the approval for the house could pull could put political pressure on them. the house voted to override president trump s veto of the $750 billion defense bill. if the house of the senate take similar action, it would be the first time one of trump s bills have been overturned. in new york, residents suffering financial hardships due to the coronavirus will get a break. they will be protected from evictions and foreclosures until may 1. that s a law signed by governor andrew cuomo. ist-brexit trade deal potentially a sideshow for the city of london. eu officials must separately approve the regulations and both sides are strong enough to create a level playing field. without that, there could be a steady backup on business. news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloombergquint take this is bloomberg. guy: thanks very much. let s talk about what s happening with the data. the surge continues, the ftse is pricing the post-brexit appeal but a bit of sterling weakness in there as
house democrats and some republicans were in favor. this poses a dilemma for senate republicans. trump s approval could put political pressure on them. the house voted to override trump s veto, the spending bill. if the senate takes similar action as expected, it would be the first time one of the president s veto has been overturned. he vetoed the bill in part because he wanted to attach an unrelated provision. york, residents suffering financial hardships get a break. they will be protected from evictions and foreclosures until may 1 due to a law signed by governor andrew cuomo. a proposed frexit trade deal is essentially a sideshow for the city of london. eu officials must rule separately that oversight is strong enough to create a level playing field. without that, there could be a steady leakage of business for the u.k. finance industry. big banks have already started to shift assets. global news 24 hours a day on air and a bloombergquint take bloomberg quicktake. than
the resignation of president hava no moisture protest against endemic corruption in the government of president kicked off last thursday leading to four days of protest in the streets including the killing of four protesters by the haitian national police the boy s government has been under pressure since the release of last october s senate haitian senate management report on mismanagement of venezuelan subsidies related to fuel known as the petro korea they report deeply implicated the prime minister of the president the the prime minister of president morsy his predecessor now get this he s a famous singer michel martelly who performed as sweet micky became a politician mr boies in turn was endorsed and some say and picked for president by mr martelly mr boies also campaigned with haitian senator accused of narco trafficking but his name is guy philippe mr moyes later appointed a member of mr. philippe s political party as haiti s head of public security. and the yell of u
behind that little bit eerie isn t it the circumstances that made us question if protesters are impacting investors and friends and for more on that we go for an update to paris and here s our t. correspondent charlotte dubinsky as antigovernment protests in france reach the thirteenth week questions are not being raised about the impact that they re having on the country s ability to attract investors the french economy minister. has said the country s image remains intact but he s also said that investors political leaders and private act is all asking questions and with good reason too the government has tried to stem the protests with promises of a national debate to concerns and it s offered a package of measures for his at a cost of more than eleven billion dollars neither have stopped yellow vests protesters from taking to the streets but it has put the cut. public finances at risk that s at least according to france s independent state audit office which has called on
later on. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon all of us i am bart chilton in washington d.c. we re so glad you re with us today thank you for joining coming up this time you know how people seem to always say keep your password protected well the loss of a password is now taking the toll to the tune of one hundred ninety million dollars and trips don t assets that belongs to investors krypto expert in front of the show christie i have counterpart x. is standing by to discuss once we take a look at how budget airlines a few carriers and their stocks and how the low cost deals appeal to millennia and later there s been so little u.s. planet its record for the last one hundred years well it s the hell of it tells us why it matters all that directly head but first we have some headlines let s go. outrage over corruption in haiti lead to a global report today as protesters enter the streets of port au p