sec. sanders: good afternoon. the president will be transit -- traveling to kansas city july 24. he will address the veterans of foreign wars convention. he is committed to our veterans and ensure veterans are given the support they deserve. the president will look forward to being with more than 4000 veterans in attendance. yesterday, the u.s. senate confirmed randy quarles as vice chair at the federal reserve. nominationtunate his was continually delayed. there are still three more nominees to the fed who have yet to receive a vote. it is inexcusable that democrats have delayed confirming nominees . and even worse example is the nomination of don stumped to be commissioner on the commodity futures trading commission. there is no opposition to her, yet she has been waiting 400 days for a vote. stopge senate democrats to these unnecessary delays and confirm these qualified nominees. lastly, on behalf of the president and the white house, we offer prayers for the united agent secret service

the sec proposal does not do that. i am going to urge the chairman to ensure the sec final rule protect investors from unscrupulous actors. it has been reported you have a plan, you and i talked about this, based on some of the bills i remain concerned this package may contain bills that could weaken investor protection, given any legislation to make the job of the secretary that -- make the sec's job that much harder. i am looking forward to chairman clayton and his ability to express his concern to this committee about any views he deems potentially harmful. i look forward to hearing from him throughout this process. i think you and give back the balance of my time. >> the chairman will recognize the gentleman in michigan. thank you, mr. chairman. finally our economy is starting to fire on all cylinders. i had the opportunity to meet with a number of members from michigan yesterday and they echoed that sentiment. moving forward it is my goal to continue to promote policies that strengthen our economy and provide more

sec. pompeo: i had a number of conversations with president trump about what transpired. i also had the chance to speak with sergey lavrov twice reporter: -- sen. menendez: did you speak to the translator at that meeting? have you seen any of her notes? sec. pompeo: no. senator, i have had lots of notetakers and translators. i never relied on the work they did. it does not need to be done here. sen. menendez: did the president discuss relaxing u.s. sanctions on russia? u.s. policy with respect to sanctions remains completely unchanged. sen. menendez: i asked a very specific question? did he discuss relaxing russian sections are not? sec. pompeo: i am telling you what u.s. policy is. sen. menendez: you told me you had a conversation with him when he told you what transpired. know sokers deserve to that we can fashion policy accordingly. putin he would release or relaxed sentience? -- relax sanctions? what you need to conduct your appropriate role i will provide you today. i can confirm to y

would be counter to the sec core mission. and i would like to hear from you what you believe congress should be considering as we are looking at addressing this issue. >> thank you. i think he described it very well. the supreme court determined the disgorgement was a penalty. therefore, the five-year statute of limitations that applies to penalties applies to the disgorgement remedies. i believe in the statute of limitations. i think they serve a very important role. what does bother me about that decision from a practical point of view is the most well concealed fraud may fall outside of that limitations period. and i think the sec should be in the business of getting money back for investors who are subject to the kind of fraud upon that schema were not. and a possible way to do that is to give us restitution authority in the circumstances. let me be very direct. i think that we should have authority to get people back their money in those cases. i do think we should bring cases quickly. statute of limitations striving to

sec. perry: that is an interesting observation that you make. i don't want to get into, fall into the trap like the fella who gave the peak oil speech where we take a snapshot in time and say this is the world we live in. because innovation -- we may find copious amounts of resources that we are able to extract in india, for instance. we were talking about the technology working in the marcellas and the other places in the country. we don't know were all these resources are. somebody told me the other day feetey drilled 2600 horizontally in one day. these are stunning numbers we are seeing today. their ability to explore and deliver these resources cheaply. what'sh that said, happening on the nuclear energy side, the highly efficient, low emission technology that is coming out of the coal industry. the renewables on the wind and solar side. all of this is happening at once and giving the citizens of the world some real opportunities and options that nobody thought possible. david: do you t

sec. kamp-kerrenbauer: that is a good question because in the federal states in germany we are responsible for the education system. we are responsible for what you call the workforce. we are responsible to deal with the question, how can we make better and better education on the challenge of digitalization? must we improve the school system? what issues do we have to deal with? has little to do with the national level. that the states have to do. i think there are a lot of experiences that we can share together. gov. sandoval: what is an example of how you are doing that? how are you addressing that skills gap? gen. sec. kamp-kerrenbauer: it is not so easy in germany way we have certain thatal with the situation each federal state works on its own. way, inhis in a certain a common system. the main issue is what will it mean for school education? how do have to change what we are teaching in our schools. what are the skills to get successful people for the future? people that have respons

and have you ever discussed any company's gun policies with the sec staff? >> not that i recall. >> so you never had any sort of conversation in regards to any gun policies with any -- >> i'm thinking because, you know, people have disclosure. they make disclosures, but have i -- are you asking like gun policy in earlies of it sec policy, vis-a-vis -- >> absolutely, yes. >> again, no. >> as i stated before, a republican member of the sec, michael piowar threatened citigroup, back in april, saying because of their private gun policies that the bank lacks support for their agenda at the sec. not only is that unethical, that is illegal. so i'm asking you as the chairman, have you ever had that type of conversation? >> that report and that incident, i'm not going to discuss that. that's been the subject, raised before and as i said, the question of whether there should be an investigation is on the table and, it is inappropriate for me to discuss anything related to that subject but as far as your other questions to me,. >> let me ask you this. are you aware of

my those letters to the sec and speak up. we are honored today to be joined by a distinct panel to have a much broader conversation about share buybacks and as soon as the stages ready invite them to come up and join us. we have been harris who is a visiting associate from the northwestern university, former chief economist vice president biden who is a distinguished record of research in leadership at a range of think tanks here in washington dc. please come to the stage. [inaudible] the deputy director of the federal tax policy at the center for budget has a priorities and i will sit right here so take a seat anywhere else. allison omens, and a former senior advisor for focusing on capital markets as well as other engagement issues and for secretary of labor tom perez. a visit, those of us remember when labor secretary perez announced the fiduciary duty role in the rules to protect investors from various conflicts of interest with their brokers. allison was right at the heart of getting it done and we know it's troubling to

the sec has put a finger on the skill. our goal is reservedpr that ability about unreasonable charges while promoting an incentive to get more fiber at. the result speak for themselves. if you look about opening statement for the first time over 50% of mid-to large size commercial buildings in the transfer connectedec to fiber. we want everyone of those buildings to be connected with fiber. we think this light touch market approach thats start with in the late 1990s is a right way to go. >> let me ask you one last question, chairman pai. you are aware of chairman whitens letter to the fcc. on may 18 senator wyden calling you to recuse yourself an investigation based on your password representing them. have you recused yourself? >> i have not in consultation with the office ofe general counsel. >> did you get an>> opinion from the fcc as to whether or not you should recuse yourself? >> yes, i did. >> thank you. >> mr. walden, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. i appreciate again the commissioner

it's not clear if this unusual application will satisfy the sec. they rejected the application on the grounds that most of the trading occurs outside the country on unregulated exchanges that are subject to fraud and manipulation this is a simple issue now, how can another bit coin etf applicant come in and say they won't have a similar problem this is a high barriered entry the sec has erected. bit coin is still trading below where it was prior to the sec's announcement on thursday >> good to see you as well what do you think? >> i think bob's spot on, the issue the sec has right now, we don't have a regulated u.s. exchange i think we have that, then the odds of an etf getting approved are better for 2019 i think given the current state of the market. the odds of approving something in 2018 very low >> for more on this, let's bring in the co-founder and ceo, hunter horsley he just filed for a crypto etf that looks to change the sec's mind by being more diversified welcome. you're looking to do what no man has done before. why do you think your mod

the sec is an agency. and there is no dispute that the agency could appoint the aljs, but the agency has not chosen to -- they have chosen to appoint the other aljs. so that talks about the clause in the constitution which says if the president can appoint officers with the advice with advice and consent of the senate, but as to inferior officers, they may invest the inferior officers in the courts of law and in the heads of departments. so if these are inferior officers, they must be appointed at a minimum the head of the department. and we're all assuming because the court said so in that case in 2011 that the commission itself could serve as the head of the department. if instead aljs are just employees, they are no different than the janitor who sweeps the floors at the sec, then they don't have to be appointed in accordance with the constitutional procedure at all. they can be hired pursuant to the law. this case came up with the administrative law and went to the d.c. circuit with a long-standing pre

disputes a lot of the that come before the sec. agency.is an there is no dispute that the agency could appoint these aljs. the agency has not chosen to do so. they decided to have their chief alj, who is not confirmed by the senate, or appointed by the president, appoint the other aljs. that implicates the appointments clause, which says the president can appoint officers by and with consent of the senate, but as to inferior officers, congress may best the appointment of inferior officers given the president alone, in the courts of law, or at the heads of departments. officers,re inferior they must be appointed by the head of a department, at a minimum. we assume because the court said so in a case in 2011 that the case could serve as the head of a department. if aljs are just employees, they are no different than the janitor who sweeps the floor's at the sec, then they don't have to be appointed in accordance with the constitutional procedure at all. they could just be hired pursuant to law. this case came up through the administr

will seek a longer comment period you know back in january, the sec sent a letter to the etf industrying 31 questions that would need to be answered before the bitcoin etf several bitcoin etfs have been refiled recently to answer some of these questions including the proposal and my bet is that today's delay by the sec indicates that the sec is still not satisfied with the answers and they'll continue to delay approval meantime there,'s a new entry for the bitcoin etf race and the active management filed a registration statement for a publicly offered cryptocurrency etf. it will not just track bitcoin and it will track the path way of the ten largest cryptos and this is the first application for an index bitcoin etf my bet, a bitcoin etf may come eventually, but not imminent back to you, melissa. >> thank you >> bob pisani at the nyse. >> our very own crypto baller says there is one more key hurdle. >> brian kelly joins us to tell us what that is. >> hi, melissa so, yeah, these are the hurdles that bitcoin has to get to so this to me feels like a very real rally and it feels like we'r

sec. panetta: it is good to be with you david. david has tracked me for a long time here in washington and we have always had a great relationship. i think you for doing this -- thank you for doing this. i worry about where this is headed. it is, in many ways, it fits a pattern for the president. this president who is not steeped in history or steeped in foreign policy is someone who likes to react, obviously, based on his gut instincts/ his reaction -- in stinks. his reaction -- it is always to create chaos. column in theyour washington post, which is this new york developer mentality. that has been most of his life. ofis to operate on the basis challenging people, criticizing people, the manning things, and ultimately, the more that he can antagonize and create disruption, people will come back to the table because there is money on the table and they will try to work out a deal. the problem i see is that he , bytes this chaos, which the way, i understand chaos can be helpful. what conce

a body that exists within the sec. and the sec appoints the pcalb members each of whom was insulated by for cause removal on the supreme court and said double for cause removal is permissible. so what about alj's also protected by removal if they're appointed by the sec and if they have removal is that the same type of process. so the court's holding strictly speaking is that the way they are set up by the sec and they must be appointed at a minimum by the heads of departments so everything they had been doing is invalid. the sec has now appointed all of the aljs and retroactively blessed as many things as they could do and sent as many other things as they still had open back for reconsideration by proper appointment but that may not be a good enough strategy. this is a opinion for a majority of the court. you don't see her splinter in from the other justices on the left side of the court very often. justice brier has a middle ground commission. just as kagan manages to write this as precedentee as a way it is to writ

vote, the sec vote, 3-1. melissa, back to you. >> it sounds like the sec is saying bitcoin is a fraud. >> it's not a frau -- they were very careful in seaing we're not saying that there is something wrong with the whole block chain. he thinks these are promising technology, but over and over again, we are finding that they are indeed subject to fraud and manipulation and the fact that it's an unregulated offshoer market, basically, they're saying you want us to approve something where all of the trading is in an unregulated market, it doesn't sit well with my mission i'm sitting at home and thinking what bitcoin can be manipulated is that true >> the sec's job is to make sure they're protecting the retail investor and this is the foremost most important thing that they have so i can understand. i don't think there are expectations for things to be approved and there ask a place for this to be a trance earn vehicle and to allow the next to come in with confidence and they're drawing a lean in the sand and i th

what about alj's, who are protected from removal, if they are appointed by the sec, and if the sec commissioners are protected from a removal, does that create the same kind of problem? so the court heard the case, and wound up deciding the case in favor of the challenger, but not reaching this removal question. so the courts holding is that aljs, the way they are set up by the sec, officers of the united states, and must be appointed at a minimum by the heads of departments. so everything that the sec aljs had been doing is invalid. the sec has now appointed all of the aljs and retroactively blessed as many as they could do and set as many other things as they still had open back to the aljs for reconsideration by a proper appointment. but as we'll talk about, that may not be a good enough strategy. this is an opinion by justice for a lopsided majority of the court. and justice kagan, you see her opinion joined by the five more conservative justices, which is anen usual lineup. you don't see justice splintering from the other justices on the left side of the court very often. justice briar has

on the whole we have about 50 treaties being prepared with euro-sec.e have good prospects in working together with china. of onehina initiative belt, one road inw orking with euro -- in working with euro-sec complement each other. harmonoizing this project will provide a strong foundation for a greater asian partnership for economic cooperation free from all sorts of barriers. this is the logic we should also use in developing our relations with the european union. despite current difficulty the e.u. remains one of our key trade partners. we have a lot of economic interests in common with the e.u. for decades, we have been developing together our transport infrastructure. all the business project we was with europe including, for example, northstorm two are commercial. there is no political subtext to it. the key to ensuring security and stability in europe is in expanding cooperation and rebuilding trust, not in deploying new military bases and military infrastructure close to russian borders which is what is happening right now. such aggressive actio

>> yeah, listen, everyone is reading tea leave hees here to anticipate, and in 2019 the sec will beughtful and take some time, but listen, the cat's already out of the bag here. retail investors are getting exposure to bitcoin and crypto through company cans can like coin base and institutional investors are getting exposure to crypto via bitwise asset management in coin base and meanwhile, europe already has crypto etps, right so the things already exist on the market and that innovation is going elsewhere if the sec gets onboard soon. >> it looks leak a cold summer out in san fran, take it easy. >> you guys are allocating across platforms and across tokens and what's the most exciting part of this space right now? >> you know what it's from equity s.t.a.r. kittyo my point of view we've shifted our focus considerably toward traditional equity investments and we are finding great opportunities there. >> spencer, we'll leave it there. thanks a lot good to see you. >> thank you very much >> block chain capital >> i think the headline that explodes the whole crypto universe is around c

erik: then that means the general counsel's are dumb enough to be misled by the sec.rad: i don't blame companies that trust that the new york stock exchange, who is their regulator from the listing standpoint, is going to to servermislead them commercial business interest. i think some people trust the new york stock exchange, and in this instance, that trust has been abused. if the sec issues guidance, do people question the nature with which they are issuing that? they are, they are a self-regulatory group. julie: that was our exclusive interview. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: "what'd you miss?" but itomi ipo was hailed was a rocky start for the company's first-ever trading, going down as much as 6% in hong kong. we had a little glitch in the first day chart, but it was not a happy debut. but the expectation and the hype were huge going into this, so what happened, there was obviously a disconnect. with thisnot discount company has managed to do. they been around for only eight years. the problem was they came out swinging, saying we are and internet co

sec. azar: so, as kay just said, people is policy. you know, it's a bit of a cliche, but cliches usually have the benefit of being accurate. so, as i've built the structure that i'm using at hhs, what i've tried to do is ensure that we have the ability to perform on those over 300 programs and 1.3 trillion dollar budget to make sure we're able to deliver and operate well. but i hope you heard from my remarks, i'm talking about major fundamental comprehensive transformation of our health care system and human services approach. that's very hard to do. there are very few leaders who can both run the perform and transform at the same time. so, what i've done is created four senior advisor positions reporting directly to me, individuals to drive each of the four key transformation areas that we're focused on so that they're just-- that's all they think about. they wake up in the morning and they're not worried about whatever the latest regulation is that has to get out. fda approving a drug, et cetera, they focus only on that transformati

the sec questions a media merger and japan signs a trade deal with the eu.pelling conversations. donald trump's 2020 campaign manager speaks exclusively with bloomberg and says social media didn't put the president in the white house. >> when president trump won, facebook is .1% that deliver his message. shery: this is bloomberg. ♪ leaders in global aviation came together this week at -- international. other manufacturers announced major deals with airlines. -- on the brexit proposal. sky johnson was there and spoke with several top executives, starting with boeing ceo --. >> aerospace is growing. it is a positive trade policy. some things that have happened in the demo the administration, regulatory reforms and added momentum. their concern about some of the discussions right now around trade. our aerospace business thrives on global trade. we will find solutions as alternatives and tariff discussions that have been going on. >> when you talk to the white house talk to the present, without a feedback do you get? what is he saying to you? >> the of a sea of

sec. pompeo: i'm glad that they are continuing to meet, and if the meeting takes place in washington, it is all to the good. gary: not all republicans arer happy, and as ponents, they see the whole approach as a betrayal. mr. kerry: i found it shocking. i found it to be one of the most disgraceful, remarkable moments of kowtowing to a foreign leader by an american president that anyone has ever witnessed. it wasn't just that it was a kind of surrender, it is that it dangerous. the president stood there and did not defend our country. gary: while the politicians get stuck e comedians cannot resist it either. >> second meeting? second meeting, because the first one went so well. it is like the exciting sequel cong out this summer, "titanic 2: here we go again." gary: after a turbulent week, it off to his golf club for the president, with the political and diplomatic establishment reeling from uncertainty. gary o'donoghue, bbc news, washington. jane: while we heard the u.s. secretary of state

sec. pompeo: the level of corruption by the iranian leadership is something resembling the mafia, not a government. while it is ultimately up to the iranian people to determine the direction of their country, the united states in the spirit of our own freedoms will support the long ignored voice of the iranian people. >> you kidnap cldren! barbara: not the voice of a protester, though. sec. pompeo: - despitedespite the regime -- barbara: the boos showed mr. pompeo had a sympathetic audience, opposition activists encouraged by his aggressiveev stance though he did not talk about changing the regime, just its behavior. >> the only way you can change it is to remove them.di i think that hsay it, but not directly. we have an old expression in iran, you speak to tl but the ceiling understands. barbara: you understood what he was saying? >> absolutely. barbara: southern california is home to a quarter million iranian americans. they call this neighborhood tehrangeles. getting them on board with

the sec takes 45 days to make a decision a lot of people are assuming we'll get a decision on or before15th or so a positive verdict would lead to another runup on bit coin. i don't think so i've interviewed the chairman of the sec and they've made it clear to me, they are taking a go slow approach on the whole bitcoin thing. they're not going do take the risk of being called up on charges in front of congress my guess is that the sec will not deny the request, but they will extend the comment period they will cite their previous security concerns about break-ins and threats of wallets. by the way, there's also some very real custodian questions that have not been settled here, other parts of the bitcoin juggernaut keep rolling on back to you, melissa >> thank you, bob at the new york stock exchange. is the bit coin rally here to say? >> b.k. hopes so he's making his way over to the plaza to give us the latest. >> i hope so i also hope there's an etf i think the chances of etf in 2011 are relatively low. there are quite a few things, that doesn't stop speculation on that that's one reas

. >> but for the sec, trading based on hac information is a huge focus., the agency has two units now dedicated to tracking it down. they declined to go on camera for this story, but in 2016, w tradere trading on hacked information nap data stolen from two new york city law firms and according to the sec, they tw raeked irae raked in. >> he spent two decades working for the ooency. >> we for these different types of malicious actors worldwide who are targeting the financial infrastructure of the united sof america. >> a growing number, he says, are now connecting online and working in teams from all parts of the globe. >> they're learning from each other. there are tutorials many times on how to u the malware. >> you can be a criminal in , nigeria, braz in miami and london and all you have to do is afind the right too services and you can be up and running very quickly. it's almostg pd play. >> if major corporations have their entire crown jewel stolen, a law firm wouldn't be anyone that i would be surprised at. >> matt o'neal is a super asory speciant wi

particularly the ones that stayed with me we went through a difficult period with the sec. we came out exactly what i said come out wouldn't cost them a nickel. would not hurt performance and kind of what happened. in the entire period of the sec's involvement, we were up every year and we were focused i've had a great working relationship with steve einhorn for over 40 years and i'm happy to say that relationship will continue we've agreed to consult our respected family offices and steve is a r very, very smart guy. his input can be very helpful to me going forward >> i reached out to some of those who i know have invested with you through the years and i also reached out to some of the heavyweights if you will of this business to get sort of their thoughts on what you've meant to the industry mario, who i know has been one of your investors and stuck with you through thick and thin, writes to me after lee started his firm in the early '90s, he would grill me on stocks that he thought i had a poor competency in it was though i was his younger teammate he still does that d

the sec has rejected the plan for tv station sales -- the sec has rejected the plan for buying tributethis is an important ruling. lisa: you are right about that. there is so much dealmaking in the media's race. but it goes back to last year when sinclair agreed to buy produce media for the tv stations. it was expected to close out of this quarter or the following quarter. now we have the sec rejecting what is considered to be a controversial plan to win out tv -- spin out tv stations. they owned a bgn in chicago -- own wgn in chicago. station in chicago, they are selling it to a car business whose owner is tied into a sinclair executive. thething similar to stations in dallas and the sec is saying this is not going to meet the ownership limit. sinclair,just hurting but also tribune media. a look at this chart for tribune media, absolutely plunging below the 200 day moving average. you can see why, down 60%, why the tribune media shareholders want this deal to close. it will be interesting to see what happens. netflix is set to report second-quarter earnings after the bell as streaming

desperate need of improvement to education and healthcare services with oversight with oversight from the sec to remain focused on the key priorities to focus the work of this commission and i yield the balance of my time. >> this is the most important responsibility we have on the subcommittee it has been my honor to work with every member of the commission and the strongest capacity possible and moving forward to make sure we work with bipartisan cooperation on the issues so important to the american nation i yield back the balance of my time. >> i recognize the ranking member for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair for holding this overdue hearing and thank you to the witnesses . . . . as opposed to the commission's actions. these rules protected consumers and small businesses as well as entrepreneurs and innovators. i'm happy to say the senate has already passed the resolution restoring these rules and we hope we have a vote on our own resolution here in the house. the rest of the commission has been no better on the essential communications tool for millions of americans including vet

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one is i know you are talking to sec. sonny perdue about the tax bill. at least for us, as mayors, the idea of setting what our income is before we know what our expenses are is crazy. so what we do, i just finished our budget. i am a strong mayor system. i am the ceo of the government as well. what we do is we figure out what it is that we have to do. we make sure that we can do it and we set our income to do that. we invest in infrastructure and get things done. chattanooga has seen results. we have one of the highest wage grosses in the country. the poverty is dropping, those of the kind of things that constituents respond to. at the dc level, we see dysfunction. but across party lines in municipal government, we find that we can get things done and generally people want to see their community move forward. >>> mr. mayor, something you talk about is open and inclusive government. i was reading your address library. you are city government. >>> i think that for us, we understand and local government that we are close to people. one of the things that i

the sec is making it clear here they're concerned about fraud and manipulation of bitcoin.his is done in a largely unregulated offshore market they note most recent data would seem to indicate three fourths of the volume in bitcoin trading occurs outside the united states 95% of it trading occurs on non-u.s. exchanges they expressed concerns about that i would note one other important thing here there is another bitcoin etf that they've filed that it's clear is still under consideration. this is laern ethe most well-known one where do we go from here well, the next step would be an appeal at this point if they happened to the u.s. kpael by the way, they went out of their way to say this does not mean they're making any comment about block chain or bitcoin in general and the fesability about whether or not it's an efficient technolo technology guys, back to you. >> the sec is being very deliberate about this. i don't think many people thought it was a layup, it was actually going to be approved. probably seemed like a little more of a treacherous area to allow investors to i

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sec. sanders: not that i'm aware of. reporter: when is the president going to make the decision on the clearances? ms. sanders: when we have an update i'll let you know. reporter: has the president briefed reporters on what went on in the meeting? ms. sanders: we have put out quite a bit of information on that meeting. reporter: has the president briefed the secretary of state and other officials on what was said between him and putin? ms. sanders: the president has met and spoken with those individuals since his meeting with president clinton. president putin. reporter: is he relying solely on his own memory about what happened in that meeting? ms. sanders: he has met with those people. reporter: but it's about his memory. this is a sit-down with the russian president. ms. sanders: it's not a rarity. it's normal practice for two world leaders to have conversations. david, go ahead. reporter: what about president obama and former vice president biden, are their security clearances being looked at as well? ms. sanders: i'

that game was delayed by the men's semifinal where novak djokovic prevailed in a grueling five sec clash against his big rival rafael nadal the serbian one the final ten eight in the second longest ever wimbledon semifinal three time winner djokovic will now face kevin anderson in sunday's final match the south african defeated john eisner yesterday in what was the longest grand slam in history lasting six hours and thirty six minutes a ceremony has been held here in berlin to remember the chinese dissident and nobel laureate loucheux ball one year after his death the democracy activists died of liver cancer while serving an eleven year prison sentence his wife who had been under house arrest for years was allowed to leave china this week and arrived in berlin a few days ago but she was too unwell to attend the memorial service. because some of the church is located in the eastern part of berlin. it was once a refuge and meeting place for the east german opposition. on friday evening chinese dissidents were commemorated including the nobel peace prize winner lucy albo who died after a lo