but the rest f the 95% of them where they're nna go out to the site and look at t them, no. . no, they'e not w well-regulated. some e ofm are real babad. i've seen chemicals come out of the side-- literally, the side. it looked like the mountain was bleeding. they had--it looks like a plateau. they had pad here, and they had, like, the barrier fence around it, and there was just, like, this red, nasty water just coming, just oozing out the side of the mountain, just the side of the hill. so they're not doing sosometh right. >> but a toxic cocktail of chemicals is not the only worrying component in frack wastewater. critics argue it could contain far more dangerous bstanc. epohts are rich in radium, radium 226. the l lel ofofradium in n the marcellus is about 267 times the safe disposal amount, meaning that it'll kill you. so there's alsso--there's anecdotal evidene that these frac fluids will leach uranium outf these shalale dedeposits. there's also r radon in these shale depeposits. so in addition to the fracking fluid, which we know is toxic, the frac flowback leaches radium

nna: pharmaceuticals is what you are looking at.ink these are undervalued, are there opportunities, or insulated from trade tensions? en: we think this is a classic bottom-up sector, where top-down themes are quite attractive. when you look at the botm-up level, it is a pretty disappointing place to invest. there is pricing pressure and patents expiring and new technology coming in. interesting, with trends behind it, but you have to look at the details. businesses are benefiting from the trends that are insulated from some of the bigger pressures. they can benefit from the trends not affected by the broader troubles. anna: ben stays with us. coming up on the program, angela merkel faces a crisis over migration policy. is her political future on the line? wednesday, president mario draghi speaks alongside his counterparts from the fed, boj, and rba. we will be discussing the markets and listening to everything these gentlemen have to say. it will be moderated by stephanie flanders from bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: good mo

ths nna wesome. rated pg-13. >>> good morning, i'm contessa brewer, here are today's top business headlines. wall street appears to be in a wait and see mode until investors get a big decision from the federal reserve this afternoon. futures look positive this mork morning. the fed widely expected to hike interest rates for the second time this year as the economy improves. ras on a wide variety of higher loans, including mortgages and car loans. we get a report on inflation this morning and stocks held steady following the trump/kim summit in singapore. the nq rose 43. at&t has won cart approval for $85 billion takeover of time warning, spurning an attempt to block the deal. the justice department h argued the merger will drive up costs for claim. frth largest deal ever in the media telecom industry. the ruling could open the flood gates to more mega deals. sources say comcast, the parent of nbc universal could move ahead with a bid to buy fox's entertainment assets as sooas today. >>> apple has qui

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that inepisode shows the trump administration, you can go from poster child to pira nna in a new yorkhthe past 24-48 hours harley davidson, the continental, these are just the canaries in the coal mine for what is going to be a slew of other corporate actors following soon. the pastl motors in few minutes announced it could cut u.s. jobs because of auto import tariffs. gm does not talking about specific tariffs, is it talking about the eu, canada, all of it? >> they are talking about the investigation that would slap potentially big tariffs on imported vehicles. gm does not like where this is going. they import a few cars from europe and a little bit from china, quite a bit from mexico. ,hey say if you tax vehicles you will reduce auto sales, reduce jobs. e wasr given a 15 month license to operate in london after working out most of his differences with regulators. a lot shorter than the five years they were hoping for. >> shorter than the 18 months they were apprised. this is a probation? >> exactly, they have 15 months to make good or continue making good on promises they have said

gavin's... not nna work.. as governor. >>> it's 5:44 on this friday.ngs are changing everywhere. san antonio in ukiah at 63, monterey at 64. mid to upper 80s through the central valley. 74 in l.a. with the most sunshine they've seen all week. triple digits in palm springs, 80 in yosemite. lake tahoe this morning, the water it's about 50 to 55 degrees. that still may be tempting for some especially when temperatures this weekend hit the mid 70s to near 808080808080 >>> las vegas trying to avoid a major industry shutdown this morning. overnight they made steps towards avoiding a major strike. in fact, just a short while ago, we got word the union there reached a deal with caesar's entertainment. it's good news for tourists. you may be heading out there this weekend. a union contract actually expired at midnight and it had tens of thousands of workers threatening a strike including baggage handlers, maids and cooks, still in talk with other hotels including mgm, the other big player there in las vegas. a citywide strike in las vegas is very costly. a 30-d

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nna: production remained unchanged last month.e are focusing in with what they choose to do with production cuts. what are we watching for? learned that opec kept its production changed from last month which is the lowest level in a year. the group is working really well together at the moment. now that restoring the production costs is being discussed before the key meeting , this could be the least supply that we may see from opec ever again. it really goes ahead and produces -- and boosts production. it will be interesting to see whether saudi or russia will convince other members of the meeting.the next manus: thank you very much. let's bring in brendan ryan. it strikes me that when we read much of the copy about oil, the world seems much more carnage and about the risk of demand destruction than they were in previous bouts. brendan: i think that's true. the big issue in the background there, shale oil. also,g at the middle east the trump administration made clear several weeks ago that they are not looking very at continue sa

. >> flipping the satisfy, california's 39th was once considered likely by nna democrats ter hillarylinton won here in 2016 and long-time republican congressman ed royce announced his retirement. but there are six democrats running in the primary and no clear front runner. so sam jamal is calling every last voter he can before the polls close on tuesday. >> hello, is grant available. >> grant is not that the number. >> is james available? hi, this is sam jamal, i'm running for congress and wanted to call and introduce my zblefl you already have our support. >> that must have felt very good >> those are always the best calls. >> do you get the sense that the national democrats know what's going on in the district? >> think what they're missing the cues, they're look at demographics. we're a diverse district and that say district that will be open to supporting democrats, but you still have to make the case. >> do you know she might be your next congress person? >> yes. >> it's true. >> oh, congratulations. >> yeah. >> democrat mae tran thinks she can go with this district. but she's g

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