right now, here is viviana hurtado. viviana: we will stay with hong kong. abyss. for a fifth straight day, antigovernment demonstrators gathered at the airport. officials a check in for flights have been suspended because of the disruption. there is a warning from china. times"tor of "global says if the situation does not improve, he thinks asian will intervene. to the philippines, sharp words for the president from his vice president. citizens are worried he is selling out to china. he wants him to take a stronger stand to protect the country's rights in the south china sea. >> could be more friendly with decrease ourean friendship or our relation to the united states. i do not believe in that. i do not believe the philippines should choose between the u.s. and china. yvonne: she says she is deciding wether to run for president in 2022. we moved to the u.s. but this -- the u.s. budget deficit. in the first 10 months of the fiscal year, it was a $67 billion -- $867 billion. republicans say the tax cuts will spur economic growth and left government revenue.

viviana hurtado new york.et's continue to focus on what's going on in italy, the five-star party has halted coalition talks with the democrats unless the democrat , or togrees to continue keep giuseppe conte as prime minister. we do see yields coming up a little bit from where they were 122, stillare at relatively low. the bonds are being bid. equities are still up half a percent on the day when european equity indices are down. is possible investors expect the democrats to come back and concede that he will stay on as prime minister. let's get to the top trade story today. european stocks declining outside of italy, along with futures,ty index investors showing skepticism over the ever-changing china trade narrative, despite yesterday's softer tone. >> when you say maybe they want to end maybe they don't -- i think they want to make a deal, i'm not sure they have a choice. i'm not saying it as a threat. meantime the united states which has never collected $.10 from china will in a fairly short period of time

viviana: the u.s.al trade commission is looking at whether a company bought upstart for competition. this is part of the trump administration's esca living scrutiny of tech giants. boeing redesigning -- escalating scrutiny of tech giants. we have learned that boeing is still aiming to present software to regulators by september. the timeline could slip after the changes of a flight control system will read input and max planem the plus computers. there is an order that appears to offer -- authorize a second round of sections on moscow come as punishment for the 2018 nerve agent attack on a former russia spy in the u.k.. the order for this u.s. bank loan -- 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 am viviana hurtado. francine: let's get to an exclusive interview, it is one year this week since the italian luxury company made headlines with the appointment of a new chief executive. they are known for makin

here is viviana hurtado.tors blasting what they believe is a mottled message from the federal reserve. chairman powell speaking after the central bank cut rates for the first time since 2008 and left open the possibility of further moves but did not expect an extended easing cycle. president trump tweeted "as usual, powell led us down." the bank of england expected to keep its benchmark at three quarters of a percentage point. discussney has to brexit. the forecast could be meaningless. presidential candidates trying to take down front runner joe biden in last night's debate. immigration.it on >> what we need our policies that have some guts on this issue. >> thank you, secretary. >> i have guts enough to say the plan does not make sense. viviana: biden was trying to put to rest questions if he is prepared to face president trump. a watchdog says afghanistan's military remain seriously shorthanded. they are almost 80,000 people short of their target. the u.s. is trying to negotiate a peace treaty between the

here is viviana hurtado.ckman asello, bill the pershing square boosts for new investments. he decided to sell his united states rather than fight the takeover of raytheon. in june, he vowed to oppose the deal. a massive new deal taking on wall street. the private equity firm agreed to provide $1.8 billion of debt financing to support new media investments. the deal would bring usa today and more than 200 other publications under the same roof. the loan by apollo is one of the biggest ever arranged outside of wall street. new payoff prompting heathrow airport staff to suspend their strike. unionoposal was made to a representing thousands of ground staff. the labor group will have a vote and hold off on plans for a walk out. jumping into the resort business. than $800cost more million to build. the projects in the dominican republic and mexico are designed to help marriott stay competitive. francine: four former federal reserve chiefs are making a plea for fed independence. they commented on trump's recent atta

here's viviana hurtado. viviana: we are beginning with china.itting back on china on trade -- on the president on trade. it is asking state owned companies to suspend imports of u.s. farm products after president donald trump threatened to add 10% tariffs on another $300 billion in chinese imports. in hong kong, protesters are trying to shut down the city was a general strike and commuting disruptions. hong kong's chief executive carrie lam called it "a very dangerous situation." lam: those ulterior motives are going to destroy hong kong, to risk one country, two systems. today, president trump plans to speak about the two mass shootings over the weekend. 29 people were killed in texas and ohio. many more are wounded. the shooter in texas allegedly had anti-emigrant views. it is being considered an act of domestic terrorism. democrats calling on president trump to denounce white supremacy. in the u.k., there is speculation prime minister boris johnson is getting ready for more than just brexit. there is also talk he could be seeking an early ele

this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: i'm viviana hurtado in the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom.isors chairman and ceo. here is your bloomberg business flash. more costs on the way at walgreens. the drug store will close 200 locations in the u.s. in addition to 750 closings already announced. arereen says the cuts necessary to overhaul many parts of its operation. the moves will result in charges of up to $2.4 million during fedex cutting another connection with amazon. delivery contract with the world's largest online retailer will not be renewed when it expires at the end of this month. two months ago fedex said it would no longer fly amazon packages. fedex is holding its own shipping network. tariffs leading to u.s. import surge, now where houses are full. that is true outside the port of los angeles at one of the world's largest warehouses. it has the capacity to house 9 million parts but is described as bursting at the scenes -- bursting at the seams. spare room down to no more than 2%. that is your bloomberg business flash. david: time for all of the lead. a deep dive into

i'm viviana hurtado.s your bloomberg business flash. david: of course, i've been watching cbs-viacom, but i've been watching it forever. it's surprising it took this long to get it done. the question is, what do they do with the combined firm? we are now with cinelli bostick to cover 3 -- with asak to cover three things worth talking about. first, the deputy ceo of natwest holdings is the next choice of rbs.r and saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman on's wealth is thought to been in the -- mohammad bin salman's wealth is thought to be in the billions of dollars. will have happens, we the first woman to run a major london bank. she's been there putting much since the beginning of her career. she is well-respected by regulators, which matters because so much of the government still owns the bank. remember, last year the cfo left for hsbc, which cleared more of a path for her to rise. david: the cfo was trying to get down to the reserve bank of australia, but she's got a tough job ahead of her. rbs has not

i am viviana hurtado.mberg "surveillance." ♪ ♪ we still have the hong kong chief executive, carrie lam giving a news conference, after she said protests have pushed the city to the verge of a dangerous situation. the economic downtown in hong kong is worse than the financial crisis. we need to keep an eye on the china response and what the protesters do next, the 10th weekend in a row. to italy, where things are heating up again. the deputy premier has called for a snap election as he seeks to catalyze growing poll numbers. bloomberg opinion rights -- most important, the league leader will have to decide where he stands on fundamental questions he has dodged so far. now, he could blame his or hisalition partner technocratic finance minister for any difficulties. the easy ride is over. is unclear to me why matteo i would try- salvin to get rid of this coalition now. is it not comfortable for him to can blametner he everything on? ferdinando: that is the big gamble. he has decided the polls are good enough f

. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." ongoing protests in hong kong are hurting its tourism and retail industries. in july, there is typically a surge in visitors come about the tourism boards has last month, 5.2 million people visited, only about 1% more than in june, the weakest july result since 1997. that's when it dropped more than 60% after the u.k. handed over control of the city to china. uber's chief executive it sure looks like former executive anthony levandowski took permission from his former employer google. he was charged with 33 counts of stealing trade secrets. uber previously settled the case by paying more than $240 million in equity. we spoke to the company's boss. when we brought anthony on board, but what i do know is that we went to incredible depths to make sure that any information that anthony might have acquired from google, and it sure looked like he did, didn't make it over to our company. viviana: that is your bloomberg business flash. david: thanks so much. it is interesting that he says i w

. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak."ony agrees to sell its 5% stake in the health care devices company for $760 million, one move dan loeb suggested the japanese technology giant make in june. he disclosed a $1.5 billion stake in sony and encouraged the company to spin off the semiconductor division and focus on its main entertainment business. south korea's highest court ordering the retrial of samsung vice-chairman on bribery charges. the supreme court voiced an decision to suspend the sentence and send the case back to the lower courts. the company has also struggled with falling profit from a memory chip downturn and sluggish smartphone demand. -- wants to delay repayments to the international monetary fund. the government will also postpone $7 billion in payments on short-term notes. that is also seeking voluntary reproach and a $50 billion of longer-term debt. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: i found this really interesting because, as you pointed out, this happens. this is a very typical latin american

this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: i am viviana hurtado in the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom.our, larry kudlow, national economic council director. here's your bloomberg business flash. apple and barclays dropping the rewards program from their longtime credit card partnership. the move comes ahead of this month's debut of a new applecart with goldman sachs. the card will offer 3% cash back on apple purchases. bankrupt utility giant pg&e reaching a deal with some of its power suppliers to cut the prices the company pays for electricity. asked a judge to approve the agreement with canadian solar and energy. the company was blamed for igniting deadly wildfires in california and agreed to pay $1 billion in damages to local governments. shares of ferrari falling by the most in 10 months. the carmaker posted a slowdown in office growth and shipments. the shares halted from trading. the drop after a slight mix of analyst expectations. i viviana hurtado, and that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: time for paulo the lead -- time for follow the lead. today our focus is on wages a

viviana: u.k. efforts to block boris johnson's plans to suspend parliament, a scottish judge rejecting their arguments at will not leave enough time. they say next week there is time to hold hearings. decision to's cancel a visit to poland comes as a sharp blow to their populist government. the president sent the vice president in his stead while he stays home to deal with hurricane dorian. the president says he considers the trip postponed and not canceled. araine denying reports that prisoner swap is underway with russia. reports about the intending -- impending swap have been circulating. ukraine's prime minister made getting prisoners home his top campaign pledge. 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. monitoring the conversations of joshua long and agnes chan speaking in chinese. released moments ago. let's go to the data. it is friday. it has been an extr

let's get to the bloomberg first word news in new york with viviana hurtado. viviana: the u.s.idering issuing ultralong. according to the treasury secretary. the remark sent 30 year yields higher but much of that was reversed today in early our trading. 50 or 100 year bonds would limit the cost to taxpayers of plugging the budget deficit, annually. $1 trillion china indicates it will not immediately retaliate against the latest rounds of tariffs. beijing saying it is more important to discuss removing the extra duties, after treasury secretary steven mnuchin told bloomberg in the interview that chinese negotiators will visit washington, but not saying one. south korea's retrial of the samsung vice-chairman over bribery charges. the supreme court is voiding a suspended sentence and sending it out to the lower court. this company is hoping to extend maturities over $100 billion of debt, hoping to do a repayments to the imf after a collapse of its bonds. the government will also postpone $7 billion in payments on short-term notes and is seeking voluntary or profiling, a $15 billio

here is viviana hurtado. viviana: tense week of protests and hong kong as violence intensified. --onstrators but themselves the police responded firing tear gas. the clashes follow three days of demonstrations. they began friday. most protests were denied police permits. saudi a ramin: is posting a decline. exporterbiggest oil posted semiannual results. that is down from $53 billion a year. say it willcials sell shares in 2020 or 2021. this weekend, the opposition grabbing the moment -- the momentum. thangives him a bigger expected lead of 15 percentage points. posters have said he would have trouble overcoming the margin of over seven at the main election. that is in october. 32 people have been killed and 15 missing after a typhoon struck china. a typhoon came sweeping through the provinces toward shanghai more than one million people were evacuated as the storm approached. the damage is over $2 billion. this weekend jeffrey epstein was found dead in jail. the former financier was accused of molestation and

let's get first word news with viviana hurtado.re to hear what federal reserve chairman jerome powell says about interest rates today. powell is speaking at the fed's conference. -- three free regent regionals are already coming out against additional interest rate cuts. investors have priced in a cut at the next policy meeting. the white house says the u.s. and china had a productive phone call on trade. economic advisor larry kudlow telling reporters there are still plans for a chinese delegation to visit washington next month. administration officials have warned there are significant structural issues with china. the to italy, that is where president of italy has given rival parties till tuesday to form a coalition of five-star movement is now in talks with the center left democrats. matarela -- is beingmacron pressured to take care of fires in the amazon forest. internationald an crisis, the brazilian president is angry. he says that discussing the fires without brazilian involvement shows a colonial mentality. global news 24

i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg.ial remarriage of altria and phillip morris. --t's part the potential what has sparked the potential reunion after they broke up more than a decade ago. that is next and this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." coming up on bloomberg markets, tom lee, muskrat global advisors cofounder. this is bloomberg daybreak. here is your bloomberg business flash. amazon is seeking exclusive programming for its streaming service. amazon is talking to studios and other tv programmers as it builds tells -- builds out a service. the journal saying amazon may create always on channels focused on genres such as crime or lifestyle. the crackdown by airlines on some models of the apple macbook pro. qantas is barring some models from checked luggage because of concern the batteries could catch fire. virgin atlantic, singapore, and thai airlines have impose their own restrictions. apple recalling the laptops involved. i am viviana hurtado and this is your bloomberg business flash. alix: h

taylor: thanks, viviana.turn to wall street beat to cover three things wall street is buzzing about this morning. first up, wall street watchdogs are set to overhaul the volcker rule, including easy trading rules by banks. and a hedge funds star who lost his way. blue mountain capital's andrew feldstein is selling his credit firm for $160 million. vanguard put gun stocks in a gun free fund. fund accidentally bought stocks in ruger and held them for more than a month. david: they've been talking about revamping volcker. baby now it is finally going to get here. maybe, but even if they were to get rid of all the trading restrictions, how are the banks going to pay for the talent like the use to? we are in an era where margins are really trimmed away and desks have been cut to be pretty slim right now. taylor: we've been talking about the volcker rule and prop trading ever since 2008. there's been mixed consensus on do we want more regulation or not. what's been the bank reaction? sonali: banks are pretty thrill

now here with the first word news is viviana hurtado.y at the hong kong airport, flight operations return to normal. chinese officials still plan to come to washington next month for face-to-face trade meetings. that is a sign talks were made on track, despite an escalation in terror threats. after negotiators -- in terror threats -- in tariff threats. over to texas, where some believe it is time to start building power plants again. a heat wave this week since elect -- this week sent electricity prices soaring. stand inion would stark contrast to the glut of generation nationwide. texas is facing record electricity demand, in part because of power-hungry shale drillers. wind power hasn't been able to fill the void. 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 the ve on our condo. -- i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. david: it's august, so that it is hot in texas is not news, but take a look at my terminal showing how prices spiked fo

we turn to viviana hurtado with first word news. viviana: we begin with denmark.ed in discussing how the u.s. can by greenland so president trump canceled a state visit. greenland is part of the kingdom of denmark and part of a strategic u.s. military base. the danish prime minister calling the idea of buying greenland absurd. the number of americans with at least a million dollars in the retirement accounts has reached a record. people have a seven-figure 401(k) account. from theis using data retirement plans it administers. a detainednfirming deploy me at the british consulate -- a detained employee from the british consulate in hong kong. china is calling the matter -- 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. bloomberg. tweet fromso got a the times editor talking about -- what i saying as heard on various occasions is scorn. china is making arrangements on a scenario of no deal. let's put that out there. the odds of a deal with china is close t

. ♪ ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak."itsmicro devices new server processor is faster than a more expensive chip from intel. google apparently agrees. amd says the coming will be a new customer for the product. is just getting started in the lucrative market for server chips. ofan easing up on curbs semiconductor material exports to south korea. last month, restrictions were put in place, escalating long-running disputes that go back to when korea was a japanese colony. a potential he big deal in the cybersecurity industry. bloomberg learning broadcom is near agreement to buy a semantic unit that serves large corporate unitmers -- a symantec that serves large corporate customers. that is your bloomberg business flash. david: taking us through that deal we were just talking about, welcome our bloomberg correspondent. why would this deal fail? reporter: it limits the scope of the purchase. it sort of refocuses broadcom on the enterprise segment. remember, they made a purchase several years ago that expanded their semiconduct

viviana >> >> jimmy: i guess i see it on your shirt. where are you from?> i'm from germany. >> jimmy: what part of germany? >> bonn. >> jimmy: are you on vacation? >> yeah, i'm traveling around america. >> jimmy: where have you been so far? >> so far just new york. >> jimmy: this is l.a. now. you got off the plane in the wrong spot. what do you do for a living? >> i just graduated. >> jimmy: congratulations, what will you go on to do? >> uh, well, so far i'm just go being to travel around and maybe work for an international organization. >> jimmy: so viviana is a spy. alri let's meet your opponent and neighbor at the hostel. nicolas, where are you from? >> hi, i'm french. >> jimmy: oh, you are french. that must mean you're from france. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it was hot there today, huh? >> yes hot. >> jimmy: do you hear from people at home? >> yeah, i come from the south of france. very hot. >> jimmy: what do you do for work? >> i'm teacher. >> jimmy: so you guys are traveling in a low-budget situation. we're going to try to make it a high-budget situation. th

. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak."s in talks to sell a timber hood stake -- a 10% stake of universal music to tencent holdings, valued at $36 billion. tencent has the one-year option to double that stake. to findhad planned other partners to buy minority stakes. according to compensation consultant johnson and associates, bonuses for equity traders could fall as much is from a year earlier. fixed income counterparts could see a and percent drop -- a 10% drop. barney's new york filing early today for bankruptcy protection. at the boutique have squeezed the company. alix: take a look at this. this is the oversold versus overbought level. we went from overbought to oversold in six days, huge move. joining us now, paul siena, bank , bankrica -- paul ciana of america merrill lynch chief technical strategist, and dean curnutt, macro risk advisors ceo. paul: we expect there could be a bounce. but the bad thing about oversold conditions is it traps longs. these headaches across metro -- across macro and the best other set of o

here is viviana hurtado. in the: the u.k. to a report from the from leaked, government documents are we're talking about the brexit situation going on right now in the united kingdom. there is a doe ca prepared by the cabinet office that warns of .ob losses this is a times report talking about the report that is out most likely aftershocks of a no deal divorce, not worst-case scenarios. we continue moving on with monitoring stations designed to detect nuclear radiation. they have gone silent after an explosion from a missile test area critics say that russian government is trying to reset -- restrict evidence of the accident. the current owners are not giving up greenland even though president donald trump confirmed an interest in buying it. that mark says it -- denmark sparsely selling the populated island. next month president trump is set to meet with danish officials. an attack on a saudi oil field. redmond -- yemen rebels attacking in the southeastern part of the part of the kingdom. it produces one billion -- one millio

. ♪ ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak."n is launching a $15 to helpcharm offensive third-party merchants boost sales. amazon has been criticized for wielding too much power over sellers. some of the money will be spent on a dashboard to help sellers decide what new products to carry. little effect today from a strike by british pilots against ryanair. u.k. flights operated by europe's largest budget carrier are taking off largely as scheduled. y walkouts' two-da began before the country's biggest travel weekend of the year. hsbc calling for a peaceful resolution to political differences and hong kong, among the first global banks to publicly address the crisis. it derives more than half of its pretax profits from hong kong. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much. one thing luke and i are both watching this morning is popeye's chicken. first, the sandwich, over the last when he for hours, was a crazy thing to want to eat. did you eat it? luke: i did not, and some of our colleagues are trying to get their

viviana Ávila tiene los detalles.do intento de las personas por resguardarse para salvar sus vidas. este video de vigilancia capta el momento del caos hispÁnico de muchas de ellas utilizaron este barco en busca de refugio. en el vÍdeo tambiÉn se ve al hombre con accesorios de seguridad empuÑando un arma. querÍa entrar al bar. este policÍa le disparÓ. en menos de 30 segundos, el sospechoso logrÓ a retaban darle la vida a nueve personas, entre ellas la de su hermana megan. juan rosales cuenta que su hijo estudiÓ en la noche tiroteo, que su nuera se debate entre la vida y la muerte. >> lo vi llorando, me puse nervioso porque pensÉ que a él le habÍa pasado algo. Él tiene un balazo en la cabeza. viviana: las autoridades identificaron al sospechoso, connor betts, de 24 aÑos de edad. no tiene antecedentes criminales como adulto, comprÓ de manera legal sus armas. hace nueve aÑos fue suspendido de la escuela, a suspendÉrsele-- encontrÁrsele una lista de personas a quienes querÍa matar y de mujeres a quienes violarÍa.. ?> basad

here is viviana hurtado.epped up its attack on antigovernment demonstrators in hong kong. beijing accusing them of acting like terrorists and swarming the city airport. today flight operations return to normal. authorities are restricting access to the terminals to prevent further protests. chinese officials still plan to come to washington next month for a face-to-face trade meeting. that is a sign that it is on track after negotiation aiders -- after negotiators spoke by phone. president trump says he things china wants to do something dramatic to end the standoff. more revelations about the apparent suicide of jeffrey epstein. two guards in the unit where he was held reportedly fell asleep and did not check on him for about three hours. then according to "the new york times," they falsified records to cover up their mistake. the guards and the warden have been removed from their positions. to italy, that is where lawmakers summoned the prime minister to address the political crisis next week. result appear

. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak."nson & johnson investors relieved in a ruling that the company must pay 572 million dollars for helping fuel bop owed crisis in oklahoma. fuel the't as five -- opioid crisis in oklahoma. that wasn't as high as feared. former nissan executive carlos ghosn reportedly ran a parallel business as a tech investor in silicon valley. according to "the wall street journal," he used millions of dollars he got from the nissan business partner in oman, which is seen as the most serious of charges against ghosn. he was arrested in a wide-ranging financial crimes investigation. oil snapped a four-day losing streak. crude prices firming up after president donald trump struck a more conciliatory tone on the trade war with china. he also signaled he is open to meeting with iran's president and possibly easing restrictions. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much. then president rouhani kind of dumb some cold water on meeting with president trump -- kind of dumped some cold water on

i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg.what was that video? that ad was bananas. it's funny, but it is also indicative of how people need to a way up in some ways. basically, they don't invest in companies where the ceo is overweight. sarah: maybe if they are traveling so much, they don't have time to exercise. alix: that's true. sarah: these are things where you have to feel that someone is heading one direction in their personal life, they could be heading the other way in other parts of their life. in the end, i think there is some sort of continuum. alix: to that point, as esg gets more focused and you get big investors like pension funds pushing back in that respect, you can see how something like that would actually be meaningful in terms of shareholders. sarah: of course, because people are going to lose faith in somebody having problems in other areas. certainly with those kind of accusations, you don't want that at the head of a business because the last thing you want is a distraction over what they should be doin

this is bloombergs. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: i am viviana hurtado in the hewlett-packard enterprisephiladelphia fed president live from jackson hole. this -- alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am alix steel. jay powell will announce his address in a few hours time. you have a risk off in the market as china retaliates on more tariffs on u.s. goods to be implemented beginning in september at the middle of december as well. you nameeans, autos, it, it is on it. now bloombergs michael mckee is joining us with dallas fed president robert kaplan on a risk off day. thank you and welcome to all of our viewers and listeners on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio worldwide. we are with robert kaplan, the dallas fed president. thank you for joining us. a lot of people yesterday took the comments with the fed presidents interviewed as a hawkish rebellion. since you got here, you've been basically telling people you are sympathetic to the rate cuts. robert: the disagreement within the fed is how to manage the risk. as long as the u.s. consumer stays strong we will not have a downturn. t

viviana Ávila tiene el balance de los estragos.ehÍculos luego de la tormenta que azotÓ la zona y en pensilvania una posible rÁfaga de viento y lluvia. este tiempo severo se debe a una combinaciÓn de varios factores. suheily: en la interacciÓn de la Época de verano asÍ, la humedad disponible en el ambiente. reportera: alrededor de 1200 vuelos fueron cancelados hoy. >> al principio eran dos o tres horas, pero ahora es un dÍa mÁs. nos toca cambiar de planes y lo Único que nos toca es aceptalo >> buscan rechazar el inicio de los espectÁculos más importantes del medio oeste del paÍs. los expertos dicen que las tormentas de verano se extenderÁn. suheily: contamos con una vigilancia por tormentas severas. arantxa: mucha paciencia y precauciÓn. al regresar la desesperaciÓn que violó migrantes rescatados a bordo de una embarcaciÓn los obliga a brincar muy cerca de la costa italiana. ♪ ♪ ♪ arantxa: una verdadera emergencia se vive en el mar mediterrÁneo. un barco tienen prohibido atracar en el puerto y los tripulantes tratan de nadar hasta u

viviana Ávila nos amplÍa.ace 30 aÑos. esta reestructuraciÓn es un paso necesario en un mercado que cambia rÁpidamente. >> en una buena situaciÓn econÓmica, mucha de las veces la persona que hacen este tipo de trabajo no vienen a la planta, solamente la computadora sabes cÓmo estÁn la finanzas. >> nuestras ventas bajaron, en la Única fuente de empleos que tenemos aquÍ. reportera: tampoco se sabe quÉ pasarÁ con el festival del elote? se dijo que no sÓlo esta planta se verÁ afectada, en lo que va de este aÑo los fabricantes de alimentos han despedido a 16,000 trabajadores y el total mÁs alto para este sector desde el 2009. fÉlix: los Últimos meses de este aÑo serÁn cruciales para comprobar quÉ tan sÓlida es la guerra de aranceles en estados unidos. algunas piensan que este aumento de repente no se va a notar. galo: a partir de este aÑo los productos chinos eran mÁs caros, falta poco para que estados unidos imponga aranceles en los productos chicos. -- chinos. grandes carreras de supermercado pueden no permitir es

. ♪ ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak."la has a plan to revive its flagging solar division. the company is now offering no contract packages as part of the relaunch. chief executive elon musk tweeted, "it's like having a roof."rinter on your it comes less than a month after tesla reported its third consecutive quarterly decline in solar installation. of itsllion expansion northstar project in ohio. each year, the investment will extrahe company an investmen steelmaking capacity. from august 20, new loans must be priced mainly with reference to a rebalanced benchmark that tracks the price of credit to banks' best customers in china. that is linked to the price the pboc charges lenders for cash over one year. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much. last week, wild ride. u.s. treasuries causing a reaction in the markets. concerns of recession on the horizon. bloomberg spoke to bank of america ceo brian moynihan, who said he's not concerned about imminent recession. brian: we have nothing to fear about a re

our first word news with viviana hurtado.ea's latest missile tests are a warning to the u.s., trying to pressure the u.s. to end joint military exercises with south korea. they say the drills are needed to remain readiness. gold is rising above $1500 announce. it has since paired some gains. investors are concerned about the u.s.-china trade war and slow growth. the fbi is investigating the mass shooting in dayton, ohio, looking into the shooter's interest in mylan ideologies, and -- violent ideologies. joe biden maintaining a significant lead in the democratic presidential race. 32%, followed by elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, and kamala harris. that is a sizable jump for warren and a slump for harris. 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. hurtado.ana this is bloomberg. tom: when the facts change, they change. economists and strategists looking at the some of the parts of this august 2019. with us, john norman, and by televi

tom: here is viviana hurtado.ime for new tariffs from the u.s. export growth rebounded. the trade surplus with the u.s. rising 11%. imposesays the u.s. will a 10% tariff on 300 billion dollars of chinese exports. china rejecting the one demand that could ease protests in hong kong, refusing an independent inquiry into the unrest. saudi arabia is looking at ways to halt the seven-month long slide in oil prices. the kingdom phoned other oil producers to discuss oil production. the saudis have cut production more than required under its deal with opec and allies. broadcom is near agreement to buy a symantec unit that serves corporate customers. the price, nearly $10 billion in cash. 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: quickly through the data, monday,teria than tuesday, wednesday, futures up 10, curve steepening. a little bit of a more rational vanilla curve. , oil with a

i am viviana hurtado.we turn to stephen engle, bloomberg's chief north asia correspondent. what is going on even as we speak? you know the protesters have adopted the old 1971 same from bruce lee. water,""b water, -- "be and that means to move around, strike quickly, and get a few steps ahead of the police before they can crack down. that is what has happened here. we have been for most of the afternoon and into the evening, in front of central government offices that also house the offices of the embattled chief executive, carrie lam, as well as the legislative council, the governing body here. there are still a number of protesters here, what on the other side of the federal office building, there was a tense involved the police firing tear gas. quickly, as soon as that happened, the protesters move to another part of hong kong, further east, to causeway bay. that is what is happening now. we are getting reports that these protests are moving around hong kong to stay ahead of efforts by the police, were

we turn to viviana.ive lamb is pledging new effort at creating dialogue with government critics after more than two months of protest. he plans to look at the causes of the protests and how police responded to them. the movement began over legislation to allow extraditions to mainland china. demonstrators now want the resignation. they also want more democratcy. jeffrey epstein may have complicated efforts to collect money from his estate this. by women who say he abused them. two days after the disgraced finance year killed himself, epstein yote a will, he placed $578 million in assets in a trust. the trust remains a private document. and of court where it was filed doesn't have to disclose the details. over to italy, that's where the deputy prime minister raised the prospects of tax cuts and boost on government spending. its final bush to force new election that is could make him prime minister. he wants to end his alliance with the five star movement. today the prime minister addresses parliament that

en otro punto de la ciudad, los ojos de viviana garrido, una madre de 33 aÑos desaparecida en noviembreero tambiÉn que las autoridades deben de hacer algo para atacar esta problemÁtica. >> pero guadalupe y viviana ss cifras, de 2014 a 2019 han desaparecido nueve mil mujeres en mÉxico, para los familiares de las vÍctimas la bÚsqueda se vuelve un calvario por la omisiÓn de las autoridades. >> o no hay recursos o no lo tienen o no hay gente capacitada. >> por eso marÍa busca con sus propios reqrecursos a su hija, mientras lucen estos dos retratos con la esperanza de ser encontradas algÚn dÍa, en mÉxico noticias telemundo. >> mÁs de 9 mil mujeres desaparecidas. al regresar en noticias telemundo mÁs menores se ponen en manos de depredadores sexualidades y otros peligros en populares aplicaciones en sus telÉfonos. >> y de la mano de un chef latino de washington revelamos el secreto para un exquisito y autÉntico pollo peruano. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ cosas que de verdad importan. las que nos llenan el corazón. y la leche es una de ellas. nos consiente, nos ayudar a crecer... y a decir "te quiero". la

donde se encuentra viviana con los Últimos detalles.munidad de dayton, ohio, se ve sacudida por esta tragedia. al menos nueve personas muertas y muchos heridos que han sido trasladados a diferentes hospitales del Área. el tiroteo se registrÓ precisamente en la zona conocida como oregÓn con una amplia presencia de negocios. a esa hora habÍa mucha gente en el lugar. era la 1:00 de la maÑana cuando presunto atacante abriÓ fuego. las vÍctimas fatales incluyen a la vÍctima del presunto agresor, identificado como un joven de 24 aÑos, de quien tambiÉn se ha buscado su residencia evidencia para saber sobre el motivo que pudo haber tenido este joven de 24 aÑos de edad para abrir fuego a esa hora, y luego de horas de haberse registrado tiroteo masivo tambiÉn en el paso, texas. las autoridades han indicado que en un corto periodo de tiempo las autoridades pudieron responder a este tiroteoy tambiÉn neutralizaron el atacante. el se encuentra fallecido y las autoridades estÁn trabajando en como se dieron estos hechos en tan poco tiempo. hablan de men

i am viviana hurtado.rg. francine: germany offering investors the chance for a piece of history today, offering a 30 0% for the first time. by richard jones. i feel like we are selling it that you buy a piece of the berlin wall or the negative yielding bond from germany. who would buy it? richard: everybody who has been buying german bonds up until now and driving the record low yields will be the buyers of bunds going forward. one third of german bond issuance ends up in the bundesbank portfolio because of the reinvestment from the qe program. you will get qe ramped up again from the ecb and that will be a big buyer of german debt. german institutional investors are not mandated but have to buy highly liquid bonds and they have a home bias so they will continue to be buyers. that combination will probably keep demand reasonably high, at least as high as it has been. that is taking us to record low yields already. francine: germany selling the 30 zero point -- minus zero point 10. richard: i think the ecb

viviana Ávila nos habla.ros de detenciÓn donde se encuentra miles de inmigrantes. >> tenemos y gÓtico 5000 personas detenidas . >> no podemos cambia de pasado, pero podemos cambiarlo que estÁ pasando en este momento. >> las niÑas tienen miedo de salir a la calle, de ir a la escuela. la partera: las protestas continuarÁn para que no sigan los planes de expander los centros de detenciÓn. julia: un voraz incendio dejÓ a cinco niÑos muertos y a una persona lesionada. un lote de joyas de "el chapo" fueron guardadas por el gobierno de mÉxico para ser subastadas, pero ahora nadie sabe de su existencia. ♪ julio: un incendio se desatÓ en una guarderÍa. la causa del incendio con noah bajo investigaciÓn. pasamos a mÉxico donde la captura del narcotraficante "el chapo" guzmÁn desatÓ una bÚsqueda para hallar la larga lista de bienes que forman parte de la fortuna de "el chapo". el gobierno niega saber de un lote de joyas. reportera: vÍctor aznar en 2001 recibiÓ un curioso lote de joyas. univisiÓn investiga consiguió infor

i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg.test on italy, the president meeting with the main political leaders at 4:00 p.m. rome time to carve out a majority in parliament following a rocky day of negotiations. the democrats have agreed on giuseppe conte returning but want to limit luigi dimaio. .oining us is maria tadeo it seems the bid to form a coalition is ongoing. have we made progress? maria: not really. today it is clear the president of the italian republic made it clear they have to come up with a credible government or the country is going to new elections. this decision needs to be made today. npdnderstand the five-star have come together to form a coalition in principle. they want to keep conte on the job. trump made yesterday was, i hope he stays on the job. they have issues when it comes confrontation they want to put for vote. they need to come up with a clear yes or no answer today, otherwise a snap election. quickly, are the italian people engaged in this alitical uproar, or is this political battle? maria: th

i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg.g attention to, ecb accounts due out today. investors will be looking for clues on the size of the stimulus set to be unveiled in september. next johnson stops in his stop on his european tour. on friday, fed chairman jay powell will take the stage at jackson hole. this weekend, world leaders which for the g7 summit has the potential to upset the with manynal orbiter, threats high on the agenda. there are no shortage of catalyst from the market. francine: my mind is wandering. markets andk to the what the g7 will bring. let's start with the markets and go to the politics. are you more worried about the g7 or jay powell? >> i am more worried about jay powell. i think the g7 might be a sideshow, although it could be interesting interaction between boris and donald trump. i think markets have got expectations quite high for what jerome powell is or is not going to say tomorrow at jackson hole. my guess is he will stick to the script of how central bankers deal with a world of low and nega

. -- viviana Ávila, univisiÓn.uien fue el primero entre miles de peticiones a un pendientes. reportero: saliÓ en su natal honduras junto con la caravana migrante. iniciÓ su proceso a finales del mes de enero y sin embargo fue de los primeros en ser retornados a esta ciudad fronteriza. >> fue el primero en recibir asilo por razones humanitarias. tuvo que salir huyendo de su paÍs. >> cuando este gobierno decidiÓ regresar la personas a mÉxico sabÍan que iba a ser difícil conseguir ayuda. por lo pronto viajar a otra ciudad del paÍs. jorge fregoso, univisiÓn. arantxa: el fbi asegura que frustrÓ un ataque terrorista contra judÍos y contra personas de la comunidad lgbt. desde los Ángelesliliana escalante tiene la informaciÓn y nos cuenta que este joven estaba bajo el radar de las autoridades. fue acusado de hacer planes para atentar contra una sinagoga judÍa. esto sucede tres aÑos despuÉs de que este sujeto fuera grabado caminando con un rifle de asalto. en una entrevista en el 2016 explicÓ que tenÍa un rifle para protege

viviana nos tiene mÁs detalles de este intenso debate.demÓcratas dijeron que tal vez no habÍa aprendido la lecciÓn respecto a la polÍtica migratoria con obama. >>mi plan tambiÉn se asegura de poner a indocumentados inmigrantes sin cargos criminales en un camino a la qu no momento to la audiencia umpÓ millones de deportaciones. >>la realidad es que uno deberÍa poder si se cruza la frontera ilegalmente hay que volverse al paÍs de origen porque hay un crimen que se ha cometido otro de los temas que acaparÓ la atención esta noche fue precisamente el tema del seguro de salud donde la senadora harris defendiÓ su programa. >>habrÁ una opciÓn pÚblica y mi plan interviene tambiÉn en un plan privado porque la base es que el acceso a la atenciÓn a la salud debe ser un derecho y no un privilegio para los que pueden pagarlo. >>no faltaron las crÍticas contra la separaciÓn de familias aplicadas durante la administraciÓn del presidente donald trump. >>las jaulas para niÑos fueron construidas por la administraciÓn de obama tenÍa la polÍtica de separaciÓn

viviana, buenos dÍas. viviana: buenos dÍas, carolina.e, por esta masacre. nosotros podemos decir que el jefe de la policÍa de dayton ha dicho que esto serÁ una investigaciÓn larga y tediosa, que ellos estÁn allanando la casa del presunto responsable de este tiroteo, y como decÍas bien, carolina, se investiga el pasado. hace nueve aÑos que este presunto responsable de la masacre hizo una lista de las personas a las que Él querrÍa matar, pero tambiÉn una lista de mujeres a las que Él estarÍa dispuesto a violar. carolina: hemos escuchado esta maÑana desde uno de uno de sus compaÑeros de clase que recuerda el momento en la preparatoria cuando estÁn en un autobÚs y de repente, suben dos policÍas para interrogar a este joven y Él estaba en esta lista que su compaÑero presuntamente lo querÍa matar. pero, vivÍan a comer este momento surgen reportes de que posiblemente fue un ataque de odio porque se habla de que habÍan perdido varias personas afroamericanas. tÚ que estÁs en la escena, que has escuchado al respecto? viviana: hasta el momento, car

i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. david: thanks so much.watched a fair amount of the debate. i'm not sure whether joe biden is happy because everyone is paying attention to or not so happy because everyone is being up on him. they really went after him. lisa: i think it is interesting the question of how closely he links himself to former president obama, invoking him again and again, saying he had the confidence of the president. some of his rivals trying to cut him down and say you cannot do this when it is convenient. when asked about deportation, he said i was only the vice president. lisa: there is also the question of guts, how far left you go versus the middle. an interesting fine line being walked. david: will be interesting to see someone on the stage with president trump. coming up, we will see how the maker of frosted flakes is dealing with north america's shrinking serial market. that is next on the bottom line and this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: -- viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." coming up later on balance of power, former im