adam posen on euro and american blue -- gloom.guests are deeply divided on a rate cut. detainees from the mexico border to the streets of south -- san francisco. good morning, everyone. this is bloomberg surveillance live from our world headquarters in new york -- excuse me, d.c. francine: we are in d.c. we have so many interviews, it lends into one. -- blendss into 1 into one. tom: the idea of the inquiry within the white house to say, can we take peopledes within the -- people run them to within the border and run them to selective districts? it has riveted washington. francine: and riveted a lot of people who follow politics because everything with this administration is linked. does that impact how he speaks to the base on trade? do we go after the german deficit? you cannot look at one thing in isolation when it comes to politics. more on the imf and world bank more -- meetings. viviana: uber is hoping that potential investors will look past its $3 billion in operating losses. the number -- they revealed a number of details i

i also had a pretty hard stop posen to bad lives. i had no way of altering them so they died. i had nothing not a drop off. my ancient well tried everything to. be. next as oil as land is now a big loss avocado plantation. roderigo tells us a businessman bought an immense area of land to start growing the super food. into. too much power when it comes to that groundwater up from way down deep. there are forty or fifty actors or robert caro's here with it or more. ready to pick it so you know and you know you know harvesting i'm already kilo's of them. it's a losing battle for water some regions are coping better eighty kilometers away in the neighboring province of lie like water comes from glacial springs. but a fruit empire run by the schmitz family of german descent is causing similar animosity . agricultural land use here also spread like wildfire with the avocado boom of the one nine hundred ninety s. . harvesting is done by hand and muttiah schmidt oversees it passed nearly he's one of chile's biggest avocado exporters. if. you were to say what does he think of the water

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his successor marco posen is still at salzburg finally two more caretakers who will likely be saying goodbye to stevens after his third stint with shaka and four months sharma's unless norbury manage a miracle and stay out. got all of that. good because now it's time for the table. of the top five and remain one point clear of dortmund both effect which is a sight for now off the lights and almost guaranteed a ticket for the champions league frankfurt got back and hoffenheim also in with a chance. freiburg an outspoken. close to safety but it'll be tight fish alka and despite all of their coaching changes it sure got nuremberg adds hanover looked to be in trouble we leave you this week with the much like moments. here are arguably the best ten seconds of the match day three players and a dream golf. prize. making it rain elegance krylon. counterfeit for a king this is what it would look like. did you know it was horses first assist for his mates mario goodson the first and eighty seven matches. thanks for watching see you soon on kickoff. remember president cheney reaction of groups.

micron really emphasizes different things here because he is worried about the european union being posen from within not only by the possible emergence off the back bad boys of breath once they come to brussels but also by the constant internal discussions by being forced to deal with her exit and this whole negativity and the present chaos that it brings europe has things on it's that is really what trying to say all right our correspondent in brussels over these along the story for us tonight on the eve of that emergency e.u. summit barbara thank you. you're watching d.w. news still to come a move to bring a painting from the year. to a virtual life in twenty nine teams it's happening right here in berlin where technology has opened a window into another world we'll find out how. the hurricane maria wreaked serious damage when it struck puerto rico eighteen months ago now a group of young inventors is using drones and the internet to speed up emergency response times and to secure life saving communications following natural disasters take a look. she was the strongest storm to hit in

mccraw really emphasizes different things here because he is worried about the european union being posen from within not only by the possible emergence off the back bad boys of bread once they come to brussels but also by the constant internal discussions by being forced to deal with the bricks and whole negativity and the political chaos that brings europe has things on its that is really what is trying to say all right our correspondent on the story for us tonight on the eve of that emergency e.u. summit barbara thank you. hurricane maria rigged serious damage when it struck puerto rico eighteen months ago now a group of young inventors is using drones and the internet to speed up emergency response times and to secure life saving communications following natural disasters take a look. she was the strongest storm to hit in almost a century hurricane marina's driving rains and rushing rains devastated quest to record causing ninety billion dollars worth of damage to the island diving power lines turning highways into late august and claiming three thousand lives along the road. but. no

alan posener is an author and commentator for the daily newspaper d. vets he says europe is forcing the internet giants to respect intellectual property and pay for it and that's good news for everyone except google and co. and it's a pleasure to welcome john of fights meant to the show he has the department of law and policy if we can media. and he says for free and open knowledge we need free and open exchange on the web. this reform could cause great damage. so let me start with you john vitamin and let's begin with the absolute basics what is an upload filter and why does it strike terror into the hearts of the content creator community. i'm an upload photo is a system that is. at the server of that's installed on the server of a platform provider. and it. scans the uploads and compels that's to a database. and if it finds of protected sex work that it is supposed to block. then add stopping the upload or it's putting the upload before a person to check whether there was a license. for this work and so that's the basic technology. and why are people so worried about upload filters -

peter: one thought is if -- adam posen, peterson institute will argue if you crowd in, you can buy moreovernment investment and rather than crowd out private investment, it might induce more private investment as complementary. with: taylor riggs is here another look at lowflation. taylor: despite the efforts from the federal reserve, we cannot get to the two percent target on inflation. i have charted pce and white, there preserve cash preferred method -- there preferred method here and really not even able to push inflation up even 1.8%. quite the conundrum. what do you do? carol: up next, spies and refugees make bogota the new casablanca thanks to the crisis next-door in venezuela. alln: the huge risk almost nuclear power plants in the u.s. face, thanks to climate change. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." jason: join us for "bloomberg businessweek" every day on the radio from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. wall street time, and subscribe to our podcast. carol: you can find us online at is newsweek.com and on our mobile app. mercenaries,

hennessey japan fund investment manager is joining us now along with peterson institute president adam posen, one of the first economists to analyze japan's great recession as a failure of macro economic policy. let me begin with you. we just showed the initial impact of the u.s. withdrawal from tpp. how much of that could a u.s./japan trade deal possibly fix? >> liz, thank you for having me. you set it up exactly correctly, in my view. the u.s. basically lost its share of the market opening that japan was doing in agriculture in order to get the u.s. and everybody else to agree to tpp. so if prime minister abe and president trump can make a deal, the u.s. stands to gain market share, particularly in beef. less so in pork. at the expense of australia, canada, new zealand, those other countries you mentioned. but it's just taking us back part way to square one. liz: okay. part way back to square one. then we have to glean hopefully more whipped cream off the top of this, right. japan exports nearly everything, because it needs to, but beyond what nations are already trading with japan ex-the

judge posener wanted to call him heartless.e really struck at him not just having heart, or no heart, but on the intellectual underpinnings of it. he got a lot of criticism for that dissent. brian: what do you think the relationship is on the court between justice sotomayor and the chief justice now? it seems they have problems. joan: i think it is cordial enough. they come from completely different places. you can hear tension during oral arguments because she tends to be one of the ones who will sit back and wait her turn all the time. what she says is, i have questions to ask. sometimes she says she cannot quite here if someone else is speaking. the chief wants things to run really orderly. he was once an advocate. he does not like it when the lawyer is cut off as much as been happening these days. i don't think it is a terrible elationship. i think everyone up there recognizes that they are ppointed for life. i think that there are more tensions among the conservatives these days than between the liberals and the conservati

author of the capitalist comeback, andy posener joining us this morning.here ahead of the gdp number that we will be getting. 2020 in focus this morning, joe biden is campaigning for the democratic nomination for president without the endorsement of former president obama. >> i asked president obama not to endorse and he doesn't want to -- we should -- whoever wins this nomination should win it on their own merits. maria: joining the conversation this morning, fox business network's jackie deangeles is here, along with jack brewer is joining us along with real clear politics co-founder and president, tom bevin. thank you for joining us. come on, you ask somebody not to endorse you? do we believe this? >> you know, it's the way you start it off, i think. if joe was to come out and say, you know, oh, me and barack are tied hand in hand, i'm sure he would get backlash. i can't wait to see the battle. it will be like a first round fight. >> i think you ask, you say i don't want to be endorsed because you're worried you're not going to get the endorsement and i