and the turkish lira keeps falling against the dollar as faces a rerun of its contested merril vote. had been physical and it's to business china says it will not yield on matters of principle that's not stopping stocks from resuming their slump you want also down on the trade impasse between the world's top 2 economies the united states has doubled juvies on a raft of chinese exports and while president donald trump gloat he's now got beijing right where he once said his own advisers admit the reality is different. fish textiles and footwear if they're made in china are about to get a lot more expensive for u.s. consumers. that's after the u.s. hike duties on those goods to 25 percent and more terrorists might be coming according to u.s. trade representatives president donald trump took to twitter to share his people that china would foot the bill for the new terrorists saying we would be taking in billions of dollars in terrorists from china. and speaking on us t.v. one of trump's chief economic advisors was forced to admit that u.s. citizens were going to be splitting the bill wit

also on the program because opposition says it will win the controversial rerun of istanbul's merril election for president otoh one says he strengthening democracy after successfully overturning the original results. teaching morality to eight machine. people. this is a bad thing. yes why not meet a group of german scientists trying to teach artificial intelligence systems rights from wrong. welcome to the program. syrian government forces have intensified their shelling of rebel held town of the villages in italy province the air is supposed to be demilitarized following the truce struck in september which when militias and russia backed syrian forces but reports say fresh shelling has destroyed schools and medical clinics and killed scores of civilians united nations as one hundred fifty thousand civilians are trying to escape the fighting. this woman was hoping to be treated in the clinic and kafr novel then bombs began to fall emergency workers carry patients from the rubble this is just one of three hospitals in a claim that activists say has been completely destroyed by fighte

our thanks to the global head of rate strategy at think america merrill lynch -- at bank of america merrill lynch prevents check in on first word news. >> abortion providers are asking a federal judge to block an alabama law that would ban most abortions in the state. the exception would be when a woman's health is at serious risk. the lawsuit says the ban is unconstitutional and would harm women by forcing them to continue pregnancies against their will. the law takes effect in november, and last blocked -- unless blocked by a judge. president trump may employ a rare maneuver to clear arms sales to saudi arabia, despite congressional opposition. bloomberg learned the administration could declare an emergency exists that requires the sales to go through immediately. congress wants the saudi's held accountable for the murder of jamal khashoggi, also for their role in the yemen civil war. a key stepas taken toward creating a space safe network to provide rotman service. spacex launched a sterling satellite last night from cape canaveral in florida. musk has said that the internet service will

turkish prison to one has defended the decision to rerun istanbul's merril election which comes after officials on monday ruled there were irregularities in the earlier march vote which was won by c.h.p. party candidate a crimean member. libya's u.n. recognized government is accusing the united arab emirates of directly supporting warlord holly for hafta prime minister. is in europe seeking support against have to as military campaign to take the capital tripoli has met italian prime minister the contrary in rome and will travel to germany and france. the international court of justice is here in qatar as case against the united arab emirates for violating human rights because government says the u.a.e. targeted its citizens when they expelled all categories and stopped them from entering the u.a.e. after the twenty seven thousand blockade u.a.e. claims qatar is hampering amorality efforts trim prove the situation something qatar denies stephanie decker has more from the hague. it is the second time in the history of the international court of justice that a respondent is coming up wi

up next, bank of america merrill lynch will join us. shery: later, discussing the outlook for china's tech giants. live from shanghai. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." i am paul allen in sydney. shery: i am shery ahn in new york. president trump is calling on the federal reserve to help win the trade war with china. he says victory would be inevitable if the u.s. matched stimulus moves in beijing. bank of america merrill lynch says the next steps are not simply a game of chicken involving the president and xi jinping. it is a match between markets and the fed chairman. merill lynch head of global interest rates and economics research david woo joins us now. great to have you with us from hong kong. what do you make of the president's tweet? is it just another way to hit at the fed, ask for help, and does it mean anything? will it active trade tensions get worse? -- will it act if trade tensions get worse? david: i do think trump is in a stronger position now than he was in september when the fed was hiking

the end of it is live from burlington turkish election officials order a ring of rather stumbles merril rice opposition parties that it will fight on and say the decision is an outbreak is attempt to quash dissent president says he is strengthening democracy. the program. freeze to international journalists. are reunited with their families after spending five hundred days chris. teaching the reality.

s lie from berlin turkish election officials ordered a rerun of istanbul's merrill raced the opposition party say they will fight on describing the decision as i'm afraid just attempt to quash dissent doesn't erdogan says he is strengthening democracy also on the program mean mouth brings to international journalists jailed for their reporting.

also on the program that his opposition says it will a controversial rerun of his stumbles merril electionpresident obama says he strengthening democracy after successfully overturning the original results.

is ruling a k party one much is the local elections over all but last key merril contests in . the party had challenge the legitimacy of the vote will not be held on the twenty third of june. as. correspondent to you stumble welcome you here what reason did turkey supremely troll board give for the rerun of this contest well first of all phil this is now breaking news here in turkey on all major t.v. channels the a stumble vote it seems the vote here in turkey's largest city is going to be cancelled and repeated this is right now according to president add one's ruling a.k. party and state run media we're still waiting for an official statement any confirmation by the election or soroti now present add ones a ruling a k posse has four weeks contest of the results of this election that was narrowly won by the opposition candidate x. humam alone they were claiming organized irregularities criminal investigation had also been launched into several ballot box officials and now it seems the election wolf already decided in line with this request now let's remember the opposition can

journalist austin merrill co-founded the project while on assignment in ivory coast and he and another co-founder a photographer were supposed to be telling another typical story of an african country in crisis but then we felt like the most important thing we could do in that moment was to look around and see that for most of the people around us they were living very normal lives much like i might be back home or anyone might be here in europe. what started off as an instagram account and 2012 rapidly group of people shared the hash tag every day africa and other photographers from around the continent began sending contributions including ethiopian photo journalist my header hi lissa lassie. really it's almost like a sketch book for me it's really almost what i see every day watching every day and it's sometimes it can be sad sometimes that stop you or sometimes it's just ordinary. the images in everyday africa show the interconnectedness the common experiences of people across the continent you know this is buying stuff home so my you know it's kind of froze up or someone came chee

i love you on a warm welcome to this stash a live edition of ops and culture i'm robin merrill. special because we have just one topic today and that's this city for decades berlin is being a mecca for offers from all over the world west berlin when it was surrounded by a wall and since that will fall and nine hundred eighty nine even more musicians artists filmmakers etc have made their way here but is the rush over the still a mecca for the arts but it's all subject to day. so has become too expensive and too cool for many struggling artists have lost the studios all rehearsal rooms to soaring rents credit tree developers here's a clip from a documentary about two artists who left but eventually returned. the other depict choctaw is a multimedia artist from the united states her husband alexander is best known as the basis for the band. this film shows how they came to a point where they felt they couldn't breathe and brylin anymore. by giving up our house. green peace and. we left berlin back then because in twenty ten barely had arrived at a point in its develop.

hello and a warm welcome to this special edition of ops and culture i'm robin merrill. special because we have just one topic today and that's this city for decades berlin is being a mecca for offers from all over the world west berlin when it was surrounded by a wall and since that will fall and nine hundred eighty nine even more musicians artists filmmakers etc have made their way here but is the rush over still a mecca for the arts but it's all subject to day. so has become too expensive and too cool many struggling artists have lost their studios or rehearsal rooms to soaring rents or credit tree developers here's a clip from a documentary about two artists who left but eventually return. is a multimedia artist from the united states her husband alexander is best known as the basis for the band. this film shows how they came to a point where they felt they couldn't breathe and brylin anymore. we blew out how wolves by giving up our house. we left it lean back then because in two thousand and ten barely had arrived at a point in its.

. >> or merrill. >> give her a kill. merrill, are you busy. >> how do you think we did?estly, i don't think this is our strong suit. >> you don't think we are ready to take over et? >> it takes me too long. look at you. >> i need rebel to sing that for entertainment tonight. let's go from comedy to drama now. j-lo's stripper movie. miss cardi b reunites and let's just say cardi knows a little something something about stripping. i worked with her before. she is so care less. what do you need? >> a former stripner real life, carried said she can't wait to shoot her scenes. >> i had to be in this movie. all the actresses, no, no. this is how it goes. that's the type of club that i worked. she wanted me to do the second lead role. due to the fact that i have to work on my album, i got a smaller role. >> this 26-year-old mama to 9-month-old boy has a lot going on. new music with the husband and on may 8th, her second line for the fashion. her first sold out in minutes. >> we are going high fashion on an affordable budget. i used to be like scratch, scratch, scratch! would yo

we are looking at bank of america, merrill lynch. take a look at oil, or the dollar, let's take a look at oil. oil was lower ahead of that turndown. here is your chart of the oil. >> we had a very nice downturn in oil prices. the bottom ofrked the head and shoulders base pattern. this was completed here in january, which allowed us to project for rallying oil prices. midbreakout .2 about the 60's. the oil prices have reached about $65 a barrel or so. we think that is the potential area where that begins to develop. last week's price action is very interesting. pressure on suppliers to ramp up, et cetera. this forced price action to eight new 10 day low. it is about a 13 day low. the top begins to form in the oil market and if this trendline breaks, oil markets -- oil prices could be at risk for a greater decline. thinkl: a lot of people the trendline is to show a trend. if we do see a reversal, where do you think we could see oil go in the near to medium term? >> price action comes down below this level, we would do a retracement fro

today's merrill can help you get there with the people, tools, and personalized advice to help turn youro action. what would you like the power to do? the latest inisn't just a store.ty it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi walking a fine line with impeachment. >> the president is almost self impeaching because he is every day demonstrating more obstruction of gists and disrespect for congress's legitimate role to subpoena. >> that as a source asked mcgahn to say the president didn't obstruct justice and he refused. how would impeachment go down? could the president keep stone wall sng a lot to talk about. allen is the author of the case for impeachment. so good to have you on. you've heard the big news tonight. the white house twice sdhd former white house counsel don mcgahn to publicly say he didn't

is ruling a k party she's a lection over all but last year merrill races in istanbul and ankara turkey fell on news of the radar because. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has warned the us intervention in venezuela would be catastrophic and unjustified he was meeting his u.s. counterpart mike pompei over the talks in finland russia has said military advisors to support venezuelan president nicolas maduro. and palestinian leaders in gaza have agreed a cease fire with israel ending two days of violence that threatened to turn into all out war israel's made no official comment on the cease fire but its military has allowed schools and roads in southern israel to reopen to allow residents to resume their daily lives the escalation in violence began on saturday with rocket fire from militants in gaza prompting a return struck by israel at least twenty three palestinians and four israelis have been killed. now the violence is over but the survivors in gaza there is little comfort among the rubble. the neighbors were screaming at us leave quickly and they were going to bomb the buildin

little yellow blue shorts 1st w. . 2 and a warm welcome to news from the world of oz and robin merrill that's a look at what's coming up today with featuring the roaring twenty's the jazz that is large music in the studio with the rufus temple will be looking behind the scenes of the. district in the famous t.v. series. and speaking of which. is the most expensive t.v. production ever in germany costing around 40000000 euros it's a crime series set in the weimar republic of 929 and the 1st 2 series insult to netflix are now thank you b.c. all over the world. police investigate berlin's underworld just a few years before the nazis rise to power berlin was a gritty place back then. getting on the pot is the main character gradually the detective realizes that the corrupt swamp of politics and crime goes so deep that he's in danger of losing his footing. shut out of the turn as a young working class woman with dreams of something better she does odd jobs for the police but wants to be a permanent part of the team. their stories are spun out.

griffey, kate merrill, perry howell and hilary rosen. present. many of you have worked with ellen before and during and after she served in the house and is particularly special, i know for ellen and also for me to have secretary clinton here today. and welcome all of the ellen trends from the state department and any other roles that she served and over the years. she touched so many lives and anybody that has worked with her, had dinner with her, drink a little california wine with her, knows the special person that she is. ellen was one of the first women and the youngest woman ever at the age of 25 to become a member of the new york stock exchange in 1977. i was president of the san francisco board of supervisors at that time. and i tell you, becoming a womae stock exchange at that time was a very big deal. ellen was to go one to work in finance for 14 years. as a successful investment banker and bond trader. a few years after she moved west, ellen a birth to her pride and joy, the wonderful woman in the front row. as a new mother he

we are thrilled to bring you this morning david woo of bank of america merrill lynch.nd getting the call right, including being modestly accurate on the trump election. well,schenker joins us as wired in as best he can to washington. what will you look for from washington? do the chinese respond now or wait to save face when they get home? marty: there was a suggestion the chinese would retaliate immediately. that did not happen. there is speculation they will wait until the end of the talks today before announcing how they retaliate, but it is coming. tom: take the synthesis of bank of america merrill lynch, and there is a tranche of tariffs, 200 value, and a fresh tranche, a new set of 350 billion. what is the difference between tariffs now and potential tariffs to come? david: i think the important data i'm trying to remember is november 22. trump met with liu he he it went so well that stayed an extra day. what is important is not watching what happens today but sunday into monday. generally speaking, i am optimistic for three reasons. both xi and trump have invest

ll, bank ofl carey hi america merrill lynch u.s. equity strategist, and you will be staying with us. the white as though house will assert executive privilege over the mueller report. this comes as the house judiciary committee is voting on whether to hold attorney general william barr in contempt. last week, barr refused to testify before the committee. we will bring you any more details next. this is bloomberg. >> nowhere close to satisfying nadler: nowhere close to satisfying its agreements. executive privilege was utterly without merit or legal basis, as is -- ♪ ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. taylor: from new york, i'm taylor riggs. this is "bloomberg markets." guy: a few signs of stabilization in equity markets. it has been a rough couple of days. let's get the details. abigail doolittle joins us now. abigail: we are looking at tiny moves up and down for the major averages after the big today --loff, the worst nasty big the big two-day selloff, the worst since january. a bit of a divergence globally. the shanghai composit

including the one and only david milb, fred griffey, kate merrill, mary howell, and hilary rosen.d with ellen before. and during and after she served in the house. and it's particularly special, i know, for ellen and also for me to have secretary clinton here today . and welcome all of ellen's friends from the state department and many other roles that she served in over the years. she touched so many lives. and anybody that's worked with her had dinner with her, drank a little california wine with her nose the special person that she is. ellen was one of the first women and the youngest woman ever at the age of 25 to become a member of the new york stock exchange in 1977. i was president of the san francisco board of supervisors at that time. and i can tell you, becoming a woman or being a woman on the stock exchange at that time was a very big deal. ellen was to go on to work in finance for 14 years. as a successful investment banker and bond trader. of years after she moved west, ellen gave birth to her pride and joy, the wonderful woman in the front row. as a new mother hersel

working with katie merrill who is here today to create a political action committee called fight backwhat ellen did. ellen was brilliant. she was warm, she was loyal to her country, her family and her friends. and she had a wonderful sense of humor. i saw this constantly over a glass of wine and a dinner in washington. but she was always ready with something that made friends smile and even laugh. and she was such a loving mother to you, catherine, and incredibly generous to all her friends and family. friend was for me a best and that will never change. thank you. >> family members, distinguished government officials past and present, and many friends and admirers of ellen tauscher, there is no surprise that we are here in such great numbers to pay respect to a truly great lady and her family. thank you to everyone of you for being here to help us as we struggle to deal with her all too sudden departure from our ranks. but also to cement in our memories her incredible accomplishments while she was with us. we are here today to try to cope with the enormity of her sudden passing. we a

we will speak to bank of america merrill lynch's head of commodities research.is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." welcome to the risk off monday. tweets from president trump are rocking global markets. we are off the lows of the session. dow futures now up by 1.8% -- now off by 1.8%. the dax getting hit the hardest, but again, off the lows of the session. we were down over 2%. european autos getting hit as well. and other asset classes, you can pretty much expect what we are seeing. euro-dollar now flat. you did see a stronger dollar. now the dollar coming up. money still coming into the long end of the bond market. there might be some pent-up safe haven demand. we are at 18. crazy. not crude off by one full percentage point. the commodity market getting hit .cross the board joining us now, francisco blanch, bank of america merrill lynch head of commodities research. good to see you. we are going to talk about trade. what is your take away when it comes to commodities? francisco: you guys were talking about this in the last segment. clearly when

. >> trying to deal even after the fact livina w survey from merrill lynch found 70% of adults ages 18-34 receive financial help from their parents last year. student loan debt one of the biggest reasons. on average $20,000 per student student parent spent about $500 billion in their adult children they are the family bank from our study we can tell the family bank is open and not going to close anytime soon. >> reporter: the survey also found almost 60% of millennials say they can't afford their lifestyle without the parent's help and women become financially independent faster than men the same age. be re, re females a with isve in five millennialn't feel guilty but rather thankful for the parent's help. >> i am very grateful for all their help and support. to help me have that start. >> reporter: willard says the help is allowing him to focus on his career so he can eventually become financially independent. >> the survey also found more millennials are making early withdrawals from their retirement accounts to pay all those bills. >>> if you are passing the bay today you may catch

the head of global rates at merrill lynch weighed in on the trade deal timeline later today -- earlieroday. >> there are reasons both sides were converging and i am remain --hose reasons nothing more than optics and the impact will force both sides to come to a deal very soon. >> let's welcome wilkens institute chief economist bill lee. starting to see some effect here. how damaging does this begin to get in a way that might get attention in d.c.? >> one of the things we have to realize is that the direct effect of the tariffs are not the main issue. the main issue is what it does to business confidence and investment. at the core of the plan to improve more productivity is to have more investments and those are being delayed by trade uncertainty. shery: we continue to see the downside on inflation. we can see the chart showing the april numbers. when can we expect the tariffs to be felt in the economy by consumers? that we will see very little impact on consumer prices and producer prices from these tariffs. of studies have shown the short-term effects that historically have shown tar

forces who fought in the pacific during world war ii under the legendary command of general frank merrillgood general. pretty good, right? that's what they say. are you better? just be as good. although private schaefer sadly perished in the battle of burma, his deep love of country and yours and -- deep love of someone veryes and special is with us today, his grandnephew, chief petty officer daniel schaefer. where is daniel? [applause] pres. trump: i want to thank you very much for the incredible job you have done. picked a couple of people that are outstanding. please say a couple of words. >> thank you, mr. president. this is amazing that you have recognized my family. i know a lot of others have family that served as well. memorial day is the time where we honor our father americans who paid the ultimate -- honor our fellow americans who paid the ultimate sacrifice. thank you to my shipmates and fellow marines who are out here today. it is a great day. thank you, mr. president. [applause] pres. trump: two great jobs, and that's not easy. he did not know he was coming up. you have no i

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yields coming down, the bank of america merrill lynch outlook cut for 2019, seeing it as low as 2.6%.ht in the u.s.-china standoff for them, and the fed minutes are breaking. scarlet: the fed saw a patient approach was appropriate for some time. this is the first indication we got of how much they discussed the prospect of a rate hike or rate cut. fed officials said in inflation dip was likely transitory, so they did not the that lasting. fed officials also discussed the pros and cons of shortening the bond portfolio maturity as well, part of their decision-making during the two day meeting before the decision to do basically nothing and keep all options open when it came to future rate increases.

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34% of bank of america merrill lynch surveyed that they are fully hedged.hey also need to see the market dropped by another 18%. the battleground is 2800. you have got stockpiles versus geopolitics moving the oil markets. and dollar-yeah, a lovely note this morning. 100 .4 could be on the cards, crash test level. trade were still dominates headlines, the question comes whether this was a machiavellian plot to get the fed to cut rates. and if that was the case, how would markets react if we saw what would be called a defensive cut? that is what our guest refers to as. looking at the 10 year yield, we are not moving a lot. the nuclear option has always been that china might sell treasuries. not necessarily as a game plan, it may be a way to cap reserves and avoid capital flight. the aussie is not stable, hitting a four-month low down .2% following the china data. china's factories are walking wounded into a trade war. stocks on the front foot, we saw them gaining along with u.s. equities. let's check it on the markets in asia. juliette saly has more. interest

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teva was downgraded from underperform to buy from bank of america merrill lynch and the analyst there cited the generic's drugmaker's, poesh you are to the opioid litigation currently under way the price target $9 and shares fell at $8.84. citigroup was upgraded to buy from neutral at goldman sachs. the analyst says city can grow revenues and increase returns thout interest rate hikes. the price target is $77, but thl stock f a fraction to 63.61. w comcas upgraded to buy from neutral at guggenheim. the analyst says broadband subscriber gains wil help margins improve. the price target is $52. the stock fell a fraction to $49.47. as you probably know, comcast is the parent company of cnbc which produces this program. >>> still ahead, are you covered? as hurricane season approaches insurance rates are climbing. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> uber lost more than a billion dollars in its first going public, but that was right in line with expectations. the ride-hailing companyaces to one day turn a profit. the good news, revenues rose 20%. the stock was volatile in after-hours trading and deirdre bosa has more

qualcomm was upgraded t buy from neutral at bank of america merrill lynch.analyst cites the rollout of 5g. thce target is $105 and the shares rose a fraction to $83.14. estee lauder was downgraded to sector perform from rbc capital. the analyst questions some of the momentum is. sustainab the price target is $178. the stock closed just below that level at $170.25. >>> still ahead, the bizarro world of texas and politics. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> some positive news for homebuyers. mortgage rates fell in the most recent weeks, snapping a four-week of increases. according to freddie mac, the average rate on the 30-year f side 4.14%. a year ago it stood at 5%. high home prices along with strong demand have today'soung homebuyers moving to cities you might not expect and mean a boom for local economies and home values in those markets. diana olick has more. >> madison wisconsin is suddenly teaming with millennials, garec rome just bought a house there. >> when you're walking around madison downtown and going to coffee shops you seeop young all over the place. madison ranks am

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of todas upgrades and downgrades and we begin with shares of ford and they were upaded to buy from merrill. the strong lineup of utility vehicles and truck, the price target $14 and shares rose more than $ 1.5% .38. unitedhealthcare was upgraded to buy from neutral at city. the analyst cls the sell-off in managed care stocks on fears that medicare for all overdone. price target $280. that stock gained% to 240.59. pinterest was initiated with a buy rating at nomur instinet in new coverage. the analyst calls pinterest the fastest growing of all of the companies that he covers right now. price target $34 and shares rose 1% to $29.05. still ahead, rocky road, uber went to wall street to start its next chapter and investor enthusiasm was not greet it. ♪ ♪ >> it was one of the most talked about ipos inears and today uber finally made its wall street debut. it was an offering that captured the attention t vestors on wall street as well as drivers and passengers on main street but when the rubber finally hit the road the enthusiasm just wasn't t the stock notched a rare first-day decline for such

and the price at your next report how much merrill and since the world colin carrying championship. he calls himself a shill and a stick capitalist simply call him the cash making and both descriptions fit italian fashion designer evelyn mandel cuccinelli does not only care about the quality of his products he also cares about the respectful treatment of his employees and on top of being immensely successful at both the billionaire decided to completely restore small town in own the region where he grew up. in italy's every 1040 years ago after many villages moved to the city is it was empty and crumbling today its population is back up to 451 time ghost town has come back as a picture book can mess. the credit goes to print a low continually son of an own brand found that he made his fortune from kashmir fashions now he lives with his family in sodomy. i wanted to restore the little village and make it my company headquarters. of course i didn't want to redesign it. or so i tried to turn into the jane your sloth gee. this is spirit of the place. the great philosophers taught me to

merrill race opposition party. describing the decision. to quote.as the other one says he is strengthening democracy on the program. to international journalists for their reporting. five hundred days in prison. this was germany to.

for our serious corky customs reporter max merrill travels throughout europe to discover unusual traditions and this time he went to small village in northern england to find out about the world coal carrying championships that's where competitors race having sex all like this $150.00 kilos that's too much for me but letting up. rarely have i felt this exhausted everything hurts i've just competed in a dirty race. my search for quirky customs has brought me to school for in yorkshire once a year this little english town plays host to a championship in fact it's a world championship that is connected to the region's historical ties with the coal industry all the locals have come out to watch. this is not your average fun run of the world coal carrying championships a race that involves carrying 50 kilos of coal on your back and today i'll be competing but 1st let's find out more about this edition. the rules us simple there are several heats with 30 runners each the bags of coal the carried on a track that is a little over a kilometer long women compete in a separate category with 20 bags of

economics at bank of america merrill lynch michelle, just on the economy on the president's immigration plan, clearly labor shortages are a huge itch right now. is this a way to get at that problem? >> well, i think the conversation touched on something very important, which is the fact that job openings are really high and what we're hearing from companies across the board is that they can't find labor and they're looking for people to fill those positions. to the extent that immigration policy reduces the supply of labor that could be problematic for the economy. it makes it harder for companies to produce it puts continued upward pressure on wages. it also could be very challenging for profit margins i think what we need to do is to think carefully about how we want the labor force to evolve and ultimately we think about trend growth, a stronger increase in labor sflie, a faster increase in labor force participation is only that much better for trend growth in the economy. >> michelle, you and i were talking yesterday about that slightly weaker than expected retail sales growth. the

a line from bank of america merrill lynch, the yuan might if the talks at the g20 fail.e absence of that or leading up to that, they expect the currency to trade on the stronger side. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ let's have a look at what is going on at cape canaveral air force base. spacex falcon nine rocket launch. the third attempt trying to get this. communications satellites into space. >> we are seeing this as a history making moment. it was delayed by a week or so. they weigh about 18.5 tons, more than any other payload that spacex has ever launched. according to elon musk. the previous high was 10.6 tons. definitely a heavy load. history in the making. >> 15 seconds to go before the rocket does live off. watch the drama as it unfolds. >> 59. >> that was lift off. spacex's six launch of the year. making its way back to earth. booster stage. stilllatform, called, i love you. 30,000 pounds, the most ever launched by spacex. elon musk saying they will be data off thee ground station. >> by next year, elon musk saying,about them hundreds of these circling t

this is they don't we here's why from turkish election officials order a rerun of istanbul's merrill raced the opposition party say they will fight on describing the decision as an outrageous attempt to quash dissent president erdogan says he is strengthening democracy also on the program made my offerings to international journalists jailed for their reporting while alone and quote sold nights with their families after spending more than five hundred days in prison. and this was germany in twenty fifteen at the height of europe's refugee crisis four years on how all those migrants ferric the germans still as welcoming the new survey says. i'm feel gail welcome to the program took his opposition to contest afresh and action in istanbul after officials ordered the polls to be you've run for president rather talk about his party narrowly lost the original vote in the country's economic cutback in march but he claimed the humiliating defeat was a vote of was the result of vote rigging the new election has been shuttled. ystem bill will face special elections in just over six weeks' time

this is one of the most popular dishes that we have at merrill as well as emeril's coastal italian. - it's beautiful. - yeah, our next function is we're going to bake. and what we're gonna bake are these corn muffins. the rest with the corn batter. look at that folks. (clapping) oh yeah, look at that. now what we're gonna do, is we're gonna take one out, set it on a bed of coleslaw, cut our muffin, check this out. (cheering) oh, but, - yeah. - [emeril] you've gotta have your favorite barbecue sauce. (laughing) ah, yeah baby, that's what i'm talking about. slow cooking. - that's right. listen, chef emeril has taken some of his most popular dishes, served in his restaurant and customized them for the 360, so that you can make them right at home in your very own kitchen. (cheering) oh, don't mind if i do. - how was that? - mm, mm, mm. (laughing) - oh, did i tell you it has a toast function? (laugh a toaster oven on their counter, right? guess what, throw it away. (laughing) throw it away. we're toasting the top and the bottom and you don't have to flip it. - oh, look at that cheese. - lo

now brussels has slammed turkey's decision to rerun the merrill election in the country's biggest city istanbul the turkish president's party lost its seat there last month and now the e.u. is top diplomat among others in europe have stressed that the blocks good relations with turkey are based on core principles such as transparent elections ensuring a free and transparent election process is essential to any democracy and is at the heart of the european union's relations with turkey. while some rallied in support of president decision to go back to the polls others have branded it an attack on democracy recount confirmed a narrow victory for the opposition candidate in istanbul however the electoral authorities have now scheduled a second vote in june. but let's talk like that well and scared emeritus professor of international history at the london school of economics welcome back to r.t. only a few european politicians have openly accused president of ignoring the people's will do you expect more criticism from within brussels. well i expect criticism of what i have against doing b

plus a slam turkey's decision to rerun the merrill election in the country's biggest city istanbul the turkish president's party lost at sea there last month now the top diplomat among others in europe have stressed that the blocks good relations with turkey are based on core principles. ensuring a free and transparent election process is essential to any democracy and is at the heart of the european union's relations with tacky. rallied in support of president and around the station to go back to the polls others have branded it and attack democracy and we count another victory for the opposition candidate. for the electoral authorities have now scheduled a second vote in june international history professor alan scott told me he thinks the use position is hypocritical. brussels to pretend it's a bus theory of democracy and likes transparent elections is really ironic every time goes against in the referendum the country is forced to the second referendum in order to get the right foot of snow who then has to be persuaded to vote yes this was done when the danes voted no to man strict