first schiller it was the most unusual gig of his career a trip to iran in twenty seventeen. almost forty years since the islamic revolution no western pop musician had played there. it was all made possible due to an opening up in the arch conservative country following the election of president hassan rouhani. and initially two concerts were planned but when tickets sold out in just two hours christopher fun dialin added three extra shows those two sold out a total of twenty thousand tickets. for. the concerts took place in the very center of power in tehran the great hall in the ministry of the interior. be thank you and sing is forbidden for religious reasons but clapping and cheering is not. the applause began before the first note was hurt and continued for minutes. it was a new and totally unexpected experience for sundials. thank you. thank you later the german musician described the shows as two hours of goosebumps it was he says proof of the primal power of music thanks to hours of those bombs and yet no dancing allowed how did the crowd even manage to hold back and

between the two of the three two one of my favorites was settled in germany's favor and they are schiller scoring the game's only go to secure a one minute when the match gave new coach martina foss and both a closer look at a step forward with less than one hundred days to go before the tournament kicks off in june. and the pair making it bid for that germany was cup squad is on cutting back the chelsea goalkeeper received a first score up to the national team in november two thousand and eighteen just a year after being diagnosed with cancer she spoke to did on the sports about a successful battle against the disease. back in november twenty seventh teen uncut teen back i was in the prime of her career she had won the german bundesliga competed in the champions league and moved abroad to top clubs in france and england but then came a huge setback at age twenty seven she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. it was a shock because. as a footballer you don't think about it because he had to live like a healthy life. every day so it was quite a shock when it came to fighting the disease it w

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we speak with nobel laureate robert schiller. and deadlock for theresa may.ast-minute talks with the european union a day before she puts her brexit deal to another vote. with boeing, the crash of the 737 max in ethiopia over the weekend is rattling confidence in boeing's best-selling jet. flight 302 wind down in a field shortly after takeoff sunday, killing all 157 people on board. this is the second max crash in five months. the faa reiterating its confidence in the 737 max, saying the aircraft is still airworthy. joining us on the phone is randy babbitt. thank you very much. tell us a little about putting this latest news into context. how does the faa come out and make a decision and say isething like, the plane still airworthy. what goes into a decision like that? they: recall that when aircraft was certified, it went through extensive testing to make sure the aircraft is stable and recoverable. suggesting that perhaps they should ground the airplane would be incredibly premature because it would be conjecture. we really don't know what , clearly it was

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keith schiller his body guard he traveled with executive trump to rmpblt he's familiar with the hush money payments and the women trump was surrounded by. there are a lot of those quote/unquote gate keepers around president trump that aren't affiliateing with his campaign and could be damaging to him. >> you mentioned eleanor a former trump executive that worked with these people discussed some of that on "the beat" on friday. take a look. >> do you think that there are other hush money payments that he may know about? >> yes. lots. >> more than give? >> probably. >> more than ten? >> i can't say. >> but that strikes you as -- >> indistinstinctinstinctive. trump would draw out the check. probably trump would sign it, himself. >> in the order of priorities, how sit for democrats to dig into stuff like that versus things post-november 2016 that relate to the way he's running the government. >> yeah. i think there is a debate about whether you go after a president for alleged crimes committed before he became president. i think what he's didn't since he became president should be of a g

bob schiller has done good work on that. i look at this tax cut as being contractionry. absolutely. >> i made the case the trickle down economics works both ways if you hurt the high end, they're going to spend less just as you help them and it's going to trickle down and allegedly help everybody else. that flies in the face a little bit of doc, of your housing recovery. >> look at where the housing -- i'm not talking about housing recovery in california in, new york, in new jersey. but i'm saying all those states getting the benefit right now, judge, of the flood of people down there. >> texas, florida. >> they're going to continue to build like crazy down there. and that's going to be good for loan demand. it's ultimately going to be good for financial institutions which again, don't need to be propped up they're doing just fine. they're just not making the profit. >> you have to disassociate the stock reaction versus the fundamentals of the companies. the banks have been doing very, very well. >> i'm not talking about the financial. >> they haven't gotten hurt. >> i'm

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alix: dan morgan and robert schiller, it has been a pleasure.with the interview with lyft co-founder and ceo. it is a week of turmoil for turkish assets. we discussed the latest on the lira and a local election this sunday. more on what i'm watching next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: here is what i am watching. turkey and a week of turmoil in the markets. a reporter joins us. walk us through the market action and what we can expect in the next 48 hours. >> obviously the turkish government and officials had prevented foreign investors from shortselling the lira. that helped stabilize the lira somewhat. it has been depreciating against dollar for the past three days. some traders say that is due to turks dumping the turkish lira and buying dollars instead and there is uncertainty before the election. also turkey is dealing with runaway inflation. foreign investors are dumping other turkish assets again. some turkey's 10 year bonds are more than 270 basis points this week. elections, it will be a test of the president's popularity. alix: thank you ve

. >> david boies and two of his associates at boies schiller came to our newsroom.ially a searing indictment of me as a journalist angd the and the threat is very explicit that theranos is going to sue if we proceed any further with this story. >> reporter: but it wasn't just the journal that theranos was threatening. >> did theranos have a private investigator follow at any time to your knowledge? >> yes. >> tyler emails me to let me know that theranos lawyers knew that he and i had met. >> my dad asked me have you been speaking with a "wall your honor journal" reporter. i said yes. he said they know. you are totally [ bleep ]. unhow aggressive they are. so then i called my grandfather. and he said, "there is a one page confidentiality agreement, and if you sign it, they will make everything go away." and i said, "that sounds fine, but can i come talk to you in person first, without any lawyers around?" and he said, "yes." >> tyler shows up at his grandfather's place and he thinks he is going to talk just to his grandfather. >> i reiterated my concerns. and he cont

attempted to extort nike over this matter, nike with the assistance of outside counsel at boies schillerxner aided the investigation. boy, mike, was that a wild hour of news. >> it was a quick 180. >> i guess the upshot for nike is, it doesn't mean much if it's coming from avenatti, who is now charged by new york and l.a. federal prosecutors. >> it doesn't mean much. i think, also, the market probably said, well, if nike was this quick to go to the authorities on this, they clearly are not afraid of kind of opening up the lid on some revelations about their dealings with athletes that they would be ashamed to have out there, right? i think that's another takeaway. because a lot of people initially said, well, even if he was extorting the company, maybe there's something at the root. but the company said, no, we have to get above board and go to the authorities on this, maybe there's less to worry about. >> the stock steeg theeing that intra-day dip, but extending >> kind of a bonus for the president, as well between avenatti and mueller >> some tweeting coming from his family members, no