there will be a handful we will anticipate that will be going to dispute resolution.opefully we will avoid litigation altogether. in particular, with electrical that may be aspirational. >> that $40 million that you have in their four, essentially, by the end of the year, you may or may not, for tentative improvements and legal, i mean, i don't know what it is, but let's a few it is a few million dollars, which means, you know, 30-$35 million would be for legal. so are you saying that that should take care of all the legal claims, or not we. >> our anticipation is yes. if what has been put in front of us -- >> the tenant improvements are further retail leasing parts that we are using from the program reserves speak during the i know. >> and the legal is the 31 mission. >> commissioner harper: but it is not claims legal? it is not claims legal? just 301, mission? >> i'm sorry. >> and the ti improvements where we need to spend the $35 million -- >> commissioner harper: by the claims resolution is something that also will need to be estimated, at some point, if it will c

they willes are over, he will make his way across from the steps behind me over to the helicopter, marine one, where he will board that and start to make his way into central london to where you are. the rest of his entourage from air force one will get onto three planes to my left foot you cannot see from here. the can take off vertically, they can land vertically, but fly like a plane. the rotors effectively to hurt —— effectively tilted 90 degrees. that will take the rest of those on air force one into central london as well. very short flight from sta nsted well. very short flight from stansted airport well. very short flight from sta nsted airport into well. very short flight from stansted airport into central london, and the president will be with you pretty shortly. and of course, stepping onto uk soilfor the first time as president of the united states. don't forget, he has entered into the whole brexit debate. he was here the day after the referendum. i was with him up in ayrshire in s

leave, we will leave and all the laws will be passed in westminster and belfast and there will be a rejection of that includes market access and the second will ensure a fair trading environment. we will commit to the consumer protections and join the institutional framework with the agreements from both parties and this will get done by the courts areas where they apply the common yearbook -- rulebook and this would have an appropriate resolution of would respectt based on thend get fundamental principles that they cannot resolve the disputes there is am and facilitator customs arrangement becauseld move checks we would have customs territory policyre is the trade goodsthey would apply intended for the european union get noinesses would tariffs at the border and there burden and they would then if it. systemsion, it makes trade and those who can'tave suggested they do the trade deals. to do tradeability and we are able to pursue with seeking the transpacific partnership. our plans for britain respects what we heard from businesses about how they want to trade and make sure that we are best p

he will sign a guest book. there will be photo-ops and we will take you through that. john kirby.ber the obama administration. president trump as a candidate bashed you with regularity and with gusto saying you were on an apology tour, but to hear the president say that the problem with russia is the u.s.'s fault is a big statement to make and it's not true, is it? yeah, he says that president obama was an aapologist. but for trump, turning it around now, saying that we, the united states, is to blame for all of the problems in the u.s. and slaush relationship is to me not only the height of irany, but a grand apology. >> putin is pulling into the presidential palace. the timing is off, but the process is as exactly as what would agree. you see the drape being closed on the security tent there? you have two world leaders meeting in a moment, you want to keep it as secure as possible. we're told there will be photos and videos released. when we get it we will show it to you. so christiane, if it was done in physical, here is live picture, the russian president meeting right now. he

we will win! we will win! we will win! >> we will win! we will win! we will win! we will win! we will win! good evening. i'm ben with moveon.org. [cheers and applause] so i want to start by thanking, i want to thank this gentleman on the other side because republicans are saying that brett kavanaugh would not overturn roe. that's what they're saying, but he knows the truth. brett kavanaugh is a vote to end roe and criminalize abortion. and anyone who votes for brett kavanaugh is voting to criminalize abortion and punish women. if susan collins and senator murkowski want to stand by the principles they pledged themselves to, they need to listen only to this man and know that they cannot vote for brett kavanaugh. [cheers and applause] republicans will try to blur the stakes. they will try to make us think this is not a life or death fight. they will try to make it sound like roe's not on the line, the a.c.a. is not on the line. they will try to make it sound like marriage equality is not on the line, that the rights of muslims are not on the line. but he is proof that all of the

will they have a deal? will they talk about?lie: arms control will be central to that discussion. will they have a deal? this is what american partners are worried about. they are worried there will be some sort of conversation -- remember, the question of troops in germany is something that europe is worried about, that america will pull some of the troops. but they are very concerned that he will go often strikes and deals with putin that they will not see coming, not clear what it will be. one of the things to remember is with this president, whatever happens in the summit, it is really what happens in the 10, 12, 24 hours after the summit that tells us a bit more of the story. anything can be done. it can easily be on done by this particular leader. francine: we will talk more about nato next. and patrickmuri armstrong both stay with us. up next, will the u.s. president continue to pressure allies regarding defense spending? that is up next, and this is bloomberg. ♪ oomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am

johnson will survive. the case is expected to take about a month and could determine exactly how those thousands of other cases waiting will proceed. >>> as we heard, obviously or gears -- lawyers argue the main chemical in roundup is carcinogenic. what does the research show? >> that is what the case is about. they are both going to be going back and forth with scientific experts while the scientists from monsanto's say they believe they have a perfectly safe herbicide, one that has been tested for 40 years. we are expecting the plaintiff attorney will present a great deal of reports saying in fact a way that the chemicals work together, so not just the individual chemicals, but the way they work together is what makes them so dangerous. >> a lot of people watching this very closely. >>> where it is tough is on the children, this is a new experience for them. >> we are closely following the drama and tyler, a down and five to go. -- thailand, eight down and five to go. >>> with the deadline approaching it

what will europe will brussels be looking at?ork out whether they would rather deal with a conservative government or somebody likejeremy corbyn, which could be very different, the labour opposition. it is a big challenge. i do not know that anything materially will happen in the next week or so until we see the white paper and figurative theresa may will be around ina figurative theresa may will be around in a week or two. i think it is challenging times and i think the will fill the gaps. you have premier lee in berlin, negotiating of angela merkel, that is happening and the british government might miss out on an opportunity. president trump is arriving very soon. it is a big week in london! thank you, greg swenson from brick mcadam, in what will be a very busy week for everyone. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. hundreds of oil workers in norway have just began a strike after rejecting a proposed pay deal. equinor, which used to be known as statoil, says that so far there has been no effect on pr

will that change? history suggests that it will. perhaps there will be a nonlinear move in wages. the second reason is fiscal reform. it can only take you some way. war haser is that trade the potential to destabilize the market, in particular cap, which is driving the market. people are going into passive investment, and this is self-fulfilling. the danger is if we have a trade war, text is affected, and then others are affected. analysts are not as optimistic about the future. francine: we will talk a little bit more about tech in the future. thank you very much. stay with surveillance, plenty coming up. including deutsche bank's fixed income frustrations. the unit has posted at their worst second quarters of the vital crisis. we bring you our exclusive interview. next, the broadcaster rethink their approach as they get a weak outlook from tv and the sales. stay tuned, this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, and politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get to our top corporate stories. deutsche bank has vowed to defend their position on fixed income trading,

work will commence meetly and will terminate after completion of face it is i and ii. phase i from fiscal year 2017-2018 funding and that will tackle the side scrub so they will go in and determine how to best migrate it to the platform and there will be contract strategy involved. i think we are going to go through and figure out if we can do things better and communicate with the public better. last part of phase 1 is information architecture. phase ii is coming from fiscal year 2018-2019 and there will be a lot of back and forth with our staff and lower case's to make sure that we are getting what we want and they are able to provide that and there will be focus groups helds and things of that nature so members of the staff will be making those eggs decisions not just a small number of people. they will train relevant oci staff to make sure we have an idea how to update in an easier manner. the work will commence tomorrow with general on boarding if the submission approves the contract and by august 1 we would like to have a phase i scope of services on the way to b

will do something the mainstream media will never do, will review the judge's impressive background. elections have consequences and tonight the president kicked off the all-important trip to europe, tensions are high. protests are erupting all over the continent which is a sign that america wanted to project strength, europe apparently hates us. when america is weak, they love the policies of appeasement and they revered obama. we have major breaking news around the deep state, we will break all of this now into nights very important breaking news opening monologue. last night the president made what will be one of the most important decisions, he nominated judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court, take a look. >> president trump: what matters is not a judge's political views but whether they can set aside those views to do what the law and the constitution requires. i am pleased to say that i have found without doubt such a person. throughout legal circles, she is considered a judges judge, a true thought leader among his peers. he's a brilliant jurist with a clear

slowly through the day it will push east. it will wea ken day it will push east.erature in the south tomorrow will be about 2728, maybe 29. be high and the cold front coming across scotland and northern ireland, it is going to turn much fresher. so tomorrow we will see a real drop in temperature to somewhere between 16 and 19. looking ahead, this probably isn‘t releva nt to looking ahead, this probably isn‘t relevant to wimbledon, but to watch the football there as well?|j relevant to wimbledon, but to watch the football there as well? i would imagine they do. i am at home by then, but i imagine they do somewhere, if not just then, but i imagine they do somewhere, if notjust on their phones. absolutely, fine. it does look windier today. that will be welcome relief. if i look windier today. that will be welcome relief. ifi remember rightly, what the all england club had said thus far is that on the big screens, the football has not been shown. so... they have always said they have a policy, people come to wimbledon to watch the tennis and thatis wimbledon to watch

will that be in the next month or two? it will be addressed in negotiations. all right. now if parliament were to choose to diverge from the common rule and the common rulebook with applied to the backstop, then wouldn't that in effect mean a return to checks on the border in northern ireland and if that's the case, doesn't mean that in practice parliament can't diverge from a common rulebook. >> parliament will be able to make a decision as to whether to divert from the common rulebook. there's a whole set of processes. it is the case that if the european union were to put forward a change as part of those rules then there would be a process of determination as to whether or not that affected the agreement that's being entered into or if it was not material to the agreement and secondly there would be a consideration from the uk side and we set out in the white paper a number of proposals by parliamentary about how that would be addressed, the question would initially be discussed in the joint committee and we would then look to see the degree of change that was relevan

will make sovereign decisions, it will make a sovereign decisions, it will make a sovereign decisionsing back. people want and that is what we will do. -- taking back. i congratulate the prime ministerfor do. -- taking back. i congratulate the prime minister for effectively killing off the united states uk trade agreement by agreeing to retain eu regulatory convergence which the americans cannot accept. cani which the americans cannot accept. can i also echo the calls she has heard that now that she has lost the support of her brexit fundamentalists, now is the time to have a national consensus and the majority in the house who do support our retaining membership of the customs union and the single market and the original common market, whatever name and label she wants to attach to it. can i say, he refers as the leader of the snp to aid to staying in the single market —— staying in the civil market and the customs union, but we will not be staying in the customs union and the single market. to do so would mean losing our control of freedom of movement, and that would be not recognis

we will talk about that. areas close by, i will have the details. all -- >> a man took the stand today. i our reporter was in the courtroom. this could open a floodgate. >> reporter: this case was the first of hundreds of similar cases. on the stand, johnson said he regularly used the product. he believes the products led to his cancer. they walked into court ready to testify about life before and after his cancer diagnosis. this is regarding the roundup. he said he would miss -- mix gallons. he was a pest control administrator. a hose broke. the cancer got worse. during that time he was spraying. this is a aegis. they argued that the ingredient is safe. they said the cancer is tragic but not caused by their product. they had studies. many have concluded this is safe. they have empathy but they say the evidence shows this is not the cause. johnson's warriors dispute the studies. they say they referred to noncancerous studies. >> there are 20 studies. almost all so -- show an association. >> reporter: robert kennedy junior says his firm represents pe

they will now open at 7 am to shorten the wait times. offices will be open from 9:00 to 5:00. there was already a line of people at 6:00 this morning and many of them were pleasantly surprised to find out that the office would open early today. >> today is the third time that i have tried to come to the dmv to pay something and i got here at 6:30 expecting them to open at 8 am because i need to get at work this morning so i was trying to get here early enough and there were already a lot of people in line. >> they will also offer saturday services and that begins next month. >> do you think extended dmv hours will help alleviate the long wait times? 54% say yes. we have a lot of tweets and most people come to the dmv with incorrect paperwork. >> another viewers says they need more employees and to fix their number calling system. >> they need more employees and locations. there has been a massive population increase and everyone is trying to get the new id and you have to go in to get those. you cannot get them over the internet so that is making things slower. >> let us know

we will heat up again on thursday. the ocean breeze is helping with air quality and will not help with fireworks. july 4 fireworks coming up in a few minutes. >>> protesters are camping out in front of i.c.e. offices throughout the country, they are calling it occupy i.c.e. kpix 5 reporter, simon perez, is at the demonstration in san francisco, simon? >> reporter: elizabeth, this has been a peaceful protest all day under the watchful eye of the san francisco police department. some cars have hogged and drawn it cheers from the crowd. several members of the protesters have their faces covered, many did not want to appear on camera, one of them did and here is her reasoning for wanting to abolish i.c.e. >> if someone wants to come here, they should be able to. >> reporter: zoey says the problem is not new, it has been part of the u.s. since its founding. >> you cannot have a controllable order and control who goes in and out without racializing what citizenship means. america is a country that was created and gave rights

the relationship will be good. we will see what happens. was a very excellent election, even better than anticipated. campaigning for a different race a number of years ago. i said, someday, he is going to be the president of mexico. he remembered that and it turned out to be correct. we had a great talk. interviewedng, i and met with for potential justices of our great supreme court. they are outstanding people, really incredible in so many different ways. academically, and in every other way. between the president of mexico -- i guess you would call him the president elect, i think he is going to try to help us with the border. we have unbelievably bad border laws, immigration laws, the weakest in the world. mexico is very strong. until wehelp us straighten out our immigration laws. i will be meeting with two or -- we can make a decision on the u.s. supreme court, the new justice, that will be made over the next few days. we will be announcing it on monday. i look forward to that. the person that is chosen will be outstanding. thank you v

we will talk more about at what point this will stop. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: am yvonne man in hong kong. ramy: more now on the markets where new -- u.s. stocks fell ended tensions over trades. our next guest think they full-blown trade war will be avoided. overseas $200lly billion in assets and joins us from charlotte, north carolina. i am curious about the numbers. you think we will pull back from .his people have been saying for the s&p emma 2600 or 2800. where are you want us? >> by the end of the year we will be at 2800. the trade war is beginning now in terms of the way the trump administration is putting pressure on china. but i think by the end of the year, things will be resolved one way or the other. willr china will be -- step back or trump will come to some sort of agreement. to look at trends to go shooting style. he states out a position that is very far from the norm and work his way backwards. when you look at president trump, he cares your he much about how the stock market reacts. this is one of the first president

tonight it will all change.he beloved commission and will get a chance to watch a league of their own as well as star wars. there will also be pizza and the games. >> i always think it looks like a lot of fun. probably cold in the morning. >> let's go there and let's let our alarms go off a little bit longer. it will be great. >> yeah. morning bed head. >> that's every day. over here at 101 northbound. this shot is off center. i'm tracking the flashing lights off of this area. this is where we had the report a little earlier. they have had a few fireworks there. these are blocked and that's the latest update we have. nothing really to report about that. there is your morning commute. we zoom out and we see that's really the only thing going on is your normal morning. the rest of the bay shows a nice smooth drive. the metering lights are on. i wanted to show you this shot at the bottom. traffic is moving slowly. near the top of the screen it is kind of tougher to see. it almost looks steamy out there. >> might fe

i will pull up a chart.he soy facilities in the united states are in a lot of states the president traditionally has taken, and he will need some help, november. david: -- anthony: they are doing what you would expect a politician to do. they are looking at the pressure points and applying pressure. the chamber of commerce put out a report last week that said for every three acres of farmland, one acre is being used for export. it would make sense to me if i was on the opposing side, to be doing exactly what they are doing. i think the president has in his toolbox some great versatility. he is a great negotiator. i think if he saw what i am funds, which is flow of investor sentiment, with $11 billion under management and talking to some of the smartest hedge fund managers in the world, we are noticing on a differential a slight change in sentiment. take a look at the yield curve as an example, or oil prices. my message to the president, do not surround yourself with yes people because that is a disaster. my

bruton will -- mr. putin will be the foe -- will be the foe. it is whether president trump starts by asking putin about those 12 indictments from friday. stay with bloomberg for continuing coverage from helsinki as we continue with today's historic summit between the president and the russian president. we will have live coverage of that news conference right here in just a couple of hours from now. tom: data, let's get to it. very quiet markets. nicelye bank lifting above 10 euros per share. helsinki, looking at international relations, it is a quiet market this morning. francine: it is. we had a down day for asian stocks, but now european stocks are gaining. u.s. futures also up. i think traders are looking towards company results after some mixed economic data out of china. that seems to have spurred some of the declines in asia, looking at dollar weakening against most peers. let's get to the bloomberg first word news in new york city with taylor riggs. taylor: the trump administration is trying to dial down expectations for the president's

the changes will be profound. the changes will be profound.manuel lopez obrador won because mexicans are fed up with violence and corruption. and they don t like losing in the world cup either. also on the programme: alive — the 12 boys and their coach lost in a cave in thailand have been found. michael cohen, president trump's long time personal lawyer, says his loyalty will "always" be to his family and country over the us president. get in touch with us using the hashtag #beyondioodays. hello, i'm katty kay in mexico city. nuala mcgovern is in london. we ll get to the news from here in a moment, but first to the incredible story unfolding in thailand. the thai football team lost for nine days in cave have been found alive. bad weather has hampered the rescue effort for the youngsters, aged between 11 and 16, and their 25—year—old coach through the tham luang cave — one of thailand's longest and toughest to explore. let's get the latest from richard galpin. for more than a week, diving teams from thailand and other countries have been pickin

we will help a little but will not finance it for them.ut the united states makes by far, the best military equipment in the world, the best jets, the best missiles, the best guns, the best everything. that i guess i assumed that prior to taking office, but i really learned since being president, our equipment is so much better than anybody else's equipment. when you look at our companies, the material and equipment we make is so far superior everyone wants to buy our equipment. the question is can they make it, they are doing very well. can they make it for so many people we are helping some of those countries get online and buy the best equipment. >> i'm kristin brown with fox news, on your upcoming summit with president putin, did any allies here express specific concerns or talked about messages they would like you to take with you. >> just the opposite. they will probably come out but they actually thanked me for meeting with president putin. i look forward to the meeting. they thought it was a great thing i was doing. they gave us th

will be banned. when you heard one of the democrats talking, he said "women's reproductive rights." what that is is killing babies. it is quite interesting that the people on the left that are worrying about separation of women and their children at the border are all for slaughtering babies. mi that far off that he will go down as one of the most influential presidents dash cam i that far off that he will go down as one of the most -- am iial presidents that far off that he will go down as one of the most influential presidents and push the country to the far right? guest: let's go back to that issue of what these justices are likely to do and why republicans have been burned by expectations versus the reality of these nominees. legal world has this conflict that does not exist as much on the liberal legal world. that is they both have conservative political goals and ideologies. and at the same time, the precedent. it will be interesting to see what justices do with decisions that are now precedent

ijust don't believe they will thank us for it. that is they will thank us for it. we run, and i am so pleased that prime minister has recognised that risk in substantial pa rt recognised that risk in substantial part in the way in which today's business has been conducted. what does it say about this government andindeed does it say about this government and indeed your party if it has taken to make years to get to a point where a meeting as significant as this is held, and the only way it can be conducted is if cabinet ministers have to hand in their mobile phones before they sit down to debate anything? —— taken two yea rs. to debate anything? —— taken two years. what does it say about the state of our country generally, in terms of the political dialogue on a subject of massive importance? the two main parties have serious splits and differences of view on the matter. but the conservatives have a majority in parliament and the country remains immensely divided on this issue. —— there is no majority in parliament. my colleagues who have the privilege of serving i

will begin construction in september and project will excellent in mid 2020. here are the two actions. we have representatives of dpw, contracting folks, and also cmg to answer any questions. thank you. >> thank you. do we have any speaker cards? >> >>clerk: i did not receive any. >> chair mondejar: i will close the public comment and turn to fellow commissioners for any comments or questions. >> commissioner bustos: i have a question regarding the design. one of the things i am seeing a lot in terms of a lot of projects that are happening in san francisco especially with downtown is removing a lot of the parking spots. we have a huge stretch that i see with a lot of parking taken away, and that concerns me because it is downtown and there are some businesses that have sort of not just with this project but first floor retail space and traffic is already bad enough to find a place to park when more spots are being taken away because prior to this particular project people used the only to park on both of those blocks and so now they are being taken away and i

there will be, as i say, there will bea there will be, as i say, there will be a formula agreement withents. we are having a tariff revenue formula, an agreement with the eu that relates to the sums of money that are due from one side to the other in the movement of goods. it only applies to what happens between the governments. when is the importer paying extra money? when the goods arrive in spain or italy, orare the goods arrive in spain or italy, or are we going to have to charge them when the goods get transferred across from spain, across to the uk? how do we make sure the porter pays the fair tariffs? -- importer. there will be a requirement on businesses to ensure they pay the correct tariffs, what i am saying is the overall concern from the uk is surely to ensure the arrangement we have with european union is relevant to and reflects the flow of goods between both, the nature of tariffs that are relevant in different... relation to goods coming from different places, and that money is able to be exchanged between the two macro in relevant sums of money. you cannot exchange mone

they say will be up to 34 of revenue. they say will be up to 3a billion us dollars.0% of the revenue and they are going to reinject this back into the local economy. thanks very much. let's have a look at the markets. the nikkei has fallenjust let's have a look at the markets. the nikkei has fallen just a little bit. and trade tensions were the focus of the car industry on thursday as the us government held a special hearing on its plans for import tariffs. the yuan has been falling, which will help chinese exports. the french market is down. the dax, there are connections between the german economy and china economy and the idea of a trade war is worrying for that economy. let's go over to paul blake and see what he has to say about the car industry question. if president trump places import tariffs on european cars, buying a new car in the us will get a lot more expensive. that's the warning from the alliance of automobile manufacturers, who warn that the tariffs donald trump has been threatening for weeks now could raise the price of imported cars by $6,000 and do

we will present the will of the people.e cannot accept that we were not part of the selection because the will of the peole was dead. democracy is dead in cambodia. mr. hassan has been given wanting to bring back a democracy. he does not care. the only thing that he is hungry for is more power. we do care what is going to happen -- it is economic sanctions. if imposed, it will be a disaster for the economy.. if he wants to be recognized as a a legitimate leader, we, a government who has a legitimate leader has to have a reelection. brent: you're watching dw news, live from berlin. is this soccer club starting a revolution?? that is what the united nations is hoping. you have to be that way on the pitch these days. you have to get air-conditioning. the hot weather in german is taking its toll on us and the farmers. >> i hate to rain on the parade. the fact of the matter is that here in germany, it hasn't rained properly since april and it is a problem. the record drought is threatening the livelihoods of many farmers. they w

what will happen? >> that is interesting, i don't think it is a big deal because there are very few high-end china-based manufacturers that sell their tv's in the united states. many sold in the united states are made by sony, samsung. those are companies that are not necessarily affected by the tariffs. emily: what are the impacts on consumers here? what should we be worried about? >> cobalt batteries, as we see more electric cars happening. outside of the u.s., with the focus on the retaliatory tariffs. what is china going to do about this? that is where apple can be affected. about 20% of the sales across 2017 were in china. if china slaps growing tariffs on the u.s. for selling iphones in china, that could be bad for apple in the region. apple cannot get away from not being a company affected by u.s. tariffs and not be an affected by china's tariffs. they will be affected on one side or another. emily: we saw tesla working towards opening a plant in china. this has been going on for a while, but it

it will go into the extended forecast we will drop off a few degrees. we are waking up with a low cloud cover and a little bit of patchy drizzle. the onshore breeze, thank you, we have not lost it completely. it is 15 miles an hour or so. it is along the coast and around the bay, keeping us comfortable. the temperatures are 55 in oakland, 52 in san francisco, 50s over the north bay and east bay and south bay. it is 63 in san jose. when we come back, we will talk about the afternoon highs. >>> we have an update on the fire in redding. we have the cal fire battalion chief. >> what are the firefighter conditions looking like? >> this is an extremely challenging fire. we have been burning on two distraint fronts, the northwest corner and the southern and eastern portions done by i go -- this area. -- down by this area. we have national card -- guard crews here. we have an increasing number of firefighters from throughout the state to get the increased containments. i can confirm we are up over 80,000 acres on this fire. it has exploded in two directions, in

he will be in great falls at 6:00 p.m. eastern. we will have live coverage.ou are watching c-span programs in prime time. tonight, racism in america. >> black fears of white people are totally justified. white fears of black people are not. >> an friday, actor and activist kirk cameron, attorney general jeff sessions, and republican senator cory gardner speaking at this year's western conservative summit in colorado. >> we at the department are hammering the criminals and violent groups, especially ms 13, that vicious gang, one of the most violent and inhumane groups in the world. their motto, get this, kill, rape and control. >> this week in prime time on c-span, c-span.org, and the free c-span radio app. >> sunday night on q&a, freelance journalist tom dunkel on his washington post magazine article, locked and loaded for the lord, on the sons of the late reverend moon and their church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> what is going on at that church in pennsylvania is a commingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country, of religion, politics, and guns, t

you will be going to the u.k. what will be your message on brexit? president trump: well, brexit, i have been reading about it over the last couple of days and it seems to be turning a little bit different they are getting partially involved back with the european union. i have no message. it's not for me to say. i own a lot of property there. i am going to scotland while i wait for the meeting. i have turnberry in scotland which is a magical place. i will go there for two days while i wait for the meeting. it's not for me to say what they should be doing in the u.k. i have great friendships. my father was born in scotland. -- my mother was born in scotland. i have great friendships over there. we have a wonderful ambassador, woody johnson, and -- by the way, woody is doing a great job. but it's not for me to say. i'd like to see him be able to work it out so it can go quickly. whatever they work out. reporter: is it heart breaking -- president trump: i thought you said heartbreaking. i thought that might be going too far. is it heartbreaking? a lot

people will be hoping things get back to normal? yes, they will. about half an hourago, the walked onto the platform about half an hour ago, the first thing i heard was an announcement saying that northern apologises for the service being counselled. —— cancelled. it won't be coming in until 621 so there are still some cancellations and delays this morning. the woes for travellers appeared in may when they introduced the new timetable and found they didn't have enough drivers to run all the services they we re drivers to run all the services they were trying to run. at the beginning ofjune, they introduced an interim timetable, taking out a number of services in the hope of making them more reliable. there were still many, more reliable. there were still any more reliable. there were still many, many problems. it has led to many, many problems. it has led to many frustrated commuters and a number of mps demanding that northern distributed franchise because the company simply wasn't capable of running an efficient rail service. let's remind ourselve

we will have a different twist, a little fly in the ointment if you will. higher clouds coming in from the south although the bulk of them decided to take the turn right and left, we will still get some, olivia, nice to see you, 58, looking for a high of around upper 60s or low 70s today. i will buy that after the fog burns off, it sounds right. 50s and marin county, 53 here and in point raise. and bodega bay towards inverness, it looks like taking the turn in like anita's. and trying to make a move for others, not as thick as it has been but it is still there, it looks a bit cooler with the high clouds coming in, but if you are inland that will equal higher humidity, the mugginess is in and the low clouds and fog's are not going away anytime soon. 50s and 60s under temperatures. we have been stuck on morning on these, there is a bit of a southerly breeze due south of half moon bay allowing the water temperatures to warm-up including 58 in san francisco and half moon bay at 60. except for the higher clouds in the humidity, temperatures will settle as the pa

i said, we will terror of your cars. will tariffs your cars. donald has tempered his rhetoric towards iran today's at the recent all caps worried of future conflict. addressing the national convention of the fighters of foreign wars, he said his administration stands ready for ron -- for iran to come back to the negotiating table. theresa may is taking control of brexit negotiations. the decision sidelines the troublesome issues she created two years ago. it follows months of tension between if warmer brexit secretary david davis and mays chief europe advisor, oliver roberts. today ingets the pulse a closely for election that would determine the future of the nature central the u.s. antiterrorism efforts and china's infrastructure. for the paving the way country's powerful military to face accusations of intimidating at critics and they have denied the accusations. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. thanks for a much. they mixed session for asian trading. the biggest three-day rally

it will be damp and drizzly for some. —— the rain will ease.e fresh air will slowly push further south tonight. it will bea push further south tonight. it will be a slow process because the wind is so light across the country. as we go into the evening, watch the south—eastern corner of england, this is where we can see the storm is turning more intense for a time. then the rain pushing in from the west will start to ease off tonight. many places will become dry. it will be quite mild and buggy in the south with temperatures in the team. —— muggy. for some it is the start of the summer holidays in england and wales. quite cloudy in places. sunny spells breaking through. and the chance of one or two showers in southern counties of england. if you miss out on the rain today as more chance of a shower tomorrow. temperature is starting to creep up once again into the low 20s across scotla nd once again into the low 20s across scotland and northern ireland. warm still on sunday, we bring scotland across northern ireland and england with an isolated

it will look like a good place to stop, but the economy will do great.athan: you mentioned that the issuance story. the bulk have been at the front end. the overwhelming consensus of everyone coming from the program is that the curve will flatten. it might even invert at the back end of this year. you are not only looking to 4%, but looking for steeper curve? bob: looking for a steeper curve. you are right, there has been a lot of front end issuance. i think the treasury has made it clear that they are going to maintain a 70 month weighted average maturity on portfolio outstanding debt. if they are issuing on the front end, the back half has to come in the second half. curves have flatten before and have inverted and it has not led to recession, and they quickly re-steepen.-- 1994 to 1998 comes to mind. that was post the snl crisis and we had bond outstanding. the market continued to heat and the economy continued to heat up into the dot-com bubble. jonathan: in bob's world, sooner get 4% ini'm going to the treasury. why would i want to buy credit, lisa?

it would not have been the will of the people, the people will blame the tories.because they put party before themselves. i agree in many ways. you can have theological disputes and they will have those over the next few days, but when it comes down to what is deliverable, this is what theresa may is prioritising because you can split hairs about custom unions and how few are it is... it's a union for customs. that is... it's a union for customs. that is different. voters just is... it's a union for customs. that is different. votersjust want brexit to happen. they want to get on with it. they're not going to be marching in the streets over the common external tariff. some people do bring theirjohns but they are not so hung up on the nitty—gritty. they want food on the shelves after brexit date, they want little britain and a positive message to look forward to. a final observation, the times is focusing on the role of borisjohnson again. how much does he matter above all other figures how much does he matter above all otherfigures in terms how much does he matter

they will fit each kid out with scuba gearand will fit each kid out with scuba gear and they will dies what they would want to do. that depends on how difficult the passage is, how many spikes of rock there are in the way and how bandy it is and how wide it is. they will not be able to see anything, they will be in very muddy water and visibility will be next to nothing. even the torch lights underwater in that sort of condition, you just see a brown glow. for the kids, probably none of them have ever dived before and they will have quite an experience, that will be the difficult thing for them. and we are presuming they can all slim, but we don't know that. —— all slim. i am wondering what equipment divers or the rescue team will have when they carry out its mission. —— swim. they will have to bring in diving masks and a scuba set for each kids would be the minimum. but they will more than likely have good ropes to follow. the divers themselves will be able to pull on the rope and they will have two divers per kid to just ring them out between the two. there will be hanging on to the

how do you think it will be today? it will be wild, eve ryo ne will be today? work today? no, no—one. i didn't go to work, i don't ca re no—one. i didn't go to work, i don't care about what to get. world champions, congratulations. the party continuing here in france as they celebrate that incredible victory over croatia last night. to helsinki live where we're awaiting the arrival of president trump at the present‘s palace in helsinki for the talks between donald trump and let me appeared in. donald trump and let me appeared in. donald trump and let me appeared in. donald trump arriving at the building just in the last five minutes or so. and president trump, we're expecting, any moments. the billionaire businessman, who has been president for 18 months, meeting the seasoned former kgb officer who has run russia for 18 yea rs. officer who has run russia for 18 years. both of them have said they're going into these talks with low expectations, but obviously very high interest. from the watching world as these two political heavyweights have their first face—to—

will be a beautiful mural that will face you, there will be the improved outdoor space, and it will all go together. we are excited about this space and enliving it for the residents of the island. >> i will take questions. hearing none it's before the board. >> supervisor richardson: i am in favor of it. having the residents, which i know are going to be part of this and thedy verity of what we see on the mural, it's also great for the resident and for them to convey their ideas, especially the kids to get them involved. it is a great thing and a timeline for this, and i know that one island will be doing the negotiation fees with the -- could you explain that part? >> right, so we have albudget that's been presented to us by them understanding the location in the wall and their budget includes all of part i and part ii, the facilitation of workshops, the muralists and staff time on sint sizing the design, approval, the lifts, the paints, the insurance and all that goes into helping their artists paint the mural. it's approximately $19,000, and there is additional administrative fe

the clouds will clear back. it will be like today. we will partly -- we'll have partly cloudy skies. the warmest locations will approach the mid-90s for suclos we could be tracking more showers and thunderstorms chances. >>> the west nile virus has been found in several chickens in contra costa county. seven chickens have tested positive. metro control is urging residents to prevent costs -- take precautions. moderate levels of west nile activity has been seen in neighboring counties. you can reduce the risk of contracting west nile by dumping out and training stagnant water, using mosquito repellent is staying indoors during dawn and dusk. >>> these two birds are making their predictions for the world cup. newton is predicting that france will be croatia. lucky, the dog from seattle is also choosing friends. >> when he chose croatia my whole family was worried because everyone expected england to win. was croatia when we knew that the dog has magic powers. >> in central asia, popes are relying on this camel that is to when the champi

but will brussels be impressed or will they want to change the detail?e will talk you through what is at sta ke. we will talk you through what is at stake. also in the programme: shares in the chinese tech firm zte surge as it signs a deal with the us — clearing the way for it to resume business with america. and the markets in europe look like this. fairly flat if not a little mixed. we will talk you through the winners and losers. finding a new market for an old favourite — we'll be finding out how many once historically european cheeses are now being made here in the uk. as blenheim palace gets ready to host a dinner between president trump and uk business leaders we want to know if you were sitting next to mr trump what would you talk about? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. a very warm welcome to the programme. keep your comments clean and then we can share them on this programme a bit later. let's start with the uk government. it is due to formally lay out its post—brexit trade plans to parliament in the next few hours. there's still p

bolton will go to the pentagon. whoa, that will be quite a meeting. richard haass will join us.pt with ambassador haass. cme groupy, the chairman. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg surveillance" taylor: let's get to bloomberg business flash. a semiconductor says qualcomm has ended its bid. china's regular is filled to improve the largest ever take over before its final deadline. and xp will get to billion dollars in compensation. meanwhile, qualcomm plans to buy back $30 billion of stock. and the world's largest plan for bio back -- for a buy back, earnings at -- have shifted into higher gear thanks to strong sales in berman and gin. sales beat estimates. we spoke with their ceo. >> we have had a good year. and what is behind it, earnings per share were up 9.6%, we increased the dividends, and you can see the stock buyback. but what is really pleasing is the consistency of sustainable performance. all of our regions around the world were in growth. taylor: second quarter profit doubled at airbus. the playmaker accelerate deliveries of its best-selling

we will be talking with expert about how the kids will be coping underground.e in the uk may have to be built with an electric car charging point, as part of the government's strategy to reduce emissions from road traffic. a consultation will also propose that charging points are fitted to new lamp—posts and at new office blocks. the government will also outline more details of its ban on sales of conventional petrol and diesel cars and vans from 2040. the arrest of an iranian teenager for sharing videos of herself dancing online has been met with social media backlash. women shared messages and videos of themselves dancing in support of maedeh hojabri, who had gathered thousands of followers on instagram. iran has strict rules governing women's clothing and dancing. prince louis is being christened today. the youngest child of the duke and duchess of cambridge will be baptised at the chapel royal at stjames's palace in london. louis is expected to wear the royal christening robe and, according to tradition, the holy water used will be from the riverjordan. tha

temperatures today will be at their hottest as today will be at temperatures today will be at their hottest as daytime highs inland approach 100 degrees for some areas. if not the triple digits 90's will seen for most areas that are not subject a shallow marine layer that will keep many parts of the bay cool into the afternoon. within the marine layer temperatures will be felt primarily in the 60's and 70's making for a wide range of temperatures in very short distances.distances. very short temperatures in very short distances. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) ( robin )new this morning... one person is dead and 2 others are left injured after two separate shootings in the east bay. the first shooting happened last night around 10-40 p-m on the 79-hundred block of ney avenue. these are pictures from the scene. police say 2 people were shot... but no further details were released. the second shooting happened early this morning