tom franks the schoolgirl direst who was murdered by the nazis would have been 90 years old today thousands of journalism school pupils paid tribute to the teenager who found worldwide fame.

tom, this is group of people getting ready. they're sort of there and setup, ready to go. >> that's correct. you've got frank ribbon blue tie with the white stripes. he's the chief spokesperson for the fire department here in new york and the gentleman speaking to him on your right, that's detective james bern, and he works in the chief department office. when we start to see those people show up i'd be calling in and telling you guys we're getting close. not there yet but we're getting close. what has just been going on, and i think you alluded to this before, ali, is that all the officials get together. you've got the nypd, the fdny, the mayor's office, everybody basically gets in the closest dry safe space and says, okay, what do we have? what's the time line, what's going on? they want to brief the mayor on what they know, what they don't know, and then they want to be able to tell the mayor this is what we need to do as far as getting ready for, you know, traffic issues, how we're going to get this helicopter off this roof, what do we need sanitation to do, allservices. so that has been going on, we kno

frank. -- franc. we will be right back. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg "surveillance," from london and new york, tom and francine.g tech with brad stone. like our daily lives. he wrote an amazing book called "the everything store on amazon." we need to start with hong kong and the chief executive telegram said he traced the massive cyberattacks back to china during the hong kong protests. brad: we have to note the enormous popularity of telegram in hong kong. it is the digital equivalent of the facemasks protesters are wearing. here, the great irony is it is vulnerable to a denial of service attack. -- government overwhelmingly overwhelming the system with garbage data and bringing it to its knees, so one interesting way to conceal your communication but difficult and the face of a power like china. francine: how can we tell if this is something that has happened regularly, and is there any way of protecting from this interference? the: all we know is what telegram said on twitter that this is routine and it is not the first time. isis not -- the irony is it a distributive system, it is anonymous and encrypted, a

frank as well. it still has the highest yield and the dollar i do not think will weaken. tom sentence laying out the gdp numbers for the different regions, if i have an ancient theme of 3% growth being recession for a global economy, how close am i to a global recession? joyce: our recession tracker last fall was at 25% and we have moved it up to 40% mostly off of a couple of factors, business sentiment and the labor market. recession, 40% is not predicting a recession in the next 12 months but risk is higher. the global economy with tracking growth butend, 2.75% in the second half of the year it come off quite a bit. guy whoex yesterday, a you would expect to go after the president but he went after the president. we will show that later. if fedex is talking about abruptness in slow down, will that be a topic it g20? joyce: we are seeing the business community talking about the global slowdown and one of the challenges i have been hearing, during a business like fedex, how can you make sure you are in compliance with these things, making sure you're not transporting parts of

tom and marcia are now both doing well. but it turns out their cancers are likely related. just a reminder, this will be a frankight make some people uncomfortable. >> i was so not thinking anything was wrong because i didn't have any symptoms, and she gave me an exam and she came around and said, well, i want you to know, whatever it is, it is curable. you're, like, what? what are you talking about? >> it was during a visit to marcia cross' gynecologist that a routine digital rectal exam revealed a cancerous mass. >> why do you want to talk about this now? >> i know there are people who are ashamed. you have cancer. do you have to then, like, also feel ashamed like you did something bad, you know, because it took up residence in your anus? come on. there is enough on your plate. >> i love the way you embraced the word. >> anus, yes. even for me, it took a while, anus, anus, anus. you have to get used to it. i'm feeling better now. besides every -- >> known as brie vand camp, she spent eight years serving up and showing off her many talents. how would brie have handled the diagnosis? >> she wouldn't have told a

tom, this is also unlike bitcoin, this is backed up by a hard currency, right? >> absolutely. ll it's backed up by the euro and do, and even the swiss frankncies. as opposed to bitcoin, which trades wildly. it's up dramatically and earlier in the year, it was dow dramatically. this should be, because it's pegged to real currency, it should be more stable. >> why can't we just stick with ke a venmo or zell? >> why can't you stick with dollars and euros? a lot of peoske are ag that. doesn't my apple pay work well, doesn't my credit card work well? that's the issue. they wouldor say f people in countries that don't have access to banks, and there are apparently who don't have easy access to banks, this would become something they could use and they wouldn't be paying transaction fees. >> tom, thank you. you think there is going to be that momt they play in 20 years where they're like, what is that internet. >> this is katie and brian, 2019. >> thank you, tom. >>> coming up, wre live in north carolina with some new details on the third shark attack there in less than three weeks. but first, these messages. fx: bottle opening] [sfx: roller coa

your phone >> but tom, this is also unlike bitcoin, this is backed up by a hard currency, right >> reporter: absolutely. so it's backed up by the euro and the dollar and even the swiss frankncies, so as opposed to bitcoin which trades wildly, right, it's up dramatically earlier in the year, it was down dramatically this should be because it's pegged to real currencies, it should be more stable. of people >> so why can't we just stick with a zen mmo or zell. >> doesn't my apple pay work well, doesn't my credit card work well? >> yeah. >> that's the issue. for people in countries who don't have access to banks and there are apparently a lot of people who don't have easy access to banks, this would become something that they could use and they wouldn't be paying transaction fees. >> all right tom, thank you do you think this is going to be that moment they play in like 20 years where we're like what is that internet? it's a passing fad >> this is katie and brian 2019. >> it's interesting, though. brave new world. >>> thank you, tom coming up, we are live in north carolina with some new details on the third shark attack there in less than three weeks but first, these messages