then he proceeded off to see schneider. meanwhile, i took the platoon that i had with me and worked my way down three more bays to where colonel schneider was. the d company have blown a cap and the wire. we waited until the machine guns of c company passed in front of us and then we followed and tagged right along. time, there was an awful amount of rifle and machine gun fire from the right. we used those ritards, the breakwaters as protection against that. it was not just walk over there. you rushed around the end of the breakwaters to get the protection and things like that. climbed up the seawall when we finally got the word come across a little road. there was barb wire beyond it. the barbed wire had been blown. we were able to pass through without any hesitation whatsoever. the first thing i saw when i got there was one of my men from a former company lying on a pillbox with his trousers down he had received a wound in the gluteus maximus well crossing the road. there he was exposed to the entire battalion as we went

i know we will go to jodi schneider.quiet now and what the police chief a riot situation. most interesting this morning to see that as well. now, we will go to hong kong. jodi schneider has been on the street this morning. like on the feel streets with many hundreds of thousands of protesters and the police? >> it has become chaotic in the last few hours. today, people gathered at the legislative complex building to protest again, as they have been ,oing over the last three days the controversial extradition policy that would allow hong kong residents to be extradited to jurisdictions that they do not now have a next tradition policy. it has been extraordinarily controversial. largely peacefully protested, but in the last hour or so, things got chaotic. the protesters were trying to storm the legislative complex building to try to move forward and get in. the police used tear gas, water cannons, and batons to push them back. there is still a lot of chaos there. the smell ofs and two gases in the streets of central hong k

my colleague jessica schneider is outside. good morning. this is the final day. this is the big day. let's begin with the census decision. >> reporter: poppy, notably, this is the final day of the first term with a solid conservative 5-4 majority. like you said, huge cases with huge political implications. notably, first and foremost, the question of whether the trump administration can add a citizenship question to the 2020 census and really time is ticking here, census officials said they need to get started on the printing process for the 2020 census by july 1st. that's within just a matter of days and the supreme court heard these arguments in april and at the time, the conservative justices really seem to lean toward allowing this question. they said it was well within the commerce secretary wilbur ross' right to include this question but since then, there has been a lot of evidence that has come out particularly by the aclu they presented in a different court, they found evidence there were political motivations behind adding this question and while this is

me now, nbc news political reporter, ali vitali and politico national political reporter, elena schneider. ali, i'll start with you. this is, of course, far from her first trip into the red midwest. and you know, that's a pretty interesting message delivered as she's surrounded by working class voters who say that they're disappointed with the president. what did you learn last night? and from your travels in this region today? >> it's so interesting. elizabeth warren's campaign is not a stranger to traveling outside of either early primary states or states that are typically democratic leaning. this is not the first time that we have seen her turn into the red area. she did that swing talking about the opioid crisis. she has been pushing the economic patriotism message. here last night it was no different. she did make a lot of contrast with president trump not on personality. yes, she did talk about impeachment. she really did push this economic message trying to contrast herself with him on policy. there was one other thing i remember as being a big deal here which ultimately the repub

. >> jessica schneider introduces us to a trail blazer named lauren gunnawon. >> it's the freedom. freedom of riding. i said that's what i want to do. i set my heart to it. >> reporter: landing a spot in this elite unit is not easy. it's just about a 40% pass rate. the biggest hurdle is being able to lift one of these 1100 pound motorcyc motorcycle. >> it's a lot of bike. >> you have to lift this up from the ground. >> yes, ma'am. >> all 1100 pounds. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: that's a fouf feat. >> yeah. >> reporter: could you do it the first time. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: she makes it look easy but she is the first woman to ever join the elite motorcade support unit. it's the division that clears the way for presidential motorcades, maneuvering through washington drid lock, plotting a path for the president and vp. the training and ultimate test to become part of this 14-member team aren't easy. she embarked on a two-week course riding her harley eight hours a day, weaving in and out of tight spaces. the first time she tried she failed. >> when i got my opportunity the first

did not know what was going on and jenny schneider and lee saying is were stunned to hear who was involved in down i learned that it was our friend that had been shot you can imagine the emotions. no on gore. and he's just got a heart of gold and just an amazing kid, the neighbors say they are very close to the family of the man who has lived here for years police have not released many details but schneider and angus say. >>another neighbor called 911 there was an altercation with their son and the police and um he was shot and is at john muir hospital. snyder says the man shot is in his 20's and was suffering from mental illness. his parents often let the community know about his condition his parents are the most amazing loving people and they have everything they have sent emails out that is right. this is a very close neighborhood. it is not usual and we just don't want people to jump any conclusions. and know that. everyone who's been involved in this including the police have been amazing in walnut creek get along kron 4 news. well police say 2 officers fired their handguns after be

good to speak with you bill schneider thanks very much for being with us sir. the united arab emirates foreign minister says there's not enough evidence yet that iran was responsible for attacking oil tank is in and around gulf waters he made the comments while visiting russia to discuss the worsening gulf tension. reports from to iran. explosions hit oil tankers in the gulf the kind of incident world leaders worried could spark another war in the middle east on may 12th blasts damage for oil tankers near the port of. a month later on june 13th 2 more ships were attacked in the gulf of oman the u.s. and its allies were quick to blame naval mines they said were placed on ships holes by forces linked to the islamic republic of iran on wednesday one u.s. ally seem to go from certainty to doubt. we cannot point fingers at any state because we do not possess this evidence if they are other nations that position is clear evidence in the international community will listen to them and. the evidence has to be clear precise scientific and convince the international comm

pamela. >> jessica schneider, thank so much.worse. >>> we'll get you right to the white house rose garden where the president is delivering remarks on expanding health care coverage for small businesses. let's listen. >> -- in competition across the nation. since that time my administration has worked tirelessly to expand options and drive down the cost of health care for the american people. we took swift action to open short-term health plans and association health plans to millions and millions of americans. many of these options are already reducing the cost of health insurance premiums by up to 60% and really more than that. we also have launched a new initiative to bring down the price of prescription drugs. we are holding big pharma accountable and i must say, big pharma is always been working with us to try and get prices down. and if we have support with the democrats, i must say, we could get it down even more. we've reduced prices now by a -- quite a bit and this year is the first year, alex acosta, right, in 54 years

a study in munich is trying to find answers to these questions head of anesthesiology heart schneider is testing what happens in the brain when consciousness is lost under anesthesia. so far we know very little about the brain mechanisms involved in this process. magnetic resonance imaging provides brain scans of test persons while they are awake and under general anesthesia. so where is consciousness located. yeah we anesthesiologists have a very simplistic idea of consciousness. for us patients are unconscious when they're unresponsive or on react or. what i call a consciousness component is basically a reaction to stimulus. or conscious reaction to stimuli. but for psychologists or social scientists this has nothing to do with consciousness as. scientists long believed anesthesia switched off the entire brain like a light switch but as schneider has observed in fact only certain brain regions marked red here are less active under anesthesia. these regions are part of the brain's functional network where several brain areas work together to achieve efficient connectivity. these netw

scientists long believed anesthesia switched off the entire brain like a light switch but as schneider has observed in fact only certain brain regions marked red here are less active under anesthesia. these regions are part of the brain's functional network where several brain areas work together to achieve efficient connectivity. these networks are responsible for processing incoming stimuli such as sound or pressure and interpret in them to form conscious perceptions and as the zia disrupts these networks. during reduced consciousness the primary sensory areas the parts of the brain responsible for the 1st stage of stimuli processing. are completely active. martially they're even more active than when we're awake but the next step the interpretation of higher order processing does not happen that final stage of consciousness is disrupted by anaesthesia. exactly how and if these yet disrupts the brain's functional networks is what basic research scientists and. are hoping to find out. the. band. is investigating how anaesthetics work on a molecular level. the challenge is that there a

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amongst those three goals, there was also a brazilian penalty saved by jamaican goalkeeper sydney schneider woman, at a world cup, in 20 years. and there was an upset in valenciennes. as italy came from behind to beat australia. the matildas took the lead through their captain and star player sam kerr. her penalty was saved but she put away the rebound, for her first ever world cup goal. it's italy's first world cup appearance in 20 years. they face jamaica next. england's men have finished third — at the nations league finals. their play—off against switzerland was goaless after extra time. and gareth southgate's side were flawless in the penalty shoot out, with goalkeeper jordan pickford stealing the show! ——jamaica. in the dying moments of the game, england took the lead, with this rebound off the bar to callu m with this rebound off the bar to callum wilson. but then the old friend var again. the game that wouldn't end was heading to penalties. if you needed any more evidence that this had the air of a friendly, jordan pickford stepped up to ta ke friendly, jordan pickford stepped up to

company is slowing the process for residents at strawberry hill and will work with the city. >> schneider told me the reliant group is affordable housing operator. he said strawberry hill was purchased as part of a larger acquisition. 369 units in total. many of those will be affordable housing and they'll be available to the residents of strawberry hill who have to move. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> bart has announced plans to increase fares but now a member of the board says the agency should reconsider that preapproved price hike. deborah allen is hoping to stall the 5.4% fare increase. bart is already dealing with the drop in ridership and higher costs will just drive people away. as well as future hikes at next thursday's meeting. some transit officials say the money is needed to fund new cars and infrastructure but bart's new general manager says most of those projects are well under way. >>> preparing for the up coming wild fire season, the precautionary measures pg & e plans to put in place. >> plus cracking down on illegal fireworks in the south bay. why many residents are voicing concer

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bloomberg news senior international editor jodi schneider is here in sydney.breaking lines from the president as he prepares to head over to the u.k. he says he may meet with boris johnson and nigel. i'm sure those would be interesting meetings. endorsement to boris johnson, breaking with that tradition of not commenting on other countries domestic politics. jodi: presidents before president trump had not weighed into local politics, certainly before a state visit. the president trump is notoriously unpredictable, and he did, over the weekend, make headlines for saying that he thought boris johnson should theresa may. president trump said he would make an excellent prime minister. he also said that nigel should be appointed. he was given advice to the people of britain that they brexit and about leaving the eu. those were controversial statements and he said he would like to meet with both men, even though he is to meet with theresa may. that is supposed to be one of the focuses of his business. we will see of both meetings are set up. shery: president trump o

did not know what was going on and jenny schneider and lee saying is were stunned to hear who was involved in down i learned that it was our friend that had been shot you can imagine the emotions. known him since he on more. and he's just got a heart of gold in just an amazing kid, the neighbors say they are very close to the family of the man who has lived here for years police have not released many details but schneider and angus say another neighbor called 911 there was an altercation with their son and the police and um he was shot and is at john muir hospital. snyder says the man shot is in his 20's and was suffering from mental illness. his parents often let the community know about his condition his parents are the most amazing loving people and they have everything they have sent emails out that is the right. this is a very close neighborhood this neighborhood. it is not usual and we just don't want people to jump any conclusions. and know that. everyone who's been involved in this including the police have been amazing. still no word from walnut creek police about the incident bu

jessica schneider, we'll be watching those tent cities and i'm sure we'll cover all of this startingre also learning horrific details about conditions at facilities. doctors paid a visit to center its in texas, everyone was sick and living in unconscionable conditions. kids are left to fend for themselves. kids are taking care of babies. kids are sleeping on the floor. and some are staying in rooms with no windows. many don't have shoes or socks. warren benford is a law professor. thank you for coming on and sharing what you saw, tell me what it was you witnessed with your own eyes. >> we were just shocked by the inhumane conditions that hundreds of children were being kept in outside of el paso, texas. this is a facility that wasn't on our radar screen until last week, when we heard a significant number of children appeared to be moved to this facility. once we saw the roster with the children there, we saw there were infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school ages children, over 350 of them on monday when we arrived. we started to bring the youngest children in there, and the children

did not know what was going on and jenny schneider and lee saying is were stunned to hear who was involvedrned that it was our friend that had been shot you can imagine the emotions. known him since he and gore. and he's just got a heart of gold and just an amazing kid, the neighbors say they are very close to the family of the man ars police have not released many details but schneider and angus say. >>another neighbor called 911 there was an altercation with their son and the police and um he was shot and is at john muir hospital snyder says the man shot is in his 20's and was suffering from mental illness. his parents often let the community know about his condition his parents are the most amazing loving people and they have everything they have sent emails out that is right. this is a very close neighborhood. it is on not usual and we just don't want people to jump any conclusions. and know that. everyone who's been involved in this including the police have been amazing in walnut creek get along kron 4 news. >>well police say 2 officers fired their weapons after beanbag rounds had no

let's go live to jessica schneider at the supreme court. >> reporter: jim, the supreme court granting a reprieve to a mississippi man who is on death row. the supreme court in a 7-2 decision over turning the conviction of curtis flowers in mississippi, saying the district attorney in that case improperly and unconstitutionally engaged in racial discrimination when throwing african-american jurors out of the jury pool. this is curtis flowers. he was convicted for a 1996 murder in mississippi where four people were killed in a furniture store. what's interesting about this case is that curtis flowers has been tried six different times since that murder in 1996. his most recent conviction in 2010. over the six different times that he's gone to trial, two of those juries were hung. so the case was tried again. and then in three of the cases, this district was found to have improper racial motivations in choosing the jury. the supreme court saying for this final time, overturning this conviction of curtis flowers, saying that yes, in fact the district attorney had improper racial motivatio

jodi schneider joining us from hong kong with the latest on politics in the u.s.hart that i think is fascinating. this is around sentiment in the farming industry in america, and it shows a clear trump bump in 2016. doesn't it show a very clear inp off more recently china perhaps? another index worth watching. this is an agricultural barometer. matt: seems they were very happy. i'm from ohio, so i know this sentiment quite well. as these terror of discussions role on and agricultural -- tariff discussions roll-on, they are less interested in in backing him. you have to wonder what he's going to make of that. anna: indeed. let's talk about central banking because we then talk about such a banks coming to the rescue. haruhiko corrode a they can deliver more stimulus if necessary. the economy as a whole is doing well but world economies the number of the companies, sort of local banks faced with this growing threat. so, we could -- we might have the potential risks, but at this , we have to carefully monitor the situation if we control and ease of strengthenexpand or

. >> kelly schneider is a professor in the san jose state department of urban and regional planning. >> the last thing we still need is political will, right. so cities like cupertino and palo alto are famous for not allowing housing. >> mayor ocado trailed lightly. city councils will have to come on board before there's any building. >> obviously it's up to negotiation and discussion not just with google but the community and the counsel. >> now that one tech giant has stepped forward politicians and stake holders are hoping others will follow and put money in places where there are only small signs of change. fox 2 news. >>> right now 4:26 president trump launched his 2020 campaign in the sunshine state but data show a grim picture for the president. we'll break down those findings. >> plus man. what visitors can encounter when they reach black rock desert. >> highway 24 looks good all the way to the tunnel. >> well inland temps jumped yesterday but it looks like they'll ease back today. we'll show you how much. not much change for the coast but what about going forward. we'll take

jessica schneider, thanks so much. let's bring our panel back in.hat axios and hbo airs on our sister channel, hbo. so it's the fact that the president's son-in-law was not able to say that he would alert the fbi if he received similar outreach from the russians is pretty remarkable. did it surprise you? >> it's astonishing. look, you can be in the trump white house and you can claim that mueller didn't establish a concrete case for the conspiracy question, the collusion question, but what mueller said quite clearly in his last public comments is that russia interfered with the election and hacked into email servers, attack one candidate in favor of donald trump and that the country needed to be prepared for the next time. clearly this white house is not prepared for the next time. and it's no wonder that jared kushner couldn't get a security clearance without the help of his father-in-law when he makes statements like this. >> and kristen, it does seem as though, based on everything we're seeing from kushner, giuliani, the president himself, that t

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cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider is in washington. busy day. what else are we learning?im and poppy, not wading into this gun debate. they will not hear two separate challenges to the national firearms act. these were challenges from people who had been prosecuted under the law, one of them in particular for not properly registering his gun because had it a silencer. by the supreme court not taking these cases, this will essentially maintain these decades-long restrictions on silencers under this law. silencers had to be registered. they were also taxed. we saw silencers, the issue of it, thrust back into the spotlight in the end of may when a gunman killed 12 people in virginia beach. he had a handgun with a silencers, and interestingly, many victims of the shooting recounted how the silencer made the gun sound like a nail gun. one witness put it, and they talked about if it had actually sounded like a regular gunshot, they might have known sooner, they could have had more lead time to escape. the issue of silencers has come back into the spotlight, but the supreme cour

jodi schneider, our senior international editor covering, always covering. continue to go to her for commentary. anna, you are on downing street covering the president's trip to the u.k. he of course had this amazing state dinner yesterday with queen elizabeth ii as well as the rest of the royals, i guess. now he's getting down to business and talking about trade deals with britain. >> indeed. he's talking about trade globally. the prospect of a u.k.-u.s. trade deal is something that the president dangled tantalizingly on twitter yesterday, and it will be part of the conversation today. controversially, the u.s. ambassador to the u.k. has said the whole of the u.k. economy will be on the table in the trade conversation. that is not how the government of u.k. sees it. there will be areas where we will see conflicts between the sides. how much can really be achieved on trade is also part of the conversation. no doubt get a mention, as well as leadership of the conservative party. we will be keeping and i on the agenda, whether he will be meeting nigel farage o

a justice department run by bill barr hand picked by president trump and as jessica schneider reportsecial treatment for a person connected to the president. >> any reaction, mr. manafort. >> reporter: convicted chairman paul manafort is most likely not going to the notorious rikers island state prison after the justice department got involved. in a letter dated june 11th, newly installed deputy attorney general jeff rosen, bill barr number two, stepped in to ensure the manhattan district attorney was looking at a request for paul manafort's lawyers. he wrote paul manaforts lawyers proposed he remain in federal cust but be made available for new york for the prosecution of the state criminal matter, continuing, the department would like to know if your office has a response. former federal prosecutor shan wu said the deputy a.g. involvement is unusual. >> that is really something usually completely in the realm of the bureau of prisons, and the deputy would have no need to become involved in that. >> reporter: the doj does oversee the bureau of prisons and a senior doj official said t

correspondent jessica schneider has more on this. jessica, walk us through the major findings in this report. >> reporter: you know, brianna, the inspector general singled that new jersey detention center out, the same one that fired the kitchen manager on the spot for immediate risks or egregious violations and at that same facility inspectors found open packages of raw chicken leaking blood, slimy, foul-smelling lunch meat and moldy bread, and that's just one facility here. investigators from the inspector general's office, they made surprise visits to four different facilities in california, colorado, louisiana and new jersey where they found a number of violations, including mold and unsanitary bathrooms, even braided bedsheets that they referred to as nooses in cells that can be used in suicides, and they also cited inadequate outdoor space. this is all found over the course of seven months at the end of 2018. now, remember, these are detention centers for undocumented immigrants. most of them are not criminals, and the ig stres

sala schneider is 10 years old, and she's on top of the world.. >> i just can't believe i just did that. >> the youngest person ever to scale el capitan mountain in yosemite. all 3,000 feet of it. the nose route which took her five days to scale is one of the most challenging vertical rock formations in the world. back in the '50s it was considered unclimbable. but not for 4'2" sala, who reached the peak of el cap with her dad and his friend. the previous record was held by an 11-year-old boy. how did sala do it? >> our motto was how do you eat an elephant? small bites. one piece at a time, one move at a time, one day at a time. >> reporter: sala's whole family thinks climbing rocks. her mom and dad met and fell in love climbing el cap 15 years ago. now their oldest child of four making history in that same spot. if you're wondering how a 10-year-old celebrates setting a record on one of the most dangerous mountains in the world? >> we went down to the pizza deck. >> reporter: a pizza party, of course. a very well deserved pizza party. sala says

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indeed still a long way to go in all this for a moment and a yellow to live for in miami our bill schneider is a public policy professor at george mason university he says it was a strong 1st showing in a crowded race. well i don't think this debate serve to cull the field it probably expanded it because voters for the 1st time democrats across the country got an impression of some of the minor candidates who have not made much of an impression work very well known who i thought did very well tonight principally governor jay inslee of washington whose issue is climate change i thought he got got out the best single sound bite of the night the biggest threat to the security united states is donald trump. americans obviously democrats are going to choose someone to run against donald trump the biggest qualities they are looking for is the electability someone who can win and that's why joe biden is at the top of the list he's from milieu he's been around an awfully long time which is both a plus and a minus he has experience and he's a normal politician i would say the word democrats and vote

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could have been even better for brazil had and the rest not had a penalty save by keeper sidney schneider in the 1st half there was a scare for england after taking the lead in their opening group game against old rival scotland a penalty from the key to paris awarded by v.a.r. was added to by a 2nd from and white but scotland pulled one back through clay emsley and left in them holding on for a 21 victory. and it's only cause an upset with the dramatic last gasp victory of australia i beg your pardon sam because 1st world cup goal put the matildas ahead but it all changed in the 2nd half when barber but nancy equalized for the italians and in the final minute of injury time but n.c. would pounce again to snatch a $21.00 victory. portugal or the netherlands will be crowned the champions of the inaugural new way for nations league later finally just kicking off a very important england keeper jordan pick food was the hero as they finished in 3rd place at the tournament he scored and saved a penalty as they beat switzerland on spot kicks after they play off finished goalless. india have lai

across from daniel schneider is live for us in rio daniel just explained sue is why this tournament does have guest teams from from other consonants. but i think more than anything else it's a mathematical problem there are 10 countries in common with all of the south american football association tennis no very good number for forming a championship so they tend to invite foreign outside nations traditionally mexico united states occasionally countries from central america like costa rica up on them are been invited in the past japan also have appeared before 999 the 1st time guitar has has come to the tournament but really to make up the numbers to 12 there was talk of bring it to 16 in the end they decided against that it's 12 for now perhaps 16 in future future top the months but that's that's the main reason but also just to bring in a little bit of color these countries play america quite frequently so it's good to bring in a little bit of outside. of the outside talent a little bit of a different way of playing football i would say a little bit of a little bit of color to the talk

our senior international editor jodi schneider.eing vladimir putin giving a boost to the troubled huawei company in china. i: both china and russia have reason to deepen their ties because they have escalating tensions with the u.s.. we heard about how the u.s. and china trade war is not going away. there are tensions over huawei,gy, like with and china has warned its citizens about travel to the u.s., and there are concerns having troubles getting visas renewed. on huawei. they have signed 30 documents, some on trade, some other agreements, but one increases russia's ties on huawei's 5g technology. paul: one of the themes that broadly encompassed this is the potential emergence of a new cold war, if you like. does this development add weight to that theory? jodi: one would think. part of this is china and the u.s. not having the same kind of trade relationship that may have in the past. there is russia as well. russia's ties with the west in general have cooled since the ukraine situation. there is increasing need for russia to ha

and sela schneider has just become the youngest person to climb the slope.guides her every step. >> woo! come on! >> reporter: she is just 10 years old. but the mountains have been right there her entire life. using safety gear, ropes, harnesses and a helmet, she gives that thumb's up. she navigated el capitan, stopping only to rest, camping overnight on a ledge. >> we got to kind of hang out together, spend some time on ledges, just relaxing, talking, talking about the world, talking about life, talking about just the river below and the trees below and just, like, having a good time. all right, last pull to the anchor. >> reporter: after five days, she makes it to the top. modest and suddenly overcome. >> how do you feel? >> sad. >> reporter: why? that's your first happy crew? >> yeah. >> i just can't believe i just did that. >> reporter: and after all that work, how did she celebrate? >> we went down to the pizza place. >> reporter: a well deserved pizza, everything on it, proving she is just 10 years old, after all. she earned that pizza. rooting u what

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right, jodi schneider, thanks for joining us.tegist guide to the tweet -- to the g20. we will talk to sean keller. he is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ all: let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. blackstone is closing on more than $12 billion for its infrastructure fund anchored by money from saudi arabia. the total will be finalized in the coming weeks and the fund will be blocked to new investors until a certain amount is to point executors have expressed confidence that blackstone's path will reach $40 billion over the long term. tests on the boeing 737 max 8 revealed the new safety threat that appears to be unrelated to the two fatal crashes that have grounded the plane around the world. the faa found that the failure from a microprocessor could cause the jet to dive in a way that pilots had difficulty recovering during simulator tests. the issue has not [indiscernible] boeing has been ordered to make changes. the newspaper says apple will make investments through china's harvest group. screenll support t

let's discuss this with our senior international editor, jodi schneider.es there could be some sort of break or thawing of relations at the g20, but this is not certain. >> that's right. a deal said they would meet on the sidelines, there's no real , butule diplomatic meeting president trump now seems to be almost threatening or is threatening that if the meeting does not occur, and it is unclear what sort of meeting he wants, that he would raise the tariff against china on these $300 million worth of goods. be a bit ofpear to fun other strategic move by president trump. he likes to threaten and then try to get something he wants. if he gets somewhat there, he can't take that threat off or delay the threat as we just saw with the mexican tariffs, where he came up with the threat and when mexico said they would do what they already agreed to do, he went back and said ok, he would not impose the tariffs. this appears to be a move that he would like to be more of a meeting that has already been scheduled. at this point, it looks strategic. looks like he is tr

paul: jodi schneider, thanks for joining us. in on what's moving in the markets right now and get over to sophie american in hong kong -- sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. sophie: we have some tech shares slipping this morning as we did seen mizuho downgrade a group. theo electron following most since january this morning. these stocks under pressure on mizuho' downgrade. sanother mover in sydney that i want to highlight is pilgrim minerals. 9.6% this falling morning, after the company moderated its output outlook. paul. paul: thanks very much. still to come, the 737 crisis has landed at the paris air show. what the ceo things about the way boeing has handled the issue. shery: the fed meets this week. our next guest says the markets may not have it right on rate cuts. this is bloomberg. ♪ cuts. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "daybreak asia." i am shery ahn in new york. paul: i am paul allen in sydney. the mass protest in hong kong at to the worries faced by investors. political risks weigh on sentiment. margaret, thanks very

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venn schneider thank you for joining us give us a little more detail around your rationale, how this business is going to pit into your portfolio good morning, jewel yeah an announcement we called it a landmark step for infineon going forward accelerating and strengthening of our growth which we haven't sen it there is the real and the digital world. cypress is ideally suited to enhappens our strategy with its leading suit of micro controllers and connectivity components as well as software ecosystem, it will broaden our scope significantly. combined with our world class power component, sensors are -- and security know who he, and just in a nutshell, the new infineon been a 1,000. the total of the market is 45 billion plus for years the eighth largest securi security. >> now the price you paid for this deal represents a 46% premium. your stock is down right now nearly 6%. how do you justify that price to investors? >> yeah, so the price has a lot of different elements to it. >>> first of all, cypress is not new to us. this is a company we are following for a long time. if you look a

. >> reporter: kelly schneider is a professor in the san jose state department of urban and regional> the last thing that we still need is political will. so cities like cupertino and palo alto are famous for not allowing any housing. >> reporter: city councilsville to come on board before there's any building. community and will council. >> reporter: now that one tech giant has stepped forward, politicians and stakeholders are hopings others will follow and put money in places where there are only small sign was change. looking into the temperatures. these other highs from today. they bear looking at again. i think that's where tomorrow's numbers go. fog out there, already in the livermore valley. the inversion deep. over almost 2,000 feet deep in places. spilling all the way into the dealta. we're seeing it in concord. strong winds pushing it up into the delta, past discovery bay. and the greens representing the sea breeze. that wind, that moist air. that fog. and look how far inland it irfield, 61 degrees right now. and that's about 2 degrees cooler than last night because of the