u.s. justice department announces plans to revive the federal death penalty the move ends a 16 year moratorium on the practice and it's expected to trigger a host of legal challenges plus a blistering heat wave in europe and record high temperatures france experiences of all time highs for a 2nd straight day and to germany belgium and the netherlands sweltering as well. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us we start with a tragedy in the mediterranean nearly a 150 refugees are feared to have drowned after their boat capsized off the coast of libya more than $135.00 people were rescued after the accident and returned to libya it's the worst shipwreck to take place in the mediterranean this year. these exhausted migrants have been sent back to libya from where they had set off for europe right next to the survivors are those who did not make it. this woman says she lost her 7 year old son in the boat accident she's grief stricken but also angry she says no one helped her and her family in libya oh my god they don't know how did anyone they sent me away and they told me and my children

u.s. justice department announced a practice of executing death row inmates at a federal level will resume later this year. welcome back to the france 24 newsroom in paris. thank you indeed for joining us. first, angry protests are continuing in hong kong. today, 1000 demonstrators dressed in black, filled the arrival hallll of hong kong international airport, greeting surprised visitors at one of the busiest airports in the world. month, cacalling for democratic reforms, the movement has already forced authorities to back down on a cocontroversial extrtradition b. another march is scheduled to take place on saturday, and the same area where triad gangsters attacked people who took part in a pro-democracy rally. let's look at what some of the protesters had to say. speaking there i in hong kong. our correspondedent from our international affairs desk. perhaps it is no accident that the airport was chosen. that is a very visible choice of venue for such a protest. >> the protesters are going for maximum visibility, and it is important for them that this protest at the airport does not desce

u.s. justice department approves the merger of t.v. while and sprint bringing together the 3rd and 4th largest wireless operators on a global race to build super fast 5 jeannot for. talk about temporary housing revisit workers now living in camper van communities close 3rd jobs. this is v.w. business. and in berlin welcome u.s. growth failed to live up to donald trump's promises of a 3 percent gain last year the government says the world's biggest economy grew more slowly in 2018 than previously thought the commerce department downgraded its estimate from 3 percent to 2.5 percent the overall trajectory is upwards and consumer spending is buoyant but lower spending on buildings equipment and software led to a downgrade analysts believe the trade war with china created uncertainty. and it's probably doing so still joining me now in the studio is our business reporter clifford coonan and our man on the markets. welcome to you both now what's on the east let's start with the u.s. so trump has argued that his tax cuts and increased spending

u.s. justice department announced his plans to revive the federal death penalty a 16 year. old bringing an update from the scene. to the. result of the mediterranean with what's believed to be the worst shipwreck they have issue here nearly $150.00 refugees afia drowned after their boat capsized off the libyan coast on thursday scores of others were rescued but instead of finding safe harbor here in europe they were sent back to libya to face more uncertainty and desperation. these exhausted migrants have been sent back to libya from where they had set off for europe right next to the survivors are those who did not make it. this woman sense she lost her 7 year old son in the boat accident . she's grief stricken but also angry she says no one helped her and her family in libya oh my god they don't know how did anyone they sent me away and they told me and my children that we had to find our own way. i just want to go back to my home country of sudan to die. after what is probably the worst boat accident in the mediterranean this year the demands of u.n. organizations have b

u.s. justice department made the decision not to charge the officers involved. but european parliament has nary backed fonda lion to be the next president of the european commission german defense minister will place. when he steps down in october underlying will be the 1st woman to hold the post. the british pound has plunged to a 27 month low against the dollar and a 6 month low versus the euro the markets are worried about the risk of the u.k. leaving the european union with no deal to. cut as for missed this is the former cattery missile found amongst arms seized in italy this week was sold 25 years ago to a 3rd country as part of a larger weapons sale the french made air to air missile was discovered during raids on near nazi sympathizers. donald trump says a lot of progress has been made with iran and his weekly cabinet meeting at the white house the u.s. president said he's not pushing for regime change in tehran. risking it all is next with the story of the challenges facing workers in war ravaged sierra leone thanks watching more news after that i think

u.s. justice department made the decision not to charge the officers involved. european parliament has narrowly backed also. to help the european commission that a german defense minister will now replace. when he steps down in october. be the 1st woman to hold a post. donald trump says a lot of progress has been made with iran at his weekly cabinet meeting at the white house the us president said he's not pushing for regime change in tehran and didn't give any details of any progress made. a palestinian man has died while detained in an israeli jail according to a palestinian rights group the 31 year old man was being held in solitary confinement after being arrested in a raid a month ago it's claimed the man was being interrogated at the time of his death at least 10 people have been killed after a 4 story residential building collapse in the indian city of mumbai more than 20 additional people afraid to be trapped under the rubble the building was nearly 100 years old monsoon rains are believed to be responsible. for the stream is up next looking at the human

u.s. justice department made the decision not to charge the officers involved. but european parliament has nary approved also for the lion as the next president of the european commission the german defense minister will replace york when he steps down in october becoming the 1st woman to hold the post has pledged unity for the block. mr president and honorable members of this folly and i feel so all notes and i'm overwhelmed and i thank you for the trust you placed in me yet the trust you placed in me is confidence you placed in europe u.s. president trump says a lot of progress has been made with iran at his weekly cabinet meeting at the white house trump said he's not pushing for a regime change in tehran but didn't give details of any progress made so after a state might compare added that iran said it was prepared to negotiate on its missile program iran says its missile ours alone negotiable with anyone or any country. meanwhile iran's supreme leader has spoken for the 1st time about britain's seizure of an iranian tanker near gibraltar it was detained by

u.s. justice department announced his plans to revive the federal death penalty a 16 year.

u.s. justice department announces plans to revive the federal death penalty a move into a 16 year moratorium on the practice and it's expected to trigger a host of legal challenges.

u.s. justice department is on the verge of approving one.ish could become a strong competitor in the u.s. market. let's bring in our cells reporter. you broke it. congratulations. it has been a long time coming. reporter: this is a happy turn of events. the shares are very close -- there are a couple of issues remaining but not insurmountable . metboard of deutsche yesterday to discuss the package that is being discussed at the boj as these other remedies that will help the boj -- the doj approved the deal. they are selling three prepaid brands as there will be -- spectrum as well. they are talking about how dish gets customers across to their network and there will be arrangement where they share the network and spectrum. caroline: this is what revlimid -- what regulators have been grappling with. this alleviates that element. not just the department of issuee that is having with this. not just regulators, it is the states themselves. some of them have filed -- reporter: 13 states and the district of colombia are against this. they are worr

u.s. justice department while no specific companies have been mentioned the probe is said to be examining whether major online platforms have been abusing their market dominance and hindering competition. russian opposition leader alexei of all he says he's been arrested video on his instagram account to get to corruption campaigner said he was detained as he left his home in moscow to go jogging with all these arrests comes after he called for another mass protest most authoritative left there on opposition counter that's running in moscow's parliamentary election . russia and china have conducted their 1st joint air patrol over disputed islands between japan and south korea responds japan scrambled its jet fighters south korea did the same both countries accuse the chinese and russian planes of violating their airspace beijing in moscow insists they flew over neutral or else. well here in berlin the new defense minister on a good outcome tom bower is due to take all the oath of office a short her appointment as defense minister came as a surprise after a predecessor was appointed presid

u.s. justice department as part of an expanded investigation. the u.s.taking a closer look at a former executive who later worked at the german bank. authorities have not accused deutsche bank or the former employee of wrongdoing. hedge funds have seen their best first half of the year in a decade. hedge funds research says the average fund has gained 6% in the first six months. the one standout is ken griffin senate bill. 13.6%.nd has gained and blackrock reportedly returned 10%. amazon is flirting with a $1 trillion valuation again after posting a seven-day winning streak. yesterday's close saw the market cap rise to $993 billion, again of less than 1% would push it above the 10 figure mark. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. nejra: thank you. let's focus on the trade tensions between south korea, saying they will meet with japan over restrictions on specialty concerninghat -- chipmakers. still with us is the head of investment at he

u.s. justice department as an expanded investigation. the u.s. is reportedly taking a closer look at a former goldman sachs executive who later worked at the german bank. authorities haven't accused which a bank of wrongdoing. another federal probe, the u.s. investigating france's plan to tax tax giants. so-called 301 investigation is the same tool donald trump used to impose tariffs on china. korear japan nor south has much political incentive to climb down on their trade complex. last week it escalated when tokyo moved to curve the export of the vitals to south korea's tech center. tomorrow the two sides plan to meet. hedge funds have seen the best first half of the year in a decade. the average multi-strategy fund has gained 6%. the stand at -- stand out, said adele. and --ck simcity blackrock's obsidian returning. the switch is now more affordable. nintendo is releasing a smaller version called the switch light. it will cost about $200, $100 less than the original. last year nintendo sold 17 million. amazon starting with $1 trillion valuation

u.s. justice department opening up a probe into the technology sector in the u.s.ohnson getting those keys to number 10. the big question is, what his government will look like, who he will surround himself with. the futures are looking ahead of the open today. definitely in the right. and 100 futures down, dax flat.arly we are getting the first opening of the european market open this wednesday morning. ftse 100 is flat, pretty much flat, yeah. still waiting for the other majors to open. we had a lot of big corporate scum out today, especially the auto sector. we had a lot of numbers flow out today. that may impact things like the dax or euro stoxx 50, which is opening flat. euro stoxx 50 has actually gone negative as well. we have the ecb tomorrow. we have the fed as well coming up, the imf cutting its forecast for global growth yet again. they still have some optimism in asia, given the fact for the trade. netherlands aes up nearly 0.2% as well. let's take a look at what is going on in these individual needs. it will be an interesting day given we have had so ma

u.s. justice department while no specific companies were mentioned the probe is said to be examining whether major online platforms have been abusing their market dominance and hindering competition. so united states now in a contentious day on capitol hill former special counsel robert muller has been testifying in congress over his probe into russian interference in the 2016 election and whether the trump campaign colluded with moscow he told lawmakers that the investigation found in adequate evidence to prove such a conspiracy but said once again his investigation did not clear trump of obstructing the probe many are viewing mother's testimony today as a last chance for democrats to build a case for impeaching president trump. robert mueller who spent 2 years leading an investigation determining if president trump had colluded with russia did not look like he wanted to be there but for democrats and republicans in congress this was an opportunity to get their points across live on t.v. report did not include he did not commit it's actually just correct that is correct and what about total

u.s. justice department looking at whether companies are harming competition.he antitrust division will address concerns that consumers and businesses have expressed about search, social media and on slight -- online retails. the latest sign of official scrutiny by washington. facebook, amazon and google parent alphabet fell. suggesting policy missteps on trade talks and brexit could derail a projected rebound. the fund expects the world economy to expand 3.2% this year, slightly more next year. about 1/10 of a percent down from its forecast in april. that lowers expectations from what what already the lowest since the financial crisis. the bank of japan is likely to lower its forecast for the year. they also downgrade some of its growth projections when policymakers meet next week. the bank will cut its out -- inflation outlook to 1.1% for the year through march to reflect the impact of lower mobile phone charges. growth forecast may be ranging due to global uncertainties. british business is morning incoming prime minister boris johnson that he must avoid lea

u.s. justice department made the announcement on tuesday 5 years after the death of eric gonna christen salumi has more. that takes. place today officer daniel panta layo was caught on video putting eric garner in a choke hold that led to his death police were attempting to arrest are now on charges of illegally selling blue cigarettes. to them if the agent but after what was described as an exhaustive review the department of justice decided the evidence did not meet the high bar required to bring civil rights charges against the officer when we evaluated all of the leo's actions and white his training and experience mr gardner size weight and actions to resist arrest and the duration and escalating nature of the interaction we determined that was insufficient evidence garners family and their supporters were quick to have jacked but years ago my son said i can't read. it today. because they have let us down. i write those words i can't breathe became a rallying cry for the black lives matter movement against police brutality after garners death in 2014 bringing thousands to the street in pro

u.s. justice department.iscuss the sector's troubles. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua at westminster. we have plenty going on. it is day one for boris johnson as prime minister. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash. >> texas instruments reporting stronger than predicted sales and profit forecast. it says third-quarter revenue will be 3.65-$3.95 million. this signals the slump in demand for chips may soon be at an end. it helps counter concerns a u.s.-china trade dispute will hurt the overall economy. we work is reportedly looking to go public in september. it is expected to be the second-biggest ipo of the year. the company is targeting a share sale of about $3.5 billion. largest is we work's backer and values the business at $47 billion. the number of snapchat users topping estimates. this after the company rolls out an updated version of its android mobile app. in the second quarter, an average of 203 million users logged in daily. that i

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u.s. justice department. more on that next. remember, bloomberg radio is live on your mobile device or dab digital radio in the london area. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open. 7:43 in london. 17 minutes until the start of equities trading. we are expecting the bounce given to equity markets globally by jerome powell. by 0.2% andg higher 0.4% here in europe. it deutsche bank is facing an investigation from the u.s. justice department as part of a probe of the malaysian investment fund. federal authorities are preparing to charge jeffrey epstein with running a sex trafficking ring of underage girls. joining us from frank hurt -- .rankfurt it does not seem a day we do not talk about deutsche bank, part of the restructure, and now these nasty headlines. wise deutsche bank in the crosshairs? -- why is deutsche bank in the crosshairs? >> you do not want to be in this limelight. employeegoldman sachs went to work for deutsche bank, and he was involved in the matter. not beenbank has accused of wrongdoing at this stage. some of

u.s. justice department brings back the federal death penalty and schedules five executions.

u.s. justice department made the announcement on tuesday 5 years after the death of farrah garner kristen salumi has more. that's. officer daniel panta layo was caught on video putting eric garner in a choke hold that led to his death police were attempting to arrest darren on charges of illegally selling blue cigarettes. to going to see if the agent but after what was described as an exhaustive review the department of justice decided the evidence did not meet the high bar required to bring civil rights charges against the officer when we evaluated all of those actions and why his training and experience mr gardner. actions to resist arrest and the duration and escalating nature of the interaction we determined that was insufficient evidence garners family and their supporters were quick to have jacked but years ago my son said. it today we came. because they have let us down. those words i can't breathe became a rallying cry for the black lives matter movement against police brutality after garners death in 2014 bringing thousands to the street in protest. the mayor of new york issued a

u.s. justice department is that black lives don't matter this was a this was caught on tape this was ruled by the new york medical examiner examiner to be in illegally placed chokehold on eric garner eric garner died from compression of the neck and we all saw this and we all saw what happened and not only did the grand jury decline to indict or bring charges but also now we have the department of justice that declining to bring federal charges and declining bring civil rights charges william bar came down and broke the log jam and decided that there would be no federal civil rights charges brought against officer pants alayo so i think this sends a very clear message because this is not the only incident of excessive force used by the new york city police department nor by police departments across the country we need a whole sale. retraining and of police departments across the country about how to deal with communities of color we are seeing this time and time again disparate treatment of blacks and other minorities at the hands of the police it is unacceptable we have to make a fundame

u.s. justice department approval for its sprint merger according to people close to the deal. finalizing plans for asset sales at dish network aimed at ensuring dish can become a strong player in u.s. wireless markets. the justice department wants to maximize industry competition before allowing the merger of thees -- before allowing merger, and shares of all three companies gained on the news. plans to overhaul m, according toar someone familiar. "the financial times" says the total cost of the overhaul could tip deutsche into lost this year. offering $100is million to the families of those killed in the two 737 max crashes. crashes led to the worldwide grounding of the max as well as is drink -- as well as a string of losses and regulatory scrutiny. the lawsuits could cost boeing $1 billion. fedt, cleveland's president oversees a region big on manufacturing. in an a close of interview, she tells us how these factories have been affected by the trade war -- in an exclusive interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ morning30 a.m. thursday in sydney. the market opened 90 minutes away and

u.s. justice department has opened an antitrust review of big tech companies including many in the silicon valley. the issue is whether tech giants that reportedly include apple, google, facebook, and amazon own too many pieces of the market and are harming competition. the main concern is whether the companies are stifling innovation by filing small startups and killing off potential rivals. the probe comes as some lawmakers and presidential candidates called for stricter regulations and possibly breaking up big tech companies. >> is the first time coming around. >> what is interesting is that tech is being demonized by democrats, including presidential candidates. but it is also being swiped at by the way health. the current president, anti- conservative forces in the republican party who feel like it is stifling free speech, in a way. spot google was the only company to provide a statement mentioning testimony at a recent house hearing but the company director of economic policy. item: testify google has helped reduce prices and expand consumer choices. >> the family of a richmond man m

u.s. justice department announced plans of executing federal death row inmates for the first time since 2003. a review of death penalty policies and use of lethal injection drugs has been complete. he says it cleared the way for federal executions to continue. they ordered the bureau of prisons to schedule the executions of five men. they are among the 61 federal inmates on death row. >> there aren't that many federal death penalty cases. most death penalty cases are on the state side. there are 29 states that have a death penalty. and there are 21 states that don't. >> now, president trump has spoken several times in favor of the death penalty. the change put the issue into the national dialogue, ahead of the 2020 election. many democratic presidential candidates issued statements, opposing the federal executions. >>> governor newsom issued a statement, saying, quote, the intentional killing of another person is wrong. and our death penalty system has been a failure. now, in march, the governor signed an executive order, placing a moratorium on the death penalty here in california. >>> the

u.s. we have a report that came out actually just earlier this week from the justice department saying that the average delay or a span between a death sentence and execution is now 20 years and 3 months so it's not a surprise that this is been in the works for some time so it was just interesting politically oxford a big a big go go on what is interesting politically you were about to. is actually what's happening on the democratic side where you have many candidates leading candidates criticizing this decision and taking positions against the death for a long time this was a very toxic subject and democrats either said that they supported the death penalty or kind of danced around the topic with the assumption that there was a it was it was very difficult politically to oppose it even if perhaps they did this is really a switch to see them criticizing it and coming out against it and their position actually may help draw out their base if if the liberal wing of the country is really becoming more passionate in supposition a couple of months we look at that and with this was mentioned in t

justice department. >> i don't know anybody more controlled than bob mueller in terms of both being honest about his reactions but mouth about t. >> reporter: the u.s. justice department has told mueller to limit his testimony to what's in the report and little says mueller likely will stick to it. >> some people would be trying to, you know, stimulate him and get him -- see if they can get his temper going. he's going to be on guard against that. >> reporter: the special investigation found evidence of russian interneerns the 2016 election and led to seven guilty pleas and 27 indictments, including some of president trump's close advisors. republicans will likely question the length of mueller's near two year probe and highlight that mueller's report said the investigation did not establish that member of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in its election interference activities. >> i've heard all i need to hear from mueller. i've read his report. i accept the findings. i don't think it's going to change public opinion. >> reporter: democrats likely will point out that while mueller did not recommend charging t

u.s. justice department says the review has not been completed and has cleared the way for executions to begin again critics of the death penalty say the decision is politically motivated with the aim of both to bring support for president donald trump ahead of the next election. the execution chamber still frequently used in the united states but in recent years the death penalty has only been applied by state governments only 3 people have been executed at a national level in the past 3 decades now the attorney general william barr has authorized the resumption of capital punishment by the federal government so this is kind of a new. surprising announcement there's no particular call for the death penalty that any federal level but there are people on the federal death row who have committed serious homicides and juries have found that they are subject to the death penalty so. there's nothing that really prevents it from living this 61 people are on federal death row including the boston marathon bomber for now 5 men have been shot jewel to die by lethal injection all convicted of murdering

u.s. department -- justice department is investigating technology firms. antitrust probe will look at concerns expressed by consumers, businesses, and entrepreneurs about social media and online retail. shares of facebook, amazon, and alphabet also on the news. futures taking ahead overnight as well. clyde mcdonald is still with us. how concerned are you about antitrust probes like this, in terms of how it might impact the business models of these big tech companies? >> the real issue facing the u.s. technology companies is much more related to the use of personal data. in terms of the antitrust, the ultimate penalty will be the reversal of facebook's takeover of whatsapp or instagram. that's highly unlikely. rather, a severe penalty is a potential outcome. the real issue is whether or not u.s. authorities go after these companies in terms of their use of personal data. personal data is their raw material. at the moment, that is free. if there are changes to that, if the u.s. takes a more aggressive attitude as the europeans have, that could be in existent

u.s. justice department requires for their final blessing, we will discuss that.ause] francine ourcine: do not miss that, boston pops extravaganza tonight. july ing the fourth of washington happens every year but almost never includes presidential speeches. president trump do independence day differently. on the agenda, a military celebration with banks, a speech at the military -- tanks, a speech at the lincoln memorial, and military jet flyovers. protesters have a permit to display an inflatable baby version of the president. the event the president wanted to hold for veterans day was estimated at more than $21 million. how are americans celebrating with their meals? 74 million people will be barbecuing. hotdogs, 750illion million pounds of chicken, 100 90 million pounds of beef, and an estimated 5% of u.s. annual beer consumption happens this holiday weekend. that is the fourth of july by numbers. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash. sebastian: the u.s. justice department is on them -- on the verge of approving the t-mobile and sprint merger. the

u.s. justice department while no specific companies were mentioned the probe is said to be examining where the major online platforms have been abusing their market dominance and hindering competition russian opposition leader alexei navalny says he's been arrested in a video on his instagram account the anticorruption campaign a said he was detained as he left his home in moscow to go for a jog the rest comes after he called for another mass protest unless authorities lifted their ban on opposition candidates running in moscow's elections. russia and china have conducted their 1st joint effort through a disputed islands between japan and south korea in response japan's promises fighter jets and south korean aircraft fired hundreds of warning shots both countries accuse the chinese and the russian planes of violating the s. and moscow insists 5th flew over neutral waters. germany's defense minister on a good kind of bow has taken an oath of office in the german parliament appointment as defense minister came as a surprise after her predecessor was appointed president of the european commis

u.s. justice department is on the verge of approving t-mobile's $26.5 billion merger with sprint. dish network. the justice department once to get enough concessions so dish and become a strong fourth competitor in the u.s. wireless market. british bookmaker william hill will close shops and cut jobs, heard by a law that limits machines to curb gambling addiction. anna: over the past few days, countries from belgium to austria have seen 10 year yields drop low zero for the first time. japanification is worse in europe then it is in japan itself. joining us is bloomberg's european managing editor, and vyns, with us is vincent ju jp morgan asset management. going year bund yield down below 0.4% -- below -0.4%. does this tell you the market expects more rate cuts from the ecb? reporter: that's part of the question. germanyd people lend to at a rate below the cost of parking money at the ecb? there's three different things you can think about here. one, they are pricing in ecb cuts, which means you might get a better deal with the ecb, but at the long run you're are going to suffer. yo

u.s. justice department brings back the federal death penalty and schedules five executions.his is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. and we begin with breaking news in los angeles. after an intense manhunt lasting most of today, the police have arrested a man suspected of killing at least four people including two members of his family. jonathan vigliotti has late details on this. >> reporter: police say this man, 26-year-old jerry dean zaragoaza, is responsible for an all day shooting rampage that kept the city of los angeles on edge. police say it began early thursday morning, when zaragoaza allegedly shot and killed his 56-year-old father and 33-year- old brother inside the family's apartment. his mother was injured. just over an hour later, officers responded to another shooting at a los angeles gas station. police say zaragoaza walked up and shot two people working there. a woman in her 30s died from gunshot wounds. a male employee survived. >> we believe the suspect was involved in both of those crimes an

u.s. justice department looking at whether companies are harming competition. they will express -- address concerns people have expressed about social media and online retailers. it is the latest sign of official scrutiny by washington. facebook and google parent alphabet fell. warningbusiness is incoming prime minister boris johnson he must avoid leaving the european union without a deal. he will enter 10 downing street reiterating his pledge to leave by the end of october,, whether october, whether or not a deal is in place. >> today at this pivotable in our history, we have to reconcile two sets of instincts. between the desire for friendship and free trade and mutual support and security and defense between britain and our european partners, and the simultaneous desire, equal the billet -- equally deep and heartfelt, for democratic self-government. >> the bank of japan likely to lower its inflation forecast for the year and may downgraded growth productions -- downgrade its growth projections. price growth.h forecasts may be reined in due to global insecuri

u.s. justice department while no specific companies were mentioned the probe is said to be examining whether major online platforms have been abusing their market dominance and hindering competition. prosecutors in germany say that the shooting of an eritrean man may or frankfurt was motivated by racism the man in his twenty's was shot on a drive late on monday the suspect a 55 year old german man later shot himself dead residents of the town have held a vigil to raise awareness about the racist violence. a show of solidarity against racism and xenophobia hundreds gathered in the central german town of vest as. i was horrified because i thought something like that couldn't happen here investors . this is destroying our democracy. it could happen to my daughter who has a different skin color on monday a 26 year old eritrean man was shot here he was a young father described as shy on his way home from an integration course. which is what we've done great refuge in integration work with many different cultures here for decades things are her money as there was no indication of an attack. even s

u.s. justice department anti-moneyng whether laundering laws were violated. deutsche bank says it has fully cooperated with the inquiry. kong ipoahead, a hong on orders on top isn't -- tap and is four times oversubscribed. the market. about and geopolitical tensions. the u.s. ambassador to china sharing his views. this is bloomberg. ♪ you are back with >> "bloomberg markets." the -- between tokyo and seoul, both companies say they are willing to meet, but neither can afford to risk looking weak. the south korean foreign been on thes he has line with mike pompeo. now in the studio, max baucus. u.s. ambassador to china for three years. always great to have you. i am wondering, these issues with south korea and japan. how does the u.s. told the line between these allies? >> they are both allies. i suspect as we know, our east asian investors, they are going to the region right now. saying, let's figure out some way to work together. even though it is a deep, long-standing issue. compensation, it is going to continue. >> do they need to get involved, the u.s.? >>

u.s. justice department issued boeing subpoenas regarding the production of another plane the $787.00 that's out of a south carolina plant and it suggests of courts that the 737 x. investigation could be expanding to other parts of the company new york times reported that this particular plant where the 787 is made has been plagued by shoddy production and other issues that boeing employees were pressured to work more quickly so as a result boeing shares were marked point 9 percent lower at the start of trading monday to change hands at $36360.72 each and that's a move that leaves the stock down nearly 13.8 percent since the march crash so we'll continue to follow boeing shares fell 2 point one percent last week compared to a point 44 percent for the dow jones industrial average we'll see where they go but you know boeing is one of the largest air space companies in the world and they have a lot of pans and a lot of fires big story and will stick with it mostly barrels contributor to america's lawyer thanks for the update. and you know this is just remarkable the story continues to go on and

u.s. justice department says it is investigating whether tech giants are harming competition.ead of the antitrust division laid out the reasoning, saying without the discipline of meaningful market-based competition, digital platforms may act in ways that are not responsive to consumer demands. and added the department's antitrust division will explore. -- explore these important issues. to discuss, we have chris calabrese, the vice president of policy for the center of democracy and technology. with us in the studio, eric hippeau, the managing partner of lerer hippeau. what is your take on the rising pressure at the highest levels of big tech? eric: it is a major reversal of the lack of enforcement we have seen in previous administrations. five of the top five companies in america are tech companies, and they are subject to antitrust activity. emily: used the word lax, implying that have not been doing enough? eric: i think they would like to on the privacy issue for sure and we are seeing the ftc will find facebook $5 billion. that is separate from antitrust. i find antitrus

u.s. justice department while no specific companies were mentioned the probe is said to be examining whether major online platforms have been abusing their market dominance and him during competition. the polish city of bialystok saw its 1st ever gay pride parade over the weekend but it ended in violence when marchers came under attack from anti-gay thugs now a right wing news magazine is offering its readers and for use own sticker and to gay sentiment appears to be growing in poland with some blaming the conservative and the strongly catholic government. these are painful memories for warsaw based artist. he was in the obvious joke over the weekend simply to speak up for his rights as a gay man. but a vote of knowledge was very depressing it is usually a festival of tolerance for that and then we were suddenly confronted with this aggression and 100. years which. it was called the equality parade for be obvious joke participants wanted to send a message i think is that it's our country too we are also parts of society. the party atmosphere was short lived not far away counter-demonstrators