>> alex, what i can tell you is our producer paul goldman who is closer to the mouth of the cave just reported that two ambulances did just leave the mouth of the cave. i'm standing along the highway just below the mountain range which is the highway that leads to this hospital after a long drive. we're all extremely surprised. there's palpable excitement and relief. this is happening a lot earlier than we thought and it's been such an arduous thing. i've been here for four days, spoken to some of the divers in that team. there's danish divers, finnish, australian, spanish. they're the best of the best. they're the guys that do these caves. they talked about how insanely frightening and difficult it is inside there. currents are strong as the colorado river holds that are as wide as your shoulders, water so black they couldn't even see their own gauges. the fact that two boys are surviving this and coming out and coming out early is extremely exciting. yesterday three of the most famous monks, extremely religious buddhist country went into the mouth of the cave to bless it. there's a

. >> it's worth mentioning that paul goldman at unilever has done remarkable things he's an innovativeso the most forward in terms of packaging in terms of the environment. he's done a good job i want to see whether proctor can do a good job. >> they have any organic growth? >> yeah. still doing better in merging markets. proctor will tell you they're not. unilever has done well but in the end, it's a challenge. look at kimberly kimberly is a good company but the raw costs are bad. and in going forward what we're going to hear about is higher oil. again, 3m is a little too negative now. >> we didn't mention the iranians responding to the president's tweet yesterday saying color us unimpressed. the world heard even harsher bluster a few months ago, as we continue to watch the dynamic and the affect on oil. >> interesting less bluster that's sml you don't hear much i'm cutting my numbers blustered. tariffs are the greatest >> not muhammad ali. >> he's been replaced. >> it's going to be interesting to see if alphabet hangs in there. amazon is not far behind >>well, look, again there's a h

paul: it is a big week for earnings in the united states. we will have goldmantuesday and netflix due out this week. we will be digging into u.s. earnings more. a new guest is coming along and 15 minutes. the deputy cio. that is it for daybreak australia. all of the action next in daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ phones have made our lives effortless. streaming "must see tv" has never been easier. paying for things is a breeze. and getting into new places is even simpler. with xfinity mobile saving money is effortless too. it's the only network that combines america's largest most reliable 4g lte with the most wifi hotspots and it can be included with xfinity internet. which could save you hundreds of dollars a year. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. yvonne: here in hong kong, we are live from the asian headquarters. welcome to "daybreak: asia." president trump heads for helsinki as he bashes allies again. he will be meeting president clinton after also attacking the u.k..any and observers

paul manafort's house in the hamptons and photo of the pergola there. also plenty of overseas bank records. joining me to talk about this case, former u.s. attorneys greg braugher and dan goldmannbc legal analyst. this trial is happening, one trial of two that paul manafort faces. your sense of what we can expect as this gets under way this week. >> so this is the tax fraud and mortgage fraud angle. this is not the angle related to the unregistered foreign agent or money laundering or any of manafort's activities in connection with ukraine in the 2014 and preceding that. so this is what i would argue is the duller of the two trials. this is going to be a heavily documentary trial. there are going to be a lot of tax records and essentially what the government has to show is that manafort funneled this money from his activities in ukraine and did not disclose it and did not pay taxes on it. and then at the tail end in 2016 and 2017 when the money dried up, he used the properties you mentioned in the lead-in as collateral to get loans, except he lied on the loan applications. so that's essentially what this trial is about. i would expect to see a lot of those photographs you ment

paul blake has the details of what's ahead on wall street today. there are a lot of new developments to get across, not least earnings from investment banks goldman sachs both banks are forecast to post rising profits. there will also be testimony to the senate from fed chairjeremy powell. he'll be updating lawmakers on how the fed's monetary policy is taking shape in the face of strong economic growth, a robust labour market, and still low inflation. lawmakers will be particularly keen to hear how mr powell views the trump administration's controversial policies on trade. jane sydenham is the investment director at rathbone investment management. let's start with netflix. it is a big company that came out with figures yesterday and its share price was down 14%, subscriber numbers not as good as netflix would like? yes. it is a relatively small miss in terms of the numbers, but the share price has risen substantially. it has more than doubled over the course of the last year, and expectations for further growth are huge in this sector because it really is driving growth. you have also got apple, amazon. and youtube is a competitor. there is concern tha

goldman. -- you will see the yen move, bonds move, gold move. a look at the first word news headlines. we will head to sydney and join paulith temperatures rising in tokyo. paul: a heat wave in japan has killed at least 30 people and sent about 10,000 the hospital. blistering temperatures are set to continue throughout the this week with tokyo to see 36 degrees on monday and 37 on tuesday and wednesday. it comes weeks after flooding in the west claimed more than 200 lives and raises russians about plans to stage the 2020 tokyo olympics in july and august. cleaning up after the typhoon made landfall on sunday afternoon, disrupting transport shipping. many in the city a neighboring provinces were moved to shelters. shanghai's two airports are resuming as of last night after hundreds of flights were canceled. says -- street journal is asking for cash refunds to become profitable. what it calls a meaningful amount. the journal says it is unclear how many suppliers were contacted. spacex has put a telecommunication satellite into orbit. the falcon 9 rocket blasted off itsape canaveral and put cargo into orbit 30 jim slater. --