jonathan: to wrap things up, rapidfire around, will treasuries offer the safety you need if you get araft in equities? jeffrey: absolutely. kathleen: no safe haven in treasuries, look at e.m.. nick: absolutely, safe haven. kathleen: e.m. jeffrey: em. nick: u.s. jonathan: i wonder what happens to the ecb. kathleen: no. vibrant.yen is jonathan: there you go. jeff rosenberg, kathleen, n ick, it is great to have you with me. be here next week, this was bloomberg "real yield", this is bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ ♪ show me the olympic winter games ♪ ♪ like i've never seen before. ♪ ♪ xfinity x1, yeah, i always know the scor♪. ♪ triple corks in 4k... lookin' so sick. ♪ ♪ stream live on every screen, every win, every trick. ♪ ♪ 2000 hours of coverage, get your mind blown. ♪ 50 olympic channels, yup, you're in the zone. ♪ ♪ and if there's something that you want to see, ♪ pick up that voice remote and just say "show me..." ♪ experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the olympic winter games like never before with xfinity. proud partner of team usa. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connecte

upathan: i have directed with quick questions in a rapidfire round.reasury specifically, by the seller or keep running? y. bu >> keep on running. jonathan: capital credit from here? >> yes. >> yes. >> credit will hang on for a couple more years. >> not yet. jonathan: i am wondering will we have a chairman powell put? >> not this time. >> yes. >> yes i think it is there. >> it is going to have a much higher strike price. jonathan: guys, thank you very much. that does it for us from new york city, we will see you next friday at 12:30 p.m. new york time. 5:30 p.m. in london, will bring you comments and reaction for a full roundtable. this was bloomberg real yield. ♪ david:david: it is 1:00 in washington, and from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am david westin. shery: and i am shery ahn. david: here are the top stories we are watching. bridging to the choir, as president trump addresses people at cpac, and we has to say about the second amendment antiregulation. on -- roberts mueller marches on with charges that rick gates will plead guilty h

jonathan: wrappings up i want to run through the rapidfire round. began with the first question.treasuries offer the safety and need if you get a down drop again question mark -- again? jeffrey: absolutely. nick: absolutely. jonathan: u.s. high-yield or emerging-market high-yield? jeffrey: e.m.. kathleen: e.m. nick: u.s.. gone.an: yet -- yellen is we have powell in the hot seat. i wonder what happens to the ecb. will we get 2.0 after he goes? jeffrey: no. kathleen: no. nick: jens weidmann. jonathan: we will have a different bond market, that is sure. kathleen, nick from jpmorgan asset management. great to have you with me. we will be here this in time next friday at 12: 30 p.m. new york time. 5:30 in london. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ scarlet: this is "etf iq. " ♪ are we on the cusp of seeing inflation in, how the latest price data is causing a shift in portfolios. we talked to the team behind ai eq and actively managed etf and use machine learning for stocks every day. in this week there is an etf for that, we take you

jonathan: i want to run through the rapidfire round.suries offer the safety you need if you get a downdraft in equities? jeffrey: absolutely. kathleen: no safe haven in treasuries, look at e.m.. nick: absolutely, safe haven. emerging u.s.-yield or market high-yield? e.m. or u.s.? kathleen: e.m. jeffrey: em. nick: u.s. jonathan: janet yellen is gone, we have powell in the hot seat. kuroda gets another term. i wonder what happens to the ecb. will we get draghi 2.0? kathleen: no. nick: no. jeffrey: yen is vibrant. jonathan: there you go. jeff, kathleen and nick, great to have you with me. we will be here the same time next week. this is "real yield," bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ yousef: welcome to the "best of bloomberg markets middle east." i am yousef gamal el din. here are some of the major stories driving headlines from the region this week. crude comeback, oil recovers ground following its worst week in more than a year. the iea says the global surplus has almost been cleared. as u.a.e. report earnings we hear exclusively from industry cfos. and

jonathan: i want to run through the rapidfire round.stion, will treasuries offer the safety you need if you get a downdraft in equities? jeffrey: absolutely. kathleen: no safe haven in treasuries, look at e.m.. nick: absolutely, safe haven. jonathan: u.s.-yield or emerging market high-yield? e.m. or u.s.? kathleen: e.m. jeffrey: em. nick: u.s. jonathan: janet yellen is gone, we have powell in the hot seat. kuroda gets another term. i wonder what happens to the ecb. will we get draghi 2.0? kathleen: no. nick: no. jeffrey: yen is vibrant. jonathan: there you go. jeff, kathleen and nick, great to have you with me. we will be here the same time next week. this was "real yield," this is bloomberg tv. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and its connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leavi

attorney general jeff sessions says justice department officials think they can ban rapidfire bump stockithout action from congress. he believes gun accessories like the ones used in last year's las vegas massacre can be banned through the regulatory process. it comes after president trump ordered the justice department to work toward banning the devices which allow semi-automatic rifles to mimic machine guns. president trump has named digital strategist brad par scale as his campaign manager or his reelection bid in 2020. he was key to the trump campaigns digital operations in 2016. it is related to the work for mr. trump, saying the firm had not yet turned over documents related to russian contacts or ricky weeks -- wikileaks. getting disaster relief to the island put the u.s. territory " dangerous dilemma." the letter was viewed by bloomberg news. the treasury imposed restrictions that made it difficult for puerto rico to access the funding it needs. news 24 hours a day and powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg.

to the rapidfire round will ask you a quick question and a quick reply. lisa, kevin and eric.gin with the selloff in treasuries as we approach 3% on a 10 year. do you fear inflation trade or accept that 3% is coming on the u.s. 10 year? lisa: buy at 3%. kevin: definitely buy at 3%. eric: i accept that it is coming. jonathan: 10 year yields at 0.1%. if i offered you the following decision -- buy or hold 10 year ecb's or 10 year treasuries -- lisa? lisa: treasuries. kevin: jgb's. eric: jgb's. 10-year, not 30 year. jonathan: don't worry. the final one -- we know that lisa is short italian debt. this is the decision she has to make. italian sovereign debt or u.s. high-yield through the year end? italian sovereign debt or u.s. high-yield. it is credit risk in europe or the u.s. lisa: neither one of them, treasuries. kevin: i will stick with high yields. eric: stick with high yields as well. jonathan: guys, thank you very much for revealing some of the work you have been putting on in the last couple of months. lisa, eric and kevin. that does it from new york as the selloff continue

this as also make the move to ban gun devices like the rapidfire bump stocks used in last year's massacren las vegas. the french government steps up its plan to control immigration today, introducing new measures for the ministry's council. it will speed of asylum applications and makes it easier to deport people. this hour, who is afraid of artificial intelligence? the hugeort highlights risks posed by this rapidly developing technology. we will have the details in our business update. and the latest in our focus on poland series this week. view onage citizen's the wave of nationalism that is growing across the country. first, though, our top story live from paris. ♪ genie: we start first and eastern ghouta, the suburb just outside the syrian capital of damascus. that area held by rebels has been pounded by those russian and syrian airstrikes with devastating consequences. at least 250 people have been killed in two full days of bombings, with half the when aies tuesday hospital was to sort your scores of children are among the dead. for more on the situation, let's bring in "france 24"

jonathan: i want to run through the rapidfire round.with the first question, will treasuries offer the safety you need if you get a downdraft in equities? jeffrey: big downdraft absolutely. , kathleen: no safe haven in treasuries, look at em. nick: absolutely, safe haven. jonathan: if i give you a decision u.s.-yield or emerging , market high-yield? which em or u.s.? one, kathleen: e.m. jeffrey: em. nick: u.s. jonathan: and to wrap things up, yellen, she is gone. we have got powell in the hot seat. which means yellen 2.0. kuroda gets another term. i wonder what happens to the ecb. will we get draghi 2.0? kathleen: no. nick: no. jens videman. jonathan: there you go. jeff from blackrock kathleen and , nick from j.p. morgan asset management. great to have you with me. we will be here the same time next week. 5:30 in london. this was "real yield," this is bloomberg tv. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is bloomberg "etf iq." where we focus on the assets, risks, and rewards of exchange traded funds. ♪ scarlet: are we on the cusp of seeing the

laws, president trump says he is willing to ban so—called bump stocks, which turned the rifles into rapidfireeapons. in this story is trending on the bbc.com. the queen is that in the front row with vogue magazine's anna wintour. and now on bbc news, it is time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk from new york, with me stephen sackur. this city and los angeles are the twin capitals of america's giant movie, media and entertainment business. a business that has been rocked by allegations of systemic sexism, misogyny and abusive behaviour. my guest today is ashleyjudd, the actor and activist, and one of the first women to go public with her accusations about the mega—producer, harvey weinstein. what began with voices of anger and pain has become a movement demanding radical change. how far can it go? ashleyjudd, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. in recent weeks and months, something quite extraordinary has happened. kickstarted, i suppose, by the allegations concerning harvey weinstein, and what we see now is the growth of a real movement of women speaking out. are you satisfied that this has come

you play this what you notice is that the level of indictments that have started to come out like rapidfireweek, thether indictments against 13 russian individuals as well as three russian companies, saying that there was a well orchestrated russian cyber meddling attack utilizing u.s. institutions in silicon valley and social media platforms to metal in the election. and you have -- to meddle any election. than you have -- in the election. gatesou have rick pleading guilty. many people anticipate that this is going to drag on through court hearings and proceedings beyond them in terms. vonnie: how is the conversation proceeding on gun control versus the second amendment as we head into another full week past the shooting in florida? from dixmpany news that it was changing its guns and ammunition policy -- from dick's that it was changing its guns and ammunition policy. kevin: you have the outcry from folks calling for some type of new changes to gun policy in the indebted states, but you also have -- have the private sector acting. sayingsporting goods that the shooter in the public attack

stifle strikes. , the stateillinois militia used gatling guns, the precursor to the machine gun, rapidfire gun, used them on a group of striking quarrymen. they killed two in that process. twot seems to be contradictory things happening here. the anarchistsn and liberal reformers, conservative liberal reformers, are both agreeing something is wrong with the state, that the state, the american state, is becoming stronger, hence more repressive. they were certainly right about the first part, because we are going to get into this a little later in the course, but you are beginning to see by the 1880's the emergence of the modern american state. so all extremes are disturbed by this, either growth of its power, by its economic structure . time that the groups i just mentioned are becoming very edgy about the american state, you have other groups represented in this course who are looking to the state, and high among those groups were of course african-americans. who were seeking state protection, that is federal protection, from the sorts of things that were going on in the american south. so

attorney general jeff sessions says doj officials believe they can ban rapidfire bump stock devices without action from congress. that comes after president trump ordered the justice department to work towards banning those devices, which allows to my automatic rifles to mimic machine guns. theto rico says delays by treasury department in getting disaster relief to the island has put the u.s. territory in a dangerous financial dilemma. the island's governor says the treasury imposed restrictions that made it difficult to access funding. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg, and "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, amazon arrives at your front door after a $1 billion deal to buy a smart home tech company. the e-commerce giant's larger delivery strategy. widget for the sky and raising the stakes for disney and fox. the all-out bidding war erupting between the three big media players. activity for fitbit hits all-time low.

smart card technology, where essential you get a discount for bundling your orders as opposed to rapidfireing off orders for individual items at a time. it helps the retailer with profitability.walmart will try to roll that out more broadly this year . interesting to see if consumers respond to that, specifically the classic walmart consumer who is budget conscious. emily: obviously something we are going to continue to follow. sarah, thanks so much as well as our own matt. thank you both for weighing in. offer muchqualcomm's to broadcom's chagrin. the latest twists and turns explain, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: it was a busy day for dominoes as the pizza maker reportedly fourth-quarter earnings reports. the announced the first revenue miss since 2016. about half of domino sales is done online. the percentage of digital sales is less important than working with a customer. he spoke with bloomberg earlier. >> ultimately the percentage of sales is less important than what you do with those customers once they are there. if you got a great analytics group, which we do, you are finding w

. >>> our top story, president trump calling for new regulation on rapidfire gun devices.cludes a possible ban on bump stocks used in last year's las vegas massacre. this is the first time the president has mentioned guns since last week's school shooting. our reporter is live at the white house with more.>> reporter: the president has been indicating for the last few days he might be willing to do something but never really taken a position or clarifying. today when he said he ordered his department of justice to tighten restrictions on bump stocks, which is a device that makes semiautomatic weapons potentially much deadlier. president trump used a ceremony honoring law enforcement officers to make an announcement. >> i signed a memorandum directing the attorney general to propose regulations to ban all devices that turn legal weapons into machine guns. we cannot merely take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference. we must actually make a difference. >> reporter:e regulations, which are still being negotiate dated -- negotiated, would ban bump stocks. th

we do not need rapidfire weapons and military style weapons. it is a simple answer.hat is my message. host: what do you mean by a lethal weapon military style? caller: rapidfire, like every time you pull the trigger it puts a bullet out and automatically ejects. host: so semi automatic weapons? semi automatic weapons. if you are a hunter and have a clip with nine rounds in it, you do not need rapid fire to kill a deer or a squirrel. you can inject it with a bold. that would -- bolt. this means this guy would not have been able to shot all those people in the span of three minutes. handguns,rotection, you can have one. but you cannot have an arsenal. it is absolutely insane in this country for this guy in las vegas to have more guns than the military -- i'm not trying to say -- the civilian guard, the national guard arsenal. this guy had more weapons, more bullets, in more clips then every one of those. he did not need that. if you want guns, you can have a few guns. you cannot have an arsenal or rapidfire semi automatic. host: ernest, massachusetts, a parent. go ahea

they allow the user to convert semiautomatic rifles into rapidfire automatic weapons. the president has also indicated that he is open to strengthening federal background checks. senator dianne feinstein introduced a measure last year to ban bump stocks that stalled in the senate. she said in a statement that i'm glad that president donald trump ali understands that bone stock should be illegal. that he needs to follow through with action and support our bill to ban these deadly devices. she said the atf has previously told congress they lack the authority to and bump stocks. she said the residence opposed ban could be -- to get bogged down in courts. >>> a teenager accused of killing an 8-year-old girl was back in court this morning. adrian gonzalez with 15 years old when he was arrested on suspicion of luring maddy middleton to his apartment and raping her and stabbing her to death. they also plan to file a pre- tile -- pre-file -- pretrial writ so that he can be tried as an adult. >> my position is that he is a juvenile and he needs treatment and rehabilitation. i t

fewer deathsot would have occurred if the fe, orr had a car, an kni a handgun as opposed to these rapidfireuns. host: all right, coming up, project veritas' james o'keefe will be here to discuss his book, "american pravda." will scola of politico talk about her recent piece. we will be right back. ♪ >> sunday night on "after words," author carol westover talks about growing up with survivalist parents in her book memoir.": a carol: a lot of people have this idea but to learn something, you have to have a degree and a whole institution in place to teach it to you. i am grateful to my parents that i was not taught that. when i decided to go to college at 16, it felt like something i i had a -- not because formal education, but because ok, i will learn algebra. i will buy a book. i kept going with that. my parents took it too far. i arrived at university really underprepared. i had never heard of the holocaust. people thought i was anti-semitic. i was not. i had never heard of it. words" on booktv on c-span2. >> i rebuke that. >> i can only see it from her perspective. i have had a lot of peop

mark: president trump asked the justice department this week to ban rapidfire bump stock like those usedn the message -- the massacre in las vegas. some are not sure they can. the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms is deciding whether they have the stockso regulate bump long legal battle with gunmakers. control pierce says gun supporters are using west week's mass shooting in a florida high school to promote a gun agenda. in maryland at the annual conservative political action committee conference. >> we share a goal to save schools and neighborhoods and a safe country. wastedl, opportunists not one second to exploit tragedy for political gain. mark: echoed by president trump today and a tweet. in the middle east, tensions have increased since president trump's declaration that the u.s. recognizes jerusalem as israel's capital. in the arab world, some have the declaration means washington has forfeited its role as a piece create or in the region. republican senator lindsey graham disagrees. they will tell you that they need to change to help them more. nobody is going to ta

the supreme court does it in rapidfire fashion. i cannot believe a law professor is not seen that movie about the supreme court case. [laughter] there is a range of opinions from the first amendment to the absolutists that say government cannot restrict whatever the whateverublishes -- the press publishes. to justice brennan, who says, they might be able to restrict publication of national security secrets of the sorts of analogous to letting hendler nowhere the d-day invasion is going to be, right? but there are compelling interest overrides. say,dle block of justices we don't need to decide that because one principle that his farm is that the government may not shut down the press in advance. here, congress had not passed a law authorizing nixon to sick -- seek the injunction that he did. a court order stopping the presses is not only a first amendment violation, but a separation of powers violation. the president is acting the court to write a law that congress can and. given the case that congress enacted the law, that might co

. >> the president also wants to ban bump stocks and over devices that can enable rapidfire shooting. margaret brennan is sitting down with students and teachers and parents today. good morning. >> good morning. today the president will hold a listening session not only with members of the parkland community but also those impacted by past school shootings in columbine and sandy hook. >> we have to do more to protect our children. >> the president told the justice department to take swift action. >> we must actually make a difference. >> efforts to ban bump stocks last year were stalled by the nra and republican leaders. >> so we think the regulatory fix is the smartest quickest fix. >> the nra disapproved of tuesd tuesday's derek tifb arguing that banning them has not been shown to avoid criminal activity. bump stocks were not used in last week's attack, but a shooter in las vegas did use them in october to kill 58 people in the deadly evidence shooting in u.s. history. >> we'll be talking about gun laws as time goes by. >> president trump's personal views continue to evolve. in his

alix: i feel like it was rapidfire, bill, thank you for playing with us. coming up, u.s.and three days of auctions totaling $308 billion. and if you have a bloomberg terminal, check out global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 tv . reach us on twitter. which one of us is worse on twitter? this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: here is what i am watching, the treasury auction we will see this week, $258 billion across three days and we are starting with a two-year. probablye be a demand, yes, but at what yields? it has beena look, relatively strong, but what kind of yield are the investors going to demand? i think we might answer that later today. david: will foreign investors becoming in? it will be coming in? where will the banks make up the shortfall? alix: take a look at japan's biggest banks, they are buying their own government's bonds since 2011, so will there be the foreign buyers? if not, you are left with domestic demand and private investors and it could require a higher interest rate. david: how much is the hedging

to the time is decided by the supreme court, the supreme court does it in rapidfire fashion. i can't believe a law professor has not seen a movie about the supreme court. there is a range of opinions from the first amendment to absolutists that say the government cannot restrict what the press publishes. 's justice william brennan opinion that they may be able to restrict publication of national security secrets of the sorts analogous to letting hitler's no where the d-day and -- letting know where the d-day invasion will be. we do not need to decide that because once principle is firm is that the government may not shut down the press in advance. congress had not passed a law authorizing nixon to seek the injunction that he did. get in the court order injunction is not only a first amendment violation but a separation of powers identification. basic give us a case or congress has passed the law and we might cannot different. there might be cases like that. i think there was an instance in the early 2000's where the new our signalsisclosed intelligence operation, something ab

the supreme court does it in rapidfire fashion. the movie captures this wonderfully. i can't believe a lot of professor has counted see a movie about a supreme court case. >> kids at home. >> tape it, they will love it. opinionsis a range of that say, government cannot restrict whatever the press publishes. says,nnan's opinion that there might be able to restrict publication of national security analogous toe sort letting hitler's nowhere the d-day invasion is going to be. there are compelling interest overwrites. to a mental block of justices who say, we do not need to decide that because one isnciple lives that his firm that the government may not shut down the press in advance. here, congress has not passed a law authorizing nixon to seek the injunction that he did. getting a court order stopping the presses is not only a first amendment violation, but a separation of powers malaysia. the president is asking the court to write a law that congress did not look -- right. there have been cases like that. the recent instance in the early times where the new york disclo

the supreme court does it in rapidfire fashion.the movie captures this wonderful -- i can't believe a law professor hasn't gone and seen a movie about a supreme court case. >> there's a range of opinions from the first amendment absolutists that say government cannot restrict whatever the press clause. to brandon's opinion, justice william brennan that says you know, they might be able to restrict publication of the national security secrets of the sort of analogous to letting hitler know where the d-day invasion was. right? that there are compelling interest overrides. to a middle block of justices that say we're -- we don't need to decide that because one principlethat firm is not the government may not shutdown the press . and here, congress had passed the law authorizing nixon to seek the injunction that he did. getting a court order stopping the presses is not only a first amendment violation but the separation of powers violation. the president is asking the court to write a law that congress can write. give us the case where congress has passed the law and we might come out dif

societal problem of love of guns, and yes we do need to restrict some rapidfire weapons, but we need to address the love of guns. the videogame industry is not likely to take any responsibility for creating teens that do these types of things. host: thank you for all of your calls and comments. from thehear next former energy secretary of monizt money's -- ernest and cabot phillips. ♪ >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country in our 50 capitals tour. we stopped in little rock, arkansas and asked what is the most important issue in their state? >> there is a huge hispanic population, so what we see is important, it is that not only hispanic, but everyone has the opportunity to whether or not i have documentation i'm going to college. that is important right now. to me issue important animal welfare. i am in animal rescue and we deal with a lot of abuse and neglect. we do not have law enforcement backing -- we do have laws in arkansas, but they are not enforced or a very strict. issue for us because we deal with the animals, we see what they go through, and we don't have any pl