mario: mario left. dominic, he said, "no." he don't want to come down. lemonis: mario left?mario: yeah. lemonis: okay. and dominic said "no." mario: no. lemonis: wow. look, it's clear to me that the situation here is not ideal. the dynamics are really off. and if i'm gonna move forward with susana, i'm gonna have to put a lot more thought into it. but before any of that happens, i have to dig in and see if there's anything even here. did you bring your financials with you? susana: yes. lemonis: why don't we sit down and go over them and we'll see? okay. start with the balance sheet. so $545,000 of inventory? susana: yes. lemonis: all right, so you could liquidate all that and generate some cash. susana: yes. lemonis: how much debt is in the business? anna: just the payables. lemonis: are there any bank loans? anna: we don't have any bank loans. lemonis: so the accounts payable are the real problem? anna: yes. susana: yes. lemonis: and that's $719,000. anna: yes. lemonis: so $545,000 of inventory, $700,000 of debt. so how much of this $700,000 is a problem? anna: i would say

esta periodista nos dice que ya hablÓ con mario desde tema.ene gente de miami que le estÁ ayudando. reportera: alexander dijo que no fueron pocas las veces que estas calles estuvieron a punto de robarle la ilusiÓn de ganarse la vida con su voz. >>no era fÁcil cuando personas venÍan y te decían que te callarÁs. mis pies tardaron mucho en volver a reponerse. porque mi zapato se daÑaron ni una buena parte del ande descalzo y fue doloroso. reportera: ahora dice que se atreverÍa a atravesar el mundo para llegar a mÉxico, no puede dejar la oportunidad que le puso la vida. >>estarÍa dispuesto a lo que fuese para alcanzar este sueÑo, y si fuera de volver a caminar lo harÍa. >>otro detalle. el cantante le dio una propina de $100 al joven. no lo podÍa creer y el joven se la enviÓ a su madre. >>le decÍamos suerte. y con esta esperanzadora historia cerramos lse joven que seguro serÁ muy exitoso, de un hermoso gesto que puede cambiar una vida. >>por fin es viernes y estas son las noticias la administraciÓn obtiene la aprobaciÓn de la corte suprema en un mu

christine lagarde is set to succeed mario draghi.l be the first person to take the job without being a career banker. joining us now from brussels is maria tadeo who is tracking the twists and turns, the horse trading between the european leaders as they struggle to andnate an ecb president european commission president. what type of central bank will christine lagarde b, what is the consensus? maria: in terms of christine lagarde, this is not a central banker, not an economist. something that has been her business, not your traditional european banker. is difficult to say before you start the job, but if you look at her track record, she has been supportive of mario draghi and praised the action he took during the crisis. she could use fiscal room to create growth. in reference to germany with a huge surplus, she has always the key priority for the european union, they should do more to integrate economies. that we dois reading not get the clean break from mario draghi. it is more of a continuation. the: some people are making point

mario draghi has talked about it. we not done with mario draghi yet.this argument that if it had been a halt coming, mario draghi may have acted more aggressively before he leaves. with lagarde, does mario draghi have to do that? paul: i have not heard that argument but i find it quite compelling. i think draghi will be happy to set christine lagarde up for a spike or whatever the terminology to see it through if he does not do it himself. the chiefso empower economist who is a pretty dovish influence himself. it does feel like the shift in power in the governing council will be in favor of more dovish policy which could mean more qe. certainly that is what the market is pricing in. euro, it isst the the credit that the ecb will be able to buy, probably more spain , more portugal and those kinds of things. guy: what we make of the u.s. data today? number, we are still trading over 55, but that number is softening. how does that change my perception of what the fed will do and where i trade u.s. rates? isl: the market -- the fed going to do something an

christine lagarde nominated as the replacement for mario draghi at the ecb.ould be the first woman to run euro area monetary policy. after 20 hours of meetings, the european council agrees on new leaders. the next challenge, parliamentary approval. we have a live update from brussels. stabilizing the crude market has become more elusive for opec as supply cuts failed to stop a price slide. quick check on the markets on this holiday week in north america, the markets not likely to see any real volume. lackluster performance. it should be noted the markets are off the lows of the session, also off the highs. we saw the markets move higher not necessarily in reaction to the word that christine lagarde was appointed, but the s&p tracking back to breakeven. energy, materials both weak spots for that market. we have to take a look at european stocks. they have been doing pretty well. we are talking about them doing their -- posting their best half of the years since 1998. european cyclicals gaining against defenses as well. bond yields continue to drop him and not

mario draghi a currency manipulator?d always say that the ecb does not have an explicit exchange rate policy, but we know and pleasantly when he has previously -- implicitly ton he has previously tried raise inflation rates, it is by changing the euro. it is potentially a charge that can stick. one of the things i will be doing as i am listening, will be looking and listening to the language that mr. draghi uses and keeping my eye on president trump's twitter account. we look at when europe we look at clearly manufacturing slowdown. how close is your up to a recession? simon: i think it is some way off. the manufacturing picture is weak, but the service is in the low 50's, but steady. ofre is sufficient easing financial conditions over the course to start to feed through into increase lending -- increased lending later in the year. i do not think there is an imminent recession risk, but we have to look at the other side of policy, and fiscal policy. with the advent of christine joining the ecb, the kind of work putting p

this as mario draghi left rates unchanged, but set a significant amount of stimulus may be needed. this coming at a time when more central banks are turning dovish. we just saw turkey implementing its biggest rate cut in about 17 years, while australia also said they are ready to cut again, amber? the minute by minute look on the euro, i want to take a bit of a longer-term view of greek debt. remember, greg's it -- or member ,grexit came before brexit, and look how far we have come, a yield of 30% to currently a yield of 1.9%. a number that is significant, because right now it is trading lower than the yield. giving a lower yield than the u.s. 10 year, something that doesn't happen very often. it is quite astounding, considering that the debt increased is still not investment grade and debt to gdp is more than double than in the united dates. a consequence of super mario himself, i guess, and this unprecedented territory we are in when it comes to monetary to get and it is about even more unprecedented as mario draghi outlined specifications for another round of monetary to combatn

does not negate what mario draghi's message was and is.er is just a couple months away, so to my mind, the global march toward lower rates continues. paul: thanks for joining us. still to come, alphabet rose in late trading. we look at the highlights and potential future acquisitions. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: you are watching "daybreak australia." a tale of two earnings as amazon court reallyreport results and google's parent company jumped in after hours trading while amazon went in a different direction. let's take a look at those amazon results first. how important is growing at sales to their growth and outlook? >> that was one area that was actually pretty strong for them. we saw about a 37% year-over-year increase in terms of their other revenue category, which is basically their ad actually, that was even though the quarter was interpreted as being somewhat negative because they missed on the bottom line, that was actually part of the report that was actually very strong, so that is encouraging that they are continuing to garner m

asdid move a little higher mario draghi with speaking. idea is because they are not mulling stimulus, there are concerns that the german economy, the engine of europe, falls into a recession. when you have got those kind of concerns, it causes a risk-off kind of run to bund yields. nejra: it could be higher, matt. matt: maybe you could be correct in that thinking. on the other hand, you would think that as well if it is because of draghi, it has the same kind of move. it is definitely an interesting debate. you can see the timing of the schulz interview. i have got it surrounded in red. that is why i think that, you know, markets moved on the schulz interview. we did not speak until right after. nejra: matt and i are going to go for a drink and keep on talking about this. what u.s. second-quarter gdp number would traders need to keep a fed rate cut bet alive? kallum pickering has been patiently listening to me and matt sparring. let's talk about the u.s. we are looking ahead to this gdp number. in the context of everything we have had, wh

i think it's all a business she's got big shoes to fill mario druggies is time as both of the european central bank is pretty much up e.u. leaders nominating i am managing director christian god to take over the position still he confirms analysts say it will be difficult for her to emulate the eye catching policy steps of the current president the euro slipped on the news she's a ready one of the most well known figures in international finance bringing with her a wealth of experience and a reputation as a trailblazer for women in 2007 christine legarde became the 1st female finance minister of france an experience that french president emmanuel mccall says could benefit her as e.c.v. head. she was the finance minister at a time when it was particularly complicated as she faced the biggest financial and sovereign debt crises of the last decade. having earned credentials for shaping the french response to the financial crash she went on in 2011 to become the 1st woman to head the international monetary fund her biggest challenge in that job handling the greek debt crisis. but her caree

. >>> de todo >>> vamos directamente con mario pel perea en los Ángeles en vivo adelante mario >>> chicasnte de esta pachanga. y pues empezÓ con caos, pero para quÉ decirles vamos a ver la nota y veremos este recuento de la boda de chiquis rivera y lorenzo mÉndez. la ceremonia religiosa de chiquis y lorenzo se celebrÓ en la ciudad de pasadena. a pesar de las altas temperaturas decenas de fanÁticos se empezaron a congregar y los medios de comunicaciÓn esperaron la llegada de la novia, vimos las flores que utilizaron para decorar. la familia fue la primera en arribar donde vimos a doÑa rosa, rossi, jenicka y jackie y juan quienes no hablaron de este gran dÍa. >>> solamente unas palabras >>> exactamente a la 1:40 de la tarde llegÓ la novia de un rolss-royce blanco y custodiada con guardaespaldas con sombrilla negra para evitar grabar a la novia lo que desatÓ un caos. (gritos) >>> y aÚn asÍ captada a chiquis tapada con su velo y vestida de blanco la ceremonia durÓ poco mÁs de 30 minutos y tal como querÍa chiquis su madre y el padre de lorenzo estuvo presente hubo un altar la que foto de jenni

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well i think it is it is policy is a policy for the euro area as a whole and i think this is what mario draghi has done and if the euro area prosperous it's good for all member states and so i think it's not good idea to do favor to specific economies but overall it's the euro area is an entity and i think doing something that's good for the euro is good for member states the euro area is also extremely factitious at the moment just just laugh lastly how do you think she'll do at pulling together these very different economies well i think this is really a difficult job if you look at what's going on it's early and i think this is where you need some some genius like mario draghi with his board but he takes the thing and could she emulate him i think she could i think it's very difficult because my drug is a genius and he has done a much better job than his predecessors but i think she has a quality to do the same thing i thank you very much for coming in today for shit. now one in 3 german jobs depend on exports and the international taff dispute is increasingly putting those jobs at r

. >> mario, can i ask you. take a look at the xop, annin decks of oil producers, winners and losers from anything the fed might do and central banks and the biggest winner for extraordinary stimulus for a long period of time is in companies that you're describing it's not their fault xlp, a dumpster fire of a chart. every large publicly traded producer endless amounts of capital on wall vote have translated into endless amounts of supply of oil and gas and drilling, and there seems to be no end in sight, and we've had rates going up since 2015 so now it's almost four years of that and we're going back down. like how -- i know there are cheap stocks, and i know there's like 1,000 of them, but how do you buy these things if cheap money was the problem. we started with a hike in rates and now we've got cheap money for a longer period of time. what is the case for any of these types of rustbelt or energy-producing businesses? >> basically on the premise that we're going in an esg world where we want to eliminate ca

mario is from the mario brothers. >>> kaiser permanente employees may be ready for a strike.ne of the largest since a walkout at ups in 1997. the union says that talks just broke down on thursday. at issue are wages, benefits, worker safety and staffing. keiser says more discussions are planned. >>> this week the nationnding. >> nasa restored mission control used on that historic day. abc news reporter maggie rulli has the story. >> ihe rested operations control room, it feels like that message just came over the speaker. >> beautiful, beautiful. >> reporter: july 20th, 20th, america becomes the first country to put a man on the moon. every decision had to be cleared through this room. flight director gene kevin durant says it feels like he's stepping back in time. the $8.5 million project recreated every detail. >> we lad to get the exact colors of coffee cups. the girl in charge of this spent hours and hours on ebay and antique shops. >> reporter: the johnson space center historic preservation officer says it took her team six years to make everything just right. >> you're

this is maybe not the reaction mario draghi would have wanted. initially, yields went down. he says inflation, we are really worried about it. someone asks, why didn't you do anything this time around? he says we didn't even talk about doing anything this time. yields go exactly the opposite direction. we are -41. an amazing day in terms of bond market action in europe. let's take a look at other assets as we continue to focus on this story. euro-dollar trading higher. again, not what draghi would have wanted. thanks stocks have gone up because there was an expectation that next time we will see some structure.ring -- that is really worrying for the snb in switzerland. vonnie: let's get to some analysis of that. ecb president mario draghi sending a strong signal that stimulus will be set up after the summer break, with lower interest rates and renewed asset purchases on the table. have a listen. >> inflation expectations have been at historical lows for some time, so we have to consider admission, and i stress this, that we don't like this. vonnie: we are joined now by strat

mario draghi said we will go lower.today but it was clear that will be the next move from the ecb. that statement also read is not just rates. we can look at anything. we can look at qe2. we can look at the tiering system, which many will tell you is a good thing, but it was a lacl

we can see mario draghi getting settled. the david: the more -- you may have more papers to shovel. alix: or he wants to delay. let's listen in to the head of the central bank. mr. draghi: i can now report on the governing council, which was also attended by the commission vice president. based on our regulatory and monetary analysis we decided to keep the key ecb interest rates unchanged. we expect them to remain at their present or lower levels at least through the first half of 2020. in any case, for as long as necessary to ensure the continued sustained convergence of inflation over the medium-term. we intend to continue to reinvest in the principal payments for maturing securities purchased under the asset purchase program for an extended we start the date when raising the key ecb interest rates. in any case, for as long as necessary to maintain favorable liquidity conditions and an ample degree of monetary accommodation. the governing council also underlined the need for a highly accommodative stance of monetary .olicy

>> luis zaragoza investigo y nos tiene los detalles >> ( información en pantalla) >> mario rodríguezma estacionó su vehículo un par de minutos regresó antes que el tiempo se venciera aún así la multa de $63 ya había sido emitida >> yo no sé porqué razón me pasó el parte, un minuto, es un minuto >> caso muy lamentable porque el señor mario se siente víctima de algún racismo o de odio hacia la comunidad hispana, quiere que se haga justicia >> hay mucha gente que le da lo mismo, >> tratamos de comunicarnos con la oficina de los estacionamientos público de la ciudad de los angeles para saber el punto de vista, ese día no fue posible >> por lo tanto el señor mario no sabe si volver a estacionar acá o tener un estacionamiento público para no preocuparse del tiempo o de otra infracción >> ( información en pantalla) >> ahí lo escucho >> la pelea entre dos persona y un gerente de un restorán, desatando todo tipo de reacciones, al hablar español, desató la ira de estas dos mujeres quienes argumentaban si quería seguir hablando español debería dirigirse a méxico, estas dos señoras fueron desalo

we have an ecb aggressively steered by druggie -- mario draghi, and the chinese are all leaving. we also have fiscal policy as well. we've gone quickly into a world of what i call qe plus, you -- plus, easing on the monetary and fiscal side. guy: what is the right investment if you're headed back into that world? if we had back into the qe playbook of negative interest rates, what is the trade around that? jonathan: it depends on how much balance there is from fiscal. that is the unknown quantity. enter bangs are there to protect against instability -- central banks are there to protect against instability and price stability. they have never been there to generate upside risk on growth. that is where fiscal comes in. we have a world that has been quickly dominated by the monetary side. that is why we are seeing bids,st rates, while treasuries below 2% gain. supportedgrowth is nominal growth at a reasonable level, despite the headlines. equities are an asset class that will benefit, and the yield pickup into equities, providing there is a minimal level of nominal growth to pay di

perfecto, tremendo, eres bárbaro, mario. mario: gracias.para aquellos que sean deportados en condiciones inaceptables. noticias univisiÓn 14, fin de semana, comienza ya. ♪ >> buenas noches, bienvenidos a univisiÓn noticias 14 fin de semana.los saluda julio. control de aduanas y tambiÉn conocido como ice, para arrestar a miles de migrantesde indocumentados que comenzarÍan el día de hoy en distintas ciudades. entre las operaciones fueron suspendidas despuÉs de que la tormenta tropical afectan esta ciudad. los reciente esta ciudades no se quedaron con las manos cruzadas. cientos de manifestantes acudieron a las calles de los Ángeles demandando un fin a las detenciones de inmigrantes indocumentados. y al otrellas protestas denunciaron las prÁcticas de ice. este domingo en san josÉ muchos notaron que ciertas iglesias y comercios latinos se encontraron con menos personas. creen que es debido a la incertidumbre. ante los operativos de deportaciÓn. nuestra compaÑera hablÓ con algunos de ellos. carla: este domingo la mayorÍa decidiÓ quedarse en casa

he's tweeted about mario over here in europe, the ecb.'s also going to be a change of competition in the fed and a couple names has been put forward. one of them is the chief head of asearch from the u.s. fed bullard decented last time in favor after a rate cut that suggested dovish bias the other person is a lady called judy shelton who believes in the gold standard so what does this mean about the future composition of the feds and what it could look like in the next year or so if these nominations go through >> well, i do think both of these candidates are clearly qualified to be on the federal reserve. christopher waller is currently st. louis and director of research, but what it says is that if you look back at 2018, you had fmoc unanimous vote on every move the fed made and it might be good to have actually some different perspectives and thoughts on the economy on the fmoc economy if you believe like i do that they made some grave errors in 2018, i believe having some dissent will be good. >> thank you very much for taking the tim

rishaad: how different would lagarde beta mario draghi?hat skill sets does she bring to the table? she has no central bank experience. she has other skills, which she can bring to bear in this role. yes she has been french finance minister. brought thethe imf, imf back from the brink of the dsk affair. she is a former top corporate baker and mckinsey. it seems like central banking is the only thing she has not done. party wise, from what she said and what the imf has advocated, she is very much in the mainstream of monetary policy. i do not see a lot of daylight between her and mario draghi. in some ways, her familiarity it with the fiscal and polarity -- and political players could be a benefit for shaping consensus for how this euro project most forward. much, ournk you so bloomberg opinion columnist. saxol with us, eleanor market strategist. central banks around the world , not coolg cash anymore. it was cool two years ago. how do you respond to that narrative? you don't get as much anymore by putting your money in cash at the moment. e

. >> mario no pudo ocultar sus lÁgrimas.nuevo amigo. >> Él fue muy claro. tienes telÉfono? no. te voy a comprar el telÉfono. se no se me va a perder. >> el vocalista de camila hablÓ de grabar una canciÓn junto con el venezolano. la base ensaya y en 15 dÍas te voy a contactar. >> pero alejandro no puede viajar a mÉxico, no tiene pasaporte. >> tiene sus abogados trabajando. >> porque mÁs que un venezolano extranjero, tambiÉn soy un ser humano y no soy un ser humano malo. >> alexander dice que estÁ cansado de sufrir para ganarse la vida cantando en las calles. >> no era fÁcil. no era fácil cuando personas venÍan y te decÍan que te callarÁs porque estorbabas. uno lo que hacÍa era sentarse donde no lo vieran. >> la cancillerÍa de colombia dice que estÁ estudiando el caso de alexander, pero que es muy poco lo que se puede hacer para conseguirle un documento legal que le permita entrar en mÉxico. en bogotÁ, colombia, adriana villamarÍn. aranza: tiene talento. al regresar de la pausa, cientos de dronesinvaden el cielo de una ciudad

simon: she doesn't change anything vis-a-vis the mario draghi era.you are pricing in a more hawkish ecb, that was your baseline, they clearly did a dovish private against that. vot against that. mario draghi talks about the other policy leaders, fiscal reform, coming to the aid of the ecb. imf allowole at the her more traction and influence? that is an interesting subplot. have the european commission selected a candidate for the presidency of the ecb that has more gravitas to get the other leaders moving? francine: what makes you worry about eurozone? italian yields are up. we have had this conversation over a number of years. i worry about the incomplete nature of the structure. and it isrency was correct to go back to it. single currency was designed on the expectation fiscal policy would become more closely integrated. you would get a banking union, greater political unions, you would generate out of a suite of heterogeneous countries, a homogenous currency. we have not got there. there is little appetite to do it. that is what i worry about. the

mario, thank you so much for joining us. i'll just say one sort of last thing before i jump into this. i have done a bunch of work over the years on economic development in the border region, but recently wrote a chapter for a book that's about to be published through the university of arizona press and actually interviewed two out of three of these gentlemen as a part of this process. i had a chance to talk to frederico and to john about this topic in detail and will probably try to draw out some of the points we talked about previously there and actually also had the chance to work with university of texas rio grande valley and other stake holders in the greater brownsville area on economic development project over the last several years that eda, department of commerce, eda, helped fund. so i think this will be a really good chance for us to dig deep on some of these issues. as we're getting started, i just want to give each of you guys a couple minutes to make opening comments about your thoughts about economic developme

you referred to the fact that mario draghi had taken steps and indicated steps.et's put a chart up where the markets are now and pricing in future rate cuts by the ecb. what this shows, the purple line shows that by september the markets think there will be at least one cut of 10 basis points. more is what they are pricing in. by year from now there will be two. does this hem in christine lagarde and she takes her the ecb? there is a lot of room for disappointment if she is not aggressive in easing monetary policy. jacob: basically, in the same way you can argue ben bernanke teed it up for janet yellen and she for jay powell sets the ecb on a further monetary stimulus path. at the end of the day, a credible central bank does not do a major policy u-turn after just a few months. when a president changes, it takes longer than that. i think, clearly, christine lagarde's path is late for her, but it is also a path she will willingly tread. -- as a continuity take continuity pick in terms of her monetary policy relative to mario draghi. david: if the path is set out,

strengthens the case of mario draghi's stimulus.here for draghi and president lagarde's accommodation. it is stunning, the mathematical nominations of gdp. that is a stunning statistic. it is unbelievably tepid. francine: it is. to put this into context, we nominatedtine lagarde as ecb president. the question is whether mario draghi does stimulus before she takes over to make her life easier or not. the other question is because we have an incoming commission, if you go back to brexit, it will be difficult to go back to brussels and get an answer back. people forget the 31st of october deadline seems like it is around the corner as you need to give brussels time to get the new people in place. the new commission takes over after the deadline. the question is, if there were another extension, which people indeed, it would force the new commission. tom: i have an important question. let's wring this up. charts the most important on twitter. this is the chart of what will happen in parliament. there are all of these options. this is br

we had mario draghi signal they are willing to cut further.here are reports from bloomberg that people at the ecb are saying not july or maybe september. i will put up a chart that shows where the market is. the purple line indicates that right now people think we are looking at 1.7 times attend basis point cut on october of 2019. if you go for 12 months, it is over two 10 point cuts. is that justified by what you see in the economy in europe today? lorenzo: the global economy is slowing fast. clearly the eurozone is no exception. i have to say that in recent , the deterioration is coming from the u.s. more than the eurozone. however the eurozone is more vulnerable, given there is not much policy, there are not many policy instruments that can be activated to support the economy. on the monetary side, what the ecb can do is limited despite mario draghi having tried to convince people that the ecb has plenty of tools that can be used if there is a need for that. ratesling is that cutting is not going to be particularly effective, keeping in min

may be lagarde achieving what mario draghi did not?ink we will see a reiteration of that. thepress conferences have iteration. we will see a continuation of that. whether it is successful or not life more in the hands of brussels -- lies more in the hands of brussels. they can only advise and call for that action to be taken. in short, i do not see any changes for the ecb under sort of a mrs. lagarde held. -- helm. we will see these political forces conflicting with the we are with ecb policies and limited firepower qe.erms of easing and it means there's limited headroom. nejra: i was surprised to see futures in the green in europe given they are flat in the u.s. and we had in some read on the screen in asia. that's an cac 40 future -- dax and cap 40 futures flat. if you look at -- cac 40 futures flat. we are actually seeing the 10 year yield study along with the 10-year bund yields steady in today's session. thedrop we saw in bcp's and two-year yield falling below zero, is that to do with italy and the shift it made on the budget defi

draghi m there's no rate cut predicted for this time around >> there's a 30% view that mario draghi will act as soon as today. but others think it will be september because they will have more evidence of the cooling down of the economy and what it does for inflation expectations. mario draghi was so outspoken at the annual gathering comparable to joel, this happens in sintra, portugal, the likelihood for him to preempt a fed move is not zero we can expect at least some fireworks today from the ecb the minimum we should get is a very strong signaling towards the big package in september, but there is the outside chance of a rate cut as soon as today in order to really convince the markets that the ecb is a credible institution and that they have enough fire power to actually combat the very slow inflation environment currently in the eurozone. >> annette, the policy is one thing. the policy is driven by people as well. so what can we expect from possibly christine lagarde after she takes over as european central bank president different than what mario draghi is putting on the table

is it lower or higher under mario draghi?> first of all, i would say that the important thing is for the market, they didn't get -- the market you're seeing the reactions there in that -- is a reaction that i've got -- they've got somebody that they like and that's the thing about lagarde. she's got credibility with the markets and i would say with european politicians. given the fact that she had four years in the helm of the finance ministry in france through the financial cry is and did a brilliant job at the e.m.f. so i think what she's going to do is inherent what draghi is likely to do in except the odds of him going more devilish and giving some more policy in september remain very high. she picks it up and continues to kick in and that's why i think you're seeing european higher as well. david: put so i aside q.e.-for a sect and the bottom red line is two cuts and the second line up is one cut. and what this say is there's more than a certain chance of one cut by september and then by a year from then, it's going to b

how aggressive do you think mario draghi will be on the way out?gressive as it because that is in his nature. the problem for mario draghi is his revolutionary moment was in 2014 when he hatched the plan het solved the problem inherited at the beginning. cut rates at the start. 2012 andit takes in driving yields and rates lower in 2014 in 2015. since then, it is as much as he can do and it is never enough. it is hard to see the economic impact of the policy measures since then, except to say if he had not done them it would be worse. he may do the most he can do, but this is not the ammunition he was shooting before. it is much less pleasant. guy: the italians just announcing they will reopen a 50 year syndicated btp. that is pretty incredible even on face value. let's talk about what is happening in the btp market. over bunds about 115 at the moment. that strikes me as being extraordinary. what we just discussed about the problems in italy, is the market correctly pricing what is happening in italy versus germany? is it possible to do so given wha

behind the skatepark have been toiling for years to keep the economy on the financial markets going mario draghi wants a stable euro and healthy public finances for the euro zone and he reminds politicians about this at every press conference. women titian of structural reforms to newark around trees need to be substantially stepped up to most of europe of activity and growth potential reduce structural unemployment and increase resilience after the global financial crisis it was dragging and not the european governments who acted as the savior by buying up around 2.6 trillion euros in government debt now it's really a euro zone's number one problem child is getting itself more and more into debt dragging has to keep interest rates low so that member states do not become insolvent. after iran's ayatollah mahdi on the one hand maher drag established a monetary union in 2012 however he also steered the european central bank very close to the political line and the effect of this was to finance government spending and politicians finance ministers especially from southern european countries

mario. preoccupe.at have been made by the ecb in relation to the euro zone. on the positive, focusing on key issues for europe is an urgent response that needs to bring together monetary policy, fiscal space formsit is available and that will deliver value for people. to let the central bank governors do what they have to do and preserve their independence. the fed all around the world is called different names. central banks cooperate on the basis of data. i have a mandate. francine: that was christine ,agarde talking about draghi the ecb, and monetary policy. if you look at the european economy, will we see a slowdown and will we see a change in forward guidance in july? andreas: we are kind of in a slowdown. the question is will we go into recession? i don't think so, but draghi said recently that in the ,bsence of an improvement additional stimulus will be required and we will have to see what happens here. that is what the markets are anticipating. francine: how are the markets looking at christin

i'm joined now in the studio by did it because mario miller but that report together for us good morning miles thanks so much for that for the very moving report. the woman you profiled is very strong individual and also very fortunate that she has revived what's behind the growing number of her colleagues who've been murdered in mexico as well mexico's actually the deadliest country for journalists outside a war zone since 2149 journalists have been murdered and mexico according to mexico's national human rights commission and just to give an example last june there was a journalist murdered in the southeastern state of tabasco she was a reporter covering the truck scene and she was shot right in front of a doorstep so she was already or it was already the 7th not of this year alone in mexico and so you have to understand in mexico politics and organized crime a very much into twined so that means as a mayor as a governor also as a police chief many of these actually being brought by the drug cartel so even before they get to that into their position sometimes they're already on the pay

that is according to mario draghi.e signals more monetary support in september but's comments suggest the central bank is getting close to the limits of its power. >> the outlook is getting worse and worse and it is getting worse and worse in manufacturing, especially and worse and worse in countries where manufacturing is very important. ,ut because of the value chains this propagates all over the eurozone. tested a ballistic missile it cited an official, saying it did not pose a threat to shipping or u.s. bases. but it is the latest move in escalating tensions. we spoke to mike pompeo about relations with tehran. welcome the i would chance to speak to the iranian people. sharif gets to come here and drive around and he speaks to the media and talks to the american public. --gets to put iranian public propaganda out into the airwaves. i would like a chance to go and speak the truth to the iranian people about what is their leadership has done -- what it is their leadership has done. >> north korea has called its missi

names mentioned, former bank of england governor mark carney, former uk treasurer george osborne and mariohoever succeeds might have a tough time preserving her legacy at the imf. michelle fleury. the row over how to tax the tech giants who dominate the modern economy is set to take centre stage in france today. that is where finance ministers from the g7 group of leading economies are meeting, and the key question is whether the us can bridge its difference with france and uk. last week, president macron‘s government became the first in the world to pass a tax on their revenues. the biggest, such as google, amazon, facebook and apple, will have to pay 3% on some of their sales in france if they have global sales of over $840 million. across the channel, the uk also says it is planning to press ahead with a 2% tax on sales from april, but both countries have said they will ditch their tax if an international agreement can be reached. as you can see here, corporation tax rates vary across the g7. the aim of an agreement would be to get more tax out of companies who route their profits throu

what went wrong for mario draghi yesterday? elsa: i think it was expectations building into the event. we had seen a lot of positioning, and it is very different -- difficult to deliver. mario draghi has two more meetings after yesterday and there is still disagreement on the governing council as to what they should do and when. it is difficult for him to engineer a weaker euro and less he has the rest of the governing body on board. guy: there is a different narrative running in the states with regard to europe and is running over here. in the states, there is a narrative that christina dodd is going to persuade the germans to deliver fiscal policy. that does not seem to be the case over here. pouredeague completely cold water on the idea. is there a mismatch across the atlantic on perception, is there any chance that the germans will deliver fiscal policy, and if , can they get monetary policy done and europe? elsa: they do think that the germans at some point will ease fiscally. it is not going to be easy and they will not d

working with mario draghi to continue policy rather than striking out in a new direction. think she is going to do terrific. paul: what is the first order of business for christine lagarde as head of the central bank? chris: i think to reassure, as mario draghi has done, that the ecb is committed to doing whatever it takes to meet the mandate of the bank, which of course is stable prices. dr also, it is becoming, as aghi sort of suggested, there is somersault ability for growth. there is the need not to chase inflation to low. i think she will do a good job of articulating that message. that is the first order of business. letting people know what needs to be done. things could those be european banks which are in a rough shape. how well-equipped is christine lagarde to handle them? chris: coming from the imf, this is something she is well-versed in as well. abilityhas a response and has been active in europe for years helping to keep things going. when the greek banks were in trouble, the greek sovereign debt was in trouble, the imf stepped in and was part of the package.

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mario cerciello rega had just returned to work after his honeymoon, his wife of one month in tears as long lines of people pay their respects and applauded as the hearse prepared to leave. sunday there was concern about a photo leak to the press showing gabriel christian natale-hjorth blindfolded, police say it was illegal, both teams confessed to having a role in mario cerciello rega staff. an attorney for finnegan lee elder set i can only say the investigations are underway to better understand the facts, the young boys family is upset about what happened, the american consulate trying to do the best for elders protection. fellow graduates say the teenagers were well-known. >>> he had a ton of friends at school. neither of them were necessarily disliked. a lot of people like them and were friends at them. >> reporter: one friend said she had seen him a few weeks before, he was asking about working at a local store. >> every time i talk to him he was never mean to me, he was never cruel and anyway. he was always nice to me. >> reporter: classmates say they had another side and gave o

showing of fellow officers gathered at a church today in rome to pay their respects to deputy brigadier mario cerciello rega . she escorted her husband's coffin into the chapel. he returned from his honeymoon days before being stabbed to death. 19-year-old finnegan lee elder and 18-year-old gabriel christian natale-hjorth. it is raising alarms about how the teens are being treated. >> reporter: obviously, a huge point of discussion in mill valley. in italy, the case has touched on hot topics. the case has become an incredibly passionate one for a number of reasons. >> first is the fate of the policeman. but there's also a political issue as well. the police say that the responsibility are the people from california. there's a lot of tension in italy concerning immigration . >> reporter: it seemed to be a point of our migration from africa. while the initial round of newspapers carried the photos of the officer, the italian press attained this photo of one of the suspects in police custody. >> gabriel christian natale- hjorth has a double citizenship. >> the bureau chief says the photo itself

mario cerciello rega's funeral will be held on monday in the same church he was married in just last month. >> reporter: we also heard from the elder family today who said they are planning to visit rome as soon as they can visit with their son. >> we will continue to follow the latest developments on this story. be sure to go to our website or download our mobile app. that's where you will get the most up-to-date information. >>> high heat hit the bay area this weekend. some places hit triple digit temperatures. let's go to rob who will tell us about the winds bringing some cooling and fire danger, though. >> before things start to get cooler in the inland valleys, wind speed picks up. speaking of inland valleys, concord, livermore still in the upper 90s. 60s and 70s bay side and dipping into the mid-80s. this map behind me, the 24 temperature change started to turn blue as the cooling starts to kick in. you can see the wind speeds accelerating now. but that hot, dry area inland and the winds picking up. this is something we have to watch. humidity levels still at 18% in conco conco

mario tribute. a thousand shows up to pay their final suspect. his grieving widow preparing his funeral onmonday at the same church they were married last month. under italian law, anyone who participates in the killing can be charged with murder. a lot is at stakes here. >> t teens are being held from isolation and considered a flight rk because they are foreign citizens. also in italy tonight, mount aetetna is spilling a lot of la. the volcano erupts often and shooting lava and ashes. a last major eruption in 1992. >>> the next time you ask siri for help on your iphone, it may not be the only one listening in ton our conversation.e the ideand siri is that she's always there and always listening to you. and sometimes maybe this is happening to you. she's accidentally activated. a whistle blower tells the guardian news paper that when computers do not understand what you said, apple has workers who take over and they can hear everything from confidential medical information that's in d discussed or recordings of couples having sex. >> this questi