a signal for sarkozy. he wants to return as president. he has a months to overtake the front runner. -- he has three months to overtake the front runner. ♪ francine: welcome to "the pulse." live from bloomberg european headquarter right here in london. we are getting some breaking news. we will put up the euro for you. touched 51.8. we were expecting a 52 figure. it is just starting to feel like we are trying to figure out what brexit means. we are trying to see whether the surveys show any brexit spillover peers services pmi a little better than expected overall. the composite at 53.3. we had france and germany -- germany a little worse than expected at a higher figure than france. you see where i'm going with this. august, a funny month because of weather-related issues. we do have a great line of show for you. at 9:30 a.m., we speak to michael fuchs. will be asking about pmi figures . let's quickly check on markets. crew to slipping the low $47 a barrel. dollar retreating somewhat. again, if you look at what markets are looking for thi

nicolas sarkozy has not declared himself yet.ter, the possibility of the current economy minister, and the increasing popularity of prime minister. now, nicolas sarkozy said in 2012, remember, that he retired from politics after losing the election to president hollande. but he has slowly made a comeback in the last few months. last year, he took over the presidency of the party. of course, now he has to win the primaries that will be held at the end of november. the popularity of nicolas sarkozy at the moment nationally, is about 28%. but in his own party, it is 55%, still lower than his main rival, alain juppe. and the popularity of president hollande is just that 18%, according to the latest poll. caroline: give us a sense of what that entails. what are the highlights of his program? >> it is kind of a book program. it was kept secret for the past few months, a very well-kept secret. everything for france. on the economy front, he wants to reduce the unemployment benefit by 20%. and by another 20% after 18 months to encourage

former president nicolas sarkozy says he plans to run again in 20-17. sarkozy lost to current president francois hollande in 20-12 after serving one term. very popular in the polls right now. he hasn't said whether he plans to seek re-election. sarkozy has been named in more than one legal case. but he's never been convicted.... or appeared at trial. wikileaks global crusade against government secrets- might be leaving private lives behind as collateral damage. the associated press reports- the wikileaks data dumps are exposing the privacy of hundreds of innocent people... including survivors of sexual abuse, sick children and to reach wikileaks founder julian assange were unsuccessful. in the past, wikileaks has claimed it championed personal privacy while going after big government. today- army sergeant bowe bergdahl's lawyers will argue the case against him... is tainted. bergdahl is facing a court martial on charges of desertion and "misbehavior before the enemy." he's accused of walking off his post in afghanistan in 2009. he was captured by the ta

sarkozy lost the presidential election to francois hollande in 2012 after his first term. donald trump is on the campaign trail today... trying to get back on message after questions were raised this weekend on his immigration policies. lauren blanchard is in washington with the latest. today trump in akron ohio...meeting with the fraternal order of police ... hoping to boost his poll numbers in the swing state where clinton remains ahead by four points. this weekend donald trump spoke with his hispanic reports he may walk back his controversial mass deportation plans... democrats were quick to jump on the news... saying it's another example of a trump flip flop... but the republican nominee shooting down those reports (((phoner graphic))) trump: we have to be very firm. we have to be very, very strong when people come in illegally. doocy: so you're not flip flopping? trump: no, i'm not flip flopping. clinton political ad "in ti america depends on steady leadership. trump: knock the crap out of them would ya seriously." in a new ad clinton is trying to paint he

is sarkozy's position representative of the political establishment as a whole? reporter: he joins marine le pen from the national front in that opinion, who come as expected, has voiced her opposition to the court's decision, calling it regrettable. is a heated social and political debate that is not only divided the right from the left but has created fissures in president francois hollande's own socialist party. his prime minister, manuel valls, strongly supports the ban, whereas his education minister, a muslim woman, strongly opposes the ban. i expect the volume will be turned up even more in political speech about french identity and where muslim women should be allowed to wear even hijab. muslim relations in france and especially debates about french identity are going to be heavy fodder in the coming months of the presidential debate leading up to next year's elections. terry: jake, thank you so much. italy is preparing for a state funeral for those who lost their lives in wednesday's earthquake. it is taking place on saturday, which will also be a nation

former french president nicolas sarkozy has announced he intends to stand for reelection as president in the 2017 vote. mr. sarkozy, who held the top post from 2007 to 2012 made the statement via social media, saying he wants to seek his party's nomination. he is one of several candidates. mr. sarkozy faces trial for corruption, however. 4 companies, including swimwear firm speedo and luxury retailer ralph lauren, have cancer sponsorship deals with americans -- canceled sponsorship deals with american swimmer ryan lochte. it comes after thre the other teammates falsely said they were robbed at gunpoint to cover up the fact that they had smashed a petrol station's toilet door. canada faces a dilemma -- produce more oil and risk missing environmental targets or cut production and risk hurting the economy. nowhere is that more keenly felt than in the province of alberta, pits local politicians against environmental activists. reporter: in the remote north of alberta, the land of bears, caribou, moose, and oilmen. >> we are in the oil sand deposit. reporter: this is what a state-of-the-ar

former president nicholas sarkozy says he wants a burkini ban across the whole of the country and polls suggested the majority of french would agree. they want to stop what they see as the gradual encroachment of islamic lifestyles and symbols into the public sphere. a short distance away, a french family is enjoying a traditional dinner on the beach. they supported the burkini ban because they feel the state needs to push back to defend the french way of life. it is the values that i have known, the region, the colors, the smells, the environment, which are very special. if all the changes, it will feel like it is no longer home. the sense of belonging to a region, a town, state, country's crumbling away completely. that is what is so troubling. reporter: today's court decision should act as a precedent. but this evening several mayors

sarkozy,ght chooses that will lead to a lot of problems for the center voters who traditionally moved to the right, when push comes to shove, but may find it difficult with sarkozy, given his presidency 2007-2012. anchor: it is about the economy, stupid. he is a former economic minister and he hailed his own achievements in the economics speech. unemploymentought down as much as some would like. he is trying to get in reforms. do you see anyone who replaces him having a good shot of moving things on with the french economy question mark >> i would not say so. i think that the job was excepted out of loyalty to -- loyalty.ted out of going back to another aspect of your question, one of his problems was that he felt he could only go so far with the government and he wanted to reform. that is what everyone, in french politics, says that they want to do. unless you take a radical you are serving out time until the presidential election. less than a year to go until the election. i do for your time. -- thank you for your time. 460 people have arrived on greek islands from turkey. it was th

has nicholas sarkozy announced he will be trying to get his old job back.is entering the primary race to be candidate for his party in the next presidential election. the announcement came on social media with a link to a new book which sarkozy will publish in the coming days. he is the head of the opposition, but not the favorite to become a candidate. that position is held by a former prime minister who is also favored to win the presidential election itself. another political battle beginning across the english channel. laborship of the u.k.'s party -- ballots have gone out to party members. jeremy corbyn has only been in the job since last year. he owes his position to grassroots support, but he is under pressure from the party, which does not believe he can win a general election against the currently ruling conservatives. the olympic games may be over, but scandal continues for ryan lochte. he has lost a lucrative sponsorship deal with speedo after he admitted to exaggerating a story about being robbed in rio. the company is donating $50,000 that woul

right-wing presidential wouldate sarkozy said he impose a nationwide ban if elected. host: the burkini ban and the surrounding it -- the debate surrounding it, comes a presidential election eight months from now. he revealed deep fractures in the ranks of the socialist party and the ranks of the opposition party. nicholas sarkozy says that -- his rival says he opposes it. >> they come in a range of colors. turquoise, sky blue, navy or b lack. has beener the burkini making waves in the political arena in france. it's now one of the key issues in the upcoming presidential election. who want to take issue with the values france is founded on, by principle we must fight back. the burkini is a provocative item of clothing and has a political message that we have to fight. angered theat has secretary of the socialist party, already concerned by the number of fines issued. >> have you seen the burkini on 30 beaches? today the republican party are using the issue for their political gain. they are using it to get ahead in the polls. reporter: it is not only the center-right.

nicholas sarkozy wants his old job back. sarkozy has announced he is running for president. his republican party hold its primaries in november three at sarkozy led france for 2007 to 2012. a tougher stance that he has urged a tougher stance against terrorism. francois hollande has been sinking in the polls. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. mrs. bloomberg. scarlet: -- this is bloomberg. scarlet: big news in the pharmaceutical industry. let's start with pharma. thehave pfizer clinching purchase of medivation valuing the company at a $14 billion. the deal gives pfizer a blockbuster prostate cancer treatment that is available for sale. mccracken now is jeff and julie armstrong -- and drew armstrong. i will start with the function on bloomberg, bu ip which is buyer profile, showing you just how many acquisitions pfizer has made recently. for 2016 we can count seven purchases so far this year. most of them, not so large. --million, 12 million, point $4.6 million. this is all part of a strategic

government-- and i detest sarkozy and i know he's a xenophobe and he's a bigot, and i don't support him on anything-- but on the other side is the right wing, the muslim right wing, that claims that the face veil has a role in islam. and i mentioned that feminist in 1923, hoda shaarawi. as far back as 1923, she removed her face veil and said, "this is a thing of the past." and yet here we are, almost 100 years later, still arguing over the face veil. so for me, what the face veil does is... well, i'm against those two right wings, so i'm firmly in the middle. but if a woman chooses to cover her hair, fine, as long as it's her choice. i chose to wear it, i chose to take it off. the human face, to me, is central to human communication. if i was sitting here in front of you, maria, with my face covered, our dynamic would be very different. and i believe what the face veil does is it equates, dangerously, piety with the disappearance of women. it tells women, "the closer you want to get to god, the more you must disappear," and i don't believe this is what islam is. >> hinojosa: well, w

sarkozy and the ,resident, francois hollande cheering as well. it's unclear what his position as. he's come up with ambiguous statements about the issue. an article in the guardian says these themes of the french police officers enforcing this that it is too limited. all clothes are awful and should be banned. how long do you spend agonizing over what you're going to wear everyday? washing clothes is terrible for the environment. think the article is ridiculous, it says, so is banning the bathing suit. more, you can head to our website, france24.com/ inthepress. you are watching "france 24." x >> this next panel is--it's-- i think it's really important to me because it's so rare to find honesty in the environmental movement. not many p people are willing to confront the reality o of the situation we face. i think that's really understandable because that's a hard reality to face. but it's mymy belief that only by truththfully looking at the situation and moving through the process of grief can we come to a place of action. so with that said, i want toto introduce our panelists. t

sarkozy says: (translated) "i support without any hesitation the mayors from the right-wing and the left-wing who have banned the burkini in order to preserve the public order." meanwhile, the white house applauding today's ruling... saying president obama will always support freedom of religion and democratic values around the world. "freedom of religion is something we hold dear in this country and what's important about the right to a freedom of religion is that every american citizen enjoys it." (on-cam tag) the ruling should be legally binding on all 30 of the french resort towns which have issued burkini bans. in london, kitty logan, fox news the bans followed a series of terror attacks in france - including a truck rampage in nice that killed 84... and the stabbing of an 86-year-old priest in northern france - both last month. the los angeles city council passes an emergency motion to ban on the sale of synthetic marijuana - also known as spice the vote was taken after more than fifty people on skid row were rushed to the emergency rooms after overdosing on it in the last week. the use

. >>> former french president nicolas sarkozy wants his old job back. he announced he is running for president against next year. four years ago sarkozy pledged to retire from politics when he was defeated by socialist frangois hollande. sarkozy is planning to campaign on hard line immigration and recent series of terror attacks. >>> coming up more trouble for gold medalist ryan lochte. find out which sponsors are dumping him. >>> plus a political traffic jam. why neighbors in chappaqua say hillary clinton's campaign is becoming a headache. ? ? >>> and the queen of soul cancels several upcoming concerts, including one at radio city. why the sudden change in aretha fran' connect with us all during the show. follow us on facebook an twitter. celebrate something really special this summer at blinds to go's annual storewide sale going on now. buy one, get one at half price. hundreds of styles and colors. every item through the store. buy one get one at half price. blinds for life. it's the celebration of the year! blinds to go's annual storewide sale going

former french president nicholas sarkozy called the burkini a provocation in the servicef ((aheda zanetti, burkini inventor: "you know, it's made a political issue, which is unfair. i mean, these women are getting punished for something that they are not involved in." )) ((patrick walker)) >> zanetti says her swimsuit in some way helped bridge racial divisions in australia in the wake of the 2005 riots between anglo- australians and muslims. following the unrest, the surf live saving association set up a program to recruit muslim zanetti crated suits in the traditional red and yellow lifeguard colors./// ((patrick walker)) >>> the fourth time was a charm for american matt "airistotle" burns, after being crowned air guitar world champion. after three years of second-place finishes, burns vaulted to the top of the pack in finland on friday. burns unseated former champ kereel "your daddy" blumenkrants who became second. he says the victory is extra sweet since it's an olympic year he gets to bring the title back home to the u-s. (( "i am pretty overwhelmed right n a long time and i am really

yesterday it was saying that nicolas sarkozy is saying he wants to run for president. worst is he might win. here is hillary clinton. the worst is she might lose. genie: papers are reporting on the gender pay gap. >> the results of the research are pretty depressing if you are a woman. take a look at the guardian. on average women earn 18% less than men. that widens significantly after maternity leave. they are talking about the mother of all barriers is maternity leave. in the 12 years after the birth pf the first child, the ga grew 33%. stateside, check out these reassuring results. sexism is over in the united states, according to men. 56% of men say women no longer face significant obstacles in the workplace and beyond. unsurprisingly, if you ask when women, 63% say discrimination makes their lives harder. genie: [bell ringing] >> the nation's last sardine cannery closed yesterday,

ed: nicolas sarkozy wants his job back. he is 61 years old and he must first win the primaries in november where he faces competition from the prime minister as well as a favorite favorite -- the primeis sor -- sor co vee lost after one term. ed: president obama is back in the white house after these two-week vineyard vacation. he is now entering the final stretch of his presidency. as sally kidd tells us, he has a long to do list. reporter: after being blasted for playing golf on martha's vineyard while floods in nun dated louisiana, president obama will head to the flood zone on tuesday. the white house is saying the criticism is unfounded. >> the president has been not frankly as concerned with the optics as all of you appear to be. reporter: the president and his administration are also on the defense regarding a $400 million payment to iran. >> it was not ransom. th was money that we owed the arraign yen government. reporter: the payment came in january as four american hostages were being released. >> the reason it ha

excellent in the mainstream agenda and pulling the center, we are seeing in france where we have nicolas sarkozy a very thin right agenda. they will try to pull the center to the extreme. francine: but will he or murray le pen when? -- marine le pen when? james: if we had a more protectionist agenda, we have donald trump saying that is what he wants to do to the united states, that is going to be bad news for the economy and the market. francine: except the markets aren't realized because they are central bank acting. james: central banks can only do so much. at the end of the day the fundamental problems that we germany,the economy in the high savings rate because we have difficult future liabilities. we need to put this money aside. the economy wants the money spent and there is a natural problem of two different standards. francine: should we worry about the french election? we had news saying the current finance minister might leave to focus on a possible presidential campaign. i cannot figure out whether that worryingaging news or news because they lose someone good at the helm of the econo

sarkozy wants his former job back. he has announced he is running for president.is republican party holds primaries in november. he led france from 2007-2012. he urged the tougher stance against president. current president francois inlande has been sinking polls. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analyst and more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. scarlet: pfizer is buying medivation for a price tag of $14 billion. -- where can the paris-based company go to move all that m&a cash? let's put this into perspective first. pfizer is buying medivation. cancer.all about this has been a hot year, going back to last year it's been a hot time to buy oncology drugs. they're trying to develop a breast cancer drug and a blood cancer drug. so you have current assets that now andw of cash right something coming in the next couple of years that has value. iny started the process back march. they played it badly. i'm sure there are a lot of difficult conversations going on right now between their bankers because they never saw this company being wor

nicholas sarkozy has come back.is throwing his hat into the ring for the french presidency -- not really a surprise to many of us. wondering when it was going to happen. what is surprising by the way he did it. but he a book that is coming up you can read about it here where he explains exactly why he has decided to become a candidate again. anchor: he lays out the key points of his political program. focuses on national identity. >> that's right. a key point of the program. you can get all of the details -- you can see this glowing article. -- this comesect back on the proposals about national identity that might be shocking to people. jumping right into the whole burqa debate that we are having in france. the idea that he wants to reinforce the ban on headscarves. economy, there also were some controversial proposals. hournts to end the 35 workweek. they have glowing words for him in the editorial. takes a lot to run again. especially after he admitted such a huge defeat. perhaps he is hoping to make a comeback? b

sarkozy won one term before losing 2012 election to current president hollande.is next spring. eric: back now with the presidential race in our country. there has been a drumbeat of attacks on donald trump from the mainstream media. supporters are saying it is giving hillary clinton a huge advantage. >> she doesn't need to campaign. she has "the new york times," she has daily news, she has abc, she has cbs, she has nbc. she has entire media empire that constantly demonizes donald trump and fails to point out that she hasn't had a press conference in 300 days, 200 days, 100 day, i don't know how long. eric: is that really true? michael goodwin, "new york post" columnist who writes that american journalism is collapsing before our eyes. quite a statement, michael. you've been in this, we've been in this together for decades. you really think that is true? >> yes i do. what has changed at this time, eric, this is not the usual liberal tilt. this is a full-on assault against one candidate, in violation really of the standards of these own news organizations. they hav

when you look at these elections, a cozy announced d sarkozy * announced he's going to run in france.> sarkozy who was thought to be finished in politics is coming back waging a law and order campaign as he did early in this career, and he said if britain voted to leave the european union, there needed to be a new e.u. treaty put on the table dealing with questions of cross-boundary movement of people. i don't have any doubt this wils campaign. eric: members of one muslim community are putting up this billboard taking a stand. >> our neighbors' view of muslims has gone down because the message of isis has gone up. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. d

. >> news this morning that nicholas sarkozy with her aside and ring for president next year. u.s. stock market futures. at 33. s&p futures up for. nasdaq up 12. lauren: oil and gold this morning, huge move for crude oil. down 3% yesterday. goldman sachs warning that the rally we saw this month over done and without, oil prices down for $46.87 a barrel. gold up fractionally right now. train today to tout auto parts suppliers are developing tragedy -- they hope their partnership will produce fully autonomous systems for everything from small cars to suvs and pickup trucks and 20 night team. the type is expected today. delphis spinoff and mobilize his base in israel to both automakers with sensors and software for self driving cars. both company stocks have struggled over the past year. lauren: the company has a turnaround. analysts expect earnings to fall 13% correct and it is thought by 2%. best buy is taking a hit from online competition is slower sales and let traffic stars overall. another bad sign, best buy ceo sold half of his company's stock over the summer. investors watchin

and if you're -- in a few minutes, sarkozy will be taking the stage here at medef.ncine: are these executives -- or the fact that macron made to be departing -- may be departing? caroline: i was speaking with the head and saying this was bad news for business. he was in favor of tax cuts for companies. he was appreciated among the business community here. i spoke also with another ceo who told me he was really good for french businesses. macron one of the most business from the ministers. see a political person in france being far away from business and enterprise. macron was someone we knew with all of the issues -- from big companies to small company's, he was able to entertain ace -- entertain a conversation. good news. i don't know. caroline: macron was the guest star last year it is expected to speak tonight, even though it is not want to percent confirmed. he -- his speech might look slightly different now. there.e: caroline connan he looked -- she will keep us up-to-date with anything happening. here with me this morning, antonin juliette -- antonin jullier.

nicolas sarkozy says he change the constitution to allow nationwide prohibition of the burkini.ek a top court struck down a local ban on the body covering garments. gene wilder, the star of "willie walker and the chocolate factory" and mel brooks comedies, has died. he was suffering from alzheimer's disease. june wilder was 83 years old. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. is 8:30 tuesday morning in sydney. my colleague paul allen has a look at the markets. good morning. paul: good morning, mark. some strong gains in the u.s.. after a strong start on tuesday morning. futures indicate a bright start locally on the asx in australia and the nikkei in japan. a lot of data out of japan today, the unemployment rate for july will be up. it's expected to remain steady at 3.1% rate good jobs numbers means possible wage pressure and improved hopes that the bank of japan might reach its 2% inflation target, also expecting household spending and retail sales out of japan as well. it

sarkozy. hollande. i met them all in this special place. everybody goes crazy. here they were all sitting like this. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and of course things are happening and i'm going, all excited about it, and then francois is like, baby, baby -- calm down, calm. calm down. and everybody's like this. and finally there's a goal. and you know what they say when there's a goal in french? they're like this. boot! and i'm going like, gooooooooaaaaallll! >> jimmy: boot? boot, really? >> be careful. >> jimmy: what does that mean? >> be careful. because i think i heard you say poot. that's a whole other thing. >> jimmy: oh, that is, okay. >> no, no, no. >> jimmy: boot? >> boot, not a "p." >> jimmy: like the boot you wear on your foot? >> yes, like that. because with the "p" it's -- how do you say this -- it's like a

sarkozy. place. and i knew going to the soccer games in mexico, you know, everybody goes crazy. here they were all sitting like this. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and of course things are happening and i'm going, all excited about it, and then francois is like, baby, baby -- calm down, calm. calm down. and everybody's like this. and finally there's a goal. and you know what they they're like this. boot! and i'm going, goal! >> jimmy: boot? boot, really? >> be careful. >> jimmy: what does that mean? >> be careful. because i think i heard you say poot. that's a whole other thing. >> jimmy: oh, that is, okay. >> no, no, no. >> jimmy: boot? >> boot, not a "p." >> jimmy: like the boot you wear do you say this -- it's like a prostitute but -- >> jimmy: like a putan, i know what you're saying. >> don't say poot, say boot. and then i'm like, i'm not going to be like you, i'm full of passion. then he showed me the pictures. of people making fun of me. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and i have never watched [ laughter ] >> it was horrendous. it was so hard to confront yourself with your image taken b

to potential run for president and challenge the current lead er francois hollande, and nick lard sarkozy we're sending a message to any taxpayer in europe, be multinational, stand-alone companies, big or small companies, european or foreign that this is a wonderful place to do business and to invest. but you have to play by the rules and not to rely on unfair tax benefits. >> obviously a big story at the u.s. investors in washington, keep in apple is just one of the tech giants using ireland as a tax haven. other companies could potential be at risk as well. >> thank you very much, seema mody. >>> coming up we'll take more about the eu's 14.5 billion tax bill it wants to send to apple. jeff richards is next. there are many things you don't want in industrial strength- (smash!) like an administrative assistant. your 3 o'clock is here. but there's one thing you do. it's called predix from ge. the cloud-based development platform that's industrial-strength strength! >>> here's your cnbc news update. comey is warning about the inability to -- he said the default encryption is making more and

is not welcome news for supporters of the ban, including, french presidential candidate, nicholas sarkozy i ask for a law forbidding it, and the entire territory of the republic. >> there is no other appeal, so it will be the last decision in france about this topic. and we can say that it is the end of the arguments. >> the white house meantime applauded today's ruling and said president obama will always support freedom of religion, democratic values world-wide. >> as student from montgomery county get ready to start the new school year, there is an added layer of protection on their school buses. >> that's right, the technology that's helping crackdown on drivers who aren't playing it safe around your children. we'll have the details coming up here at 10:00. >> plus how one northern virginia woman took matters into her own hand when she was fed up with a drone flying over her movie star neighbor's of the break. burr keen i beast past >>> back now with a neighbor protect ago neighbor. all started with a drone. >> woman set up with a drone flying over her famous neighbor property took dr

sarkozy announces bid for french presidency. i felt that i have the force to wage this battle during such a terr tormented time in history. expected to run a campaign on hardline ideas to combat terrorism. he must first win primaries in november from a number of rivals in right center party. >>> still to come on "street signs," super charging your life. could a breakthrough lithium battery push your electric car for longer? stay tuned to find out. >>> bayer and monsanto are nearing a deal. reports have advanced with progress being made on price and termination fee. you can see over the last few months bayer higher by 7.4%. tuch higher today. obviously in line with the board of markets. the last i read on this was bayer was saying if they can't get an agreement, thaim go direct to the shareholders. ceo saying he's absolutely determined to complete the transaction. apparently that direct from the ceo. if they can't agree on price, watch this space. >> not always to the shareholders liking as well. we heard from henderson saying th

isn't welcome news for the supporters of the ban, including french presidential candidate, nicolas sarkozy. >> i ask for a law forbidding it in the entire territory of the republic. >> reporter: france has suffered a series of extremist attacks recently, but it was the nice truck attack in july which sparked concerns about beach security. local mayors say the outfits, often popular with conservative muslims, might make other beachgoers nervous. but lawyers believe women's choice of beachwear now won't be determined by authorities. >> there is no other appeal, so it will be the last decision in france about this topic. and we can say that it's the end of the argument. >> reporter: but at least one mayor has already refused to suspend his own localized ban on the burkini. >> reporter: the burkini ban has exposed a risk not just in the french government, but in society itself. critics say forcing it can only worsen religious tensions, but the debate is far from over. bret? >> kitty logan in london. thank you. >>> we will talk about the increasingly nasty tone of the presidential race and wher

certainly the far right thinks it has an advantage, and i mean both marine le pen and people like nicolas sarkozy right-wing platform in the primary for his party. they have been pushing all sorts of ideas, accusing the government of not acting in a foreign war,. . but a lot of things they are calling for are impossible under the constitution; they talk about interment camps, rounding up suspects, things that are not possible under the french constitution. 10:00 in 11:00 bst, london, we will be hearing from the german interior minister, talking about possible acts that germany will put in place doctorslly easing up on being able to give information. there is even a call for a berlin declaration to be debated next week, and that seems to be a whole list of rather more significant demands, wanting a reduction in dual citizenship in germany, wanting thousands of police. what are the actual forms in place being called on? what can hollande do to quell worries? i assume this state of emergency continues. >> yeah, we are under a state of emergency. the government has more power. there are several hundr

isn't welcome news for the supporters of the ban, including french presidential candidate, nicolas sarkozy i ask for a law forbidding it in the entire territory of the republic. >> reporter: france has suffered a series of extremist attacks recently, but it was the nice truck attack in july which sparked concerns about beach security. local mayors say the outfits, often popular with conservative muslims, might make other beachgoers nervous. but lawyers believe women's choice of beachwear now won't be determined by authorities. >> there is no other appeal, so it will be the last decision in france about this topic. and we can say that it's the end of the argument. >> reporter: but at least one mayor has already refused to suspend his own localized ban on the burkini. >> reporter: the burkini ban has exposed a risk not just in the french government, but in society itself. critics say forcing it can only worsen religious tensions, but the debate is far from over. bret? >> kitty logan in london. thank you. >>> we will talk about the increasingly nasty tone of the presidential race and where we

however, the group has invited all four right-wing leaders, candidates, and quitting sarkozy .esting on ae change in 2017. matt: thank you for joining us. nejra: still ahead, breaking up is hard to do and germany is sending signals there are some tough choices ahead for post-brexit written. this is "bloomberg." ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets." nejra: you have to pay to play. when it comes to market access. a lawmaker for angela merkel's says if the u.k. wants the benefits of a single eu market structure, it has to cough up some cash to maintain it. losing access to the eu single market is a huge threat to the uk's financial industry. your more details is our european government team leader alan crawford who joins us from berlin. just take us through this new development and how significant it is in the brexit negotiation. >> it is potentially hugely significant. boasts-brexit campaign strongly on the fact it would return something like 300 million -- 350 million pounds per week, which they said goes to the eu and that would be returned to the u.k. government. they asked the

different today in the positive sense of the word for whom ierkel, also have great respect, and nicolas sarkozyad not adopted the language they did towards turkey. quite demeaning language. i was involved in it. turkey made a genuine effort to make the criteria for you and membership -- eu membership. it was not easy, there was a lot of resistance and have heartedness, but it made an effort and society was mobilized in support of it. plan we must forget. erdogan state his political prestige behind it. what happened? those who rejected the unarmed plan became members of the european union and bent backwards to speak the spanner in the wheels. what was the eu capable of doing? promising that those who had in -- voted in favor would benefit from the lifting of trade sanctions and restrictions on the freedom of movement. union did notan deliver on those problems -- promises. positionut erdogan's vis a visthe -- those. picturevery complicated , and yes, in today's turkey, especially liberals, secularists , are worried about the future. about the space, public space for themselves. however, i still w