u.s. capital reports say washington edging towards an agreement. on going. south korea as well the rights too long. five g. mobile networking the country turned on its super high speed ultra reactive network on wednesday ahead of schedule five g. is the communications technology that will be the basis of major developments in the so-called internet of things. a huge trove of data from facebook users been exposed online in a public database it includes details like people's names the comments they've left and when they've hit the like facebook stored on amazon cloud service apparently without any protection. first quarterly figures show a record decline in deliveries stoking fears that demand for its latest electric the is faltering. reduction in tax incentives for its mobile three sedan in the u.s. and problems with getting deliveries to buyers in europe and china are the main reasons for the poor results. here germany's seems to face a significant slowdown more and more indicators point in the downward direction in february factory orders fell to their lowe

u.s. capital historical society. they said it is the ship that brought over the soldier, and the soldier lay in the rotunda. i am really glad that the colleagues pointed that out to me. i am really glad of the connections there. i think john will be talking about a wide spectrum of things. something in it should interest all of us. the speaker is john brady, president of the board of directors of the flagship olympia foundation in the independence seaport museum outside philadelphia. if any of you traveled on 95 through downtown philadelphia, if you look east, you will have seen the mast of the ship and maybe the smokestack. i encourage you all to visit. i have not visited in years. i cannot wait to go back. mention -- me to john will get me excited about it today. he wanted me to mention -- he said before he went upstairs, you know, to his office space, he got his hands dirty reconstructing historic vessels that would have been at port in delaware and in and out of other ports. now it is still a program going on und

u.s. capital markets. pretty powerful stick. >> i'm remiss to our viewers out there that don't understand how these sanctions work, you say how can the u.s. prevent other countries from buying another country's oil. we do it flew the treasury department we do business with the united states we cut off a flow of money, interparty transactions. >> we say you choose what market you want to be in. for the trump administration, it's one thing to say don't take iranian barrels. we now have two major producers under sanction on april 28th the de facto embargo becomes a hard embargo. >> i thought this was going to be a boring year. >> no, it's very exciting. >> june 24th, 25th meeting -- >> actually, watch the may joint meeting taking place in riyadh that's when we're going to get the first signals on what saudi is going to be. >> helima, we pinged her last night. >> i was watching "game of thrones." >> don't reveal anything >> thank you so much. >> i know it was a short night. >> thank you. >>> time for this morni

they increased capital levels much earlier than european banks. it help u.s. ow we've done it, now we have good capital. now we can do all kinds of things and expand, and they did, and they've been making more money because interest rates are not that low in the u.s.. we started increasing slowly. in europe they are negative. when you have negative interest rates, banks have a hard time making money because the spread really shrinks. you cannot charge negative interest to your depositors. you cannot make them pay for their deposits. but then the interest rates you are charging for loans goes down and down. you make very little in the spread between. that is banking 101. europe has really had a tough time with negative interest rates for a long time. the u.s. is different there. guy: net interest margins. i wonder whether a tiered structure from the ecb would make a difference there. there is some suggestion that if the deutsche bank/commerzbank deal doesn't get pulled off, unicredit could potentially step in for commerzbank. in some ways, would a cross-border d

u.s. states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years as well. execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor the death penalty there are some people because of what they did have given up their rights as live among us some other even proven innocent years on death row and how many more exonerations is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. this have conditionally to capitulate as i live eat here if you don't then. fine. nina. i d. . be young. and we have many things in this world and this is it enough for everyone and why some people's minds so take our things all the power just for themselves since that is the mother. of. the much hyped mole report dispels two years of media speculation on trumped russia collusion the democrats keep up the pressure on the us president. no collusion no obstruction the president trumping gates to obstruction of justice certainly obstructing justice multiple. all attempts by the president to mislead the country

u.s. capital washington d.c. good evening to you helen and explain if you could why the trumpet ministration was willing to veto this resolution we want to understand how did abortion become part of a resolution about sex as a weapon of war. that's correct brant essentially this final text has removed the mention of a sexual and reproductive health for the survivors of rape as a weapon of war the trump administration said that it would veto over that language the trump administration says that this is a tacit endorsement of abortion which it is against and that has you know of course some stinging condemnation from all of the u.n. ambassadors notably the french ambassador to the united nations phosphor that out has said that this admission essentially is unacceptable and it removes the dignity of women i think we have to ask this question with regards to the resolution it's meant to be a survivor centered approach that's what the u.n. has said it's something that survive assented one with think would have a provi

u.s. capital monrovia. the housing market across africa is our hot topic today on the fringes of big cities such as lagos or nairobi you see rows of inigo corrugated iron shacks in the media there are four times as many flimsy shocks done properly built houses on surprisingly people living in the area around the capital in talk are growing more and more frustrated with the situation that. these young namibians are fed up tens of thousands have joined the youth movement affirmative repositioning or are for shot the group's protests have drawn the biggest crowds seen since and of a parfit their demands to the government a clear affordable housing with electricity running water and seaweed services i was i was killed was he was he. was he was leaving. me was i to see the extent of the problem you need to look no further than the capital windhoek as prices have continued to rise more and more people have been forced into renting overpriced shocks on the outskirts of the city . seven years ago poor rat she was n

u.s. capital to talk more about biden's bid i'm joined tonight by u.s. politics and policy analyst professor of course for been with art college here in berlin a familiar face to our viewers and from washington janet johnson joins me she is a national political correspondent with the washington post both of you welcome jim and joe let me start with you we've heard time and time again of all the candidates joe biden is the one with the best chance of defeating donald trump if he gets that far what does that mean. well. to wait and see what's going to happen the first nominating contest is still nine months away we have to wait and see what democratic voters watt out of every one in the field and it's a very big field we have twenty major democrats who are running for the nomination right now biden's the best no he was the vice president has very wide name recognition and said i kind of makes him i automatically front runner but there's a lot of other people there's. you know what are our unsure what they want and so we're just going to have to wait and se

u.s. capitalism. we'll discuss that next. our mission is to provide complete, 2 ♪ every day, visionaries are creating the future. ♪ so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. ♪ the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ because the future only happens with people who really know how to deliver it. >>> former vice president joe biden is expected to enter the presidential race any day now, but he's actually been beaten to the punch for this week anyway, by another democratic hopeful, massachusetts congressman seth moulton who has officially thrown his hat into the ring becoming the 19th candidate. here is a part of his message for voters. >> i'm running because we have to beat donald trump, and i want us to beat donald trump because i love this country. we've never been a country that gets everything right, but we're a country that at our best thinks that we might. i'd be honored if you join me in this mission. >> joining me now i

u.s. capital historical society. welcome to catch him home -- catcham hall./ last week we had an observance of women's suffrage. this year we are two years ahead ofthings by the observance the return of the unknown soldier from europe after world war i. the uss subject of olympia was brought to our attention some months ago as a issible lunchtime lecture, personally was screaming, please just give me an excuse to do capitaler the u.s. historical society. they said it is the ship that brought over the soldier, and the soldier lay in the rotunda. i am really glad that the colleagues pointed that out to me. i am really glad of the connections there. i think john will be talking of things.e spectrum something in it should interest all of us. this speaker is john brady, president of the board of directors of the flagship thepia foundation in independence seaport museum outside philadelphia. if any of you traveled on 95 through downtown philadelphia, if you look east you will have and the mast of the ship maybe the smokest

u.s. capital chief told members of the u.s. house enhanced protection is available to any of those conrned about threats. >> if you have an event, if you provide us with the schedule and the venue, we will do loworkup. we'l at it through open sources and through classified type of there's any threat assigned or assessed. if you have any particular individuals you know who will be disruptive, we'll look at that as well. >> a recent news 4 i-team investigation realed investigation into threats to members of congress nearly doubled as social media provides a new avenue to target the powerful. scott macfarlane, news 4. back to you. >>> it's just a few monthsyontil u get that amazing view from top of the washington monumento again. the national park service says the monument i going to reopen sometime in august. right now there's construction of a new security screening building under way and the new elevator system has been installed. it just needs some final testing and certification. that monument's beense clo since 2016 if it fe

u.s. capital police chief told members of the u.s. house enhanced protection is available to any of them concerned about threats. >> if you have an event, if you provide us with the schedule, the venue, we will do a workup. we'll look at it both through op sources and through classified to see if there's any type of threat assigned or assessed. if you have any particular individuals that you know of who could be disruptive, we'll certainly look at that as well. >> investigation into threats of members of congress nearly doubled in 2017 as social media provides a new avenue to target. >> thank you for that, scott. >>> today the powerful would be the winds. i saw my newspaper blowingth do e driveway in the bag. >>nd they came in big last night but they still are with us tonight. >> yh. we're still tracking strong w d winds out there. overnightews is tonight the winds do subside. we'll have light winds overnight and they're really not an issue tomorrow. what you'll notice tomorrow as you step out the door, the chill in the air. mid to ue

u.s. capital markets or you can take venezuelan barrels, i think they'll leave it on the sidelines. >> werant ek emshons >> now three countries have gone to zero. we basically have five receiving exemptions i think that will probably be a couple more zeroed out by the time the decision comes in may a couple hundred thousand more iranian barrels off the market >> still, whatever their cost per barrel and whatever they make per barrel, those are big >> big numbers good week for saudi. >> good week for you >> thank you >> appreciate it >>> time for the morning rbi this morning let's talk about something we just referenced, the best performing asset class of the year. it is not the stock market it's a commodity it is lean hog futures that's right pigs futures up 43% this year 55% in the last month. it's not because of increased demand it's a terrible disease called african swine fever that has slammed china's hog farms, and it's serious it's serious that citigroup put out a note on it yesterday saying the high pork prices will drive up inflation, particularly in pork obsessed china the good n

u.s. capital where attorney general william barr delivered a reda redacted version to congress in a few hours it will be releading. both parties, no doubt, gearing up to dig in and use it to make their case for and against the president. much more on the economic and investor impact coming up in just a bit first, to business new business this morning. >> this is zoom at $36 a share that's above an already increased range of $28 to $32. zoom, which will trade under the ticker zm, is bucking the recent trenld of ipos that is profitable reporting net income of 7.6 million last year on sales of 330.5 million. by the way, big day on cnbc. you can catch both of those newly public ceos later today on squawk alley once those shares begin trading. now to your markets on this busy thursday morning as we noted, futures are a little bit in the red to wrap up their trading week here. dow futures 80 s&p and nasdaq futures are already down of course, the dow and the nark both marginally higher this year the nasdaq this week -- the nasdaq up 20% this year. as we told you on cnbc yesterday, the nasdaq 100 hit

u.s. recovery reflects our aggressiveness and insisting to core financial firms filled capital. let me stop there. i would welcome questions. [applause] [applause] >> thank you doctor yellin. as our audience is getting close to the microphone i would ask that as you prepare your questions that you actually ask the question and for the sake of time you keep it to one question. if you don't mind i will begin with a question and as people are coming forward, we know he has spent many years of your career in higher education and i wondered if you could talk a little bit about how that work in higher ed in her preparation really influenced your work as chairperson? >> thank you so much. i have found that all of the economics i have learned, studied, taught and researched has been highly relevant in the jobs that i faced and research is a very important part of what the federal reserve does. we have one of the largest and best groups of research on economists in the country. there are 300 phd's working just in washington and a far larger number throughout the federal reserve. i truly

u.s. capital. well, we've already got this plan for a grant statue, maybe we shouldn't do it at the capital. what if we create a new avenue radiating from the capital intuited the other end? no, that doesn't seem like a great idea either. the soldiers home would be a great place. lincoln spent much time there. well, same problem as before, it is remote. so, we are not going to do it at the soldiers home. what about the old naval observatory on east street. lincoln spent time there, no, it was decided that that was a little obscure. my favorite alternative site is meridian hill, in columbia heights, i don't know why they decided not to do it there, but it could have been that there is already a statue of james buchanan. so, it seemed a little bit inappropriate. the battle gets down to these elaborately bearded man, uncle joe, the former speaker of the house at this point who had seen abraham lincoln in illinois , and john hey, that is young handsome john hay, now, the secretary of state, and hey ones

u.s. capital his visit was organized in complete secrecy. the photographer made his way through a maze of underground corydoras to get to the interview room. before entering caesar insisted that all cameras be turned off. we bought. a rain jacket and that a blue rain jacket that we that he would wear with the with the hood over his head so that no one could even see the shape of his head. we had caesar's pictures displayed around the hearing room and on the televisions in the hearing room we displayed pictures that hadn't been released to the press some of the more gruesome . for over an hour american representatives listen to caesar. the shock tactics worked. it isn't often if ever that there are hearings like this in congress. you can't see those pictures and not feel enormous compassion for for the victims and outrage that. there is any human would do this to any other human and even further outrage that that any president of the united states or any other world leader wouldn't take action. to stop these to stop these crimes. and i think

u.s. capital to mk holocaust remembrance week. survivors lit candles today to remember the millions of people around the worlder murded, but the recent rise of hate in america weighed heavily on everyone's minds here. news 4errick ward spoke to the pittsburgh rabbi who survived that attack in his synagogue six months ago. note note. >> reporter: a solemn entrance. a martial entrance for the lab r -- liberators. time to honor the victims of the holocaust. also a time remember victims of a more recent tragedy, the shooting at the california synagogue. the rabbi says trage isn't the right word for it. >> it's a horror. it requires an extreme vocabulary because this is an extreme act. >> reporter: remember back anotherix months and there is the tree of life at the pittsburgh synagogue where the rabbi was the spiritual leader. shock and outrage are the immediate reaction at what happened in california. the next question, how best to respo respond? >> we've been through it. we have to share, i wish i didn't have to say this, our experti

u.s. recovery in part reflects our aggressiveness in insisting that core financial firms build capital. let me stop there and i would welcome some questions. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you, dr. yellen. as our audience is getting close to the mirk phones, i would ask that as you prepare your questions, that you actually ask a question, and that you, for sake of time, just keep it to one question. if you don't mind, i'll begin with a question. >> absolutely. >> and as people are coming forward. we know that you have spent many years of your career in higher education. and i wondered if you could talk a little bit about how that work in higher ed and your preparation really influenced your work as chairperson. >> well, thanks so much. i have found that all of the economics that i've learned, studied, taught, and researched, has been highly relevant in the jobs that i've faced, and research is a very important part of what the federal reserve does. we have one of the largest and best groups of research economists in the country. there are 300 ph.d.s, working just in washington, and

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u.s. banks, capital markets, and credit in focus. when you traveling to work, tune into bloomberg radio live on your mobile device or dab digital in the london area. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." let's get a check on the markets. a mixed picture in asia, but overall, equities to the downside. the 10 year yield hovers around the 250 handle edging higher yesterday. the euro is the best performing in the g10. cable slightly on the front foot. more meetingsng between theresa may and jeremy corbyn later today. wti on a six the week of gains. concerns around supply disruptions in certain areas, including libya. pushing the price higher despite what we saw earlier in the week. s&p futures on the front foot after the index closed flat yesterday. today we are asking on mliv, how close is crude oil for 2019? reach out to us and the mliv team on your bloomberg. for now let's get the bloomberg business flash. >> spacex has launched its falcon heavy rocket for the first paying customer. the rocket blasted off f

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and forces fighting for control of libya's capital of launching u.s. strikes planes from the u.s. backed government targeted forces loyal to the warlord after after us forces bombed targets on the outskirts of the capital tripoli. several politicians in the u.s. have condemned president donald trump after he tweeted a video containing footage of nine eleven designed to attack a muslim congresswoman. the video features edited sections of a speech obama made on civil rights for muslims in the u.s. . yes sometime later the speech has been overlaid with footage of the nine eleven attacks which we here have decided not to broadcast the videos being shared on social media to suggest the congresswoman was playing down nine eleven in response some condemned mr trump's tweet and accused him of islamophobia in the video mr trump tweeted it is looped repeatedly saying some people did something the actual quote from her speech goes like this for far too long we've lived with the discomfort of being a second class citizen and frankly i'm tired of it and every single muslim in this country shoul

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u.s. states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor of the death penalty there are some people because of what they did have given up the right to live among us somebody even proven innocent off two years on death row and how many more exonerations is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. this have to get to class as i live eat here good for yourself in. need no. need. i d. . be young. and we have many things in this world and this isn't enough for everyone and why some people's minds so take our thing all the power just for themselves and to see other human. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking to your pension account. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. i'm after a time when you're what you're going underground and while we're away we'll be screening some your favorite episodes of the season coming up in this show is britain at risk of

u.s. states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor the death penalty there are some people because of what they did have given up the right to live among us somebody even proven innocent years on death row and how many more races is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic developments only and. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching th

u.s. states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor the death penalty there are some people because of what they do they've given up their right to live among us some are even proven innocent doctor years on death row but how many more exonerations is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. so when i say assets on their books terry they're referring to the bonds that they priced at one hundred cents on the dollar but don't have a sale value in the market greater than maybe one penny on the dollar so again that's the portrait of dorian gray economy all these quote assets on the central bank balance sheets if you added up all of i think the central banks have something like fifty to fifty five trillion dollars of what they call assets that might be worth of mcdonald's hamburger when they have no collateral value i thought they're worthless that's a fact. how they don't have to have an international m

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u.s. states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor the death penalty there are some people because of what they do have given up their right to live among us somebody even proven innocent after years on death row and how many more exonerations is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. i'm after a time when you want you're going underground and while we're away we'll be screening some of your favorite episodes of the season coming up in this show is britain at risk of an imminent terror attack we speak to the president of syria's talk media advisor dr with a michigan about teresa mayes decision to resettle white helmets in the u.k. and as britain confirms there will be no postgraduate trade deal with turkey or japan we speak to a foreign trade minister who did successfully sign a deal in time for the twenty ninth of march both have more coming up in today's going underground but first forget last

u.s. states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor of the death penalty there are some people because of what they do have given up their rights as live among us some even proven innocent doctor years on death row and how many more exonerations is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered i'm trying to be discussing american foreign policy. ok i want to go back to max in washington you said you started your book basically with the mujahideen ok that's a good starting point here max chronicle the involvement in the culpability of the media in all of this nonsense that we're experiencing because it is it's truly nonsensical what's going on right now ok how is the media changed and i want to talk about how the neo cons against all odds i suppose have been able to conquer both parties ok and the media also all three go ahead max. well that's a t

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