really sew doubt and make people question what is so obvious. >> congressman, i appreciate your time. thank you. >> my pleasure, erin. >> melania trump sent in to try to end the meeting. and the one sitting next to putin at dinner tonight. you'll see. plus, hillary clinton's campaign chairman rips into donald trump calling him a whack job president and the energy secretary on supply and demand. was it another oops moment or not? yes, nice pop toss! flag dancing? we've been there. and with free hot breakfast and a warm welcome, we'll be there for you. hampton by hilton. mmmm. mmmm. mmmm... ugh. nothing spoils a moment like heartburn. try new alka-seltzer ultra strength heartburn relief che

into eastern ukraine and producing a war that has killed thousands of people, shooting down a malaysian airliner, even if it was tactically by mistake, it was the result of willingness to create violence and mayhem. it is hard to find it offensive vladimir putin. , going alongcy with the spirit of your comment, i will say he at least recognized that we've united states had no real clue what we were doing in the syrian civil war. we called for president assad ouster, we made tentative steps toward helping the opposition, we did not follow through, the war got worse, 500,000 people died. ouras not fundamentally fault, but the policy we constructed in the obama years to respond was entirely ineffective. i think putin got quite cynical about watching the united states , in his mind, blundering around in the middle east without much affect or positive result. i can go along with the spirit of your comments to that degree, not to the point of defending vladimir putin. host: rick joining us from florida, our line for independents. caller: good morning. everybody is talking about fake news now. this is

any suspects in the downing of malaysian airliner over ukraine will be prosecuted by the dutch governmentn was made by the country's investigating the disaster. the flight was from amsterdam to kuala lumpur three years ago this month when it was shot down. there are no suspects so far. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. i am mark crumpton. julia: "what'd you miss?" faces rising global tensions as north korea launched a paradigm changing missile. the un security council is meeting right now, and here with formerelliott abrams, deputy national security adviser under resident george w. bush and now senior fellow at the council of foreign relations. he joins us now from washington. the difference in what we heard from the u.s. passenger to the united nations today was they are threatening to shut off trade with countries that trade with north korea, a.k.a. china. do you think that is the right way to bring china to the table and do something greater about the north korean threat? >> basically, yes. the c

there was that second malaysian airliner that was shut down on the ukrainian russian border.t really amplified tensions between russia and the area if youive way had an ai where the goal was to maximize the value of portfolio stocks, one of the ways to be to govalue would along line defense, short on consumer, start a war. how can it do that? a row over a war zone, then send an anonymous tip that an enemy aircraft is flying overhead right now. >> let's go to governor ducey. ducey we will finish our gubernatorial questions and then quickly in's and then one audience question, we are running short on time. >> i really enjoyed your comments, as someone who spent a lot of his time trying to reduce and illuminate regulations, i was surprised by your suggestion to bring regulations before we know exactly what we are dealing with with ai. example used if i were to come up with a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas that was explosive, people would say you have to ban that and then we would have no natural gas. given so many examples of how ai can be annexed essential -- can be an exis

a new suspect in the downing of a malaysian airliner will be prosecuted by the dutch government.de by the -- theretor for the are no suspects so far. and crude oil has dipped in the as russia saysur it wants to stick with the current opec deal and would oppose any proposal for more production cuts. one said that anymore cutbacks the the deal would send wrong message to the oil market. opec ministers meet later this month. global news, 24 hours a day. powered by our more than 2700 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: monte dei paschi has five-year restructuring plan which includes cutting thousands of jobs. this announcement came after the eu said they could receive five point 4 billion euros in state aid but only after shareholders and jr. creditors contribute 4.3 euros -- contribute 4.3 billion euros. fore did entertain talks quite a long amount of time. i think the outcome is what the bank needs to move forward. morelli: that was marco , we will be speaking to him later on. joining us now is antonio garcia .ascual

in the malaysian an airline downing will be in court. ight m 817 was en route to kuala lumpur from amsterdam when it was shot down back in 2014. there are no suspects so far. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. jonathan: north korea's launch of an icbm missile will dominate the agenda. pingmir putin and using already waite weight in. >> we agreed to develop our initiative based on russia's step-by-step plan for a settlement in korea as well as ideas from china. at the same time, freezing the nuclear capabilities of north korea and the military exercises by the united states and south korea. jonathan: with us now from berlin is tonnage is captured -- tony. g-20, we thought it was trade and now geopolitics is taking the lead once again. if you have to get certain leaders in a room to sort out the issue that is north korea, who are those leaders and are we likely to see any kind of resolution this week? tony: one of the leaders or the main leader