eamon, it s jon fortt by my account it s been about a week since the last gasp of real partisan that i saw when mcconnell and mccarthy were talking about the house bill calling it an ideological wish list and what not. i think the lawmakers pretty quickly started getting on the same page and getting too a different posture, but from where you sit at this point, is it clear where there might be any types of divides around what types of measures congress is willing to take? i know that payroll tax cut was on the table for a bit and then off the table, but beyond that, are there areas where democrats and republicans clearly differ at this point? you know, it s unclear right now. you saw chuck schumer out earlier today and yesterday saying that what democrats want is a real focus on the workers, if there s going to be bailouts we want to make sure the focus here is on labor and the workers, the people who might get hurt and not just bailouts that would benefit executives. i t
silent sam. this is part of an investigation into whether the trump businession falsified records. israelis are facing the prospect of a third election. the ek s vote lead left the main two political parties deadlocked, with prime minister benjamin netanyahu nor his rivals living holding a clear path to government. netanyahu s conservative party stands at 31 seats. canada s elected new democrat leader that a yearbook photo of a 29-year-old justin trudeau wearing brown face at a 2001 arabian nights costume party at the private school where he was a teacher will impact young kids. the photo will show young people that trudeau is mocking there lived reality. it will bring up a lot of pain. it will bring up a lot of hurt. please reached reach out to your loved ones and people suffering in silence right now. we let them know they are loved you love them for who they are. mark: the scandal comes as trudeau is seeking reelection. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at t
europe is solid. ecb making headlines, sees rates unchanged for another year oil in a bear market from its april peak road map begins with stocks shrugging off these trade tensions plus trump s tariff warnings, saying china tariffs could be raised on another $300 billion worth of goods and mexico tariffs will kick in monday if they don t get a deal. uber rally surpassing the ipo price for the first time, looking to extend the gains at the open today. stocks aiming for another day of gains, each posting back-to-back gains for the first time since mid may dow is up 3%, on track to snap a sks-week loss, s&p and nasdaq in the green. the best start to june since 2000, as we ve got almost 3% since the first of the month. a real comeback week. you have a few things underpinning it. top of mind, the federal reserve. there s almost 100% chance in the bond market that rates will be lowered by the fed since december is that too optimistic who knows. what we got from the ecb toda
last week as tensions escalated following the airstrike tuesday inside pakistan. declaring the church court is not afraid of history pope francis said today that he would open up the vatican archives on pope francis the gulf who is criticized for staying silent on the holocaust. vatican usually went 70 years after a term to open up the relevant archives but has been under pressure to make the documentation available sooner well holocaust survivors are still alive. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i m mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: it is 1:00 in new york, 6:00 in london, 2:00 in hong kong. i m vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories. insight? china and the u.s. hammer out specifics of a breakthrough trade agreement that could lift tariffs. defiance. the currency remained strong after presi
ahead of earnings later this week amazon is in focus as the bezos divorce story unfolds. mark mahaney is with us, and dan ives and tom forte good morning to you all. let s do netflix given the run up since christmas eve, are we coming in too high in earnings season no, i don t think so. i m more struck by instead of the runup, the run-down the last couple of months this is one of the most dislocated of large cap internets, this and facebook we had numbers off the september quarter that went up we think the outlook is positive for this year. i know there s a lot of overhang with the competitive ott launches, apple, at&t, time warner, disney but we think netflix can power through it, add close to the same number of new subs in 19 as 18 if that s true, we think the stock can continue to rally. pose the same question to you. given it is the first big faang to report, to what degree does it set a tone for the quarter? generally i thinking 2019 you ll see performance of faa