, mr mario himself.nd, mr mario himselflj game, sanctioned by the gaming legend, mr mario himself. i said, whatever you do, do not make a jump game or whatever you do, do not make a jump game 01’ a whatever you do, do not make a jump game or a platform. make a mario game or a platform. make a mario game that has never been made before. it is not unheard of for nintendo to work with other studios but it is amazing to see one outside of japan. and there but it is amazing to see one outside ofjapan. and there was but it is amazing to see one outside of japan. and there was plenty but it is amazing to see one outside ofjapan. and there was plenty more, including kirby, meteoroid and one that got many hearts racing, a pokemon rpg. but with no release date announced, we could be waiting a while. translation: date announced, we could be waiting a while. translationzlj date announced, we could be waiting a while. translation: i would like to know myself when it comes out. with the switch taking mainstage at this

company, ubisoft, to create this game, officially sanctioned by gaming legend shigeru miyamoto, mr mariotry to make a jump game or a mario platformer, try to make a mario game that has never been made before. while it's not unheard of for nintendo to work with other studios, it is amazing to see it handed so freely to one outside of japan. and there was lots more, including a kirby, metroid and one that got a lot of fans‘ hearts racing, a pokemon rpg. but with no release date announced, we could be waiting awhile. translation: when will that come out? well, i'd like to know that myself. with the switch taking main stage at this year's nintendo event, it seems as though this is clearly their present and theirfuture. and as the switch has got portable capabilities, what does this mean in the long—term for nintendo's other hand—held devices? hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that apple's tim cook revealed the compa ny‘s developing a self—driving car system. roaming charges ended for uk mobiles within the eu. just make sure you read the small print! following months of s

nintendo has allowed another games company to create this game, sanctioned by the gaming legend, mr marioyou do, do not make a jump game or a platform. make a mario game that has never been made before. it is not unheard of for nintendo to work with other studios but it is amazing to see one outside of japan. and there was plenty more, including kirby, meteoroids and one that got many hearts racing, a pokemon rpg. but with no release date announced, we could be waiting a while. translation: i would like to know myself when it comes out. with the switch taking mainstage at this year's event it seems that this is clearly their present and their future. and as it it has mobile capabilities, what does it mean in the long—term for nintendo's other hand—held devices? hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that apple's tim cook announced the compa ny‘s developing a self—driving car system, and roaming charges ended for uk mobiles within the eu — just make sure you read the small print. following months of scandal and reports of sexism and harassment within the company, uber‘s ceo

if you want to know who has the fo for markets, that is mr. mariohits the levels that highest level since november against the pound. ♪ guy: wednesday morning, good morning. markets, this is the european open. cash is opening an half hour. i am guy johnson. matt miller returns to berlin tomorrow. let's talk about what we are talking about. i read somewhere virus spreads across the globe. doing enough to protect investors' money against this routine risk?

from london and new york, although we have really been going around the world because we heard from mr. mariolier on. we heard from mark carney, still talking at the bank of england potential stability report. we are also hearing from the competition commissioner. she find google a record amount. this is what we know so far. this is an antitrust investigation. she's tried to field questions on donald trump and the u.s. she is basically saying this is not vengeance for the u.s. and there no european rival that can rival google. she says this is a case based on facts. the decision could resurrect .awsuits could ther google is fined $2.7 billion and they have 90 days to comply with that. because we will have our own competition with the eu competition commissioner. look for that at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. if you were to do the interview, you would have quite a lot of questions for her. tom: i think it is the most visible divide between europe and the united states of america. i don't mean it about google in general, but the whole slew of competitive dynamics is just extraordinary. let's go to th

or mr. mario draghi or the ecb. here's the sector that does not care and that is tech. volatility from the nasdaq 100 versus overall equities and the vix. the ratio spiked much higher, over 1.3. we talk about complacency in the markets. where it is not complacent is tech because tech is where all the money is going. there is action and a market to be had. you just have to divorce yourself from what is happening on the market front. -- d.c.: d.c. pockets pockets of volatility start to pick up? -- do you see pockets of volatility start to pick up? mark: i do. that being said, i think fundamentals have been terrific as those paying stocks as we like to call them. performance has been terrific and i see that continuing through the second quarter as you will see those reports come out next month. is not only where the action is in term of the stocks, but where the performance is an fundamentals continue to improve. jonathan: what is the somatic story around those companies? is in a cash story? is it a growth story? these are for companies that dominate their individual indus

mr. vice president. thank you, marco rubio. mario diaz-balart, thank you. to all the men and the cubans who fight, no matter what the imes can be for cuban liberty. mr. president, we have the cuban people, the people inside my homeland, thank you. thank you and we appreciate your love. [applause] president trump: thank you. wow. [applause] that's pretty good. she didn't know she was going to do that either, i will tell you. thank you very much. antunes, imprisoned for 17 years. where is he? [applause] love that name. and angel difana, imprisoned for over 20 years. [applause] thank you. thank you. very brave people. the exiles an dissidents here today have witnessed communism destroy a nation. just as communism has destroyed every single nation where it has ever been tried. but we will not be silenced in the face of communist oppression any longer. you have seen the truth, you have spoken the truth, and the truth has now called us, this group, called us to action. thank you. last year i promised to be a voice against repression. in our region, remember, treme

hearing first from congressman mario diaz-balart about a lart. mr. diaz-balart: let me tell you, this is a special day. to be with the distinguished members of the president's abinet, including our very own secretary acosta. [applause] my colleagues, some of my colleagues that are here, and of course starting with senator rubio. [applause] congressman curbelo. i know i'm going miss some. i'm going to miss some. but i know that someone that's very special to me, congressman lincoln

the pressure on mario draghi, from the more hawkish elements, can only grow from herein. om: if you look at mrr nexus of the ecb? do smaller countries have any sway? some help from mario draghi because it is an inclusive organization. he gets harder. body part position is taken into account during the crisis, -- everybody's position is taken into account during the crisis, but it is harder to keep the german, the northern european, the bigger economies's needs -- the bigger economies' needs. is there something we should worry about? are we underestimating political shadows? we have seen political risk melt away and we have had the reaction in the market. i find it difficult to imagine how we get back to an existence of a threat to the currency -- in an a mock ron nejra macron world. we have not had much discussion on where opinion polls are. to talkhave lots more about. in washington, we are focused on the health care debate being driven forward in a secret and silent senate. be the tone. kevin cirilli will join us in the next hour. one of the most interesting people in the stock market. bruce

mr murdoch wields too much power in the british media. also in the programme: central bank conundrum — the end of cheap money leaves mark carney and mario draghit for words, and the markets don't like it. we'll get some clarity from an expert. this is how the financial markets look on opening. the ftse is currently in positive territory. and it's been dubbed the uber of data science. we'll be talking to a new start up which makes it easierforfirms to hire freelance data analysts. today as a cornish village use their connection with horseracing to convince a dubai sheikh to help save their church hall, let us know — what's your best fundraising success? just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start with a big day for this man — media tycoon rupert murdoch. he may be 86 years old, but his empire—building ambition seems to be undiminished. today he finds out whether the uk government will let him take over pay tv giant sky — or whether to order a full investigation. so what's at stake? mr murdoch's 21st century fox already owns 39 per cent of sky. the price tag for full control? $15 billion. sky is one of europe's

concludesecb forum with a policy panel where we have mario draghi sitting down with mark carney, and mrda those heads of banks cover monetary policy for almost a quarter of the world economy between them. the missing elements are the fed and the bank of china. they will be talking about relevantgrowth, the and investments, it is hard to avoid talking about where they are on the path towards normalization. jonathan: looking forward to all of that. -- joining us from portugal, we will bring you that panel right here on bloomberg tv at around 9:30 eastern, about 2:30 in london and 3:30 central european time. we are joined by bloomberg's eurozone economist maxine's body. in new york,office still with us, benjamin mandel from jpmorgan. we want to begin with you quickly. we want to talk about how difficult the task is for the ecb to remove the accommodation and how hampered they might be by the very fact that the timing is going to start from the fx channel. it is going to come quickly before they manage to make a move. >> it remains to be seen how the market reaction persists. i think the re

mario druggie. one -- the guy who is the european central bank and he was a real naysayer. he was kind of thought that mr will do whatever it takes because that's what he told us five years ago. we will do whatever it takes. he changed his tune earlier this week and is taking a punch bowl away from the banks in europe. that's a good team because we are getting back to normal. if he thinks we are getting back to normal, that's a big statement for the market and that's why people are buying stocks. >> are pigs passed stress test for the time since the financial crisis. >> janet yellen and country made it easy to rebuild balance sheet. for the past seven or eight years, they have been able to pass excess money. i know that doesn't sound like a lot, but add that up over time and allows the banks to repair the balance sheet. this was the whole goal. a lot would say the fed overstepped its bounds, kept rates too low, but it did repair the balance sheet for now they are passing stress tests as they showed. i is a matter of fact have a brief describer's and a number of different bank. it fits together. cheryl: i

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mr. draghi is necessarily going to bring it down to where the germans want it that quickly. we are about to see marionto a 12 step program hear his addiction to reason. the first stage will get over the course of the summer, maybe this month, is change in the language. you make some kind of announcement about the scale may be at the september meeting. then, you taper over the course of 2018. draghi will be pushing for a long, slow taper with the germans and others pushing for a faster taper. tom: i was stunned that mr. kaplan paid respect to the tantrum that could occur in this movement. with balance sheet tapering, he was very careful. together, butd which is the horse and which is the cart? is proposing, at this stage according to the , to pre-announce a complete tightening program. this is where we want the balance sheet in three or five , and this is what we'll do each quarter. on the monetary policy side, not the quantitative policy side. concernsore about about fed independence, myself, realizing she may not be in office after january is trying to pre-commit. tom: paul donovan with ubs. with, a

mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >>> wow, back now with mario batali sharing his best summer a great dish in less than a minute and has ha o videos to prove it. >> this is wild garlic. blue cheese, dirty carrots. really. dirty. >> mario is going to give us healthy snack options using red foods and we're also going to talk about the eat red save lives campaign, important to you. >> yes, fantastic. it was invented by bobby shriver and bono ten years ago, the red campaign about creating funding for drugs that cost 30 cents a day to help those with aids in sub-saharan africa. restaurant partners all over the united states and you can help in june. >> so generous with your time. let's get to it. >> everything here is red as you see. we have three audience members go and pick red things out of our pantry and make dishes. come on in. >> come on in here. >> now, your mission if you accept is you're going to make snacks out of each thing they chose. >> watermelon. tomatoes and strawberries and start with watermelon. >> what did you choose, watermelon. >> watermelon. >> i got a blender

mr. corolla is onto some, going after the p.c. movement on colleges which does drive me insane. do you remember mario savio in california?ree speech, and look at it now? >> it's incredible. first off, i'd like to say i like the pedigree on the project because i think adam carolla is the will rogers of his generation, and i think dennis prayinger is in there too, as far as astute observers like dennis. colleges are on such lock on. jesus christ could appear in a college campus and change water into wine and he would be frog walked off by the campus cops because he killed some microorganisms in the wine. we have gone from the greatest generation to the gradingest generation, i got the job as a safe space life guard, i'm expected to dive in and save the kids when they're drowning in their own b.s.! and it's funny to me that kids always said never trust anybody over 30, and now it's never trust anybody over 30 grand. the kids in an odd way have become the man and how can you fault them when you look at people in charge of them, zuckerberg showing up last week, one of the richest guys in the world, and all it turns out he's l

mr murdoch wields too much power in the british media. also in the programme: central bank conundrum — the end of cheap money leaves mark carney and mario draghi

mario diaz-balart and senator marco rubio. this is one hour and 15 minutes. [applause] mr. diaz-balart: thank you very much. let me tell you this is a special day to be with the distinguished members of the president's cabinet, including