i'm olivia howe. unit willusch's asia use money from its recent ipo to look for deals in the region. budweiser expected to raise money in hong kong -- will give the company more flexibility as the global partners. a sign of how tougher regulation are forcing banks to change their business model. bloomberg has used that a french bank will get rid of the majority with asia -- in hong kong. the move is partly due to pressures brought by european regulations to put a price on a network. has hired aionaire deutsche bank executive to look for deals. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thanks. -- i have readto quite a bit about the various sectors that have been pushing equity markets higher. you gave me your thoughts earlier on why we have seen equity markets as strong as they of in given the deteriorating -- as they have been given the deteriorating global growth picture. i wonder what you make of sector rotation? it is interesting we see not just stocks connected with growth but those that yield

let's get the bloomberg first word news with olivia hows. olivia: president trump says government officials are working on the holiday to get a citizenship question on the next year's census. supreme court justices said the administration's rationale for including the question was contrived. the only house republican open to impeaching president trump is leaving the party. michigan congressman justin amash says he is disenchanted with party politics and frightened by what he sees. he is declaring his independence, saying the mueller report convinced him the president has engaged in impeachable conduct. russia will consider reducing key interest rates this month. the governor of the central bank they will limit the next six months. bmw and qualcomm are among the winners in an eu fight over the cars of the future, scrapping wi-fi technology as the basis for how cars talk to each other. the companies argue wi-fi offers poor performance compared to future 5g networks. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more t

tonight -- olivia munn, comedian ramy youssef, music from matt maeson featuring the 8g band with jon wurster. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news in a new interview president trump said that he is not prepared to lose the 2020 election saying, "i haven't lost very much in my life." dude, you lost a billion dollars in ten years [ laughter ] that's like the team that plays the globetrotters saying they haven't lost very much [ laughter ] according to reports, senator bernie sanders is preparing for this week's democratic primary debate by reading opposing policy positions instead of doing drills or mock debates while president trump is preparing by consulting a rhyming dictionary [ light laughter ] "o'rourke, dork. that's good. write that down. [ laughter ] former pennsylvania congressman joe sestak announced yesterday he is running for president. also yesterday a tree announced that it was

tonight -- olivia munn, comedian ramy youssef, music from matt maeson featuring the 8g band with jon wurster. ♪ [ cheers and applaus ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night.w' hos everybody doing tonight? [ chrs and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news in a new interview president trump said that he is not prepared to lose the 2020 election saying, "i ven't lost very much in life." dude, you lost a billion dollars in ten years [ laughter ]'s thike the team that plays the globetrotters saying they haven't lost very much [ laughter ] according to reports, senator bernie sanders is preparing for this week's democratic primary dete by reading opposing policy positions instead of doing drills or mock debates while presidentrump is preparing by consulting a rhyming dictionary [ light laughter ] "o'rourke, dork. that's good. write that down. [ laughter ] former pennsylvania congressman joe sestak announced yesterday he is running for president. also yesterday a tree announced that it was falling in the f

let's get a first word news update with olivia hows. olivia: at the vatican today, russian president vladimir putin met with pope francis. it is a sign of closer ties between the kremlin and the catholic church. russian officials said the meeting would focus on syria and ukraine. tomorrow's the pope is due to hold talks with the ukraine about conflict in that country. british special forces have seized a supertanker suspected of carrying iranian oil to syria, in violation of u.s. sanctions against the syrians. the tanks are ready to go, and the fighter jets are set for the flyover, all part of president trump's changes to the two directional fourth of july celebration on the national mall -- the traditional fourth of july silla brush and on the national mall. there is concerned that the 20th to nuclear treaty with iran is about to collapse asked that the 2015 nuclear treaty with iran is about to collapse -- that the 2015 nuclear deal with iran is about to collapse. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by

olivia: that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: olivia hows in london. breaking news conference data. may industrial output, rising 4% year on year. the estimate was for an increase of 1.6% so the number looks to be above estimates. month on month, the industrial output figure rising 2.1%. month on month, the estimate was for an increase of 0.3%. manufacturing production, getting those figures. that is for the french economy this morning. we see the euro spiking a little on the back of that. 112.15, -- now at 1.1215. this takes us nicely into an airbus story. and aviation story. that fromring about olivia and industrial output numbers. let's get to manufacturing company -- numbers. are european transport deputy editor joins us on set in london. good morning to you. we have data out of both boeing and airbus now? give us the state of play. >> six-month figures from boeing and airbus, and this is the impact of the max grounding for boeing. also, the fact airbus has got its act together after a slow start to orders too. after the first six months, we have 1

that is bloomberg's olivia carville. olivia, thanks for that context. coming up, facebook seeks to soothe consumes on capitol hill to any potential backlash from its libra cryptocurrency project. what to expect from next week's hearing. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: facebook is seeking to mitigate concerns around its crypto currency project libra amidst growing backlash from regulators. in a letter to senators monday, facebook's cocreator of libra, david marcus, wrote, "we know that big ideas take time and we know we can't do this alone. we want and need governments, central banks, regulators, nonprofits, and other stakeholders at the table and value the feedback we have received." this, after members of the house committee told facebook last week that they should halt the project, citing national security and monetary policy concerns. marcus will text a finest week and hearings on the cryptocurrency. obviously, you are both in the crypto industry. but i'm curious what you are expecting from these hearings. hunter, you also worked at facebook for a long

olivia: whether or not red hat can really fold into ibm. this company has a staunch and old-school corporate work culture. can this company red hat, which bit --n to be a little the ceo talking about, within willacquisition, red hat remain a distinct unit within ibm. its own consulting services, its own sales, its own terms and conditions. the red hat leadership team including the ceo will remain within red hat. they hope that enable to maintain red hat's independence, this integration will work seamlessly. ginni: we have heard rometty talk about the hyper cloud before. how is what ibm is trying to do different from what amazon web services, microsoft, google do? olivia: they all provide different public cloud networks with particular strengths. iszon's strength infrastructure services. cloud's strength is its customer management platform . when you see companies buying and using these clouds for different reason. ibm is trying to become the glue that will stick together or connect all of those different clouds onto one platform. you may be

bolivia: -- olivia: in america, we all know it is a hook up app. it is known for casual dating , casual sex among young college on collegend campuses around the country where people can meet to get to know one another. and that really wasn't going to fly in korea. the dating culture largely in korea as i found out researching this story, they would meet through blind dating where friends connect to different people who had not met one another before. so tinder kind of knew the hook up reputation, that kind of casual dating scene wasn't really going to work in korea. so it decided to attempt to totally reinvent itself into more of a friendship app, so it claims that it is a social discovery network. when you look at the marketing around the country, on the billboards outside university towns, the advertisements all read "new year, new friendships, new you," so it is more around building friendships rather than dating. emily: is this going to fly in china where there is tough regulation on u.s. social media companies, or they are nonexistent, or is t

olivia: in america, we all know it is a hook up app. it is known for casual dating and sex among young college graduates on college campuses around the country, where people connect and get to know one another. and that really wasn't going to fly in korea. the dating culture largely in korea as i found out researching the story is they would meet through blind dating where friends connect to different people who had not met one another before. so tinder knew the hook up reputation, that kind of casual dating would not work in korea, so it decided to attempt to reinvent itself into more of a friendship app, so it claims to be a social discovery network. on the billboards outside university townsend, the advertisements are, "new year, new friendships, new you, so it " so it is more around building friendships other than dating. emily: will this fly in china where there is tough regulation on u.s. social media companies, nonexistent, or are they focusing outside of china? olivia: they are not looking at china right now, but they are lookin

he calls his lady olivia over. >> let me talk to olivia. >> she was able to pull this whole thing off, this amazing celebration. this space that they're in holds a very near and dear place in both of their hearts. because about 4 1/2 years ago, they made their debut as a couple right here. >> oh, tears. >> this is the rest of your life. >> this was a surprise party for him. was this always his plan for her? did he manipulate her into getting a surprise party for himself to get everyone there so he could propose? >> somehow he learned about the plans and decided he was going to make his move during the party. >> i'm going to lose it. >> it's hard enough to pull off a surprise party. it's even harder to pull off a surprise engagement while you're trying to keep the secret of the surprise party in the first place. but they were able to do it. >> thank you so much. >> yes, sweet. they do a group toast, say their thank you, and olivia is still in shock. >>> a little praise in this video. praise the skill of the horses and riders. this is the drill team being caught directly from above from

olivia: in america, we all know it is a hook up app. it is known for casual dating and sex among young college graduates on college campuses around the country, where people connect and get to know one another. and that really wasn't going to fly in korea. the dating culture largely in korea as i found out researching the story is they would meet through blind dating where friends connect to different people who had not met one another before. so tinder knew the hook up reputation, that kind of casual dating would not work in korea, so it decided to attempt to totally reinvent itself into more of a friendship app, so it claims to be a social discovery network. when you look at the marketing around the country on the billboards outside of university towns, the advertisements are, "new year, new friendships, new you," so it is more around building friendships other than dating. emily: will this fly in china where there is tough regulation on u.s. social media companies, or they are nonexistent or are , they focusing outside of china? oliv

olivia: we know that ibm is an american icon. it has been around for 108 years. economic booms and busts and survived. and has gone through a transformation before to stave off bankruptcy. with this acquisition, ibm is essentially reinventing itself to become a competitive provider it is pretty fierce cloud marketplace. emily: what are some of the risks with this new strategy? this is obviously a huge acquisition, second largest tech deal ever. certainly, there has to be some challenges ahead and integrating these companies. olivia: one of the biggest challenges we have for ibm is actually bringing it into the full. when ibm purchased red hat, it did not buy the company for its technology. it is an open-source cloud technology so a lot of its technology is available online. it purchased red hat for's developer community, for its talent. to achieve isas to keep those red hat employees in place. we saw in press releases earlier today that they plan to keep red hat as an independent business unit within ibm. that means its leadership team will remain in place. it wi

let's get a bloomberg first word news update with olivia hows. olivia: the u.s. and china agreed a traders and said they will revive negotiations. this comes after negotiations at the g20. president trump said he will scale back restrictions on huawei. he said they are running the trade war and they should hold off on tariffs. >> as the president continuing talks, which had been interrupted for a while, it's a very big deal. i think that the banner headline for this and i think everybody is going to be pleased. there is no promises, no deal made, no timetable. i want to emphasize that. olivia: president trump has become the first sitting u.s. leader to step foot in you -- north korea. he met kim jong-un at the hester lee planned meeting -- hastily planned meeting. he said it was a great honor, inviting kim to the white house. opec and allies are moving to extend supply cuts in the first quarter of 2020 as they said -- grapple with shale output and out. oil jumps to a five-month high. we heard from iran's oil minister ahead of the meeting. alive, wants to be shoul

olivia munn is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) but before that, we've got to get into the news. let's be honest, for the past few days, we've mainly been focused on three stories, america versus iran, migrant children at the border, and the latest supersmash brothers release, the democratic primary race. ( laughter ) yes. my favorite move is the joe biden death mas sabling. even though those are the main stories, there are tons of other stories happening in the news. the truth is we just don't have the time to talk about them. luckily, not enough time is just the right amount of time for a segment we call "ain't nobody got time for that." ( cheers and applause ) ♪ all right, let's kick it off with student debt. these crippling college loans are the reason that you're probably watching the "the daily show" right now, using your neighbor's wi-fi. ( laughter ) but there could be a new way to become debt free -- just don't pay. >> all student debt gone in six months. this is a new plan proposed by senator ber

olivia: in america, we all know it is a hook-up app. it is known for casual dating and casual sex among young and on collegees campuses around the country, where people connect and get to know one another. that was not going to fly in korea. the dating culture in korea, they would meet through blind dating where friends connect to different people who had not met one another before. tinder knew the hook-up reputation and casual dating scene would not work in korea, so it decided to attempt to totally reinvent itself into more of a friendship app so it claims to be a social discovery network. if you look at the marketing, it is on the billboards outside university towns reading new year, new friendships, new you, so it is more around building friendships rather than dating. emily: will this fly in china where there is tough regulation on u.s. social media companies or are they focusing outside of china? olivia: they are not looking at china right now, but they are looking at different countries across the asia-pacific, a huge focus in ko

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olivia: in america, we all know it is a hook up app. it is known for casual dating and sex among young college graduates and on college campuses around the country, where people connect and get to know one another. that would not fly in korea. the dating culture in korea, they would meet through blind dating where friends connect to different people who had not met one another before. tinder knew the hook up reputation and casual dating would not work in korea, so it decided to attempt to reinvent itself in a friendship app so it claims to be a social discovery network. on the billboards outside university towns the advertisements read -- new year, new friendships, new you, so it is more around building friendships rather than dating. emily: will this fly in china where there is tough regulation or are they focusing outside of china? olivia: they are not looking at china right now, but they are looking at different countries across the asia-pacific, a huge focus in korea, japan, and india where they have local managers on the ground try

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emily: that was bloomberg tech's olivia carville in new york. coming up, facebook has ambitious plans to improve diversity. but are they realistic? facebook's global chief diversity officer tells us how they are planning to boost numbers, next. ♪ emily: welcome back to "best of bloomberg technology," i'm emily chang. facebook has set big goals to boost workforce diversity. in its annual diversity report, the social company announced plans to double the number of female employees globally over the next five years as well as the number of black and hispanic employees in the united states. the company also said it wants half of its u.s. workforce to be from underrepresented groups by 2024. we said in with facebook's global chief diversity officer, maxine williams, on wednesday and asked why they are setting these goals now. maxine: there has been research done by very credible institutions to say that having goals is one of the ways in which you drive change. one center in conjunction with the ford foundation have done a lot of work, a big study

he calls his lady olivia over. >> big shout out to olivia. >> she was able to pull this whole thing off and that holds a near and dear place in their heart. 4.5 years ago they made their debut as a couple right >> oh my god. >> so wait this is a surprise party for him. was this always his plan to propose? or did he manipulate her into getting a surprise party for himself to get everyone there so he could propose. >> well, somehow he found out about the plan and decided he was going to make his move during the it's hard enough to pull off a surprise party. it's even hard enough to pull off a surprise engagement but they were able to do she is still >> if the bear is near the woods does it catch our attention? yes, every single time. like this one here. that bear jumped a guard rail and ran up the vertical rock, dirt wall. >> this is like extreme cli climbing. we have seen it. it's amazing he is doing it with no ropes. >> they're expert climbers. it's having a hard time. >> it's just going to the right. >> it gets right to the top. >> no. >> one foot to go. >> no. >> don't go straight up.

. >> olivia, you know i love you, you owe us >>now at 18. oakland's mayor on the new numbers showing a giant increase in homelessness in her city. the trump administration activate an old love to deport undocumented immigrants quickly they will get see an immigration judge probably won't have any time to access an attorney. heartbreaking any my her instantly drop neighbors, remember the couple run down by a tesla driver in san francisco.

emily: that was bloomberg tech's olivia carville in new york. coming up, facebook has ambitious plans to improve diversity. but are they realistic? facebook's global chief diversity officer tells us how they are planning to boost numbers, next. ♪ hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can schedule a time for them to call me back, it's great! you have our number programmed in? ya i don't even know your phone anymore... excuse me?! what? i don't know your phone number. aw well. he doesn't know our phone number! you have our fax number, obviously... today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. emily: welcome back to "best of bloomberg technology," i'm emily chang. facebook has set big goals to boost workforce diversity. in its annual diversity report, the social company announced plans to double the number

emily: that was bloomberg tech's olivia carville in new york. coming up, facebook has ambitious plans to improve diversity. but are they realistic? facebook's global chief diversity officer tells us how they are planning to boost numbers, next. ♪ facebook has set big goals to boost workforce diversity. in its annual diversity report, the social company announced plans to double the number of female employees globally over the next five years as well as a -- the number of black and hispanic employees in the united states. the company also said it wants half of the u.s. workforce to be from underrepresented groups by 2024. we sat down with their global chief diversity officer, maxine williams, on wednesday and asked why they are setting these goals now. maxine: there has been research done by very credible institutions to say that having goals is one of the ways in which you drive change. ford foundation has done a lot of work, a big study on why people believe technology and they have seen that having goals makes a difference. it is one of the

emily: that was bloomberg tech's olivia carville in new york. coming up, facebook has ambitious plans to improve diversity. but are they realistic? facebook's global chief diversity officer tells us how they are planning to boost numbers, next. ♪ emily: welcome back to "best of bloomberg technology," i'm emily chang. facebook has set big goals to boost workforce diversity. in its annual diversity report, the social company announced plans to double the number of female employees globally over the next five years as well as a -- the number of black and hispanic employees in the united states. the company also said it wants half of the u.s. workforce to be from underrepresented groups by 2024. we sat down with their global chief diversity officer, maxine williams, on wednesday and asked why they are setting these goals now. maxine: there has been research done by very credible institutions to say that having goals is one of the ways in which you drive change. ford foundation has done a lot of work, a big study on why people believe technology an

but a welcome distraction today in the form of a birthday shout-out from her estranged daughter, olivia jade. after four months of radio silence and moving out of her parents' home, olivia jade posted this mom-daughter moment this morning with the caption one day late. happy birthday. i love you so much. we're told the two "have started talking but are far from being close again." loughlin turned 55 on sunday. she was spotted heading to church with husband mossimo. their oldest daughter isabella also broke her social media silence, posting this black and white photo posing with her mom. lori and mossimo are next due in court august 27th. if convicted of paying the $500,000 in bribes, they could face up to 40 years in prison. >>> also celebrating a birthday this weekend, j.lo's guy, alex rodriguez, who turned 44 on saturday. >> oh, wow. >> yes, that's right. it's birthday time! >> jennifer along with alex's daughters ella and natasha surprised a-rod during his "sunday night baseball" broadcast. >> thank you, baby. the whole summer has been one large cake. >> i have to do three shows in a

. >> seth: you -- olivia colman, oscar winner, olivia colman is in the series. and did you -- how do you get someone like olivia colman to agree to do your show? >> oh, well, you emotionally bribe her with your friendship >> seth: gotcha. that's a nice starting point, a friendship >> so, i madher come see "fleabag" the play and then made her tell me that she loved it so much she wanted to be in athing i wrote. and then she came to see the play, and she's -- i mean, and also the naughtiest, most mischievous. and she really likes the play. and she said, "if you ever want me to be in anything, th let know. but i'd already written the pilot for the show for the tv show. and so i w like, "oh, let me just quickly write in a part for olivia colman. and then -- there's one role in the play of the godmother that t isked about but not -- only for a couple of sentences. so, i spoke to her about that. we talked about what she's like to play. and i just thought, "god, i haven't seen her play someone who is really awful and, like, >> seth: yeah. >> and the kind of cruel - >>

in theaters nationwide. >> it is very important you keep this safe. >> reporter: olivia wilde tweeted at the time saying "we are getting creamed by the big dogs out there and need your support. don't give studios an excuse not to greenlight movies made by and about women." wilde, acknowledging the challenge of getting female storylines greenlit and also filling theaters. >> i think there's room for both the theater experience and streaming. i'm still excited to watch hulu's new "four weddings and a funeral" which is amazing. but i also am so excited to go to the theater and see a romantic comedy. >> reporter: returning us to a place where love conquers all. we're back at rom com fest, where fans say the genre's never left. >> i think we relate to those themes in the modern day where a lot of chaos can be going on but you can sit at home and watch "to all the boys i loved before" and be like the world is beautiful. >> one of her favorite romcoms "never been kissed" before a delighted audience. >> they're fun. you get to laugh and be with aneverody really enjoys it. >> the creator of ro

. >> olivia munn, she posted this shot walking out of the hotel with it. if you don't leave comic-con with a sword, were you really at comic-con. >> olivia, you know i love you, you owe us - [announcer] if you want to make more money and take control of your financial future, then get ready because real estate multimillionaire and best-selling author than merrill, star of a&e's hit tv show, flip this house has one heck of an opportunity for you. for the last decade, you've seen than all over tv and now than's chosen your area to hold a free two hour live class where you'll learn how you can start making money in real estate on a part-time or full-time basis. you'll learn a step-by-step blueprint for flipping homes and buying and holding income properties that generate consistent cash flow. this is the exact process than

. >> seth: you -- olivia colman, oscar winner, olivia colman is in the series. and did you -- how do you get someone like olivia colman to agree to do your show? >> oh, well, you emotionally bribe her with your friendship. >> seth: gotcha. that's a nice starting point, a friendship. >> so, i made her come see "fleabag" the play. and then made her tell me that she loved it so much she wanted to be in anything i wrote. and then she came to see the play, and she's -- i mean, loveliest woman in the world. and also the naughtiest, most mischievous. and she really likes the play. and she said, "if you ever want me to be in anything, then let me know." but i'd already written the pilot for the show. for the tv show. and so i was like, "oh, let me just quickly write in a part for olivia colman." and then -- there's one role in the play of the godmother that is talked about but not -- only for a couple of sentences. so, i spoke to her about that. we talked about what she's like to play. and i just thought, "god, i haven't seen her play someone who is really awful and, li

olivia: in america, we all know it is a hook up app. it is known for casual dating and sex among young college graduates on college campuses around the country, where people connect and get to know one another. that would not fly in korea. the dating culture in korea, they would meet through blind toing where friends connect different people who had not met one another before. tinder knew the hook up casual dating would not work in korea, so it decided to attempt to reinvent itself in a friendship app so it claims to be a social discovery network. on the billboards outside university towns come at the year,isements read -- new new friendships, new you, so it is more around building friendships other than dating. emily: well this fly and china where there is tough regulation -- will this fly in china where there is tough regulation or are they focusing outside of china? olivia: they are not looking at china right now, but they are looking at different countries across the asia-pacific, a huge focus in korea, japan, and india where they h

we are coming to you olivia "lii mean "live"! see? we can't edit that out because we're "liv"! one man emerged from the giant field ofñr candidates and achiee a hard core victory. tonight was the bachelorette finale. you did the right thing, han navment jed was no good for you. tonight was also important because we finished watching the second democratic presidential debate. now this debate was held in detroit, michigan, which is significant for a couple of reasons. first because michigan is a major swing state, secondly because the fox theater is where the debate was held, it's one of the most pivotal moments in presidential campaign history. >> it's all happening in downtown detroit the fox theater, the same venue where donald trump talked about the size of his hands. >> he referred to my hands. if they're small, something else must be small. there's no problem, i guarantee. ( laughter ) >> trevor: whatever happened to that guy? this was the first of two nights of theday de bait with ten candidates each night. one major difference, steve bullock took the place of eric swalwe

and we re left from our homes in olivia and were rescued by localfishermen and the guard who assisted as well. —— homs. survivors have returned to libya and we are providing them with assistance and they estimate another 150 people died at sea. this tragedy comes this week after we saw more than 50 people died in an airstrike a detention centre. this has to be a moment for a change in approach to the mediterranean situation. libya sees more search and rescue boats operating at sea and more done to release people from these detention centres. saving lives now needs to become the call priority. us media are reporting that the financierjeffrey epstein has been taken to hospital after being found semi—conscious in a prison cell in new york. epstein is accused of sexually assaulting underage girls. japanese car—maker nissan has announced that it is cutting over 12,000 jobs globally — about 9% of its total workforce. nissan also announced that its net profit for the first three months of the year dropped by 9a.5% — its worst performance in a decade, as it struggles against rival

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here is olivia howard in london. olivia: wall street has not been this pessimistic on apple for a long time. rosenblatt downgraded the company bringing the total number of eris analysts to five, that is the highest number since 1997. apple did not release the imac until year later and the ipod did not debut till 2001. sweepy recession will not the economy according to henry mcveigh. market over did it cutting by 50 basis points this month. >> the market got to dovish on the fed, the idea that they would do 50 basis points in terms of easing in july is too optimistic. ultimately, the fed sees low inflation and i think they see slowing growth. the prudent thing to do is to do 25 basis points. could: virgin galactic become the first spate -- spaceflight company to go public. planning to invest 800 million dollars in the company for a 49% stake. the company would be publicly listed. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: here is a look at what you should be watching for. appears court decides whether the orange ceo

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olivia: we have a class-action lawsuit filed in manhattan and different civil suits filed across the country in california, pennsylvania, and texas. the similar thread is they are fired older employees in order to bring in and retain new younger workers. they actually call these cases a hireand higher -- fire and discrimination scheme. they allege ibm has been carrying out this sort of resource action since as far back as 2014. said: ibm in a statement they have reinvented ibm in the last five years to target higher value opportunities for clients. the company hires 50,000 employees every year. tell us more about how the company is responding. olivia: ibm is a 108-year-old company and has faced fading revenues for years, and it has been trying to reinvent itself. it has kind of totally missed the mark in the cloud computing revolution and has been lagging behind the likes of amazon, microsoft, and google for about a decade, so the company is on this new growth trajectory, bringing in hybrid cloud and trying to become a whole different company that focuses on newer technologies like a

olivia: one of the biggest risks is whether or not red hat will be able to fold into ibm. this company is known to have a staunch and old-school corporate work culture. will this open source lenox providing company called red hat, being known to be a renegade and revolutionary in the space, really be able to come into the ibm family? we heard ginni and jim talking about how within the acquisition, red hat will remain independent, a distinct unit, within ibm. it will have its own consulting services, sales, terms and conditions. red hat leadership team including jim, will remain within red hat. they will be able to talk to their own clients rather than through ibm. they are hoping that in order to maintain red hat's independence, the integration will really work seamlessly. usey: we have heard ginni the words hybrid cloud before, in fact talking about it for the last several years as they have tried to navigate the transition. froms this different microsoft, amazon? providethey all different public cloud networks that have particular strengths. amazon strength is infrastruc

olivia's internationally recognized government has asked the government in paris -- libya's internationally recognized government has asked to government in paris explain how weapons were delivered. luke has more. >> these are javelins. u.s.-made antitank missiles versatile, lethal, and costly. discovered for such weapons at the military base last month. they continue their offense on a aaa. libya has demanded further explanations from paris, demanding to know. >> while therench minisistry coconfirmed the javelins w were it says they were never meant to be held by anyone in libya. unusable, they were being stocked in a warehouse in preparation for them to be destroyed. they were not transferred to local forces. has insisted they only cooperate with the troops in the fight against terrorism in the east of the country. questions remain as to why the french javelins were found south of tripoli. more than 1000 people have been killed. tens of thousands have b been displaced. airbase in the turkish capital have received the first shipment of the missile systems. net estimated $2 billion delivery

. >> our favorite thing at comic-con this year has to be face-timing with the rook's star olivia munn's mom. >> i'm calling you, kevin frazier is calling from entertainment tonight. >> mom, you have to look in the camera. >> you want to say hi. >> i'll put you close to the camera. there you are. >> hi, america. >> hi, ica.er >>> coming up -- >> hello, neighbor. >> how mr. hanks became mr. rogers. we're revealing rogers' ties to the icon. >>> what record did the lion king trample this weekend. >>> then -- >> no one has been a tour of this scale. >> garth and blake >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- >>> who needs friends when you look like this. ♪ >>> no surprise the lion king ruled at the box office but it really did blow past all expectations. listen to this -- it had the biggest july opening, ever. $185 million domestically. it has made another $346 million worldwide. bring the total to 531 million bucks in just a few days. it's already hot on the heels of the aladdin remake which should passed the billion-dollar mark. good to be disney. >>> another movie we're excited about "a beautiful

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francine: thank you so much, olivia. amazon's profit for the second quarter is marked by surging costs and shorter delivery times. they are now warning investors that one-day shipping has a big price tag. alphabet shares rise as google announces a share buyback plan. regulatory concerns from facebook. joining us are our guests. do you like tech at the moment, james? >> i do. francine: all kinds of tech? james: i am concerned. the six largest companies represent 20% of the equity market and so active managers need to take punchy bets. said, looking at the long-term growth credentials, i come out feeling there is more upside. francine: even amazon? james: absolutely. francine: what do you do with tech? an: ia, too, like tech. i say we favor more software over hardware and we are slightly skeptical about the semi argument, but overall, you -- be long.ng francine: this is on a regulation and the fact that they will break it up? the department of justice review is a high hurdle for facebook where's i expect the others will be

olivia de janeiro shows us how some nonprofits are teaming up to give the marine corps veteran, a new lease on life. >>heading down walls. and clearing space to build a better life for a local disabled veteran really deal we want report enough you agree and that's saying a lot for a man who just got out of the hospital 4 days ago she too had a man the way to the low cleo schuller has lived in this house for 30 years since it was brand new when everything basically to go we couldn't do anything and more recent health complications have made it nearly impossible for cleo to get around his own home. so his family reached out to habitat for humanity for some help. >>when we receive the cry for help from cleo we realized it was a pretty heavy lift in right now with the current housing prices know they need is just. >>so they contacted other local housing nonprofits to see if they were willing to collaborate and said interested if we are. >>all kind of treating this like a pot luck and we each brought our resources or expertise to the table to make the list not so happy for one of us put to

. >> our favorite thing at comic-con this year has to be face-timing with the rook's star olivia munn's mom. >> i'm calling you, kevin frazier is calling from entertainment tonight. >> mom, you have to look in the camera. >> you want to say hi. >> i'll put you close to the camera. there you are. >> hi, america. >> hi, america. >>> coming up -- >> hello, neighbor. >> how mr. hanks became mr. rogers. we're revealing rogers' ties to the icon. >>> what record did the lion king trample this weekend. >>> then -- >> no one has been a tour of this scale. >> no one has been a tour of this scale. >> garth and blake at air wick, we know that in nature, scent comes in waves... gently and beautifully... air wick essential mist is an expression of nature. transforming natural essential oils into a fragrant mist. simply adjust your setting for the perfect balance... and it gently fills the room. pausing, when it's just right. take in notes of nature... and experience the fragrant mist with air wick essential mist. >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- >>> who needs friends when you >>> minutes away on "e.t."

olivia de janeiro shows us how several nonprofits are teaming up to give the marine corps veteran. >>a new lease on life. >>heading down walls. and clearing space to build a better life for a local disabled veteran be really think would feel we want report enough you agree and that's saying a lot for a man who just got out of the hospital 4 days ago she too had a man the way to the low cleo schuller has lived in this house for 30 years since it was brand new when everything basically to we couldn't do anything and more recent health complications have made it nearly impossible for cleo to get around his own home. so his family reached out to habitat for humanity for some help. >>when we receive the cry for help from cleo we realized it was a pretty heavy lift in right now with the current housing crisis the need is just. >>so they contacted other local housing nonprofits to see if they were willing to collaborate and said interested if we are. >>all kind of treating this like a pot luck and we each brought our resources or expertise to the table to make the list not so happy for on

olivia: it will be near impossible. that comes down to the fact that the sheer number is insurmountable. in addition to that there are two other layers of complexity. we have a complicated supply chain where you have u.s. manufacturers who are able to buy these chinese cameras, rebrand them or relabel them, bring them into the u.s. and sell them as their own. that effectively means when you walk into your local bodega or a parking lot or at your local bank you might see a camera with inanasonic label on it, but reality it is a chinese device in disguise. in addition to that, these federal agencies who are tasked with implementing this ban, the majority of them do not have the software available to know what devices they are actually running on their networks. they don't know how many cameras there are or where they are. that means they will have to remove these cameras manually one by one. shery: that is so scary, especially when you consider these two companies control one third of the market for video surveillance. th

. ♪ we began with olivia. libiya. left from tripoli with around 300 on board. saved in return. the agency has cold for the migrants not to be returned, with a face conflict and possible imprisonment. the global sports person for africa in the mediterranean said this is likely to be another year of death on the mediterranean sea. nother tragic c accident on the year inanean, the sixth a row, a milestone that bears thinking about. taking these journeys are often refugees. we need to prevent them getting includingst place, expanding pathways such as the family reunification processes, review 19 parents with children, but also humanitarian admissions, private sponsorship schemes, educational scholarships. there are many ways to do this to get people out of harms way. ♪ >> the man who guided tunisia to a democratic era has died. was elected president in the wake of protests that toppled the dictator and sparked a wave of antigovernment movements in the middle east. he has now been replaced by the speaker of parliament. i knew election will be held september 15. we have more. >> a