with a population of just five hundred and twenty thousand luxembourg is one of europe's main financial centers. it is the biggest programming looks bored now then boom. i stand at eighty four for several years and i know. and that green and shiny so i don't see the prominence of the biggest problem. i don't see any problems quiet is what organize. everything is well organized than this. it's a pleasure to have to leave and twelve in this country. we also professor at the university of lots of buzz about the reasons for the country's success and it created a new chicago before itself which is thinking second thing is that luxembourg focuses on stability not just growth which means that there is a very strong middle class and luxembourg book is the reason behind the extreme over to the region in euro. in these regions in europe to which they are saving our regions where the middle class the suffering significantly and is falling behind in its actually getting smaller they remain economic regions that are tied to manufacturing tight construction ties to industry and as a result they're la

. >> australia, luxembourg, 14.21 in luxe omburg. korea, $3.90 an hour, hungary, $2.20 an hour. >> that's hard to put that in to context. >> there's places where there's no such thing as a minimum wage, aren't there? >> yes. >> i'm sure there are. anyway, just a couple of examples there. we're talking about pass words before. we were talking about passwords in the make-up room before we began. in the latest news, a data breach, big data breach. this is like almost target-like in some ways. ebay announcing it was hit by a hacker three months ago. 145 million user records were accessed which would make it one of the biggest data breaches in history. they told users to change their passwords but a story in today's

there are two front runners -- a social democrat from germany and the christian democrats from luxembourg. the candidates have covered a lot of kilometers campaigning across the eu. both men have clearly concentrated on france. it is the second biggest economy in europe thomas and it is ailing. public deficit keeps rising, and a strong far right party has been making life difficult for traditional parties. >> it is a tight race between jean-claude juncker from luxembourg and germany possible to schultz. who will be the president of the european commission? both candidates have their eyes on the europe's top job. today, we are on the campaign trail in france. the campaign kicks off at 20 past 7:00 on the morning show in paris. hundreds of journalists have interviewed the leading christian democratic candidate since his campaign started in april. there is one theme he repeats over and over -- >> i know europe like the back of my hand, and i want the eu to address big issues -- currency, the economy, foreign policy, and climate change. and not the size of showerheads. >> even the candidate o

funny on his car key towns in luxembourg and belgium immediately distanced themselves. but that's done little to dent the new mayor's confidence ms donald models may i just wanted to make a statement that he can still come across as kind of revolutionary who wants nothing to do with the fullness of time. i think that there was no real connection to speak in between the two part details anyway. that is. the mayor believes france would be better off without the eu. a lot of work centers on people constantly clean the europe has brought peace. that seems to be the magic word. but instead forcing the middle class reduced to nothing unemployment is random everything is become more expensive and people can no longer pay their bills with me still exposing the head of the queen but even here not everyone is buying the idea that things used to be better i guess at the stitching or two here we see morris in eighteen seventy to nineteen fourteen and nineteen forty my grandfather and father fun now on relationship with our european neighbors is much better. i think it's important t

i can't eat in luxembourg. the saxon replica of the team constructed using cutting edge three d modeling is virtually indistinguishable from the region now. is absolutely unique style in egypt we see this. well they have done is to get from tourists in the future. chas to visit some of the fix up a copy of the ritual to room available so i did things inside to the people on the stand that stuff. go to the problem was how the tomb was discovered that the museum as well as being a two and having seen the original myself three or four times. i cannot tell the difference. well let's take an atlanta company chooses some of his dealings in testimonies taken from page is family and friends to this day the nigerian paper the meeting that on the women's protest in the capital of the jet protest against the ducks that the two hundred and thirty cows from bed boarding school in chicago two weeks together and we can see that headline i received a formal have escaped. which brings to the table and fourteen eight thousand ni

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we also think like luxembourg has said. it must be allowed to work to understand what is happening there and help de-escalate the situation without going. they must prevent this crisis from turning into a real bloodbath. we have seen how horrifying and inhuman -- we have seen that in the south african republic and elsewhere. in the middle of europe, two slavic orthodox nations may start killing each other. they are both orchestrated by the kremlin. we should go back to that. we have to let it work. it is in the interest of all of us. >> i think the representative of lithuania for her statement and they give the floor to the representative of nigeria. >> madam president, i want to thank you for accepting to shepherd this council in the month of may. i delegation wishes -- wishes you green pastures. i thank you for the update. the delicate nature of the conversation, the generation of the crisis into full-blown military confrontation. this is even more pertinent today as developments on the ground have created another dimensi

the bottom line is that these comments are not russian ammann they are dutch companies, luxembourg companies. that could provide an opportunity. >> we will leave it there. a great story. thank you for joining us from rome. political fights in the u.k. ed milleband. details are coming up next. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. you are watching "on the move." let's turn to restore he would've been watching for the last few days. a deal that could turn into one the biggest takeovers and u.k. history and is a hot, political story in britain. astrazeneca rejected pfizer's takeover bid. it did so on friday. politicians are calling this story overriding national interest. that is ed miliband. let's figure out how it will develop from here on out. i am joined by a senior pharmaceutical analyst. nice to see you. let's do the mathematics first and then we will talk about the politics. the mathematics of the story is going to get a little pricier for pfizer. do the astor is worth more? when do you expect to see it if it were to develop? pfizer is mean, forced to put the offer and deftly because astrazene

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commissioned peter paul rubens to paint for her new home in the luxembourg palace a series of more than 30 enormous canvases. they commemorated her four-year rule as regent after the assassination of her husband henry iv until louis came of age in 1614. even though maria wasn't really the queen at all, rubens employs the full apparatus of glamour, power, and glory to proclaim the greatness of her rule. king henry is shown being carried off to heaven, yet the action rushes towards maria, whose position in the painting is higher than the king's. odd, since he's the one going to heaven. but it's in the religious paintings that rubens pulls out all the stops. his church paintings, such as the descent from the cross, served the requirements of roman catholic counter reformation ideology, inspiring faith, inducing piety. the immediacy and individuality of the figures, the use of great circling arcs in the sweeping compositions, his dazzling use of color, all contribute to the heightened emotionalism that was intended to lift the spectator out of the everyday world into a state of exultation.

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thank you. >> i thank the representative of luxembourg for her statement. and i now give the floor to the representative of argentina. >> translator: madam president, like to reiterate my delegation's, argentina's confidence in your leadership during this month of your presidency and i'd also like to once again our gratitude to the presidency of nigeria for last month's efforts. i'd like to thank the undersecretary-general, mr. feldman, for his briefing on the situation in ukraine and recent events. madam president, to say that we're meeting a second time in a week once again to discuss the alarming situation in ukraine is a demonstration of the fact that this council has a responsibility to express itself. in the case of argentina, to reiterate our views about what is happening with regard to the bitter confrontations due to the escalation of tensions. news coming from slovanski would appear daily confrontations are reality and there is serious risk of spiral of violence with serious consequences for ukraine, the region and the international community. arg

belgium, luxembourg and switzerland were among nations increasing holdings. china, the largest buyer of treasury debt slightly lowered its position. while russia reduced its by 21%. russia controls $100 billion worth of u.s. treasury securities. a proposal to change the face of the open internet is now up for debate. the federal communications commission will collect public feedback on net neutrality rules. it voted to advance the rules, yesterday. the proposal aims to companies such as netflix, to pay more for comcast applauded the fcc's move. netflix -- oppose the rules, and the higher fees that could be required for faster streaming. the new rules are expected in the fall. jitters in the stock market are not stopping ipos--- true car debuts today. the online seller of new vehicles. the value could reach $1.1 billion dollars. the ticker symbol is "true" jumei-- an online beauty products site-- that ticker is "jmei" it's performance will be closely watched for hints about china's alibaba's ipo later this year. yesterday-- zandesk-- a cloud-based customer ser

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more on reedhas hastings' ambitious lands. >> they will come to germany, france, belgium, luxembourg. 16 come at -- six new countries. a bit of the legality, trying to so youflix through a vpn can watch things like "house of cards." here is the issue. netflix wants to have growth outside the u.s. market. reed hastings is talking about 70% to 80% revenue coming from outside of the states. when you look at their subscriber model, they have some 48 million subscribers. they see great potential growth outside of the states to deliver content on a subscription base. it is in the u.k. and throughout most of northern europe. aboutne can start talking "house of cards" in their native language. teamo and amazon are ing up. will it be a case of "game of thrones" versus house of cards? the older hits, "sex and the city," the wire." having more immediate thrones," "game of you could have competition. let you guys have "orange is the new black." who do you think you look like, hans? all of my responses could get me fired. i have already admitted to trying to break the law with netflix. let's cut t

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speech from indigenous claims handlers from portuguese to french linux but still sometimes according to luxembourg betrayal. i can and you to watch in this edition of europe now join me again thanks to trouble. its opponents. the air. first remote sensing satellite was launched into outer space as the us at one movie that started at seven fifty kilometers above their twenty four engineers and twenty one operators have undertaken an internship in toll house with all its work in process information. asked about kenzie own satellite what is the first remote sensing satellite which has been instructive because experiment here bucs defense and space company the project has been in the works for five years. in addition spacecraft will be manufactured in kazakhstan within the framework

it is not in luxembourg. they are considering going into this market and will be there by the end of the year. it is a remarkable story. if you look at france and germany, you have 146 million people. overlay that to the number of people who use that internationally, there are 35 million in the united states. wants 70%-80% of the revenue to come from abroad. they have to figure out pricing structures and payments. this is an indication that netflix will become a global content provider. you have to figure out how much to pay for it. prices will be the key. thank you for that. , it is a maker cutting down the competition. >> welcome back. i am manus cranny in london. here are some companies on the move. burberry's efforts are topping estimates. rose eightit percent. this is the first set of results from christopher bailey. bhb estimates are lower. the mining will be affected by a strike. they told reporters that they may seek government intervention in the australian tugboat strike. they're hopeful that they c

telling was from the prime minister of luxembourg. do,aid we all know what to we just don't know how we can get elected if we did it. >> are you going to say democracy isn't all it's cracked up to be? >> we remain strong believers in democracy. it got tatty. it is threadbare. it is running out of things. you look at what is happening in many parts of the world. redistricting is like the british robber barons. too much money in politics. it has no purpose other than remaining in power. democracy, we always have the it's the worst, evolving systems, except for all the rest. it works and having some degree of ability to change. what is happening is their fundamental debate behind the technocratic stuff. thise west forms government, and liberal values, and democracy, and all the things we believe, they will do really well. >> and the more transportable? >> yes. >> there is a contest of power and economic dominance, whether the western system is the most powerful in the world, or the chinese one is the most powerful. there is even more pow

information netflix expanding in six european countries, including france, germany, austria belgium and luxembourg. cisco's ceo warning about, quote, brutal times ahead for tech. he says we're going to get consolidatation, where out of the top five flair, only two or three will be meaningful in the next five years. >>> where do you put your money in a volatile market? i'll bet ty knows. hi, ty. >> well, a lot of the industry insiders have gone inside where right now at the investment company institute, they're listening to tony blair. when we come back, we'll talk about retirement investing and new wrinkles on etfs. that and more when we return here to washington. right after this. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. all stations come over to mithis is for real this time. step seven point two one two. ver

on tuesday, the luxembourg-based department of justice agreed. they have to stop leaking people, they said. under the right to be forgotten principle, if you live in one of the eu's 20-member states, you will be able to remove links to your past. you have to meet the bar that the court set, that the information is inadequate, irrelevant or outdated. rules are different if you are a public figure or if the information is in the public interest. the landmark announcement has pleased privacy activists, but it has left critics reeling that it is a violation of free speech. as for google, it found the ruling disappointing and is analyzing its implications. it could be very expensive for internet companies. for now it mostly affects just google. the search engine accounts for 90% of web searches in the european union. how it works in practice is still to be ironed out. google has since received requests from a politician wanting to remove articles about his behavior in office and from a doctor seeking to delete on-line reviews. another aspect of this t

bringing its streaming service to some of one europe's most poplous nations, germany, france, austria, luxembourg and switzerland of the getting in on bing watching, binge watching fun. that is lifting shares. look at that. >>> england putting other nations to shame when it comes to narcissism. london is the selfie capital of the world. 14% of all selfies are taken in london more than any city on earth. at this rate it is matter of time until the queen get as selfie on instagram, right? i would look at that. >>> meet this new vehicle has rogue drivers everywhere longing for tires that can not be deflated. these bad boys were originally designed for special forces there. now they are commercially available. gary joins me with more on this one. i've been sold tires before they said could not go flat. how are these different from those. >> those tires are pneumatic tires. these are non-pneumatic tires. they run flat and get a puncture drive slowly for short distance. they have self ceiling tires with little hole and can fix that. melissa: now i'm feeling stupid. what is pneumatic. >> don't use compr

moving into france, germany, austria, switzerland, belgium and lucks enbourg by the end of the year -- luxembourg by the end of the year. it is now in britain, scandinavia and the netherlands. right now they have 48 million subscribers in 40 countries most of them in the u.s. about 36 million. already a lot of video streamers in europe. so tough competition ahead for the company. >>> petsmart is now joining petco in ending sales of chinese-made cat and dog treats. this will affect all 1300 of its stores. plans to remove them off the shelves by march of next year. petco hopes to ends its by the end of this year. the fda is not able to link directly any cat or dog deaths to treats made in china but it's received thousands of complaints including 1,000 or so that may have been related to dog and cat deaths related to the treats but no proof yet. >>> market up after a tough day yesterday. in the early going, so far dow is up 100 nasdaq up 19, s&p up 9, netflix shares up 1%. >> thank you. >> jason brooks from kcbs news, thank you. >>> marin county's muir beach is now off a list of imperiled bodies of

., just happened to have a corporate headquarters in luxembourg, so this is a company we're familiar with and is integral to the way the u.s. media and infrastructure works but happens to have a headquarters elsewhere. >> so now we're doing inversion, too. there's an inversion element. >> this is really tough to be quiet. >> yeah, that would be interesting. carl levin bringing up an anti-inversion bill this week. no one thinks that will go anywhere on the hill unless you couple it with something much bigger, which will be impossible to do ahead of the midterms. >> i can't imagine there's a bill saying you can't move your company overseas. >> exactly. >> i think a tax holiday alone sounds like a limited solution. we want our companies to invest here, we don't want it to be 35% cheaper overseas. >> you think google has too much cash, jon, and not enough ideas what to do with it? >> i think google is constantly showing us what their ideas are. that gets heat off of them. the stock price off its highs certainly this year, but still doing okay. i think when you get a tumble like the one t

the question is whether these countries, were a lot of russian corporate assets are located, like luxembourg, netherlands, cyprus, and switzerland actually want to do things on their own, do things that are more severe than those things. .hat is not considered likely >> what happens of these tax havens get more aggressive? >> the obvious 1 -- it is complicated. owner of the energy , he was on the sanctions list back in march. despite its origins, treating russian oil and gas is actually a dutch company. of a branch in geneva. that is an obvious example. other examples would be --. all of the big russian companies use some version of structure. business --d lose were they want to do that? >> there is a lot to lose. theseality is, some of countries are members of nato. whether the security interest of the whole are threatened by russia's continuing moves in ukraine. >> where is russian money most in? >> that is a complicated question. it seems like the biggest russian companies use similar structures as dutch operating companies. cyprus and the netherlands seem to be the destinations of choice

praying,luxembourg perhaps where i should be as a good catholic. >> thank you very much, not sure how to follow that. 25 minutes until "surveillance" with tom keene. he joins us from new york with a preview. looking at what the president had to say yesterday at west point. >> a big splash at west point. just north of new york city, it is a gorgeous setting come back to the graduating class of 18 oh two. what the president did was really newsmaking. we will speak with ambassador richard jairus from the council on foreign relations. he was respectfully critical of the president's speech. in the haas will join us 7:00 hour as we look at the president's view of how our foreign policy should project. we look at the bond market manus cranny was talking about. olub from ubs will join us. it is a historic bond market as we look to the ecb and mario draghi. >> looking forward to it already. tom keene, "surveillance" shortly on bloomberg television. talking of denver television, and exclusive. we spoke -- talking of bloomberg television, and exclusive. we spoke to the financial conduct demonstr

germany, france, austria, belgium, switzerland, luxembourg. lookig question when you at their total number of subscriptions, 46 million, state and right now it is 35 million. clearly this is a u.s. company. will it take hold elsewhere? i know you spent some time in austria, is "house of cards" translated into -- [speaking german] i don't know. >> we will wait and find out. very nice to see you all the way in berlin. you will be able to watch that without having to go through elaborate measures. thank you so much. that does it for today's "in the loop." transcanada's ceo rob sterling will be joining me live on "street smart," talking about the push to get the keystone pipeline approved. 3:00 p.m. eastern. we also have the president of the united states making a morning. at 10:40 this we will have that for you live. ♪ >> it is 56 minutes past the hour, bloomberg is "on the markets." i am scarlet fu. 30 minutes into the u.s. trading day. a major index higher for the third time in four days. the dow industrials gaining 130 points right now, the

luxembourg and austria also are sending help. >>> the safe for victims in bangladesh has been called off. no more bodies have been found, but families are outraged saying 100 are missing in the vessel. there's confusion as to how many were on board. ferry operators in bangladesh don't keep a list of passengers. 40 bodies have been recovered. a missouri inmate is asking for his execution to be videotaped. the lawyers filed a motion arguing that lethal injection can be cruel and unusual, and that the client wants to record evidence. the death penalty came under vut ni ever since an execution was botched. there is not enough information about the drug cocktail that the correction departments are using. >>> in the last 40 years 144 death row inmates have been exonerated. maybe question how many more there are incident. heidi zhou-castro spoke with a man who knows the feeling of facing a death sentence for no reason at all. >> my name is anthony and i'm on death row. i'm on my typewriter. there are people on death row that are enjoyment. i am one of them. >> anthony gray says during his 1

i was honored and pleased to travel to eight of the american cemeteries in europe, italy, lux luxembourg, great britain, and france, particularly normandy, and pay tribute to the thousands and thousands of graves of americans who went overseas in world war i or warld wa or worle their lives and sacrificed or died. our armed forces are a great gift to us. they never ask for anything in return. they always give their service to our country. they swear their allegiance to protect and defend and protect our domestic tranquillity. and every single time they do the job. today we know they're deployed in afghanistan. we know they're deployed in africa. we know they'r they are at sea n the air looking to coo that america is safe and free from harm. i want to encourage all my citizens to say a special prayer of thanks to the men and women who sacrificed and died on behalf of our country and on behalf of freedom and liberty and peace for all mankind. i want to add a word to this comment. there's no secret that there is a scandal at the veterans administration. we don't know how purveysive and how

on tuesday, the european court of justice in luxembourg ruled in the case of a spanish man who wanted to force google to remove content about him that he said was out of date, not to mention embarrassing. in long and at times legally dense language, the court gave its response. >> a manager is obliged to eliminate followed the search based on a person's name linked to websites that contain information relating to that person. >> the man who brought the case called the decision a victory for liberty. >> if you say to me that by using the anonymity of the internet you can insult someone and say anything you want to them, with all due respect, for me, that is not freedom of expression. freedom of expression is every idea that can be passed along and appreciated. >> that is not how google sees it. in a statement, google said this is a disappointing ruling for search engines and on line publishers. wee need to analyze the implications. >> for its part, the european commission welcomed the decision, as did many social media users. >> there really isn't any option on there to contact google,

we are behind poland and luxembourg and estonia in reading scores. we are behind canada. we are behind the united kingdom. we are behind france, a whole host of different places in scores on the science front and if we are going to change that and be competitive in this global competition, it's vital that we have bills like this and for that reason i applaud the work of the committee. i yield back. mr. miller: are we closing or reserving time for tomorrow? mr. kline: good question. mr. miller: i think mr. hoyer was going to speak but he's not here. ok. germ going to close for debate. mr. miller: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from california yields back. the gentleman from minnesota. i see mr. polis is ready to spring into action. mr. kline: it has been a pleasure to work on this legislation. we have heard compelling stories here today from around the country and transformation of entire cities and school systems and lives being changed and we have legislation here today and tomorrow, which will make that federal charter school law better and make the opportunitie

. >> australia, luxembourg, 14.21 in luxe omburg. korea, $3.90 an hour, hungary, $2.20 an hour. >> that's hard to put that in to context. >> there's places where there's no such thing as a minimum wage, aren't there? >> yes. >> i'm sure there are. anyway, just a couple of examples there. we're talking about pass words before. we were talking about passwords in the make-up room before we began. in the latest news, a data breach, big data breach. this is like almost target-like in some ways. ebay announcing it was hit by a hacker three months ago. 145 million user records were accessed which would make it one of the biggest data breaches in history. they told users to change their passwords but a story in today's "wall street journal" suggests many people won't listen to that advice. 39% of adult internet users canceled accounts or kans -- changed passwords. >> i'm not sure what the password is on my ebay account. >> i have basically one password for my life. i have a couple of adjustments on it. >> you can't do that. >> that's true. y

it could have been canada, luxembourg. but, no, this guy was former u.s. treasury secretary. he's out with a new book "stress test: reflections on financial crisis." wait wait to read this. i'm glad you finally got more people in the treasury department. let's start there. you had a couple of dogs wandering the hallways the first year. it was actually hard. that was a challenge. >> you could hear the echoes of footsteps. >> you had. but that first year, it was so shocking to us that you were going through the financial crisis of our lifetime and you couldn't get staffed. you. >> we had great people, we really did. >> i know you had great people. it took you a while, though. what was the challenge? don't say you had great people again. you didn't just win the nfl -- okay, the super bowl. talk about the tough start. >> well, the world was burning still. remember, in january '09, the country was falling off the cliff, complete was shrinking at the rate of 9%. we had already put trillions of dollars in the financial system, but things were still frozen or falling apart. >> right.

countries that have guaranteed minimum incomes brazil canada denmark finland germany iceland are all in luxembourg netherlands for norway portugal spain sweden switzerland u.k. sort of in france sort of in all of these countries they all have lower poverty rates we do they all have lower drug addiction rates than we do i would submit to you that if people didn't have to struggle with the severe poverty that we see the united states is the worst of the thirty eight most developed countries the world would be countries that we wouldn't have as many see but what i'm worried about again is were giving money to these people who are already in some ways either not willing to work or on able to work so that that's one argument second argument is i'm worried about the disincentive aspect of this you know when you have recent high school graduates and recent college graduates there's always that that dream of a great job and what i'm worried about is if we have this guaranteed minimum income then we are creating that disincentive for that next generation to go on to grad school to become the next generatio