your good morning to these wooden thought for a board sia shop owners trying to protect themselves against possibly violent demonstrations of manifestations that could take place here in the old city of body on today activists have announced and authorized demonstration in the police vowed to dissolve any monies for stations yesterday night already there was a small one and the police fired some rounds of tear gas and also used water cannons $68.00 people arrested but so far the city is quite calm here nobody knows exactly what will happen maybe the militants also will try to march on beer is which is only 6 kilometers from here they want to enter the red zone to make them heard to some of it's of but this is unlikely that the police will let that happen yesterday all of the protests were very peaceful 9000 people marched through and day and 20 kilometers from here and they demanded what they want to demand from the g. 7 more protection of the climate more fight against social injustice in the world right you don't use them to get think you are.

money to save for my pension so can we come back to the stage i don't think so ok let me finish with sia do you feel like you have more agency when it comes to this issue and i do but at some point i do not because we come from different families sentiment is going on as then when you say no but in some cases some of us are actually irresponsible because you get your money for the 1st time and you're like oh ya i have a must have an expensive car i must have an expensive apartment then when you're going in that month in you're like oh no i made all this but you can find cheaper things that you can actually use and money too so you can have money to save and give to your family at the end of the day so i do have but i do not have the question was asked can africa overcome the so-called black tax burden and i think the conversation here has told us that maybe and maybe not either way thank you for watching. thanks as always for bringing us that debate and to all participants as well it's a delicate discussion for a lot of people if that topic hit home for you you can watch a longer version

money to save for my pension so can we come back to the stage i don't think so ok let me finish with sia do you feel like you have more agency when it comes to this issue and i do.

to save for my pension so can we come back to that the state i don't think so ok let me finish with sia do you feel like you have more agency when it comes to this issue and i do but at some point i do not because we come from different families sentiment is going on as then when you say no but in some cases some of us are actually irresponsible because you get your money for the 1st time and you're like oh ya i have a must have an expensive car must have an expensive apartment then when you're going in that month in you're like oh no i made all this but you can find cheaper things that you can actually use and money too so you can have money to save and give to your family at the end of the day so i do have but i do not have the question was asked can africa overcome the so-called black tax burden and i think the conversation here has told us that maybe and maybe not either way thank you for watching. thanks eve as always for bringing us that debate and to all parties appearance as well it's a delicate discussion for a lot of people if that topic he told for you you can watch the longe

and they will face curacao for the overall world series sias united ampionor 2019. that got a little nuttye:o imp group from maui. two great teams in the championship who belonghere. one team fought its way back from the losing its first game. the other team waiting, losing here in the end but fought all the way to that last out. >> karl: marshall louque, two doubles and a triple. reece roussel sets a little league world series record by picking up his 15th hit in this tournament. and they will play another game. brad lung and scott frazier shake hands. we got a good one between two teams that have played six games at a little league world series championship. hawaii played three before today. an nheit steworld series cmpio. that was a decent day of little league baseball. >> kyle: that was fun. you said it, rossy, new orleans has a chance to do something they have never done. >> karl: we'll see you tomorrow when they take on curacao for the championship on abc. for kyle, david ross, julie foudy, karl ravech. so long, everybody. ocean. >> cameras catch a guy greetin

mountain guide got sia wants to take us to the summit. our team is struggling with the thin air at this altitude and we still have hours of ascent to head of us we're following the route taken 2 centuries ago by the famous explorer and naturalist. and really question about timing and i'm really passionate about being in one thing so of course 200 years ago someone as i arrived here and discovered these area and the like of course you fell in love with me then one thing. i can see how missionary he was thinking how he can get to the top if you imagine he didn't know how high he things and just that feel enough to go up and try to measure the month and try to be enough. for. as we follow in the footsteps of alexander one on board our expedition will take us halfway across south america. our journey begins here in ecuador and one of the world's highest capital cities. quito was the window on the heavens he and his companions set up a base in a spanish colonial town their objective to explore the region and document everything they encountere

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ellen: they have been expanding overseas, especially in sia. i think they will be putting forth a strong international growth story. looking at the founder or ceo letter, try to get a better sense from management how they want to spin their story for investor. look how much growth opportunity we have. this is something you want to be a part of. taylor: thank you. barry oxford and ellen huet, thank you for joining me. coming up, a rally for roku. rise as much as 6%. $150 price target. f you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. taylor: roku's price target raised to $150. they touted the company's position within the streaming video market. shares rose as much as 9%, extending an advance to a fourth straight day. we are joined by mark mahaney from san francisco. thank you for joining me. i think my first consensus, reading all the analyst notes, everyone seems pretty bullish on the stock. where do you stand? mark: this was a strong buy for us earlier this

marketshat is "numbered -- that is "bloomberg markets" a sia anchor yvonne man. coming up, on the cusp of a full-blown financial crisis. more on the situation in argentina following the shock election results. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: argentine markets reacted with a vengeance to president macri's loss in primary elections sunday. with us now is laird landmann, manager, and bloomberg's damian sassower. so what happened? concern was that he had very little regard for offshore creditors. what we saw last night was a little bit of a carrot for creditors saying we are not going to default on short-term seven days. argentina is in a very bad place. creditors were basically dumping everything yesterday. we saw implied to default possibilities run-up. definitely a cause for alarm among creditors. taylor: come into the terminal here at gtv because it is now all about the sentry bonds. clearly the bond markets, if you believe that is where the smart money is, doesn't believe that this guy will pay back the debt. do we have any indication that he really will be pay

it's sia's "breathe me." and she looks up in the rear view mirror. so she's looking backwards.body died. and i thought it was brilliant. >> the work on tv is as good as any work that's on a big screen, and so that hierarchy of film and television, i think, has been changed dramatically. partially because of the great work that people did at hbo, and also because of the work they did at a lot of other places. >> oh, yeah, you can't sit there. >> why not? >> that's where sheldon sits. >> he can't sit somewhere else? >> oh, no, no, you see in the winter that seat is close enough to the radiator that he's warm but not so close that he sweats. in the summer, it's directly in a cross breeze. it faces the sell visitelevisio angle so that it's wide enough to see everybody but not so wide that the picture is distorted. >> perhaps there's hope for you after all. >>> the u.s. president in france at the g7 meeting, meeting with boris johnson and others, and different takes on the u.s. trade wars with johnson. cnn is live in france with the latest for you. >>> and lightning strikes a tree a

in the communist they were founders of the weather underground when the students were democrats the sias not radical enough they formed weather underground i read prairie fire which was the manifesto among the people that they dedicate that to there's a bunch of names which the kennedy family god bless them objected to errors getting tenure at the university of chicago he was a professor of education precisely because of that. >> he stilll is. images at university of illinois chicago. that they were as radical as could be so september 11, 2001 per piece on bill ayres is called no regrets where he talks about what a pleasant day it t was when we prompted the pentagon and new york city in washington dc for go that article appeared in the new york times septembe september 112,001. as you're walking through manhattann and the world trade center is falling in the new yorkim times, there is this piece where he boast about the day that they attacked new york and washington that does not suggest he would support 9/11 but he would bag guilty as hell this is america is aou great country he was on

it's sia's "breathe me." and she's looking backwards in the mirror.was brilliant. >> the work on tv is as good as any work that's on a big screen. and so that hierarchy of film and television i think has been changed dramatically. ♪ partially because of the great work that people did at hbo, and also because of the work they did at a lot of other places. >> coming up as an actor, film was the thing, tv was like less than. >> i said bull [ bleep ]. >> so to suddenly be in an era where we could tell these rich stories. >> the entrance has been gained. >> and really create the suspense of them and the trajectory of them. >> get over whatever it is and do your job. >> in ways that maybe we couldn't necessarily in film. i do think that led to where we are now where everybody wants to be tv. >> no! [ laughter ] oh, yeah. you can't sit there. >> why not? >> that's where sheldon sits. >> he can't sit somewhere else? [ laughter ] >> no, no you see in the winter that seat is close enough to the radiator. in the summer it's directly in the path of a cross breeze

to save for my pension so can we come back to that the stage i don't think so ok let me finish with sia do you feel like you have more agency when it comes to this issue and i do but at some point i do not because we come from different families some families can and has then when you say no but in some cases some of us are actually irresponsible because you get your money for the 1st time and you're like oh ya i have a must have an expensive car must have an expensive apartment then when you're going in that month in you're like oh no i made all this but you can find cheaper things that you can actually use and money too so you can have money to save and give to your family at the end of the day so i do have but i do not have the question was asked can africa overcome the so-called black tax burden and i think the conversation here has told us that maybe and maybe not either way thank you for watching. thanks as always for bringing us that debate and to all participants as well it's a delicate discussion for a lot of people if that topic hit home for you you can watch a longer version