, mr mario himself.nd, mr mario himselflj game, sanctioned by the gaming legend, mr mario himself. i said, whatever you do, do not make a jump game or whatever you do, do not make a jump game 01’ a whatever you do, do not make a jump game or a platform. make a mario game or a platform. make a mario game that has never been made before. it is not unheard of for nintendo to work with other studios but it is amazing to see one outside of japan. and there but it is amazing to see one outside ofjapan. and there was but it is amazing to see one outside of japan. and there was plenty but it is amazing to see one outside ofjapan. and there was plenty more, including kirby, meteoroid and one that got many hearts racing, a pokemon rpg. but with no release date announced, we could be waiting a while. translation: date announced, we could be waiting a while. translationzlj date announced, we could be waiting a while. translation: i would like to know myself when it comes out. with the switch taking mainstage at this

mario's the star of the show again in another game, mario + rabbids.ty has allowed another games company, ubisoft, to create this game, officially sanctioned by gaming legend shigeru miyamoto, mr mario himself. i said, whatever you do, don't try to make a jump game or a mario platformer, try to make a mario game that has never been made before. while it's not unheard of for nintendo to work with other studios, it is amazing to see it handed so freely to one outside of japan. and there was lots more, including a kirby, metroid and one that got a lot of fans‘ hearts racing, a pokemon rpg. but with no release date announced, we could be waiting awhile. translation: when will that come out? well, i'd like to know that myself. with the switch taking main stage at this year's nintendo event, it seems as though this is clearly their present and theirfuture. and as the switch has got portable capabilities, what does this mean in the long—term for nintendo's other hand—held devices? hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that apple's tim cook re

mario diaz-balart, thank you. to all the men and the cubans who fight, no matter what the imes can be for cuban liberty. mr. president, we have the cuban people, the people inside my homeland, thank you. thank you and we appreciate your love. [applause] president trump: thank you. wow. [applause] that's pretty good. she didn't know she was going to do that either, i will tell you. thank you very much. antunes, imprisoned for 17 years. where is he? [applause] love that name. and angel difana, imprisoned for over 20 years. [applause] thank you. thank you. very brave people. the exiles an dissidents here today have witnessed communism destroy a nation. just as communism has destroyed every single nation where it has ever been tried. but we will not be silenced in the face of communist oppression any longer. you have seen the truth, you have spoken the truth, and the truth has now called us, this group, called us to action. thank you. last year i promised to be a voice against repression. in our region, remember, trem

super mario odyssey sees mario travelling around the globe.e that, pop on a rocket and accelerate away. and it is notjust rockets. his hat is a key game mechanic, used to break bricks, collect coins, ride around and even inhabit the body of anything his headwear lands on. as one of nintendo's most popular characters, is mario the ace up the sleeve of switch? translation: (certainly, that is the case. notjust with mario but with many other things as well. we have heard from people who have maybe not played a nintendo system since n64 or super nintendo. but they have wonderful experiences from childhood and they sees things in super mario odyssey that will pull them back in. that is a wonderful opportunity to bridge a lot of new experiences that we offer as well. mario was the star of the show again in another game, mario rabbids. nintendo has allowed another games company to create this game, sanctioned by the gaming legend, mr mario himself. i said, whatever you do, do not make a jump game or a platform. make a mario game that has never been m

mario was the star of the show again in another game, mario rabbids.er games company to create this game, sanctioned by the gaming legend, mr mario himself. i said, whatever you do, do not make a jump game or a platform. make a mario game that has never been made before. it is not unheard of for nintendo to work with other studios but it is amazing to see one outside of japan. and there was plenty more, including kirby, meteoroids and one that got many hearts racing, a pokemon rpg. but with no release date announced, we could be waiting a while. translation: i would like to know myself when it comes out. with the switch taking mainstage at this year's event it seems that this is clearly their present and their future. and as it it has mobile capabilities, what does it mean in the long—term for nintendo's other hand—held devices? hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that apple's tim cook announced the compa ny‘s developing a self—driving car system, and roaming charges ended for uk mobiles within the eu — just make sure you read the sm

vonnie: mario draghi does not make mistakes.ot to be a conspiracy theorists, i wonder if it was thrown in to test the market. moving on, the euro is trading at 1.1365. is the ecb happy with that level? it does not have a currency policy, not a target exchange rate but you would imagine this is getting towards the levels where it may be nervous, 11. -- 1.14. mario draghi has done this before, put in trial balloons into speech and -- beaches, done it in jackson hole, it is is what he isthat doing and put language in his speech which he thinks he can bring up again at a future date. vonnie: exactly, we are on the same page. market, thehe bond way it is now? when we get more details on toxit, we have another year hear what the terms will be with trade. will there be major shifts and bond markets, rate markets, and fx markets when we know more? >> the main point is that the euro economy is doing well. growth is relatively strong. for european levels, it is quite strong. it is improving and broadening to the countries of the euro area

mario batali. musical guest liam payne.nd featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 697. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the "tonight show." this is it. come on! [ cheers and applause ] oh, my goodness. welcome, everybody. thank you so much. here's what -- here's what people are talking about. guys, today is the summer solstice. [ cheers and applause ] which is the longest day of the year. or as the white house calls that, every day. [ laughter and applause ] oh boy, oh boy. i saw that today, hundreds of people did yoga in times square, to celebrate the first day of summer. [ light laughter ] at least i think that's why times square elmo was lying face down. but i don't -- [ laughter and applause ] he smelled of -- hooch. let's get to some news here, i read that mitch mcconnell wants to force a senate vote on health care before july 4th. yeah, 'cause if there's one day you wa

this is mario lopez, everyone. >> ranking her famous lovers.n idol" judges. >> that would be my dream. >>> jennifer lawrence's private jet forced to make an emergency landing. we have the cockpit audio of the scary moment. >>> the first photos from jessica chastain's dream wedding outside venice. the bride in a custom-made gown. the a-list guests. the 17th century palace. plus, jessica's rare interview about her new italian husband. ♪ extra >>> plus, scarlett johansson, olivia wilde and chrissy teigen having a blast. dressed to kill at the tonys. >> i'm having a blast. >> now from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. ♪ extra, extra >> hey, everyone. i'm mario lopez. we have a lot to get to. let's get to our top story. here's jerry. >> "bachelor in paradise", sparked by an explicit caught on camera encounter in a swimming pool. the reported incident involving former bachelor bad girl corinne. >> i'm not a villain. i'm just me. >> and demario jackson just sent packing from the bachelorette. >> i'm really going to need yo

. >> this is mario lopez, everyone. >> what's up, everyone. >> one thing about mario is he looks good, he smells good. he is just a guy. >> oh, my god. >> sorry. i just want to touch him. >> what's going on right now? >> by the way, you've gotten hotter. >> oh, my god. >> enough about mario. this is katy's world. >> my whole goal is to be as authentic as possible and maybe what it means to me. >> more than 40 cameras capturing perry's every move. >> hi, "extra". how are you guys? >> from accidentally flashing her butt during a massage, to a beyond candid therapy session. >> i don't even want to look like katy perry anymore sometimes. >> katy debuting her new song swish swish. on "snl". some speculating it's about her feud with taylor swift. katy said she's ready to put it to an end. telling air arianna huffing ton -- >> i really truly want to come together and in a place of love and forgiveness. >> sometimes you just need to let it all go. ve it. hair down if you still >> katy getting all kinds of sitors. like james corden. he managed to get her to rank her lovers from worst to best.

mario, whoo—hoo! i love this crowd of people that are just super mario fans.ow, super mario games are typically the bestselling on nintendo consoles. it is different than before. more of an open world. the difference in this game is you throw your hat by shaking your controller. oh, ijust snapped her. sorry. last year here at e3 nintendo had one game to show off. this year it has a whole raft off. this year it has a whole raft of titles. that includes super mario odyssey — quite a turnaround. we have a problem in explaining since the beginning. the video that introduced switch for the first time was about trying to make people understand, you are gonna be able to play on tv and take it to any place. you can play multiplayer locally anywhere. the switch is such an improvement on wii. it seems to have brought back nintendo's mojo. it is night and day. they have really turn things around. what do you think is the appeal of mario, why do people love at? it is a tribute to the creativity and the teams that nintendo, just the passion and the love for videogames, it

thank you. >> that was mario draghi speaking there for a little while. some pretty interesting but not surprising headlines what struck but that we saw a pop in the euro was that a surprise? >> i think heading into the speech t looks as if the euro was under some pressure following yesterday's comments which seemed to be more on the dovish side from draghi. i think he's emphasizing that growth remains robust and is expected to remain robust. he is re-emphasizing that any pace of accommodation would be gradual, they're prepared to wait inflation remains the key here they have to look through the transitory factors, but it's consistent with our own views that this is a long haul the path of withdrawal from accommodative monetary policy will continue for the for se foreseeable future it was more balanced and less dovish than his comments yesterday that were reported do you think that's just the aid ye audienceties ha he's talking to >> i think the fact that unemployment is coming down, albeit in a slow pace, the goal here is to support growth and make sure

by mario draghi's conference.ou. .n extraordinary news day i cannot think of a busy year day than what we have now. 10:00 a.m., our coverage of the comey testimony. we know harvard and m.i.t.. bill came out of a different cambridge, out of austin college, did tours of duty for miami, the new, york bombings of 1992. the fbi assistant director joins us. i want to know what mr. mueller is going to be looking at in this testimony. this relationship between two know.ou bet jim comey will not stray beyond the papers released yesterday. i am not sure bob mueller has reviewed that statement and is in agreement with it. >> they will continue to do the job they have done for years and years. does it create turmoil? sure. with the naming of a nominee for the new director, that is of concern. please. were key distinction . the main thing, the primary thing you have to look out for is somebody of great character and ethical performance who can be independent from any other outside causes that may try to influence his decisions

mario vallejo con mÁs.premo aprovechÓ el incidente para escribir comentarios y declaraciones contra el gobierno y esa instituciÓn. >> que cesen inmediatamente los actos pronunciamientos hostiles en contra tribunal supremo de justicia y los funcionarios del poder judicial. que sirvan como justificaciÓn para ser objeto de ataques terroristas. mario: los vÍdeos fueron aprobados el martes, varias explosiones y disparos escucharon mientras sobrevolaba el centro de caracas. compositores y exiliados venezolanos han sido cautos a la hora de opinar sobre los hechos. antes de despegar el piloto publicÓ un vÍdeo de 04:30 minutos entre otras cosas dice. >> exigimos, presidente nicolÁs maduro, tu renuncia inmediata. mario: mientras esto ocurrÍa, efectivos de la guardia nacional y para militares, miembros de colectivos, se pusieron en la puerta de la asamblea, para impedir que salieran los opositores. el presidente de la asamblea se presentÓ en una unidad militar. mario: y fue literalmente expulsado a empujones por el of

where mario draghi is seeing growth but inflation is just not picking up? >> well, i think for a couple of reasons. one of them is the price of energy, oil and gas. because every time it gets up to $50, if you want to use a dollar figure, be it west texas or brent, something happens vis-a-vis supply or demand and it drops down again. and that's playing havoc with getting inflation up. and this is a problem in the united states and also the question of demand in the sense of a consumer spending. so he think that's why mario is going to be very, very cautious because he's seeing problems with with the ecb in the past where they've been too fast to jump, you know, on inflation. and so i think the word is caution vis-a-vis how mario draghi will act. >> i just want to let our audience know that the prime minister theresa may has turned up at a local polling station to cast a vote. .you can see the outside of that polling station, but we obviously can't see theresa may because she's inside. this is her constituency as the uk conducts its general election today. s

what does mario draghi said and has he gotten overly hawkish, in terms of expectations?age on the bond market. let's get to the first word news . >> the trump administration says anothery are planning weapons attack. he said that aside would pay a heavy price, if they proceeded. the attack prompted donald trump to order a cruise missile strike against syrian targets two days later. the partial revival of donald trump's travel ban is being called a victory and he said that the lower courts have gone too far. people will be barred, unless they can show a genuine relationship with a personal entity in the united states. three republican senators said they voted to block the latest version of the health care bill. a new estimate from the congressional budget office found that play 2 million with the without health insurance. michelle has been charged with corruption by the top prosecutor. clear how long the process will take. if they president is found guilty -- the president has repeatedly denied wrongdoing. and they backnion on living in britain after she said at the repor

. >> mario: look at this, isn't this amazing? >> anthony: beirut. >> mario: yes like beirut.nd some water would be perfect. >> mario: perfect, my drink of choice is grey goose with coconut water. >> anthony: the family story is not an uncommon one. the first members came here during the collapse of the ottoman empire arriving penniless. they worked their way up as textile merchants and branched out to run businesses that sell everything from medical equipment to real estate. >> anthony: and how large is the community now, in trinidad? >> man wearing black shirt: it's a little under 5,000. >> anthony: that's still a fairly small percentage of the --. >> man wearing black shirt: extremely small, actually we're the smallest ethnic group in trinidad. >> mario: but the most powerful, almost the most powerful. >> anthony: it's not bragging. syrian-lebanese merchant class are generally seen as the elite. >> mario: actually i'm very big in the food business, i have 120 restaurants, they call me the starbucks of the caribbean. >> anthony: i can't tell you how happy i am about this mea

we listen to mario draghi in portugal.ay he spoke to a number of students and he told young people that they will benefit from the revival and the eurozone growth, which let me to this chart. this is the us unemployment within the eurozone. and portugal, it is down from 40% to 24%. spain is 39% with germany 6.8%. italy is 34% in greece is 46%. this highlights the biggest issue facing the eurozone right now. we are much lower now than the levels we saw two or three years ago. vonnie: the u.s. dollar and oil are going in opposite directions once again. it's really fascinating anything about it. the dollar index showing a little weight, but oil up two point 25% today -- 2.25% today. i want to point out the mexican peso that has been strengthening. is the first time we have seen that quite a long time. some selling in the 10-year part of the curve. the quick look at gmm where you will seek currencies that are oil related are higher but not the dollar index. with that, i will send it over to abigail doolittle with a deeper look

s&p futures are down two moves in the euro following comments about mario draghi.raghi says growth in the eurozone is abovetrend and broadly based. a decent jump in the euro over the course of his speech up 0.64% the key soipoint is he aid all signs point to strengthening and recovering that gave the euro the jump on the news he said inflationary pressures seem to be replacing deflationary pressures most of the speech was dovish, indeed he did say loose policy was still required tomake sure inflation dynamics became durable. any changes to policy would be gradual. the broad term was dovish. the market focusing on those core comments about the economy and saying the economy is broadening european markets on the back of this are suffering stronger euro is not good for markets. but they were very strong yesterday. we got about a percent of gains on news of that italian bank bailout. people encouraged about the fact that not just that those two banks which only represent 2% of i tatalian bank assets, today taking profits and responding. european bonds for you as well,

travis: thank you, mario. our first question, i think we can pose to the entire panel who would like to speak to it but it is specifically referenced to a point that linda was making earlier and that is the role that the u.s. government played in the birthing of the independence of south sudan and what specifically the u.s. should do to help bring about a political esolution in the conflict. linda: and i was -- i'd like to say i've been working on south sudan since 2002 and so i saw the c.p.a. period and also -- which are the bush years and then i also was up close and personal because i started the national security council under obama during the referendum period when we were actually talking about how we would bring independence. and so i will say, you know, during the time period, there was a very strong realization that the terms of the comprehensive peace agreement had not been met fully. i think there was a strong recognition that the 2010 elections were not where they needed to be. i think that we knew

one-day gain in a year after those hawkish comments coming from mario draghi. hinting that the ecb might start winding down its stimulus. r let's talk about another central bank, fed chair janet yellen reaffirmed her view that interest rates should continue to rise gradually. speaking at the british academy in london, yellen added she did not expect another financial crisis in our lifetime and warned against any unwinding of reforms in financial services. >> the system is much safer and much sounder as i mentioned, we are doing a lot more to try to look for financial stability risks that may not be immediately apparent, but to look in corners of the financial system that are not subject to regulation outside those areas in order to try to detect threats to financial stabilities that may be emerging so, would i say there will never be another financial crisis? probably that would be going too far, but i do think we're much safer. and i hope that it will not be in our lifetimes and i don't believe it will be >>> speaking at the ecb forum in sintra, draghi suggest

followed by mario draghi's news conference and from 3:00 p.m. u.k. time, fired fbi director james comey testifies before the senate intelligence committee. fbi chiefalty, fired james comey will recount his conversations with the u.s. president in a senate hearing today. details are next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back, time here london 6:17. business the bloomberg flash from juliette saly. juliette: airbus may be thrown out lifeline for its superjumbo. emirates is said to be in talks about buying 20 more planes as airbus debates cutting production below one a month. the order could be worth $8.7 billion before discounts, although people familiar with the discussions at the carrier hasn't decided exactly how me planes it wants. is givingeo says she president donald trump's administration the benefit of the doubt. speaking exclusively to bloomberg, meg whitman who publicly backed hillary clinton and lester's election, said she supports some but not all of president from's policies. >> we are in favor of tax reform. we think the lower corporate

let's look at what is happening first with mario draghi.here are two words that stuck out, one was persistence, the other prudence, persistence in the current policy, but prudence in terms of the ability to change it. >> we can be confident that our policy is working and it's all effects on inflation will rationally materialize. for that, our policy needs to be persistent, and we need to be prudent in how we adjust its parameters to improve economic conditions. >> that prudence and possible movement is found in the possible balance, possible unwind of the balance sheet, #8489. take a look at the white line. the balance sheet of the ecb, 4.1 trillion euros, but unicredit says mario draghi may have shown his hand and made the first step towards less accommodation. unicredit saying a tapering announcement might come as soon as september 7, the euro rising the most on mario draghi's remarks. switching to the bank of england, some change of action. says he wants to raise the capital requirement for british banks. is that heng here will increase

there is new fodder in the remarks of mario draghi.han: set me up for the rest of the day because we've got some action in portugal and some names begin later. -- some big names speaking later. concludesecb forum with a policy panel where we have mario draghi sitting down with mark carney, and mr. kuroda those heads of banks cover monetary policy for almost a quarter of the world economy between them. the missing elements are the fed and the bank of china. they will be talking about relevantgrowth, the and investments, it is hard to avoid talking about where they are on the path towards normalization. jonathan: looking forward to all of that. -- joining us from portugal, we will bring you that panel right here on bloomberg tv at around 9:30 eastern, about 2:30 in london and 3:30 central european time. we are joined by bloomberg's eurozone economist maxine's body. in new york,office still with us, benjamin mandel from jpmorgan. we want to begin with you quickly. we want to talk about how difficult the task is for the ecb to remove the a

a developer has created a super mario brothers game for mario brothers game for augmented reality. >> look at this. this video was posted online. he said he did this using microsoft hollow lens set. this is not on the market. he just did this on his own. it gives you a taste of what augmented reality games could end up looking like. he tested it out on new york's central park. that's him playing on the screen, dressed as mario. because it's new york, nobody looked at him twice. nobody cared he was jumping up and smashing the mushrooms and getting the coins. we posted the entire video on our website. it's worth watching. abc7news.com. >> i have two thoughts. one, it's great people can actually when they're playing video games get out and get exercise. which is really cool. number two, we are all going to look really, reallyweird. walking around, jumping up. did you see that?he glov, too. looked like super mario. i feel so uncreative. not creative right now. oh, my god. that was awesome. let's talk about the alameda county fair where it was 100 yesterday at 11:00. it will be 83 today. 9

a sub target inflation a short-term phenomenon as a mario draghi suggests? a sniffle? where next for tech stocks after this week's philip? -- this week's tech stocks? -- where next for tech stocks after this week's selloff? i heard it rained 100 leaders in seven hours. according to the newscaster, that is a lot. 100 liters sounds like a lot of water. that is the picture right now. after yesterday's move, that is pretty unexciting. i think the market is marking the end of the quarter with a sign of relief. you have to assume that some of what we have seen this week, a may be has to do with the fact that we have come to the end of the quarter ended has been a reasonable run of late. tothing to provide an excuse get out, maybe that is what we have seen. the shot of tranquility. -- the shroud of and cody. -- the shroud of tranquility. this year, we will see how things turn up. freddie lait is here. you like these. let's walk through the chart. this is the offense the beginning of the year. -- this is since the beginning of the year. facebook is the white line. a

mario draghi will deliver his assessment of the euro zone economy. the central bank is said to be ready to cut inflation forecasts. -- not stop lawmakers asking and it is election day in the u.k.. the country heads to the polls for the second time in two years. is gooddon, it afternoon and in new york, it is good morning. a huge thursday coming up. i am jonathan ferro alongside david westin and alix steel. alix: super thursday. the u.k. voting underway, and then at 7:45, we get the ecb rate decision. a cold and 30, the draghi news conference. 10:00 a.m. -- tech :00 a.m., the d.c. soap opera starts. former fbi director james coming will give his testimony in front of a congressional committee. david: live coverage starting at 9:40, including broadcasting on twitter. we are discussing with joe manchin, the senator from west virginia. it is a big drama. jonathan as you know very well, there is a big question of whether it is drama or it really affects the world such as markets. jonathan: thank you very much. let's begin by getting a look at the markets.

thank you for joining us, mario.d you are having lunch overlooking the tragedy as it was unfolding. please describe what you saw. good night, everyone. basically, we were having lunch with some friends from switzerland. and we overheard a commotion. so we switzerland. and we overheard a commotion. so we saw switzerland. and we overheard a commotion. so we saw all the boats leaving and coming, and went out to see what was happening. i was looking at the shocking images some of the survivors coming into shore, and trying to be reanimated rabat. soi and trying to be reanimated rabat. so i try to turn the attention of my client away. —— right there. it was a big emergency with 200 people on the boat. i'm sure it did not meet the boat. i'm sure it did not meet the safety requirements, otherwise there would not have been this tragedy. there was a lot of commotion on one of the most people posing colombia. here at guatape. it was important to get away from your mind, because even in the church, people worked there for medic

yvonne: mario draghi, his comments.guing both for current stimulus and the ability to change. this sounds a lot like classic draghi. ramy: it sounds like him. there is a lot of hedging. one of them was prudence. of them was persistence in the current policy, but prudence in the ability to change. let us take a listen to his exact words here. >> we can be confident our policy is working. effects will gradually materialized. our policy needs to be persistent and we need to be prudent in how we adjust its parameters to improving economic conditions. ramy: what does he actually mean? he could be talking about the balance sheet. 8489. the white line is the ecb balance sheet. 4.1 trillion euros, adding 2.2 trillion everson's 2009. unicredit saying mr. draghi may have just shown one of his cards, alluding to a first step accommodation. of course, as we spoke about earlier, the euro did rise the most in two weeks off of that. some investors seeing some possible optimism. yvonne: i suppose there is optimism. inflation has been a

mario, closing thoughts. [inaudible] with the international community as a whole, i would like to see the community support them. i don't want the international community to take away the country. [inaudible] will want good intentions but not to send in troops which would be a violation of legal sovereignty. : >> thank you to csis for hosting us this morning. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> if you missed any of this discussion you can find it on our website c-span.org. type south sudan into the search bar. >> sunday night on "after words," temple university professor keith davis examines gender identity in his book beyond trends, does gender matter? use interviewed by sarah ellis, glaad president and ceo. >> when we're talking about transgender discrimination i think we're talking about something different which is about t

mario and his parents barely escaped in the car behind.obody would miss us." mario pinhal‘s home remains standing, it is a shattering monument to his family's decision to flee. if they'd simply stayed put, they would have all survived. james reynolds, bbc news, central portugal. you can also find the report from james online on bbc news. a security incident at the central railway station in brussels. we can bring any colleague from the bbc, adam fleming, who is live from the brussels newsroom. four people joining us, can you start the beginning? this security incident started a couple of years ago at the brussels central station which is a stones throw from the grand place, the historic centre of brussels. a couple of miles from the eu headquarters weird i am speaking to you from. this is the home to many european institutions. a man was seen at the central station carrying a rucksack. and reports are stating they could've been an explosive vest on his body. the let of a small explosion that caused panic in the train station. a few moments

and i listened to another friend of man,dressman mario dias, and i'll tell you i appreciated -- mario what you said so much. in fact, i was looking for mario. i wanted to find him but they said he was on stage. i almost dragged him off the stage to thank him, but thank you mario. that was great. appreciate it. and i also want to thank my good friend and just a man who was a tremendous support in the state of florida for being with us, governor rick scott. [ applause ] great job. he's doing a great job. oh, i hope he runs for the senate. i know i'm not supposed to say that. i hope he runs for the senate. rick, are you running? huh? i don't know, marco, rets go. we've got to get him to -- i hope he runs for the senate. we're dep leply honored to be joined by veterans of the bay of the pigs. these are great people, amazing people. [ applause ] i have wonderful memories from our visit during the campaign. that was some visit. that was right before the election. i guess it worked, right? boy, florida as a whole and this community that supported us by tremendous margins, and we appreciate i

mario and his parents barely escaped in the car behind.es, "nobody would miss us." mario pinhal‘s home remains standing, it is a shattering monument to his family's decision to flee. if they'd simply stayed put, they would have all survived. james reynolds, bbc news, central portugal. world refugee day is highlighting the plight of more than 65 million people who've been forced from their homes. more than half are under the age of 18. mari malek, who was born in south sudan, came to the us as a child refugee. her family, fleeing civil war, settled in new jersey. now she is a supermodel and advocate for children in her home country. where i come from, south sudan, we are very strong and resilient. we've been going through war for over four decades and we are still sticking to it and still surviving and still living and still making things. so that is in my blood. we lived in the projects. i was just the awkward child, tall, black. "where did she come from? who is she?" i couldn't express myself because i didn't know how to speak english. wh

mario and his parents barely escaped in the car behind.inhal‘s home remains standing, it is a shattering monument to his family's decision to flee. if they'd simply stayed put, they would have all survived. james reynolds, bbc news, central portugal. a review into the murder of toddler liam fee has found that although his death couldn't have been predicted there were "missed opportunities" to intervene on his behalf. the two—year—old was killed in fife in 2014 by his mother rachel and her partner nyomi fee after they'd subjected him to sustained physical and mental abuse. 0ur scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, reports. liam fee's short life was marked by escalating abuse and neglect. when he died, he had more than 30 injuries, including a ruptured heart. the first to raise the alarm over the toddler's wellbeing was his childminder, heather farmer. she contacted the authorities three times with her concerns. she spoke to the bbc for an upcoming documentary about child protection in fife. to me, i done myjob as best as i could. but someon

this is what mario draghi is watching.ope said, risk in the economy, he has not talked about that since he took over as president of the ecb. he also said on a positive note that the risk of deflation has disappeared. one thing people called dovish is the fact the ecb reduced the inflation forecast for this year, for 2019, and in fact the ecb far from looking at inflation with their target, they say it will be at 1.6%. another chart i want to look at is 8939, the get another sense of what the forces are that are driving inflation. and it is interesting that while the euro area unemployment is declining, in fact it reminds me of the chart we should of the u.s., confidence is rising and expected to rise up further. we do not see if eating through to the higher prices. not at a level where the ecb feels. it has to be ready. although a somewhat positive thing, mario draghi thinks they want have to cut interest rates this year. but if things do go sour, he said they could do it again. bonds continue to be bought, people saying

of our highlight offerings is a new super mario game, super mario odyssey, launching in october.ad been around the booths, and consumers have big smiles on their faces. things are going well for us at e3. emily: there was a lack of third-party gaming announcements. should we expect other games to be announced later this year? reggie: you know, so we announced, here at e3, a number of different games for nintendo switch. we have a new game called "splatoon 2" coming this summer. there is a franchise called "xenoblade chronicles" that we are announcing a new game for coming later in the fall. we've announced well in development, a new metroid game. we got a wealth of games. plus, there are great third-party games as well, games from ea, bethesda, ubisoft. there is a lot of content coming, not only for nintendo switch, but for nintendo 3ds as well. emily: microsoft and sony are going head-to-head on consoles. why stay out of the race for the fattest, hottest console in the market? reggie: you know, it is interesting. our two competitors believe it is all about processing power and b

mario draghi, talking in portugal earlier on.l talking at the bank of england potential stability report. we are also hearing from the competition commissioner. she find google a record amount. this is what we know so far. this is an antitrust investigation. she's tried to field questions on donald trump and the u.s. she is basically saying this is not vengeance for the u.s. and there no european rival that can rival google. she says this is a case based on facts. the decision could resurrect .awsuits could ther google is fined $2.7 billion and they have 90 days to comply with that. because we will have our own competition with the eu competition commissioner. look for that at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. if you were to do the interview, you would have quite a lot of questions for her. tom: i think it is the most visible divide between europe and the united states of america. i don't mean it about google in general, but the whole slew of competitive dynamics is just extraordinary. let's go to the dynamics of politics and economics in

mario draghi will be speaking at the forum in centra.speech live on bloomberg surveillance and dab digital radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: easy does it. draghi defends the ecb's lose policy stance. will there be any talk during his keynote speech? we will bring it to you live.

mario is reaching new types of consumers.the game doing how to bring well, our content to smart devices effectively, that bodes well for our future efforts including our next application. pull ceo tim cook visited japan last year. how did that go? >> it went incredibly well. as we were doing the planning for super mario run, we had our key game developer there. what we have been able to foster is a strong relationship with apple, with google and android as well. we offer these marketplaces a type of content that consumers love, that consumers have fond memories of. that is important to them. >> when can we expect mobile games to be a majority of nintendo's revenue? >> great question. today the vast majority of revenue is driven by our dedicated games business. mobile is one of two other key platforms as we think about our growth. the relationship we are doing likeother companies universal studios is going to be important to us. are doingy what we with the licensed merchandise , these are all of the different areas nintendo is