generally speaking, china tends to be a major concern of the united states public at large. s public at large. in fact, china is the only country that has a majority of americans saying that china has an trade their policies towards the us, when you compare with mexico, japan, the eu, and canada. china gets the most negative views in its trade policies, specifically, furthermore, a percent of americans cite china's economic growth is a critical threat to the vital interests of the united states. so the president actually is operating from very firm ground when you speak about public opinion when he addresses china. you saw a different thing last week where he tried to pursue similar policies with mexico, in that there was a very different political and public reaction, because the attitudes really shift when it depends on each of the trade partners you asked about. that was the editor-in-chief of gallup news. we will be getting the latest chinese car sales figures due out later today. they are expected to reveal that it is continuing to weaken. it is the biggest, thatjenny wa

this is d w news live from berlin another mass shooting in the united states described public utility employee virginia killing 12 people with a handgun the gunman dies in a shootout with police also coming up people across germany are urged to wear a traditional jewish skullcap today in an act of solidarity and in defiance of intolerance we meet a man living with the rising incidence of anti-semitism in berlin and talk to germany's anti semitism commissioner. and there's an english invasion of the dreaded as 1st an liverpool fans flocked to the city for tonight's champions league final but fans without tickets have been awarded to be paid for risk of arrest. by marrying a evanston it's good to have you with us. in the u.s. state of virginia 12 people are dead and at least 4 others are injured after a disgruntled public utility employee opened fire on coworkers the suspect himself was also killed after a prolonged gun battle with police authorities have not yet released his name or commented on a possible motive. workers at the government building were getting ready for the weekend wh

. >> i am with the united public workers for action. we are outraged about the raid, illegal raid on brian carmody and no report and no investigation and i guess you will plan to bury it. not that important. this is not just a san francisco problem and the attack on journalists in australia and where abc, australian broadcasting company, was raided by the police to get a journalist with information illegally. this is a real issue of repression of journalism and free speech. so what we have here is a potential criminal conspiracy to violate the california shield act that you knew he was a journalist and conspired to say he had conducted a criminal act in order to invade his office and home. i think that's very very serious rand we have to compare that to the treatment of african-american poor people who were arrested, put in jail. has anyone been arrested or put off because of administrative leave because of the actions they took? and no response. i think what's needed is an independent investigation. >> and can be relied and the commiss

it will oversee safety report, the stress unit, public safety equipment. i myself have had classmates who have died from cancer, suicide, organ failures who have quit for mental health breakdown just to go on. the person here will be able to help our members get the needed support they have. i welcome to you contact me. >> good afternoon. i'm tony montoya. i'm president of the san francisco police officer association. i feel compelled to convey to you although i made differences chief scott for our association to set those differences aside and advocate with him for a budget that contains adequate funding to address issues our city and our department face in trying to keep all san franciscans safe. this is i want to express my support for mayor breed's budget proposal for the police department. the proposal contains funding continue to provide police officers with crisis intervention training and to assist them in managing those with mental illness. as well as staff the traffic bureau so we can continue to work towardings our goal of obtaining vision zero.

volkswagen plans to raise $1.8 billion when it takes its truck unit public this year.rm sheet which indicates shares will be priced at the lower end of the targeted range. andy german -- and a german chemical company plans to cut 6000 jobs by the end of 2021. it is part of a program that bsaf says will add to earnings. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. time now for our stock of the hour, and it is bayer, the german pharmaceutical company in pushed to settle lawsuits around claims that roundup weed killer causes cancer. investors take this as a sign of hope that issues could be resolved and uncertainty removed. reporter: right now the stock is up 9%, it's best day since 2009, on hopes that this might get resolved. they are saying that they think that if the roundup settlements lock $30, it will billion of shareholder value. right now there are three lawsuits in the u.s. they have lost. it could be worse $6 billion to $10 billion of settlements. elliott is saying it is less. investors taking a bit of a positive that perhaps this company, which is more of a ph

united states. servantshese public brings their unique life experiences to the job. it gives them a seat at the table of our local, state, and presidential bodies. perhaps just as important, each of these public servants is a role model for the next generation. this is important progress. yet.e not there we have more work to do. and, we must keep fighting to move our country forward. community the lgbtq continue to experience bias in policing and are still at risk.ficant according to the annual hate crimes report published by the federal bureau of investigation, lgbtq individuals -- particularly lgbtq individuals of color continue to be the target of violence. and, efforts to address this violence may be hindered by a continued lack of trust in law enforcement. people, 100 transgender primarily women of color have been murdered in the united states since the beginning of 2015. no lgbtq person in the united states should have to live in fear of being the target of violence. the majority of states in this country, lgbtq americans can be homes, orcted from denied servic

adams the 20th surgeon general of the united states. no other public health leader speaks with the knowledge and expertise and moral authority that comes with being surgeon general that's why when doctor adams speaks americans listen. behavior changes and lives are saved. in the very best tradition of previous surgeon general's who educated the american people rally the healthcare community and change the culture surrounding tobacco hiv nutrition and other public health challenges, dr. adams is now leading the fight against the epidemic of opioid misuse. opioid overdoses will responsible for nearly 40,000 death in 2017 and 2 million people in the united states suffer from opioid use disorder. we know this is a chronic debilitating brain condition. he was also working to make progress on the opioid crisis our substance use prevention and treatment initiative encourages states to expand access to medication a distant treatment which is proven to be the most effective therapy for opioid use disorder. to achieve this goal we are providing technical assista

the san francisco public defender immigration defence unit was established on may 23rd, 2017 by our late brother, the late public defender jeff hadachi to ensure that detained immigrants facing deportation and immigration court have accessed to council. the unit has handled more than 240 cases and helped stop the deportation of around 75% of its clients. pretty good success rate. it is now among the largest and the best known publicly funded detained removal defence providers in california. accepting the award is deputy public defender jennifer freedman, who many of you know from her outstanding work in new york state and francisco, our long time colleague and champion. [applause] >> good afternoon, thank you. i want to thank the immigration rights office and immigrant affairs for this recognize and all of us in the immigration defense unit at the public defenders office. through the generous support of the city of san francisco, we, the public defenders immigration unit, represent detained immigrants facing deportation right here in san francisco. there arality attorneys and five suppor

units being affordable. in support of proposition k, former mayor ed lee launched the public land for housing program calling for 4,000 units on public land by 2020. 50% of which will be affordable. so the planning department and the office of economic workforce development to select the site, public land especially that can be built for housing and also provide public benefits those four sites are initial sites. there are more sites not shown in the map. they can help reach 27% of the targeted 4,000 units. the balboa website is in the south was nearby the balboa park station right next to city college of san francisco, just north of ocean avenue commercial district surrounded by neighborhoods like sunny side, inkel side. this is under utilized 17-acre land owned by san francisco public utilities commission. this is the great opportunity for achieving a lot of public lands for housing goals. it can provide affordable housing but also physical improvements and public amenities like parks and this is nearby in money money' muni sta. while the site is a great location, the site actually faces several transporta

and looking into vision might has huge amount of the likewise the mainstream press in the united states the public opinion in the united states is for looking further into this and for the united states to make its relations with so to be a conditional on stopping the crimes what they this crimes against journalists or the crimes in yemen now and thanks very much we shall see how it all unfolds among the shower there in london still ahead here on al-jazeera the talks president hits out at the egyptian government to the death of its former leader mohammed morsi plus. this was billed the way we believe planes in the 21st century should be built. blue skies in green cleans the aviation industry tries to answer the call for cleaner more efficient engines. whilst quite a few provinces in china recover from recent flooding i think the next wonderful is going to be somewhere else to be honest you can't really tell from the cloud on satellite picture but from the forecast model the generation of rain to come is food north has to shanghai back along the yangtze it's still very cloudy to the south very humi

also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a public utility employee in the state of virginia killed 12 people with a handgun the gunman then dies in a shootout with police. and there is an english invasion of madrid as spurs and liverpool fans flock to the city for tonight's champions league final the fans without tickets have been warned to be paid or else a brisk arrest. by marion evanston it's good to have you with us here in berlin demonstrators are gathering to show solidarity with the jewish people against a rising number of anti-semitic incidents across germany they're responding to a call by the government's commissioner for preventing anti-semitism to wear a traditional jewish skullcap today we'll hear from our correspondent who's at a march in berlin but 1st here's one resident who wears the skull cap or a keeper but feels he has to be careful about being seen in public with it. david pearl wears a skull cap and a prayer tussle as part of everyday life but when he goes outside he puts the tassel in a pocket and he hides the skull cap with a hat 3 david his wife and

if the goal is regime change, that's unlikely to happen, because external pressure unites the iranian public the system in the face of an external enemy. and if the other goal is conflict, well, again, to what effect? what are you going to try to achieve by creating a military conflict with iran? nobody, the iranians, the americans, even iran's regional neighbors, nobody wants conflict, because it's unclear what will happen if that happens. >> so you've said, it re-raised the level of tension in the region without it being clear what it serves. >> that seems to be what they've done so far. and the problem is, if you don't have an end game in mind or your policy isn't clear, which at the moment it doesn't seem to have been, you can't expect the iranians to react in a way that makes sense for you. they're going to end up doing what makes sense for them. >> dana, fascinating insights. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> next on "gps," this is a picture of winston churchill 75 years ago, just after the d-day invasion. he's all smiles here, but according to my next guest, churchill wasn't at all

yemen and looking into the asian markets of jim other likewise the mainstream press in the united states the public opinion in the united states is for looking further into this and for the united states to make its relations with so dreamy a conditional on stopping the crimes where there's crimes against journalists or the crimes in.

volkswagen takes its truck unit public this year.sheet that indicates shares will be priced at the lower end of a targeting range. hurtado.ana that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: time for follow the lead. a deep dive into stories making headlines in moving markets with insights from industry veterans and insiders are today's focus is the u.s. economy and trade. makes steeletals for sectors like construction. i recently spoke to barbara smith, the president and ceo, to get her read on the u.s. economy. barbara: arvest you the future is our internal backlogs, we are sitting on probably the strongest backlogs since the great recession. areing to customers, they sitting on nice backlogs and we still see a lot of good bidding activity. inx: has anything changed the last few weeks or months as the trade conversation between china and the u.s. has been down -- has broken down? sheila: not -- barbara: not really. for the products we produce turkey has been a private offender that has been abusing the u.s. market. alix: from that end

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establish fiscal credibility, on aggregate the euro area didn't have less fiscal space than the united states, public debt levels were similar in the two jurisdictions. the key difference was that fiscal stabilization in the united states took place at the federal level, while the euro area lacked a central fiscal instrument to act counter cyclically the policy mix is also relevant when it comes to the financial sector policies. after the crisis, it was inevitable that banking sectors in advanced economies would have to deleverage. both to cover losses and refocus their business models. the united states assured this process happened quickly and early, around 500 failing banks were absorbed while struggling banks were stress tested and capitalized through the troubled asset relief program between 2008 and 2011, u.s. banks improved their leverage ratio by 1.6 percentage points from 7.2 to 8.8. the response in the euro area was more sluggish. despite being more leveraged than their u.s. peers before the crisis, euro area banks improved their leveraged ratio by just 0.9 percentage points from 3.7 to 4.6

united states. the kansas city public library hosted this program. meredith: good evening. i am the executive director of the eisenhower foundation. it is wonderful to see such an outpouring of support from our friends at the eisenhower foundation and the friends of the kansas city public library. our world-class exhibits and programs are made possible by the friends of the eisenhower foundation and other donors. i want to thank the foundation for supporting this lecture series tonight.

also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a disgruntled public utility employee in the state of virginia killed 12 people with a handgun the suspect then dies in a shootout with police. and there's an english invasion of madrid as murders at a liverpool fans flocked to the city for tonight's champions league final fans without tickets have the warrant of behave or where is the rest. welcome to the program i'm there and i haven't seen. a surge of fighting is expected at the last rebel held territory of the syrian conflict as government forces launch an all out offensive ground forces have been advancing on it live province under cover of syrian and russian airstrikes the offensive marks an end to the 9 month cease fire backed by russia and turkey last september it's the biggest escalation in fighting sons last summer human rights groups are warning of an unprecedented humanitarian crisis the region is home to some 3000000 people. i'm joined now by 2 a yaakov son he's program director of care international in northwest syria in gaza the un to have turkey which is near the

just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse we started going after the users in the prison population sewer we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill i increasingly became convinced that the war on drugs was a mistake there are countless numbers of people who are in prison for inconceivable . sins for minor minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your children grow up and miss you in waves and say by daddy as you're walking out of the business it's just it doesn't get easier. crisis metaphysicians crisis and they share. as a scale of financial disaster and qantas like malaysia. neighboring qantas. indonesia here when japan will have the problem of use a graph to stop them says which of the other being so fast that governments and international organizations do not have enough time to gradually. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport business i'm show business

in anti-semitic incidents across germany also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a disgruntled public employee in virginia killed 12 people with a handgun the gunman also dies in a shootout with police. and there's an english invasion of madrid as spurs and liverpool fans flocked to the city for tonight's champions league final but fans without tickets have been warned to behave or risk arrest. thank you for joining us today is could this day when palestinians and their supporters around the world to mark the start of israel's occupation of east jerusalem that many people oppose the commemoration because they believe it is inherently anti semitic in nature here in berlin there have been rallies attended by people opposed to outcomes day in previous years the annual codes march featured anti-semitic incidents people rallying against it want to show solidarity with their fellow jewish citizens in germany. the german government's commissioner for anti-semitism felix line talked to g.w. about the situation for jews in germany he has called for people marching today to take a stand against

also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a disgruntled public utility employee in virginia kills 12 people with a handgun the gunman dies in a shootout with police. and there's a british invasion of madrid as spurs and little golf fans flocked to the to the city for tonight's champions league final but fans without tickets had been warned to behave or risk arrest. waiter thank you for joining us today is could this day when pro palestinians are for palestinian marchers around the world marked the start of israel's occupation of east jerusalem that many people oppose the commemoration because they believe it is inherently and to semitic in nature here in berlin there have been rallies attended by people opposed to alkaloids day which in previous years has featured anti-semitic incidents people rallying against it want to show their solidarity with their fellow jewish citizens in germany where anti jewish incidents are on the rise. joining us now from the anti out code's rally is correspondent tests of alter your at the main the counter demonstration against the alcoves march

in essence we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function more shadow on al-jazeera. when the news breaks the inauguration of comedian and active as president of ukraine when people need to be high there were days of thank you both work for my joints closer they all went to sleep with an empty stomach with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports the iran has teams on the ground to bring you more reward winning documentaries what's motion goals be achieved. and tonight on air. and online. all right let's 2nd up then sport and sun thank you very much nic well one of the world's biggest sporting rivalries is taking place at the cricket world cup right now india's match with pakistan was delayed by a rainfall round an hour in manchester but they're back on now at old trafford hit $140.00 for india who are currently $315.00 at full 5 off to $48.00 overs. correspondent lee weddings is there for us live 1st of all this is his biggest game and just how important is it. this is undoubtedly the biggest guy in cricket and i have to wait for it because into a pakistan i replie

debate on iran especially in the united states is still within the reaal most rationality do rational arguments still matter the basic facts of disappeared really from public view. the united states spent 10 years from 2003 to $22013.00 attempting to coerce around into giving up the radium and rich rooms. even though that was around. the p.t. which allows enrichment and other activities as long as it was. for. civil and not motion purposes the fields. despite their best efforts they got sanctions imposed by the un security council they imposed sanctions themselves obama did and when most of 2012 i think. nevertheless they. continued with their enrichment program as they were entitled to do and then they talked with the situation in which they have about $20000.00 centrifuges which about half were actually functioning. time of course the there are the activity then your character of the. iranians was was on her the supervision of the. on an all time they fund absolutely no diversion of your material. for nuclear purposes well it's one so far that a few days ago the united states and iran seemed to be on the brink of a war but if we are to believe media repo

cand another mass shooting in the united states the disgruntled public utility employee in virginia kills 12 people with a handgun the gunman dies with an exchange of fire with the police. and my ash waiter thanks for joining us starting off this hour with football news because the champions league final is less than an hour away and liverpool and top numb hotspur are set to lock horns in an all english showdown in madrid more than 100000 supporters from the 2 clubs are believed to have made their way to the spanish capital despite the vast majority of them not even having a ticket liverpool fans are hoping their team can go one step further this time having lost last season's final have never reached this stage before. to be a foreign correspondent publicly i asked in madrid for the big game he's on the line now the problem you're there you're on the ground what's it like right now. well it is incredibly exciting here madrid there are thousands of people milling around the center of the capital and we've seen as you mentioned the red the hunger says that descended on the spanish capital

in anti-semitic incidents across germany also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a disgruntled public utility employee virginia kills 12 people with a handgun and the suspect then dies in a shootout with police. and there's an english invasion of madrid as spurs and liverpool fans flock to the city for tonight's champions league final by fans without tickets have been warned to behave or else for his caressed. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us there are 2 rallies taking place in berlin today the so-called al quds march marks the day when israel occupied east jerusalem and is an annual gathering of pro palestinian groups people opposed to it say it provokes anti-semitic incidents which have been rising across germany those people have rallied to show. but their fellow german jewish citizens . correspondent tessa walter is following both of those rallies and she joins us now from the counter protest as we understand tessa tell us more about this event and what's going on right now. exactly as you said this several demonstrations happening today right behind me you ca

when you talk about 25% of the companies listed in the united states today going public in the last sixs, a great story about how small companies have dominated the investment landscape. what we do is try to identify those emerging growth companies or disruptive companies that are , not quite at the big size of the tech companies. a lot of press and discussion around the unicorns and how big tech stays private longer. the reality is capital-intensive companies like biotech companies need to have access to capital. leadersify those great in that space so we can help them get access to public capital. i would take a contrarian view and say small-company ipos and small-company financing has not seen a decade like this probably since the 1990's. emily: cowen ceo jeffrey solomon. we will continue to cover all the headlines on these potential antitrust probes as we have them. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we are livestreaming on twitter. check us out, @technology. follow our global breaking news network, tictoc, on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> our top stories th

in essence we are in the united states private. public function your shadow on al-jazeera.a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera a senior white house advisor jarred kirshner has unveiled the economic part of his of the u.s. middle east peace plan he says it's the opportunity of the century for palestinians but they have rejected the plan saying a political solution is needed 1st brazil's supreme court has rejected an appeal for the release of jailed former president luis ignacio managed to silva. argued he should be freed because a judge convicted him. was of corruption was biased. and ethiopia has held a state funeral for 2 military generals killed on saturday as part of a national day of mourning. of a failed rebellion in the northern region police later killed the man they accuse of leading the strike. saudi arabia's crown prince moderate bin solomon is you to arrive in seoul later this hour for a 2 day visit ahead of the g 20 summit in japan it's the highest level visit to south korea from saudi arabia in more than 2 decades and it's the crown prince 1st foreign visit

i'm a vice admiral in the united states public health service commission corps. it's why we wear this uniform. very, very proud to wear this uniform. interestingly enough, we're one of the seven uniformed services. we're actually older than air force. the public health service started through an act passed by president john adams, the second president of the united states, no relation that i know of. but passed by -- [ laughter ] passed by president john adams. you know what's interesting is we wear navy uniforms because we inspected ships as they came into port. we were there to make sure diseases, like measles, didn't get into our country. and i never thought that as the 20th surgeon general, i'd still be dealing with the same diseases that the first surgeon general of the united states had to deal with over 150 years ago. but i think it reflects in many cases a failure on our part to engage with folks. and i know we're here to talk about opioids, bing it's important to dig into measles a little bit because this is a case where everyone out there, whether you a

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united states. there has been a public outcry sparked by the photo of a father and daughter driving trying to reach. it is an atrocity that violates every value that we have. not only as americans, but as moral beings. congress gets its day with robert mueller the date is set

brexit does pose a very great danger, both to the public services of the united kingdom and to the existence of the united kingdom. we know there is talk off independence reference once again in scotland. scotland is overwhelmingly remaining and there's no reason they should be part of the thatsh nationalist project brexit ultimimately is. trump's visit has maybes divisions very stark once again. amy: president trump has expressed his support for nigel farage as well as boris johnson. he also criticized labour leader jeremy corbyn recalled a negative force. he said if he were to become prime minister, corba may not share intelligence with him. your resesponse, professor? >> this is clearly unacceptable. on the one hand there is all of this talk of a special relationship and we need to be asking what exactly the special relationship means. if the people who talk the talk of a special relation are sincere and trump is one of those who uses the phrase, then it seems extraordinary too say you will not work with the elected prime minister o of the united kingdom because you don't happen to agree

this is d w news live from berlin another mass shooting in the united states to describe old public utility employees in the state of virginia killing 12 people with the handgun the suspect dies in a shootout with police also coming up syrian government forces launch an all out assault to counter the last rebel stronghold human rights groups are warning of an unprecedented humanitarian crisis in italy. and there's an english invasion of madrid and spurs that liverpool fans flocked to the city for tonight's champions league final by fans without tickets have been awarded to be paid or risk arrest. thanks for joining us i'm marrying evans dean in the u.s. state of virginia 12 people are dead and 4 others are injured after a disgruntled public utility employee opened fire on coworkers the suspect himself was also killed after a prolonged gun battle with police authorities have not yet released his name or commented on a possible motive. workers at the government building were getting ready for the weekend when the gunman struck employees barricaded themselves in their offices as the shoot him

understanding of whether germany does sell or whether it should sell its weapons to the united arab emirates the public discussion goes on and on. last year angela merkel imposed an arms embargo on saudi arabia for its role in the air war this week she welcomed the u.a.e. crown prince mohammed bin zaid and praise strengthen business links with the gulf country no mention of arms exports. weapons are delivered to dubai the united arab emirates in fact there is no expert ban for weapons they're delivered to the military partners of saudi arabia people are dying anyway we need an e.u. wide expert ban germany which had different times has had various restrictions our rates are in trade with the united arab emirates over yemen claims there is no solid evidence that german made weapons are used in the conflict and therefore the country's guidelines have not failed its embargo with saudi arabia still in force and the general dropping german is arm experts proves that the country that stands for peace making moves in the right direction which probably means that the massive abu dhabi berlin trade with a withou

in anti-semitic incidents across germany also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a disgruntled public employee in virginia kills 12 people with a handgun the gunman also dies in a shootout with police. and there's an.

in essence we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function your shadow on al-jazeera. you will shields that i'm still rob and these are all top news stories senior white house advisor. has unveiled the economic policy of the u.s. middle east peace plan and he says it's the opportunity of the century for palestinians but palestinian leaders have already rejected the plan and the boy causing the gathering by direct message to the palestinian people is that despite what those who have let you down in the past tell you president trump and america have not given up on you this workshop is for you the vision we developed and released if executed correctly will lead to a better future for the palestinian people a future of dignity prosperity and opportunity you can change your course for the positive if we are willing to try new things and think outside the traditional box . the south of representatives has approved a $4500000000.00 aid package to address surging numbers of asylum seekers coming across the mexican border the bill includes new stand ins for migrants in custod

the united states is the biggest contributor for the peacekeeping efforts in the democratic public of the congo. we support that, but it is a challenge because your healthcare workers dealing with ebola, there's a certain image that comes with coming in as part of a package of armored land rovers and security teams and everything else, and that can be off putting to a local community. you know, you're trying to build trust in an area that is effectively in a civil war, has 174 different rebel groups. the national government does not exercise complete territorial control in that area. so trust is a scarce, scarce commodity there. you need people to believe that those coming in to help them are there to help them and actually not coming to spread ebola. there are literally people who believe the vaccine spreads ebola or is part of a conspiracy. obviously it's hard for the people in this room to imagine that, but people who have been living in a war zone with that kind of conflict for so long, you can see that. so that's why it's so important for the u.s. and the world health organizatio