joe malec is also -- gilles moec is also with us.ror replacing economy as the main issue in the election. greg: that is the case. even after last year, whenever people were asked about the main issues in the presidential election, it was always jobs and the economy. security and terrorism was important, but far behind jobs and the economy. after this year's attacks, which seem even more random, and really raised the fear level, terrorism is right up there. terrorism and security now listed as important as jobs in the next elections. francine: what does that mean for hollande? one of the things i was quite surprised at his so many questions about how security was handled and the communication after the nice attack. it is amazing we haven't seen anyone really lose their job. is that fair? greg: i'm not sure if that is fair. i think people do understand that it is almost impossible to pick up these lone wolf attackers. the last two attacks in france have been of a lone wolf variety. that is not to say mistakes weren't made, basic polici

gilles moec with us through the hour. ofthe next hour, 326 pages joseph stiglitz. .oseph stiglitz on the euro he goes after olivier blanchard. what else would you expect from joseph stiglitz? this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: it is "bloomberg surveillance." on francine lacqua in london. tom keene in new york. let's talk about corporate's, let's get to the bloomberg business flash. taylor: nestle, sales grew in the first half in the slowest pace since 2009. the world's largest food company reported a 3.5% increase in revenue, slightly less than estimates. it is tough for nestle to raise prices because of little inflation in europe. home prices in china are rising, cities as as many before. 55 in july versus 55 -- 51 in july versus 55 in june. slowing down real estate price hikes, some cities have raised down payment requirements for buyers of second homes. brexit having an uneven impact on the housing market. remain areas like london have seen a drop in the number of properties put up for sale and an increase in canceled tran

. >> sausage party, the best-ever debut for an r-rated animated moec movie, considered risky for studiosored the biggest august ever for an animated film. the raunchy comedy as food products avoiding being eaten, co-written and starring seth rogen. that's about twice what was expected. the film reportedly cost just $19 million to produce. sony's columbia pictures sharing the cost with megan ellison's pictures. this gives a much-needed boost to sony, lagging with just about 7% studio market share so far this year. sony scored a win by allocating nearly half its marketing spending online. that compares to just 12% on average. this is sony's largest digit's marketing ever. and with others to drive buzz. "sausage party" cams in second to "suicide squad," though "suicide squad" box office performance dropped nearly 70% from last weekend. a negative review and negative word of mouth. "sausage party" should hold up far better than "suicide squad" did. it has an 82% critics rating on rotten tomatoes chaired to "suicide squad"'s 27%. sony's first seth rogen movie since the interview. this seems t