viviana: this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg best." i am viviana hurtado.et's continue our global tour of the week's top business stories with more fallout from the european elections. a crushing defeat for the ruling party in greece puts the prime minister's future in doubt. >> stocks in greece climbing this morning after prime minister alexis tsipras called for a snap election following a crushing defeat in the polls. we have also seen that 10-year yield in greece hit a record low. why are markets are reacting like this? >> basically because, whilst polls had shown, from a few months ago until just before election, that tsipras was set to lose the election, we did not expect that loss to be as big as it was. in fact, the 10 percentage points difference with the main opposition party was where the loss was seen at the beginning of the campaign. it gradually was reduced and reduced to around between 3% and 5%, so the loss was bigger than expected, and markets have very much welcomed that, because they feel that it will be hard now for tsipras to make up tha

viviana: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg best." i am viviana hurtado. continue our global tour of the week's top business stories with more fallout from the european elections. a crushing defeat for the ruling party in greece puts the prime minister's future in doubt. >> stocks in greece climbing this morning after prime minister alexis tsipras called for a snap election following a crushing defeat in the polls. we have also seen that 10-year yield in greece hit a record low. why are markets are reacting -- why are markets reacting like this? >> basically because, whilst polls had shown, from a few months ago until just before election, that tsipras was set to lose the election, we did not expect that loss to be as big as it was. in fact, the 10 percentage difference with the main point opposition party was where the loss was seen at the beginning of the campaign. it gradually was reduced and reduced to around between 3% and 5%, so the loss was bigger than expected, and markets have very much welcomed that, because they feel that it will be hard now for

i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. francine? you so much,nk viviana.e getting news out of the hong kong police chief. this is following the big protests that we are trying to how many are in hong kong. situation.is a riot speaking to reporters and putting a message out saying that he's urging the public not to the embassy area. and they will not call the chinese military for help. we are live at "sooner than you think" in london. some of the biggest names i here from silicon valley and beyond. senior executive editor and author of the upstart and everything. it is a great pleasure to speak to you. we don't often have you in london to figure out what the view is looking at in silicon valley. look at the u.s. and china. is this about tech or a trade war? >> so much of this is about attacking a global supply chain. manufactured in china and exported across the world. you are seeing a lot of companies communicate to the market with google saying that in china.st devices iphones are made in china. we can move it to taiwan, india, or wisconsin. they are indi

viviana hurtado is here with the first word news.: we begin with less nights democratic president for debate. it had a breakout moment for kamala harris, putting front runner joe biden on the defensive over race. pass forok biden to fondly recalling his relationship with segregationist senators. at one point, she's tried to step above the fray as candidates interrupted each other. >> we are going to let you all speak. sen. harris: hey guys, you know what? americans do not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we are going to put food on the table. viviana: harris has struggle to catch fire this campaign. she is aggressively courting african american voters. house speaker nancy pelosi her immigration bill. that infuriated progressive democrats who wanted to vote on their own bill. the house passed the legislation president donald trump is expected to sign. a smiling president trump telling russia's vladimir putin not to interfere in next year's presidential election. the lighthearted warning coming as the two men are the

david: thanks so much, viviana.t 10 democratic candidates for president debate in miami last night. whatever differences they might have had, they seem to agree that we need to restructure a good part of u.s. business. >> who here would abolish their private health insurance in favor of a government run plan? just a show of hands to start off with. sen. warren: look at the business model of an insurance company. it is to bring in as many dollars as they can in premiums and pay out as few dollars as possible for your health care. medicare for all solves that problem. >> we should give everyone in this company health care is a basic human right for free. sen. booker: there are two any people profiteering off of the pain of people in america, from pharmaceutical companies to insurers. warren: we had an anustrial partially -- industrial policy that has basically been to let giant corporations do whatever they want. they have one loyalty, and that is to profit. if they want to save a nickel by moving jobs to mexico or ca

viviana: the u.s.ions for this week's meeting between president trump and trine is xi jinping. they insist the u.s. is not willing to compromise on demand for meaningful chinese economic growth or. the meeting is raising desk economic reform. bloomberg -- economic reform. bloomberg has learned china may blacklist fedex, a move certain to escalate tensions with the u.s. huawei said documents it has to be shipped from japan to china were diverted to the u.s. the trump administration has imposed a number of restrictions on huawei. it is a move that would rock the relationship between the u.s. and japan. bloomberg learning president trump recently spoke about withdrawing from a defense treaty with the japanese. he reportedly things it treats the u.s. unfairly. administration officials said pulling out of the treaty is highly unlikely. this week the president heads to japan for the g20 summit. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in mo

david: now let's turn to viviana hurtado. she is here with first word news. viviana: the u.s. attack on a drone was unprovoked. iranian media describing it as a spy drone in iranian airspace, but the u.s. says it was over the straits of hormuz in international airspace. president donald trump telling confidantes he think see has the authority to replace u.s. federal reserve chairman jerome powell. bloomberg has learned the president believes he could demote powell to a fed board governor, but isn't planning to do that now. despite the criticism, powell says he intends to serve his full term. today, conservative members of britain's parliament will choose the final two candidates to succeed prime minister theresa may. after three rounds of voting, boris johnson has increased his lead. of the 313 vote count, johnson asning 143, the same amount the last remaining candidates. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. alix: obviously one of the g

viviana hurtado is here. viviana: u.s.mocrats say they have enough republican support to oppose president donald trump's plan to sell weapons to saudi arabia. four republicans reportedly back actions.ns against the the president invoked emergency actions to overrule a senate hold on the sale, but even if the resolution passes, there may not be enough votes to override a presidential veto. they spent months jabbing at each other from a distance. now president trump and democratic front runner joe spend will both today in iowa, critical to their futures. the president once to shore up support in iowa as part of his strategy to win the midwest again. here in manhattan, a helicopter pilot warned he had problems moment before he crash landed on a high-rise building. the pilot was killed in the crash. it was foggy and raining at the time. the helicopter was owned by a company linked to american continental properties. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts

viviana hurtado is here with first word news.: president donald trump seems to downplay the attacks on ships near the persian gulf. the president telling "time attacks were "very minor." after being asked whether he was considering military action "i won'tran, he said, say that. in hong kong, chief executive carrie lam is trying to diffuse protests over a controversial extradition bill has rocked the city. she made a personal apology today. lam: i personally have to shoulder much of the responsibility. controversieso and anxiety in society. for this i offer my most sincere apology to all people of hong kong. isn't givingl, lam into calls she should resign, and hasn't officially withdrawn the legislation that would allow extradition to china for the first time. president donald trump formally kicking off his 2020 campaign tonight in orlando, florida. he says he has a number of bets that make them a good choice for reelection. the latest gallup poll has his approval rating at 43%. no incumbent has been reelected since 1952 while un

i am viviana hurtado.francine: thank you so much. i wanted to go back to the first democratic presidential debate which seemed to expose ideological concerns and divergences amongst the democrats on the direction of the party. we are back with david herro. the policies and politics are getting so fragmented in the u.s. that come 2020, you could have a different economy. when you look at taxes and some of the policies, the both sides are trying to put in place. at the resultlook of the most recent policies, you have seen a positive impact to those on the lower end of the economic spectrum. you are seeing rising wages -- francine: apart from trade. david: trade is very important. it is important these trade tensions are settled because the free movement of goods and capital is like a lubricant that keeps an economy going. you must take away barriers. one of the positives of trump using tariff as a tool is all of a sudden you have the europeans and democratics so pro free trade and historically they have not

. ♪ ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak."opec committee sees oil inventories shrinking by almost 500,000 barrels a day, but only if the group continues to restrain supply in the second half of the year. opec and its partners will decide in the coming weeks whether to continue with the cutbacks. a shaky demand outlook has led to weaker prices. bloomberg learning tesla is overhauling its organization in asia to focus more on china. the company is about to start manufacturing in the world's largest electric car market. ceo elon musk is banking on china to boost sales and restore , whichr confidence slumped with tesla stock. david: thanks so much. the fed will announce its rate decision at 2:00 this afternoon eastern time, with a press conference following from fed chair jerome powell. this chart shows the market is pricing in about 40 basis comes 40 basis cuts in july. with us is ben mandel of jude morgan -- of jp morgan. a good at the sign of decision if everyone is a little disappointed? you showed market pricing, which cut --

we turn viviana hurtado with first word news. viviana: iran says it gave the u.s.efore shooting down a military drone. iranian state tv is broadcasting images of what it says is to recovered from the aircraft. foreign affairs minister saying the same thing. he is doubling down on iran's claim the drone violated iranian airspace before being brought down. european leaders abandoned the formal candidates to be the next eu commission president. they will now start from scratch with less than two weeks before a self-imposed deadline. bloomberg has learned the heads of state concluded not of the three front-runners would win parliamentary approval. they're scheduled to meet again on june 30. the national corn growing association launched an advertising campaign on president trump's favorite television news station. the spots on fox news are intended to step up pressure on the white house and the epa to curb exempting oil refineries from biofuel requirements. they began airing yesterday and will continue into next week. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on t

this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: i'm viviana hurtado in the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom."bloomberg daybreak." today airbus kicking off the paris air show by announcing a big deal. the company won an order for 100 single aisle planes. the deal could be valued at $11 billion. airbus has also clinched a $4 billion deal to sell the new version of the a330s to virgin atlantic. virgin will buy up to 14 of the planes. target is saying it faced a systemwide outage that kept customers from making purchases for two hours saturday. target said it was not a data breach or a security-related issue. the fastest way to move up the corporate ladder is to get an mba, it is also the fastest way to pile up a mountain of debt. bloomberg businessweek serving up to 10,000 mba grads. than halfuggests more of the students are part in at least $100,000 to finance their education. that is your bloomberg business flash. david: time for a follow the lead, a deep dive into the stories making headlines and moving markets with insights from industry veterans and insiders. today we take a look at puerto

en chicago, viviana Ávila, univisiÓn.ta que con un cargo municipal en phoenix podrÍa lograr mucho mÁs por la comunidad latina. su meta la alcanzÓ, nos cuenta oscar gómez. oscar: carlos garcÍa cerrÓ miembro del consejo de la cia de phoenix en arizona. este reconocido activista cruzÓ la flor era de forma irregular. >> yo vinea estados unidos como indocumentado. soy nacido de sonora, mÉxico. afortunadamente a los 14 aÑos pude tener mis documentos. oscar: ha sido presidente de organizaciÓn que luchapero respeto de los derechos de inmigrantes. >> he estado luchando por los derechos de los inmigrantes y por los derechos humanos en la compaÑÍa de arizona. vamos a hacer lo mismo sino dentro del concilio. oscar: ha transcurrido mÁs de 17 aÑos de luchar a favor de los hispanos y hoy educar a las nuevas generaciones de activistas en el estado. >> alguien que me inspira a hacer todo lo que pueda para mejorar mi comunidad. y ahÍ tenemos la esperanza de que tenemos alguien que conoce la comunidad. oscar: los estudiantes ver en carlos a

. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak."l dorado resorts is said to have agreed to buy caesars entertainment for a $7 billion in cash and stock. the deal is set to be worth more than $17 billion. it values caesars at about $13 a share. the combined entity would be split equally -- almost equally, that is, between those companies' heads. today, shareholders and japan's biggest brokerage voted to keep their ceo. he's been under fire since employees leaked market sensitive information that prompted regulatory penalties. nomura sought to placate investors with a $4 billion stock buyback. today, bitcoin traded above $1000 for the first time in 15 months. creek -- the cryptocurrency recaptured facebook'stention on push into the space with its recently announced token libra. that is your bloomberg business flash. david: thanks so much. the standoff between the united states and iran continued over the weekend, with secretary of saying theo u.s. would impose new sanctions today. c. pub pao -- sec. pompeo: we will continue to make it

nos cuenta viviana Ávila.omarse el pulso entre votantes demÓcratas con miras a la asamblea mÁs importante la Última encuesta entre posibles asistentes colocÓ el exvicepresidente de la cabeza con un 24 por ciento. seguido del senador por mormÓn. harris un siete por ciento. no puedes llegar a la clase trabajadora como sensaciÓn determinada tiempo de ganar la prÓxima elección. el precandidato dijo a la cadena que no cree que ninguno de los 23 a obtener el primer el apoyo en iowa. desde primer candidato abiertamente gay de la historia. entre los candidatos y el presidente actual. en esta encuesta del alcalde de nueva york no tuvo ningÚn voto. tendrÁ su primer debateaÑo 26 y 27 prÓximo. felix: las autoridades detuvieron a dos personas no una serie de tiroteos que dejaron cinco muertos en el estado de washington. trabajando conjuntamente con la policÍa tribal. no se han revelado detalles de los montes de ciudadanos mÁs. una persona muriÓ y tras el colapso de una grÚa. la estructura metÁlica se desplomÓ sobre el edif

this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: i'm viviana hurtado and you are taking a live look at the hewlett-packard coming up on bloomberg markets, an exclusive interview with joey levin. this is "bloomberg daybreak." here is your business flash. it is a sign of opening from the worlds -- saudi aramco will hold its first open call in august. the company revealed an audit of its oil reserve in january. in april, aramco released upon perspective that showed a $111 billion profit. over to the u.k., where morris and amazon extended their agreement on online grocery home delivery. same-day service will be rolled out to more cities. morrison's will become a retailer on amazon prime now website. ubs and its top economists apologizing for comments that made reference to a chinese pig. the bank says paul donovan's remarks were innocently intended. the riseng -- he said in prices mainly due to sick pigs and set it matters if you're a chinese pig. .lix: time for a volatile lead a deep dive into stories making headlines and moving markets -- it is time for follow the lead. dx a investment is an independent ass

vamos con viviana Ávila.la aficiÓn. >> mi papÁ era un fanático. >> la copa oro continÚa maÑana cuando se enfrente cuba frente a canadÁ y la selecciÓn de mÉxico frente a martinica. fÉlix: multitudinario homenaje a andy ruiz. ♪ fÉlix: a bordo de un rolls royce andy ruiz desfilÓ por california. arantxa: las autoridades declararon el 22 de julio como su dÍa, el boxeador hizo historia hace tres semanas al derrotar a anthony josua con quiÉn volver a competir en londres. recibido como todo un hÉroe. fÉlix: que lo disfruté que lo tiene bien merecido. arantxa: la clave del Éxito fue comer chocolate. [risas]ç nos vemos maÑana. >> bienvenidos a conexiÓn california. le saluda jairo dÍaz pedraza. sin techo lanza su campaÑa de reelecciÓn amenazando millones de indocumentados. su polÍtica tambiÉn ha sido de poner trabas a quienes buscan residencia permanente o ciudadanÍa. activistas dicen que es el momento para solicitar la ciudadanÍa y votar en las elecciones de 2020. analizamos el tema en conexiÓn california.

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here is viviana hurtado. viviana: the u.s. imposing more tariffs on china. the decision may be announced after a meeting between president trump and president xi this weekend. they are preparing to resume trade negotiations. the u.s. threatened to slap $360 billionffs on more of imports. reportersard telling he is not planning to leave his current job. he is a member of the fed's policymaking committee, and his views on low rates are similar to president trump. kazakhstan is expected to support an extension of oil production cuts due to expire this month. bloomberg speaking to the president in an exclusive interview. >> we will be continuously cooperating with opec. my point is that we want to be in full compliance with the opec plus agreement. our commitment is very strong because we are open to the international cooperation and we want to have good cooperation with opec. viviana: that view should please opec's de facto leader saudi arabia, who wants limits extended because of slumping demand and overflowing stockpiles. how b

with our first word news, here is viviana hurtado. viviana: tehran is rejecting the new u.s.y shut off the path to a diplomatic solution forever. john bolton says the next move is up to iran. >> the president has held the ,oor open to real negotiations to completely and verifiably eliminate a run's nuclear -- iran's nuclear weapons program, at support for terrorism, and other malign behavior worldwide. all iran needs to do is walk through that open door. viviana: bolton says their silence and response to the offer for talks has been "deafening." china may blacklist fedex, a move certain to escalate tensions. --wei said documents documents were diverted to the u.s. it is a move that would rock the relationship between the u.s. bloomberg learning president donald trump recently spoke to confidantes about withdrawing from the long-standing defense treaty reportedlyse, thinking at treats the u.s. unfairly. officials say pulling out is highly unlikely. over to the u.k. where boris johnson says he believes parliament would support a no deal brexit. bbc abouto the leaving the europe

viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." says the elon musk electric carmaker could be on the verge of a quarterly record for deliveries. musk writing in a memo for employees they will have to go all out in the month of june. buyers may be motivated and a deadline of july 1, when the tax credit for electric cars will be cut in half. today bitcoin resumed its rally. the digital currency went above $12,000 for the first time in almost a year and a half. cryptocurrencies have been gaining acceptance and attracting more interest from mainstream institutions. h2o assetrecord for management, the fund managed by net excess -- by natixis. in four days, they declined by more than $6.4 billion. last week, clients started pulling money out because of concerns over liquid holdings. that is your bloomberg business flash. david: when chair powell talks, markets listen. yesterday they were listening to st. louis fed president bullard as well, and they weren't necessarily saying exactly the same thing. >> are thinking was to wait and see be

in new york city, here is viviana hurtado. viviana: a rate cut is getting louder.alling for a 50 basis point reduction in the last meeting, reinforcing expectations the central bank is on course to cut rates next month. a stunning blow for president erdogan in turkey. his party lost istanbul's mayoral race by a landslide. ofis a stinging indictment the economic policies after the president's refusal to accept earlier defeat. it sent the lever rallying. to put an end to months of political uncertainty that had weighed on the currency. daimler issued its third profit warning in a year. the company claiming cost related to the rugged tory scrutiny of its vehicles. it faces extra fees of a high three digit million euro amount. the german carmaker is facing investigations in europe and the u.s. over allegedly excessive pollution. it sees this year's profit at a similar level to last year. an extra week to get its act together to avoid eu penalties. brussels won't trigger disciplinary action this week to give rome more time to come up with commitments to bring down the c

viviana hurtado has first word news. viviana: iran is denying u.s.ations it was behind the attacks on two oil tankers. the u.s. releasing images it says prove iranian involvement. officials say and a ronnie and patrol boat was seen removing an iranianed -- say an patrol boat was seen removing an unexploded mine from one of the boats. president donald trump looking for a new press secretary after on almost two year tenure for sarah sanders, marked by attacks on the press, false information, and the near disappearance of the daily press briefing. the president urging sanders to run for governor in her home state of arkansas. over to the u.k. now, where health secretary matt hancock withdrew from the race to become the next prime minister. hancock quitting after boris johnson built a big lead in the first round of voting. he's not saying who he will support. rivals hold talks about joining forces to stop johnson from winning. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120

viviana: trade tensions continue to move markets.safe havens as the mood music darkens. >> people are sort of saying let me get into safety, and then let's see how this uncertainty shakes out. viviana: an alliance of carmakers may shakeup the auto industry. alibaba mulls an asia ipo.

a --viana are taught viviana or todda.na: president trump says the new agreement with mexico must be ratified by mexican lawmakers. mexico is not backing up the trump claim that a farm deal was part of the agreement, leading the president to announce that the threat of tariffs on mexican goods was suspended. the trade data from china wasn't enough to halt concerns in the u.s. as last month there was an unexpected increase in exports, but chinese imports fell 8.5 percent, double the forecast of decline and underscoring the weakness of the domestic economy there. the chief executive of hong kong is vowing to press ahead with controversial x -- controversial extradition legislation. estimates are up to one million people, many of them jamming the streets and demonstrating in one of the city bus biggest protests since the former british colonies returned to china more than two decades ago. the legislation would allow extradition to mainland china. global news, 24 hours per day, on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by 2700

our first word news, here is viviana hurtado.suing a travel warning for the u.s., saying u.s. law enforcement have interrogated and harassed chinese visitors. president trump restricted student visas at elite universities, several students and and structures saying they find the environment and friendly dutch unfriendly. last week, a south korean reported north korea executed kim jong joel for failing to reach a deal with the u.s. he led the negotiations. no official response to the cnn report. his populistin coalition do not quit posturing, that is a warning from giuseppe conti. i want agree to languish my presence here. if they do not take responsibility in full transparency, i will hand them my resignation. 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. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. thank you. there is breaking news, two items. south africa with the first foreigner contraction in wetralia drives forward -- need to get a quick

viviana: asÍ es, caroline borja.biÓ al ser arrancado de su madre, marlene ochoa. la instituciÓn ha dicho por el momento que sus corazones y oraciones estÁn con la familia ochoa lÓpez. siempre el bebÉ estuvo conectado a un respirador artificial incluso cuando se le hicieron pruebas para que pudiera respirar por sÍ mismo se hizo a travÉs de la asistencia de una mÁquina. legalmente podrÍa seguir que las dos presuntas asesinas de marlene tambiÉn ahora enfrentan cargos de homicidio en primer grado por la muerte del bebÉ. como es de entender la familia pedido privacidad y respeto en este momento doloroso para ellos y el funeral del bebÉ se realizarÁ de forma privada cerrada a los medios y al pÚblico en general. nosotros seguimos atentos al desarrollo de esta noticia. >> te agradecemos este reporte, desde chicago, vivian Ávila.. borja: yo estuve en el hospital y pude presenciar una conversaciÓn entre la doctora y giovanni. decÍa que no le podía dar ninguna esperanza porque utilizÓ esta comparación dijo "si hijo hubiera teni

viviana: el gobernado no tuvo ningÚn voto. esto entre 20 de los candidatos tendrÁ su debate.sf. hace aún más. elimina gérmenes en toda mi boca. alivia la sensibilidad... y fortalece los dientes. nueva colgate total sf. haz más por toda tu boca. ♪ ♪ fÉlix:la violencia en méxico sigue dolorosamente imbatible en este Último fin de semana se intensificÓ. las estadÍsticas hablan de almenas 80 muertos. y las autoridades no han logrado detener sospechosos para la mayorÍa de esos homicidios. >> un fin de semana sangriento se registrÓ en el paÍs. esto fue grabado por unos pobladores del municipio en el cÉntrico estado de michoacÁn. los que parecen militares son tech atos, apodos a quienes se conocen a distribuidores de drogas sintÉticas.de 80 muertos. en guanajuato fueron asesinadas a balazos 15 personas. en jalisco hallaron 11 bolsa apenas hace tres semanas habÍan encontrado otra 18 la misma zona. en oaxaca fueron emboscados un padre y su hija de tres aÑos. en reynosa la balacera dejaron cuatro muertos. >> la sociedad sigue en estado. todos los dÍas hay matanzas en casi 25 estados. >

viviana hurtado is here with first word news.na: president donald trump says there is always chance of a war with iran. the president made the remarks on a wide-ranging interview with itv in london. the only thing the u.s. can't do, trump says, is let iran have nuclear weapons. republicans are pushing back on to putnt trump's plans tariffs on mexico. lawmakers are threatening to override a veto if necessary. u.s. senator kevin cramer of north dakota says senate republicans are weary of tariffs. today in normandy, u.s. army rangers re-creating one of the most dramatic moments of the d-day invasion 75 years ago. they used ropes to haul themselves up that jagged cliff you see right there while elderly veterans, some members of the greatest generation, and others watched. the original journey was undertaken by army rangers seeking to destroy german guns atop the cliffs. fewer than half of the 235 soldiers in the assault were fit for battle just two days later. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by mo

la medida se extiende a millones de personas alrededor del mundo, nos cuenta viviana Ávila lo que lese personas anualmente que solicitar visas para ingresar estados unidos tendrÁn que cumplir con el requisito de revelar sus cuentas de redes sociales, suministrar telÉfonos y suministrar correos electrÓnicos. esto tendrÁ un impacto a nivel mundial. >> esto quiere decir para nosotros que realmente tenemos que tener mucha precauciÓn en cuanto a lo que decimos en los textos en facebook que son los mÁs populares y en todas las redes sociales. >> el solicitante de la visa tener la opciÓn de decir que no tiene cuentas en las redes sociales si este fuera el el caso pero omitir la informaciÓn a propÓsito tendrÍa serias consecuencias. >> si se dan cuenta que eras miembro de instagram y no lo demostraste sencillamente por eso asfaltado una representaciÓn Útil y puede ser suficiente para que te nieguen la visa no sÓl >>espero que haya un desafÍo legal en las cortes porque yo opino que estas medidas son una de muchas que son inconstitucionales. >> en chicago, viviana Ávila, univisiÓn. >> el centro

here is viviana hurtado. viviana: the u.s. is considering more economic sanctions on iran. financial body used for humanitarian trade with europe. that could cut the economic lifeline france, germany, and the u.k. set up for iran. president trump's lawyers asking -- asking that the house not gain access to his records. a judge ruled the house committee could get records going back to 2011. a record number of conservatives are in the race to replace theresa may. 10 of them will fight each other , and they all agree the u.k. has to leave the european union, but so far there are few specifics. rivals turning their fire on the front runner, boris johnson. in manhattan, a helicopter pilot warned he had a problem moments before cross landing on a high -- crash landing on a high-rise. it was foggy and rainy. the helicopter was linked to american continental properties. 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. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. tom: one data stream today, equities

here is viviana hurtado.tors gathered to show opposition to the handling of the extradition bill. protest leaders are calling for carrie lam to resign and they want the proposal to be completely withdrawn. protesters interrupted a major speech by the chancellor of the exchequer philip hammond as the annual mansion houston are. a u.k. foreign minister suspended after footage of him appearing to forcibly remove a female protester. we spoke to the lord mayor of london. >> the whole incident is surprising and nonsensical, but they got their message across and i asked them kindly to leave because this is my house and i was having a dinner party. viviana: a fire at philadelphia energysolutions after a reported explosion, the fire is not yet under control. the philly fire department calling on biz it ends and residents to the east of the fire to stay inside. 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. i am viviana hurtado.

viviana: el gobernado no tuvo ningÚn voto. esto entre 20 de los candidatos tendrÁ su debate.idios. >> un fin de semana sangriento se registrÓ en el paÍs. esto fue grabado por unos pobladores del municipio en el cÉntrico estado de michoacÁn. los que parecen militares son tech atos, apodos a quienes se conocen a distribuidores de drogas sintÉticas. brotes de violencia se registraron en 14 de los 32 estados de la repÚblica y dejaron como saldo mÁs de 80 muertos. en guanajuato fueron asesinadas a balazos 15 personas. en jalisco hallaron 11 bolsas con restos humanos. apenas hace tres semanas habÍan encontrado otra 18 la misma zona. en oaxaca fueron emboscados un padre y su hija de tres aÑos. en reynosa la balacera dejaron cuatro muertos. >> la sociedad sigue en estado. todos los dÍas hay matanzas en casi 25 estados. >> en veracruz hubo una marcha en protesta por la muerte de dos hermanos. y lo que quizÁs fue el asesinato mÁs espeluznante se lleva a cabo en una zona habitacional de acapulco. autoridades sacan los cuerpos de la familia completa. padre, madre, abuela, y una niÑa de o

here is viviana hurtado.: china has tremendous room to adjust monetary policy if the trade war gets worst, according to the governor of the pboc. in an exclusive interview, he said they have plenty of room in moving interest rates. he hopes talks with the u.s. get back on track, but the topic of the trade war is "uncertain and difficult." >> i think at this point they have to come up with some idea of overcoming the tremendous difficulty ahead of us. we do not like a trade war. solve ourt we can differences through mutually respectable negotiation. is recovering after a five-month low on reports that the u.s. may engage more with trade photos. petersburg the st. international forum, the shell chief executive said price volatility does not suit anyone. byi think nobody is served the sort of volatility we are seeing today. it is not sensible, not helpful. i do think one fundamentals reassert themselves, they will do so above the current levels. viviana: global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter,

i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg.we are seeing at these meetings with president trump, it is stunning to see the different body languages of each leader, and particularly how unique the president is versus everyone else. he is sitting like he is in the locker room and the leader of brazil is doing the thing that leaders do, lean back, casual thing. francine: like anchors. felt looking at the body language, if you just -- without looking at the body language, if you just look at the tweets, president trump thrives on attacking people to get a good -- better deal for america. the g20 photo was quite controversial because the crown prince of saudi arabia was right in the middle, right at the front, and a lot of critics said he should not have had such a prominent place. tom: christine lagarde of the imf in the back, the leader of the netherlands, and i would point out, we need to make an important note. chancellor merkel of germany on of far right and the reports the last 24 hours of her being a bit fragile. it is a mome

i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg.ated with china stimulus because they are focusing on autos. they had 14 or 15 months of declining auto sales in china. they just said basically that line.governments get in we will not do anything to discourage the purchase of automobiles. alix: or consumer-electronics. interesting to see that in play in the market. china may be adding new , andlus to the economy trade tensions with united states don't seem to be going away anytime soon. pres. trump: we are getting 25% on $250 billion, and i can go up another $300 billion. i will do that at the right time. but i think china wants to make a deal badly. i think mexico wants to make a deal badly. invesco'swelcome now global head of asset. let's start with mexico. we got a surprise yesterday for most of us that they broke off talks for the time being. guest: the problems with mexico, while we tend to focus more on china is the largest economy, also politically a very sensitive partner, the tensions with mexico have to be considered becaus

i am viviana hurtado.ie set down for an exclusive interview with huawei founder and ceo ren zhengfei. the company is caught in the crosshairs of the trade war. despite sanctions, ren zhengfei said decisively and defiantly that huawei will find a way to survive. >> the u.s. manages its own companies. the u.s. is not the international police. they can't manage the whole world. the rest of the world decides whether they will work with us based on their business interests and positions. if some companies don't want to work for us, it is like a hole in the airplane. the airplane is still able to fly. using,s we have been half are from u.s. companies, and half we produce ourselves. if the u.s. imposes further restrictions, we will reduce our purchases from the u.s. and use more of our own chips. if american companies have permission from washington to sell to us, we will continue to buy from them. what exactly have you put in place in terms of contingencies? we might have contingency plans for the core of the ai

viviana: u.s.e to sell weapons to the saudi -- to saudi arabia and the uae. a bipartisan group of senators 22 resolutions of disapproval. trade tensions between the u.s. and china are escalating, beijing finding ford -- finding main business's for antitrust. ford says they respect the chinese decision. china was investigating fedex for what they call wrongful deliveries. the world bank is cutting growth forecasts for the year. the world economy will grow two -- 2.6%, down from 2.9% percent, down from 2.9% in january. it is forecasting a drop in investment. 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. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. oftain have a new the end july with the first round of voting. tom: or so they say. francine: boris johnson, the frontrunner says the party has to stop banging on about brexit and the conservative party will face extinction if they do not dea

viviana: the presidents will meet at the g20 saint -- g20.stration is considering three sanctions packages. the idea with the most support is to turkish -- target turkish defense companies. there president is likely to ask trump to step down. apple is considering whether to move up to 30% of its production from china to asia. -- nikkei saysor because trade tensions, apple decided the risks of relying heavily on chinese factories is too great. 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. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. what an odd 24 hours it has been on data. draghi with a bombshell, markets with blue, the president -- gloom, the president reverses it with tweets on china. now we turn. -- turn. -- churn. , three basisyield points higher. showingany 10 year negative yields in europe. francine: i am looking at what is going on with the price of oil. the yield on the 10 year treasury rose to 2.08 while japan's benchmark h

i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. unveiling its own cryptocurrency, expected to debut in 2020. the goal is to avoid massive fluctuations in value so it can be used for every day transactions. they are placing their hope in crypto saying it could one day rival the u.s. dollar. how big a deal is this? we have been trying to figure out whether facebook or google or somebody is becoming a bank in this brings it into that direction. >> this is huge news, just for the nash of cryptocurrency -- nation -- niche of cryptocurrency. facebook taking that technology and infrastructure from bitcoin and others, and applying it to payments. potentially it has big consequences. you have global regulators talking about big tech encroaching on finance, and other words companies that have huge customer bases -- facebook has over 2 billion active customers, more customers than the china and u.s. have citizens -- if they can be plugged into an online payment system, that is a big deal, not just for crypto but for the global financial econo

i am viviana hurtado. tom: thank you so much.id blanchflower of dartmouth college. exceptionallys important book for the year. right now x bank of england. the times we are living in. it seems to me with a plunging thatflation expectation the degrees of freedom of all central bankers are narrowing very quickly. are there choices drinking down? david: pretty quickly. i've said many times the fed made mistakes. when you make mistakes they can have a really big repercussion later. there is a credibility gap between what the fed has been saying and what the markets think. when you get to turning points suddenly things change. we look back to 2008 and what happened, the issue right now is it looks like a turning point driven by macro error, a slowing global economy with trade wars going on, slowing in china and elsewhere. this thate sum of all we are unable to retire failure like used to do been crises? david: yes. the story i thought the last decade or so, this is the second great financial crisis. here we have this enormous crisis.

viviana vission moser never knows what she'll find in her mailbox often enough letters or flyers from the far right scene are waiting for her she says her neighbors don't get them she found these 2 weeks ago. and. it's 1st i wasn't sure if they were to be on the safe side i took them out to the tissue i had never come into contact with gun paraphernalia before is some kind of anonymous message meant for me it was in my mailbox that's definitely a reason to go to the police. as a local politician in the southern german city of horrible vision those who works for refugees and against the far right. this has made her the target of hostilities both on the internet and on the streets of horror. i often didn't i'll never forget this a man said he hoped i would be raped by someone with a refugee background so that it would also come to my senses. she says the attitude toward politicians has grown more aggressive and it started before the recent killing of german politicians at the beginning of. the survey by german t.v. station a r d shows that more than 40 percent of german mayors say they

viviana: trade tensions continue to move markets.eek safe havens as the mood music darkens. >> people are sort of saying let me get into safety, and then let's see how this uncertainty shakes out. viviana: an alliance of carmakers may shakeup the auto industry. alibaba mulls an asia ipo.

viviana: s fanÁticos del fÚtbol se encontraron en cleveland para apoyar a su selecciÓn que terminó conrente a canadÁ y la selecciÓn de mÉxico frente a martinica. fÉlix: multitudinario homenaje a andy ruiz.

viviana: la familia de marlen ochoa se vio cara a cara con los presuntos asesinos de la joven y volvieroney. reportera: clarisa figueroa y su hija enfrentan cargos y el hombre es acusado de encubrir el crimen. >> estÁ calmado y muy confiado en que es inocente de todos los cargos. la familia estÁ enfocada en la salud del bebÉ. se consultarÁn otras opiniones mÉdicas. >> no lo han quitado, no pueden porque todavÍa tiene mucho daÑo en su cerebro y no puede respirar solito. reportera: dicen que podrÍan tener los nombres de la presunta asesina y de su novio y que el hospital tendrÍa que corregirlo. >> es triste viendo esa carta de nacimientos con los nombres de esas personas que asesinaron a mi esposa. reportera: el hospital asegura que colabora en este caso con las autoridades y con la familia de marlen. los acusados se presentarÁ nuevamente en corte el 12 de julio. patricia: publicaron la carta de renuncia de un policÍa que matÓ a 12 personas en un edificio municipal. dijo que habÍa sido un placer servir a la ciudad, pero abandonaba su puesto de ingeniero por razones personales y hora despuÉs

ambos partidos se transmiten en vivo por univisiÓn y viviera nos tiene adelanto viviana: el estadio recibirÁ. >> tambiÉn se recibirÁ la selecciÓn de estados unidos que se enfrentarÁ a la selecciÓn de trinidad y tobago. >> la mera verdad, estando aquÍ en el Área, hay que disfrutar del fÚtbol. >> yo pienso que va ser dos a cero contra los estados unidos. ganador. >> la transmisiÓn de estos dos encuentros se podrÁ ver a travÉs de univisiÓn. y el director tÉcnico de estados unidos dijo que no ve a su rival como enemigo pequeÑo. y espera que la selecciÓn de las rayas y las estrellas califica la siguiente ronda. >> tarde futbolera en univisiÓn con natalie juÁrez. fÉlix: asÍ es, tambiÉn tenemos la tarde futbolera y la preparaciÓn de mÉxico que busca su tercera goleada. natalie: mÉxico ya estÁ listo afinando los Últimos detalles para el tercer compromiso del grupo, que por cierto es lÍder con 6 u. >> amigos del noticiero univisiÓn, la selección mexicana ha cerrado su preparaciÓn de cara al partido de martinica. donde busca cerrar de mano perfecta la fase de grupos en esta copa oro. comienzan a salir