malta takes over the eu's rotating presidency next year. david cameron is giving up his seat in parliament. he tells itv that he would be a distraction for the new premise to. -- new prime minister. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. bloomberg west does next. ♪ emily: this is bloomberg west. coming up, $22 billion wife's out -- wipeout samsung us market cap. the company promotes a young leader. and self driving car technology back in the spotlight. the biggest companies are struggling to chart the path to market. facebook messenger releases new tools round box and businesses. we will hear from the head of messaging about his vision for the service. first to the lead. tesla shares rising after elon musk reveals updates to the electric cars autopilot feature. it has been under fire after a driver was killed when his car collided with a truck on a florida highway. he was using the autopilot feature. elon musk says these updates would have saved this driver's life. how so? we are having some technical difficulties. -- it should have been ab

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and at last year's commonwealth leaders meeting in malta, i promised to support all efforts to achieverriage and honor killing. global citizens, over 63,000 of you have called me on the commonwealth to say that countries should level the laws for girls and women, and i hear you loud and clear. i'm committed to working with all 53 commonwealth countries to address and reform gender discrimination laws through the commonwealth office of civil and criminal justice reform. together we will prove what can be accomplished when the common ratifies behind the common goal. so thank you, global citizens! >> hello global citizens. no person should have to live in extreme poverty without enough to eat and without education, health care or opportunity, and that's the world bank group's mission. our goals are to end extreme poverty by 2030 and boost shared prosperity so that everyone can enjoy the benefits of a growing economy. every three years our donors contribute to a fund for the poorest countries to create jobs, improve the quality of education and make health care accessible. three years ago

european leaders will meet in malta next week to discuss europe's future once britain leaves. that theoffice tweeted talks are meant to spur momentum for the new idea of your kid u.s. treasury -- new idea of europe. u.s. treasury secretary jack lew said that over time the brexit vote will be hard for the u.k. choice a is 2.5% more gdp growth, choice b is 2.5% less, no one in my position would choose less. that is what the brexit vote means for the u.k. over time this will be hard for the u.k. all their planning assumes it will have that effect. euk: malta takes over the rotating presidency next year . i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie, that to you. vonnie: fed governor lael brainard is speaking at the chicago council of global affairs. she did this assessment earlier. ms. brainard: to the extent that the effect on inflation of further conditions is likely to be moderate and gradual, the case to tighten policy reactively -- preemptively is less compelling. is the lastspeech scheduled appearance by central banker before the fomc meeting. the blackout period comes aft

malta takes over the eu's rotating presidency next year.news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more i am markountries. crumpton. this is bloomberg. matt: thank you very much. i want to take a look quickly at markets. we are just about 45 minutes speech we are all waiting for to help decipher exactly what the fed is thinking one week ahead of its next meeting. here, you see equities climbing into this meeting, which is interesting. european stocks were down across the board. on friday we had a big drop on the s&p 500. willoncern is that the fed raise rates for the september 20 meeting. by the looks of equities today, you would say that investors are not scared off. on the other hand, if you look at bonds, they are selling. of course, they would do that if they thought that the fed would raise rates. two-year right now, up one basis point. the 30 year at 2.40. the longer bond is unchanged. let's take a look at commodities as well. we salt cold having parchment this run. it is now down about eight dollars a

we also met with president gorbachev win a russian ship off .he coast of malta at one time we were staying on a u.s. navy battleship, and the plan was to go back and forth and have some meetings on the russian ship and some meetings on our ship. , and was a big storm gorbachev did not want to come, so we all had to go get on this little boat and go over to the russian ship. the good thing about it is we brought some lobster from maine to have dinner with president gorbachev. he didn't come over, so you can guess who got to have the lobster dinner that night. house on to the white the tour, you walk through these rooms. this is in the red room. i am in the blue room looking across into the red room. that is president bush and president gorbachev. president bush loved to play horseshoes. here he is playing horseshoes on the south lawn of the white house with the prime minister of .apan queen elizabeth showed up, and she brought her sterling silver horseshoes. i don't think she ever actually threw one. they are probably right now on display at the george bush presidential library. this is bor

eu leaders will meet in malta to discuss the road ahead after britain leaves.

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your department has negotiated treaties with luxembourg and malta and dozens of other countries. but what i think your staff may be losing track of is the -- they're looking at everything through solely an economic lens. and they also need to look from a geopolitical and foreign policy lens. and i'm asking your department to just have one tax lawyer spend a few months to do something. and i want to describe how important it is from the standpoint of the congress and the standpoint of the executive branch state department, foreign policy, defense department. we in congress have provided a billion dollars of aid to armenia over the last 25 years. the executive branch has a policy of getting the newly independent states, it became independent from the soviet union, to wean them from moscow. and that is so important that not only have you done tax treaties with estonia, latvia, lithuania, but we've put our lives on the line. we admitted estonia into nato. we could be at war with russia. we could lose soldiers in the field. i'm not asking anybody in the treasury department to put thei

malta. that is a high number for a small island and all of the countries in europe or the united states for that matter, sweden, 17 per 1,000. that's the highest rate out of europe or the western hemisphere. so the swedes continue to take a lot of refugees in. and we have a national destiny and national security to be concerned about. and we know, we know that it's a very difficult task to vet refugees. i'm supportive of an effort to suspend refugees coming out of that part of the world that produces terrorists until such time as we can get a handle on the vetting of them, on the background checks and many times when they leave their home country and enter a foreign country, they will destroy identifying documents they have so they won't be sent back. this is a big problem for europe. we watched as the attacks on country after country and it's a big problem for the united states. we are challenged with this vetting process that cannot possibly uncover those who will turn to violence. we can