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mark milley. mark? thank you, mark. [applause] congratulations to mark. nt, admiral karl shultz. thank you, admiral. [applause] marine corps commandant, general david berger. general, thank you very much. [applause] air force chief of staff, general david goldfein. general, thank you very much. [applause] and chief of naval operations admiral, john richardson. thank you all. thank you, admiral. [applause] over many decades, in times of war and peace, mark esper has answered the call of duty. he's never failed. he hails from uniontown, pennsylvania the hometown of his , personal hero, the legendary former secretary of defense and a great one, george marshall. mark attended the united states military academy at west point. graduated in 1986, receiving a commission in the infantry. soon, he earned his tab - ranger tab - and fought with the famed 101st airborne division in the gulf war. he was awarded the bronze star and the combat infantryman badge for his service. brave guy. they all told me he was a brave guy. i knew that anyway. in total, mark served in ou

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mark. mark something. >> it sound quite like a german last name. markrn seemed to be a fixture on the nearby slopes by day and a cafe presence by night. no one seemed to know where he slept exactly until late 2008. >> here on the left we have the agency. >> that's when he walked into this real estate office and signed a lease. >> this is where he rented his apartment. >> yes. >> it looked as though the rich american intended to stick around for a while. >> it's not a very affordable place. >> the apartment he lents was in a convenient spot near the center of town. whatever you need is right here. >> just a few steps from the lift that carries skiers up to the slopes and just a few yards down the block from a local grocery. >> he would shop in here? >> yes. >> handy for a single man to grab a few supplies and something simple to heat up at home. the stranger might well have lived on indefinitely as courmayeur's very own international man of mystery, had he not walked into that grocery store one night and struck up a conversation with a woman behind the r

mark mark has won the german moto g.p. to achieve the feat of 10 successive years of victories at the sachsenring the honda rider and defending world champion big fellow spaniard maverick than ours to stretches late in the championship mark as 1st one at this circuit in moto 3 in 2010 followed by 2 victories in the moto to category and he's won the last 7 german moto g.p. it's. ok to say sport is looking for now. thank you for the day and we are back in just a couple of minutes time the latest news. headlines coming up here on al-jazeera the scene about. because in 1999 a boeing 767 took off for new to cairo to my. point. where we want everything no one survived the journey. 20 years on al-jazeera world revisits the case of the fatal egypt air crash flights 990 what really happened on al-jazeera. for the last 2 years the students have been collecting rubbish every day it's helped clean up the campus and helped build some of its facilities for every 2 kilo's of plastic waste they collect this school receives a brick made of plastic and cement. for some activists this may not be the most ecological way to eliminate the problems of plastic but this is seen as an immediate solution to the growing problems of landfills across

season at the most dutch moto g.p. a yamaha driver held off a strong challenge by world champion mark mark has he finished 2nd to extend his over lead to 41 point. of the most successful side in the history of the copa america you're why won't be adding to their 15 titles this year they were beaten on penalties by peru and the last of the quarter finals like so many games in this year's cope with a video system to referee played a huge role this time around europe while you were the team that suffered they had the ball in the net not once but twice and both times the goal was disallowed by bar no goals in regulation or extra time either so to penalties barcelona striker luis suarez the only player to missed meaning and since laura's successfully kicked cents per room through. ridge says he's in perfect shape to retain his wimbledon championship 12 months on from his unlikely title win at the all england club a year ago jock which arrived at the tournaments struggling to shake off a long term elbow injury 2 weeks later he departed with a 4th wimbledon title any since won 2 more grand slams.

mark mark has won the german moto g.p. to achieve the feat of 10 successive years of victories at the sachsenring the honda rider and defending world champion beating need for dollars to stretch his lead in the championship on his 1st win at this circuit in moto 3 back in 2010 followed by winning twice in the most cats are great and he's won the last 7 german marks so cheap it's. ok that is how your sport is looking for now let's get back to marry him in london andy thank you very much well that wraps up the news hour but i will have all the top stories for you in just a couple of minutes time a full and be here very shortly cease. from cutting edge medical technology toxic venom could be a vast resource for the development of lifesaving drugs to advances in the most difficult regions of the world. against scotland and you are getting to the new home. side of. innovative solutions to global health care problems as you hope to do to make a difference maybe out of all these words get it sure to solve the cure on al-jazeera. tibetan culture a down's thrives here every day generations of tibetans continue to embrace and maintain their cultural heritage it's a reminder of who they are a weather problem this is a suburb of the idiot capital new delhi tibet subbie refugees here since 1964 buttons here have been defined as migrants are not refugees beca

mark mark has won the german moto g.p. to achieve the feat of 10 successive years of victories at the sachsenring the honda rider and defending world champion beat fellow spaniard maverick than ours to stretches late in the championship mark as 1st one at this circuit in moto 3 in 2010 followed by 2 victories in the moto 2 category and he's won the last 7 german but it's so cheap he's. ok that is how the sport is looking for now more lights. andy thank you for that and that is it for this news hour richelle carey is up in a couple minutes time with the latest news right here on al-jazeera. they watch us. they gather evidence but so can we. an american cyber activist develops and used in brazil to monitor police. we have more cameras than they do because we're the people a bigger brother i. revel beaks. on and just you know. setting the discussions 2018 was the deadliest year the aviation industry has experienced for some time examining the headlines many foreign journalists including those from al-jazeera have had their licenses revoked their offices raided explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire than convince me this 1st that conservation chance of a life that the world is

mark: mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. kong are escalating as police clash with demonstrators. police are using tear gas to disperse the demonstrators, some of whom have smashed their way into the city's legislative building. pro-democracy lawmaker jeremy tam told police investors were left inside the building. trying to get hong kong to withdraw a controversial extradition bill. mr. tam told police know protesters is my left in the building. protesters were trying to get hong kong's government to withdraw a controversial extradition bill. critics say president trump's meeting with kim jong-un shows how little north korea has conceded on it clear program. mr. trump became the first sitting u.s. president to step foot inside north korea. met at the demilitarized zone and agree to restart nuclear talks. those talks have gone nowhere since the president walked out of a meeting with kim in february. leaders in the european union failed

liz: the senate confirming mark mark esper as defense secretary. reporter: mark esper was sworn in as president trump's defense secretary a few minutes ago. the senate confirmation vote was overwhelmingly in favor of esper. elizabeth warren asked him to recuse himself. he said he would follow in jim mattis' wake who resigned in december. >> is it safe live to say you are more aligned to secretary mattis than trump? >> i don't know how to pick between the two. but i share secretary mattis' view ofs and i expressed that publicly. reporter: he faces a host of challenges, among them, iran. the u.s.s. boxer destroyed at least two iranian drones with a new jamming device. south korean fighter jets fired 360 warning shots at this russian fighter jet when it crossed into south korean air space. liz: thank you so much. the u.s. oil boom helping to keep oil prices low as tensions with iran escalate the strait of hormuz is in play. french president emmanuel macron is set to meet. margaret thatcher and ronald reagan basically changed the world. will boris johnson and trump d

.' >> let's talk to mark calling from napa california, good morning. mark, good morning. markare you there? we can hear you. >> caller: i'm right here, thank you. i'm glad that the national parks are being looked at as far as maintenance, that needs to be done and i've done a lot of camping myself so my family and i, we went to these national parks all i e time and in california see the ccc, california conservation corps which is a bunch of teenagers going out there and maintaining the local parks here where i live in napa and they're doing a great job but just our parks really need help and they're so beautiful, they've been here for such a long time area a lot of history so i'm glad they're being looked at. >> guest: you bring up a interesting point, there are partnerships that involve students and veterans and they do fantastic work. they help us with trails so that's very helpful for the parks service, it helps them save money. elunfortunately groups like that, partnerships like that, they're not able to do some of the work like roadwork and addressing sewage systems. so w

this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news.isrupted president trump's speech at an event today in jamestown, virginia, commemorating the 400 anniversary of the rise of american democracy. the person stood up and held hate andt read "deport reunite my family." the man was let out of the site as some members chanted mr. trump's name. hate and reunite mymexican officials sayr of mainly central american migrants traveling through their country to reach the u.s. border has declined by 39% since may. officials say the drop is a result of greater mexican enforcement of its immigration laws as well as investment and job creation in central america. president lopez over door is calling on the central bank to lower interest rates. micklethwait john in his first interview with international media since taking office. they are more cautious about in

mark ivor phelps, cio concentrated global growth, alliancebernstein is still with us. why don't stocks care more about the gloomy picture from manufacturing? mark: if you overlay the u.s. 10 year you see the stocks are moving in line. that indicates the pmi's are clearly focused on the uncertainty for manufacturers about trade. you do not put in more inventory. anna: that versus hard data? market is looking forward and saying, if we get eight -- get a deal, and with the cost coming down for future growth, then pmi's should pick up, and the market is looking at that. anna: what can central banks due to cushion us from the effects of this slump in the data? reviewing thein changes at the ecb to come, and nominations at the fed. we are talking about dovish names, people tempted to put more support in the global economy. can central banks save us from this slump? mark: i am not sure that is really their job. it has become their jobs since the financial crisis. anna: it extends the cycle. mark: to that point they have done quite well. the cycle is going to continue to be long. i think we are in the developed slow growtheriod of with low interest rates, inflation staying low subject to trade wars. you is an environment where can make a reasonable return. from an equity standpoint, your discount rate comes down. investor, where else do you go? you are making no money in bonds. euro

mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news.e to new hampshire, vice president pence's plane was diverted in flight and return to washington. a spokesperson released a statement saying there was no cause for alarm. a white house official says the vice president is now in the west wing. germany's federal office of justice has find facebook. officials say the social media giant violated germany's network enforcement act. the company allegedly gave incomplete information regarding complaints of unlawful content on the site. facebook can appeal the fine. european union leaders may make imf managing director christine lagarde the next president of the european central bank. that's according to officials briefed on the talks. name is one of the key pieces in the slate of legislative candidates. there is officials have been wrangling over the job since sunday. it looks like nasa successfully tested the emergency abort system of the orion spacecraft. the ride is supposed to take astronauts back to the moon. less than a minute after laun

congress will be marking up in the house anyway, will be marking up a bill tomorrow which increases, as mark mentioned, weatherization by 36 million and liheap by $150 million, if my memory serves. and both of those are key components. and i would submit to everyone in this room that, yes, the affordability, the payment of the bills is important, but also ensuring that folks have a home or apartment, what have you, that has the necessary weatherization so that the actual -- the actual bill comes down. and that's, i think, a first step. and i think it's a big step. my members do not regulate, for instance, oil, propane, wood or coal. we are strictly looking at this problem through the lens of electric and natural gas systems. and i mentioned we have a perception issue. mark also mentioned most of the liheap recipients are elderly, children, disabled. if you look at the perception either on capitol hill or in the population in general, i would bet that 70%, 80% of the public would never think that elderly make up the lion's share and children and disabled of those recipients of this. and i don

mark crumpton. mark: congress and the white house are closing in on a debt ceiling in budget deal but the house leaves this week for the summer break. the trump administration still wants $150 in long-term spending cuts as part of a permanent deal . in puerto rico, hundreds of thousands of people are taking to the streets to protest the governor. the governor is refusing to quit but says he will not seek reelection. he is under fire after the leak of an obscenity filled online chat he had with allies and on -- and federal construction charges have been leveled against his administration. the u.k. chancellor of the exchequer philip hammond says he will quit wednesday and forced becomes the next prime minister. johnson is favored to succeed theresa may. he has insisted members of his government support a no deal brexit with necessary. if necessary. hammond spoke to the bbc. >> i cannot accept the idea of leaving with no deal on october 31. both candidates said they want to get a deal and i will support them as long as they are genuinely pursuing a deal. markjohnson says he still wants a deal with the european union but is prepared to leave without one. the supreme court honor john paul stevens in a ceremony today. his body is lying in repose in the courts great hall, where the public can pay respects. stevens died last week at the age of 99. he will be buried in a private ceremony tomorrow at arlington national cemetery. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? david: nancy pelosi and treasury toretary steven mnuchin top -- keep talking about a deal to raise the debt ceiling, with bloomberg reporting congress and the white house are on the brink of an agreement. reports of an agreement last week proved premature. we welcome libby cantrill, head of public policy of pimco. welcome back. what do we know? will they get this done? libby: there's a lot of political appetite to get something done before the co

. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. bank of believing governor marky has weighed in on the growing tensions with united dates over the subsidy dispute between boeing and airbus. he warned that rising protectionism could prompt "widespread slowdowns." he also said a shift in policy is needed. carney added monetary policy must address the consequences of such uncertainty. russia wants all sides in the iran nuclear agreement to do their part. the foreign minister is urging iran to carry out its obligations. itran acknowledges stockpiled more enriched uranium's and is supposed to. lavrov also says europe should althoug off our year on economic sanctions relief. was injured because your cortes accuses border agents of using psychological warfare against migrants. allegedly they forced migrants to drink from toilets. >> there is abuse in these facilities. this is them on their best behavior and they put them in rooms with no running water. these women were being told by cbp officers to drink out of the toilet. they were drinking water out of the toilet. and

mark market, in tran07, make sense. that is what everybody wants sitting in the commission chair, only hearing it being talked about in the paper which has been over the many years. however -- for the flower mark marked, the building and everything which comes with it has my 100% support. the only thing i have questions about is when the building becomes something else, what we are primarily wanting to approve it for, leaves me with a few questions. we just have to ask the questions, because that is why i sit here and that is what i have to do. i want to first go to a page in the newly released synopsys of the projects, on page 34, where it is under paragraph c, a very well written explanation that exceptions on this are necessary to facilitate the provision of important public assets that would otherwise be difficult to locate in the highly developed neighborhood like south of market. it speaks about very specific exceptions that were designed, and should be approved for the operation of the flower marked. if you read that paragraph, that is what i would be slowly improving i would say yes. it comes to a different kind of a building i have questions and i will quickly touch on them as i wrote them d

mark his past. we are going full internal power at the 50 second mark in the countdown. leading up to the ignition sequence at 8.9 seconds. we are approaching the 62nd mark. t minus 60. 55 seconds and counting. neil armstrong just reported back, it's been a small countdown. we passed the 50 second mark. power transfer is complete. we are on internal power, with the launch vehicle at this time. 40 seconds away. from the apollo 11 left off. you can see the water deluge beginning now. >> 35 seconds and counting. we are still go with apollo 11. 30 seconds and counting. jack king: it feels good. astronauts report it feels good. , t minus 20 seconds. 20 seconds and counting. t minus 15 seconds. guidance is internal. 12, 11, 10, 9, ignition sequence start. 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. all engines running. liftoff, we have a liftoff. zero. 32 minutes past the hour. liftoff on apollo 11. walter: oh boy. it looks good. >> getting that buffeting we have become used to. >> what a moment. man is on the way to the moon. walter cronkite: looks like a good trajectory so far. >> very good. walter cronkite: beautiful. >> downrange one mile. 195 feet per >> everything fell second. in

mark: there was such a thing called "venture magazine." they're long gone. and i really didn't get top entrepreneur, but, to my friends, they-- for my bir-- mark, you are wasted. mark: no, i'm just tired. - harvey: are you just tired? - mark: just tired. it was long night just contemplating life. mark. okay, maybe a little bit. ( laughter ) - so how old were you here? - 28. harvey: no furniture. where was it taken? so this was the, um, was it 28? so this was the second house i'd owned. um, and my house didn't have a lot of furniture. - no kidding. - and so everybody would come-- after we'd go out, my place was the place that everybody would come and crash or hang out or stay up late, you know, 'cause after the party, there's always the after party. - that was always at my house. - wow. whatever i give to iu, it'll only be a fraction of what indiana university gave to me. i want to take you back to kind of the lean years if i can. yep, so in my senior year in college in indiana, early summer, 1979, and i'm like, "i'm gonna start a new bar," and i took $2,200 or so of my student aid and we bought this bar, and renamed it from the silver dollar to motley's pub, took o

mark: i'm mark crumpton with first word news. the air force general undated to be vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is denying allegations of sexual misconduct. he appeared before the senate armed services committee day. a senior army officer has accused general heighten of subjecting her to a series of unwanted sexual advances in 2017 when she was one of his top aide . >> i am intensely aware of the allegations made against me concerning one of the most serious problems we have in the military, sexual assault. it has been a painful time for me and my family but i want to stay to you and the american people in the strongest possible terms that these allegations are also. -- are false. markalso had statements of support from martha mcsally, arizona fighter hast and senator who publicly described her own sexual assault. round two of the eric paddock presidential debates in detroit. 20 presidential hopefuls will square off on cnn. tomorrow night will feature a rematch

mark, do you see the fundamental makings for something like that. we're still pushing a trillion dollar market value here with amazon all right, sorry, mark mark can't hear us we're going to have to leave it there, guys. we will get mark's take on amazon another time. back over to you guys. >> thank you very much mike santoli >> ahead on "power lunch," tensions with iran heating up. what it means for the oil and potentially the broader market next plus, it's disney's world and we're living in it is it cornering the film market, and how one opioid manufacturer is looking to the lessons of the crisis as it deals with mounting legal troubles we'll explain all of this when "power lunch" returns. >> and now, the latest from tradingnation.cnbc.com and a word from our sponsor. >> overbought and oversold indicators are generally used differently depending on whether the stock is range bound or trending look to buy a range bound market when an oscillator such as the rsi falled into oversold territory and then moves back above it look to sell a range bound market when the oscillator rises into overbought territory and then drops below it. i'm lee bohl and sch

mark. mark buried your missing the moment, mark buried >> nor not. >> the moment right now is to define americaist chaos, '30s, an 'and factory 50s. to tell somebody to go back to where they came from. my grandfather who came here from germany was told to go back where he came from because he was a jew. when they hear language like that from the president of united states who should have grace, who should rise above this rhetoric and be welcoming to all, you long for somebody like obama, whether you agree with him or not. >> do know why donald trump is in the white house? i will tell you why donald trump is in the white house today. it's because millions of americans in states like michigan and ohio and pennsylvania who voted twice for barack obama are not racist, voted twice for the first african-american president in history, switched the poster donald trump. >> there will the dice. they rolled the dice, my friend. in the meantime, i don't think they're going to roll the dice that way again. >> are you going to stop interrupting me? the reason they switched is because obama promised them hope

so the dow closing up the day up 227 point over that 27-k mark, marking a new record close. i'm susan li in for melissa francis today. connell: good to see you, susan here on a big day. i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." we get above 27,000. s&p 3,000, i don't think so. you can't get closer than that. new record for s&p 500. just a fraction below 3,000. it is one that misses out on a new record. we have a lot boeing on. waiting for new comment from president trump at this hour. he is hosting a social media summit at the white house. he is also expected to make announcement of some sort on executive action related to maybe the citizenship question being added or not added to the census anything on either topics we'll bring breaking headlines as soon as we get them. blake burman is there at the white house for us. gerri willis. is fully outfitted down on the floor of the new york stock exchange on record-setting day. hey, gerry. reporter: united health systems was propelled. trump agreed to kill a proposal that would overhaul rebates collected by middlemen in th

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this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news authorities say the shootershern california food festival over the weekend used an assault style rifle and opened fire on three local officers who returned fire and killed him. the gunmen killed a six-year-old boy, a 13-year-old girl, and a man his 20's. gil police say at least 15 other people were wounded. the motive is still unknown. it happened on the last day of the three-day garlic festival that attracts more than 100,000 people to gil. -- gilroy. syrian troops seized the town from insurgents. it is the first breakthrough in efforts to regain momentum's in the stalled offensive against the last opposition-controlled stronghold in the country. the united nations says at least 450 civilians have been killed, including more than 100 in the last 10 days alone. negotiations aimed at ending a tariff war between the united states and china are due to begin tomorrow in shanghai. hopes for a breakthrough appear slim.

mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. congressional democrats are laborng the decision of secretary alex acosta to resign over the handling of the jeffrey epstein plea deal in 2008. acosta with the u.s. attorney in miami at the time when he oversaw a nonprosecution agreement that allowed epstein to avoid sex charges by pleading guilty to state charges and serving 13 months in jail. maryland democrat elijah cummings, chairman of the house oversight committee, told reporters i think secretary acosta did the right thing. >> there are questions addressedg the way he the epstein case. and the way that he treated these young ladies, and it is extremely unfortunate. hopeful that the president will appoint someone who will be very sensitive to women in the workplace. mark

mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news.rump says he can win the war in afghanistan in a week but does not want to kill ipe afghanistanite off the face of the earth. mr. trump is trying to persuade pakistan to help get a deal with the taliban that would end america's longest war. waving flags and banging pots and pans, tens of thousands of puerto ricans filled a highway today to demand the resignation of the governor. today's demonstration came 10 days after the leak of nearly 900 pages of online chats between the governor and some of his closest advisors. in the conversations, they insulted women and mocked constituents, including victims of hurricane maria. he is refusing to step down. house republicans are pledging tough questioning of robert mueller when he testifies before congress this week. the house judiciary committee and house intelligence committee will? in separate hearings on his report into russian

live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news.ong kong have escalated. felicia clustering with demonstrators. authorities are using tear gas to disperse the demonstrators, some of whom have smashed their way into the city's legislative building. a pro-democracy demonstrator told police no protesters were left inside the building. the protesters were trying to get hong kong's government to controversialt -- exhibition bill. in benjamin netanyahu has weighed in on the news that iran has now exceeded the cap on enriched uranium. he says iran has taken a significant step toward making a nuclear weapon. netanyahu is also calling on european countries to "stand by your commitments and impose sanctions." leaders in the european union have failed to agree on who would take the bloc's top leadership positions. this is the second time in 10 days leaders have been unable to reach a consensus. member nations have not timmerman, whos was expected to be the next chief executive.

. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. the midwest and northeastern united states facing heat wave this weekend. more than 185 million people in 30 states are under he watches. nearly 100 cities across the country will break record temperatures. here in new york, the high temperatures have even forced organizers to cancel the city's triathlon. the trump administration can now expand the sale of short-term health insurance policies that don't meet the standards of the affordable care act. ineral judge richard leon washington rejected claims that the policies sold under a government regulation unlawfully undermine the aca. the judge says he based his ruling partly on the elimination of the individual mandate tax penalty in the gop's 2017 tax law. president trump has weighed in on the british election. he has thrown his support behind boris johnson. president trump: i think he is going to do a good job. i think we are going to have a great relationship. i think they have done a very poor job with brexit. i think

in the last few minutes the prime minister has been meeting the first minister of wales mark dra keford. markford said before the meeting he would give them a clear message that brexit would be catastrophic for wales for the brexit would decimate the agricultural and manufacturing sectors and risk ripping the union apart. borisjohnson has also been speaking to farmers as he tries to gather support for his brexit plans. their union has warned of ‘unrest‘ if the uk leaves the eu without a deal — one farmer told him to stop playing ‘russian roulette' with the lamb industry. farming is worth just over six billions pounds to the welsh economy. if the uk government decides to press on with a no deal brexit then tariffs on welsh lamb could increase by up to a0%. no deal could also impact exports, with 92% of all welsh lamb being sent to countries in the eu. let's discuss this more with phil stocker, chief executive of the national sheep association. thank you forjoining us. what is the actual effect of a no—deal brexit in practical terms to sheep farmers if it happens? they could beat two immediate

mark mark has won the german moto g.p. to achieve the feat of 10 successive years of victories at the sachsenring the honda rider and defending world champion beating fellow spaniard maverick banal is to stretch his lead in the championship to 58 points after 9 races for his 1st one of the circuit in moto 3 and 24 that it with sea wins in the moto to cast a great and he's won the last 7 german by searching. for an n.b.a. star anthony davis is officially an l.a. lakers player the 26 year old 6 time all star will be paired with le bron james the lakers a mistake in the playoffs last season and the franchise hasn't won the championship since 2007. a reminder that it is nail nail in the women's world cup final between the netherlands and defending champions the usa will have plenty more from that final being played in france right i was always fulfilling thanks are chandy well spain's famous ball running festival is kicked off in the town of. at least 5 people were injured during the 1st morning run that lasted less than 3 minutes a controversial san fermin festival draws around $1000000.00 visitors every year. from me down for this news hour be back in a moment with more of the day's news including some of the live developments going on with those protests in hong kong you can see the pictures there will bring you more details of that standoff as it develops as well as all the other stories we're following at the top the hour. in the 7183 on the telly and set out on an extraordinary journey marco polo followed the silk road to santa to the heart of the concept. retracing his steps our modern day explorer discovers the descent. echoes last week and the mind of water and food survives history. mark. on al-jazeera. new leaders place children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year olds the work as mother is dead her father is gone killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors this is the least you home an overcrowded refugee camp of 23000 people surrounded by armed militia groups celine wants answers she says she wants to be asking the questions and so we traded places inch took the microphone will we find peace how can we make the violence stop when will i be able to return home. richard problem is something which is a geopolitical issue that's for governments international institutions to monitor over 1000 refugees don't have the right to more freely on the other hand gord's can move freely as far and as much as they want it's multinational colonialism this is a very i'm not alone and over the democratic process these companies they just wan

so the dow closing up the day up 227 point over that 27-k mark, marking a new record close. li in for melissa francis today. connell: good to see you, susan here on a big day. i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." we get above 27,000. s&p 3,000, i don't think so. you can't get closer than that. new record for

mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news.te house is condemning the order by a federal judge that requires president trump said ministration to stop denying asylum to anyone who travels through another country to reach the u.s. border. press secretary stephanie grisham called the decision meritless and "tyranny of a dysfunctional system." the ruling in san francisco on wednesday came hours after another federal judge in washington, d.c. that nine-day old policy stand. the justice department says it will carry out executions of federal death row inmates for the first time since 2003. the department says five inmates will be executed starting in december. obama4, then president directed the department to review capital punishment and issues surrounding lethal injection drugs. that review resulted in what effectively was a freeze on the death penalty. bloomberg has learned accused sex traffickers jeffrey epstein has been returned to a federal jail in lower manhattan. the billionaire had been found injured and unresponsive in his

. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news.cy pelosi has weighed in on a report that u.s. second-quarter gdp growth slowed. think that our gdp will when we raise the minimum wage and people have more purchasing power. these are people who will spend and inject demand into the our gdp and therefore, will rise. the speaker also says democrats will be pitching a message to constituents on the need for lower health care costs, bigger paychecks, and more ethical government during the august recess. the house return for legislative business september 4 -- ninth. the trump administration has unveiled a federal aid for farmers. the administration is set to allocate an additional $16 billion in funds to help the agricultural industry. payments are set to begin next month with a $500,000 per person limit. the move comes after last year's $12 billion package. agriculture

mark: hello, i am mark levin, this is life liberty and levin, we have a great guest dr. charles kesler. >> good to see you. mark: it has been 30 years. >> i have been following you. mark: thank you, and i you. editor of claremont books. considered the greatest publication on book reviews. i read it, i love it. also you are a professor of government at claremont mckenna college, reason i want to have you hir here today, is k about the declaration. its relevance to today. a lot of discussion about racism and slavery. a lot of discussion about centralized government and the administrative state. versus say capitalism and federal implement yoism, and yon expert on them. let's start with declaration of independentindependence. what is this natural law, natural right reference in declaration, why is it important. >> it requires an explanation today in a way it don didn't in8 century, we're not used to idea you can derive right and wrong from nature. the way things are, nature is that part of life which we don't create. it is not humans don't make it. nature of the thing is what it has in common with others like itsel

mark: so what is the appeal, to you? >> the best i can figure out, it's a reasonably small population. it was started under obama. all this loo a -- mark: -- >> the push to bring in the people from outside the country and come in and vote democrat. markges. >> our colleges, that's crazy too. they want fry college, free medicine, free food, free everything. how are you going to pay for all that? mark: why would anyone want to work? >> you got it right there. mark: if you can get free whatever. the burden on the productive people in the country becomes so enormous that even they can't be successful. >> we have ibs for all our employees. we are probably one of the best companies in the country with taking care of our employees with our insurance. when obamacare came along it went sky high. a good friend of ours, a family business, he went out of business because he had so much paperwork to do. he don't just fix it. you go and pass it on to all these on the are other dock -- these other doctors. then you have got all the paperwork that goes with it. that's crazy, but it'sk happening. this obamacare needs to be completely gone. mark: i think you are a perfect example of freedom, of capitalism, of success, creating jobs, creating opportuni

would have really angered the chinese authorities, because this was supposed to be a day that marks china, marks influence, and the fact the 22 years ago this place moved to chinese rule. this has been an embarrassment, deep embarrassment for the powers that be today, and of course the patient as well. show us around a little more. you are right there inside this legislative chamber where, as you say, normally thatis chamber where, as you say, normally that is the work that is done there, but it is a complete mess as we can see, there is graffiti everywhere, chaos, mass, and the authorities, as you say, will be pretty embarrassed by all of this. yes, absolutely. this is a place where debates take place, you have the chief people, whose word really matters, their opinions count, and this is what we see today, graffiti daubed on this particular desk, you have a computer screen that has been ripped up, some papers that have been removed. the protesters made this their home. you have water bottles here, bars of chocolate, further down here it looks like someone got a takeaway delivery! the fact that

you see in the mark map marked in green but as human populations grew so did people's need for space we have now wiped out some 95 percent of tiger habitat leaving only the areas marked in red on the map climate change hasn't helped as rising sea levels destroy habitat in india and bangladesh but experts say it is poaching poses the most immediate threat every tiger part from whisker to tail is still being traded in a legal markets there is some good news a number of countries have begun to take aggressive measures to fight poaching and protect the big cats and it is having an effect russia for example has managed to steadily increase its siberian tiger population by introducing tougher punishments for illegal hunting and trafficking other success stories include naipaul and india the country has announced today it has significantly increased its population in the past 2 years. for more on this story we have kept going on with us she's a tiger expert with the world wide fund for nature w w f here in germany cup and thanks for being with us thanks for the invitation so we just mentioned that there are some countries bigger countries like india seeing success when it c

mark crumpton. mark: president trump is playing -- blaming china and europe of playing what he calls a big currency manipulation game and says the united states is actually effort, a move that directly contradicts u.s. policy not to manipulate the dollar's value. the president's own trade department in may said that the country does not meet the criteria of being labeled currency manipulator. though china was put on a watchlist. the european union is calling on libyan authorities to protect migrants after an airstrike killed people overnight. the eu says many more migrants aren't met -- at risk and should be moved to safe places. the airstrike hit near tripoli, which has seen pierce fighting between rival militias in recent . world leaders are being urged to reconsider holding the g20 summit in saudi arabia. the u.n. official who investigated the murder of jamal khashoggi said it was a state killing carried out by the saudi's and that having the g20 there could make other nations complicit in the crime. being remembered as a master pitchman who became a corporate folk hero, he died at the age of 94 in bel air, california. he had a 32 year career at ford and chrysler and in that time he helped to launch some of detroit's best-selling and most significant vehicles. he was famous for his tv ads in which he said if you can find a better car, buy it. global news, 24 hours per day, on tictoc and twitter, powered by journalists and analysts in 120 countries. i'm markn, this is bloomberg. david? david: thanks, mark. now at update on fundraising for candidates, and i campaign says it has raised $24.5 million since entering the race and bernie sanders has been well peted $14 million and buttigieg raised $40 million and that the other end is michael just $2.8o raised million. turning now to another democratic presidential candidate. spent a lifetime in public service. first as a naval officer who went from graduating number two in his class device admiral over 31 years and then he ran for public office. serving the congressional district in pennsylvania for two terms, he leads first global, a promoting stem education in high school. admiral sestak, welcome, good to have you with us. >> good to be back, thanks. you are in the race now, a little late, because of home,al situations back but you are in now. tell us why. admiral sestak: the nation has upen me experience to stop -- stop our retreat from the world. a number of them were just brought up just

to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. 50, mark, what do we have this week? we have the dead don't die, it is a zombie movie but not a horror movie. so you are fine. 0k? we have stuber which is an action comedy. and the brink, a documentary about steve bannon. the dead don't die. yes, it is a zombie movie but that is about the end of the horror. this is an ironic, kind of movie. this is byjim jarmusch. so we have two cops, adam driver and bill murray, who are driving around centerville which is a real nice place. then they start to think something weird is happening, there are news stories about the world being knocked off its axis by polar fracking. daylight ending when it shouldn't do. by the time they get to to the station, things are going severely wrong and the dead are coming back to life and walk on the earth, not to the delight of everybody. guys... shouldn't we be telling each other that it's all going to be ok? like this will all go away like a bad dream? ronnie? gee, wendy, i'm not sure i can say that. cliff? please? it's all going to be ok, wendy.

mark: are prosecutors judges? >> no. mark: are they jurors or advocates? >> no, well, they are advocates but. mark when a prosecutor puts out a report why is it assumed everything in the report is accurate or everything in the report is the end all, be all and final word? >> this goes back to the conflict thing in my having someone do this was free of conflict was absolutely essential and what we did not get in the mueller report. the people have a partisan political bias that comes out and have been wonderful digests of the dissecting of the report to show how biased and skewed certain evidence was and how it was portrayed in almost like it was set up to create a media frenzy rather than giving an honest neutral assessment of what went on here. mark: the reasont they did not subpoena the president among many was because of this the united states court decision. >> unanimous by chief justice rehnquist but this was 2005 and the court was highly divided partisan ideologically and to get a nine-zero decision on something as high-profile as the arthur anderson enron case just demonstrates how clearcut

marking the idea. presumably we would be land marking the structures as well. is that correct? >> that is accurate. >> so should someone wish -- let's say the developer decides to bail, and the property is available and landmarked for either a neighborhood group or another developer, it is very expensive they would have to replace the structures. but the interesting thing is, those are all structures that i suspect that are nonconforming, so there would be variances and all sorts of other complicated land-use entitled with this i am beginning to believe that land marking this property does not serve anybody very well. i do think the ceqa process is a viable way of finding, through the preservation alternatives, a way to do that. i have listened to some very persuasive comments and given the complexities for anything that happened on the site, if it is landmarked. >> i have a question for you, miss taylor. commissioners mentioned the park owned by the recreation and park department. has there any discussion with them -- has there been any discussion with them about possibly partnering or possibly offering any of their park -- >> i'm not aware of any formal discussions between recreation and park and the friends of 770 woolsey. >> okay. commissioners, we are asked to take one of three actions. the first is to determine whether the property is eligible and should be added to the landmark designation, or that you do not feel that the property is eligible for the landmark designation, or if there is insufficient evidence and further research needs to be do