lately they've had much expansion and on a global basis suzuki is still there although they don't sell vehicles here in the us they sell off road vehicles so you're going to see more profit margin and that's really what the bottom line is now back to the legal and regulatory beat b.m.w. is reportedly ready to take a hard line and refuse settlement of tartus from the e.u. antitrust authorities the regulators say that a circle 5 companies colluded to block cleaner technologies and besides b.m.w. they say audi dialer porsche and volkswagen were complicit smart to hold out. well volkswagen is volkswagen group volkswagen group encompasses porsche skoda c on a bunch of other brands that includes lamborghini but one of the things to note is that the fall of the german car manufacturers b.m.w. saying we're not going to settle we've got a 1000000000 euros set aside and we're going to try and fight this because the fact is they feel that they have not broken any of the laws and rules again this is going to take a long time to come out this is still from diesel vehicles that are being sold in the

kieko suzuki is a resident of chiba and joins us live via webcam. hit on monday but many without power and water. how have you and your neighbours been affected 7 have you and your neighbours been affected? well, i run a restaurant and my restaurant flooded and some of the roof tiles fell as well. the people are suffering. for example, we buy pork from a pig farm, which is also in my city, and the pigs sta bles fell a pa rt is also in my city, and the pigs stables fell apart and they have no electricity so they can‘t feed the pigs and they need people to help the. also, like, agriculture producers near my region are struggling —— to help. so far the damage to agriculture producers is around 12.6 million, and that‘s expected to increase. notjust my area but another couple of areas nearby, including a nice city, and in one area, a mobile phone tower has been out of service. as you mentioned earlier, people are suffering from heat stroke and they can‘t get real information about what‘s going on, like, overall information. they can‘t get correct informa

to increase their stake in subaru made a similar move to further develop their relationship with suzuki last month what's to yoda's play here and what is the dynamic is there a dynamic sort of driving this little flurry of corporate auto alliances. well when you have a corporate auto alliance what you're doing is saving money so toyota is substantially larger than subaru and suzuki but in sharing platforms with the power trains or technology it lowers the cost for everyone having a stake in subaru that's larger means that they're going to have more profit margin allowing them to expand their line subarus done really well here in the u.s. lately they've had much expansion and on a global basis still there although they don't sell vehicles here in the u.s. they sell off road vehicles so you're going to see more profit margin and that's really what the bottom line is now back to the legal and regulatory beat b.m.w. is reportedly ready to take a hard line and refuse settlement of tartus from the e.u. antitrust authorities the regulators say that a circle 5 companies colluded to block cleane

dan suzuki and michael kushma staying with us. "bloomberg: commodities edge" at 1:00 new york time. where the opportunities are. and -- david: we have it. president trump has tweeted now about the european central bank . "they are trying and succeeding to depreciate the euro against a very strong dollar, hurting u.s. exports. who could fix that? it's the fed. the fed sits and sits and sits. they get paid to borrow money while we are paying interest." alix: to be completely fair, he's not wrong. the euro is lower. the dollar is stubbornly higher. david: he's not wrong at all. on the other hand, i'm not sure it is a good strategy to go into negative interest rates so we can borrow more money as a country. alix: that has not worked out. david: in places like zimbabwe, for example. alix: coming up, turkey's surprise. turkey's central bank delivering a rate cut that exceeds forecasts. could president erdogan actually be right? this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: you are watching "bloomberg daybreak." job cuts on the way at british american t

for us. -- marie to suzuki.ing at 15% per year and exactly the right part of the market. in that growing tomography. suzuki. paul: martin curry, head of investment strategy thank you for joining us. boris johnson is not giving up his break the plan despite the latest tory defection. why this week is crucial for the u.k. prime minister. this is bloomberg. ♪ the u.k. prime minister boris johnson is refusing to back down, despite in other defection from his cabinet. amber red quit -- secretary amber rudd quit. johnson is expected up to head for a general election next month. what can we expect today from boris johnson and what are the ?ndications going to be ech by anyr was a tough week measure and as you mentioned on the heels of his own brother a keyng,, amber rudd, cabinet secretary left. betterot affected get for boris johnson certainly in the next day or so. there will be in other but in the house of commons that he could well lose. earlier on monday -- another vote in house of commons he could lose. to meet w

good to see. >> you thanks, guys. >> dan suzuki of rba. >> love dan. >> we chatted off camera. >>> ihink dan makes excellent points i mean, i have to say that because he agreed with me. con edison making an all time high today up 2% on a lousy tape is grade for con edison but you have to say to yourself does this make sense in the context of a broader market. i agree, i mean, i think you're hanging your hat on fewer and fewer things and if you think the fed is somehow going to bail us all out you have to ask yourself is the fed the fireman that's putting out the fire or are they the arsonist that's adding gas i would suggest it's the latter. >> speaking of safe haven and defensive plays the dollar hitting a two-year high today. metals, gold spiking to a six-year high, silver touching levels not seen as 2016 as a global selloff had investors rushing to safety. our next guest says this red hot trade to get even hotter let's go off the charts with todd gordon. >> first gold i think it's important tolook at what we've done in the last two decades i'm sure you guys at the desk can remembe

in kazakstan where history was made on day 5000000 great the united states defeated japan's hero suzuki in the final the women's 76 kilogram by doing so she became the 1st american wrestler to win 5 world titles. ok and that is all your support for now more coming up later but for now it's back to you. well that's it for this news hour i'm back in a moment though with another 4 bullets and so do stay with us here not 0 and of course there's always a web site you can keep up to date with news. right after that. to strengthen the good you have to shoulder good all the more with your gum still fight against corruption. new chiro church heroes like new who are about to refuse to $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a darker use to shine a light let's make the road to better plage nominate your anti corruption era. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. from the family harvest is navigating dangerous rapids from the time w

of the united states defeated japan's hero suzuki in the final of the women's 76 kilogram. by doing so she became the 1st american wrestler to win 5 world titles grey is now targeting a 1st olympic medal at tokyo 2020. ok that is all your sport for now more coming up later but for now it's back to you sammy buying some. well that brings us to the end of this news hour but you can keep up to date with all those stories we've been telling you about if you simply head over to our web page al-jazeera dot com you can see our lead story about those protests around the world darin is back in about with another 4 shows to stay with us. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told we might go through to the banner we had died last week crossing mexico the united states with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports we can live according to the mission life section of al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you good women documentaries and lie. the budget the more you are with but not just throughout history a lot more from the 1st record its

you know bought ta-ta they own jaguar and they own land rover but there's also a partnership with suzuki when they are letting people go we're reducing production actually stopping production of let go about a 1000000 workers this is a big problem there's also cash crunch is going on and low consumer sentiment the total sales for india is down about 36 percent that's a 10 month continual low in decline and they're trying to do everything they can within the government they've even offered a scrappage policy which we know does not work because it ends up happening is that people with that are wealthy end up purchasing cars and those that are really in need of vehicles aren't you're noticing low decline in s.u.v.s trucks and even to will vehicles which they use a lot of that includes bicycles and scooters but another indicator is you're noticing that even regular goods such as shampoo and spices and so they're also on the decline the only thing that's on the incline is television sets you're looking at washing machines refrigerators and cell phones those are on the increase which is intere

gratitude burke wasn't the 1st young woman to take her fight to the global stage in 1227 colors suzuki's spoke at the u.n. summit in rio de janeiro or just 12 years old let's listen suppose cycles for drastic action. my dad always says you are what you do not what you say well what you do makes me cry at night you grown ups say you love us but i challenge you please make your actions reflect your words thank you. you say you love your children above all else. and yet you are stealing their future in front of their very eyes. until you start focusing on what needs to be done rather than what is politically possible there is no hope. well 7 has gone on to become a prominent environmentalist and she joins us now from gothenburg in sweden 700 very good to have you on the show so very similar messages from children calling on the adults to take the action necessary to protect their future and yet 27 years in between how many times is this message going to have to be repeated well to be honest we don't have another generation to wait this time climate change is here climate change is happening

the suzuki fume. and the plymouth wheeze. race 'em, crash 'em, contribute to greenhouse gases. "hot wheels, trump edition." collect them all. >> this is awesome! ( coughing ) >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, california screamin'. plus, stephen welcomes billy crystal and musical guest thomas rhett featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: woh, oo! good evening! >> stephen: beautiful, beautiful. welcome. welcome, ladies and gentlemen. welcome, one and all, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. look, i know, i know that all of us have been so concerned that, with john bolton gone, there is no national security adviser. there was no one steeped in all facets of international political, military, and economic conflict who could make sense of a dangerous world and give our president the essential information he needed to completely ignore and tweet whatever he wants. ( laughter ) well, everyone can breathe easy, stop worrying,

. >> in the minutes after the attack, this red suzuki pulls up to the garage exit. a wrong exit.a man holding a black hooded sweatshirt gets out of the backseat to check the exit gate before jumping back in. >> we ran the vehicle license check and found one of the vehicles leaving the garage was associated with them. >> detectives trace the red suv to a rental car center. the car was released by gold finger. one of his nephews recently relocated to california and had driven the car for about a month until a few days before the murder. after that, the car was in the care of the ranch hand, a man named jose moya. investigators say it was moya that was behind the wheel but on the tape there seemed to be three people in the vehicle. who were they? a month later, he was arrested and charged with pam's murder. he pleaded not guilty. it turns out, jose knew pam. not only did he work on their ranch, he even had his own living quarters on the property. he knew about the gold. he knew where they stored it. he was trusted to transport the gold back and forth from the business to the home in

mitsuru suzuki a japanese physician and bacteriologist handed out sponge cakes filled with salmon and dysentery bacteria to his colleagues he was eventually linked to an outbreak of typhoid fever and dysentery that sickened 200 people and killed 4. even more dangerous than vengeful individuals or groups bent on destruction. for georgia man have been charged with conspiring to possess a destructive device one of the accused said there is no way for us as publisher to save this country the same georgia doing something highly illegal this wasn't just long taken real steps toward iran carrying out their plans for the alleged plot involved explosions and a deadly biological toxin noticed there was like a little of the us have some other. bioterrorism is a real concern there are certain groups that are motivated and some of those groups are motivated might have a capabilities at some point there's probably going to be some of it some point we are going to have bio terrorist could be potentially serious according to al jazeera and many other reliable news sources al qaeda had progressed much

mitsuru suzuki a japanese physician then bacteriologist handed out sponge cakes filled with salmon and dysentery bacteria to his colleagues he was eventually linked to an outbreak of typhoid fever and dysentery that sickened 200 people and killed 4. even more dangerous than vengeful individuals or groups bent on destruction. for georgia man have been charged with conspiring to possess a destructive device one of the accused said there is no way for us but wish him and to save this country to see him georgia doing something highly illegal this wasn't just hong kong taken real steps toward iran carrying out their plans for the alleged plot involved explosions and a deadly biological toxin noticed there was like a little of the us have some other. bioterrorism is a real concern there are certain groups that are motivated and some of those groups are motivated might have a capabilities at some point there's probably going to be some of it some point we are going to have bio terrorist could be potentially serious according to al jazeera and many other reliable news sources al qaeda had prog

mitsuru suzuki a japanese physician then bacteriologist handed out sponge cakes filled with salmon and dysentery bacteria to his colleagues he was eventually linked to an outbreak of typhoid fever and dysentery that sickened 200 people and killed 4. even more dangerous than vengeful individuals or groups bent on destruction. for georgia man have been charged with conspiring to possess a destructive device one of the accused said there is no way for us is published to save this country the same georgia doing something highly illegal this wasn't just long taken real steps toward iran carrying out their plans for the alleged plot involved explosions and a deadly biological toxin noticed there was like a little obvious have some other. bioterrorism is a real concern there are certain groups that are motivated and some of those groups that are motivated might have the capabilities at some point there's probably going to be some of it some point we are going to have bio terrorist could be potentially serious according to al jazeera and many other reliable news sources al qaeda had progressed

we had xiang li's hotel under surveillance, and he came out and he jumped into a suzuki samurai and tookwe followed him all around the island. and this was very concerning because we didn't know if he was meeting with somebody. >> you go into this, you don't know if he brought other people with him if he was going to be doing surveillance on us. there was always concern that xiang li could have been part of a larger operation and could have been backed by the chinese government. >> from what we knew of him, we thought he was a chinese businessman, but we didn't know. you can never assume that somebody is not dangerous. >> i had a concern as to whether he might obtain a firearm. there's one thing i've learned in a long career is you never know who is capable of violence and who is not. we did have a plan in place for dealing with a contingency like that and the agents were able to follow that car into the hills up until a point until our path was cut off and we decided to stop the surveillance. >> and then we just waited. they broke off that surveillance, and one of the questions we had w

gratitude burke wasn't the 1st young woman to take her fight to the global stage in 19027 colors suzuki's spoke at the u.n. summit in rio de janeiro are just 12 years old let's listen to both calls for drastic action my dad always says you are what you do not what you say well what you do makes me cry at night you grown ups say you love us but i challenge you please make your actions reflect your words thank you. you say you love your children above all else. and yet you're stealing their future in front of their very eyes. until you start focusing on what needs to be done rather than what is politically possible there is no hope. well 7 has gone on to become a prominent environmentalist and she joins us now from gothenburg in sweden 700 very good to have you on the show so very similar messages from children calling on the adults to take the action necessary to protect their future and yet 27 years in between how many times is this message going to have to be repeated well to be honest we don't have another generation to wait this time climate change is here climate change is happening w

gratitude burke wasn't the 1st young woman to take her fight to the global stage in 1227 colors suzuki'sspoke at the u.n. summit in rio de janeiro or just 12 years old let's listen suppose cycles for drastic action. my dad always says you are what you do not what you say well what you do makes me cry at night you grown ups say you love us but i challenge you please make your actions reflect your words thank you. you say you love your children above all else. and yet you are stealing their future in front of their very eyes. until you start focusing on what needs to be done rather than what is politically possible there is no hope. well 7 has gone on to become a prominent environmentalist and she joins us now from gothenburg in sweden 7 hollow very good to have you on the show so very similar messages from children calling on the adults to take the action necessary to protect their future and yet 27 years in between how many times is this message going to have to be repeated well to be honest we don't have another generation to wait this time climate change is here climate change is happe

joining us is dan suzuki and mike santoli is in the house.w what are you doing are you as negative as you -- like the last couple months you've been negative, negative. >> couple of decades. >> yeah, i've been more on the cautious side. if you look at the market, i mean, mike was talking on tv yesterday about how the market's working hard to stand still. if you look at the market over the last 20 months it's gone nowhere. if you look at the performance, it's been all dominated by gold, bonds, the more defensive sector look at yesterday with the market doing actually decently well what are the stocks and what are the sectors that are making all-time highs consumer staples, utilities, real estate, procter & gamble, dollar general these are not signs of a really healthy economy or healthy market and i think that's the i shall issue. >> therefore you recommend investors do what? >> investors need to be taking their foot off the gas peddle, taking risk off the table and continuing to focus on the more defensive sectors now. when we tell people tha