paul: ros krasny and amy stillman, thank you.e have great interviews to dive into the implications of trump tariffs. the president and ceo of the which represents communities involving toyota and honda and on the political side we have -- shery: investors embracing -- bracing for a wild ride on monday. investor portfolio manager, why she sees better times ahead for equities in the second half of the year. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ kicks off onweek wall street and investors are on alert as he what impact escalating trade feuds might have on the global outlook. this week will bring economic data, new broker rules and more earnings. su keenan gives us a plate -- a preview. su: morgan stanley says you can see recession by 2020 if the trade war is not resolved very let's go in to fedex which is in the bullseye of the trade pushback from china, they are saying this is a warning if the u.s. doesn't get its act together, let's go into the bloomberg. this may was the second worst for the s&p, going back to the 1960's, the first down month of

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i'm shomari stillman and i will ll you about it all new at 11:00. >> news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >> hi, everybody. first to that breaking news, the trump administration just announcing a major deal with mexico to avoid tariffs. in exchange the u.s. says mexico will launch a big campaign to crack down on migrants at the southern border. in opposition tohis party, president trump planned to impose a 5% tax on all mexican goods on monday. instead he pushed outthis tweet says mexico has agreed to take strong measures. here are some of the highlights of the agreement, according to the state department.ke asylum seers crossing the border into the u.s. wl be rapidly returned to mexico. mexico will allow people into their country for humanitarian reasons. while they await asylum claims to be processed there. nbc white house correspondent kristen westholm. lker mass more to say what she had to say. >> require more resources on the part of mechanics cobweb, more detention centers but bootingte inigence sharing. deploying 6,000 national guard troops. they have come to the table in way

stillman firstly americans as our partners they still don't want good relations with the united states it is the united states which 1st insisted on imposing this you need poland. on the world. that. is trying to shape it into a bipolar one presumably in order to enforce strict block discipline upon those countries which it continues to call its arms you know to me said something to expand upon it i mean when i asked to russia become a junior partner in this parlay here and i think you know what you should kind of reiterate and i think it's really hitting the nail on the head is that there is a trust there's a chinese russia trust right there where there is trust in this relationship there is a lack of trust which when the chinese look at the united states when russia looks at the united states and its allies there's an enormous amount of distrust because words and actions are never matched to hardly ever manage trade in business very rarely you have doing and senior partners because both partners are necessary for each other your sale and something to another person or another company

for like transparency and green and i just wanted to get you guys an opportunity to talk to the stillman the consumers about the transparency of your on a gradient oh ok i will at the long after purina failed to respond to our request we tried again. you don't have a idea of a date but every guys would like for it on. well i will not be responding so i am not sure it's kind of up to. you know when he will receive this lawyer has had the information piri know would not defend their own alleged lack of true transparency we reached out to blue buffalo as well who also refused to go on camera if this really was about transparency and honesty why was no one talking about the market for premium for is growing that fast as a poor pet parents seeking interest and natural food for their dogs and with american part owners expected to spend nearly 2 to 3000000 dollars this year on food for these treasured members of the sam lee the stakes are high the american holistic veteran medical's the scene and conference we have all of these great food suppliers that are there not only discussing the product

here is amy stillman in mexico city. >> it is important to remember mexico is a country where fuel prominentbecome issue here. we see increasing numbers of pipeline taps on the network of pipelines from the state-owned oil company. often, these taps result in explosions that can kill people. we see up to 42 pipelines tapped a day in mexico which is really bad. in this case, january 18, not that long ago, when you had some people tap one of these pipelines. and as a result, gasoline was pouring out of the pipeline, premium gasoline. people from around the area of the state of hidalgo in central states one of the key where these occur people started , gathering. this is a poor area and people saw the opportunity to get free gasoline. the numbers kept increasing and increasing until you saw around 600 people in total there. this also occurred in the middle of a crackdown by the government on this problem. while there were soldiers standing guard over the pipeline, because the crowd had swelled to such a number, they felt they couldn't intervene because it could become a riot. unfortunately, that many

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