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mike. and dusty johnson, congressman, all right, dusty, thank you. and all others with us tonight from congress, thank you very much for coming. we appreciate it. there could be no better place to celebrate america's independence then to lead this magnificent, incredible, majestic mountain monument to the greatest americans who have ever lived. today we pay tribute to the exceptional lives of the extraordinary legacies of george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln, and teddy roosevelt. [cheers and applause] i am here is your president to proclaim before the country and before the world this monument will never be desecrated.

mike. [applause] and dusty johnson, congressman. hi, dusty. thank you. and all others with us tonight from congress. thank you very much for coming. we appreciate it. there could be no better place to celebrate america's independence than beneath this magnificent, incredible, majestic mountain, monument to the greatest americans who have ever lived. today we pay tribute to the exceptional lives and extraordinary legacies of george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln and teddy roosevelt. [applause] i am here as your president to proclaim before the country, and before the world, this monument will never be desecrated. these heroes will never be defaced. [cheers and applause]

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mike secretary of state mike pompeo and boris johnson. orisjohnson. mike pompeo hasjust tweeted that it has been a constructive visit, saying our true country's long—standing bilateral relationship has laid the foundation for the discussions today, on issues ranging from 56, china, and he says moving on to our negotiations for a us-uk moving on to our negotiations for a us — uk free—trade agreement. that is then in the rose garden in downing street a short time ago. they have spoken about huawei, and the decision not to allow huawei to participate in the sg infrastructure in the uk. we don't know if they have spoken about russia, which is something we are concentrating on following the report released today. mps who have been investigating russian interference in british politics have concluded that it's impossible to say whether hackers linked to moscow affected the brexit referendum because no—one in the british government wanted to touch the issue "with a ten—foot pole." the intelligence and security committee said russia had both the c

before he spoke on the senate andr, senators mike johnson -- ron johnson and mike braun try to pass aill where state and federal assistance combined would have been two thirds of a person's previous wage. if they could not implement the way to match, it would have been at $200 per week benefit, but schumer blocked the bill. democrats then try to pass the houses roughly $3 trillion bill, but it was blocked by republicans. democrats also blocked a one-week extension of the $600 per week benefit the president was just advocating for. democrats argued that it is not sufficient, that they needs to pass everything, or close to everything that is in the bill that they have passed in may, that they can't just do unemployment benefits, they have to come to the table and compromise on all of the different proposals out there to help with economic aid, mortgage, health care, schools, etc. we are giving you the opportunity this morning to tell washington what you think they should do. george in bristol, tennessee, what do you need, george? caller: i am for the senate's, of course, and as far as t

. >>> and good morning, i'm cierra johnson. >> mike is here and kari, as well. you're talking about maybe building heat. >> it's going to get hot hotter over the next few days and see our temperatures in the inland valleys going up a couple degrees each and every afternoon. let's get a look at our trend at least for this morning in pleasant hill where we enjoy some comfortable weather. we are in the upper 50s here and at 11:00 the upper 70s. but then as we check out our high temperatures, we're seeing some 90s today. the coastal areas will stay in the 60s and oakland in the upper 70s. we'll talk about our range in temperatures going into the weekend coming up. mike, any issues you're seeing popping up on the roads? >> no, and that's a good thing, of course, kari. we're looking at the map and showing you contra costa county approaching the bay bridge and traffic flows smooth and easy and you see five bridges on that map. two more added down here as we look at the rest of the peninsula and south bay. we'll talk about a crash on the peninsula coming up. i'll give y

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prime minister in london the talks between mike pompei on boris johnson come as both countries increase pressure on beijing on allegations of human rights violations and national security issues a trial for sudan's ousted president omar al bashir has been adjourned until next month because of a shortage of court room space but she was accused of plotting to overthrow the democratically elected government of prime minister statical maki in 198976 year old is currently serving time in prison for corruption. mollies opposition has called for opposing protests ahead of the upcoming ied festival they've been demanding that president even him but because steps down and those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's inside story but for. the u.k. is reported to have turned to japan in its search for 5 g. networks technology but can anyone fill the way void what does it mean for the timeline of the 5 g.'s services this is inside story. hello welcome to the show i'm sam is a than now the u.k. is reportedly japan to help build its 5 g. infrastructure it's seen as a major blow for chine

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we are keeping an eye on downing street because mike pompeo, the us secretary of state and boris johnson‘s actions in hong kong and its treatment of the muslims in one area. they spoke about foreign policy areas including according to downing street and they outlined a commitment to negotiate a strong uk— us trade agreement, the benefits of the economies of both countries, of course those talks under way following the uk‘s departure from the eu and also the two underscoring the importance of the us led five eyes intelligence aligns with boris johnson the us led five eyes intelligence aligns with borisjohnson also raising the death of 19—year—old briton harry dunne who was killed in aus briton harry dunne who was killed in a us road collision with a diplomat‘s wife and re—entering the knee that when we are treasuring the need for justice to knee that when we are treasuring the need forjustice to be done for harry dunn and his family. a lot on the agenda of that meeting. they are sneaking out to the agencies and that but we hear about those talks a little later. england‘s chief medical off

the head of the independent care group be very welcome thanks for coming on today mike what do you make of boris johnson's comments basically saying that too many care homes didn't follow the correct procedures. well i'm shocked saddened than angry basically what he said in that shop in the face of all those care workers who put their own lives on the line in the line and i reject his claims that the majority of homes did to the letter but it's worth remembering that it was in february the public accounting and said that. it is very unlikely that people the care home would become effected so we didn't need to do anything different but we look down early we got p.t. and we did the testing is as much as you get a hold of test so i can be done everything we possibly can to reduce the number of deaths and it's re sad to say listen to what he said just why do you think he said what he did why not one of the more broad in his outlook and say hey we could have done this better they could have done that better but it was very much an accusation and they care homes yes well i could think was that he's not being pr

and the china keeps up on pressure keeps up on china mike pompeo meeting with boris johnson today tryingo get the u.k. to take a firmer stance on china. meeting coming week after london banned huawei technology from country 5g network. week long look at instagram stars continue this is morning today the cofounder of upward family photos. those pictures the free smiles to people posting them. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ maria: well the global markets have a firmer tone take a look at european indices green across the board s&p 500 up 34 and paris up 70 and dax in yerm is higher by 245 points almost 2%. eu leaders agreeing on historic $2 trillion spending package to help unrecover from the economic from the coronavirus and deal needs to be approved by member states but markets are certainly reacting to it. eu spending package in positive news on coronavirus vaccine trials led to ingas across board there as well. take a look that's within hong kong hank shank index up two and third percent. some of the top stories we're waving this morning. top democrats ready to meet with th

mike. [applause] and dusty johnson, congressman. dusty. thank you. very much for coming. we appreciate it. there could be no better place to celebrate america's independence than the knees this magnificent, incredible, , monument totain the greatest american's who ever lived. today we pay tribute to the exceptional lives and extraordinary legacies of george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln and teddy roosevelt. [applause] i am here as your president to proclaim before the country, and before the world, this monument will never be desecrated. these heroes will never be defaced. [applause] never, ever bell destroyed. their achievements will never be forgotten. and mount rushmore will stand an eternal tribute to our forefathers and our freedoms. [applause] [chanting "u.s.a.!"] we are together tonight to herald the most important day in the history of nations, july 4, .776 at those words, every american heart should swell with pride. every american family should cheer with delight, and every american patriot should be filled with joy, because

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against out of control government spending under obama did sweep senators paul, senator johnson and senator mikez into the claim per in 2012. senator paul said tea party movement arose out of that because they were sick of washington republicans who were not conservatives anymore. conservatives today feel the same way as debt explodes. what is your feeling. >> the only government the government has to spend is money it takes from citizens. government doesn't print money, free money. people think it is borrowing money. print that money we have to pay it back. our children will have to pay it back. look at coronavirus bill. they have spent trillions and trillions of dollars. our national debt is over $26 trillion. unemployment assistance, yes we need to help people out of work because the government shut down the economy through no fall of these folks but why would you pay people more to stay home than they made boeing to work? look at small busy stance in hundreds of billions of dollars have been spent. only now they're saying maybe we should have asked businesses to prove they actually lost reve

is here to hold its hand on his visit to london secretary of state mike pompei a applauded prime minister boris johnson for agreeing to ban chinese telecoms company while away from its 5 g. infrastructure and for ending its extradition treaty with hong kong to move the u.s. is also making later he spelt out the dangers of the us his geo political rival and the chinese communist party the c.c.p. sexploitation this disaster to further its own interest has been disgraceful rather than helping the world general secretary she has shown the world the parties to face we talked about how we see in hong kong's freedoms crushed to watch the c.c.p. boy its neighbors know try speech in the south china sea and instigate a deadly confrontation with india. i want to take this up. to congratulate the british government for its principle sponsors to these challenges foreign secretary dominic robb was kina to extol the special relationship with the u.k. it is really clear that we need to work with american friends and also we've got the parties together in the international system to protect our freedoms and interests a

us secretary of state mike pompeo meets boris johnson — and congratulates him on banning the chinesehink the united kingdom made a good decision, but i think that decision was made not because the united states said it was a good decision but because leadership here in united kingdom concluded the right thing to do was to make that decision for the people of united kingdom. uk government borrowing soared to more than 35 billion pounds injune, about five times more than the same time last year because of the coronavirus crisis. at thejohnny depp libel trial his ex—wife is questioned about the injuries she says were caused by him. sport and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. it is jane. some relegation issues in the premiership still to be sorted out. yes. sir alex ferguson used to say it a squeaky bum time. a very significant night at the bottom end of the pre—milik paper. both aston villa and bournemouth could be relegated later. here is why. if what fred get a point against manchester city in a game that kicks off in under half an hour, bournemouth will go down. that leaves

secretary of state mike pompeo traveled to london for talks with uk officials including british prime minister boris johnson. he also mentioned with the british foreign secretary and held a joint news conference. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. >> i am really delighted to welcome the secretary. with discussed a whole range of challenges in the world. there is also great opportunity for britain and then the united states and we focused about serious concerns. we talked a bit about our exhibition treating, the arms embargo to hong kong. we are coordinating together. [inaudible]. we also talked about ongoing discussions of five g and crucially how we can diversify climate change in relation to - and learning some lessons about coronavirus. the work we do together an orgy to facilitate that. and were of talk about the free-trade negotiations, we are looking forward to meeting british and american businesses shortly. in the biggest investors. over $300 billion and every morning, the americans going to work with british companies are the same. for american companies i think that is sort of win-win to th

johnson also reaches out to mike mansfield, the majority leader of the senate, representing some liberal moderate democrats. he isn't thrilled about fortas's nominee but will go along. it looks from johnson's mind. in late june of 1968 it looks as if this is a done deal. fortas has been nominated, thornberry is the associate. the three most powerful members of the senate johnson believes are already on board is willing to support the confirmations and this is a done deal. johnson's problem is that he essentially lost a decent amount of power. he hasn't conceptualized that and he will learn it very quickly in the summer of 1968. two things happen almost immediately. the first, 19 republican senators signed on to a public statement prepared by this man, robert griffin, a republican senator from michigan. it comes to be known as the round robin. it articulates the view that will reappear in american life in 2016. it is potentially the same argument mitch mcconnell makes against the merrick garland nomination. we have a vacancy for the supreme court, a presidential election going on, we will

secretary of state mike pompeo to the pressure on boris johnson.johnson to impose sanctions on chinese officials over human rights abuses. one mp is calling for a strategic overhaul of the u.k.'s relationship with china. jeff bezos added $13 billion to his net worth yesterday. that is the biggest single day jump for any individual since the bloomberg billionaires index was created in 2012. is up more than $74 billion this year alone. him would alone would make seventh richest in the world if he were not already the number one richest person in the world. it is fair to say he has a high net worth, the most money of anyone in history, almost $200 billion. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. tech,let's talk about steady earnings growth and the ability to make money in the stay-at-home world has made the biggest tech names synonymous with quality. as the industry's earnings get underway, scarlet fu gets a look. scarlet: the biggest knock on big

mike pompei of the u.k. prime minister boris johnson in london the talks commerce both countries increase pressure on beijingver allegations of human rights violations and national security issues. germany's foreign minister has called on turkey to stop drilling in the eastern mediterranean if it hopes for any progress in talks with the e.u. also says that egypt's decision to send troops abroad for potential military intervention in libya could escalate the conflict and other terms being made to break the deadlock over africa's largest hydroelectric dam leaders from ethiopia sudan and egypt have started a virtual summit sudan and egypt say the dam will affect their water supplies in the trial of sudan's ousted prime minister president omar bashir has been adjourned until next month because of a shortage of court room space but she was accused of plotting to overthrow the democratically elected government of the prime minister. in 1989 those were the headlines and back with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next it's 3 wanted to stay with us. hello and welcome again to rewind i'm richelle carey and

. >>> we are looking at mike pompeo meeting with uk pm boris johnson. that is in london.king through the garden where they ended up sitting and socially distanced chairs to discuss several issues including china, 5g, and brexit and earlier, johnson held his first face-to-face meeting since he recovered from the coronavirus and it has been four months since his entire cabinet has been together and they are really trying to get people back to work and restart the economy. >> the european union is making big moves and finding the cost of the pandemic. the eu is in the midst of their biggest recession in its history. leaders have agreed on a $750 billion euro fund to be sent for those hit hardest by the virus. that is equivalent to $859 billion. >>> huge lawsuits for the airline industry as demand for travel drops again. how a rideshare company is helping fight against the coronavirus. we are from jersey city now for more on those stories. >> reporter: stocks gained ground on monday as investors placed bets on progress on a vaccine and the dow edged up nearly 9 point and the

ted cruz and mike lee and rand paul and ron johnson aren't tough fiscal hawks and i think they feel astion is coming up already spent a couple trillion dollars. time to dig in our heels a little and i find that to be a very positive thing and actually put republicans in a pretty good negotiating position with democrats. >> amanda, a diplomatic way, making my point? fisk's conservative, fiscal hawks, as senator santorum calls them where have they been last three years? thought if they did so they would get in trouble for it? >> started back in the spring with the coronavirus bill. the fight between liz cheney and tom massie, start there. he got in trouble with president trump and leadership because he wanted to force a vote on this. think back to spring. president trump called for his ouster from the party and liz cheney went and endorsed his primary opponent. a strange move tr considering the things that guy posted on twitter, memes about the alt right racist, a head-scratcher move on liz cheney, from the way i see it. i think people trying to break this down into a pro-trump thing aff

is here to hold its hand on his visit to london secretary of state mike pompei and applauded prime minister boris johnson agreeing to ban chinese telecoms company while away from its 5 g. infrastructure and ending its extradition treaty with hong kong to move the u.s. is also making later he spelt out the dangers of the us is geo political rival and the chinese communist party the c.c.p. sexploitation this disaster to further its own interest has been disgraceful rather than helping the world general secretary she has shown the world the party's true face we talked about how we seen hong kong's freedoms crushed to watch the c.c.p. bully its neighbors militarized beatrice in the south china sea and instigate a deadly confrontation with india. i want to take this opportunity to congratulate the british government for its principle response to these challenges foreign secretary dominic robb was kina to extol the special relationship with the u.k. it is really clear that we need to work with all american friends and also we've got the parties together in the international system to protect our freedoms and i

the us secretary of state mike pompeo met uk prime minister boris johnson and foreign secretary dominicvid—19 pandemic and continuing negotiations on a us—uk free trade agreement. james hughes is chief market analyst at scope markets. investors like you keeping a close eye on what the uk and the us are talking about right now? absolutely and anytime mike pompeo or anyone from the us comes over and has these kinds of discussions with uk politicians, it always get the markets talking and that is one of the key things this is done. a lot of discussion around huawei but what is interesting about this is, when asked about the conversations going on, all dominic raab was really doing was defending himself against the fact that the us were trying to strong arm the uk into a trying to strong arm the uk intoa number of trying to strong arm the uk into a number of different decisions and, of course, dominic raab saying that was not the case but one of the key things about this is a fact that the most important thing for the that the most important thing forthe uk, that the most important thing fo

is here to hold its hand on his visit to london secretary of state mike pompei a applauded prime minister boris johnson agreeing to ban chinese telecoms company while away from its 5 g. infrastructure and ending its extradition treaty with hong kong to move the u.s. is also making later he spelt out the dangers of the us is geo political rival and the chinese communist party the c.c.p. sexploitation this disaster to further its own interest has been disgraceful rather than helping the world general secretary she has shown the world the parties to face we talked about how we seen hong kong's freedoms crushed to watch the c.c.p. bully its neighbors militarized speech in the south china sea and instigate a deadly confrontation with india. i want to take this opportunity to congratulate the british government for its principles of sponsors to these challenges foreign secretary dominic robb was kina to extol the special relationship with the u.k. it is really clear that we need to work with all american friends and also we've got the parties together in the international system to protect our freedoms and i

in the u.k., there is more pressure on boris johnson to take a harder line on china. mike pompeo meets today with senior members of parliament. those lawmakers will want to see sanctions on china. they also won china cut from the u.k.'s new their power program. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more i'm ritikauntries, gupta. this is bloomberg. francine? tom? thank you so much. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities i want to take some time here because we are doing a lot across bloomberg surveillance this money. itt a rally yesterday, and continues this morning. futures up 23, dow futures up 1.79. you see it in the vix, and it is absolutely extraordinary -- 23.96. for those of you not part of global wall street, that is a huge deal. we have vaulted from 32 down to 23.96. the long-term averages about 20. the glory days pre-pandemic were 14, 13. we have made some room there. the dow closing. 26,000. i know you will talk about the german spread. the german ten-year is put much stasis. nots su

johnson. >> and i'm kris sanchez. marcus and laura are enjoying a little bit of summertime off. mike watching the roadways and, kari, you're working from home. good morning. >>> good morning. we are going to start out with temperatures for most of us feeling nice and comfortable. if it got really hot where you lived yesterday we are going to have at least the cool morning hours to let the house cool down before it heats up again as we check out our mountain view temperature trend at least it will be nice here. we're looking at upper 50s through 6:00. and then as we go into late morning, we're mostly looking at some 70s but some of us will reach into the mid-90s today. i'll talk more about this and what's ahead coming up in a few minutes. mike, any issues for the commuters? >>> the bay bridge toll plaza, no backup. we've seen this pattern. no problem getting through contra costa county but alameda county we did have this crash west 580 over there at the split with the freeway. highway 13. slowing has cleared from our sensors. the activity is still there just past the split to macarthu

the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, has encouraged every nation to push back against the chinese communist party — following talks with boris johnson banning huawei from its 5g networks — and welcomed the government's response to china's new security law in hong kong. he also said he hoped britain and america could conclude a trade deal "as soon as possible". saudi arabia's 84—year—old ruler, king salman bin abdulaziz is in hospital in the capital riyadh. state media says he is holding a virtual cabinet meeting from there. it also reports he is undergoing medical checks for a gall bladder infection. about a dozen people have been freed from a bus in ukraine after the country's president complied with the hostage—ta ker‘s bizarre demand that he promote a film about animal rights. volodymyr zelensky used social media to encourage people to watch the 2005 production, earthlings. the armed man then began to release the hostages in the city of lutsk. animal rights campaigners are asking the south korean president for help to save hundreds of the country's caged moon bears. over 400 bears are being kept on farms across the country. they'

secretary of state mike pompeo is in london preparing to meet with boris johnson and other u.k. leaders in hours. they're expected to discuss the covid-19 pandemic, china and hong kong. andy robertson is following the story from london and joins us this evening. what all can we expect to come out of these meetings? >> reporter: well, i think it will be for the british prime minister at least a tradeoff between how much pressure to absorb and accept from the united states to toughen their response on china. at the same time it will be a strong and quick preliminary free trade agreement with the united states because brittain is leaving the european union. that trade deal with the united states gets bigger significance, bigger importance for the prime minister. secretary of state mike pompeo will visit with a couple of policy influencing think tanks that are very hawkish on china. adding to that, we know the united states has put additional sanctions on chinese companies for the human rights abuses by chinese authorities. so i think we can see that the united states secretary pomp

boris johnson is under pressure. secretary of state mikeing london to meet with dominic raab to discuss a range of topics including the fact that china concerns everyone. he is also facing boris johnson. shery: what are we expecting from beijing? how will they respond? jodi: we are continuing to hear response from beijing as they have responded to the u.s. and canada and australia. very strong language that this is unnecessary meddling of what we heard yesterday from the chinese foreign ministry spokesman. we do not know what steps they will take. they have been very clear on this that they think this is meddling in their affairs. --oreign ministry spokesman the foreign ministry spokesman called it brutal meddling and urged the british government to stop the wrong words and actions. ma is up next, jack seeking a listing in hong kong and shanghai that would value the company at over $200 billion. we will have more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ save hundreds on your wireless bill without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and

johnson. >> and i'm kris sanchez. marcus and laura enjoying time off. before we get to kari and mike, that breaking news out of livermore. lanes of 580 in the altamont pass are open once again this morning after that fast-moving vegetation fire closed the highway in both directions for nearly 4 1/2 hours. video from the scene shows the char scar there. our sharon katsuda joins us by phone. what are you seeing once you get there? >> reporter:ry, kris. i pulled off at grant line road and i'm stepping aside because a fire truck is pulling up in the area. luckily they tackled the fire and it is out now. right now i am seeing a lot of traffic heading westbound on highway 580 at grant line road. when i arrived close to about 3:45, i was sitting in all of the traffic going eastbound, but then they opened it up around 3:45, 4:00. so traffic is slowing smoothly if you're heading eastbound on 580. but westbound still looks really bad. back to you. >> bad this early. to meteorologist kari hall. kari, we know that we've been expecting some hot weather, and that's not the conditions we like to se

secretary of state mike pompeo kicks off a visiting the u.k. with a meeting with boris johnsonprime minister. wednesday, the u.s. senate banking committee is set to vote on president trump's two federal reserve board nominees. annmarie: also wednesday, tesla reports its second-quarter earnings. ,he stock has been on a rally advancing 60% in the last month alone and friday, we will keep an i on the release of european pmi data for signs of a pickup in economic activity. on the docket, european earnings season kicks into high gear after promising numbers last week. can the good times keep rolling? we discuss the region's results next. this is bloomberg. ♪ annmarie: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." london.arie hordern in the reporting season near -- in europe is underway with novartis and unilever expected this week. it is early days but results for the region have been promising. here's what to expect with dani burger. dani: about 11% of firms so far in europe have reported and it is too early to draw any big trendsions, but if the continues, it is promising for the rest of