guy: riley griffin with the latest on the drug sector.xt, we will hear about the technology sector. we will hear from dialog ceo jalal bagherli. he is talking about the two new china and expects to do more business with huawei going forward and signed up a big you with apple. this big deal with apple. that is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: live from new york, i'm taylor riggs. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." dialog semiconductor -- ceo, jalal bagherli, says the firm intends to continue expanding into china and expect to continue its quick growth. the stock is up around 80% in 2019 after organizing a partial sale of the business to apple. i spoke to the ceo after the company released its latest numbers. jalal: very confident in terms of the second half of the year for the business. we just delivered, as you indicated, a very strong q2. q3 we guided up for the revenue point of view at prospects of creating a new business. we have two or three growth drivers that will help us drive through further growt

now unfortunately, who the family have called riley. in hospital, he has since died. now, if youjust five days in hospital, he has since died. now, if you just take a quick look behind me, we‘ve got little teddy bears, we‘ve got lots of floral tributes there against the side of the house. 0ne floral tributes there against the side of the house. one of them even says kelly was so excited to be a first—time mother. she looked so radiant, and shone like a star. and just behind, actually, those floral tributes, you can see the police officer still guarding the entrance. they have been here all day. we‘ve also seen forensic officers going in and out of that property, trying to find clues as to what happened that night. now, police have described this investigation as fast paced and extremely challenging. they‘ve actually released two cctv recordings. if you have a look at this, the first one shows a man walking towards this address at around 3:15am on the morning kelly was killed. the second brief piece of film shows the same man running alo

riley: we have seen no criminal charges.es of executives at a company that we have not heard of. david: typically, you need somebody on the inside. is that what has happened, they have struggled to get anyone to turn? riley: they have struggled to flip witnesses. it is a challenge. you need somebody to testify. the pharmaceutical industry has the capital to put behind its litigation and legal resources, so they have been on the front line of this. david: there may be something or maybe not. terrific piece. riley: sources tell us we expect charges soon. david: many thanks to help care reporter riley griffin. sign up for the balance of power newsletter on bloomberg.com. coming up, is the tax law still hurting luxury real estate? we hear from bess freedman. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. a heckler disrupted president trump's speech at an event today in jamestown, virginia, commemorating the 400 anniversary of the rise of american democracy. the person stood u

rosie, ollie and riley are all deaf.thin their school in new hampshire. all three say it's invaluable. if we are stuck, you can just ask them and then they will help us so you can understand, because it's a bit harder for deaf children like us to understand. it's noisy in the classroom so, like, going there, we can hear what the teacher is saying. i didn't really get anything before, but now me, ollie and riley have so much — so much support, it's really helped. these support services were deaf and visually impaired children are changing and there is some concern. the programme is really good. how good? it's crucial and it needs to continue. hampshire county council says the changes it is making to the services some children get is about using its budget in the most cost—effective way. making your supporters tailored and targeted, so those who needed get it, but there is no doubt across the country council budgets are under enormous pressure, need with vital services squeeze, it's kind one and three councils was in strug

riley was the winner all the way.lso the winner our graphics department because this was incredible. >> i love that. riley said not today, bear. >> not today. >>> next a russian lake is the newest example of things not being what they seem on instagram. >> the siberian lake is attracting visitors because of its turquoise water but russian officials are now telling people to stay away. they say the man-made lake is that color because of the waste from a toxic coal plant that is dumped there. >> but it's beautiful. >> it's like, ooh, and i feel like this mud mask. >> yuck. >> feels so great. >> yuck. >> it ain't mud. >>> all right, there was a real cash grab along the highway near atlanta. >> wow, drivers put on the brakes when an armored truck spilled money all over interstate 285. look at this. people just pulled over. an estimated $175,000 flew out and now police are asking everyone in this video, look at that truck swerving to get over. give the money back. >> so far at least two people have returned some cash inclu

outside their home, friends and neighbours have left soft toys and flowers in tribute to kelly and riley'sjust beyond. it is beyond. how somebody could do that to another human being, let alone an eight—month pregnant woman... forensics officers have spent the day examining the family home. two men, one aged 37 and another aged 29, were arrested at the weekend on suspicion of murder. both have been released. neither has been charged. kelly's bedroom was at the rear of the house and the police say there was no sign of forced entry, but that it was a hot night and windows may have been left open. by the time kelly's sister found her with fatal injuries, whoever had attacked her had already gone. in the commons today, the local mp said the killing showed that the government wasn't doing enough to tackle knife crime. if the government has been acting on knife crime, it isn't working. so what further action will the prime minister now take to stop the terrifying increase in the use of knives on our streets? we are taking action in a number of ways. we will continue to work and work with the m

outside their home, friends and neighbours have left soft toys and flowers in tribute to kelly and riley you know, it'sjust beyond. it is beyond. how somebody could do that to another human being, let alone an eight—month pregnant woman... forensics officers have spent the day examining the family home. two men, one aged 37 and another aged 29, were arrested at the weekend on suspicion of murder. both have been released. neither has been charged. kelly's bedroom was at the rear of the house and the police say there was no sign of forced entry, but that it was a hot night and windows may have been left open. by the time kelly's sister found her with fatal injuries, whoever had attacked her had already gone. in the commons today, the local mp said the killing showed that the government wasn't doing enough to tackle knife crime. if the government has been acting on knife crime, it isn't working. so what further action with the prime minister now take to stop the terrifying increase in the use of knives on our streets? we are taking action in a number of ways. we will continue to work and wo

commissioner riley. >> yes. ai tended the war -- i attended the war journal 2019 small business and startup seminar in chinatown on saturday. mayor breed was there, and she shared $9 million budget investment for small business. >> thank you. commissioner laguana. >> wanted to give my fellow commissioners a heads up that i have been chatting with some folks at oewb about a possibility of a concert for jobs, which would benefit -- and i think that would be a cool project for us to get involved with if it comes to pass. >> great. that would be the mayor's summertime work program. >> that is a good idea. >> the only thing that has to do with small business are my -- i am on the board of what is called the lazy beer fund. and we wound up delivering a check to for $33,000 to the guernville chamber of commerce through the -- and affected by the flood up in that area back in march. so with that said, it is pride week. happy pride, everybody. >> shop, eat, and drink in the castro. we need the business. >> any other comm

riley, thanks in advance for the time.hat the chinese trade minister, who has really been absent this entire time, is going to be at the table. he's known as a hard-liner. what do you think this changes, if anything, about the conversation? >> well, with the inclusion of the trade minister, a lot of people are skeptical because of his hard line tendencies. i'm a little optimistic about this, his inclusion. what it mine means is we actualy have the people in charge of the process, the ones who are actually in charge of applying the tariffs. on the u.s. side, we've always had the ustr, now we have the chinese side coming together so it's more reciprocal. deirdre: because in some respects even though their positions are not one for one, on the chinese side he is considered their lighthizer, right, the fact that he's going to be standing there for what china wants. is that your take? >> yeah, certainly. i mean, these last little -- the end of these talks right now are definitely going to be some of the most difficult, but the

a riley environmental services employee. >> i come in every day positive, try to make it clever. >> his coworkers say he has a candid personality. >> but they experienced something that could have completely killed his joy. >> me and my wife, april the 3rd, our house caught fire. >> it was devastating. >> it was in this moment he realized just how much his coworkersloved h. >> it s amazing the call. are you okay? >> they absolutely showered him with so much love. >> you have to come stay with us as long as you want. don't have to with worry about no hotel, no nothing. i will come and pick you guys up with tears in my eyes. >> they reached out about the pet and gave shelter to the cat as well. they is since got back to their normal lives. but he says it showed him so much more about the people that he works with. >> i guess with working in the hospital and sacrifice their time to help other people. >> the doctors and everybody are so passionate about what they do and it makes me feel good to know they're passionate and they put forth everything they can. >> courtesy off riley children's

riley: i don't know if i have the answer to that question as of now.fizer have unique challenges. vonnie: the generic drug makers are facing the silly we may they deals. did they come up with this transaction? how long have both companies been thinking about this? riley: we are working to find those out. it sounds like closer to today the deal has come together. is theone thing to note mylan chairman will be acting as executive chairman and he said on the call that he will be keeping a tight grip on the new entity that he will be leading future m&a and other strategies, so there is a lot to watch in terms of how management shakes out. vonnie: we are waiting on a new name for the company. by 2020 -- our thanks to riley griffin. guy: let's talk about another deal. $27 billion worth. the london stock exchange group shares soaring on the back of the takeover of the multimedia new -- news agency. joining us now to talk us through it. the market loves the deal. trading up, why? this feels a get plan b deal to me. they are doing this deal, why is it a great o

tom: david riley, it is interesting.blems, but then it is not idiosyncratic. i'm not loading the boat in terms of turkey because i think german is absolutely right that erdogan -- i think benjamin is absolutely right that erdogan risks the potential for u.s. sanctions. whatever president trump says, there is quite a lot of pressure building within congress in the united states for every action missile system going into turkey and the ousting of the central bank governor. i think the market hasn't reacted much because there's not many people in it, at least in terms of international investors. it is a very managed market now. the liquidity being very much controlled by the central bank, and also where you have state banks more or less under instruction to intervene whenever there's some weakness. that being said, you made the point about high real rates, and i do like high real rates when they are comfortable with the fundament those. i like them -- with the fundamentals. i like them in indonesia and mexico, for example.

stan wawrinka is out, beaten and five set today, see them get upset against the unseeded american rileyley apel, who stays at a huge six so off as they wawrinka had that big serve to co nte nt as they wawrinka had that big serve to content web. with pointing out favre because the last 90 when a grand slam other than novak rock, rough andi grand slam other than novak rock, rough and i dial and roger. you feel for wawrinka, se running out of chances? what a win for him. karolina pliskova one, these born champion one of the potential failure to win the rebels entitled this year. the third seed wrapping up this year. the third seed wrapping up her match, a huge serve, she will bea up her match, a huge serve, she will be a contender this year. you have to fight her chances. she is into the third round. never been passed the third round. never been passed the fourth round here at wimbledon, you think you she will do better than that they see are. simona halep, former french open champion, she is also through, it was an all remaining encounter this one. she came to 6—3, 4—6, 6—2, so simona hal

riley said an email was sent to all city employees telling she was not allowed inovernment buildings including the city's police department where she was an assistant. >> i already knew that i was going to receive backlashfo my announcement. i was humiliated and treated like a criminal being escorted to my car. i'm a resident here. >> the current mayor eugene grantn iss fourth term. het said he could no comment on this case because it's a personal matter. riley is nan sure if she wts to get her job back.ef she dinitely is planning to run for mayor and not deterred by all of this. >>> lawmakers on taking aos cl look at the impact that e-cigarettes are having on teenageu. committee is expected to hear testimony from the cofoder of juul. they say they staging an epidemic. >>> a story could be hard for any parent to watch. a 3-year-old boy is in the hospital after climbing on to an airport baggage conveyor belt and it happenn atlanta. security footage capturing the terrifying moments earlier this week. police say the little boy's mother said she put him down at a spirit kiosk to print he

shery: riley griffin, thank you for that. take a look, let's take a look at bp, the company surpassing earnings expectations, announcing it is considering increasing its dividend. alix steel will be on the road this thursday for "commodities edge." ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. president trump is criticizing china, saying it continues to "rip off the united states." his comments come as the nation resume trade talks in shanghai. speaking to reporters, the president said "we argue they're going to make a great deal, or we are not going to make a deal at all." china is dying to make a deal with me. whether or not i do it -- it is up to me, not up to them. president criticized china for its online this to buy american agricultural products. the british prime minister boris johnson is hinting there may be no brexit negotiations with the european union before the october 31 deadline. the threat of a no deal divorce with the eu sends pound falling. the prime minister is in wales this morning to make the

she created our firsth a little riley who is now our and i yell.ghter's riding instructor asked to borrow lollipop to see a little girl with cancer. lollipop went up the steps and into the house and stayed with riley who was in a wheelchair at that point for about 90 minutes. that was our inspiration we needed to do more with the animals we had for our four kids in our backyard for other kids. >> animals don't judge. >> they don't care what color or what you look like or how you hold them as long as they're gentle. >> animal assisting happiness have been great neighbors to other non-profits. and then outreach into our schools. they'rable a better environment. >> it's important to b assisted happiness and our animal therapy programs because i think as a parent of four raising four children in the silicon valley, there is plenty of time behind computers and inside classrooms and the opportunity to get outside, experience the smiles that animal can bring especially when you make it more of an inclusionary environment, you take that away from kids. >>

with the average p range, we thought we would talk to shirley riley, a struggling teacher outside this coffee shop. like so many people in san francisco, she and her husband are being priced out. >> going out just around the community will be, you'll spend 100nd a weekend which is something that personally i can't afford to do that. >> reporter: she works for a non-profit teaching english to adult refugees. she earns $25 an hour. >> i want to teacher forever. i can't see myself doing administrative jobs. >> reporter: she reached out to her neighborhood community's social network asking for help how to get a second job. >> i have done everything from dog sitting, housekeeping. >> reporter: city hall has heard more off its share are of stories like that one. the city maintains the only way to keep people like her in san francisco is to build more affordable housing. the mayor's office of housing and community development set a goal of 10,000 affordable units by 2020. as of last december, the city had completed 7,300 and 86 units and now it has confirmed that 2,827 units are in the pipeli

riley is not sure if she wants to get her job back. butis she definitely planning to run for mayor and is not deterred by all of this. > maryland is considering a major change to add tolls to i-270 the beltway. >> the state has agreed to conduct a more detailed review of a plan that recommends sending express lanes on virginia's portion of the beltway as well. "news4 today" megan mcgrath is live on the beltway th morning with more on the story. >> reporter: good morning. we are traveli along the express lanes here on 495 in virginia. take a live look here. now, the plan is to expand these toll lanes into maryland. the question,thugh -- in order to ease congestion but the question is how best to do that. another proposal has now been put forth by montgomery county in term of the transportation plaers to look at. our news partner wtop is reporting that m-dot will review a plan byontgomery county that would extend the 495 express lanes in virginia over a rebuild american legion brge into montgomery county. those toll lanes would then go u

outside their home, friends and neighbours have left soft toys and flowers in tribute to kelly and rileyerybody is so shocked. you know, it'sjust beyond. it is beyond. how somebody could do that to another human being, let alone an eight—month pregnant woman... forensics officers have spent the day examining the family home. two men, one aged 37 and another aged 29, were arrested at the weekend on suspicion of murder. both have been released. neither has been charged. kelly's bedroom was at the rear of the house and the police say there was no sign of forced entry, but that it was a hot night and windows may have been left open. by the time kelly's sister found her with fatal injuries, whoever had attacked her had already gone. in the commons today, the local mp said the killing showed that the government wasn't doing enough to tackle knife crime. if the government has been acting on knife crime, it isn't working. so what further action will the prime minister now take to stop the terrifying increase in the use of knives on our streets? we are taking action in a number of ways. we will c

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rosie, olly and riley are all deaf.hin their school in hampshire. all three say it's invaluable. if we're stuck, you can just ask them, and then they will help us, so you can understand, because it is a bit harder for deaf children like us to understand. it's noisy in the classroom, so, like, we can go into the unit and hear what the teacher is saying. i used to open my report and i didn't really get any stuff, but now me and olly and riley have so much support, it's just upgraded so much. across the county some support services for deaf and visually impaired children are changing, and there is some concern. the support they get is really, really good. certainly here. and important? absolutely crucial, absolutely crucial. and it needs to continue. hampshire county council says the changes it's making to the services some children get is about using its budget in the most cost—effective way, making sure support is tailored and targeted, so those who need it get it. but there is no doubt across the country council budgets

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he said that miss riley was not terminated because of her announcement to run for mayor. he said tre were other things ongoing that played out this morning. mayor grant told me that he does plan to run again next year. in seat pleasant, tracee wilkins, news4. >>> at this point riley says she's not sure if she wants to get her job baek. says shes definitely n planningor mayor and this is not deterring her. >>>t's the start a new se traie uer way. sheree burress joins with us a lock at day one. >>> and plus the reunion today, between the cop with a kind heart and the mom and son whose lives he touched in a powerful way. >> and it'sdi sc hot, but i amtraking isolated showers right now on storm team 4 radar. especially prince george's county and up into washington county. these have he rain. what can you expect? when do these fid did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete intnet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even

good morning, riley. >> good morning.out a year into this at thi tit-for-tat trh china, are we closer to a deal? >> given where negotiations were a couple months ago, i think we are a lot closer to a trade deal. i'm an optimist in washington. i think we could see a deal before the end of the year. tracee: that's very optimistic. beijing, they want all of those tariffs dropped to move forward. can this happen? do you thinks the u.s. is going to budge on that? >> it's a possibility. certainly it's a big sticking point in the negotiations. i think the administration would like to keep some of the tariffs. donald trump has said that he likes tariffs and collecting tariff revenues and over the past year americans actually have paid roughly $5 billion a month in duties because of tariffs. so it's a cost to them. the chinese would like to see them removed. i would like to see them removed as well. they are a cost paid for by americans. tracee: i think a lot of american companies would also like to see them removed because they'r

we're back with dan henninger, kim strassel and jason riley.rol is nancy pelosi still able to exercise over her conference? or is she in? -- is she in charge? >> not when it comes to controversial issues. if you look at their record this year, they've done very few things that have actually made it to trump's desk. i mean, they passed legislation to reopen the government after it closed, they had this disaster aid bill, i think a resolution to end u.s. involvement in yemen, but that's about it. and what we're seeing here, it reminds me of john boehner and paul ryan, the problems they had on anything that's remotely controversial where there is a split in her party, it's usually the liberal wing that is now winning and refusing to give the requisite votes, and it's hamstringing her ability to govern. paul: yeah, it's fascinating, jason. it's ocasio-cortez has -- [laughter] and others have learned the lesson of the freedom caucus, right? >> right. paul: which is if you go outside and agitate, you gin up support on the left, the rachel maddows and

we're back with kim strassel, jason riley and bill mcgern.ason, my rule of thumb is when you get a budget deal that both sides are happy about, check your wallet. >> exactly. who says republicans and democrats can't agree on anything? they can always come together when it comes to increasing spending and spending more money. that's what they did more. particularly disappointing here is president trump because two years ago or not quite two years ago, back in 2018, he signed another bipartisan spending bill, increasing spending by about $130 billion over two years. he said it was the worst deal in the world and he would never do it again and here we are with him about to do the exact same thing again in name of course of getting more money for defense and the military. paul: i guess that's the issue. if he were here he'd say, look, i had to do something, i had to do a tradeoff to get the democrattingdemocrats spending o get more on defense. is that a fair trade? >> look, it is a tradeoff and that would be the argument. i would like to see more

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is bloomberg health care reporter riley griffin.aroline: we want to bring you up-to-date with some of the exclusive headlines we are getting from mexico. amlo saying that the oil company won't get emergency funds. also talking about migration, saying that migration flows won't improve without a development plan. mexico can't accept the third country deal. shouldo trump, trump tone down his rhetoric toward mexico. mexico is not growing as expected but no recession is inside. make sure to catch our interview with the president of mexico later today. caroline: time for a look at what stories are trending. terminal users are reading about that hired unit individuals convicted of crimes. allegedly, they didn't screen $1.25 millione a fine. , a shadow of jeffrey epstein two-decade reign as the right-hand man to l brand ceo les wexner. tictoc on twitter is reporting that a survey found 30% of u.s. hitnts -- u.s. student debt 1.6 trillion in the first quarter of 2019. parents say they will not limit their child's school choices payment. rom

her baby, named riley by herfamily, was delivered by paramedics at the scene but died in the early hourseleased footage of a man seen running away from the house that night. sarah campbell is at the scene. sarah is in south london. ambulance crews called here to the family home, in thornton heath, in the early hours of saturday morning. kelly mary fauvrelle was eight months pregnant and had been stabbed, she was not able to be saved but the paramedics were safely able to deliver her son, family names son riley, he was then taken to hospital and after five days there, he sadly died in the early hours of this morning. this was the family home, forensics officers continue to look for any clues to help determine what happened. police have described this as a fast paced and extremely challenging investigation. today, two cctv recordings have been released. the first shows a man walking towards this address on this avenue, the footage was timed at 3:15am, on the morning that she was killed, and the second brief piece of film shows what police say is the same man on raymead avenue running along

thank you. >> commissioner riley. >> well, thank you. and i just wanted to make a comment that i know a lot of people including myself and my fellow commissioners always bring our bags. >> there you go. she has one. and not because of the 10 cents, but because we all care about the environment. it is education and that we provided to the consumers. >> it is. and i absolutely agree with you. now days you don't have to have the big bags that you are hauling around, but just have a little scrunchie in your bag or purse or pocket. and this is the thing that -- trying to bring what you do and what we want most people to do is bring their own thing. in the end, bringing their own bag. i think small businesses especially can be so powerful because the small businesses, they know their customers much better than the larger businesses that are just like a whole foods that is giving bags and charges you. those small businesses, they know the corner stores and they know your name when you come in. they know, hey, i've got that drink that you like i

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riley was eight months old when he was delivered.was stabbed to death in her own home in thornton heath early on saturday morning. paramedics were unable to save her, but they did deliver riley. he was taken to hospital in a critical condition. his family gathered around with him at hospital and very, very sadly, he died this morning. police now urgently needing to identify, as we mentioned in the introduction, a man seen in cctv footage? they have released this cctv footage and they say it shows a man about 3:10am early on saturday morning, walking towards the house and then about ten minutes later running away. they need to identify this man, even if it'sjust to eliminate him from their investigation. they say they don't know at this stage if kelly mary fauvrelle's attackers, if she knew them or not. two men were arrested on suspicion of murder. the 37—year—old has been released with no further action. a 29—year—old has been bailed until august. no further action. a 29—year—old has been bailed untilaugust. 0k, thank you for that up