tiffany: ¿intentÓ abrir?ella quedÓ sola con sus recuerdos. felicitas: yo no querÍa ni sacar las fotos de mi hijo para verlo. tiffany: ella cumpliÓ con la tradiciÓn religiosa de celebrarle los nueve dÍas y pensaba poner una cruz en el puente donde habÍan encontrado su cuerpo. sin embargo, un dÍa antes de que lo hiciera uno de sus hijos la llamÓ alarmado. felicitas: "ma", dice, "toda la maÑana me han estado molestando". le digo: "¿de quÉ o qué?". "es que me estÁn mandando mensajes por el face, que mi hermano estÁ vivo, que jonathan estÁ vivo, que no estÁ muerto". locutor: despuÉs de una pausa, al recibir noticias de que su hijo supuestamente estaba vivo ella decidiÓ ir en busca de esta remota posibilidad. felicitas: pero aun asÍ cuando llegamos, pues, yo sentÍ miedo tambiÉn porque dije: "¿y si no es? ¿y si es una persona que se llama igual?". [mÚsica] que recuperar. millas al lugar de trabajo. a donde están los amigos... y la familia. o a cualquier otro lugar que imaginemos. millas que nos lleven de vuelta a do

tiffany: una de esas herramientas son los termÓmetros digitales. vista que en esta pandemia la salud de los demÁs es tan importante como la nuestra. teresa: bueno, segÚn las autoridades de salud en todo el paÍs serÁn necesario contratar entre 100 y 300 mil rastreadores de contactos. el candidato ideal es una persona con experiencia en salud o realizando encuestas. por ejemplo, en el censo de poblaciÓn. debe tener excelentes habilidades de comunicaciÓn por telÉfono, preferiblemente que hable mÁs de un idioma. y puede trabajar desde la casa. el salario fluctÚa entre los 12 y 25 dÓlares por hora, y en algunos casos ofrecen beneficios. ya regresamos. locutor: despuÉs de una pausa su hijo naciÓ con una madre subrogada y por semanas le tocÓ vivir la maternidad por telÉfono. josÉ: ya estÁ con nosotros, pero separados infallible fresh wear dura hasta 24 horas. de l'oréal paris. cobertura excelente sin ser pesada. fórmula transpirable que deja la piel fresca, hora tras hora. no mancha. efecto segunda piel. infallible fresh wear de l'oréal paris. protege aun

tiffany haddish.hat and music from featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: how's everyone doing tonight? true story, my hair is getting so long i'm trying to decide if i should cut it or just go full james spader in "pretty in pink." oh, man, look at that guy. what a feathery delight. not a care in the world. he'd never be caught dead spending his summer telling jokes behind a desk while he listen to squirrels bang through the thin attic walls you know what? i might go for it. i might go for it, guys. let's get to the news. president trump tweeted this morning, quote, "buffalo protester shoved by police could be an antifa provocateur 75 year-old martin gugino was pushed away after appearing to scan police communications in order to black out the equipment. i watched. he fell harder than was pushed was aiming scanner could be a setup?" oh, my god what's wrong with you? you tweeted that that's not for twitter that kind of insanity clearly belongs on facebook. you know what

. >>> plus is luxury's biggest deal in danger we will tell you what sent shares of tiffany tumbling today. >>> we're all over the big move in zoom. can this ultimate work-from-home play sustain its red-hot run we start off with facebook front and center today the company holds an all-hands on meeting to address the pack lash over how the company is handling protests breaking out across the nation. let's get straight to julia boorstin with the very latest. julia. >> melissa, mark zuckerberg did defend himself and his stance in that meeting with facebook employees. facebook just issuing a statement moments ago saying open and honest discussion has always been part of facebook's culture. mark had an open discussion with employees today, as he has regularly over the years he's grateful for their feedback "the new york times" reporting that zuckerberg said in this meeting that of the decision not to flag president trump's post, quote, when the looting starts, the shooting starts is what he called a tough decision but that it was pretty thorough zuckerberg reportedly saying that the company's f

katty: tiffany, thank you for doing me.s tiffany so eloquently put it, george floyd is the latest in a long line of black americans to die because of this brutality. clive myrie looks at a toxic mixture of racism and bad policing that let us to this moment. this report contains images you might find his permit. --disturbing. clive: america's original sin perpetuates. the notion of this from sea of what is over blackness as enshrined in slavery. >> where the negroes have come across what resistance, fighting has broken out. clive: it has underpinned the brutality of some of the police. it helps underpin the poverty of and it fundamentally underpins the racial iality in the land. where all are meant to be equal. i have been reporting from the united states for almost a quarter of a century. clive myrie, bbc news, los angeles. it is a generous nation. but for some, the origin sin is still a rule to live by, as slavery morphed into segregation, and civil war battle flags became proud emblems of identity. >> hail hail state poli

i covered tiffany for a very long time, i tend to think that for a very long time, lvmh has look at tiffanyl acquisition target and of got to think it is much more long-term and strategic in nature. challenges, but i don't think it's going to take lvmh away from their longer-term goal. tiffany is trading 184 right now. what is the standalone without lvmh? >> good question. somewhere in the range of $68 to $72. there is significantly less than the price of what the stocks are normally trading. bryant, did we learn anything so far in terms of reopening? i do not recall. question, in the china, yes. in china they are reopening stores, there's a nice rebound in the business. i don't recall specifically any commentary from united states, but given what i've seen throughout retail, i have to assume that they haven't started opening, the process is happening now, market by market. that,ust to follow-up on has the nature of the luxury end of the market changed as a result of what has happened with covid-19? does anything long-term change here in terms of consumer buying habits? >> that's a great qu

to the downside, you have something like tiffany's. aboutof folks concerned luxury spending and what that will mean going forward for the economy. caroline: still with us, anna barton. you were saying that really at the moment, the risk on nature is there in the market. was it right to be? i wanted to talk about technology but it seems to fail me and i needed it. an investor who is sick exposure in a passive way should be aware of. five isosure to top over 20%. how stocks have already outperformed and are trading at a premium. i think ultimately what you were alluding to is growth is the ultimate structural winner. i don't mean it as a style call. the names that have seen higher levels today, they can continue to do well irrespective of that cyclical recovery we are looking for because they are enabling that next leg of growth. we can talk more about the industries that we like. i think that is the ultimate decision that investors have to make, assess the and growth opportunities. basise: on an individual -- individual basis, we are lo

tiffany and lvmh are locked in a dance of will they won't they over a deal that could see lvmh buy tiffanyf $135 a share. despite tiffany shares surging higher, some are betting this deal may fall through. mike khouw is here with the call to action. mike, what are you seeing? >> melissa, we actually talked about this earlier this week on "fast money," risk arbitrageurs and how do we play it, are very big participants in the options markets and we can usually tell about what they're thinking and generally speaking they bet on a deal taking place and what they often will do to take advantage of that is they will buy the target stock and the companies being acquired specifically in situations where you have an all-cash deal like the tiffany deal and try to sell some calls at the target price. in this case, the target price for lvmh is 135, and take a look at the activity that we saw earlier this week, it doesn't look like that at all and we can look at the stock price at all and some of the options activity as people thought that lvmh was going to try to basically fight the deal term and the

i would like to know, tiffany has very high rent places, and is tiffany going to have to renegotiate if lvmh doesn't buy. i know they'll litigate, but there's a lot of stuff in flux in retail that we don't talk about, including the inability of a lot of retailers to think they have to pay up. it is incredible to me how many retailers have skipped, and i know mickey drexler talked about them this morning. >> including lvmh which apparently didn't pay rent in certain areas. we know they can i believe tiffany was paying it goes to the point if there's an opportunity for them to take advantage of, perhaps they'll try to take advantage of it. and in this case, of course, the question is whether the lack of performance in tiffany's business, given the pandemic, given everything going on, will give them some sort of reason. right now, they don't have one under the contract, they really don't, it would appear, and there are plenty of lawyers poringover these who can try to find some hole if you give it enough time, perhaps they do. maybe that's in part what's going on here. this statement di

tiffany wilding, the chief economist at pimco. this is the issue.ve a huge shock to incomes that is likely to persist for the next year, 18 months, maybe longer. at the same time, you also need to see transformation and the policy effort can and has impaired that process. question thatno in the u.k. is october, may be to shades of june. i would buttress in here with jonathan quick, what he says from the rockefeller foundation, the idea of correlating cases over the death. i have to believe by the third week of july there'll will be a renewed urgency to get it done sooner. are you talking to lawrence kudlow? you have your usual soiree with mr. kudlow on thursday? jonathan: it is not penciled in but we usually do after payrolls friday so i hope we do so after payrolls thursday. i cannot confirm whether that is happening just yet. as soon as i note we will let you know. lisa, looking ahead to tom's point on the policy effort, we will need help. people are scared. said consumers and businesses will self regulate. i think we are already seeing evidence o

. >>> lvmh says it is not considering buying shares of tiffany on the market.ding ways to negotiate the 16.2 billion deal to acquire the jeweller lvmh shares down about 0.5%. getting to charlotte they haven't really reached the billion dollar question. they have just said they are not looking to acquire shares on the open market. >> that's right. this is the key question something they already said before at the end of march already whether rumors started to swirling that lvmh may be trying to find a way to get the deal cheaper they bought tiffany's in november at 150 per share. now shares are much lower on the back of the pandemic reporting that the deal was uncertain. confirming it was a board meeting focusing on the development of the pandemic with results of tiffany and agreement between the two groups that is really key is lvmh trng to negative ocean yit the timing the deal is 2020 but it is now quoted yesterday as to named sources saying they are seeking legal ways to renegotiate the price with tiffany's reporting the quarterly numbers tomorrow we'll hear

tiffany: i think we are. we have all been watching the higher frequency data we can get our hands on. this is dated we could get on a weekly or daily basis. it is suggesting we entered in february or after february and march. we probably emerged from the recession. the high-frequency suggested in may things were bottoming and recovering a bit. i think that will make the fed feel more comfortable. we can get for good measure of how far of a decline we get in the economy. now the question is how much of the recovery will begin moving forward. kiss enough for the fed to feel more comfortable putting out there forecast. one of the more interesting things will be everybody is focused on the right path forecast. we think they are on hold throughout the forecast horizon. they will be hiking beyond 2022. ot will also be important. there will be some views from the fed that longer-term scars from the crisis will impact growth and interest rates over the long run. dot come downha as well. vonnie: based on what news you

tiffani you say this isn't a new issue this is obviously a very deep seated lot i was talking to one of the co-founders of the black labs masham reprinted in atlanta last night and she was telling me that there's a real push while they're certainly pushing for the defunding of the police there i mean given george's history do you think that that's the right approach to deal with the systemic racism there or does more need to be done what needs to happen. and certainly taking money from police forces that cause crime to communities and invest that money and resources that the community is absolutely essential right now in the city of atlanta so a woman on the rise with a black woman landmark and initiated a campaign that resulted in a fast. train to defund the city jail reality resources and even that way and yes and our feeling that when the same way that we repurchasing our g.l. we're shutting down the jail we invested in the form and other things we need to support organizes on the ground who are willing to tell you what the new news and millions of dollars do for whom you. own and

to tony and to tiffany and to dr. alexander. we appreciate your presence and your thoughtfulness in the way you have laid things out as we move forward through this twin the public health crisis of covid-19 as well as the storm of injustice that continues to engulf our community. i want to think those of you who have joined this town hall meeting. there will be others as we move forward. this is a long march to justice. but we will not abandon course or change course. until we are able to accomplish the mission. the twin pillars of our democracy are protest on the one hand and voting on the other. protests, embodied in the constitution, our freedom of the speech, our freedom of assembly and our freedom of expression. the freedom to petition authority, is in the dna of the country. voting, as part of the printable of government of the people, by the people and for the people. who you put into office matters. we see that with attorney general keith ellison. we are thankful he is there and will pursue justice on behalf of the famil

good to talk to you, tiffany. my good to talk to you, tiffany.will be a trial and we don't want to prejudge it. it doesn't seem very odd, this delay, doesn't it, clearly grand juries have not been meeting as often as they might do because of the pandemic, but also local law enforcement seemed reluctant to act until there was video which increased the pressure to act. absolutely. ahmaud arbery was killed on february 23, this was before the united states was locked down because of the over 19 pandemic. what we know in georgia, which is the state with the most people under correctional control in the entire nation, is that if ahmaud arbery had been white and mcmichael ‘s had been black, they would have been arrested swiftly and charge quickly. is the case that george has a particularly punitive criminaljustice system ? punitive criminaljustice system? absolutely. despite many years of reform is what we are seeing in georgia is a significant role back in the criminal justice significant role back in the criminaljustice reforms and the remnants of cha

it is my honor to introduce tiffany lawson, the youth director of the naacp. in that capacity, she works closely with over 700 different youth councils, high school naacp affiliated groups as well as college affiliated groups, young people interested in making america a better place as tiffany is doing. it is now my honor to yield to tiffany lawson for her thoughts. >> thank you, congress member jeffries. i want to first thank everyone of the speakers who spoke before me, but especially the congressional black caucus members who every day are on the front lines fighting for the protection, liberation, and safety for our people. i know there is often a binary between elected officials and community members, but i know you all personally enough to know that this work is difficult, but it is better when we work together, so i appreciate not only the opportunity to address everyone here, but i also want to acknowledge the hard dedication of our elected officials, especially our black elected officials, who care deeply about us and are facing the challenges of deal

tiffany: dice que no pudo terminar sus estudiosy al morir su madre todo cambiÓ.entro de miami. estÁ enmarcada por dos autopistas cerca de grandes torres de condominios con vista al mar. anteriormente vivÍa en un apartamento del programa de asistencia conocidocomo plan ocho. pero lo perdiÓ y su hija sÓlo tenÍa un auto para ofrecerle. conocimos a caÍas o, un inmigrante que llegÓ joven con sus padres en busca del sueÑo americano. dice que todavÍa no lo ha logrado. trabaja como contratista y renta una casa donde vive con sus tres hijas menores. dice que su comunidad estÁ abandonada y carecen de muchos servicios pÚblicos. >> nadie hace nada.tiene nÚmero va a quiÉn llamar pero nada pasa. >> aunque prefiere concentrarse en lo que tiene. podrÍa ser mejor, podría ser mejor. pero creo que todo llega a su tiempo. >> esta calle divide, a otro vecindario donde casi el 90% de sus habitantes son afro estadounidenses. el hombre 33 aÑos creciÓ en esta casa que su familia ha tenido por tres generaciones. cuando era niÑo dice que su madre estaba preocupada por la calidad de la educ

let us welcome our sister below, sister tiffany had a ashes in the house. —— tiffany haddish is in thetart introducing people. i got them off. —— i have them all. let us hear a selection from brother hezekiah walker. she god bless everybody. let's have some church were a little while. are you guys ready? i came out of the way from brooklyn new york to do this for george and his family. every praise. let's do it. stand to our feet. put your hands together! music # every praise. # every praise. #isto # every praise. # is to our god. # is to our god. # every word i worship with one. # every word i worship with one. # every word i worship with one. # every praise, every praise is to oui’ # every praise, every praise is to ourgod. # sing hallelujah to our god. # glory hallelujah is to our god # every praise is to our god # every praise is to our god # everywhere to worship this went on for # every praise, every praise is to oui’ # every praise, every praise is to ourgod. # sing hallelujah to our god. # sing hallelujah to our god. # glory hallelujah is to our god. # glory hallelujah is to ou

. >> tiffany crutcher said her great grandmother barely esca d escaped. >> she was self-sufficient. she was beautiful. all of a sudden she had to run in fear of her life. jumped on the back of a truck and fled to muscogee. >> rebecca brown kutcher lived until 194. >> we didn't get a chance to talk about the stories because of the fear. they were afraid to talk about it because they thought it might happen again. >> reporter: crutcher said she felt some of that same period after her twin brother terence. >> shots fired! >> -- was shot by tulsa police in 2016. he was up armed. >> i answered the call and i heard my dad, my hero, scream at the top of his lupgs saying "they killed my son, they killed my son, and i just finally asked who killed terence. he said the police. >> he's got his hands up there for us now. >> terence crutcher was h 3 years old when the offer recognized him standing near the side of the rose. >> ready for a taser, i think. >> in the police chopper officers give the kind of play by play. >> that looks like a bad dude, . >> see him walking away with his hands up. i

francine: do you think somebody else would be buying tiffany?time where their rivals looking to buy the company? andrea: i do not immediately see someone else coming in. i do not see someone else coming away, becauseks everybody is pressured by what is going on in the market. spur morewill this consolidation elsewhere because a lot of these luxury companies are under so much pressure, or will some of them have to go bust? see more oversaturated with fashion companies. andrea: some of those smaller houses that have been in a this will situation, make life even more difficult for them. francine: thank you so much. our bloomberg opinions columnist focusing on retail. next we speak with jason farley. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is bloomberg surveillance. let us get the bloomberg business flash. a group of warehouse workers is suing the retail giant, claiming that working conditions put them at risk of contracting coronavirus, as well as their families. it focuses on a distribution center on staten island, new york. -- has been assumed sued ove

we did want to share that as people keep a eye on shares of tiffany which are up because of the strongket but also because of the growing hope they will have to stick with this $135 a share all cash deal that's expected to not close perhaps until september given the length of anti-trust reviews. carl, have a great weekend back to you. >> david, before you go, while i still have you, the week you've had regarding this issue, td, schwab, do you think we'll start to see the gears loosen up >> i think it's possible sorry while turn phones off. people were not prepared for me to be on tv at this time the question carl was about mma overall, i'm sorry >> yeah. >> things are starting to heat up a bit they are particularly given the confidence you can see in terms of the market. that moves into the ceo realm. it loallows you to think about negotiating a transaction if and when you see joyour stock price lack the volatilitvolatility it doesn't mean, carl, we'll see the fruition of those but there's more hope now than there was a month or two months ago in terms of actually a resurgence >> all r

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i want to go to tiffany cofield now, one of george floyd's close friends.know you were a teacher in houston's third ward where george floyd grew up. you had a mentor your students. i know you were at the funeral today and hard day looking at pictures of you all together. what was it like being in that room with so many people honoring a person that you held so dear? >> it was so good to be surrounded by the love for him and people from all different walks of life, people that knew him coming together and getting a small peak at the man that we all cherished and loved and knew and had to hang out with and spent time with. it was really nice to have that much support and love for him overall. >> tiffany, to all of us, he is a symbol of something happening in this country and around the world, of people standing up and protesting for justice. but, you know, on a personl level, tell us about him. i know you would ask george to come speak to your students, students who lived in the projects in the third world because he grew up there as well. he was a role model

that was political correspondent manual shots with protestors esther tiffany and tell you a bit old thanks to all of you. as we've heard for some people in germany it doesn't seem to matter how long they have lived here or even if they were born here their appearance still makes them a target for racial abuse we spoke to some of those about their experiences of everyday racism here in germany. and as it looks on the top of a mind call for one time i was shopping and an old lady pushed past me and then said uncle would not have allowed you to be here. it's the he and he gave as if you want to kill me you down foreigner go back to your own country what are you doing here every day racism strikes you profiling is a clear part of my life just like going to the toilet it is part of my life. for people who for experiences they have either lived here in germany for years born here parents to mohamadi a sales assistant has been he since she was 6 years old a woman in a supermarket car park accused her of trying to run her over. and i've never experienced and you cannot watch in my life that someon

i had a chance to catch up with tiffany haddish and it was really an extraordinary five minutes with, raw emotion, ranging from joking, humor, preaching, to really tears. i want you to hear what she says it is like to live here, to be a part of this community, to be black and part of this community, and to try to use her craft in a way that she can help people at this time. >> sometimes i go out, i need two white friends to be with me so i know we'll be safe. they might be the worst white friends i have, but i know they're with me so i'll be safe. >> it's emotional? >> it's scary. you shouldn't be scared to be in america. it's supposed to be the land of the free, the home of the brave. you're supposed to be able to have the pursuit of happiness. >> reporter: and fred, she really struggled, because during this interview she was trying to be funny, but at the same time you could tell that she was just completely overwhelmed by what was happening. she said it affected her very personally, that she knows people, she says, who have been at the hands of police who have been brutalized by t

tiffany, hope we see you again when we come back, boeing is up more than 25% in the past month. is it time to lock in those gains. we'll debate that coming up. we have meso big other big calls today. we're back in two minutes. you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy, awesome. transfer your service in minutes, making moving with xfinity a breeze. visit xfinity.com/moving today. >>> trying to get something going now. everything is in the green >> here is your cnbc news update >> texas is pausing plans for reopenings after record number of cases and hospitalizations. the governor says it will not advance to the next phase until it's able the slow the spread. head to cnbc.com >>> a new york city police officer has been charged with strangulati

how breakfast at tiffany's could turn into a luxury booth mike coe, a luxury taste time to risk less and make more. check out the move in oil surging more than 5% today the crude revival comes after opec agreed to extend production cuts through july and positive economic in demand is about to return to the market our chart master says the energy surge has gone too far too fast. carter, take it away >> conceptually what we know is this is a poor market. energy peaked in 2014 and obviously collapsed here with the covid news and has recovered. let's look at a few charts and figure it out. the first, of course, is a table. if you look at the 10 gic sectors that compose the s&p 500, obviously that which went down the most is often that which bounces the most you can see the stacking order here energy is up almost 100% followed by consumer discretionary up almost 60 largely driven by amazon, home depot, a few others. i understa industrial up 57 s&p bringing the rear up 46. let's look at two charts look at the xle, the etf captures all energy, dominated by chevron and exxon 40 plus percent

tiffany is an example. maybe it is an investment in her. spaces,ound to other sanitizing their businesses. we have to be able to help businesses pivot right now. frmr. v.p. biden: right now, there are a number of programs available where you can be closed and still in fact make money. it is providing for the programs that has already been passed. that have not been made available. the money is sitting there now. >> i would like to know. frmr. v.p. biden: i guarantee you it is. a trillion, but you have now significant portion going to the wrong people. because either you don't have the capacity to know how to apply for itcapacity. i will end with this. started whenings i this program first passed, the first cares act. i said what i would propose a president do is i would have him use the defense production act the thing that allows him to designate an operation. shift to making gowns for people in operating rooms. overseas,have someone the large banks where they are going to lend. lend to small businesses. i'm not going to mention any of the

asÍ que quisiera que oremos todos juntos, y tiffany ven acÁ con nosotros, por favor.ucho tiempo". eso fue suficiente para que los policÍas entendieran lo que estaban haciendo, suficiente para que esos tres policÍas dejaran de hacer lo que estaban haciendo, eso significa que fue suficiente para lo que sea que hubieran estado pensando para que reflexionaran en estos largos 8 minutos piensen por lo que estaba pasando george, 8 minutos implorando por su vida y escuchar a alguien narrando su muerte, no podemos dejar pasar esto. no podemos seguir viviendo asÍ. sam jackson estÁ aquÍ, si, he estado mencionÁndolos a todos. esto tiene que parar aquÍ. >>> no podemos seguir viviendo asÍ. no podemos seguir viviendo asÍ, las palabras del reverendo sharpton, cuando concluye ya esta celebraciÓn de la vida de george floyd y tambiÉn la injusticia que se cometiÓ al morir, al matarlo, 8 minutos 46 segundos es lo que van a estar ahora en silencio, ese fue el tiempo que el oficial chauvin tuvo su rodilla sobre el cuello de george floyd, 8 minutos 46 segundos. >>> poderosas palabras josÉ de

let's go to our panel tiffany the u.s. has always had problems of racism i could do that we could say it started with donald trump how much worse than you if you do think it's becoming the donald trump or is it just a continuation where do you stand on the racism yeah it's just a continuation i mean people like to say that it happened i saw a resurgence of this kind of rhetoric under barack obama as evidence as stephen morris comments i think instead of spitting in my face and trying to tell me it's raining you and you need to acknowledge that you are right with the racist president when you talk about immigration and you talk about you know that his policies are not racist i think perhaps the only immigrant that donald trump may like is former model birth there who has a college degree and given that she came in this country because she had to find visa i'm curious if you are exam i can answer what was her special talent that she got this special treatment that she got that einstein very very. going to go with you asylum

science matters. >> i got now -- >> we have tiffany's number. okay. >> any time. >> a week ago at city hall, if you want to do that let us know. >> my son passed away. never missed a payment and i'm still hanging out. the best things that happened. >> thank you. >> every time i walk out -- keep the pace. it continues. >> i agree. >> every significant crisis we had we can do this. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i felt like i was -- >> the president, public affairs, in paperback and e-book, presents biographies of every president organized by their ranking by noted historians from best to worst and features perspectives into the lives a nation's chief executive leadership styles, we visit our website, c-span.org/thepresidents to learn more about each president and historian featured in order your copy today wherever books and e-books are sold. >> live friday on the c-span networks at 11:30 a.m. eastern a discussion about the impact of covid-19 on the economy and society hosted by the center for strategic and international studies in the college of

let us welcome our sister beloved sister tiffany in the house. [applause] well, i'm going to announce -- ya'll don't start introducing folk. i have them all. let us hear a selection from brother hezakiah walker. >> let's have some church for a little while. ready for church? i came all the way from brooklyn, new york to do this for george and the family. this praise is to our god. let's stand to our feet. come on. put your hands together. come on. come on. ♪ every praise is to our god ♪ every word of worshipry praio our god ♪ ♪ sing hallelujah to our god ♪ glory hallelujah to our god ♪ every praise, every praise to our god ♪ ♪ every praise to our god ♪ every word of worship is for god ♪ ♪ every praise, everyto our go ♪ sing hallelujah to our god ♪ glory hallelujah is to our god ♪ ♪ every praise, every praise is to our god ♪ ♪ every praise is to our god ♪ every word of worship is one accord ♪ ♪ every praise, every praise is to our god ♪ ♪ sing hallelujah to our god ♪ glory hallelujah is to our god ♪ ♪ every praise, every praise is to our god ♪ ♪ g

stephen: i think lvmh wanted to buy tiffany. 100 $35 a price, share before the pandemic.re before the pandemic. share before the pandemic. do not have the tourism from china. you have a reset. it is a great brand, it has great expansion opportunities overseas. my guess is there time to play game relative to getting a better valuation. .his is no different than simon the price is probably too high. . the price is probably too high. i do not know whether these things will happen or not happen. i cannot imagine they do not want the brand. it is a great brand. parent.ld be a terrific it all comes down to price. brands cannot pay the rent, lenders,ords to the and lenders need to be bailed out by the government. tom: steve sadove with mastercard. he has worked with saks. when you hear the word exclusive , steve sadove is the one who invented that. jonathan, i thought you were dead on when went to the rents come down. it has to happen. jonathan: it has to happen but it has not happened for several years. i am asking myself will this be the moment where these guys catch up to the

markets shares in tiffany sharply lower on the news. tiffany is the one with to watch with shares dropping sharply yesterday. tui has a compensation deal with boeing the travel group said the deal will strengthen liquidity as it reduces head count by 8,000. boeing providing credit for future orders and a two-year delivery shares trading about 7% higher elsewhere in the airline space, lufthansa has posted a net loss of 2.1 billion euros the german airline set a detailed outline for 2020 is still impossible and warned significant decline for the year trading about 3% higher. the main focus has been the major rescue package the biggest since the crisis began in terms of german corporates being bailed out. let's take a look at the broader environment unemployment rate at 6.3 in may gradually exiting the the lockdown receiving 1 million further applications and having already received 10 million since the start of the outbreak. the chief german conomist. thank you for being with us. one of the most well established in europe how do you feel

so good for them, and that's impressive. >> still ahead, trouble at tiffany's. options market says the jewelry giant merger, and shares of zoom info ripping higher and we'll break down the action. chn't go anywhere. mu more "fast money" right after this the way things get done. like how we redefine collaboration... how we come up with new ways to serve our customers... and deliver our products. but no matter how things change, one thing never will - you can rely on the people and the network of at&t... to help keep your business connected. the xfinity voice remote will find exactly that.for, happy stuff. the group's happy, i'm happy. you can even say a famous movie quote and it will know the right movie. circle of trust, greg. relax, the needles are jumping. you can learn something new any time. education. and if you're not sure what you're looking for, say... surprise me. just ask "what can i say" to find more of what you love with the xinity voice remote. >>> welcome back to "fast money. we have an update on a story we've been following all week long tiffany's

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headline out from securities forarch and credit suisse tiffany's. not about the protests and looting, i don't believe tiffany's was looted, but i believe boarded up at 57th street and fifth avenue. tiffany's and their transaction with lmh falling apart. $117 a share down 9% on a $16 billion transaction. credit suisse looking for a statistic way beneath that. coming up, the conversation with the president of the world bank. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get the bloomberg business flash. mark zuckerberg is not backing down over that decision to leave up several posts from president trump. a number of employees felt the posts violated policies against violent rhetoric. at a staff meeting zuckerberg said the posts did not clearly incite violence. lenders are negotiating a bankruptcy loan taking place days before a crucial debt deadline for the vitamin retailer gnc. they are trying to turn around the business and rework $9 million of debt. warner music delayed the pricing of its ipo until today. the company wanted to avo

coming up are staying in europe and the luxury marriage of tiffany and lvmb. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: the company story of the day, tiffany shares are lower over the last couple of days with womenswear daily reporting that the $6 million deal with the jeweler is now uncertain. deborah is breaking this down. your call is that the deal will still happen, on what terms do you think the deal will happen? >> on the same terms that are out there, the 16.2 billion transaction. we've taken note of what , we don't has said see anything being bridged, and we think they have to have 60% of sales or so. he's a smart guy, he's guy, he'sant a better going to want a better deal. is he going to have to spend it all? i think the $16.2 billion is what goes ahead, as far as we are aware, it's cleared in the , and this is why it was extended through april and october. april, theesults in country confirmed on the call that they were operating in line with the merger agreement, and that theheaply deal was as the deal is signed, so we still see the deal going is comment ande specu

tiffany crutcher, also joins us from tulsa. she will introduce the rev.sharpton tododay at the 2020 juneteenth celebraration, "i too am ameririca." your family bringing together all of the harbobors from 19292o ththe loss of your twin brothehn 2016 at the hands of a tulsa police officer. dr. crutcher? dr. crutcher: yes, can you hear me? amy:amy: i think we may have lost dr. crutcher for a minute, but we will go to damario solomon-simmons. you are intimately connected to the crutcher family. you represented terence death bys family, his police. and you also represent the last living survivor of the tulsa race massacre. let's begin there. we are going to see if we can hear youou. damario? oh, yes, we can hear you, go ahead. go ahead, damario. damario: can you hear me? amy: we can. damario: good deal. yes, i i represesent the last kn living survivor who lives in tulsa, and she is 105 years old care she hasas been waiting for justice foror 99 years, and weee excited aboutut the new opportrtunity that has s come at because off covid-19 anand the unfofortunate,

is tiffany here? wait a minute.t popular and outstanding that is also committed. sheathing some old and don't read. but i do i was so busy joking with kevin i did not even look at her. welcome to tiffany had ashes in the house. [applause] [applause]pp >> you don't introduce people i have them all. >> let's have some church i came all the way from brooklyn new york. let's come to our feet everybody. come on. come on. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that went to recognize clyde for the american indian movement we are honored that you came. thank you. of the chair of the naacp and many of black lives matter many of the grassroots organization that have been doing the protest on the ground around this country movements are about everybody those young folks are organized on their own this is not a competition and then we need to stop fighting the real enemy. and they didn't need anybody. and then to stay organized we want to pause for eight minutes and 46 seconds. because of the pandemic i will not ask you to take hands but stand

i want -- tiffany said i was disrespectful. will you come stand with us up here, tiffany haddish.ric garner, whose is mother of the one who originally died in police custody said "i can't breathe" to stand with me and ben crump on stage. let us stand. somebody said, reverend, eight minutes is a long time. it meant it was long enough for the police to understand what it was doing. it meant it was long enough for one of the three cops to stop what was going on. it means it was long enough for whatever this officer had in mind for him to rethink. as you go through these long eight minutes, think about what george was going through laying there for those eight minutes. begging for his life. i heard someone say narrating his own death. we can't let this go. we can't keep living like this. sam jackson -- is sam still here? steve jackson? is he here? steve, we will recognize -- i was recognizing everybody. we got to stop this here. we got to end this time bring about a new season. let us stand still. bow your heads or whichever way you worship. that's a long time. if we've calculated wha