today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.ather not. >> we will take you straight to this ongoing press conference. they cut rates. a big surprise for most of the markets. they are fleshing out there forecasts. cutting forecasts. inflation is also being cut. >> they cut it to 0.7%. given the fact this was a surprise, there is a sense of urgency. these export numbers continue to look so bad. they said that is what led up to the drag. this -- this that decision as well. one member called for a rate hold. --re has been a bit of a some of them reluctant to reverse some of the hikes. there is some debate in terms of the transition mechanism. history,ok back in bank of korea -- they have not just cut one. that is coming out right now. curbs seem to be affecting the south korean economy, if that is extended further. 2.2 percent growth numbers. the last reading below 2%. >> potentially we could be seen a little more fallout for the korean economy. with theng joining us latest from beijing. the house of representatives has joined the s

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today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.ather not. lauryn: anti- ice protesters are ramping up their rhetoric nationwide. they are blocking all entrances and exits in the protest immigration policies. but as demonstrations get out ahead. democrats refuse to condemned violet acts from the far left. we are joined with the details. >> good morning to everyone at home. dozens of protesters gather in the nation's capital to abolish the federal process. eleven protesters were arrested. it comes just days after the entire guest was killed by police for storming into tacoma, washington ice facility with a rifle. he was throwing devices at agency vehicles, lady one on fire in an attempt to burn down the entire building. the corporate for-profit concert -- concentration camp. the freshman congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez along with others in the democratic party had called to abolish ice making the agency a new target for the left. >> we need to protect families that need our help. and that's not what were doing today. that's wh

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. >> i can't believe it.: you are watching a disgraceful assault on law enforcement. former mayor rudy giuliani blaming the incident on mayor bill deblasio and his hands-off approach for the nypd. doug wead, good to see you, and deneen borelli. i don't know why this is happening. i think there is a whole slew of different reasons. but at the crux of it as far as rudy giuliani is concerned is this liberal bias perpetuated by this mayor, what do you think it reasons are? >> when i first saw this video, it turned my stomach. to disrespect our law enforcement in this way is utterly outrageous. today it's water. tomorrow who knows what individuals might do in order to attack our law enforcement. trish: the whole black lives matter movement had a lot of police brutality baked into it. when you look at what's happening in new york city now and contrast it with new york city in the past. walk us through the dangerous spiral this city, new york seems to be on and in. >> the big thing that's different right now from pr

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today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.her not. >> they know what they are doing, they know what they are playing with. i think they are playing with fire. no message to iran. what so ever. lou: president trump responding to iran's breach ofs uranium limit under the obama era nuclear deal, president's comes after a number of international challenges, for this administration in afghanistan, the taliban today set off a bomb killing 40 people, more than 100 people were wounded. as that blast reached into the sky. u.s. and taliban officials holding talks in qatar to end the 18 year war in afghanistan, we don't know if the talks will continue after these provocations, state department also monitoring destructive scenes in hong kong and democratic demonstrations. riot police today firing tear gas on hundreds of thousands of protesters after they swarmed city legislator main building, demonstrator using an annual pro democracy march to voice their ongoing frustration at a chinese extradition bill that would allow them to move hodg

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. as you can see, protests in puerto rico are still going strong. thousands are demanding that the island's governor resign. he refuses to do so. the public outrage was sparked by a leak of offensive text messages between the governor and his aides. >> he aour nick paton walsh has story from san juan, puerto rico. >> as the growing sense of momentum, now, really night after night. while the protest numbers are small, they're noises and looking forward toward monday, where they hope they will possibly have hundreds of thousands, maybe a million organizers, of people on the streets, paralyzing parts of ann juan. behind me, there's people that have been out all night long. the night before and the night before that, clashes briefly, with the same singular message. they want the governor to step down immediately. sometimes profane in their slogans here, they found themselves joined on the streets from democratic candidates. one in particular told me he should resign immediately. a bit of an

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.bernie sanders, a socialist millionaire who has never run a business attacking his own campaign workers for calling him out in the media for paying them the same quote starvation poverty wages he criticizes everybody else about. he's going to cut their hours. that's what economists said would happen if you raise the minimum wage. >> bernie sanders is a hypocrite. he wasn't even paying his own staffers what he has been traveling around the country screaming about which is $15 minimum wage. the staffers went to the media, they complained. bernie didn't like that. but he supposedly raised their wages, but he is cutting their hours. he's a textbook example to show mandated government minimum wage increases don't work. liz: is he going to have the inflatable union rat in front of his headquarters. he lectured walt disney, walmart and mcdonald's. the workers went to the media and said we are working 16-hour work weeks. that's an average of $13 an hour. this is bernie sanders. quote, it does

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not.: facebook has said big goals to boost workforce diversity. in its annual report, the social media company announcing plans to double the number of female employees globally over the next few years as well as the number of black and hispanic employees in the u.s. the company says it wants over half its workforce to be from underrepresented groups by 2024. i sat down with the company's chief diversity officer. >> there has been credible research to say that having goals is one of the key ways to incite change. they have said that having goals makes a difference, one of its five things you should be doing, and we want to do what is best practice. we have been building for the last six years in machinery, the muscle, the strategy, testing things. some of things have worked, some have not. we have seen that we have the muscle to put these things on top of it and boost even further. emily: you are looking to change absolute numbers. do you have some secret, innovative plan we do not know ab

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >> we live in an america where wall street is sucking value out of the rest of the economy. and we got to put a stop to that. anyone remember shopco? you know why shopco is closed? private equity. anyone remember sears? private equity. toys r us? gymboree. it's not just retailers. they have done this to nursing homes and grocery stores. liz: senator warren out with a new bill. companies load up companies with a lot of debt leaving a lot of retail companies bankrupt. senator warren would force this crowd to put some skin in the game. >> senator elizabeth warren says private equity firms are like vampires. she has a plan to drive a wooden stake through wall street and rein them in. she said they bleed companies dry and walk away enriched. my new plan reins in these monsters. it would block them from selling the company's real estate and leasing it back to them. it would also block companies from taking transaction fees out of the companies they hold. and it would hold th

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today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.torm barry barreling towards the gulf coast and the state of louisiana is under a state of emergency. hey, rick -- reporter: i'm happy to report bourbon street is still open for business. though i'm told it's not as crowded as it would be on a normal thursday night. you wouldn't know a storm is coming unless you head down to the riverwalk. the floodgates have been shut down in anticipation of flooding. the weather is expected to take a dramatic turn for the worse sometime tomorrow morning. then potentially hurricane force wind. this is the first time the city of new orleans has faced a hurricane threat. it's 15 feet and rising. the storm surge could be 2-3 feet. they have issued mandatory evacuation orders for grand island and plaquamines pair par. the president tweeted it's imperative that you heed the directions of fema and local officials. here is more from louisiana's governor. >> this is going to be a significant weather event for a big part of louisiana. and if you have not alrea

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. ♪ privacy is power. what people don't know about you gets you to ruin them. one day they can use it to come back and bite you in the ass. jesse: that's social media star bigtime tommie. you may know him from "car fellas." but he preaches about respect and loyalty. youyou are giving advice to peo. it's simple advice. people think it's funny because the advice is simple so it seems obvious. >> i started off just giving one of my thoughts, and before you not, people were like oh, my god, it was like i created something that never was, but it was at one point. it was back in the day when beam lived old school

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not.dent trump: look at their policies. they want open borders which means crime and drugs and human trafficking. they traffic women and sell women. we can't get the democrats to even give us a modicum of the money we need at the border. especially the wall. you have to see. i'm doing everything i can. trish: president trump slamming democrats on their lack of cooperation on the border security. the policy allows them to deport up grants who have illegally entered the country in the last two years. it's getting all kind of pushback. i know you were just down at the border. but this policy that is going into place has democrats angry. they are saying it's racist. the president is trying to exclude people here because of the color of their skin. and he's using creative my word not theirs, tactics they don't approve of, the executive powers, et cetera. how do you respond to all that? >> i saw first than this past weekend the influx of migrants coming into it. last year was a huge year with 16

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.not. abigail: you are watching bloomberg best. i'm abigail doolittle. there have been mixed signals on trade and the uncertainty is affecting corporate decisions with report that hp and dell could move as much as 30% of note put production away from china to avoid tariffs on u.s. bound goods. the dell cfo declined to comment but told bloomberg that flexibility in supply chain is helping the company navigate through complications. we have a global supply chain that has flexibility in it. we have 25 manufacturing facilities across the globe. we are balancing the needs of our customers with the environment we are in. i think we have done nice job of balancing the tariff dynamics and we will continue to work our way through that and hopefully, the two governments will come to an appropriate agreement at the right time. >> what does that mean in terms of adjusting your supply chain? you have 25 manufacturing sites but when will you have to start adjusting prices or have you started already?

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.not. >> are you speaking to nancy pelosi? >> our teams are -- >> shouldn't it be face to face. >> she is the speaker basketball, we are the new members. >> she is speaker of the house. she can ask for a meeting to sit down with us for clarification. >> i have been racial justice working in our country for a long time. when you single us out be aware of what you are doing especially because some of us are getting death threats. trish: pointed words directed straight at nancy pelosi. one of the members of the so-called squad getting a little personal. sharp elbows. yet they are all insist there is no quote fundamental fracture between the floor and the speaker. joining us, robert, what's going on with the democrats right now? nancy kind of took aim at them. they got aimed at by the president. then nancy defended them. then they came on national television to game at nancy. >> this is no different than the growing pains people go through. if you look at the republican revolution and the m

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.h a major flip flop on his plan to expand obamacare. reversing himself last monday biden echoed president obama's lie that you would be able to keep your doctor under obamacare, if you liked your health care plan abide know -- biden now telling washington examiner, i can promise them if private insurance they have is kept die thei by their company l keep -- are you kidding me? already, already, he can't manage to keep his word. it is biden would not -- had no problem making that promise a while ago, but not now. not for his public healthcare option, who knows. we'll find out, joining us, new york post co. michael goodwin and amy tar cainy. great to you have both here. your first thoughts on biden, already reversing himself. seem like weekly on in this campaign. >> well, you know, i think you do have to give him some credit, he is being a little bit more honest than president obama was, right? lou: there is that. >> and -- >> amy said give biden credit. >> at least for that but you know

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.: some alarming news in frilmilitary, a team of navy ses have been sense home from iraq for drinking alcohol during their deployment. first there was seal team 6 then there is seal team 7 and 7. this is the topical storm. one. we begin in china. a taxi driver was forced to catch a ride. sitting at a red light, when unmanned car came driving by with two young children in the back, you have to get 10,000 steps on your fitbit, he made running rescue, his parents -- passengers were not happy. police determined that driver of the out of control car left it running while he was in store it slipped to gear, no one of hurt, could have of fine, despite the run away rubbing you, 5-year-old -- ruckus, the 5-year-old twins were still on time for work at apple factory. >> topic two. let's go to florida, a woman there arrested, for grabbing her husband's man parts so hard he claimed he could not walk. we do a lot of crazy criminal stories, this nuts. 44-year-old, anna allegedly grabbed her sleeping

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. >>> america is at war. with itself. young people openly racist, walking the streets of the united states, cities turned to battlegrounds. >> another beautiful life stolen. >> charlottesville. >> i seen people -- this is my town. >> pittsburgh. >> murdered because they were jewish. >> charleston. >> he said he wanted to kill black people. >> in city after city -- >> you were looking at your own backyard. >> white power. >> white power! >> an army of hatred. >> jews will not protect us. >> whose numbers are soaring. the country is changing. >> get the [ bleep ] out of here. >> my country! >> the fear growing. >> go home, go home! >> and it's spreading across the world. >> why would you treat us like this. >> a fire fed by politics. >> very fine people on both sides. >> haunted by the past. >> adolf hitler, we can learn from them. >> the roots of the crisis. >> there was a boom and there was nothing left. >> the flashpoint question. >> all men are created equal. you don't beli

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. rather not. >> we are going to continue to be a nightmare for this president because this policies are a nightmare for us. president trump: i'm unhappy when a congresswoman says she is going to be the president's nightmare. she is lucky to be where she is. the things she has said are a disgrace to our country. trish: the president not backing down on ilhan omar. this tit for tat with far-left congresswoman omar. seemingly he's doubling down on them going back to where they came from. antjuan seawright and niger innis. she is saying i am going to be the president's worst nightmare. i feel like both side are enjoying this too much. >> there is no doubt there is a reinforcement of the base, if you will. but i have to tell you, i'm african-american, obviously, but i have african family. some of whom were political refugees. i must tell you they see ilhan omarer night and they see her as an absolute disgrace and a personal embarrassment to them. they come from east africa, a region not tha

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.t. ♪ we have the market open 19 minutes away. 0.25%s pointing higher by after positive gains on the u.s. equities markets. i am paul allen in sydney. shery ahn: you are watching "bloomberg daybreak: australia." let's get the first word news. >> thanks. the fed sending more signals it will cut rates this month with two top officials calling for action sooner rather than later. john williams and richard clara rida said aussie maker shouldn't wait, it is expected to cut rates by 25 basis points at the end of the month, but opinion is divided on a 50 point reduction and others on note that at all. china's coal industry group said the government will restrict imports in the second half, keeping shipments at similar levels to 2018. becausethe halt is imports have exceeded quotas in the first six months of the year and says overseas orders will decline because domestic demand is faltering. exports of gold from switzerland have fallen to a record low as major global buyers balk at high prices.

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.united states is building a coalition to protect shipping in the persian gulf as european nations have introduced a new initiative to safeguard their ships in the strait of home is the pentagon u.s. central command senior representatives hosted yesterday at mcdill air force base in florida to talk about their efforts to secure the waterways and indeed the region. joining us tonight to take up all of this and more general jack keane former vice chief of staff of the u.s. army retired four-star general and "fox business" senior strategic analyst. good to have you here. let's start with hormuz, another coalition and the importance of protecting shipping in the region and those waterways. is this the way to go? >> most definitely. the trump strategic offensive to isolate iran diplomatically and economically is truly working for the iranians are back on their heels. they have always been a dangerous determined foe for 40 years but i have never seen them so hapless. at every turn they make t

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.ch blog claims hollywood studios could one day have computer actors replace human ones. >> that is tasteless joke, this is the topical storm. one, in a jenner reveal party -- gender reveal party, a happy couple found out they are having a fire, an australia dad told the world he had a babe. boy, this might be perfect metaphor for attending a gender reveal events, shows an entire day going up in blames. -- flames,? no. >> nobody was hurt, video has divided internet, conservatives stunned that car caught fire. and progressives appalled that the parents would dare assume the baby's gender. >> this dad better delete his twitter account before cancel culture does it for him. >> topic two. >> traffic is bad on long island, we know, but yesterday's morning rush hour left one commuter with a long face. this horse, escaped from suffolk county farm,. most horses polled say they prefer a glue factory, bee don't know why she was running, authorities believe she had no business running they named h

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.le after a tempe starbucks kicked out six officers, including one military veteran. one customer told them he didn't feel safe with the comes around. so they were asked to leave. it seems like controversy over controversy. didn't they have a training seminar where they are supposed to be more aware of everything? are they getting too aware? >> last year there was an incident in philadelphia where two black men were arrested in philadelphia. and they shut down 8,000 stores. the shame of it is, these weren't just six police officers in were some veterans. this was 4th of july and they were kicked out. this is not surprising. the increased demonization of men and women in uniform. whether it's i.c.e. officers or border patrol. the fact of the matter is it shows how intolerant the left is. they want to kick the sarah sanders and ted cruz out of restaurants. it used on we could have rational disagreements. but the far left element rapidly taking over the democratic party, they don't even wa

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today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.on with bloomberg first word news. president trump may face a challenge from within his own party in 2020. former south carolina governor mark sanford is considering a primary challenge to the president. sanford told the newspaper that he will decide whether to run over the next month. he served as the state's governor from 2003 to 2011. he was elected to congress in 2013 and became a fierce critic of the president but lost the republican primary for his house seat in 2018, after the president endorsed his opponent. herto rico's governor says will stay on the job despite the deepening political crisis gripping his administration. thousands of people took to the streets to demand his resignation after the release of profane and misogynistic chats with aids. the investigation led to the arrest of twoaides in his administration last week. president trump's nomination for secretary of defense says the u.s. needs to take greater steps to counter threats from china.

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.pass. ♪ >> tucker: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york leads the most left-wing faction in the history of the u.s. congress. you might think that means she loves a good debate, but you >> tucker: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez hates to argue, hates to be disagreed with. today she says that the president's rally last night in north carolina was not a vibrant showcase of america's open political culture, no. she described it as a deadly threat that should not be tolerated. >> i think he put millions of americans in danger, his restoric is endangering lots of people. not just about individual members of congress but it's about creating a hostile environment in this country through violent rhetoric. anyone like ilhan, anyone who believes in the rights of all people, are in danger. that is the responsibility, he has to take responsibility for that environment. >> tucker: yeah. so disagreeing with alexandria ocasio-cortez is a physical threat. right. nothing about last

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >>> the european central bank meeting today with a policy decision is due out at 7:45 a.m. eastern time it's about 2 1/2 hours away. there's huge implications for europe and the central banks around the world cnbc's annette weissbach joins us from europe what can we expect from europe and mario draghi m there's no rate cut predicted for this time around >> there's a 30% view that mario draghi will act as soon as today. but others think it will be september because they will have more evidence of the cooling down of the economy and what it does for inflation expectations. mario draghi was so outspoken at the annual gathering comparable to joel, this happens in sintra, portugal, the likelihood for him to preempt a fed move is not zero we can expect at least some fireworks today from the ecb the minimum we should get is a very strong signaling towards the big package in september, but there is the outside chance of a rate cut as soon as today in order to really convince t

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.ather not. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." let's catch up with the bloomberg first word news. here's ritika gupta. congress and the white a debt limit in on deal. the trump administration still wants 150 billion deal -- still wants $150 billion in spending cuts as part of the deal. there are a number of goodwill gestures by beijing over the weekend. they applied for exemptions from china's retaliatory tariffs on goods. china has come out with the strongest warnings yet about protests in hong kong. thousands of protesters surrounded china's liaison office in the city and debased the national emblem. said that "seriously challenged the central government authority." in japan, prime minister shinzo abe claims victory in upper house elections, but he fell short of a super majority that would allow him to push through his revisions to the country constitution. they do plan to move ahead with an increase to the s

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.r not. >> he was known simply as "rembrandt." so where did that name come from? it's the first name of dutch master rembrandt van rijn. >> in september 2015, in northern new jersey, the three landau brothers are auctioning off some family valuables. >> i guess, to a certain extent, it was just taking care of our parents' estate. >> if i get my, you know, few hundred dollars, i'll be extremely happy. >> their expectations are so modest, they don't even attend the sale. it happens that the auction falls right at the end of the jewish high holidays. >> it was yom kippur. and i'm not terribly observant, but i don't answer my phone. and i even forgot when the auction was happening. >> expectations are also modest for auctioneer john nye, who's combined the brothers' items with inventory from a few other estate sales. >> we do press releases, we do advertising. it goes online for a two-week period, so people see what's being offered in the sale. >> did anyone express an unusual amount of att

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >> it's 5:00 a.m.l headquaters and 4:00 a.m. in new orleans. here is your 5 at 5. our top story back to the gulf where tropical storm barry is bearing down on the bayou. we're live next. refiners in the gulf slash production more than 53% of the region's output is now off line as barry barrels closer to the coast and a record setting week on wall street about to get sweeter because futures pointing toward records this morning after the dow closed above 27,000 for the first time ever. bashing bitcoin, president trump

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. killing american scientist suzanne on the american island of crete. she went missing while attending a conference. her body was found last week deep inside a cave. eaton was asphyxiated and minor stab wounds were found on her body. more details about the suspect and eaton's death are expected later today. >>> call it a different kind of fire festival. organizers of croatia's fresh island music festival forced to evacuate concert goers by bus after a huge fire broke out. among the acts, american wrapper tiga. the evacuation was a safety precaution and orders from the leaders of the island. they believe no one was hurt and they're still waiting to hear back from police and festival organizers. >>> let's get a check on cnn business at 5:46. workers at warehouses in minnesota walked off the job to protest their pay and working conditions monday. employees say they face pressure to fill orders and worry that amazon's move to offer one day shipping for prime members will increase the strain

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.ather not. >> we choose to go to the moon not because they are easy but because they are hard. , onee small step for man giant leap for mankind. david: it was 50 years ago tomorrow that neil armstrong made good on the promise of president kennedy on the years before that we would put a man on the moon before the decade of the 1960's was over. today we take it almost for granted, but before then come it seemed impossible. douglas brinkley has written about the amazing feat in his new book. professor brinkley back to bloomberg, coming to us from austin, texas. great to have you here. put this in some perspective for people who don't know what it was like in the 1960's. insident kennedy said this 1962, before we had all of the turmoil, the vietnam war, the riots in cities that were in los angeles, washington, detroit, how pivotal was that moment in 1969? douglas: there is nothing quite like neil armstrong going to the moon. ofever in the annals american history, and epic moment. john f. k

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.n the gloves off.the president in fighting form at age 2020 rally in greenville north carolina. taken on the squad, his democratic rivals and the russia witchhunt and the crowd ate it up. watch. >> when biden goes icy sleepy joe and he says they had 115 people show up. that is our first row! he is not prepared, he is not mentally prepared that's his problem. but everyone now knows him knows that. harris hit him with a pretty easy question i think it's pretty easy. and he choked. he choked. and then he said, i'm sorry i ran out of time. if that is a hot young star, i guess i just do not know stardom anymore. that's not a star! did you say boot?and then add edge. pocahontas is getting a little bit because we probably use the pocahontas a little bit too early. but that's okay because she went out and got the test. 1024th i have more indian blood in me that she has in her and i have none! and the indians got together and said we don't want her! we don't want her. representative ayanna pres

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not.n the bloomberg terminal at the moment -- guidance from australian gold minor evolution mining. 90,000 ounces. a decline of a little more than 80%. evolution reaffirming a full 753,0009 gold output of ounces. that is in line with guidance. cost issues for evolution in fiscal year 2019. -- an ounce.d we are learning these june quarter figures to come up before the runoff in the price of gold. for more on the resource companies to watch in sydney, let's go to sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. sophie: a few other companies report. 25% year on year rise for gold production in the fourth quarter, and 3.6% rise in copper. cap are output at 70,000 tons, gold at 42,000 ounces. outlooks andlower sales, but increasing costs for offset commodity prices. ocobre, a bump in the road. a 4% drop in outfits in the prior corresponding period. we are waiting on fourth quarter output reports as well. shery: thank you so much for that. let's get the first word news now. ritika: thanks. reports from reuters s

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not.this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. fresh off a bullish sales and profit forecast for the quarter, cisco is not standing still. cisco whose equipment makes up the backbone of the internet and corporate networks and announced it would buy acacia with a deal worth $2.6 billion. cisco pays $70 a share. that represents a 46% premium to the closing price on monday. that company makes products for cloud infrastructure operators and communication service providers. the deal is expected to close in the second half of fiscal 2020. to tell us more, we have liana baker in new york and ian king who covers cisco for us. ian, what is the motivation behind this deal? ian: if you are cisco, you don't want to be selling the same box everyone else is. they are getting technology, optical technology to put in that box and hopefully differentiate what they are offering and make the likes of google and aws come back to them and say we need cisco technology. emily: talk to us a

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.m new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro. bloomberg real yield starts right now. coming up, confusion reigns following the final fed tweak before this month's rate decision. central bank officials emphasizing the need to get ahead of economic weakness with president draghi stepping up. looking ahead to the ecb next week. let's begin with the big issue. a polarizing treasury market call. >> all the way down to zero. >> we are actually at 2%. >> 2.5 and maybe more. >> 1.50 for the 10 year.

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.think undocumented people need to have a means by which they can be covered when they are sick. and so the idea is that's what i think we should be doing by building more clinics in the country. not just undocumented for people. when they are ill, sick, people need -- this is just common decency. in an emergency they should have healthcare, everyone should. everyone in the country. how do you say that you are undocumented i'm going to let you die man? david: 2020 presidential candidate joe biden talking about healthcare. and remember on the debate stage member all the candidates raise their hand and supported as per the spring republican councilman andy biggs. we heard from the vice president saying that you know, in an emergency, everybody needs emergency care whether they are legal or illegal. but on emergency rooms already required by law to treat the very sick? >> absolutely peered under rules, and when it works under emergency room will be treated whether they can pay or not pay.

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today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.ot. >>> 23 minutes past the hour. thank you for being with us. senator cory booker promised to run a positive campaign. we've seen him force joe biden to defend his record. the problem is booker's daily ledge centering in the polls, there's a south carolina poll out, showing biden on top by 39%. booker missing the top five polling around 5%. april ryan with us and cnn political commentator paul begala, counselor to president bill clinton. thank you for sticking around with us. we appreciate it. not just that poll, april, but monmouth poll of likely wlak democratic voters in south carolina. we see joe biden with 51%. kamala harris is just with just 12% and booker showing 2% there. how does booker come into this particular debate for cnn and have a moment that seems to be organic with former vice president biden or something that might be perceived as contrived? >> i was with cory booker and he knows this debate is make or break for him. if he doesn't do well and show up or show out, as

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. lou: congressman duffy using a house financial services committee hearing to grill suntrust bank ceo, william rogers, the congressman called rogers out yesterday for denying business before private detention centers who want to bank with them due to the whims of demonstrators and protesters. >> are positive, we are not taking a social position. >> you're taking a social position when you say you will not bank a detention facility. >> are presented, we consider a variety of different factors in reaching those conclusions related to the status of that business. the credit worthiness, survivability of those . >> contract with the u.s. government, you do not seem to be a good risk. come on! >> are presented -- >> remaking social policy judgment. you're saying i'm not going to fund a detention facility that might hold kids before we can find an adult to take the child. that is opposed to our social policy. or, i don't know who has come impute are they terrorist? drug dealers? gang members?

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.i'd rather not. >>> the battle over obama karp is heading back to court. in just a few hours, 18 republicans state attorneys general led by texas will be arcing before a federal appeals court why they believe the law should be thrown out. what we won't hear at the hearing is a defense mounted by the u.s. government. that is because the trump administration has taken the unusual, yet understandable, considering their position on this, they've taken the unusual position of deciding to not defend a federal law. this is a huge moment in the decade-long argument about obamacare. it's fate is likely to end up in front of the supreme court, decided at the height of the presidential campaign. cnn legal analyst is in new orleans where this hearing is about to get underway. what exactly is going to happen? lay it out for us. >> sure, kate. yes, a lawyer for the texas republicans and for the department of justice are going to argue that in 2017 when congress zeroed out a tax penalty for people wh

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today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. ♪ >>> a live shot of hong kong 5:13 p.m.ng out their day in hong kong a developing story this morning over the british ship seized by the iranian ref lugs nar guard last week. iran releasing new video of the seizure over the weekend as uk leaders weigh a response team coverage this morning with nbc's matt bradley live in dohar qatar and in london. matt, we'll start with you what can you tell us about what the latest developments are on the ground in the middle east? >> reporter: well, we just got some audio yesterday showing that confrontation between the royal navy and the iranian revolutionary guard core, not so far from where i am in the strait of hormuz then we also saw a shot that was carried live by iran's press tv showing the actual boat that was impounded by the iranian navy at the port now reflagged with an iranian flag, which is rather atypical, but here is that audio showing that confrontation take a listen. >> if you obey, you will be safe after your course to 360 degrees immediately. over. >> navy patrol boat th

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.l pass. . >> welcome back to worldwide exchange another quick check on the futures. did dow jones higher by 87%. s&p 500 higher by 8.5 and we saw new record closes for the dow and the s&p on thursday. well in political news president trump is hitting the road today. he's headed to the midwest in milwaukee and cleveland. sarah is live in washington with more good morning. >> good morning, courtney. the president calling off his citizenship question fight that saw the census turned into a political weapon >> president trump backing off his bid to put a citizenship question on the 2020 census. >> the case is already in three federal district courts that have been, to be totally honest, extremely unfriendly to us. >> instead issuing aing an exece order to comply records from existing databases. >> knowing this is vital to formulating sound public policy, we will leave no stone unturned. >> this as the president prepares for mass deportation rates this weekend in at least ten major u.s. cit

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.s. >>> welcome back to viewers here in the united states and around the world. you're watch muching "cnn newsroom" live. i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you. u.s. supreme court has ruled that for now the u.s. president can use the $2.5 billion in pentagon funding to build his border wall. a lower court had blocked the president's move, but it is not over as the appeals process is still yet to be heard. >>> house democrats are ramping up their call for impeachment. house judiciary committee filed a suit to get secret grand jury information and enforce a subpoena against don mcgahn to testify. >>> president trump spoke by phone on friday with boris johnson, their first conversation since mr. johnson became the new british prime minister. downing street says the two leaders agreed to pursue a free trade deal after the uk leaves the european union and brexit. >>> protestors in hong kong are out in the streets in force rallies in a border town where violence broke o

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.akota public schools will not display are you ready, in god we trust on school walls under new state lapidus south dakota law requires the motto, in god we trust, be displayed in all places where students are most like to see it the bill's co-sponsors say it will inspire patriotism. the freedom from religion foundation, think about that. where did we get their freedom? urging residents to express their opposition to the law saying it's quote a violation to inflict godliness on schoolchildren. let me be clear it is an inflection of atheism to put that message in front of children. we need a moral compass in our foundation for freedom from religion has come up with one. good going south tacoma. joining me tammy bruce washington fox contributor host of a fox nation show. great to see you. >> i love that's as much as you do. it's a fabulous turn of events. lou: it really is and by the way they have written into the law if anyone sues them like the foundation the state attorney general will

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.her not. >>> on capitol hill this morning, acting secretary of homeland security kevin mcaleenan facing tough questions by the house oversight committee, all about the ongoing crisis at the southern border. here's what the secretary had to say about the conditions that have faced so much criticism, including from inside the government, about the migrant detention facilities. >> first on the conditions, there's no one in this room that has warned more often or more stridently about the overcrowding and the conditions in our facilities than i have. i'm very concerned about them and i've been asking congress for them. we did not get the money for single adult beds that would allow us to move them out of custody. so i just want to make that point clear. >> is that point clear? is that answer good enough? the lawmaker who is heading to the border this weekend will be joining us right after the break. iles and miles. ♪ being lost ain't never really been my style. ♪ but i told ya... yo, jer!

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.> now at 6:30, a former herndon high school teacher is out of jail after being hld for two months on child porn charges. raphael schklowsky is accuse of secretly recording students at herndon high school and nannies at his hom as they undressed. only news 4 was there as he stepped out of jail today after posting bond. >>> a northern virgini bureau chief julie carey reports on what's next in this case. >> raphael schowsky posting bond and keeping his silence as i asked about the al cases against him. why did youcr seetly record your students and teenage girls. his wife waiting for him. she, too, declined comment. slousksy was fir schklowsky was first arrested in april aft a live-in au pair found a tiny recording device in an air vent in her room and child porn possession charges were added aftera recording device was found and many girls in the video were herpdon high school students. >> we have a lot of digital evidence in this case and we're not done yet. >> reporter: just today polie

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. . >>> president trump seemed unfazed after the house passed a resolution to condemn his racist attacks on four democratic congress wim of color. foufr republicans and one independent did join the caucus. >> good morning. let me just say off the top -- >> let me ask you something first. are you surprised there's only four republicans that joined? >> sadly, no. there should be more republicans that work with us across the aisle to condemn racist comments like these on twitter by the president. let me remind you what we were in in senate. the president, the department of justice and a dozens attorneys general were trying to kill what's left of the fdic. they were trying in a federal court to eliminate pre-existing condition protection for 130 million americans. then monday joe biden revuls his medical plan. we have talked about the racist tweets going after four house freshmen. >> is it a mistake? >> although they are inappropriate -- >> was it a mistake to talk about those th