i'm going to exception your story and discussion from the news of easy to our website to debbie to tom smart to join us on facebook and. this is state of news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the struggle to rehabilitate fighters from one of the most violent militant groups have terrorized east africa for many years killing many innocent people but some have to end their back all the minutes in a group and somalia is offering them a chance to rejoin society spoke exclusively to some former militants trying to come to terms with a violent paused. and there's 10 years ago was not able to talk to himself because of his pipe only just sort of today he's helping others recover from their mental illness to. be a funny guy when i see all this going to see him and i. feel so fantastic for them that nobody that i can recall my belief that he came as a result. i'm christine wonderwall come to news africa i'm glad you're today and these so moderate islamist extremist group al-shabaab has been waging a campaign of violence in somalia and large parts of east africa for more than a decade in somali

smart calculation? >> ata calcn on tom's part? i think we know what trump is trying to do. he's playing to a sce and this is the same song he's played in 2016. he played in 2018 and i think the question are ther diminishing returns for the strategy? two people become numb or near to it? i think the real question is is this for nancy pelosi to fully embrae these four members because remember what led her to recapturing the house in 2018 it was really a more moderate district of thas freshman is likely much more moderate or much more purple, i think, than what these four women really tepresent. nk by having alexandria causey over cortez and others be the face of the democratic party the question iwhat does that mean to the other freshman? >> i want to get that in the second but tim, i want to talk to. i think thmost shocking moment is what happened in north carolina trump rally where attendees chanted send her back as the president was talking about representative boomar. she wan in somalia but as an american r citizen and memb of congress. you do not mince on words on twitte

>> it will get even better so tom who the ceo of eloqueeldn old credit guy and smart credit guys are really focused on credit quality and tom announced his ambition to restore cesars to investment grade. >> great. >> and you know that for a read, for the biggest tenant to be investment grade, it's what is called a credit tenant that is another step in getting us to the blue chip status we want. >> you have to understand you're getting both price appreciation here if that happens and this terrific distribution i have much less worry about. you did a great job when you were here last but i love how things changed for the better. people keep telling me i should ask about this first refusal, this could be good growth, too. >> it could be right now the come -- cesars has 25,000 rooms to fill every night in las vegas and tom is recognized what a number of people recognized, which is this is more rooms than perhaps we need. they got the biggest -- they will have, they already have the combination of eldorado and cesars, the best footprint to capitalize on proliferation sports betting that sp

makeeurope ever be able to its way out of this negative --e environment the smart environment? tom not clear. the challenge is to balance a europe were growth is not disastrous. is driving unemployment against the ecb's very limited policy space. how is he going to square that circle? our expectation is that we will see a little bit of action on policy rates. we will see support from the banks to offset the impact of negative rates on their earnings and the beginning of a new round of qe your -- qb. -- qe. nejra: when i asked a guest if it needs to be creative, he said it has already been creative. it is a question of when to use them. you saymberg economics, the qe expansion just needs a deeper get into the bond market. so what should they turn to buy next? we think there is sufficient space for the ecb to expand purchases. what is constraining the ecb is the self-imposed rules they have. expansions to be an of the ecb's own rules to allow them to go a bit further. billion is roughly where they come out. nejra: you don't expect to last into -- laps into recession, but what action

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ktvu's tom baker explains the other precautions police are taking to keep people safe >> even before smart train hit the first rail the thought was safety, safety then and ever since. after six that they have to reconsider things. >> is smart train seems far away but at 70 miles per hour it is not heard whistle waivers that those communities petition for. now with three deaths at the golf course drive crossing in about a year smart is speeding up its assessment of this crossing. we met smart train writer marshall ackerman walking across the crossing this morning. >> i don't know what else the train company can do. i mean you put lights, you put bars that come down, at some point people have to take some responsibility for their own actions. >> there is all this big obvious loud and bright crossing equipment. all kinds of other warnings around. example there are four signs on the sidewalk, there are six signs along the roadside . there are nine signs on the pavement you drive on and now, four of these right here since the two accidents. >> after each incident whether it is intentional or un

smart to ttart to weekend. we'll have the timing and accuweather forecast coming up. >>> here's tom llamas with a look ahead at 5:30. >>> coming up on world news tonight, the deadly heat wave and the power meltdown. is there any relief in sight? >>> two major airlines canceling all flights to oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> a dramatic rescue caught on body cam body cam >> heat-related deaths have been reported when the outside temperature is as low as 60 degrees. that day the temperature had soared to 90. >> i called right away. i just didn't know what to do. i didn't have anything to break the window. >> yeah, pretty dramatic stuff. the baby ended up being okay, but how about this, an average of 37 children nationwide die every year from being left in a hot car. doctors and first responders are reminding people to be vigilant this summer. they say july is the peak month for hot car deaths. >> keep that in mind. as i

national security senators, marco rubio, ted cruz and tom cotten are urging donald trump to increase pressure on iran's nuclear program. is that a smart >> i think he should and i agree with christian the iran deal obama negotiated was a bad deal. i'm skeptical about the president's ability to be effective on this. he has been very up front in saying i don't want war with iran. wasn't elected to wage war. it is not leverage for the president of the united states as commander-in-chief to be constantly signaling that he's not really serious about using military force would you want strategic ambiguity in the president has weakened his position on that. >> been roads from the obama administration tweeted iran was complying with the deal until the us pulled out and started violating its terms, something notably absent from the trump bolton framing. what is your reaction to that? >> friendly it is trump/bolton, there is bipartisan support and concern for what iran is doing. iran is seen itself as being at war with the united states, this regime was inaugurated in 1979 by taking americans hostage. this is something we are going to have to d

conservative national security senators marco rubio, ted cruz, tom cotton urging president trump to increase pressure on the nuclear program. is that a smart? >> he should, and i agree with christian that the iran deal, president obama negotiated, was a bad deal. i'm a little skeptical about the president's ability to be effective on this. he's been very up front in saying i don't want war with iran, i wasn't elected to wage war. it's not really good for his leverage, as 79 of the united states, commander in chief, leader of the free world to signal that he's not really serious about using military force. you want to have a little strategic ambiguity. the president is unfortunately weakened his position on that. >> ben roads from the obama administration said iran was complying with the deal until the u.s. pulled out and started violating its terms. something notably absent from the trump-bolten framing. what's your reaction to that, christian? >> you know, there's broad framing, okay, there's very broad recognition in the u.s. than it used to be. bipartisan support and concern for what iran is doing. iran sees itself as being at war with

tom steyer is making a campaign stop. the bay area billionnary is hosting a meet and greet at mannies on 16th street in san francisco's mission district. >>> the board of the smart train will meet, announcing plans to prevent more deaths on the train tracks. they with off duty police officers to patrol 40 miles of tracks, ed since the system opened, six were suicides including three just this month. >>> the owner of a storage business will start notifying renters that a grass fire along highway 4 destroyed their belongings. 49 units were completely destroyed, others suffered smoke and water damage. the manager says the storage units contained classic cars, work tools and important documents. >>> happening today, a court hearing for a 25 year old woman accused of crashing a stolen car in to several cars and injuring four people during a police chase in san francisco. cherry neil was likely on anti depress can'ts when she sped through the tenderloin on may 29th. neil's public defender says she suffers from by polar and mental illnesses. >>> stanford university police investigating the discovery of a noose on the campus as a suspicious circumstance. take a look, th

tom, let's go to you. i disagree with mark and i don't disagree with him that often. he's a smart guy. but i do here. tell us about that. what do you think about that axios poll of swing voters? is it too small of a sample or is there something there that the democrats should be concerned about? >> i think -- the key point of that poll -- this was 1,000 white voters with two years or less of college. a swing group that flipped to trump. 69% of those folks in that poll had an unfavorable view of socialism. 19% favorable. one democratic strategist told axios that socialism is toxic to those voters. trump made a tactical mistake in the way that he worded that tweet and the outrage that has followed. but strategically, he's being very shrewd. he wants to make these radical left the face of the party. you can become whoever the nominee is, trump will tie that nominee to these folks as well. >> laura: even the media said that. let's watch. >> i think new sort of generation of leadership in the democratic party is by diverse progressive women like alexandria ocasio-cortez, like ilhan omar, talib -- >> ilhan

tom: we have a lot of time left before the meeting. we will see what happens. cpi came in this morning. we will get retail sales and consumer spending, and markets are smartso if the data ends up with a different kind of outcome, the markets will adjust. michael: what is your -- what is your view of the economy? tom: i still feel pretty good about the economy. on the consumer side, spending is great. on the labor side, markets are still quite tight. those are very healthy signs in our economy. what the chairman mentioned yesterday and what is clearly a concern on my mind is business confidence and business investment. the first quarter was fine, but the indicators for the second quarter are less strong. i've been asking questions about how you feel about the climate for business investment. folks haven't pulled back yet. i don't see folks laying folks off, cutting back existing plans, but they are also not leaning forward in the way you might, as strong as the numbers have shown in our economy. michael: you have a bit of a different background than the phd economists on the fed. you are a business -- you were a business consultant for years. what is the g

smart phones, laptops. but, perhaps anything that would be put into 5g equipment might be put into a different category. tomnot clear to me how the u.s. is going to delineate between what is a threat to national security and what isn't a threat. there is a view that if we slow the rollout of 5g globally and huawei is at the forefront of that, then everybody is hurt as a result. all the people who are investing in wireless technology that will benefit from the rollout of 5g will be at a disadvantage. that includes a lot of big u.s. companies. rollout inlow this order to accommodate the huawei ban. emily: there seems to be a bipartisan issue. you have republicans and democrats who are trying to push a bill through congress that would prevent huawei from being used as a bargaining chip in the trade war and keep this blacklist in effect. yet, when you talked to a lot of these tech ceos privately, they don't believe that huawei is using its equipment to spy on the u.s. perhaps this report from the washington post about huawei working with a chinese company to advance wireless infrastructure north korea might cha

smart tech. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you so much.t is a real stew of gdp and ever-growing negative interest rates. i will show a chart on that in a moment. mike bell with is of jpmorgan asset management and janet mui. europe.our take on are they in recession or headed to a recession? janet: i do not think europe is having a recession right now but in terms of the sector, the industrial sector is particularly weak. pmi's and contraction and factory orders in order are the weakest since the financial crisis. it is sector specific. in terms of the consumer sector, is doing ok. unemployment is still falling. so far there is not a been is spillover of the weak industrial sector. i would say the euro zone economy is growing modestly and is still up about 1% growth. we are not in a recession but it depends [indiscernible] i want to go to this chart. it is highly unusual. i will not going to the mathematics, but ever greater tenure negative interest rates in germany, the nicest bounce back we have all enjoyed. mike bell, just giving it away

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tom styre. >> i can just tell you that i'm going to have enough money to win. we have a good first quarter, and we've continued to be smart we're spending our money. i don't have the kind of money that he has and i welcome him to the race but i'm telling you, the american people already have one multi-millionaire in the white house. i don't think that should be the only criteria of who gets to be elected in this country. >> jon: garrett tenney is in washington with more. reporter: jon, election day is still a long days off so polls are just a snapshot of the race but a new wall street journal nbc poll is a pretty encouraging snapshot for democrats. in hypothetical matchups against president trump, each of the top four democratic candidates comes out ahead. joe biden has the largest advantage with a 9 point lead over trump, bernie sanders is ahead by 7, elizabeth warren by 5 and kamala harris leads by a single point and the reason biden does so well in the poll is he beats trump with independent and suburban voters while the other three democrats either tied trump or narrowly lost with those groups and today was a busy one

smart speakers available as well. 8:15am. we are going to reflect for a moment with tom newton dunn, political editor of the sun and jessica elgot a bit, perhaps he wants ajobina to hold back a bit, perhaps he wants a job in a borisjohnson cabinet but he did not do that, he went for him, particularly asking him whether he should resign if he does not manage to deliver brexit by the 31st of 0ctober. he hinted that he had gratuitously insulted the eu. boris johnson also hit back in the way a front runner doesn't necessarily need to do. it suggested thatjeremy hunt was defeatist and that we did not need a managerial style. it was quite better. what did you think of the tone? it was good, great for the observer and journalists to write about it. it gave us a very quick story. the problem for newspaper journalists and tv journalist is that you have got to package things quickly and we have to turn around the copy for the first edition, they we re the copy for the first edition, they were at each other's throats in the first two minutes and jessica is right, i don't think we were expecting that kind of animosity. they also really got

tom: we went back and forth on this last night in london, it's been a joy, particularly at avos to speak to lagarde and at ursula's selection. i thought guy had a smartroar in germany over this replacement from mr. ewinger. this is hults the weakest minister in the government, merkel's government, the eermer european said. she cuts a lonely figure in berlin and mr. chazan said ms. miguel quickly identified as an ally in her efforts to modernize the c.d.u. and in 2005. it's time for a victory lap. francine lacroix nailed vander line three or four years ago, her importance within the new germany. lauren: francine: i pictured two m.m.r.'s on christine lagarde. international flavors. let's start with the italian one and they basically start what lagarde gave toive anca trump and in that you see two confidences and at the same time lagarde and the united states knows each other because she worked there for years as international affairs going and french physically pambingly saying if you look at madam lagarde she's getting a lot of flak and not being an economic economist but similar to a profile of jay powell, another lawyer, joining us now for the hour.

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