mr. cameron: i think countries and europe have their histories, institutions, want their own sovereignty and ability to make thrown choices. to try to shoehorn countries into a centralized political union would be a great mistake for europe and written would not be part of it. reporter: so just like the united states of europe, the initial a la carte model remains as one of many visions of europe. nevertheless, the eu has come a long way, even if the british decide to set a different course. so what do the decision-makers of tomorrow make of all these various visions of the eu? dw headed to berlin's harlem in building to ask him people how they would like -- how they would like europe to move forward. >> watching your hopes and -- what are your hopes for europe in the future? asked that there is less war and people become better at living together. >> that children are looked after better because there are so many who suffer. that, and the environment is very orton does well. >> that thing about greece should finally get fixed. i don't watch the news that much, so that's all i can think

mr. cameron: i think countries and europe have their histories, institutions, want their own sovereignty and ability to make thrown choices. to try to shoehorn countries into a centralized political union would be a great mistake for europe and written would not be part of it. reporter: so just like the united states of europe, the initial a la carte model remains as one of many visions of europe. nevertheless, the eu has come a long way, even if the british decide to set a different course. so what do the decision-makers of tomorrow make of all these various visions of the eu? dw headed to berlin's harlem in building to ask him people how they would like -- how they would like europe to move forward. >> watching your hopes and -- what are your hopes for europe in the future? asked that there is less war and people become better at living together. >> that children are looked after better because there are so many who suffer. that, and the environment is very orton does well. >> that thing about greece should finally get fixed. i don't watch the news that much, so that's all i can think

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mr. cameron trying to put a spin on this saying you're still better off. stick with us.n our pockets. good news all around. francine: i love when it a prime minister tweets eco. manus: it is what to watch. the german chancellor is meeting in milan. home depot and their earnings from the u.s. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse" live on bloomberg tv and bloomberg.com. manus: british sprires never been busier. they are making content for digital channels and bloomberg took a look at what is driving their success. been going for about five years now. we have steadily grown and now have some large scale roductions in sherlock and patrollies which we're on the set of now. for about four years. the fifth series that they are filming at the moment. the tv industry in the u.k. is incredibly buoyant. we have benefited from the high-end television tax incentive that the government forced in in april 2014 and we're seeing the benefits of number of u.s. shows coming to the u.k. to film. we had some great shows that were exported. it shouldn't be a surprise that they are well rece

mr. obama endorsing a candidate. >>> carl cameron has tonight's republican wrapup. >> reporter: jeb bush went to the u.s.-mexico border for a security briefing to address his conservative approach to immigration reform. >> mr. trump's plans are not grounded in conservative principles. it is not realistic. it won't be implemented. we need border security in order to get this country back on track. >> reporter: trump calls politicians stupid and bush weak. >> he has no clue. he's never going to be able to do anything. >> reporter: trump has pointed out that the bush's wife is from mexico. >> i think he'll now find out it is not an act of love. he says people that are crossing or crossing as an act of love. >> reporter: bush was ready and planned the event to go after trump's policy of immigration. >> it will create friction with our third largest trading partner, which is not necessary. i think he is wrong about this. >> reporter: at the iowa state fair last week, he said he absolutely supported trump's call to end birthright citizenship going forward, but backtracked yesterday. >> we need

cameron. resources. we will talk to mr. perle about cash flow. michael regan with us at bloomberg news inequities who went back and looked at his -- noon you have a cathartic bottom, that is not the only bottom. you need to double or triple test as well. what do you assume now after your wonderful call of a few days ago? >> looking at the futures, they're looking pretty strong right now. same story as yesterday, they were even stronger yesterday. theaded toward the and of session yesterday. obviously, the biggest focus is william dudley speaking at 10:00. the speeches are getting to be so important. i feel like they're going to start breaking into the soap operas to cover them. tom: are you calling as a soap opera? hold my hand, vonnie. oh, it's terrible, we're all going to get divorced. >> it has a fever. there's only one cure. cowbell.is more you called it yesterday. vonnie: christopher walken is here. tom: i can't do it, and virtually. , what is knownte as a retest in the technical analyst mexican -- lexicon. running a good portion of the glob

cameron first. he went to an abc reporter if i'm not mistaken second. just as that happened mr.amos, who is extremely respected journalist in america. there is no question. nothing to take away from jorge ramos. i was frankly -- trish: opinionated journalist. >> he kept coming back. it was very awkward to see journalist said i will get to you in minute, stop. kept going. i don't know if any other candidate -- tell you what, i think hillary clinton would have handled it the same way. she would have him removed also because you can't disrupt 50 or 60 journalists press conference that way a say it is your show. you have to control it. trish: this is quote may have certain extent taken out of contest. he said go back to univision, interpreted some people, certainly a lot of members of liberal media somehow anti-hispanic, go back to univision. >> i mean donald trump is hitting on an area, with the hispanic community, with the wall of mexico. they're going to pay for it. he had a big problem with univision earlier on with various brands that they were dealing with together. and nbc, i

cameron live on the campaign trail with donald trump in iowa. >> reporter: it was dramatic. i was about four seats down when that whole thing unfolded. mr. trump was clearly irritated. jorge is a tough reporter and has had a reputation for throwing fast balls and tries to. trump was clearly having absolutely none of it. while it may have looked uncomfortable on some level it's also true that when a presidential candidate takes on the press and tells them to sit down and shutup a lot of folks at home think we kind of agree because sometimes the media annoys them as much as the politicians do. in this particular case trump had to wave to security guys to assist. some of the reporters started asking questions about whether or not trump regretted what happened. he said he doesn't mind if he comes back in the room. at the news conference i asked the first question which was about what trump was able to do with politics against rick perry. rick perry's co-chair left the perry campaign a couple of days ago. today he joined on with trump as the national campaign co-chairman. a big get for trump, a sign of perry in trouble. the fact that trump ch

cameron. then trump called on another reporter and ramos challenged trump on immigration plan. >> who is next please? >> mre a question. >> you weren't called. sit down. sit down. go ahead. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no, you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have a right to ask a question. >> go back to univision. >> about 10 seconds after that, security guard walked over and escorted ramos out. he was eventually allowed back in and pressed trump about the claims that he will win the hispanic vote. both ended up phoning into different morning shows and continued the fingerpointing. >> i've been journalist more than 30 years. i've been all over the year and never been thrown out of any press conference, from any interview. this is not cuba or venezuela. >> he was totally out of line last night. i was asking and being asked a question from another reporter. i would have gotten to him very quickly. and he stood up and started ranting and raving like a madman. >> the two have history. earlier this summer ramos wrote trump letter asking for interview. that letter included ramos's phone number

mr. >> so cute. one of america's favorite sitcoms is about to make a comeback indeed. "full house" produced by netflix is set to premiere in 2016. joining us now, actress candice cameronew show. you have a new book out as well. >> yes. >> good morning. >> a fuller house means who's in the house? >> pit revolves around three ladies. three characters, me, dj -- >> it was men before? >> i'm widowed, have boys. my sister and best friend kimmy who has a daughter as well move in to help me raise kids. >> it's amazing netflix is a powerhouse now. it's going to be on netflix. totally different landscape. we've seen success of shows like "house of cards" on netflix. >> it's fantastic. netflix is a pioneer. this is the way people are watching tv now. it's fantastic. this is the first original comedy series on netflix. they're bringing in a family viewer ship. they're brilliant to pick it up. >> the thing about netflix -- in the old day, when on abcif i wanted to see a the next episode, i had to wait a whole week. now you can watch the whole season. >> you're excited about doing this? >> i am. >> you have a new book out. tell us about the new book. >> my book is "dancing through