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Bloomberg West : BLOOMBERG : May 24, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am EDT
obama says he has concerns about vietnam's human rights records. he made his comments during a speech in hanoi. obama: the united states does not seek to impose its rights on a vietnam. speak of i believe are not just american values they are universal values , written into the declaration of human rights. mark: three human rights activists were reportedly prevented from attending the president's speech. pakistan will conduct dna tests on the man killed in a u.s. drone strike to determine if he is actually a taliban chief. washington, kabul, and senior taliban commanders have confirmed his death. beginning in 2017, beijing will institute china's toughest fuel quality standards which the government says could cut 50% tons and the city by 20%. global news 24 hours a day , powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. "bloomberg west" is next. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." coming up, hpe getting an after our boost, in news they are spinning out a business to merge with another company. what it means for the c
obama says he has concerns about vietnam's human rights records. he made his comments during a speech in hanoi. obama: the united states does not seek to impose its rights on a vietnam. speak of i believe are not just american values they are universal values , written into the declaration of human rights. mark: three human rights activists were reportedly prevented from attending the president's speech. pakistan will conduct dna tests on the man killed in a u.s. drone strike to determine if...
With All Due Respect : BLOOMBERG : May 22, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
you can do with the government and got a huge amount done. we forget looking back through vietnam looking backwards through what he accomplished in 1964, 19 65 -- he accomplished the civil rights bill of 1964, and to take that on it that time when he was seen as the accidental president after jfk's assassination, was an incredible story. mark: and bryan cranston -- >> he got his physicality. it is pretty amazing to watch. al: i saw the movie last night at the national archives. it was absolutely brilliant. you are so right about cranston. there were times you would see cranston and go back to a lbj scene and you did not know which was lbj and which was cranston. i thought j edgar hoover was absolutely phenomenal. robert carol's great work. >> our playwright became our screenwriter and the adaptation of his own tony award-winning play. he had done of research before the play. i got to inherit that. we did our own research. we went out and spoke to a number of people directly. a number of the civil rights leaders. ambassador andrew young was a consultant on our film and a number of
you can do with the government and got a huge amount done. we forget looking back through vietnam looking backwards through what he accomplished in 1964, 19 65 -- he accomplished the civil rights bill of 1964, and to take that on it that time when he was seen as the accidental president after jfk's assassination, was an incredible story. mark: and bryan cranston -- >> he got his physicality. it is pretty amazing to watch. al: i saw the movie last night at the national archives. it was...
Bloomberg Surveillance : BLOOMBERG : May 24, 2016 5:00am-7:01am EDT
america like he has bankrupted his companies. obama pushed back against vietnam today on its human rights record. saidnoi, the president has he has concerns over the way vietnam treats its own citizens. : the rights ia speak of, i believe are not american values, i think they are universal values, written into the universal declaration of human rights. they are written into the vietnamese constitution, which states that the citizens have the right to freedom of speech and freedom of the press and the right to access of information, the right to assembly, the right to association, and the right to demonstrate. nejra: the president noted that vietnam barred some of the people the u.s. had invited to the meeting. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world, i am nejra cehic. tom? jaiteht's get to our check very quickly before we speak with ambassador haass. -- let's get to our data check or quickly before we speak with ambassador haass. the idea here, the vix churning. the curve flattening. gold is weaker this morning, at
america like he has bankrupted his companies. obama pushed back against vietnam today on its human rights record. saidnoi, the president has he has concerns over the way vietnam treats its own citizens. : the rights ia speak of, i believe are not american values, i think they are universal values, written into the universal declaration of human rights. they are written into the vietnamese constitution, which states that the citizens have the right to freedom of speech and freedom of the press...
Bloomberg West : BLOOMBERG : May 24, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EDT
crack the market. turning now to vietnam and president obama's historic tour. dave mcclure is still with us. they set up a fund to invest in local the enemies companies. what do you make of the president visit and highlighting entrepreneurship? guest: vietnam is a growing country and it's great to see president obama visiting countries where there is strong u.s. ties and helping to promote a culture of innovation. you have some experience with the vietnamese market. what would you highlight? david: i haven't been there, so it doesn't constitute my experience but we have a writer who has written a lot about it. there's a tremendous interest in health tech startups and just like almost every other country in the world, young people are aware of this entrepreneurial upsurge and a potential of getting rich and they all worship mark zuckerberg. a growing community in vietnam that would like to have an impact by starting companies. the problem is, while they have good education in their schools, the students generally don't come out of college with the kind of knowledge that would allow t
crack the market. turning now to vietnam and president obama's historic tour. dave mcclure is still with us. they set up a fund to invest in local the enemies companies. what do you make of the president visit and highlighting entrepreneurship? guest: vietnam is a growing country and it's great to see president obama visiting countries where there is strong u.s. ties and helping to promote a culture of innovation. you have some experience with the vietnamese market. what would you highlight?...
Trending Business : BLOOMBERG : May 26, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm EDT
. >> always interesting in my part of the world. the philippines, vietnam, and new zealand. what we know is that several eye tocontacted fire i t help investigate. we don't know if any money was taken. it's just a more serious attempt to hack into the financial system. the response says the global newent system, emergence of compromise, is not surprising as banks undertake rigorous reviews. many may turn out to be false positives. still, however you look at it, it gets to the heart of banking. scary, if you ask me. how can banks ensure the safety of their networks? i guess they are asking themselves this question. are putting a lot of pressure on swifter to prevent future incidents. attention toss security surrounding how member banks were connecting, and that has to change. ,ach bank has its own code levels of technology and sophistication, and even banks in the u.s. and u.k. are pushing for discussions with swift. you can totally see why. policy, regulators, financial institutions, stepping up scrutiny of cyber security of the swift payment system. it has been quite a wake-up call
. >> always interesting in my part of the world. the philippines, vietnam, and new zealand. what we know is that several eye tocontacted fire i t help investigate. we don't know if any money was taken. it's just a more serious attempt to hack into the financial system. the response says the global newent system, emergence of compromise, is not surprising as banks undertake rigorous reviews. many may turn out to be false positives. still, however you look at it, it gets to the heart of...
What'd You Miss? : BLOOMBERG : May 13, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm EDT
will briefly join president obama in vietnam. facing a growing backlash over extremely long airport security lines. the head of the department of homeland security said the transportation security administration will speed up the hiring process to deal with the upcoming summer travel season. >> we have expedited the hiring so's.re t ofhad expedited the hiring those to bring them on this summer. projected by june 15. mark: fires across the country -- flyers have been facing growing lines with lines up to 90 minutes at some airports. the shift to higher 800 screeners is not good enough, they want 6000 workers hired. funeral services were held for the u.s. navy seal who was killed in iraq this month. invited people to line the streets in coronado, california iv.onor charles keating at fortbe laid to rest rosenkranz national cemetery. canada's prime minister landed in fort mcmurray to assess the damage caused by that raging wildfire. forced theand smoke evacuation of more than 88,000 people in the country's oilsands capital. justin trudeau arrived almost two weeks after the fire ignited
will briefly join president obama in vietnam. facing a growing backlash over extremely long airport security lines. the head of the department of homeland security said the transportation security administration will speed up the hiring process to deal with the upcoming summer travel season. >> we have expedited the hiring so's.re t ofhad expedited the hiring those to bring them on this summer. projected by june 15. mark: fires across the country -- flyers have been facing growing lines...
Bloomberg Markets : BLOOMBERG : May 19, 2016 12:00pm-2:01pm EDT
rose to prominence during the 1950's for his reports on the vietnam war. one report chronicles a u.s. torching of a vietnamese village according to what cbs had been .eporting president johnson was so insistent about it he called cbs news and tried to get him fired. cbs refused. he was 84 and retired last week after more than half a century at cbs. again, the longtime cbs anchor, the broadcast legend dead at the age of 84. will be back in just a moment. ♪ scarlet: you are looking at a live shot of a press conference in lower manhattan about an trading case with the former chairman of dean foods, who pleaded guilty today, as well as las vegas gambler william walters, who was arrested last night at a resort near las vegas. also, mr. walters was charged in a las vegas federal court today. scarlet: investors in retail stocks are breathing a little easier today after week numbers from bellwethers like target and macy's. walmart today beat analyst estimates. shares are rallying the most since 2008 on the relief. itst, walmart stock -- yes, made a comeback in 2015, but over five years, it
rose to prominence during the 1950's for his reports on the vietnam war. one report chronicles a u.s. torching of a vietnamese village according to what cbs had been .eporting president johnson was so insistent about it he called cbs news and tried to get him fired. cbs refused. he was 84 and retired last week after more than half a century at cbs. again, the longtime cbs anchor, the broadcast legend dead at the age of 84. will be back in just a moment. ♪ scarlet: you are looking at a live...
Bloomberg Go : BLOOMBERG : May 25, 2016 7:00am-10:01am EDT
. president obama is in japan after a three-day visit to vietnam and attended -- will attend a summit of the g-7 nations tomorrow. he is the first sitting ,resident to visit hiroshima where a bomb was dropped. house speaker paul ryan has told confidants he is ready to end the standoff with donald trump. he may endorse trump for president this week. ryan is said to be concerned about the split that has developed within the republican party. coming up, it could be the biggest german deal ever and it might be getting even bigger. bid forst on bayer's monsanto. later, john chambers on how he is planning to wire the internet -- wire has company with the internet of things. ♪ jonathan: this is bloomberg . tempting you down to the market open, about 15 minutes before the open in the united states. positive about one third of 1%, and equities in europe, that rally picking up. vonnie: a relief on that greek debt deal. needed to get the market out of this? there you have it, the question for you. what is going to get us out of this? clear political events and this year is littered with polit
. president obama is in japan after a three-day visit to vietnam and attended -- will attend a summit of the g-7 nations tomorrow. he is the first sitting ,resident to visit hiroshima where a bomb was dropped. house speaker paul ryan has told confidants he is ready to end the standoff with donald trump. he may endorse trump for president this week. ryan is said to be concerned about the split that has developed within the republican party. coming up, it could be the biggest german deal ever and...
With All Due Respect : BLOOMBERG : May 13, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm EDT
inlike a vietnam and she still wouldn't get as much attention. donny: if something happens in the news, she is going to comment and going forward, and she is going to -- donald trump represents people whether we like it or not, and he is going to be weighing in for the rest of his adult life. mark: saying of those immortal words, "trump lives." all right, when we come back, we his mad menny about expertise. that is coming up. ♪ mark: when it comes to presidential campaigns, the guiding theory of this program is clear, find the public image and who finds the public image wins. karl rove was the latest to weigh in on this story. he wrote in to "the wall street journal" this week that it is about undermining each other. i think we have our bona fide brand mand onset here. through -- us brand man on set here. us through this. donny: you need a straight talking man. mark: it is pretty clear what the clinton people want you to think about trump, the use "rases like "loose cannon," not friendly to women and and "narcissist." donny: if you are trump, you want to alleviate the fears. coming i
inlike a vietnam and she still wouldn't get as much attention. donny: if something happens in the news, she is going to comment and going forward, and she is going to -- donald trump represents people whether we like it or not, and he is going to be weighing in for the rest of his adult life. mark: saying of those immortal words, "trump lives." all right, when we come back, we his mad menny about expertise. that is coming up. ♪ mark: when it comes to presidential campaigns, the...
Countdown : BLOOMBERG : May 17, 2016 1:00am-2:31am EDT
, what is really interesting is the low value , the and vietnam, cambodia smaller emerging markets. but beginning market share in the value added within the exports. that is something we have to look at in the west. china is getting more and more sophisticated. it is following a model depended back in the 1970's and germany did before that, and even the u.s. and britain if you go back hundreds of years. that is the key. it is about competition, not just about demand. i would like to go over larry fink. the potential for china over the long-term is enormous, but it is the transition from one state to another. they are effectively two economies. new entrepreneurial, more dynamic companies bubbling up underneath our investing in robotics, green energy, health care. there are two different story is going on. anna: and generally moving up the value chain. manus? larry fink on what said, what an it be wonderful if china became the equivalent of what we can see in japan or in the west. 18 rebalancing story is an months story, or a five-month story and the confidence for you as the head of
, what is really interesting is the low value , the and vietnam, cambodia smaller emerging markets. but beginning market share in the value added within the exports. that is something we have to look at in the west. china is getting more and more sophisticated. it is following a model depended back in the 1970's and germany did before that, and even the u.s. and britain if you go back hundreds of years. that is the key. it is about competition, not just about demand. i would like to go over...
Bloomberg Markets : BLOOMBERG : May 24, 2016 2:00pm-3:01pm EDT
afternoon. mark: president obama is putting vietnam human rights records front and center. the president said he still has concerns over the way the country treats its own citizens. >> the united states does not need to impose its form of government on vietnam. the rights i speak of are not american values, they are universal values. they are written into the vietnamese constitution. mark: the president noted thenam barred some of people that the u.s. had invited to meeting. sumner roy blunt says robert onenald should resign -- says the comment is a clear sign that new leadership is needed at the v.a. 200 congressional democrats have written a letter asking paul ryan to end the investigation into planned parenthood. the panel was initially created to investigate the fetal tissue controversy at the center of undercover videos. iraqi forces backed by u.s. warplanes are battling islamic state on the outskirts of falluja. showso purportedly paramilitary forces and iraqi government troops targeting islamic state positions outside the city today. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400
afternoon. mark: president obama is putting vietnam human rights records front and center. the president said he still has concerns over the way the country treats its own citizens. >> the united states does not need to impose its form of government on vietnam. the rights i speak of are not american values, they are universal values. they are written into the vietnamese constitution. mark: the president noted thenam barred some of people that the u.s. had invited to meeting. sumner roy...
Bloomberg Markets: Middle East : BLOOMBERG : May 23, 2016 12:00am-1:01am EDT
. insident obama has arrived vietnam at the start of an asian trip, indent building stronger ties in the face of china's growing influence. he is that there is sitting president to visit after the end of the award. washington is here to upgrade relations with any emerging the rapidlyer, expanding middle-class is a promising market for american goods. says relations must not thread regional stability. this is bloomberg news. manus: iran has said it will not join any freeze in oil production until the second half of the year or until exports returned to pre-sanction levels. on that one of 27 analysts we surveyed expect no agreement .eeks opec meeting in vienna joining us now is our iran government reporter. again, before we can get to opec, the iranians are sitting it out clearly that they do not want to join. what will happen if the iranian -- reaches pre-sanction levels? guest: we have to put this in context. iran has been coming out from a number of years of sanctions, and those sanctions included caps on oil exporting. in this context, where you see iran coming out of the sanctions
. insident obama has arrived vietnam at the start of an asian trip, indent building stronger ties in the face of china's growing influence. he is that there is sitting president to visit after the end of the award. washington is here to upgrade relations with any emerging the rapidlyer, expanding middle-class is a promising market for american goods. says relations must not thread regional stability. this is bloomberg news. manus: iran has said it will not join any freeze in oil production...
Charlie Rose : BLOOMBERG : May 24, 2016 10:00pm-11:01pm EDT
announced the u.s. would lift a decades-long arms embargo on vietnam. pres. obama: this change will ensure that vietnam has access to the equipment and needs to defend itself, and remove the lingering vestige of the cold war. it also underscores the commitment of the united states to a fully normalized relationship with vietnam, including strong defense ties with vietnam and this region for the long-term. charlie: the visit comes at a moment of renewed concern over the regional aspirations and it raises questions about the u.s. pivot to asia as recent developments threaten to divert his focus once again. earlier today the white house u.s. strikethat a killed the leader of the afghan taliban. investigators continue to probe whether egypt flight 804 was brought down by terrorists. joining me from washington is tom donilon, he was national security adviser for president obama from 2010 to 2013. i am pleased to have him back on the program. tom, welcome. tell me what this trip is about in the significance of vietnam. tom: thank you, charlie. as you said, this is the president's 10th tri
announced the u.s. would lift a decades-long arms embargo on vietnam. pres. obama: this change will ensure that vietnam has access to the equipment and needs to defend itself, and remove the lingering vestige of the cold war. it also underscores the commitment of the united states to a fully normalized relationship with vietnam, including strong defense ties with vietnam and this region for the long-term. charlie: the visit comes at a moment of renewed concern over the regional aspirations and...
about the transpacific partnership in vietnam. he has talked a lot about this. what more does he have to say about it in the process of getting this approved? mr. rudd: the international challenge, frankly, the work has been done. the process is already well underway. which brings us back to the gold u.s. of a. u.s. of a> old opportunity for global free trade to get effective trade globalization done. it grows jobs. minister of a centerleft party in the commonwealth of australia, our party is united behind free-trade. we've seen it grow jobs in our economy with net benefit. adjustment onal the way through so you don't just trash people, through andopriate retraining effective inventions to find people new jobs, that's the way impact.th the economic david: we will hear more from kevin rudd in a few minutes. y is looking at company movers this afternoon. ramy: the retail sector, it has been a bad start to their earnings season. positive news for a handful of them today. up by sporting goods nearly 4%. goldman sachs is upgrading the stock to a buy from a neutral. it is the company b
about the transpacific partnership in vietnam. he has talked a lot about this. what more does he have to say about it in the process of getting this approved? mr. rudd: the international challenge, frankly, the work has been done. the process is already well underway. which brings us back to the gold u.s. of a. u.s. of a> old opportunity for global free trade to get effective trade globalization done. it grows jobs. minister of a centerleft party in the commonwealth of australia, our party...
symbols of wartime animosity between vietnam and the u.s. in hanoi today, he lifted the embargo on the sale of weapons to vietnam, hoping to strengthen commercial insecurity ties. the u.s. has confirmed that a u.s. drone strike killed a leader of the taliban. president obama called the killing an important milestone in the effort to bring peace and prosperity to afghanistan. is considered the most significant assassination in the forces war since u.s. killed osama bin laden in 2011. iraq has launched an offensive to retake the city of falluja from the islamic state. the prime minister says the aching arces are "appro moment of great victory." fallujah is 40 miles west of baghdad. the islamic state has controlled it for about two years. in the u.k., the treasury warns there will be a year-long recession if the country votes to leave the european union. the treasury lays out two scenarios in case of a brexit. under the "severe shock" outcome, gdp would be 6% lower than otherwise, and holding prices would fall 10%. the referendum on the eu was to 23rd. global news, 24 hours a day, pow
symbols of wartime animosity between vietnam and the u.s. in hanoi today, he lifted the embargo on the sale of weapons to vietnam, hoping to strengthen commercial insecurity ties. the u.s. has confirmed that a u.s. drone strike killed a leader of the taliban. president obama called the killing an important milestone in the effort to bring peace and prosperity to afghanistan. is considered the most significant assassination in the forces war since u.s. killed osama bin laden in 2011. iraq has...
has removed one of the last symbols of animosity between vietnam and the united states. being driven by mutual concern china's influence. egypt is sending a remote-controlled submarine to search for that missing egypt air jet. trying to locate the voice and data recorders that could be almost 10,000 feet below the surface. french investigators say that moments before disappearing the plane generated automatic radio messages about smoke in the cap inch -- cabin. fever has fired markets cap after an internal investigation revealed he got in regular bonus payments are millions of dollars . do the payments over six years from 2008 2014 from additions to his employment contract according to the associated press, citing a person familiar with the investigation. a united nations official due to chiefwork next month as apostle permanent secretary general. global news 24 hours per day journalistsur 2400 and 50 news bureaus around the world. shery, david, back to you. starting with oil, oil dropped for a fourth day. settling at $48.11. in canada they work to reduce operations. shery: go
has removed one of the last symbols of animosity between vietnam and the united states. being driven by mutual concern china's influence. egypt is sending a remote-controlled submarine to search for that missing egypt air jet. trying to locate the voice and data recorders that could be almost 10,000 feet below the surface. french investigators say that moments before disappearing the plane generated automatic radio messages about smoke in the cap inch -- cabin. fever has fired markets cap...
, and let herself on fire like a buddhist monk in vietnam, and it would still be what does donald trump think about hillary clinton? donny: if she gets elected and something happens in the news, she will comment, and going forward, they will say donald trump represents 50 million people whether we like it or not, and he will be weighing in for the rest of his adult life. mark: saying those immortal words, "trump lives." back, the we come brand audit with the candidate likes to band everything. we will ask donny about his "mad men" expertise. that is coming up. ♪ ♪ mark: when it comes to presidential campaigns, the guiding theory of this program is clear. the candidate who best controls his or her public image and defines the public image of the opponent wins. karl rove was the latest to weigh in on this story. he wrote in to "the wall street journal" this week that it is about candidate success and enterprise i think -- and emphasizing their selling points and undermining each other. i think we have our bona fide brand man on set here. donny, walk us through this. donny: it is
, and let herself on fire like a buddhist monk in vietnam, and it would still be what does donald trump think about hillary clinton? donny: if she gets elected and something happens in the news, she will comment, and going forward, they will say donald trump represents 50 million people whether we like it or not, and he will be weighing in for the rest of his adult life. mark: saying those immortal words, "trump lives." back, the we come brand audit with the candidate likes to band...
countries. pres. obama: this change will ensure that the has -- that vietnam has the weapons to defend itself. the: he made clear that u.s. was aligned with smaller nations like vietnam. russian president vladimir putin to hisring assurances syrian counterpart, bashar al-assad. toexpressed readiness continue supporting what he called syrian partners. a series of coordinated explosions today left more than 80 people dead. the iraqi prime minister is praising a military operation to retake falluja from the islamic state. the city's west of baghdad and has been under control devices for nearly two years -- under control of isis for nearly two years. a claim in georgia that prosecutors kept african-americans off the jury. timothy foster was convicted of killing a white woman in 1986. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton. it is 8:30 tuesday morning in sydney. paul: good morning. u.s. stocks slipped, crude oil slipped. new zealand, that is slipping, too. we're expecting things to be flat on the nikkei and the asx in australia. locally, the iron ore prices likely
countries. pres. obama: this change will ensure that the has -- that vietnam has the weapons to defend itself. the: he made clear that u.s. was aligned with smaller nations like vietnam. russian president vladimir putin to hisring assurances syrian counterpart, bashar al-assad. toexpressed readiness continue supporting what he called syrian partners. a series of coordinated explosions today left more than 80 people dead. the iraqi prime minister is praising a military operation to retake...
First Up With Angie Lau : BLOOMBERG : May 8, 2016 7:00pm-9:01pm EDT
extended. catching up with vietnam and thailand and malaysia. 50 or 75 or even a hundred percent more than here. the answer is to reduce bureaucracy and improve infrastructure. business will benefit from more competition. there are only two companies providing internet service. it is very slow and expensive. like had more competitors singapore and hong kong in indonesia, that would benefit the country. there is long list of things that could be done. the population is 104 million this year. and for the 600 million in the 10 southeast asian countries. that is a great demographic dividend. unlike thailand where the labor force is not available for what they need. unfortunately filipinos have been going abroad for quite a long time. the minimum wage here is somewhat higher than vietnam. the transpacific partnership, there are 12 member countries. vietnam is involved. many more customers. mexico has trade agreements. it is looking toward becoming an auto manufacturer. nafta. the transpacific partnership will end the tariffs that are hampering exports. the first challenge i think is going to be
extended. catching up with vietnam and thailand and malaysia. 50 or 75 or even a hundred percent more than here. the answer is to reduce bureaucracy and improve infrastructure. business will benefit from more competition. there are only two companies providing internet service. it is very slow and expensive. like had more competitors singapore and hong kong in indonesia, that would benefit the country. there is long list of things that could be done. the population is 104 million this year....
Trending Business : BLOOMBERG : May 2, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm EDT
up about .25%. we saw it drop yesterday after asia closed into new york. vietnam and japan. these markets are just opening up for the first time this week. .7% lead by the bank there. look at thee a bank, it is up just over 2% in a lowestmarket despite the cash market in almost six years. paul, what is going on here? paul: the story of bad debt. as you mentioned earlier, bad 918 million up from the previous timeframe. that is behind the 24% drop in the profit. a big miss as well. analysts got 2.7%. not a great result. here is what the ceo had to say -- >> we are undertaking a significant rebalancing of our business to drive fundamental value improvement. we believe that the adjustment to our ratio to 65% provides a more conservative and sustainable base dividend per share. paul: dropping down to $.80 as well. shane elliott saying the result is a challenging timeframe for banking. rishaad: you are there for the project later on. -- the budget later on. does the government have much wiggle room? paul: no, nor do they have much money. howreal question is just big is the deficit going
up about .25%. we saw it drop yesterday after asia closed into new york. vietnam and japan. these markets are just opening up for the first time this week. .7% lead by the bank there. look at thee a bank, it is up just over 2% in a lowestmarket despite the cash market in almost six years. paul, what is going on here? paul: the story of bad debt. as you mentioned earlier, bad 918 million up from the previous timeframe. that is behind the 24% drop in the profit. a big miss as well. analysts got...
pay and to make it easier to fire employees. president obama pushed back against vietnam today on its human rights record. hanoi, the president said he still has concerns over the way vietnam treats its own citizens. obama: united states does not see to impose our form of government on vietnam and. the rights i speak of i believe are not american values, i think they are universal values. written into the universal declaration of human rights. they are written into the vietnamese constitution, where you have the right to assembly, the right to association, and the right to demonstrate. vonnie: the president noted that vietnam barred some of the people the u.s. that invited to a meeting. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. thank you,jonathan: vonnie. governor mark carney has been testifying over concerns that the potential of the u.k. may leave the european union. he discusses the consequences. >> there is, in our judgment, not just my judgment but the judgment of all the numbers of the committee, there is a degree of
pay and to make it easier to fire employees. president obama pushed back against vietnam today on its human rights record. hanoi, the president said he still has concerns over the way vietnam treats its own citizens. obama: united states does not see to impose our form of government on vietnam and. the rights i speak of i believe are not american values, i think they are universal values. written into the universal declaration of human rights. they are written into the vietnamese constitution,...
Charlie Rose : BLOOMBERG : May 24, 2016 7:00pm-8:01pm EDT
history in hanoi where he announced the u.s. would lift a decades-long arms embargo on vietnam. pres. obama: this change will ensure that they have access to the equipment needed to offend itself and removes it lingering vestige of the cold war. it also underscores the commitment with united states are fully normalized relationship with vietnam going strong defense ties with vietnam and this region for the long-term. .> the president the visit comes at a moment of renewed concern over the regional aspirations and it raises questions about the u.s. pivot to asia as recent developments threaten to divert his focus once again. the white house confirmed that a u.s. john strike had killed the leader of the afghan taliban. investigators continue to probe whether egypt flight 804 was brought on by a terrorist. joining me from washington is tom donlon, he was national security adviser for president obama from 2010 to 2013. tom, welcome. what this trip is about in the significance of vietnam. >> as you said, this is the president's 10th trip to asia and it's part of what is become known as th
history in hanoi where he announced the u.s. would lift a decades-long arms embargo on vietnam. pres. obama: this change will ensure that they have access to the equipment needed to offend itself and removes it lingering vestige of the cold war. it also underscores the commitment with united states are fully normalized relationship with vietnam going strong defense ties with vietnam and this region for the long-term. .> the president the visit comes at a moment of renewed concern over the...
. president obama in asia, looking for stronger economic security s influenceith china' in vietnam. let us know what you think. follow me on twitter @rishaadtv and use #trendingbusiness. we've seen some swings between gains and losses, not a lot of conviction in this market. we had a little disappointment over the weekend with that failure of consensus from that g7 meeting of finance ministers and central bankers. we are waiting to hear from janet yellen. looking for signals as to whether the fed will be going in june. also, what the bank of japan will do. there is speculation that they could buy more bts next month. gains, deeperier in the red. japanese stocks extending losses. the yen is not doing much. that trade data certainly weighing on japanese equities. taiwan driven higher by apple suppliers. throughkness coming from southeast asia as the likelihood the fed will be , earlierates come july than what markets have been pricing in. numbers in a few hours time, so will be watching out for that. the kospi is flat at the moment. oil with some declines. iran not joining in on that
. president obama in asia, looking for stronger economic security s influenceith china' in vietnam. let us know what you think. follow me on twitter @rishaadtv and use #trendingbusiness. we've seen some swings between gains and losses, not a lot of conviction in this market. we had a little disappointment over the weekend with that failure of consensus from that g7 meeting of finance ministers and central bankers. we are waiting to hear from janet yellen. looking for signals as to whether the...
Asia Edge : BLOOMBERG : May 22, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am EDT
out of vietnam. that is where president obama is making his three-day visit. we have a trade deal to tell you about. boeing said to be nearing a multibillion-dollar jet order from thvietjet. we will track president obama's visit here in the region. over to japan were exports fell for a seventh consecutive month due to the stronger yen. imports also down. the largest in six years. we have yvonne man in tokyo for us with the numbers. what do they say about abenomics? forne: just more pressure prime minister shinzo abe as he tries to figure out what to do next. not much love or a blessing coming out of the g7 summit. , another dose of spending coming out of japan and when the government tries to weigh on whether to postpone that sales tax. disappointing figures. oflining 10 1% in the month april. that is thanks to that stronger yen which did appreciate about 5% in the month of april alone. the earthquakes may have impacted the shipments of car parts as well as electronics. shipments to china and shipments rose to.s. fell, but the eu. the drop in oil prices dampening that figure. we are
out of vietnam. that is where president obama is making his three-day visit. we have a trade deal to tell you about. boeing said to be nearing a multibillion-dollar jet order from thvietjet. we will track president obama's visit here in the region. over to japan were exports fell for a seventh consecutive month due to the stronger yen. imports also down. the largest in six years. we have yvonne man in tokyo for us with the numbers. what do they say about abenomics? forne: just more pressure...
obama in vietnam. women would begin signing up with selective service in 2018 under a measure approved. marks another step toward a day when americans of both genders may be drafted to the military. the white house has declined to say whether president obama would sign it into law. in the three months since justice antonin scalia died the u.s. supreme court has managed to avoid controversy. that is about to end. week of its term the court is expected to rule on affirmative action, immigration, abortion, and rick's debt. the series of rulings is likely to come out on monday. the kremlin and to olympic medical -- medalist are denying report detailing a state-sponsored doping scandal. a spokesman called the allegations "a turncoat libel. the source of the report was the former head of russia's national drug testing lab. tweet for hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 near -- news bureaus around the world. carol: commodity markets closing in new york. let's take a look at today's biggest movers. crude down about 1%. weighing turnout against supply reduction from the
obama in vietnam. women would begin signing up with selective service in 2018 under a measure approved. marks another step toward a day when americans of both genders may be drafted to the military. the white house has declined to say whether president obama would sign it into law. in the three months since justice antonin scalia died the u.s. supreme court has managed to avoid controversy. that is about to end. week of its term the court is expected to rule on affirmative action, immigration,...
the malicious applications in bangladesh as well as vietnam and in the philippines now had similarities and shared code with code used in south korea to wipe a variety of banks and broadcasters there as well as the sony attack. emily: the chairman of the s.e.c., mary jo white, has said she believes cyber security may be one of the biggest threats to the industry. she says policies and procedures are not tailored to their speck rinks. so how do you think, how vulnerable is everybody else? >> two great questions. it really doesn't matter who is behind it. that's for law enforcement to figure out who the criminals are. what does matter is that this organization has been broken into, and whether it's lazarus or somebody else, they've exposed flaws in how they handle their swift data. i think the criminals did something intelligent in going after easy to pick institutions without a lot of international stature. it's a really elegant hack. what it really proves, the swift is 32 years old and it's based on a 1970's and 1980's trust model where banks were very small entities. no on
the malicious applications in bangladesh as well as vietnam and in the philippines now had similarities and shared code with code used in south korea to wipe a variety of banks and broadcasters there as well as the sony attack. emily: the chairman of the s.e.c., mary jo white, has said she believes cyber security may be one of the biggest threats to the industry. she says policies and procedures are not tailored to their speck rinks. so how do you think, how vulnerable is everybody else?...
, thousands people are protesting in vietnam demanding better protection of its beaches. more on that coming up next. ♪ rishaad: there's no lack of transparency and that is what people of been criticized for. inprotests over the weekend vietnam. a very rare thing for vietnam. a lot of analysts saying this is the first big test that the government is facing. we are talking about four provinces being affected by this. we've had some 200 kilometers stretches of essential vietnamese beaches. fish wash uparm dead. the government says it doesn't know how came to be there. environmental damage has here in the fisheries industry. sunday's protests took place in hanoi and ho chi minh city. there is no accountability. they want reforms of the vietnamese people do not. they want to be in the catch fish and shrimp. they want to keep foreign investment coming through. that obviously doesn't want that to mr. displeasure. here's a tweet coming through. much more action is needed. an online petition to the white house. they want president obama to bring it up when he comes to visit vietnam in may.
, thousands people are protesting in vietnam demanding better protection of its beaches. more on that coming up next. ♪ rishaad: there's no lack of transparency and that is what people of been criticized for. inprotests over the weekend vietnam. a very rare thing for vietnam. a lot of analysts saying this is the first big test that the government is facing. we are talking about four provinces being affected by this. we've had some 200 kilometers stretches of essential vietnamese beaches. fish...
First Up With Angie Lau : BLOOMBERG : May 22, 2016 7:00pm-9:01pm EDT
♪ angie: good morning, vietnam. obama begins a week long asian trip in hanoi. a frank exchange of views, g7 the mostalks featured tension in years. walking the boat would hurt hong kong's economy. bloomberg has evidence that is happening. welcome to "first up". i am angie lau. it is the first trading day of the week here. markets in the asia-pacific, new zealand is falling fractionally, led down by materials and telecommunications. $.67.wi is at futures in australia looking like this. it is pointing to a slightly higher open, $.72, the aussie dollar level. let's get over to japan, wrapping up the finance ministers and policymakers for g7. futures in chicago pointing to a higher open. this could be helping a weaker yen. kicking off aa is weeklong trip to asia in hanoi. he is seeking closer economic and security ties with vietnam. we are traveling with the president right now. president obama want to accomplish on this trip? >> good morning. it is a significant trip for president obama, wrapping up his time as u.s. president. his event toement asia, which has been a top priority for
♪ angie: good morning, vietnam. obama begins a week long asian trip in hanoi. a frank exchange of views, g7 the mostalks featured tension in years. walking the boat would hurt hong kong's economy. bloomberg has evidence that is happening. welcome to "first up". i am angie lau. it is the first trading day of the week here. markets in the asia-pacific, new zealand is falling fractionally, led down by materials and telecommunications. $.67.wi is at futures in australia looking like...
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something down the road that is appealing to your wireless customers. francine: let's go to vietnam, where boeing has won an order for 100 planes from vietjet, the country's only private airline. the deal is worth $3 billion. vietjet is an airbus customer. it had multibillion options to buy single aisles. what incentives were offered for you to switch? dinesh: it's not a switch. they are looking at the value of our new airplane, called the max 200, which is 370 max. this was launched by ryanair, and clearly that airplane has 197 seats. they saw the economic stuff that airplanes, and they realized this is the best economic any airplane can have in the world. thereby they have growth profitability. with that particular importance, and they are kind of a low carrier in vietnam right now, and they have ambition to go into other parts of asia. they want to do a major order, and that is why they order 100 airplanes. >> toyota is investing in uber to explore a ridesharing partnership. toyota financial services corporation and mirai creation investment limited are joining together to make a strate
something down the road that is appealing to your wireless customers. francine: let's go to vietnam, where boeing has won an order for 100 planes from vietjet, the country's only private airline. the deal is worth $3 billion. vietjet is an airbus customer. it had multibillion options to buy single aisles. what incentives were offered for you to switch? dinesh: it's not a switch. they are looking at the value of our new airplane, called the max 200, which is 370 max. this was launched by...
week, the president visited vietnam, where he lifted a decade-old arms embargo. he then headed to the g-7 summit in japan. he plans to head to hiroshima on friday. joining me is david sanger of the new york times. i am pleased to have him back on this program. thank you for doing this. i think you just got off the plane as we take this. -- taped this. thank you for coming by. give me an overview of the strip. -- of this trip. part of it is legacy building, part of it is reminding americans that he is constantly talking about the importance of asia. david: that's right. the two big parts of this trip are the vietnam side, which was the first time he had gone to vietnam and was important, because he is trying to wrap vietnam into the overall strategy of the asian pitted. -- pivo. t/ . that has been drawing out countries like myanmar, vietnam. but we have not really deepened the relationship. to try to get vietnam, the philippines, others in the region to participate in this effort to jointly contain the chinese without making the chinese view it as containment. not an easy trick. on the o
week, the president visited vietnam, where he lifted a decade-old arms embargo. he then headed to the g-7 summit in japan. he plans to head to hiroshima on friday. joining me is david sanger of the new york times. i am pleased to have him back on this program. thank you for doing this. i think you just got off the plane as we take this. -- taped this. thank you for coming by. give me an overview of the strip. -- of this trip. part of it is legacy building, part of it is reminding americans...
On the Move : BLOOMBERG : May 26, 2016 2:30am-4:01am EDT
vietnam cheer. -- vietnam trip. pushing some of the blame there and saying china is well within its power to resolve some of these disputes. saying thisact, topic should not be in discussion here at the g-7. it is about the economy that is going to be dominating the headlines. chair abe is going to be pushing for this. instead of that meeting last , it did not really amount to much. here is what abe has to say. what he is going to do to push this forward. determined to work closely with the united states in addressing various challenges of the international community based on our robust alliance, namely the alliance of hope between japan and the united states. yvonne: as we talk about this brexit, text evasion, in light of -- tax evasion in light of the panama papers. we are seeing these challenges piling up while leaders are here in japan. it makes you wonder why they did travel all the way out here. guy: its early does. eva, -- it certainly does. yvonne man. speaking to bloomberg tv, he said there could be an opportunity if beijing follows through with plans to sell the loan as as
vietnam cheer. -- vietnam trip. pushing some of the blame there and saying china is well within its power to resolve some of these disputes. saying thisact, topic should not be in discussion here at the g-7. it is about the economy that is going to be dominating the headlines. chair abe is going to be pushing for this. instead of that meeting last , it did not really amount to much. here is what abe has to say. what he is going to do to push this forward. determined to work closely with the...
forget looking back through vietnam, looking backwards to what he accomplished in the 1960's. one of the most important things accomplished was the civil rights bill in 1964. to take that on at that time when he was seen as the accidental president after the gfa can -- the jfk assassination seems incredible. he channels him. he got his physicality. it is pretty amazing to watch. i can say that. hunt.y, al i saw the movie last night at the national archives and it was absolutely brilliant. there would be times when you would see cranston and in you would go back to an lbj scene in 1964 and you are not sure which was lbj and which was cranston. i thought lady bird and richard russell and j edgar hoover were absolutely phenomenal. guided in theyou play in the movie about robert caro's great works on lyndon johnson? >> our playwright became our screenwriter. he had done most of the research before the play. i got to inherit that, but then we did a lot of her own research, went out and spoke to a number of people that were there directly, number of the civil rights leaders, congressman jo
forget looking back through vietnam, looking backwards to what he accomplished in the 1960's. one of the most important things accomplished was the civil rights bill in 1964. to take that on at that time when he was seen as the accidental president after the gfa can -- the jfk assassination seems incredible. he channels him. he got his physicality. it is pretty amazing to watch. i can say that. hunt.y, al i saw the movie last night at the national archives and it was absolutely brilliant....
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. see you then. ♪ ♪ angie: good morning, vietnam. obama begins a week long asian trip in hanoi. a frank exchange of views, g7 the mostalks featured tension in years. walking the boat would hurt hong kong's economy. bloomberg has evidence that is happening. welcome to "first up". i am angie lau.
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premier. after praising the new relations between the u.s. and vietnam, president obama is using the second day of his visit to promote greater freedom for citizens. he said that better human rights would improve vietnam's economy and stability. atse long security lines airports of led to a shakeup at the tsa. the head of security operations has been replaced. losnew chief has run angeles and yorks kennedy airport. high school graduation for some couples. they were part of the class of 2016. they live in iowa. in 1997. born global news 24 hours a day 2400 journalists in 150 news bureaus around the world. let's do apple. tim cook's trip to india may not have paid off. they are not going to be able to open retail stores in the country. this will be the year that the iphone takes off in india. is the group vice president and senior analyst. thank you so much for coming in this morning. we are seeing that investors may not be confident. 27% do you seewn room for upside? yes. nehal: is the growth market so slow that you can no longer get growth out of the iphone. that does not matter. whe
premier. after praising the new relations between the u.s. and vietnam, president obama is using the second day of his visit to promote greater freedom for citizens. he said that better human rights would improve vietnam's economy and stability. atse long security lines airports of led to a shakeup at the tsa. the head of security operations has been replaced. losnew chief has run angeles and yorks kennedy airport. high school graduation for some couples. they were part of the class of 2016....
world. ban onfter lifting a arms sales to vietnam, president obama has criticized annoyed for making only modest progress on human rights. he's met a group of campaigners, but others were denied permission by the government. secretary of state john kerry said the fact that the meeting happened at all is remarkably significant. haveh police prosecutors rated google's offices in paris as part of a tax fraud investigation and whether they failed to declare revenue. the french government has called for google to pay back taxes of $1.8 billion. google released a statement saying it complies with french law and is cooperating with investigators. a pennsylvania judge has ordered bill cosby to face criminal trial on allegations of aggravated indecent assault. he faces up to 10 years in .rison if convicted t activity wasexual consensual. dozens of women have accused bill cosby of sexual assault, but most of the allegations are too old to be prosecuted. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. mmg says it has $5 billion to spend on acquisitions
world. ban onfter lifting a arms sales to vietnam, president obama has criticized annoyed for making only modest progress on human rights. he's met a group of campaigners, but others were denied permission by the government. secretary of state john kerry said the fact that the meeting happened at all is remarkably significant. haveh police prosecutors rated google's offices in paris as part of a tax fraud investigation and whether they failed to declare revenue. the french government has...
arena, other than vietnam. so, he didn't see what was happening today. bryan cranston: two years ago, when we were doing the play version on broadway, celebrated the 50th anniversary of the signing of the civil rights act in 1964. and it was appropriate to then look back, and i think we are doing a play, and it was the anniversary. a lot of people writing columns and looking back at what i call the revisiting of history as opposed to -- we were not asking them -- charlie: revisiting. bryan cranston: there is a distinct difference. and i think if you look at the entirety of a man's legacy, yes, vietnam was one of them. it was his waterloo. it was a failure. and i think it took him down. charlie: it took him down. cranston: when it came to march 21, 1968, he said i will not accept the nomination, that was because of that. you look at his massive achievements, it is towering but he was able to do, one of which was free the corporation for public broadcasting. which we are watching now. we are thankful for that. at the same time, there was this towering ego, towering the capacity to
arena, other than vietnam. so, he didn't see what was happening today. bryan cranston: two years ago, when we were doing the play version on broadway, celebrated the 50th anniversary of the signing of the civil rights act in 1964. and it was appropriate to then look back, and i think we are doing a play, and it was the anniversary. a lot of people writing columns and looking back at what i call the revisiting of history as opposed to -- we were not asking them -- charlie: revisiting. bryan...
Bloomberg BusinessWeek : BLOOMBERG : May 28, 2016 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
something down the road that is appealing to your wireless customers. francine: let's go to vietnam, where boeing has won an order for 100 points from viet jet, the country's only private airline. it is worth $3 billion. viet jet is an airbus customer. it has multibillion offers. what incentives were offered for you to switch? dinesh: it's not a switch. it's looking at the value of the new airplanes caused the max 200, which is 370 max. this was launched by ryanair, and clearly that airplane has 197 seats. they saw the economic stuff that airplanes, and they realized this is the best economic any airplane can have in the world. ,ith that particular importance and they are kind of a low carrier in vietnam right now, they have ambition to go into other parts of asia. they want to do a major order, so that is why they order 100 airplanes. shery: toyota is investing in uber to explore a ridesharing partnership. mirai areancial and joining together to make a specific investment in the company. it will include toyota leasing special fleet vehicles to uber. >> the auto industry is being as
something down the road that is appealing to your wireless customers. francine: let's go to vietnam, where boeing has won an order for 100 points from viet jet, the country's only private airline. it is worth $3 billion. viet jet is an airbus customer. it has multibillion offers. what incentives were offered for you to switch? dinesh: it's not a switch. it's looking at the value of the new airplanes caused the max 200, which is 370 max. this was launched by ryanair, and clearly that airplane...
of wartime animosity between vietnam and the united states. the president, lifted the embargo on weapons sales to the country. mr. obama: this change will ensure that the unum has access to the equipment it needs to defend itself, and removes a lingering vestige -- that has access to the equipment needs to defend itself, and removes a lingering vestige of the cold war. it improves strong ties with vietnam in the region for the long-term. mark: the improvement in relations is being driven by mutual concerns over china's influence in the region. global news on a four hours a day powered by 2400 journalists -- 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in 150 news bureaus around the world. betty: breaking news tudor investment, the firm run by a billionaire hedge fund investor, is going to cut fees on some funds to keep investors on board. its fees are among the highest in the industry. the at your investment, fees will now go down to 2.25 -- , the fees willt now go down to 2.25% of assets. alix: amazing. betty: this was according to a letter sent to clients that we obtained. alix:
of wartime animosity between vietnam and the united states. the president, lifted the embargo on weapons sales to the country. mr. obama: this change will ensure that the unum has access to the equipment it needs to defend itself, and removes a lingering vestige -- that has access to the equipment needs to defend itself, and removes a lingering vestige of the cold war. it improves strong ties with vietnam in the region for the long-term. mark: the improvement in relations is being driven by...
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develop something down the road that is appealing to wireless. where's go to vietnam boeing has won an order for the private airline. -- viet jet is an airbus customer. what incentives were offered? >> looking at the value of the new airplanes caused the max 200, which is through 70 max, max.t is -- 370 this was launched by ryanair, and clearly that airplane has 190 seats. they saw the economic stuff that airplanes, and this is the best economic any airplane can have in the world. that is the possibility. so that particular importance, they are the kind of low skill in vietnam right now, they have ambition to go into other parts of asia. they don't want to do a major order, so that is why they order 100 airplanes. er toyota is investing in ubr ridesharing partnership. they are joining together to make a specific investment in the company. it will include toyota leasing peschel fleet of vehicles to uber. -- special fleet vehicles to uber. maybe the least of those is this concept of ridesharing, but it has taken off. it has changed the way rental cars operate, it is a big part of the
develop something down the road that is appealing to wireless. where's go to vietnam boeing has won an order for the private airline. -- viet jet is an airbus customer. what incentives were offered? >> looking at the value of the new airplanes caused the max 200, which is through 70 max, max.t is -- 370 this was launched by ryanair, and clearly that airplane has 190 seats. they saw the economic stuff that airplanes, and this is the best economic any airplane can have in the world. that...
import growth. especially vietnam. been in place for the best part of 12 to 18 months. the risk it is more links to a slowdown in domestic and growth. further central-bank easing across asia. a positive for bonds. the asian bond rally certainly has legs. on a relative basis when we look at the returns that are occurring in other markets specially brazil it does look attractive on a relative basis. chief economist from the bank. from trash to cash. provideative way to financial access to indonesia's poorest people. you are watching first up on bloomberg. ♪ the city in eastern indonesia produces 800 thousand tons of rubbish every day. it fills up landfill site. the innovative plan is using garbage to get people access to financial services. >> this may be as close as that seen ever gets using a bank. she is withdrawing money from her counter the trash bank. 102 1000y i have rupees saved. the trash bank offers a way for some of indonesia's poorest people to get access to credit. the key currency is plentiful. it is literally trash. instead of throwing away rubbish and adding to landfil
import growth. especially vietnam. been in place for the best part of 12 to 18 months. the risk it is more links to a slowdown in domestic and growth. further central-bank easing across asia. a positive for bonds. the asian bond rally certainly has legs. on a relative basis when we look at the returns that are occurring in other markets specially brazil it does look attractive on a relative basis. chief economist from the bank. from trash to cash. provideative way to financial access to...
resolution be made here. and the tensions between china and the vietnam, between china and philippines are "not of our making" he is pushing blame here and saying china is within the power to was all issues. when it comes as some kind of maritime agreement, the question is, are we going to see some kind of consensus here? we see the u.s. and japan relatively on the same page when it comes to those maritime security issues. but europe is another story. they may not be on board, given the strong economic ties with china. there are complex relationships there. but they are deepening. anna: yvonne, thank you very much. tabs on theeeping g7. chris watling, ceo and chief market strategist at longview joins us now. thanks for coming in. really fascinating conversation. gompted by the g7 and other events. this time, a story we have in a bloomberg about how angela merkel has fewer pro austerity allies this time around, justin trudeau looking, as they say spending on investment for structure and the like. where are we about how much global austerity should be the theme? how much government shoul
resolution be made here. and the tensions between china and the vietnam, between china and philippines are "not of our making" he is pushing blame here and saying china is within the power to was all issues. when it comes as some kind of maritime agreement, the question is, are we going to see some kind of consensus here? we see the u.s. and japan relatively on the same page when it comes to those maritime security issues. but europe is another story. they may not be on board, given...
. has gotten in order for 100 jets for vietnam. billion, than $11 although airlines generally give discounts on big orders, the agreement was times to coincide with president obama's visit to vietnam. the board of tribune publishing has rejected the latest takeover offer. the publisher of the chicago tribune and the los angeles times call the bid clearly inadequate trade they are offering about $864 million, including debt. meanwhile, a billionaire has taken a 13% stake in tribune. that's your business flash for this hour. if you weeks ago, the market was weighing the risk of a u.s. recession, and now the market is anticipating a rate rise in june. the s&p 500 fluctuating all morning, gaining slightly right now in positive territory, this is ahead of data this week on manufacturing, housing, consumer sentiment, and growth for food on the strength of the u.s. economy. mark: our next guest says not so fast. they may not be secular stagnation, but growth remains low. joining us now is manish singh. thanks for joining us today. the s&p has not hit the high for a year, and many have loo
. has gotten in order for 100 jets for vietnam. billion, than $11 although airlines generally give discounts on big orders, the agreement was times to coincide with president obama's visit to vietnam. the board of tribune publishing has rejected the latest takeover offer. the publisher of the chicago tribune and the los angeles times call the bid clearly inadequate trade they are offering about $864 million, including debt. meanwhile, a billionaire has taken a 13% stake in tribune. that's your...
likely cause. after praising warmer relations between the united states and vietnam, president obama is using the second day of his visit there to promote greater freedom for the citizens. the president said that better human rights would improve vietnam's economy, stability, and regional power. inetta lynch is fayetteville, north carolina, to celebrate the police department improvements in policy and oversight. it is part of her national community policing tour created in response to a people in ferguson, missouri. the nation seems to be kicking and smoking habit faster than ever before. the rate of smoking among adults in the united states fell two percentage points to 15% last year. the centers for disease control and prevention says the last time there was a drop nearly as to 1993 when1992 the smoking rate fell 1.5%. global news 24 hours a day howard by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world, i am mark crumpton. back to you. pricing inr markets a summer rate increase. the s&p 500 has gained more than 2% in the dollar has barely budged. optimal rate in
likely cause. after praising warmer relations between the united states and vietnam, president obama is using the second day of his visit there to promote greater freedom for the citizens. the president said that better human rights would improve vietnam's economy, stability, and regional power. inetta lynch is fayetteville, north carolina, to celebrate the police department improvements in policy and oversight. it is part of her national community policing tour created in response to a people...
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the aircraft maker signs a deal in vietnam. all of that and more, coming up. ♪ francine: welcome back. let's get to the bloomberg business flash with nejra cehic. nejra: shares in fiat have fallen in the lawn today after a germany's federal motor transport authority found they allegedly used illegal stop or to manipulate admissions. reiterated that they comply with emissions rules. ryanair will slow this year. europe's largest discount airliner expects earnings to rise about 13% this year after a 43% surge in the 12 months through march, that is as airlines cut ticket prices to entice customers wary of flying after recent attacks. the ceo told bloomberg that the egyptair crash will put further pressure on your lines. >> the fact that we have had the bomb attacks in paris, now the egyptair flight, it isn't good. great thing about terrorism is it is always doomed to fail, but they change the way people behave. it's going to put downward pressure on airline pricing. will stop has said it investing in tobacco and will divest $1.8 billion into the industry. eurosl sell 200 billion worth of
the aircraft maker signs a deal in vietnam. all of that and more, coming up. ♪ francine: welcome back. let's get to the bloomberg business flash with nejra cehic. nejra: shares in fiat have fallen in the lawn today after a germany's federal motor transport authority found they allegedly used illegal stop or to manipulate admissions. reiterated that they comply with emissions rules. ryanair will slow this year. europe's largest discount airliner expects earnings to rise about 13% this year...
day. china, hong kong, taiwan, singapore, thailand, malaysia and sri lanka and vietnam. our top story this morning, here in asia, china's factories are exhibiting more encouraging signs of stability, and that implies further stimulus may not be needed for the time being. we have got stephen engle looking at the latest pmi numbers. it looks like things have stabilized. we have gone beyond the lunar holidays. now we are into april data, so there is stabilization. some of that targeted easing working into the system. at least to your point that perhaps as economist are increasingly thinking not predicting another pboc rate cut until later on down the road because this has been the recovery based on increased lending and construction. in particular, and housing. instead of focusing on deleveraging in the economy. really pushing this kind of stood minister get the economy going on and is working. look at the manufacturing pmi at 50.1. angie: this is 3.5 years worth of weakness. stephen: there was seven months below 50 for the manufacturing. this is the official pmi. the more private
day. china, hong kong, taiwan, singapore, thailand, malaysia and sri lanka and vietnam. our top story this morning, here in asia, china's factories are exhibiting more encouraging signs of stability, and that implies further stimulus may not be needed for the time being. we have got stephen engle looking at the latest pmi numbers. it looks like things have stabilized. we have gone beyond the lunar holidays. now we are into april data, so there is stabilization. some of that targeted easing...


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Q: How to add/remove objects with time in Three.js I want to add and remove objects with a period. For example, i have an array which includes 50 objects. I want to add the object with a period while removing the previous one, like creating an object stream. First i tried with setTimeout and setInterval functions but they didn't work (both inside and outside render function). Then i tried this;
function render(){
    controls.update(clock.getDelta());
    renderer.render( scene, camera);
    i = i+1;
    if (i % 2 == 0){
        if (i % 300 == 0){
            remove(lights);
        }
        else
        {   scene.add(lights[(i/2)]);
        }
    }
}

It works but it does not start adding process with first object. I also tried getElapsedtime() instead of iterating i, but this time it only adds the first object. Is there any more effective time controlled method that i can use for this?
Thanks a lot.

A: Something like this would work:
var spotOn = true;
window.setInterval(function(){spot()},milliseconds);

function spot() {
    var i;
    if(spotOn) {
        for(i = 0; i < lights.length; ++i) {
            scene.add(lights[i]);
        }
    } else {
        for(i = 0; i < lights.length; ++i) {
            scene.remove(lights[i]);
        }
    }
    spotOn = !spotOn;
}

function render(){
    renderer.render( scene, camera);
}

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West Africa, sub-Saharan Africa and South East Asia are most at risk from bat viruses 'spilling over' into humans resulting in new emerging diseases, according to a new global map compiled by scientists at UCL, the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and the University of Edinburgh.
The map shows risk levels due to a variety of factors including large numbers of different bat viruses found locally, increasing population pressure, and hunting bats for bushmeat.
Approximately 60-75% of reported human emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) are 'zoonotic', where infectious diseases in animals are naturally transmitted to humans. The researchers chose to study bats in particular as they are known to carry multiple zoonotic viruses and are the suspected origin of rabies, Ebola and SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome).
The research, using data published between 1900 and 2013, identified West Africa as the highest risk hotspot for zoonotic bat viruses. This area was outside the endemic range proposed by previous studies but has since experienced the largest scale outbreak of Ebola virus disease seen yet.
Published today in The American Naturalist, the study developed risk maps by identifying different factors which are important for driving the early-stage of zoonosis – the transmission of viruses from bats to humans. The factors influence specific points in the process which starts with the presence of viruses in the environment and host, progressing to bats and humans coming into contact and ending with successful infection of humans.
Information on the viruses carried by bats was collated by scientists at Western Michigan University and EcoHealth Alliance (both USA) who analysed over 110 years of data spanning 33 zoonotic bat viruses across 148 bat species from 453 literature sources. These results were then modelled by researchers at UCL and ZSL to find patterns and drivers for bat-human virus sharing and map the findings onto cells across the globe to identify areas at risk.
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