cristina: you can buy olives from greece, morocco, yeah. it is a particular kind of olive. ones found on pizza toppings and salad bars. at fast casual restaurants. there is not an easy substitution in the short term. carol: next, how to avoid a cold war between united states and china. jason: and the future of genetic engineering may transform life as we know it and sooner than we may realize. carol: scary story. this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." carol: still ahead in this week's issue, netflix gives nigeria's film industry a wider reach. jason: and the spotify for classical music. carol: and in our podcast, we hear about a new book "hacking darwin." jason: it explores the new era of genetic engineering. carol: first up, we talked about trumps trade war with china. keep in mind, jamie has served on the senate foreign relations committee and state department. jason: and we got the difference between an opportunity and a threat. >> the path has been towards greater connectivity. i have been a critic of china because i feel li

oliver: it is, definitely.rent: we say that every time there is a heat wave, but we are really serious about it. people can get sick and people can die when temperatures are this high. who is most at risk? oliver: most at risk are very young people, up to one or two years, children, and elderly people above 80 years of age. and people who have severe diseases like kidney diseases, heart diseases, other severe diseases like cancer or something. brent: what are the precautions that people should be taking? i am hoping that you are going to say they should have well working air conditioners. oliver: definitely. germans are afraid of air conditioning. we have a german word for it. nobody else in the world has this word. brent: means it is a draft. oliver: it is like wind. brent: it is like wind. it can make you sick. we hear it all the time. scientists say these heat waves are going to become the new norm, particularly in the summer. the climate is changing rather quickly. are humans able to adapt this quickly? oli

cristina: you can buy olives from greece, morocco, yeah. it is a particular kind of olives. ones found on pizza toppings and salad bars. there is not an easy substitution in the short term. carol: next come how to avoid a cold war between united states and china. jason: and the future of genetic engineering may transform life as we know it and sooner than we may realize. carol: scary story. this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am jason kelly. carol: and i'm carol massar. still ahead in this week's issue, netflix gives nigeria's film industry a wider reach. jason: and the spotify for classical music. carol: and in our podcast, we hear about a new book "hacking darwin." jason: it e

cristina: you can buy olives from greece, morocco, yeah. it is a particular kind of olive. find on pizza toppings and salad bars. there is not an easy substitution in the short term. to avoid aext, how cold war between the united states and china. jason: and the future of genetic engineering may transform life as we know it and sooner than we may realize. carol: it is a scary story. this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." carol: still ahead in this week's issue, netflix gives nigeria's film industry a wider reach. jason: and the spotify for classical music. carol: and in our podcast, we hear about a new book "hacking darwin." jason: it explores the new era of genetic engineering. carol: first up, we talked about trumps trade war with china. keep in mind, jamie has served on the senate foreign relations committee and state department. jason: and we got the difference between an opportunity and a threat. >> the path has been towards greater connectivity. i have been a critic of china because i feel like they have gamed the trading

olive leather as it's known where green is produced just like traditional level. using what's known as a plug in system every tannery in the world could switch over to all of tanning immediately. it would spell the end of toxic by products like contaminated leather shavings. right i mean we can manufacture any type of leather and terms of the raw materials we have everything cheap go out calking to rule anything we can also tan. was real pretty awful. chennai on the western coast of india is one of the country's tannery hotspots the leather industry is believed to be contaminating the groundwater recently the government imposed strict regulations on the sector the company gemini has gone further. it adopted the german olive based tanning agent and now only produces all of leather. more and more fashion labels demand products that contain known chemical residues. have developed all immersed in lot of research and development in sheer doofus. they won by our customer and also by ourself for making fast trainable the other product as the technology requires a lot of

jason: this is a story about olives.arol: plus, what would you do if all of your life's savings went missing from the bank and the bank doesn't help you? we have that cautionary tale. jason: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm jason kelley. carol: i'm carol massar. you can listen to us on radio on sirius xm channel 119, and on am 1130 in new york, 106.1 in boston, 99.1 fm in washington, d.c. and am 960 in the bay area. jason: in london on dab digital and through the bloomberg business app. carol: americans say money they had at mexico's monex bank is gone. jason: they say the bank is helping them. we are talking $40 million missing from as many as 158 accounts. carol: reporter david wells has the story. americans decide i will move to mexico, the weather is nice, san miguel is very artistic, nice climate. my dollar goes a long way, and they moved down there. all of them basically started banking with their u.s. banks and getting money sent to mexico. getting actual cas

he's made us smile, so, we thank oliver for that. we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas.e tomorrow. good night. no news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> ♪ bagpipes wail and officers stand at attention during today's somber service for sacramento police officer tara o'sullivan, an east bay native killed in the line of duty last week. >> she stood for good and service to others. she loved being a police officer. >> good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. today hundreds gathered to remember tara o'sullivan, the first sacramento police officer killed in the line of duty in the 20 years. >> abc7 news reporter wayne freedman takes us inside the service, a tribute to a hero gone much too soon. >> reporter: it is the kind of pageantry that any police officer or their families dred, pageantry with thin blue lines and blue flags, a funeral thick with sadness, he extending onstott streets of roseville. >> they risk their life every day for us. i feel like i can at least be here to show them my support. >> reporter: so this massive show of sup

he's made us smile, so, we thank oliver for that. we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas.e tomorrow. good night. francisco. new at 6:00, a look at the logistics that go into pulling off one of the oldest and largest pride parades in the world. >> this is not like some entity we don't know. these are our friends. >> two days ago, shots were fired. two hours from now, candles. we are live in morgan hill with the aftermath of a tragedy. >> plus the high court's decision on the census citizenship question. we'll explain what it means for california. >> announcer: now, news to build a better bay area, from abc7. >> landmark rulings from the nation's top court today have an impact right here in the bay area. good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. you've probably heard that the supreme court made some major decisions today, and tonight we're focusing on how those rulings affect us locally. >> we're going to start by talking about the census citizenship decision which the court essentially tabled. that means the citizenship question won't app

oliver: it does.er we spoke to clients, we were meant to them the trend of jobs is still very strong. you cannot look at one single month and say it is over. you have to look at it on trend in the trend continues to be strong. small business optimism did not surprise us. we think people jumped the gun in terms of thinking the data came in weak in may. as we talked about, back in april, things were looking pretty strong. first week of may, data was strong. you are not necessarily looking at the data in such my new show as we are or bloomberg users are. odds are between may 1 and june 1, nothing has really changed in your business. shery: we will see how it holds up. we continue to see the trade negotiations. thank you for that. oliver pursche, bruderman asset management chief market strategist. you can get a roundup of the stories need to know in today's edition of daybreak. bloomberg's of drivers go on your terminal. it is available on mobile on the bloomberg anywhere app. you can customize your setti

brent: let's take the story to our correspondent in washington, oliver sallett.know right from the start there is little support for the jared kushner plan. does the administration believe it can actually work? oliver: the idea behind the plan is obviously that they're trying to silence the palestinians with lots of money here. the palestinians have been hoping for a two state solution for decades. it has always been at the foundation of any least peace plans, and the proposal put forward here today with jared kushner comes as a radical change. the two state solution, the term is not mentioned in this proposal. it focuses on economic development creating a certain level of wealth here in the occupied areas, in the palestinian areas. basically focusing on the assumption that there's a lot of poverty also, especially in areas like gaza where you have an unemployment rate higher than 50%. the idea is to invest $50 billion u.s., create a million jobs within the next 10 years, and it all sounds reasonable but it's unclear who is going to pay for it at this point. bren

all of the mp5, they are all clever and oliver is certainly clever as far as all clever and oliver isly cleveras faras i'm all clever and oliver is certainly clever as far as i'm concerned they knew very well they can't legislate as much is a light, there is nothing they can do to unilaterally take it i'io they can do to unilaterally take it no deal off the top bat —— table and literally nothing. the one thing they can do unilaterally that we as a country can do is revoke article 50, and it will be everyone would think everyone who's been following the process and president, will be thinking back exactly what the mp5 actually wanted to do, but perhaps they are too cowardly to say it because politically it will be disastrous for them so they say let's do some sort of clever legislation to bring forward that'll stop a nokia brexit on the 315t but that's not possible unless the eu agrees to it and they've set out clear conditions which points out how they get the sense in get an extension. two things, what it is now for people like dom grieve for people like philip lee, and oliver let, a

laila: oliver, reporting from washington, thank you.ack here in germany, thousands of students from across europe have gathered near a coal mine in western germany to call on governments to take bolder action in the climate change crisis. organizers said up to 20,000 protesters from 16 countries gathered near germany's border with belgium and the netherlands. it comes a day after eu leaders failed to agree on a plan to make the block's economy carbon neutral by 2050. correspondent: making a lot of noise, posters from 17 countries gathered. 20,000 are expected to take part. they want to increase pressure on politicians. >> it took me 27 hours to come here from naples, southern italy. i think it's important to denounce the situation right now. >> it's important we stand together for something that matters to all of us. i hope someone will finally listen. correspondent: germany's green party is excited so many are demonstrating for climate action. thousands of demonstrators are on their way to a nearby village, where they will show support

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we don't know where all this goes, but oliver is not slowing down.imply this way. >> oh, this is wonderful. i wish we had more people like you. >> reporter: oliver for his part says he does it just to make people smile. >> and he is making a lot of people smile. so caring. just a big lesson and a great example for other young people like him as well. >> absolutely. so sweet and so adorable. and such a big heart at such a young age. adios. >>> making news in america this morning, joe biden comes under attack. >> joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans 32 years ago. >> a fiery debate with kamala harris taking the spotlight. >> you were wrong to oppose busing in america then. do you agree? >> from race to health care, the big moments that could have a lasting impact. this morning how the biden campaign is pushing back. >>> breaking overnight, president trump and vladimir putin together at the g20 summit. their first meeting since the mueller report on russian interference in the election. this morn

his last one before this code breakers into the secret intelligence war against the soviet union oliver wendell holmes a life in order and ideas. in the book she tells the story of one of the most influential supreme court justices in american history in the american jurisprudence purpose review calls the top-notch turning the influential judges likened to a page turner seems a highly difficult task but he succeeds admirably everyone let us welcome stephen. [applause] >> thank you very much. it's very nice to be back here at politics and prose bookstore in washington, d.c.. can you hear me now is the microphone on? how about now. it's very nice to be back here at politics and prose bookstore in washington, d.c.. we keep reading predictions about how the publishing industry is going down the tubes and independent bookstores are doomed, but no one seems to have told politics and prose which goes from strength to strength and offers love coming here because there is always an audience of engaged interested readers so thank you to politics and prose for helping to keep her alive. it's alway

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olive trees that have been here for the past 60 years have turned into ashes after a recent arson in judah village north of the occupied west bank. israeli settlers were seen attacking the school in the village ahead of the fires local say they started it they will submit the surveillance camera footage to the israeli police but they don't expect the fair trial has been that it's difficult to imagine that they would hold settlers accountable usually the israeli justice system stands by the settlers they face deterrence from the israeli forces and police they wouldn't repeat their attacks every year there's a problem of the sort of. human rights organizations say less palestinians are reporting settler attacks and accuse the israeli system of biased towards settlers this is really a human rights organization yes dean says that 93 percent of cases regarding olive trees attacks were closed due to israeli police investigation fear people here say that secular violence and lack of accountability are meant to establish feed and push palestinians out of their lands they believe that this wi

with me is oliver cornock who is the editor—in—chief of the oxford business group.ure i am sure you predicted we would be talking about this morning when you thought about what might be in the newspapers and, sure enough, the independent looks at the opposition to borisjohnson. independent looks at the opposition to boris johnson. it does. and the tory party, the ruling party here in the uk is in the middle of this leadership parcel. boris johnson the uk is in the middle of this leadership parcel. borisjohnson is quite florid and jeremy hunt is less florid. this is come back, mr johnson ‘s campaign will be happy it is back to politics and not his personal life. this is basically back to brexit, as you said. it is difficult to avoid at the moment. it is the dominant factor in this leadership race. unfortunately it is dominating and squeezing out any other policy discussion and i think thatis other policy discussion and i think that is a bad thing. however, there are only two constituencies that matter for mrjohnson are only two constituencies that matterfor mrjohnson

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sólo en olive garden.adas y los recursos serÁn destinados a diversas cosas. esta historia habla del valor de un oficial de policÍa que llevaba poco tiempo de servicio, pero acudiÓ a una llamada desesperada en un incendio en donde una abuela y una nieta estaban atrapadas. ¿ cÓmo estÁs, carla? >>> buenos dÍas. estoy muy bien. gracias a una cÁmara corporal que llevan los policÍas ahora podemos ver las maniobras que realizÓ con mucha rapidez. logrÓ evitar la muerte segura de una niÑa de tres aÑos y su abuela. daniel rodrÍguez de 25 aÑos lleva menos de un aÑo en servicio, pero respondiÓ como si hubiera realizado la hazaÑa muchas veces. llegÓ primero a la escena despuÉs de la llamada. veamos las imÁgenes. ( sonido ambiente). ha a(habla en inglÉs). >>> vamos, vamos. >>> ya la tengo, ya la tengo. >>> vamos, vamos! >>> quÉ momento de desesperaciÓn. ambas recibieron atenciÓn mÉdica y no recibieron mÁs l lesiones, solo cortes por los vidrios. de no haber actuado de esa forma, esto pudo terminar en una tragedia. la mu

en " despierta amÉrica" oliver acosta, padre enviÓ el mensaje a su hijo. vamos a escucharlo. carolinma: justamente se padre de familia que vemos en pantalla es parte de una familia muy peligrosa que terminÓ la comunicación con Él en el 2013 que le dijo que bÁsicamente preferÍa esa pandilla que a su propia familia. borja: vamos a escuchar mÁs detalles de este caso. indira navarro tiene todos los detalles, adelante. buenas tardes. indira: me encuentro en san domingo oeste. testificaron varios de los involucrados de esta poderosa banda criminal de quienes habrÍan participado en el crimen contra david ortiz. >> es una comunidad buena, laboriosa como toda la repÚblica dominicana queremos decirle al mundo que estamos sorprendido de que esto pase porque en este paÍs es un país bueno. >> condenaslos actos de los jÓvenes que viven aquÍ? >> totalmente, repudiÓ total. indira: muchas gracias. aquÍ en santo domingo se solicita un aÑo de visiÓn preventiva. repÚblica dominicana, retorno con ustedes. carolina: cambios en la administraciÓn trump ahora habrÁ un nuevo zar en la frontera. les >>

and so in that case, oliver wendell holmes writes that dissenting opinion, in which he says that the free trade of ideas, that the ideas in the must transcend -- that right must transcend restrictions in the name of fear that something may be violated. in other words, if you, you know, inspire the violation of a law, then the people get arrested for the violation of the law, but you cannot restrict on the basis of fear. that was his effectively what he said. and it's quite a beautiful piece of writing, and you know, i'm here to read my own writing. if i do this one more time, you know, read somebody's else's writing, i can just see simon and schuster saying oh, ann, please get to your book. but it's just so stunning what oliver wendell holmes says that i just want to read you one then we will move forward. okay, he said the ultimate good desired is better reached by free trade and ideas, that best test of truth is the power of thought to get it self-accepted in competition in the market and truth is the only ground upon which the wishes of mankind can safely be carried out. the const

both countries are going down in a vicious circle with just a nation unknown oliver salat reporting from washington thank you. next to brussels where leaders are meeting to decide who will lead the european union's key institutions following last month's parliamentary elections the most high ranking position under discussion is the european commission president posts now held by a drunk load younger but there's no consensus on who should replace him and that's created friction between the 2 leading members france and germany the e.u. commission the heartbeat of the european union. 28 heads of state and government have gathered in brussels to decide on the new leader but chancellor merkel cautions against high expectations. here in germany we have the situation that both my party the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. are committed to the top candidate but that's not always the case in the council as we have known for a long time and we will discuss this but we might not have a result today. and of the kind of good news. the european party's top candidates have been campaigning throughout the e.u. lib

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president trump extending an olive branch to, quote, start all over.n meet the president the president and if there is, i r -- i'm not looking to do that. you want to talk good, otherwise you will be have bad knts. not decision after he called off a retaliatory strike last he he projected the debt toll was too high. >> reporter: do you feel like you are being pushed into military action by your people? >> i have doves and hawks. >> you have serious hawks. >> oh, yeah, john bolton is a serious hawk. that doesn't matter because i want both sides. >> national security advisor had this message for iran. >> neither iran nor any other hostile actor should mistake u.s. prudence and discretion for weakness. no one has granted them a hunting license in the middle east. >> u.s. expected to level major new sanctions on iran. for the latest we turn to fred pleitgen standing by in tehran. it does not appear tehran is in any mood to back down. >> reporter: yeah, you're absolutely right, dave. i have a little bit of breaking news right now. it seems as though iran is

boris, oliver cromwell like, striding into parliamentlj boris, oliver cromwell like, striding into parliamentrliament. i think that is unlikely but i am not sure 20 conservative mps will bring down their own government. we have had figures before about how many might support another referendum and things like that. when push comes to shove, maybe i can see kenneth clark and a few others, but will they actually bring them down? that is really the key question, because thatis,if really the key question, because that is, if you like, the threat that is, if you like, the threat that would stop boris from proroguing parliament. that would stop boris from proroguing parliamentlj that would stop boris from proroguing parliament. i do detect that there is a real determination now to protect the country and to put country before party, and of course, if you are self interested, if we come out of the eu with no deal, the chaos that that would cause would mean the tories would be unelectable. our claim is that we are a responsible party, the party of business, that you can trust us with the economy. lea

trees in the occupied west bank and abraham reports from the town of genoa and olive trees that have been here for the past 60 years have turned into ashes after the recent arson and jubilant north of the occupied west bank. israeli settlers were seen attacking the school in the village ahead of the fires locals say they started it they will submit the surveillance camera footage to the israeli police but they don't expect a fair trial has been the day it's difficult to imagine that they would hold settlers accountable usually the israeli justice system stands by the settlers in the face deterrence from the israeli forces and police they wouldn't repeat their attacks every year there's a problem of the sort of. human rights organizations say less palestinians are reporting settler attacks and accuse the israeli system of biased toward settlers this is really a human rights organization yes dean says that 93 percent of cases regarding olive trees attacks were closed due to israeli police investigation fear people here say that secular violence and lack of accountability are meant to e

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