u.s. u.k. canada. australia new zealand you know they pool intelligence they're supposed to have. a better idea than anyone else in the world of what's going on and what is likely to happen in the future and when that doesn't pan out there is a crisis of legitimacy and you know i hope at some point soon some folks in the i.c. are going to be able to to face up to that and to have the reckoning that needs to be had and to level in some way with the american people on it thank you both very much for the having you back as all those oscar winning actress mira sorvino will join us after the break stay right there. police. somewhere there may not be any kind of i'm maybe bacteria life and may not be anything but i think it's probably there is sometimes life out there and certainly from now we can we can send him off to a robot to interact with some other species out there. seventy four design submissions. seven thousand pilings. to join judges. that eight hundred sixty nonstop days of. the russian w.b. a championship. and a russian called stuff. show you how. long the crimea bridge was

u.s. u.k. canada. australia new zealand you know they pool intelligence they're supposed to have. a better idea than anyone else in the war hold of what's going on and what is likely to happen in the future and when that doesn't pan out there is a crisis of legitimacy and you know i hope at some point soon some folks in the i.c. are going to be able to to face up to that and to have the reckoning that needs to be had and to level in some way with the american people on it thank you both very much for the having your back those lows oscar winning actress mira sorvino will join us after the break stay right there. back to politicking on july twenty sixth the troubling ministration faces a court order deadline to reunite some twenty five hundred children with the families they were separated from after crossing the united states along the southern border some questions remain as to whether the administration can meet that deadline still other questions exist for what happens after these immigrant families are brought back together activists including leadings and rational members and

u.s. u.k. canada. australia new zealand you know they pool intelligence they're supposed to have a better i. than anyone else in the world of what's going on and what is likely to happen in the future and when that doesn't pan out there is a crisis of legitimacy and you know i hope at some point soon some folks in the i.c. are going to be able to to face up to that and to have the reckoning that needs to be had and to level in some way with the american people on it thank you both very much for the having your back is or was oscar winning actress mira sorvino will join us after the break stay right there. somewhere there may not be any kind of i'm maybe bacteria life may not be anything but i think it's probably there is sometimes life out there and certainly from now we can we can send off a robot to interact with some other species out there. functional . locust it. must justice must. use it. it's sad. to watch. doesn't it don't even know it is. well first of all it's only got to look at the other en

if you look at netflix's progress, it is undeniably successful in the u.s., u.k., canada, brazil, mexico seem to be having more and more success in france, germany, spain. asia remains an unknown. it's based on some of the word wordss they had, and the their executives suggest that they are having a little bit of success, but the numbers are still quite small. yvonne: there is also the question about competition. dealsghting these merger we see with at&t and time warner. fox and comcast, so to speak. how is this going to impact them? at what point does it become competition? lucas: as they are material difference -- materially different or new. we willas one that not see until 2020. at&t has pledged to invest more in programming. when you invest more, you do not see those for another year or two. the impact of the programming may be even longer because it will be hard to know -- i don't seek he will automatically someone cancel netflix, so i think this new competition we are talking about, it should be four years until we see what the real impact is. yvonne: thank you. lucas shaw, our bl

rescued only israel would be that they're walking on their mark gordon these countries germany canada and u.s. and u.k. have come forward to say let's rescue we can so that's what's really happened on trial for and beirut thank you very much. protesters have again hit the streets in cities across iraq to mandating more jobs and better public services the unrest has now spread to the capital baghdad where crowds tried to storm the government district rallies began two weeks ago in the southern city of basra but are growing in size and intensity so far at least nine people have died in clashes with security forces. and at first the demands were simple clean water and electricity but for many of those protesting across iraq the problem is not only the lack of infrastructure but the politicians who have failed to provide it. we want to change of the politicians we no longer want just water and electricity it's a shame that we don't have simple rights humans have gone to the moon and have the most advanced technology and we're still calling for water and electricity no it's the politicians who are corrupt

u.s. or canada or u.k., and you will see that growth have to come from developing market like in india.t, certainly parting with some of the local operators in these markets. wraps down the line, thinking about price point is going to be important to drive that penetration. have a holdw, you on netflix, $415. happened to the bloomberg terminal i want to show you our function. that hold is represented here in yellow. the cells are here in red. the greens are obviously buys. what would it take for you to change your hold to a buy? coming into our preview -- we called for a subdued quarter, was the term we used, and we maintained our hold rating basedon -- on that subdued data that we were seeing coupled with valuation. i think that answers the question as to what we will look for. if we were to be more constructive. paul: just a little bit of conflict -- comment from the netflix ceo. let's have a listen. >> the background and underlying characteristics of the business have not change. our adjustable market is intact and has not really changed. ofed on those 90 days actuals. in general, we

u.s. canada and others its army issued a statement saying it was an exceptional humanitarian gesture canada the u.k. and germany have agreed to resettle them the white helmets were founded in two thousand and fourteen to rescue civilians injured in attacks on rebel held territory the group has been backed by the u.s. and other western countries there was a fear what would happen to them once their area fell under government control but such a deal doesn't apply to the tens of thousands of civilians who fled the fighting and who remain behind closed borders their areas under opposition control for years now back in the hands of the syrian government and one of the latest deals rebels in syria's southwest region of connecticut are we should deal with the government on friday buses have been leaving from can answer to northern syria where two are seeing actually in my opinion is bought off the engine mounts with have been agreed between. them to mush out dollars in order to clear. the area for any presence that's is not that might not be happy with the syrian government has now taken back most of this

white helmets will remain in jordan for a few months before being relocated to the u.k., germany, and canada. the u.swill not be taking in any of the families but will assist in the vetting process. demarco? >> morgan: jonathan vigliotti, in london, jonathan, thank you. coming up next, happy campers and concerned parents in the digital age. and later, the battle against a massive tide of trash. massive tide of trash. constantly interrupting you with itching, burning and stinging. being this uncomfortable is unacceptable. i'm ready. tremfya® works differently for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, you can get clearer and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks... stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin and more patients were symptom free with tremfya®. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections, and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms such

build a bear closing stores across the u.s., canada and the u.k.ter an overwhelming response to the sale which allowed parents to pay their child's age for any customizable stuffed animal ranging from a dollar to 29 dollars. the company citing public safety concerns due to extremely long lines for the decision. when local news sends up a chopper, this is serious stuff. okay. to make up for the tears shed, build a bear is distributing vouchers and says members of its bonus club can log on to their on-line accounts through midnight july 15th to get a voucher. the ceo has apologized for the store closures and what she called a heart breaking build a bear situation. i will say right now she's not heartbroken. look at the stock. at one point it was up 8% today on the demand. we do have build a bear better by 5 3/4% or $8.25. half full, half empty, half stuffed, half -- let's take a look at stocks right now. dow jones industrials still above 25,000. we have it up about 94 points. the nasdaq is sort of straddling the flat line. russell is down. let's go t

u.s. inflation. plus, we have a rate decision in canada, u.s. bank earnings, and political meetings in europe including the one between president donald trump and the u.kminister theresa may. , ira jersey, krishna memani, and iain stealey . just some final thoughts on the inflation story. to,yone i've spoken out front.en what do you see things going now? a cyclicalom standpoint, we are going there and we may overshoot the 2% target. the fed is being really smart and basically making up stories to make sure they do not use the data point to tighten policy aggressively. that is the right thing to do from a policy standpoint. otherwise, they wind up with policy mistakes. >> it is not like the market is telling you there is going to be runaway inflation. ,0-year inflation breakevens that is not runaway inflation. if you saw the break even curve of being very steep, thou be something to be concerned about where the fed would be fight -- i think more. the market is telling you that inflation is not really an issue. have a better understanding under chair powell than you did under chill yellen -- chair yellen? >> i think it will be very similar. he will look

according to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the u.s., canada, germany and the u.k. asked israel in recent days to aid the u.n. in this rescue operation. the white helmets organization which has been funded by the west is very much a part of the anti-assad coalition and they are credited with saving tens of thousands of syrian lives. however, the assad regime and russia view them as agents of a foreign power and terrorists and have routinely targeted them. according to officials, they will stay in jordan for a few weeks before settles in the west in places like germany and canada. according to reports, israeli jets struck multiple targets in syria. jon? jon: conor thanks. the president of iran is warning president trump to make peace with tehran following u.s. withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal. he's pledging any conflict with his country would be quote the mother of all wars. >> translator: you cannot mobilize the iranian nation against iran's security. you are making a mistake. you have clearly shown your opposition against the iranian nation. do not play with t

u.s. canada and others its army issued a statement saying it was an exceptional humanitarian gesture canada the u.k. and germany have agreed to settle them the white helmets were founded in two thousand and fourteen to rescue civilians injured in attacks on rebel held territory the group has been backed by the u.s. and other western countries there was a fear what would happen to them once their area fell under government control but such a deal doesn't apply to the tens of thousands of civilians who fled the fighting and who remain behind closed borders their areas under opposition control for years now back in the hands of the syrian government and one of the latest deals rebels in syria's southwest region of can answer we should deal with the government on friday buses have been leaving from can answer to northern syria what we are seeing actually in my opinion is bought off the air means months with have been agreed between. an international dollars in order to clear. the area for any presence that's is not that might not. be happy with the syrian government has now taken back most of this sout

u.s. canada and others its army issued a statement saying it was an exceptional humanitarian gesture canada the u.k. and germany have agreed to resettle them the white helmets were founded in two thousand and fourteen to rescue civilians injured in attacks on rebel held territory the group has been backed by the u.s. and other western countries there was a fear what would happen to them once their area fell under government control but such a deal doesn't apply to the tens of thousands of civilians who fled the fighting and who remain behind closed borders their areas under opposition control for years now back in the hands of the syrian government and one of the latest deals rebels in syria's southwest region of can answer we should deal with the government on friday buses have been leaving from can answer to northern syria what we are seeing actually in my opinion is bought off the enjoyments with have been agreed between. international dollars in order to clear. the area from any presence that's is not that might not. be happy with the syrian government has now taken back most of this southweste

nik: the interesting thing is in polling in the u.s., canada, italy, the u.k., when they test on immigrationpeople always think it is worse or more than it actually is. it is a bit of a phobia. the reality is, yes, there are immigrants, there are refugees, but when you're asked citizens in each of these countries how many there are, they always estimate there are more. this speaks to the psychological threat. one of the things that has to happen is just a reality check in terms of what is actually happening in a lot of these countries so people can feel more comfortable. but they are playing on fear, anxiety. of politicianind taps into that, they have those citizens attention. shery: midterm elections are coming up in november. in this environment, in an environment of anti-establishment politics, what does the left have to contend with? nik: what they have to do is basically say, we understand that for some americans there is a problem, that you have been left behind by globalization. what can we do to help you? they have to tap into their own kind of anti-establishment to say, the economy

u.s. inflation. plus we have a rate decision in canada, u.s. bank earnings, and political meetings in europe, including the one between president donald trump and the u.kminister, theresa may. still with me around the table, ira jersey from bloomberg intelligence, krishna men money from oppenheimer funds, and iain stealey from j.p. morgan asset management. just some final thoughts on the inflation story. out of everyone i've spoken to, you have been out front, saying we will not get inflation, overshooting and to the upside in any kind of aggressive way at all. where do you see things going now? krishna: so from a cyclical standpoint, we are going there and we may actually overshoot the 2% target. i wouldn't be surprised. but i think the, the fed is being really smart and wise, and basically making up stories to to make sure that they do not use the data point to tighten policy aggressively. and i think that is the right thing to do from a policy standpoint. otherwise they will end up with the policy mistakes. ira: it is not like the market is telling you there is going to be runaway inflation. you look at inflation breakevens and you know 10-year infl

u.s. canada and others its army issued a statement saying it was an exceptional humanitarian gesture canada the u.k. and germany have agreed to resettle them the white helmets were founded in two thousand and fourteen to rescue civilians injured in attacks on rebel held territory the group has been backed by the u.s. and other western countries there was a fear what would happen to them once their area fell under government control but such a deal doesn't apply to the tens of thousands of civilians who fled the fighting and who remain behind closed borders their areas under opposition control for years now back in the hands of the syrian government and one of the latest deals rebels in syria's southwest region of can answer we should deal with the government on friday buses have been leaving from can answer its northern syria what you are seeing actually in my opinion is bought off the range of months with have been agreed between. them to mash out dollars in order to clear. the area for any presence that's is not that might not. be happy with the syrian government has now taken back most of this s

about how the u.k., the surveillance systems that they have in place, looking at data, access it, and notably some of the relationships it has with new england, canada, the u.sthose sorts of shareies to be able to data within spy rings so really can't beomething that assumed the u.k. will get so-called adequacy, and it's prove it to the e.u. when it leaves the e.u. in post-brexit. >> not just about privacy, but national security. those are the concerns. london, thankn you so much. coming up your move murdock. in fox's court. we'll discuss next. this is bloomberg. uss next. this is bloomberg. >> the 2018 emmy nominations are in. netflix has achieved a new milestone. streaming giants scored the most 112.ations, netflix overtakes hbo who has held the top spot. it reflects the rapid rise of netflix, which started receiving ininations for programming 2013. sticking with media and, another development in the bidding war for sky. britain's top paid tv provider. the u.k. government approved a bid from fox for sky. conditional on fox selling sky to disney on competition stand-off isthe far from over. fox now has to decide whether to comcast's latest bid of $34 a 5.4%

u.k. ambassador to the u.s. we'll bring you the gentleman speaking now >> we estimate that european allies and canada will add $266 billion to the u.s. defents budget between now we are moving in the right direction and nato, strong nato support for europe but it's also there. despite different issues, this summit is able to agree and deliver on strengthening of the nato answer, corner stone of southern massachusetts >> sorry it was a meeting and president by snar score chd the topic. a message on defense spending, but we all agree all allies agree that's essentially why all allies agree that ben is spending less than 2% have to spend more because we have turned the corner, all allies are starting to increase and we have the biggest burden, increase to defense spending across the u. force. so i expect open and frank discussions about defense spending during our summit but i also expect they'll do, that's allies spend more. also that rick has done the planning [ inaudible >> i exeffect open and frank arguments. some of them are not night tow was the full disagree. i suspect they will be agree the naets don't have t

u.s. and u.k. tussle over tariffs. earnings season rolls in with some of the big banks reporting results. jpmorgan came out with strong results, nothing missed. opec issues and a output outlook. canada's central bank this --

the real effect is to advantage companies located in canada or for that matter, located in hong kong or the u.k.. because the customs, u.s. customs will not intercept goods for the purposes of enforcing state sales and use taxes, so it really is an action by the supreme court, probably inadvertently, to favor foreign competitors over u.s. companies. >> a question for george and possibly mike, your comments have been focused mainly on the sales and use tax obligation that the small businesses will have to shoulder. do you see any implications from the elimination of the physical presence test for other types of, let's say local business obligations where counties may try to export to nonresident sellers? those are often based on gross receipts, or other types of business regulations that may be exported? thes your question whether wayfair decision has other implications on different kinds of taxes? ? am not thinking about state income tax, i'm thinking more about local business licenses. >> there's a brave new frontier here. can tax and, states regular companies located within their jurisdiction, but not outside of it. wa

u.s. and u.k. tussle over tariffs. earnings season rolls in with some of the big banks reporting results. jpmorgan came out with strong results, nothing missed. opec issues and a output outlook. canada's central bank this -- announces a rate hike. fox stepping up the bidding for sky. >> it could go higher from here. scarlet: experts share their analysis of the global economy. changing policy, there will be stress on spreads. if we lose those animal spirits, we have an issue. scarlet: heavy hitters in tech and media weigh-in from media valley. it is not yet finished. >> it is disruptive at some level, but positive. everything.d amazon is changing everything, facebook and google. scarlet: it is all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." welcome. i am scarlet fu. ," your "bloomberg best review of the analysis and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. after a marathon meeting last week, theresa may announced her cabinet was finally united behind a plan for britain's divorce from the european union, but the solidarity didn't last through the weekend. the u.k. brexit secretary david davis and his deputy have quit, plunging theresa may into a crisis. the resignations come two d

u.k. research has shown that women will spend over twenty four thousand u.s. dollars on their periods over the course of their lifetime now india joins other countries including canada nicaragua jamaica nigeria kenya tanzania and lebanon all of which do not have taxes for sanitary pads and scotland became recently the first country in the world to give out free sanitary products to poorer poor women and girls we would like to know though what you think about this especially if you're in one of the countries where period taxes are still a thing you can let us know what you think about this if you think it should end or if you think it's justified and get in touch with us as always with their hash tag a.j. news good michelle leah thank you very much a make of george is the founder of free periods it's a campaign to end period poverty in the u.k. she joins us now from london the a skype and we appreciate your time so much and make it so this term this issue period poverty when did you first become aware of it. certain stilts and not there are walls. or just. sometimes not so we just it was a come. and are now. meeting about. us and missing our. government we. have all

u.s. u.k. canada. australia new zealand you know they pool intelligence they're supposed to have a better idea than anyone else in the world of what's going on and what is likely to happen in the future and when that doesn't pan out there is a crisis of legitimacy and you know i hope at some point soon some folks in the i.c. are going to be able to to face up to that and to have the reckoning that needs to be had and to level in some way with the american people on it thank you both very much for the having you back those lows oscar winning actress mira sorvino will join us after the break stay right there. it's hard to imagine the decades after the war a nazi don't it was still active and rich in the nineteen seventies kryten tell had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at ash was a german company developed thalidomide a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy and it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby is anythi