the rbs chairman stays with us.ets, the open, bank of america head of u.s. equities. at that is coming up at 9 a.m. in new york and 2 p.m. in london. and this is bloomberg. ♪ g. ♪ ♪ london, it has rocketed up the agenda. when i first joined a couple years ago, i talked to all of our member chief executives and not one volunteered gender equality is a major issue. this year, they were all talking about it. >> when i look at the city today compared to 1998, it has changed. it is a much more conducive environment for women to work in. in terms of gender equality, we have gone backwards. >> and the corporate world, there is a dip that occurs in the 30's and early 40's, and some of that is related to people having kids and making choices, but it is also -- not everyone has children, so we need to look at that and say what is happening at that level? tom: very good. that was a wonderful summer -- summit. i would note sterling south this morning. right now at queen victoria street, here is sebastian salic. sebastian: the p

bundesliga the title race will go down to the very last day of the season after fired munich failed to beat rb leipzig the variants thought they had scored the winning goal just after half time but because goal was ruled out for offside the match ended nil nil that gave dortmund a chance to remain in the title race and they took full advantage with a nervy $32.00 victory over dusseldorf one game remains in the bundesliga with biron only requiring one more point to seal the championship let's take a look now at all of the other results so far in the penultimate weekend of the season braman one away to half in haim stuttgart take the relegation play off place after beating wolfsburg with that nuremberg are relegated after their 4 nil loss to mention gladbach leverkusen and shaka drew $11.00 hand over are also relegated despite their win over freiburg and berlin beat out for 3 in a thrilling game in the varia on sunday frankfurt host local rivals months. on a formula one now and championship leader valley t. teary excuse me a bottle aswell start the spanish grand prix in pole position after setti

from saturday's bunda sleeker games including 5 new it's classic with rb live see where a victory would have been their 7th consecutive but just make a title and show you whether the title race is a. horse . every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word published in the book. rico is in germany to learn german and why not come with him simple online on your mobile and free to stop the w z learning course nikos free german made easy. some say that we're going into this world alone. that we're not. in the 2nd we come into this world we're in it to get it. into my skin the human mind. and then we can make him feel different that's why you have this solid. nat's why we. leipsic looked locked in on their pulls i prefer to kick off the home side holt buyers chance to secure their 7th straight title who had faith on their side in this preview of the german cup final. lap 6 defeats the best in the league would have to be as solid as ever to put a pause to any party played by years of seasons might have and a lot was looking to sprint to the finish line in the race

of the title race will go down to the very last day of the season after byron munich failed to beat rb life sick the bavarians thought they'd scored the winning goal just after half time but leon gretz goes goal was ruled out for offside the match and nil nil that gave dortmund a chance to remain in the title race and they took full advantage with a nervy $32.00 victory over a disallowed orf one game remains in the bundesliga with biron only requiring one more point to seal the championship. let's take a look at all of the others all so far on the penultimate weekend of the season braman one away to hoffenheim still got take the relegation play off place after beating vols 4 and with that nuremberg are relegated after their foreign mil loss to mention neighborhoods and drew $11.00 hand over are also relegated despite their went over freiburg and berlin org for 3 and a thrilling game in bavaria on sunday frankfurt host local money it's sunday will see one of the most exciting battles for the english premier league title reigning champions manchester city are just a one point ahead of li

on saturday byron munich missed the chance to wrap up the title as they failed to beat rb leipsic therecord champion's huffed and puffed but left frustrated as the bulls stood for firm on their home patch. a win in light sig would be enough to give by and their 7th bundesliga title in a row and a 1st as a coach to the impact told me kokoda. but it quickly became clear that light seek were determined to keep buying it by by any means necessary when they did manage to break through the ranks they found a resolute pizza girl achieving goal he kept out surged in every from close range. and then again from a corner making sure the scores were level at half time. but early in the 2nd half it looked like their resistance had broken gorecki scored the goal to give guy and the championship 5 or so it seemed until the referee checks with his video assistant and ruled the goal out all because robert levon dubs he was offside by his breath in the build up to the goal a matter of millimeters with massive ramifications. by and were firmly on top now and hunting the goal they still needed to wrap up

we have the best of the action from saturday's bundesliga games including byer munich's clash with rb leipzig where a victory would hand them their 7th consecutive the mistake of. all show you whether the title race lives up. sometime in the 26th. my great granddaughter. played with the world like in your lifetime in around half a century. new world movie around 2 degrees warmer. inevitably sea levels rise by at least one meter in the central. return to have some climate impacts maturing greater than what we see on t.v. . it's really frightening. why aren't people more concerned. little yellow boots shorts may 31st. life sick look to walk in on their bull's eye prior to kick off the home side halt byron's chance to secure their 7th straight idol who had faith on their side in this preview of the german cup final. life seeks to fix the best in the league would have to be a solid is. or to put a pause to any party played by year's season's fix might have been a lot but was looking to sprint to the finish line in the race for europe they were cruising another site with champions league a

by and munich have just won the german cup final here in berlin after 3 nil victory against rb leipzig joining me to discuss the matter is tom good noise from d.w. sports. was there any doubt ever i mean how did that byron do that so that was for a while i mean early on in the game lots you had quite a few very big chances. and they did really make bond fight for the for the win. in fact perhaps the best chances throughout the game where they were wasteful in front of goal by and were of course very very clinical. scored twice. with the 2nd and they just took their chances it was a real clinical touch and eventually now the players have got revenge on their own coach because of course they lost in the cup final last year to frank on were coached by their current coach. a pleasing not for me i mean if you to boil this down as somebody who didn't watch the match what basically brought it to them what. a clinical touch because didn't necessarily have the biggest chances in the game but like i said lots it didn't take their chances whenever by going front of goal they. missed chances there

but munich have just won the german cup final here in berlin after a 3 day old victory against rb leipzig joining me to discuss the match tom the noise from warts how did buy a victory panned out well they were made to fight for this victory tonight. had some very serious really dangerous chances notably use of polson coming very close to giving them the lead after just about 10 minutes. in fact so you arguably had perhaps the best of the chances for the game certainly in the last 20 minutes but they were wasteful in front of goal as we know them ruthlessly clinical. and kingsley come on. and it's fair to say that in each of the 3 goes there was some serious individual brilliance involved. now the 19th german cup hard to win by munich history and 12 the cup doubles some incredible statistics so it was wasteful as you put it the how would you describe what exactly made the difference for bahrain well i mean like i said lots of ways for. the complete opposite they were very cold in front of go they punished for every mistake that the defenders made they didn't necessarily like i said have t

of the title race will go down to the very last day of the season after byron munich failed to beat rb leipsic the bavarians thought they'd score the winning goal just after half time but lamb carets goal was ruled out for offside the match and nil nil that gave dortmund a chance to remain in the title race and they took full advantage with a nervy $32.00 victory over disallowed or if one game remains in the bundesliga with biron only requiring one more point to seal the championship. a take a look at all of the other results so far on the penultimate weekend of the season braman one away to hoffenheim will say it and then it got take the relegation play off place after beating volves book that results mean that result means norberg are relegated after their 4 nil loss to mention plot behavior coups and shock of drew $11.00 and over also relegated despite their win over fiber and berlin beat out school for 3 in a thrilling game and the very sunday frankfurt hosts local rivals months you're watching d.w. news live from berlin up next the conflict zone on the eve of the european election

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leaders of iran and iraq of a talent for long term a lot of honor here going you know to duck appears at rb or to say no other scott appleby and i are gonna similar i'm a look at that by that basis. these days only rarely goes home his road to the future leads away from the village. colleague of his other though because you can so i'm going to. have you look back the way he. may not read other desire to be told. i didn't know him better which was a couple hundred a year make it work but i had to because i'm ahead i mean how you. could tell out of here that i don't mean what i can't cover the. hindus in bihar still live in a hierarchy of costs many have the jobs traditionally associated with their cost like the dobies or washroom and who do partner's laundry they're among the lowest groups known as the shed you would costs mad. at this image may at the heart that a commandment like. what he any day nears to be bought or mcluckie picnic penitently but birth is no longer destiny even in bihar education is often the key this family is still poor but they're on the way up. is the youngest of thr

joining european football's highest ranks players like western economies josh sergeant and this guy rb leipzig tyler i. know there was a strong tease in the u.s. soccer but i wouldn't necessarily say that the you know the pool is as big as it is now i mean you look down you know there's 17 goals that could be par for the senior team you look at our team and the average age might be like $24.00 and that's that's kind of on heard of the national team so you know more guys are getting opportunities more guys are going to professional minutes and young ages i think that goes to show that the talent is getting better and better and you know it's it's again it's the players that are you know making their jobs and doing things and and testing their boundaries that is really making our pool more well rounded and ready for the next level you have to be pretty optimistic about it when you speak about it right you know guys are going to be playing for bigger clubs you know obviously you can talk about christian's move to chelsea now like what american has put in the e.p.l. is absolutely killed at

but they seem like an eternity rb right. it can only be a few minutes but it shows you many people -- how quickly people can die in these situations and get injured. that's what we have here. and the fact that people knew to go into rooms. there was information sent out for people to shelter in place. they did. folks were holding doors. we heard stories like that of folks of the employees hiding in rooms as gunfire went on. so -- and the police searching for him. so it's going to probably be a pretty horrific scene inside for law enforcement as they start to go through this. the fbi, the atf, they need the help now the locals are saying. . they are bringing in other authorities to try and process the scene. because it sounds like with multiple floors that it's stents zpleef extensive and grussome as i said it's fluid and there is a lot went don't know. i want to phil mudd former fisher senior intelligence dwirs. juliette kayyem and also with me jonathan, a former secret service agent joining me on the phone. let me just star

rb leipzig, who were third, and bayern leverkusen, willjoin them in next season's champions league.l with the champions league final taking place in budapest. and lyon's domination of this tournament continues. they beat barcelona 4—1, women's ballon d'or winner ada hegerberg scored a first half hat—trick, and that came after her team—mate dzsenifer marozsan had hit the opener in the 6th minute. this was lyon's their eighth final since 2010 and end in a 5th european title and fourth in a row. tennis and rafael nadal looked more like his old self as he beat stefanos tsitsipas in straight sets to reach the final of the italian 0pen. nadal will face either novak djokovic or diego schwartzmann. their semi final is underway. world number one djokovic took the first set 6—3 before the argentine levelled, taking the second on a tiebreak. the decider has gone with serve, 2-1, the decider has gone with serve, 2—1, djokovic. brooks koepka is the man to catch in the second major of the year, the uspga tournament in new york. the american is well underway in his third round after compiling the

middle east on a less curvy afros the rb believes the iran nuclear deal can still be rescued. iran has given 60 days to europe to clean up and live up to its commitments and we are now are starting to see a renewed effort on the part of europe to do exactly that and more fully the meeting serves as a fresh reminder to the army. corps who policy toward europe is speeding and europe is determined to was to be just as russia and china are so i'm cautiously optimistic about the lives. military of the other signator it is to join forces and preserve the deal in the interest of even our global peace and america's need to make a u.-turn under policy come back to the t. ball negotiated with. prosecutors in sweden have reopened a sexual assault investigation against wiki leaks co-founder julian assigns they are now seeking an extradition warrant against a fan she once he served his prison term in the u.k. police reports well these allegations date back to 2010 and the investigation into them was dropped in 2017 swedish prosecutors were unable to go ahead with the investigation while a

you look at rbs, they have got red, you look at rbs, they have got red, you look at rbs, they have gotmer barclays, which has a seat at the wall street top table, which is unusual, because the american banks, have absolutely squeezed out every other european competitor. we have got two issues. for ba rclays competitor. we have got two issues. for barclays shareholders, do they wa nt to for barclays shareholders, do they want to be in a business which is very volatile and offers low returns and then for the country as a whole, would it be a good thing if we have an investment bank? pull strategic reasons, it is useful. the others of this equation is looking at the retail side of the bank was retail banking is not without risk. you could have an economic crisis, customers defaulting on loans. that is not a good situation to be and, given that the margins on that side of the bank away for there already. yes, one of the board's arguments is that by having both together, you have a balance to the business. today we have also had first—quarter results from lloyds bank, which is a consumer ba

impact the could ar rb z because it is a relative world.seen as political, given that it is so close to an election. >> i think potentially that's always the risk looking in, and i appreciate that independence in central banks may be considered an oxymoron nowadays. i'd like to think that the rba has one of the most independent out there, and this is australia, so it is not news that the potential change could go. it will happen every one and a half to one years. porktting there watching prices in meat prices, we are seeing the fed chair talk about inflation being transitory. wondering, is he still out of touch were all these inflation pressures could be percolating this year? with powell on this one. i think inflation strikes back in the second quarter or early third quarter. solveically saw how they 42% of oil which has the quickest inflationary and deflationary pressures. even with the last one to two weeks, we are still up anywhere 40% to 42%, and i think that will feed and on the data toward the back end of the second quarter, early th

one makes the solitary 5 like vessel real technological marvel and the fact that they get rb here right on board. the 5 tanks is out to be protected well and tested. just imagine you were real shopaholic you love going to all kinds of the stores but then at handing out comes out what you do is you swipe look for the best thing push the button and your shipment is ready so probably you're going to change your shopping habits a little bit but what if someone forces you not to do it this is probably not a perfect analogy but it does explain what's happening with the norns 32 projects if you will not supply me with someone else will but in the end. we still would only get shown to use. it's because we decided to have a guess where this project is low in washington they want american companies to sell liquefied natural gas to europe and send it there on ships america has literally been fully europe with all kinds of rights the american ambassador in germany put on press to pressure on local companies sending out letters to them and just recently at raf bill has been opposed to the us senate

a to cut itss the rb rate by 25 basis points by june.d a new election after benjamin netanyahu failed to form a government by a midnight deadline. this is the first time an israeli prime minister designate has been unable to put together a ruling coalition. partnersd with two unable to agree on a proposed military draft law. condos will be sold as part of u.s. forfeiture laws. by money was bought stolen from one indie. db.1m they jointly ask for court permission to sell another luxury mansion in los angeles. this is bloomberg. rishaad: thank you. conference which saves lives at the same time as bringing investment ideas here in hong kong. let's get it over to the hong kong exchange where this event is taking place. in fact right across here sohn conference in hong kong. that isus to talk about our guest onset. thank you for joining us on the program. topical, macro themes. help us understand the mood in new york. we don't understand what is happening on the ground. trepidation with respect to macro policymaking, the two biggest economic

arrive in tokyo on saturday and big business will be analyzing is meeting with prime minister shinzo rb for any trade developments that may test their relationship wednesday reports from taking. away from high profile trade disputes between governments small and medium sized japanese businesses are forging their own relationships suck a casting company used to make car parts of the large japanese companies now it focuses on making products for other industries instead of relying on the japanese government to do the deals for it it's going directly to the united states. there is a global political trying to put your country 1st but even if there is an existing framework for trade i want to build relationships with other countries that are private sector level the relationship between japan and the united states is good but donald trump is trying to push japanese prime minister shinzo arbet around on trade the u.s. president will attend a sumo tournament while he's in tokyo and may find that japan is determined to hold its ground trump is threatening to increase tariffs on imports of japa

emily: if you're on a mile marker, which one rb at? -- which one are we at?ara: just beyond the start. emily: early days. that was my conversation with uber ceo dara khosrowshahi. much more about uber coming up. first, to trade warriors. higher tariffs officially in effect, and china says it will strike back. we will talk about the derailed talks in washington. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com and in america on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: china has vowed to riyadh -- retaliate after the u.s. went ahead with a new round of tariff hikes. the hike to 25% has a slew of tech products. telecom italia, computer circuit boards, processing units. delegations wrapped up high-level trade talks on friday, with no deal. there was not a complete breakdown in negotiations. investors waited throughout the day. >> this trade war is getting more serious. >> it is not good for global growth. >> it is a process ongoing. >> it will not be good. >> i would be happy they will continue talking and working.

and so, i think that, you know, it was actual-- it wound up being easier for rbs to vote for it once both parties are in a better position, republicans supposedly government programs, big failed government bureaucracies that eat up a bush of money and have bad results. that's the prison system, okay. that's the prison system in a nutshell. so they started to-- based on their own values -- not based on liberal values -- based on their own values to realize this is the biggest way to waste money and hurt people and they started moving on their own. >> stephen: it really became bipartisan. here you are at the signing ceremony right there, getting-- right here-- there you are over there-- getting one of the pens from president trump. ( applause ) now, tell me about-- i want to ask you about your personal journey in washington, d.c. because for people who may not remember, during the obama administration, especially toward the beginning of the obama administration, you were the devil himself. the guy-- theolfer fox-- glenn beck used to i-- >> theost dangerous man in america. >> stephen: a

if they'd followed the same formula in the sixth, brandon with an rb ixe triple and he'll be knocked williamson. the genuines win this one in the desert, 8-5. nick hunley at the dish breaks the scoreless tie with his first home run as an a. it's a two-run shot to put oakland up 2-0. a nice series so far, gets another rbi with a double in the fifth. robby gross man, come on down. that makes it 3-1 oakland. then in the seventh, chad pender crushes this one 435 feet, fifth in the year, second in as many days. the as go on to win their nithi in a row, 4-1. that's a look at your morning sports. >>> let's get a check now of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, chris. some of you looking at some heavy downpours right now. the rest of you in the east bay and spb, not so much, but it is on the way. shaky emeryville camera, where you'll notice that the winds in the upper elevations up to about 30, 35 miles an hour. and we are just getting started with another round of rain out there, as the area of low pressure that is bringing -- that has brought all the rain

. >> that's a good one,rb baara.that. >> what about you? >> domestilly nashville. in the world paris. >> strong choices. >> johannesburg. >> finally, this one. we love a good weird question. angie in australia, do you use a fresh clean towel with each shower or use the same towel for up to a week? easy for ame. whatut you? >> that's a little bit of a weird question. days.y i go two is that weird? >> i definitely go way longer. >> you go a week? >> i think so. >> come on, bro. you've got to clean the towel. cloth.i don't use a fac >> we have a few -- >> it's like russian roulet. >> you don't know whose it is? o, n i do not use it once and wash it. do you ever do that? >> no, that's not a thing. >> last week by the way we asked you to send us your whotosh that big old yellow sunday today mug. we got a bunch of great ones. thank you,lly and your dog. thank you ben's mo doug's daughter and charlotte. you can send us a photo of you and your mug. you might see us yourself next week. #sundaytoday. if you still don't have on

now i'm not interested in it for political rbs. reasons. and i think i'll start with these returns. how much confidence do you think the american people will have in the internal revenue service? >> i think it would be dangerous to provide you with returns. >> it's clear what senator kennedy is trying to do there. >> the president is setting the republicans in congress up as his firewall against oversight requests that the democrats have. >> you saw richard burr, republican, subpoena don jr. and got such a backlash for that. he's clearly going to have some trouble there. >> stay with me. kasie hunt, thank you. >>> up next, defending science when the white house won't. stul ahead, the warnings signs about the state of our plante et and why one expert says now is is the time to act. we'll be back with more on what our sources are saying. 'll be b our sources are saying where is gate 87? you should be mad at non-seasoned travelers. and they took my toothpaste away. and you should be mad at people who take unnecessary risks. how dare you, he's

emperor a narrow heater later the focus will be on trade when he holds talks with prime minister shinzo rb so far has given mixed messages about trade negotiations 1st saying great progress is being made and then later hinting that nothing will happen until japan's elections in july. algeria's new state prosecutor is pursuing corruption charges against a dozen high ranking figures from the government of former president abdelaziz bouteflika they include former prime minister's abol abol malik salil as well as our maid as well as 5 former cabinet ministers all right up to date inside story is coming up next. could iraq be pulled into a conflict between the united states and iran iraqi leaders i call till the middle of the u.s. ramps up its battery what's needed to reduce the tension and prevent a war this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the united states is bracing the stakes against what it calls threats from iran president donald trump is sending an extra $1500.00 troops to the middle east and he's bypassing congress to sell billions of dollars of weapons to iran's riva

mk >> an rb reactor uses uranium 235 as fuel.ling at nearly the inspeed of light, penetratg sherything in its path -- wood, metal, concrete, f every gram of u235 holds over a e billion trillion of thes bullets. erat's in one gram. now chernobyl holdhree million grams.no and ri it is on fire.h: >> setlease welcome back to the show jared harris, everyone. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> seth: last time you were here was for the fantastic show "the terror." >> yep. >> seth: which i loved a great deal. where basically you played the captain of a ship who was stuck in the ice for two full winters. >> yeah. seth: and now you decide to lighten it up for us a little. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. a little comedy about this nuclear winter. >> seth: this is a fantastic miniseries. you know, i was -- you know, 1986 is when this happenre. weou aware of it when it happened? >> i remember it very well. i was living in london. and it was all over the news. there was only four tv channels back then.

with nixon it was very different rb, right. >> it was different. it's worth remembering when the articles of impeachment that were voted upon in the house of representatives that in the first article and the first major test, it went down 27-11. six republicans, over a third of the republicans on the committee voted to impeach. so did three conservative southerner democrats. but to have over a third of your own party break with you is no where near where we are in terms of the republican parties loyalty to -- to president trump. i actually think that nancy pelosi is playing in as brilliantly as anyone might in a position she is in, that in politics and in the supreme court and when you move toward the supreme court i do think there is such a thing as ripening and making sure the issue is ripe before you push i don't think it's ripe yet. >> yeah, and i guess. >>> 57% of the people in the country are against impeachment at this point. she's also got a couple of dozen new members of the house who are democrats who ran in trump districts and won. >> ri

a senior rb aide toepublican aie infrastructure reform was never going to happen because of funding.imited, the source said. a senior democratic aide told me yesterday reinforced known all along. unpredictable behavior of the president. there's not really a lot of confidence heading into these things but i think the budget and renegotiating the budget is something trump cares about maybe more than infrastructure. >> and saying, nick mulvaney on the hill trying to have negotiations you're hearing -- brick wall? >> yes. >> okay. >>> and great to have you guys on-set. thank you so much. much more to get to for this next hour of msnbc live. we watch for nancy pelosi to take the podium any minute. craig melvin steps in. >> thank you, my friend. good morning. craig melvin here. msnbc headquarters in new york city. two breaking stories we're following now. the search for victims and injured after huge destructive tornadoes plow through the midwest leaving behind what looks like a war zone in some places. we are live in missouri this hour. also as hallie mentioned, house speaker nancy pelosi

. >>> joining us now, william cohen, a former rb congressman and senator who served as defense secretary during the clinton administration. he sat on the house judiciary committee during the watergate impeachment inquiry and has written stinging "washington post" op-ed aimed at republicans in the article. a very strong article, mr. secretary. when will the republican silence on trump end? in the article you write this among other things. the silence of republicans today in the face of presidential behavior that is unacceptable by any reasonable standard is both striking and deeply disappointing. how do you explain that silence? >> i explain it by fear that the republicans are fearful that if they do anything at all that contradicts the president or undercuts his credibility that they'll have a primary opponent. secondly, they may very well agree with him. whether they are acting out of fear or complicity is not the question for me. the question is why aren't they willing to defend the constitution in the face of this fear or in face of their own judgments on this. >> republican congressm

the coalition insists that targeted toothy military positions and weapons storage facilities nasser rb as a yemeni journalist from sana and he explains what happened. this morning here in samarra was. through the. oil facility in riyadh of the very clear but unfortunately it was a. blind completely blind. because. in killing women and children in the residential area sudan's military rulers have suspended talks with protest leaders for 3 days the opposition alliance which has been demanding civilian rule has called the decision regrettable negotiators are trying to decide who should head to the council that will oversee a transition period before new elections are held egypt's military says it's killed 47 armed men in multiple raids across north and central sinai hundreds of explosive devices and other weapons with seized and more than $150.00 people were arrested true lanka's government says hardline but just groups are under investigation over a recent wave of anti muslim attacks at least $31.00 people have appeared in court in connection with those attacks. china has vowed to defend

he used his con rbs to trace basically he tied together birth control, abotion, and eugenics, and he said that abortion in particular was rife, his words work the potential for eugenic manipulation. he used the term "supposed constitutional right to abortion" in part of his opinion. justice ginsburg, she would have turned away indiana's appeal in s entirety, and she used constitutionally pro cted right woman to have an abortion, and she also called out juomstie in a footnote. he had spoken about the mother't right minate her pregnancy. justice ginsburg sand, "a wom who terminates -- who exercises her constitutionally protected right ertonate her pregnancy is not a mother." so there is this battle over the language, and it does reflect how they view the constitution right. >> desjardins: finally, what does this tell us about where the court is on this very large issue? >> well, i think it shows once again that they are divided, that there are justices like justice ginsburg and justice sotomayor also would have turned thay indiana's appeal in its entirety, who viewe type of restriction

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we have seen banks like rbs or lloyd's cutting as well. so it is a broader trend in banking.rth mentioning that some u.s. banks, like citigroup, have already sent a warning for the second quarter in terms of performance. so it is probably going to be another tough one. ephania,ephani a -- st thanks so much. let's get our top stock stories. >> this is a day when we have macro stories causing them to move in similar ways. fiat chrysler along with renault, a lot of autos following -- falling. chrysler is prepared to have its worst day since february. already, automakers were headed for the worst may on record, so he did way to head things off. ,hip stocks also under pressure ams falling by more than 2%. the only chip stock that seems immune got an upgrade from bank of america, but the trade concerns are certainly hitting the stocks. commerzbank shares are falling by nearly 3%. the concern is that, even with negative rates, bank needs to pay some interest to depositors. is will they continue to see even further profit margins squeezed more than they already have? matt: thanks. we

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other banks find include barclays, rbs, and mitsubishi u.s. j.gest private equity deals of the year to sell its skincare business for $10 billion. a potential group is headed by the i would be investment authority as part of the consortium. , ares of, cooker plunging $385 million rescue loan, getting the money if it makes progress if it sells its airline. , cook is forecasting another tough summer. alix: thank you. wal walmart earnings was not all sunshine and roses. >> taking a look at walmart. a strong first-quarter report from walmart, eps beating i $.11, margins in line with analysts. same-store sales in the u.s. met estimates. you can see were looking at the 19th consecutive quarter of same-store sales growth driven by higher than average ticket prices. this, online did well, up 37%, higher than forecasts. walmart is locked in a battle with amazon. both companies saying they plan to bring down delivery times. if you are a retailer, you are focused on walmart. grocery accounts for 50% of revenue. most of that is in the u.s. it is the world's

focusr central bank in rb& z expected to cut low but a record economists divided on whether it will bey so much uncertainty willunding what the rbnz do? marketnything to see bits appear ahead of this decision, clearly a lot of uncertainty in the market, after that r.b.a. hold yesterday. twoi think there are schools of thought on the rbnz, having adopted bias in march, there's expectation the governor will want to get on with the job. domestic data the last few weeks soft so he's been delivered the conditions he needs to justify pulling the cut trigger. on the other hand, the economy is not in bad shape. growth has slowed but it's still above 2% and as we saw from the yesterday, there's an equal argument to sit on your hands and wait and see what happens. urgency to bel cutting rates. is the r.b.a.'s decision to hold have any implications for the rbnz? matt: it shows there's no urgency there. paradoxically, if you want to get stimulus into your economy, you want to get a lower and boost that inflation outlook, you want to be doing it when you're one of banks, notentral when everyone els

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union antitrust agencies, fines equaling 1.1 billion euros, agency is accusing the banks along with rbsleys in exchanging commercially since the information and trading plans, now ubs has reported received immunity for revealing the cartels and has avoided a fine of 285 million euros, we are following that. back here at home firefighter fatally shot in wisconsin. the 14-year veteran of fire department shot at scene of medical emergency last night. 3 other people including a police officer shot as well. no details yet on the suspect, but police say there's no threat to the community right now. well, pg&e, investigators say company is responsible for deadly california camp wild fire that killed 85 people. pg&e billions in liability costs. company filed for bankruptcy protection. shares of cisco systems rallying in premarket. rallying almost 3 and a half percent. reported better than expected earnings of the bell. taking steps to make u.s.-china trade war, investors for comments on the company on potential impact on u.s. trade war with china while results are coming after macy's earnings b

the yeas and nays rb mandatory under the -- are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. this is a ten minute vote. vote: vote: the presiding officer: any senator wish to vote or change their vote? if not, the ayes are -- yays are # 0. the nays are 5. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of jeffrey a. rosen of virginia to be deputy attorney general signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of jeffrey a. rosen of virginia to be deputy attorney general shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: does any senator wish to vote or change his or her vote? if not, the ayes are 5