ninety four the u. k. ambassador to washington who's been at the center of a diplomatic route resigns the announcement comes in the wake of the females. criticizing. plus the more what's continues between tehran and washington. so you went back to the agency session this wednesday meanwhile and diplomatic advisers a menu and michael met with officials in iran. in a bid to salvage the nuclear deal and tensions. it's not time for business news with that france twenty four was very own. to lana disease up good evenings on anything to lana what is taking off with -- will be starting with juror powell's appearance before congress the fed chair opening the door to a rate cut joan politicking extra steps. to outltline the negatives of the u economy beforee thehe house financial services committee saying trade tensions. and the strength of the global economy continue to weigh on economic outlook sam and fat piece of reports. the rain pelteted not mince his words in testimony to the house financial services commit

and you said the u. k. u. s. aligns with the grapes in history and i agree. and he went on to say but i always need to treat each other with respect all this month after the pump and the the the the t the the of the great displays of friendship i during. the state visit now to make this all the more -- and i'll just quickly kind of go to m.. at one common tear up by chasing totally of the new statement he sank trump is showing himself depends can easily offended but these remarks about the bridge by mr can't be tolerated. german homes and boris johnson must defend the prime minister stop with these are the comments are during the day today. and we've seen that -- terminal to come out with statements were very clearly at critical less s- in the case of boris johnson who just spoke about his good relationship with the white house now what's interesting about this here is there is also speculation mark. at that it's not let the for the front for site is they're calling is within the tory party leadership bartlett could perhaps explain the leak. in the sense that

which iss more tension between iran and the west with the u. k. seeking an e. you response to iran's seizure of british flagged vessel an act of piracy good to the british. the drug ministrations expanded the authority of immigration offices to deport mike wins without requiring them to a bab. judges ahead of being kicked ou. israel's policy of destroying palestinian property is not compatible with its obligations under international humanitarian law. the u. n.'s words israel begins bulldozing palestinian homes judge too close to the borderline. you very much for being with us to developments tonight on the line and the extent of the tension risining between iran ad the west first. iran says it is captured seventeen alleged american spies and that a number of them are already sentenced to death. the us president donald trump is denying the report calling it a lie adding that it's becoming more and more difficult to want to make a deal with iran. but his decision last year to pull out of the existing nuclear deal set in motion the current state of

public filing mark amazon's birthday u. k. labor party leader jeremy corbin's are seeing here decided to send a card to base us. was titled many happy tax returns corbin posted on twitter calling the company to pay its fair share of taxes give its staff arrays and respect workers rights. amazon for its part says it simply following the law. the us uses tax credits and deductions to reduce its bill and in the u. k. corporate taxes are based on profits not revenue is. not very likely to satisfy critics delano just this week actually in france seven national assembly move forward with a tax that would hit digital companies including amazon part of larger screen we're seeing relied it helps that -- times my amazon is headquartered in luxembourg extra so definitely any loophole confined thank you very much for that -- co cosigned with that with a look at the day's business use going to take a quick break service 07/05/19 07/05/19 [captioning made possible amy: from new york, thisis is democracy now! noam: today, we are not facing

johnson a divisive figure in the u. k. and what are very divisive times later outside ten downing street johnson revealed yet another persona his. delivery which is usually bonding and disarming taking on a more statesmanlike ad he's a very much fixed on the eq and the issue of breaks it. the trigger with this. i need a day for the united kingdom and its third leader in three years. what's going on at the moment seven just make decisions to be made. things to be done we need to move forward i just. hope is a complete re thinking about breaks it is going to be better than whatever to reserve my is done. the reason may be for her fall kicked off the intricate choreography around behind david to boris johnson. feeling her final point minister's questions in parliament. she paid farewell to number ten downing street shortly after those protesters tried to make themselves heard. i want to thank my husband philip. please be my greatest support -- and my closest companion. i think the odds of that is i think not. as may headed t

yeah we get read outs both from the eu side and the u. k. side they're pretty much in agreement there's no dispute about what the phone call said. johnson reiterated his absolute opposition to having any type of backdrop -- backs up arrangement in the withdrawal deal -- and younger saying well the backs up needs to be there what was really significant about what johnson said and what has a lot of people in continental europe. quite worried now is that he ruled out any type of backckstop there was some thinking here that may be johnson might go back to the e. u.'s original suggestion which was that just a northern ireland. would have a backstop and would be separate from the rest of the uk for customs that of course wasn't acceptable to to resume is the northern ireland. partners and so she had to extend that to the rest of the ukuk people forget that the current backs up arrangement was a u. k. idea. but johnson very clearly both in that speech to the parliament hands in his phone conversation with younger said that any backstop arrangement

lot moe than thato i it's m more t than otherr countries for instance in the united states of the u. k. where mosteople t take less than a hahalf an houou and because of this. it's kindd of hard t to reach people between twelve thirty and two pm but attitudes havee changed over the years and the real sit down meal witith your colleaeagues.. could be chananging into a sandwich at your desk adam i guess. twenty years ago french people took an average of an hour and a half for the lunch break often with wine could the boozy business lunches that yesterday be on the way out. let's ask some real friends people to find out [inaudible] lucy. do do the media media say that that the box upper corn to me -- wholole -- you know. you know he can handle them only about him as though you're a comedian one or one or none at all and after we have to go bac- i'd work because our bosses -- waiting. for go outside once a week. most of the time. but usually we were we we eat at the more for my boxing consumed beach crosspad mall what a hot at a constant. this can go samoseset manacled. chris signal kill n

but with the u. k.'s ongoing issues worldwide. because we continue to watch old developments for you that in a london. next us president donald trump has finally appointed a defense secretary after a delay of seven months. my guest book on army veteran of foformer defense industry lobbyt one senate confirmation this choose to buy voted. ninety to eight is to be sworn in officially by the end of the day and in the longest period the pentagon has gone without a confirmed leader in its history the story -- beginning of course with jim mattis stepping down on new year's eve after successive policy differences with. donald trump. next the controversial trade deal between the eq and canada has been ratifiedd by france ina vote in the national assembly him powers. known as s see to it was champipioned by. president emmanuel macro but many deputies voted against the deal includiding those of far lt on the far right. pharmacy in france fear that their livelihoods could be badly affected. and these fears were dismissesed by t the french gov

banking on its home turf jaguar land rover says it will manufacture a range of electronic cars in the u k. jack you are is known for its luxury cars and the new exchange has everything its buyers could want except a fuel tank jag your land rover says it's going electric and the extra is just the 1st of its models to be completely electrically powered the british car maker is seeking to move away from its reliance on diesel engines which buyers are shunning but its reliance on the european market is another matter and the company said it had made the investment in the hopes a no deal breaker could be avoided. i think we're talking longer of a perspective where absolutely demonstrating we're committed to designing engineering and manufacturing in the u.k. and say whether it's what we're doing a customer or the other aspects related to education. and for us it's great indication that we have to believe in investing in the u.k. . the news comes after a turbulent few months for jack you are which announced nearly $5000.00 job cuts in january unions are happy about its move to electric saying i

towards the towards the u k. well i had always been of the opinion that the european union that the european union commission has it's too hot has been too hot in negotiating with the u.k. but on the other hand i do not expect the nuclear the strategy the stance of the european union commission to change fortunately deal or no deal isn't it just time the whole saga was over or is that just me being fed up with reporting on it. well i think many investors in the financial markets would indeed prefer to have the saga to be over but on the other hand they are also aware that there are risks and they also like to know what these with their 4 there's no clear position on this. very much economist of comments bank joining us from frankfurt this morning thank you. thank you for what the u.k. does leave european union it will put an end to freedom of movement for fight all migrants that means the u.k. might be short on migrant workers very soon who have done many menial jobs like picking fruit in scotland for example far

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in the u k, regulators are looking into amazon's bid to buy a stake in the fast-growing delivery serviceiveroo. they believe the two companies have either cease to be separate businesses or will merge soon. that means amazon will not be able to close the deal for now. putay, amazon said it would $507 million in deliveroo. spurnede bond investors by credit derivatives at the end of last year are increasingly willing to test out alternative ways to cut their risk. here to explain why they are looking into that is our credit reporter. set you up nicely. no longer credit derivatives? >> a big problem right now is in you are looking at a credit investor, these derivatives are not matching the airport only does. that can create a lot of issues especially when you think back to late 2018, we had that blowup at the end of the year and those derivatives or not effective hedges. a lot of investors are looking for alternatives. maybe looking for an etf bacon short or long. others like total return swaps as well. taylor: we have learned a long time that credit derivatives do not always follow hundre

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view very important it's a working relationship that will also come during a deadlock junction for the u k. >>leaving the european union with an agreed upon deal to live a good night and defeat was not the perfect acronym for the election campaign. since all portion its bills >>but they forgot the final even my friends even and i say i say to all the doctors we are going to energize the country. >>time for a novice. >>happening now police in british columbia are looking for 2 teens in connection with 3 murders. this is the wanted a poster showing 19 year-old cam a cloud and 18 year-old briar shrug else key. last week, a young couple was found shot dead along the side of a highway the 24 year-old woman was from north carolina, the 23 year-old man was from australia. days later the body of an unidentified man was located not far from a camper that had been burned out this is the picture of the car. the teens were last seen driving their families initially both reported the missing. but police have just announced that they are not now wanted in connection to the murders. officials say that th

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boris johnson is the new british prime minister he pledges t to tatake the u. k. out to the e. .october the thirty first note if so box the box tops with me he says. and that was the first and the demonstration to ststop but promises caught in london johnson was on his way to see the queenn. john t the rooms that it's on te could be deployed in hong kong the city authorities requeuested support. maintaining publilic order. the somometimes violent protest. what will the call to testify to congreress says his report

seemsms to bebe on e front pages around the world the more countries take action for instance like the u. k. stopping seventy auaugusta hong ko. a few weeks ago -- the issues being discussed the use of the sickest on saying this is wrong what time this is an over reach by china at the more becomes embarrassing exam likely something else has to happen. it's a it't's a question a question of what that might be china. china's hong kong's entire value its cachet so to speak mark has been the fact that it's been this sort of glittering gleaming international financial hub which is being the soo called sort of safe place to do business in asia right.. you have all the advantages you could be right up there along side china with that extremely dynamic economy about to overtake the u. s.. in a few years time sosome say t already has -- and new york hong kong which is been this place with rule of law these things don't exist on the mainland right. independent judiciary free press and the thing that businesses and investors value most prpredictability you know if you go there basically you're gonna b

u. k. meanwhile is planning on planting some fifty million first over the next twenty five years. great to fast new forest in the north of england. those are among the best trees [inaudible] style sign. to get some more in depth lookk at hohow froronts is green spaceces and doing in twey nineteen i came here to power is his biggest com the one divivine sent. to meet at least five rounds she's the forest manager the ngo from nature. hi and leave hi not thanks for joining us today we are hit in the blood of on set in paris but tell us in general all over france. all forests at risk. no plea for four says missile but very the remote native french forests and not really in danger. we didn't have -- deforestation problem in france but we do have other issues. there has beeeen a loss of biodiversity and franz i'm forrest key habititats the b bio diveversity. as other habitats disappeared you to agricuculture for example his use of pesticideses homes te soil. for is the startrting to have great to buy a divested. that's why we must continue to protect forests because of if i pull you up

from -- from thehe u.. that -- tensions a clearly rising quite dramatically right now between the u. k. -- and tehran -- and of course all of this is very likely to have been links and idea to something that happened a little bit earlier. in the day which is -- the announcement of the government of gibraltar. has x. as decided to extend the detention of an iranian supertanker for thirty days -- so at this is when that decision was announced it was p pretty mh expected that the iranians would tryy to retaliate so to speak fr the ted detention of that -- iranian -- supertanker -- detention at the behest o of the british government because you brought to is a an overerseas territory a and all of this c cg as you sayay mid. rising tensions in the region the e straightht to full m moviw and that's one of the spececific incident we want to talk aut whichh is. iran releasing footage which is aimed to read about that americanan c claim thahat one os drones was down by the uniteted stateses -- i idea on this weekt should we make aboutut a botottf those images that the iranians have been putting

and this much from pressure campaign or is there still some wiggle room for the u k . well there is definitely wiggle room for the u.k. and if you see other communications publicly like theresa may talking just the last couple days about trump's domestic statements in the u.s. there's there's there's no lost love right now between the u.s. and the u.k. on a number of issues so as you say that you case a tricky position because on the one hand they want to protect their shipping and protect all the commercial you know interests connected to that in the world economic situation on the other hand they don't want to be seen as joining the u.s. in the maximum pressure campaign which they have been opposed to from the beginning i mean as we saw from the leaked cable by the british ambassador they were very critical of the way in which trump came to the various decisions he made on iran so . if there is some wiggle room britain will try to even expand that amount of wriggle room and on the one hand it needs the u.s. to protect its shipping on the other hand it wants to show t

the u. k. ambassador to washington who is being in fact you can't agency session this wednesday. wall and diplomatic adviser to a menund michaelel met with officials in iran. in a bid to salvage the nuclear deal and ease tensions. was a coming up here in front live from paris counsel american missiles and upn

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statement can the boris johnson personality really make the difference in the negotiations with the e u k it seems to think no well have been so many boris johnson over the years you know these this is a guy who grew up very early years in brussels it seems from a very traumatic experience from a 3rd country returning as an adult and it could be an equally traumatic experience but he's you know as a mayor of london he appears to be more popular and he seemed quite a delegator he had experts around took charge of various projects the olympics or crossrail the railing. as foreign minister it seemed to be less he seemed to want to be in charge and officials i know in the foreign income went off so it was an. shambles you want to know if you knew nothing and he wasn't aware of what he didn't know so you have boris johnson who can delegate and knows you know i need experts and then there's boris johnson who wants to do everything this boris johnson seem to be saying i will do it all and i will do it in 99 days and you know the list will lose their shirts well if you turn it around in $1009.00

opinion from -- spread the britishh navy intervenes in another instance in the streets full movies u. k. ships will not and to invade your water system ron's wharf was with washington continues [inaudible] watching live. thanks for joining us now joint lobsters five hundred euro bottttles o of winee phonenes ir administer a is in hot water for hosting luxury dennis. which allegedly had little to do with his official function. but according to invested website media part which says -- forms whilele the ruciane as journalists wife held a thousand such suauarez a for r two year period. yeah i was on to his job for now after promising france's prime minister. the pay back any unjustified expenses. but he remains in the spotlight said this evening here in paris amid another media pa story saying he's also been renting a council property social housing. which he saw as well paid misstep not entitled utility has more. leaving with his job in tact prime minister edouard feed someone differences environment mininister to discuss a deepenig expenses scandal. lavish dinner that the taxpayer cost a

one in fifty one hundred was up eight tenths of 1% despite data suggesting that construction in the u. k. is seen its sharpest dowownturn ina decade. us economy is on its longest ever cycle of expansion. the national bureau of economic research says the economy has been growing since june two thousand and nine marking a record breaking one hundred and twenty one months. our service has the details. his own praises donald trump wants the world to know that the us economy is reaching new high. the economy is the best it has everer been eveven muchf the f e news is giving me credit for that. as of july the united states ended its one hundred and twenty first consecutive month of growth. this period surpasses the one hundred and twenty month great cycle recorded between march nineteen ninety one and march two thousand and one despite breaking this record to the rate of growth over the last ten years is that just two point 3%. far behind the rates achieved in previous decades. in the last two years the trump administration has stimulated the us economy by drastically lowering taxes especially

and we are falling to a precise jeem as the us or g m c u k regime canadian a g m australia dream and nobody is making any comment about those countries i don't understand that i and i understand said mr to who think that the judiciary in hong kong is not up to its work its name has to do it's not my opinion the opinion of your own you've got to look at the 1st hanukkah song one association is putting a travesty of the facts to me so the hunk of our 2 association is putting a travesty of the high things that are not looking at the law they're not looking at these and the lawyers have got it wrong. it's capable of doing a proper job of keeping you safe you say to these and any decision that is made by the chief executive is subject to confirmation by the homeowner who you can completely rough across a rail and want to say what is wrong about the world because your labor fangio propose your man of action now you can do it on a show proposed again a lot of and sell criminal suspects can be extradited without confirmation by the hong kong courts. can i say you know can i ask you a questio

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. >> china is one in the u k to keep out of hong kong politics, accusing london of interference in theity's affairs. beijing issued a strongly worded statement saying the territory is not what it used to be and that the british government has chosen to stand on the wrong side. 13 people have been arrested in connection with the violent at the capitol building on monday. early indicators for june show the chinese economy under even more downward pressure following may's hike in u.s. tariffs. business surveys suggest rising stress among small and medium-sized enterprises with the government expected to offer more support. bloomberg intelligence says market sentiments improved towards the end of the month after the u.s. and china reached a trade truce at the g-20. president trump is insisting he has not given up his campaign to put a citizenship question on the u.s. census form despite hadrts his administration dropped the issue after the supreme court ruled against it. he tweeted that any news of the commerce department abandoning andquestion are fake insists the administration is moving

in the u k, jeremy hunt will try to burnish his brexit credentials today. the foreign secretary will set up his strategy for a no deal exit from the eu. his plan would cut corporation taxes and ease the burden for british retailers. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. in his 1:00 in new york, 6:00 in london, 1:00 in hong kong. i'm shery ahn in for vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." shery: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories on the bloomberg and around the world. protesters and police by lome in hong kong, a dramatic escalation of opposition efforts to force the government to withdraw controversial exhibition legislation. we will have a live up eight. .oosening the leash on huawei president trump announcing plans to relax the rules on the chinese tech giant. opec saying it will extend production cuts into 2020 as the world's leading oil exporter looks at a weakening outlook for

we are seeing it in the u k, poised to pull out of the european union. china as well.es that mean? eric: it is worrisome because it is an about-face in terms of the politics we have had in the past 20 years of globalization, open markets, freedom of ideas, freedom of people moving to be able to develop their ideas wherever they want. this goes hand in glove with the anti-immigration movements. all of that is not good for innovation, not good for us. emily: what does it mean for innovation? eric: it means you are going to see silence again. -- silos again. people in china are going to do their own thing, they will not collaborate with people in the united states. it is going to slow it down. on the other hand, i don't think this is a sustainable long-term policy. i think globalization is here to stay. this is a course correction that maybe was needed, particularly in the case of china. but, it is in their best interest in our best interest to continue with open markets. emily: eric hippeau, good to see you here on the set. thanks for coming. still ahead, looks like soft

here in the u k, the environment secretary talking about a deposit scheme for plastic bottles and otherkaging as well. what kind of impact would that have were those schemes are rolled on more broadly, is that something you anticipate? firstly, we have been super clear on our objective. we set ourselves a goal of being part of a world without waste. that means making sure our packaging is recyclable, that we get the packaging that, and reuse them in our own bottles. pet is a fantastic packaging material in that sense. the key cap is generally collection as it relates to plastic bottles. other challenges, but pet bottles which we use, the key challenges collection. they are industry schemes around the world. deposit schemes can work, too. the key is to set up a scheme so that it drives the highest level of collection with the greatest cost of efficiency. we are in conversation with the u.k. government on how we can bring that into being. we are committed to making sure we can help get collection to work. of course, different countries have different starting points in terms of the infras

we are starting to see those now especially in the u k, europe as well, and the u.s., where it is 3% plus. if productivity gains do not continue to go up, you'll have inflationary pressure from the bottom, which will cause bond investors to be more concerned inevitably, which means you will have higher rates. vonnie: that is what we've been aiting for, but the fed chair saying in france there increased in certainties. shawn: absolutely. part of the issue is all the problems that came out of 2007, it took a while to heal the marketplace. you are starting to see which pressure at the bottom, financial assets going up at the top, which is putting pressure, and the middle class has been stagnant for the last 20 years. unemployment,low everyone thinking the phillips curve is dead -- i think it is just dormant -- but as you push lower, that employment group will look for higher wages. i think you are starting to see some gains. vonnie: at what point do we see something toppling? if i follow your argument correctly, we would have a domino effect on other asset classes. where does it begin,

in the u k, travelers are facing a second day of disruption after record breaking temperatures gave wayo thunderstorms. network rail, which oversees the majority of britain's railway network, is advising commuters to only travel it actually necessary. the blistering heat left trains and haphazard locations and a fire damage network. at heathrow, many flights were canceled or delayed because of the severe weather. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. is bloomberg. david? president trump named himself a progrowth president and predicted that things like the tax cuts would grow the economy at rates not seen in years. >> the economy has hit 3%. nobody thought we would be anywhere close. i think we go to 4% or maybe even 6% ultimately. david: 6%. not quite there yet. u.s. gdp slowed to 2.1%, a smaller drop than forecast but a number that makes the trump economy look a lot more like the obama economy. a partner at lowenstein sandberg and president of democrats for educated refor

but a very special guest in the u k already got a sneak peek stick with us. >>know a lot of us are pretty excited about this one than you live action lion king movie premieres tonight in london and there will be actual royalty at the event that's pretty interesting linda kincaid has the details on this star-studded night out. >>it's one of the most hotly anticipated releases this year. these these live re imagining. line. >>with an cast to voice including beyonce as the young line nala and donald glover in the lead role as really fun to be a part of a. >>you've known your entire life like i didn't have to wait. learn any lines i didn't have to learn the words of the songs that him after that you know it was a second nature's i think that i think you you do films like that. once in a lifetime, but the crown prince is a jungle is getting of oil seal of approval in the united kingdom. >>prince harry, the duke of sussex will attend the uk premiere of the film is sunday. it's all for a good cause disease launching a worldwide conservation charity to protect him re

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we mighthe u k, actually have a lady governor at the bank of england if i'm allowed to say, lady governor female governor -- anna: i'm sure you can. neil: i think it would be a jolly good idea because we have candidates.le on a serious note, polity competence is direct. i'm sure what we will also see is a continuity candidate from mr. draghi's policies because clearly as we have seen overnight, it is not just choosing the next president of the ecb. it is the next leader of the eu, and this huge problem as president macron has intimated. anna: how clear are you as to whether the ecb has run out of room to maneuver and how much policy at can deliver? some say they cannot do much more. it was said the idea that the ecb has run out of assets is just weird. he is right carried a central banks can do anything and they always have the monetary ammunition to do that. they've obviously got to tread a and it is not just in the eurozone and the ecb, there is a broader conversation about or monetary policy goes from here, whether monetary policy is effective, negative rates, qe, all of these things o