bookings from september to december down 52 percent. trips to france are down by nearly 20 percent over the same period. spain, portugal and italy are seeing an increase. >> reed: a strong warning being attached to the nearly 400 pain and anxiety medications. it applies to prescription opioid medications, opioid containing cough products and drugs to treat anxiety, insomnia and seizures. the fda is requiring companies to include boksd warnings. sxertds say combining the drug coos cause serious side effects such as difficult breathing, extreme ee death. >>> health leaders are describing the lack of emergency funding for zika. experts gathered to discuss the emerging health threat. the head of allergies and infectious diseases says it had to borrow money to pay for vaccine development. the centers for disease control and prevention is nearly out of money to fight zika. the cdc has been assisting florida with test kits. they're helping with tracking mosquito control. a major problem when it's most dangerous to public women. >> people tend to not get upset about it because it's like it's so

shipment of orange juice as a southern france plant they stumbled upon a shipment of cocaine, a total of eight or 15 pounds of cocaine officials say that they call the police and po the police are now investigating. three people recover at an irish hospital after severe turbulence from an american airlines flight bound for london, the turbulence injured ten passengerss and two flight attendants, and eventually arrived in london, the first time in five decades the us has air service to cuba, a jetblue flight took off from fort lauderdale bound for santa clara, r cuban said the fly signals a rising tide of american tourist interest, but some cuban say the countries aging infrastructure is not ready for a wave of tourists. >> in florida, they hope that preparations are enough tropical weather arrives, widespread flooding in the gulf region last night with someme expecting 10 inches of rainfall the depression is expected to strengthen before making landfall tomorrow. the south has lots of rainfall, there has been a emergency declared in upstate new york after their severe drought,t,en usda d

is 9:00 p.m. here in the french cap toll. you are watching live from prison "france 24." i am catherine clifford, and these are your headlines. she says she is the victim after coup and will be back. latest reaction from dilma rousseff after she was removed from office in a senate impeachment vote this wednesday. the new brazilial president due to be sworn in within a couple of minutes time. a surprise and speedy visit to the country he once branded the home of rapists and criminals, donald trump is in mexico at the invitation of the mexican president just hours before

is the leading geographer in france who put together this image of what western north america might look like. gusts from idaho, me from oregon, feeling just a little bit nervous. one point this gets across is europeans a the this time don't know very much about the geography of north america. it's positive they are thinking they can reach the waters of the pacific or some inland extension of it rel tufly easily. any idea what might give rise to this kind of image? anybody been to utah? big salt lake which looks really, really big. if you've been out there and the ways that stories travel. you could see how the stories could be magnified. pew gent sound, something that's called the salt and sea of southern california which isn't always there, but it is occasionally, in the fact that be it's called salt gives you some idea. there are some probably some basis for rumors, but the conclusion is farfetched. this is a lead play the which was left by the expedition which was found by some school kids during recess and pierre, south dakota, in 1913. as i said, that's back in the days when e

buys more from the united states than germany, spain, france and italy, japan and the united kingdom altogether. there are many manufacturing jobs in the united states that have not moved to other regions of the world, specifically because together we've been able to develop a competitive manufacturing platform in the north american region. and 40% of the mexican exports are made in the united states. as partners, we have to work together in order to avoid the loss of jobs from our region. however, this does not mean that the north american free trade agreement can't be improved to the benefit of both parties. it is an agreement that was signed over 12 years ago. the next president of the united states will find in my government a partner who wants to build the road to modernization so that we become more effective in generating quality jobs and better paying jobs in both countries. i do not believe that trade must be zero-sum, that one loses when one wins. quite on the contrary. it should be seen as an effort that produces value on both sides and that makes our region, north america

france, and it acquires florida from spain, and alaska from russia and oregon through agreement with britain. and it acquires the southwest from mexico. there's a lot of nations mentioned in that. and not one native american nation. not a single indian nation on this map. so what our students see when they look at it is this growth of the nation happened in the absence of native people. and what i suggest is it happens the way it happens in large part because of native people. and this is not inevitable. thomas jefferson spoke about an ocean to ocean republic. an ocean-bound republic. here it is. so it makes sense that we look at this map and say, yeah, everything falls into place lock step, because we know this is going to happen. but our problem is whether we're teachers or students is that we're blinkered if not blinded by hindsight. we know how the story ended. and so given this massive expansion, if you like, of this juggernaut, yeah. indians don't figure much into it because, of course, they are just the victims of this expansion. but november 1795, john adams said in his diary

much harder to get weapons there than it is inside france or belgium. what worries the european counterterrorism officials is that terrorists are communicating, isis operatives communicating using things like telegram which intelligence services cannot read into, cannot see what's going on. the only way that they can compromise them, if you will, is to bug their houses or their vehicles. so there are some pluses here for the british, but there are also some worrying things. there are unknown communications happening and a lot of that effort is towards britain right now. >> then nic, what about the death itself? what russia is claiming. the white house spokesperson, josh ernest, said there are absolutely no facts to substantiate russia's claim that they were the ones, it was their air strike. but they were operating in that area, were they not? >> yes, they were. that's certainly what they claim and on that day and around about that time but they are using completely different types of weapons systems. russians are not using guided missile systems. at least that's the assessment

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inland sea in north america. the leading geographer put this together in france. feeling a little bit nervous, your state is under water. but one point this gets across is europens at this time don't really know very much about the geography of western north america. it's plausible that explorers think they can reach the waters of the pacific or inland extension of it relatively easy. any idea what might give rise to this image? anybody been to utah? you have that salt lake, which looks really big. in the sort of standard, if you've been out there, and the way that stories travel, you could imagine how stories of salt lake could be sort of magnified. puget sound is something that seems like an inland body of water. salt and sea in southern california isn't always there, but it is occasionally. it is called salt and gives you some idea. there are some basis for these rumors, but they're a little farfetched. this is a lead plate, which was left by the expedition, which was found by school kids during recess in pierre, south dakota, in 1913. as i said, back in the days when everything wa

particular consistency. it is expensive. it came from france. but we got that and we got it done. so today, we look out at that cable car and it isn't quite half way to the stars, but it is certainly is very very special. ladies and gentlemen, i want to thank everybody that helped with this skepture for our beloved tony bennett. charlotte and i remember him down at market street when the cable cars went back into operation after the rehabilitation and he has been there every sense and he really has put the cable car on the international list of historic sites to see. so, thank you tony for being here. thank you for helping us and thank you all my pals who have down so much to make this possible. thank you. and now, i like to introduce the regional vice president and general manager the fairmont hotel, new to the city, boston irish from boston paul tormy. paul, would you come up, please? [applause] >> i didn't know the senator would say i'm new to the city but i'm new. nice to meet you. i'm paul tormy the regional vise president and general manager the hotel which makes be beyaunds wo

france, and with the open border policy they've had in place there, we've seen the issues and obviously a big political issue to deal with. we understand what's going on there. what about for us? is it different here? the argument goes we're protected by the ocean on both sides of our nation, that's a different story, not analogous to europe. what do you say? >> it is and it isn't. so the ocean is a protectant, distance equals time in this scenario, but if the united states leaders believe that the european crisis is not in the very near future going to become an american crisis, they're mistaken. i say this because you think that the sort of tidal wave of refugees we've seen flooding out of the middle east is bad, africa is coming next. so i think it's important for the united states government to have a really sure fire plan in place so that what's happened to the eu is not replicated here in five years. connell: the argument is the plan is in place, you've heard it, the serious vetting and it takes 18 months, you don't buy it? >> that has not changed. i'm a fan of the polic

questions you may have. >> on the grant and chief france is here if there are questions regarding the boat itself. >> thank you madam president would you, please read the entire resolution into the record please. >> resolution recommending that the board of supervisors authorize san francisco fire department to accept and expend port security grant refunding announcement of seven hundred plus from the federal development to burn a dive boat whereas the san francisco fire department rent-controlled units to over one plus incident with fire and medical emergencies and whereas due to a geographic lay out and others factors the sfpd is confront with unique challenges in responding to the incident and whereas one of the challenges captivities of departments responsibility for the protection of the port of san francisco and the san francisco bay and whereas the sftv was awarded a fiscal year year 2017 grant project from the the federal emergency grant for a dive boat and whereas the use of the grant fund allows the department to pretty much a new dive boat for the water assets and whereas t

and france in the next hour. john cryan making waves about bank consolidation. he says europe needs more consolidation, arguing german things lacked their peers. -- german banks. south africa's biggest debt lender will stop lending money to large of -- six of the largest state companies. we will hear it lucidly from the on himself, andrew canter why he pulled the plug. we will hear from him exclusively. vonnie: we will hear from the head of the candidates major speech tonight on immigration. he is surprising many as he has described him as racist and deporting millions of undocumented workers. we will hear from him exclusively. 30 minutes into the trading day in the u.s. going straight to the markets desk where abigail doolittle has the latest. abigail: relatively quiet trading. we have the three average is down slightly, but the dow and s&p 500, something interesting going on. -- we have the three averages down slightly. when we take a look at the s&p 500 over the past month, we see a lot of volatility and the tiny decline as investors tried to figure out the competing signal, espe

roared past a ferrari to take first place in the world's oldest and most prestigious races in france the le mans. ford entered a new version of its original gt super car of 24-hour ruffle 3,000-mile race and won its class. 60 minutes followed the ford gt team from the design board all the way past the finish line and they found that road to victory was anything but smooth. >> you can't go into a 24-hour race with a strategy that you think is never going to change because it will change every minute, every hour, every day. >> daytona became a complete disaster. >> he may have lost a lower gear speed. >> reporter: ford had two gts in the race. both were forced back to the garage within two hours. it could not shift gears. >> another problem for one of the ford gts. >> reporter: the mechanics quickly identified the problem. >> yep, we got it. >> reporter: but the replacement parts failed as soon as they were installed. ford had a fiasco on i its hand with our farmers reorganized every minute of it. them see you sweat so what is going on inside the head is frustration, disappointment, qu

have today. there some big sea in north america and this is the leading geographer if n. france who put together this image of what western north america might look like. you would be nervous to see your state is under water. europeans at this time don't really know very much about the geography western north america. puget sound is a big body of water. it is occasionally and it gives you some idea. so there are some probably some basis for the rumors. but the conclusion that french geographers come to are a little farfetched. this was during recess in 1913, that's back in the days when everything was totally cool. you could find relative exploration, you know, when you were playing tag or something. so some of the implications, can you see as late as the middle of the 18th century, the french who know a lot about world geography are confused about western north america. you have two french explorers ingenlt on the indians that they're working with. this is not impositions on the dakot dakotas. this is a few scouts trying to figure out what is going on out. there and we notice that

executed attacks in america, france, brussels. that is i think the more likely interpretation. don't talk about it because it will make us look bad and will make hillary look bad. remember, she was his predecessor. stuart: do you have an interpretation of the news broken over the past couple days that the number two guy in isis has been killed. isis has confirmed that he's dead and this morning the russians are saying they did it. they killed him. what is the significance of that? >> well, it could be significant in that isis has been proven to be a past master of propaganda, much more so than al qaeda. if you look at the magazine and the videos they produce within hours after certain attacks, this is a first tier of propaganda operation. how much this man was operationally responsible for those products, hard to tell. now they are going to have to replace them if they want to keep her purging people. so this could be a significant blow. remember, they have recruited more than 80,000 in more than 6000 are westerners who know how to use social media. the recruiting pool is still large

. do we include italy and spain today? no. just the big three for you. there's france, germany and, of course, the uk down ever so slightly. 10-year note yield hanging around what has been and continues to be that let's call it 1.58 level. crude oil down after a move up a bit over the last couple days. although yeah, we've been around the 46 level for a little bit. >> it's been a level where when we get to 50, a lot of the oil producers sell a lot of futures and that's because they can -- that's a lot of debt payments. they sell futures and capture. get back to 40. and then you see more cessation of rig count but rig count up 30% this year. low base. but rig count, it's very big since the oil took out the 50 level that one day. >> i'm sure we'll get to more on oil and gas a bit later in the program. our road map starts with the last trading day of august, that's today. it's been a flat month. things could be ramping up in september. apple's $14.5 billion tax bill from the european commission is stirring up a lot of global concerns. we're going to take a look at what may be far reaching

player in france. today, their numbers are looking strong. about 5.5%, one of the best performers on the cac. we are seeing profitability climbing and they are winning more customers. , iliad.t betweens talk of merger -- bank and deutsche bank. through thee gone course of the month, 9%. this is your best month we have .or the banking industry havere going to have to gone through some pain for the rest of the year to finally season green. states, this showing the moves down some 7%. palo alto networks feeling a solid revenue. it is up 41%. first quarter outlet is not looking good. 56 percentis seeing per share. now, let's get an update on what is making headlines. >> donald trump is making a surprise visit to mexico today. the candidate will meet with the president. will speak on immigration in phoenix. the u.s. agency meeting the fight against zika virus will run out of money to do so by the middle of next month. the cupboard is bare. it republicans and democrats have not been able to agree on a zika funding measure. valves she will not try to keep the u.k. in the european union agai

killing of a priest in france, prompting fears that terrorists target small parishes, rather than larger congregations. the uk's home office recently announced a $3 million fund to strengthen security, which includes installing surveillance cameras, alarm systems and securely locked doors. >>> well, here's one. the tenth annual world gravy >> did you say gravy? >> i said gravy. hundreds of spectators came out to witness competitors tussle their way to the top -- >> oh, suplex! >> -- in 20,000 gallons of traditional lancaster gravy. that sounds really yummy and really, really messy. do you think the winner won a turkey? >> oh, that would be good. let's throw mashed potatoes in there, make it a little more messy. >> i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." have a great wednesday and we'll as he prepares to make a major immigration speech in nearby arizona, donald trump making a surprise trip beforehand. we'll tell you where he is headed. plus -- >> barricaded myself in my house. have you seen my house? i'm going to barricade myself in. i'm n >> for what? >> kim: out of jai

say the frequency of recent attacks in france, brussels, and or lane dehave the general population on edge. >> people are reacting because they understand the more quickly they react they have heard this over and over again their survival may depend on it. >> reporter: law enforcement's next big task, protecting 700,000 spectators at the u.s. open. hundreds of federal, local police and private security officials have all been assigned to protect the tournament crowds. layers of protection have been installed. including screening check points, roadblocks, and reinforced fencing. all in place to revent a large scale attack. >> i have to also manage the security on the court. u.s. open security director michael rodriguez says organization is key. >> we have a command center over here. in that command center is nypd, fdny, medical services. we have a way of getting all our communication into one location. even so, rodriguez says there is no silver bullet solution to controlling the hoard of fans. >> no matter what we do to mitigate the risk from the threat out there, we are always going t

spain today? no. just the big three for you. there's france,

living it up in florida. ed and france started wearing matching outfits and it stuck. i wonder if this is all fran's idea or what? today and i will wear the tan shirt. >> they look so cute. >> i love it. >> emily. emily: tim tebow trying to become a pro baseball player, what they are saying about his showcase, and a man struggling to save his kids in the water. a witness describes how people teamed up to try and prevent the tragedy. and take a look here. a gorgeous sky out in worcester this morning. the reds and yellows. really nice start to the day. narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices vote yes on 2. >> breaking overnight, a deadly crash near logan airport. the informations just coming in. >> and more breaking news, flames tearing through a building in boston. the tense moments for firefighters

little bit mixed. germany is below flat despite its two biggest banks doing well. france is up 0.4% as are italy and explain doing a little better. asia, it's been a good week for the nikkei. we always see that negative correlation. it's up another 1% today. the shanghai comp. >> as for the broader market cross asset picture this morning. oil prices are selling off just a bit. wti down half a percent. 46.12. brent staying above $48 a barrel. just barely this morning. i mentioned the dollar which has been rising. it's at a one-month high against the japanese yen. above 103. it continues to rise again today. we've seen several sessions in a row of a strong dollar potentially readjusting toward increasing odds of a hike in september and possibly december. the euro though is showing a bit of strength, nots much going the other way. it's all the way back down to 1.1146 the pound strong at 1.3147. up about half a percent against the u.s. dollar. >> let's also have a look at gold prices. what are they doing this morning? and up a little bit fractionally. 0.09%. >> we've got some big headlines

that and hard on islamic kul occur or hard-lined for terrorist concerns in france. trying to -- well ma acron looks so young he would be carded in new orleans. francine: well if you look at the political land zphape france there's not much fresh faces, tom. he is 38 but he is a fresh face. i'm not an analyst. magnnific. francine: you're very good in french. we will be back with chris wiehler and we will speak with ing diba c.e.o. roland boekhout. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." thrilled you're with us worldwide. in london francine lacqua and i'm tom keene in london. -- in new york. here's taylor rigs. taylor: running out of money to look into the zika virus the c.d. said the cupboard is bayer. japan's defense ministry is seeking a record budget. pressure s increasing from china over the islands in the sea. prime minister has been boosting military spending since taking office in 2012. prime minister teresa may will meet with those who will leave the u.k. out of the european union. and so far they have chosen not to discuss in public what they will be seekin

recent attacks in france, brussels, and or lane dehave the general population on edge. >> people are reacting because they understand the more quickly they react they have heard this over and over again their survival may depend on it. next big task, protecting 700,000 spectators at the u.s. open. hundreds of federal, local police and private security officials have all been assigned to protect the tournament crowds. layers of protection have been installed. including screening check points, roadblocks, and reinforced fencing. all in place to revent a large scale attack. >> i have to also manage the security on the court. u.s. open security director michael rodriguez says organization is key. >> we have a command center over here in that command center is nypd, fdny, medical services. we have a way of getting all our communication into one location. even so, rodriguez says there is no silver bullet solution to controlling the hoard of fans. >> no matter what we do to mitigate the risk from the threat out there, we are always going to have crowd at our events. crowd management is neve

masacre. virtually every domestic attack and in france and in england. it is people raised in democracy. they had more than a passing familiarity with the idea. democracy doesn't help, does it? >> we need to articulate our values. if you look at at the freedom house rating -- everybody's eyes have glazed over. it is not the time or place for it. >> the point is, it is a similar point that barack obama made when he said i didn't know how upset people were. everybody is watching cable news. they are covering terrorism all the time. partly because there are a lot of treys attacks, but because there is a sensationalization of this. there was a french journalist talking about how the european channels are covering the attack and i think the administration wants you to feel calmer. because they are watching these channels they need to know that we have a plan to combat terrorism. the media is worse than they are here. they are trying to follow the line of the obama administration and we are worrying too much. >> we put the boston bomber on rolling stone magazine. >> if we only put t

the connection between that and when we saw in nice in france where more than 80 people were mowed down by an isis acolyte driving a huge truck. this is a guy whose voice carried. it had influence. he was the voice and to some degree, the face of isis around the world for their supporters. >> do we know how he was killed? he was with isis from nearly the beginning, right? >> yeah. isis has kind of been, if you will, sort of p.r. savvy on this one. they got ahead of the news, themselves. they said he was dead before anyone else said it which kind of indicates this was some piece of bad news that they didn't want to leave anyone else to sort of, if you will, in their mind claim a victory over them. it does appear the pentagon are now saying that they did have a targeted air strike in the same area where isis is saying that adnani was killed and the pentagon saying they were targeting adnani. they don't say they have firm confirmation yet of his death but the two things marry up. isis was trying to get ahead of this in their eyes and deny the united states the ability to say we got hi