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the timingend uas -- could be slightly delayed. if the exchange rate depreciates, the timing could be earlier than otherwise thought. trend is towards 2% in a gradual manner, reflecting the improving outcome. it is true, the yen is up 7% against the dollar this year. we are going to keep buying bonds, he made it clear. they are not getting any more stimulative. giving all they are doing, it would be tough to do that. nice,k they have a sloshing pool of liquidity and he is hoping it is going to translate into more inflation. haidi: you kind of got this central bank decoupling again. fed officials are insisting they are on track or three rate hikes this year. what is the latest we know? >> every fed official who speaks to bloomberg television is on board for at least three rate hikes. you can put kaplan in that group. i think rob has developed a position in his position in the dallas fed as someone who is a centrist. he reflects what the majority view is on the open market committee. she has been known as a hawkish fed president. say

. >> the uas is a game changer. >> reporter: he says now the agency can target hot spot technicians couldn't reach before. >> right now they have to go out into the field, take a dip of water, see if they have larvae, it is difficult. >> the drones can fly up to 400 feet and survey 20 mosquito sources at a time giving technicians a map of where mosquitoes are the biggest threat. >> timing is everything with mosquito control. >> reporter: extra set of eyes in the air. kpix 5. >> do you have a drone at home? >> no. >> you don't? yes. well. >> my kids want one. >> i can't imagine. if they can fly high enough, this is what it will look like. >>> showers moving out of the bay area. 6:00 p.m. santa rosa light rain. so did napa. cloudy skies for everybody else. some showers, santa rosa. most of the rain that we had earlier today that gave us a 10 10th of an inch, now by coyote lakes. -- by yosemite lakes. now off shore. tomorrow we start off cloudy and dry, temperatures in the low to middle 50s. tomorrow afternoon a peak of the sun. this ban of rain washes out by sun rise tomorrow morning. more on

i had the good fortune of interviewing him 20 years ago, and the first thing he said to me was, ua -- you a jew? i explained to him that i was catholic, didn't seem to matter. >> congratulations to my son as the new press secretary to ben carson at the department of housing and urban development. he began and politics working for the study committee, he was a spokesman behind sean spicer at the rnc, most recent white house correspondent, now back in politics, much to my shock, a member of the trump administration. >> all i'll say is that tomorrow's one where they will be very special, a little five year birthday of someone. >> i am more than five. >> set your dvrs so you never miss an episode of "the five." our podcast. "special report" is next. >> bret: this is a fox news alert, i'm bret baier. president trump considers options for military action in syria. following but seems to be a chemical weapons attack that left dozens dead and scores wounded in rebel-held territory. comes as president trump hosts his chinese counterpart for a summit in california that will deal with another ma

they are partnering up to make lots of stuff that will have the little ua logo and all be made right here. >> when they heard the news, everybody clapped. i was so happy to seat joy in their eyes. >> this gives me a chance stand up and say, look at us, we can do great things. >> they got back to work making jerseys and fans who want to dress like them. it was a good day here. >> we keep our minds ob our work. today is a great day of the news we wanted to hear. >> they have other contracts here, but major league bauble is the big one. lots thought they might have to find a new job, but most the major league baseball players union came together and hashed it out and figured out a way to get it done to keep all the people here making jerseys just like this one. >>> speaking of baseball, here's a live look from citizens bank park. just three days they come back to south philly for the 2017 home opener against the nationals. nbc 10 will help welcome the phillies home. you can watch it at 3:05 here on nbc 10. remember to catch the pregame show on friday starting at 2:00. p.m. . we're kind

got the people that are on food stamps, people that are on section eight and here you is you ain'td ua -- getting no taxes back. you don't have nobody to carry, so the single man is getting bombshells. that is just like me. have to put on my tax paper when , after putfor a job five because if i don't, this whole work i'm doing, i am not going to get no caps off compensation for doing hard work. if i put one, they taken all the money and i am not seeing nothing and really cannot pay my bills. i stopped putting five and putting a bat single and i am doing another charge of and i'm still getting no taxes back, because i have to pay all these bills and these people on section eight getting spoon just getting food stamps, they are living with the rich -- getting food stamps, their living like the rich. you are really hurting, you know what i'm saying? you have to do other things to put food on your table. aboutnpr did a poll people paying too much income tax. their poll said -- we will hear from hinesville, georgia. making under 150,000 -- one -- making under $50,000. caller: my comments ar

signs of recovering in this ua economy. bettert had reported earnings due to a wider economy turnaround. qatar's finance manager says they are performing to expectations. that is despite the drop we are seeing in global oil prices. told bloomberg that taking a long-term approach and teaming up with local partners help to keep the qatar's successful project in the u.s.. >> when we put the numbers in 2015, i think there was a discussion of it trillion dollar -- of a trillion dollar infrastructure. we like what we see in the u.s. and what we have an infrastructure. we will look forward in to doing more things. a do you think of it as typical portfolio manager, or do you think of it the same way foreign governments would two willed influence in a certain region? yousef: if you look at -- ali: if you look at what we do, it is truly commercial. we go where we think we will have value and where we will have profit. it goes with asset location, currencies. we like what we see. lastrform very well in the two years. the market has be

one of them is ua finance. it is the longest hong kong-based consumer lending business. we are the largest in hong kong. we had a very established business in china. with the business, we really can leverage our experience and expertise to invest in smaller sin tech companies that value that expertise.another company is in canada , another large consumer lending company. we did that deal with another group of financial investors. we are leveraging what we have. , anotherould mention business we do not own any more, it is a well-established hong kong-based brokerage firm and asset management company. two years ago, we sold 70% of the business to china everbright. with that business, we are able to leverage expertise here in the thin tech -- fintech space. rishaad: i'm looking at the new investment. agricultural areas in china. this is a landscape dominated by some of the biggest banks. to the average person to borrow money in china, it is difficult. it is very expensive as well. how do you bridge the gap? >> the real issue is that many people in rural areas do not have ac

i seek to discuss this with the ua -- u.k. government and a constructive manner. my will is clear. it will of the scottish parliament has to be and must be respected. government hassh said that its scottish referendum is not up for discussion, while the brexit process is ongoing. theresaprime minister may is making her first trip overseas since formerly triggering brexit last week. will visits jordan and saudi arabia to build security into commercial ties. the u.k. is expected to give jordan's air force more support in its attack on him -- on the islamic state. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. david? david: we were discussing with kevin cirilli, senators debating the nominee neil gorsuch for supreme court justice. let's go to were reported from washington. what's happening on capitol hill right now, a lot of wrangling of ,ho will vote for and against which could lead to a nuclear option. what is the nuclear option? >> it effectively changes the rules with a simple majority. mos

immediately following the session the authors will be autographing books in the sales and signing area in the ua book your tent on the mall that is booth 141. books are available for purchase at this location.chase mr. kinde will be 20 minutes late to the signing area due to a live interview with c-span following the program we hope you are enjoying the festival and we invite you to become a t friend of the festival bythe fet texting friend 252-0214 book,an and that's on a sign at the front of the room, or you can visit the friend of the festival booth, number 110 on the mall. your gift makes a difference in keeping the festival programming free of charge and supporting critical literacy programs inn the community.ct out of respect for the authors in your audience members please turn off your cell phones. let me introduce the authors to you. the first one in sebring kinde, an assistant professor, called his book called stamped from the beginning, the history of racist ideas in america.the book this book won the national book award, it was a finalist for tha national book critics circle award and

. >> i was ability to uas able to restaurants -- >> you liked to drive. >> yeah, i can't drive anymore. >> he still gets to go out to some restaurants, just only his own ones. >> with a whole secret service. >> that must be annoying. any political leader, it must be annoying those changes. >> i think it's refreshing to hear comments like that. he was a political outsider. this is the first job in office. and it is the most important, most powerful one in the world. >> i have to say, the not driving thing would be nice. i would love to go around in that huge -- >> for me, too. >> that's good for all drivers on the road. safety first. >>> when we had come back, taxes continue to dominate the editorial pages. today's must reads straight ahead. >>> as we head out, a check on futures. mixed at this hour. >> look at the nasdaq. it will open at another record. >> great tech earnings last night. some more earnings before the bell. particularly energy names. n to , dramatically increasing print security with enterprise printers by hp. which is great, unless you're a corporate spy. unsecured pri

uas for example. censors. what are the priorities on the northern boarder for you? >> right now there's not nearly the same level of cross boarder crime and what not. one of the things the canadians did was to allow -- mexicans to travel to canada without visas and we're seeing a little bit of an increase of mexicans coming into the united states from the north. we're working with them and i'm on the phone with places like canada all the time, but we obviously have to watch the threat. if we were successful in drying up the production of heroine in, say, mexico probably impossible -- >> i'm not talking just drugs. i'm talking terrorism. as you continue to secure the southern boarder it's going to create pressure in other places and that's why i want to make sure we're taking necessary steps in the northern boarder as well. i want to invite at north dakota, they have a responsibility for 900 miles of boarder from the great lakes through most of montana and we're using everything from predators, the grand forks air force base has global hawk. we have a uas test site a

liz: united continental ceo spanning the flames with a nonapology that has grounded ua shares, launched a government investigation, and even drawn criticism at today's white house press conference. the lawyer who says that turbulence from this legal storm is only the beginning. hey, united, a little tip here. when you're in a hole, stop digging. we're less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the countdown. ♪ ♪ liz: breaking news, the credit agency fitch has reaffirmed the united states triple a generating saying it believes tax cuts are eventually on the horizon and that will loosen up any kind of borrowing worry that banks have. that prediction coming even as the white house continues to provide no firm timetable for the legislation. but guess what, as soon as fitch announced that, markets bounced off their lows. and you can see the dow had been down 145 points, right now we're down just 17, the nasdaq is lower by 19, off its lows, the s&p 500 the same still down five. but we also have headlines that are moving the oil markets at this hour. even though it's in the afterma

i told them we really appreciatuate thappreciate ua that and let's get going ing an as possible. i'm told they are taking it seriously. >> that sounds like news that you did hear back. what about the past week for you? have you heard from other women seeking to be represented by you in this matter? >> i heard from a lot of women. the phone line at the bloom firm has been flooded with calls. we've talked to a lot of them. some claims are time barred. many of them, probably all of them are really scared, that's typical. i do sexual harassment cases every day. we stand with women. we are reviewing a number of other cases, yes. >> i think one notable thing about this week is no other women have publicly come forward to accuse o'reilly of improper behavior. if you're working at fox news you might say this is is blowing over, this is going to be history. >> oh, this is not blowing over. i think there are going to be more claims. listen, think about coming out publicly against bill o'reilly. people are scared. they don't want this in their lives. what women want are careers and as far a

following the session, the authors will be autographing books in the sales and signing area in the ua bookstore tent on the mall. it says booth 141. books are available for purchase at this location, but miss faderman will be 20 minutes late since she's going to be interviewed by c-span. we hope you're enjoying the festival and invite you to become a friend of the festival today. you can text friend to 520214 book. or 5202142665. our visit to friend of the festival booth number 1110 on the mall. your gift makes a difference in keeping the festival programming free of charge and supporting critical literary programs in the community. i want to remind you to turn off your cell phones and i want to encourage you to check out the southern arizona friends senior pride booth, look for the rainbow flag. amy ellis nutt is a pulitzer prize winning journalist, she worked for several years as a sports writer for sports illustrated and currently covers science and health for "the washington post." she specializes in the brain. she co-authored a best selling book on the teenage brain and has writt

out of syria.ef if you really cared about refugees and you really cared about helping us, please help ua stay in our country. and if you just give me a few seconds just to tell president trump once again, please sir, what you did was amazing, what you did was a powerful message of hope for a lot of people inside and outside of syria. >> bill: so what essentially happened there was that cnn was looking for an anti-trump sound bite from mr. eedha and didn't get it. brit hume joining us from florida. that was a moment, was it not? >> she must have felt that she woke up the wrong passenger. although if you think about it, it's a perfectly valid thing to play the hillary clinton sound bite. it was what a lot of people were saying, a lot of people on the left in particular were saying and asked him to react to it bun it was something about the tone and the way that she put it to him that suggested she did not get the answer that she expected. >> bill: she was asking a leading question. n >> we do that all the time, don't we, bill? >> bill: i don't, and i don't remember you doing it. leading qu

uas for example? censors? you know, what are the priorities on the northern border for you? >> well, right now there is not nearly the same level of cross border crime and whatnot. obviously, we need to watch it. one of the things the canadians recently did was to allow -- mexicans to travel to canada without visas and we're seeing a little bit of increase in mexicans coming illegally into the united states from the north. we're working with them. i'm on the phone with my counterparts in places like canada all the time. but we asbestos have the watch the threat. if we were successful in drawing up the production of heroin in say, mexico, probably impossible -- >> i'm not talking just drugs i'm talking terrorism. as you continue to secure the southern border, it's going to create pressure in oth places that's where i want to make sure we're taking the necessary steps on the northern border as well. iate grand forks, north dakota, your border station there, they have a responsibility for 900 miles of border all the way from the great lakes through most of montana. we're using

to be able to go inside the ua house and see the diversity, it's like i want people to understand that under armour is me and that this he represent what i am and i wouldn't be a part of this company if they didn't, but it was important for me to get out there and let people know what i believe in. >> was there any backlash from anybody? >> there's always backlash. try to stay off social media so you don't see it, but not -- the relationship i have with under armour is very solid. >> his comments were taken out of context? >> of the interview that was given, yes. >> now, in stepping out like that, it also put you in a position where people may expect you to raise the banner for other causes, other issues. did that open the flood gates? >> not so much. >> where do you think you might be stepping into next in terms of any other causes or anything of that nature? >> i've always been very clear about kind of staying in my lane. and i, of course, have my believes and if it makes sense for the brands i'm representing then i will speak on things i feel comfortable speaking about. it was obvio

look, i think this was an ua god thing to happen. chairman nunes, as much as i consider him a good friend, his behavior the last two weeks and in a couple of episodes prior really called into question whether he could ever be perceived as impartial as the leader of this investigation. i will tell you that congressman conaway is widely respected. most of us even on the other side of the aisle believe that he is fair-minded. so we're all hoping that the investigation, which never really came to a close -- we've agreed on witness lists. we've agreed on how to proceed. that perhaps this investigation will now be able to proceed more the way the senate was proceeding, with a sense of, you know, both parties working together. so i hope that when we wake up tomorrow, that is reality. >> congressman, thank you. thank you for that point of information. you're absolutely right. jim himes, democrat of the state of connecticut. >>> we've got a number of other people joining us over the course of this hour. i do want to say -- i think we're going

and along with asian energy shares, oil anticipated ua on stocks in the region today, even though we are looking at a slightly higher open in japan. -- we willt will the be watching when trading gets underw ♪ yvonne: japan is trading up. exports and imports smashed expectations last month and ended the quarter on a strong note. after and a mixed start oil dragging down wall street. the lowest close with the dow in two months. growth ind continued the u.s., although modest to moderate at best. and apple under pressure again in china over live streaming apps. ofs is the second hour daybreak asia coming to you from our headquarters in hong kong. it on, as you mentioned there was a mixed open in the asian markets. that was dragged down by the fall in crude oil prices. thise: we have seen retreat in asian stocks as well. what we were indicating here. we got really close to the blue line. we are 2% away from it right now. with we had away from that, the momentum could continued to turn bearish, but we see this monstrous beat when it came to japan exports. a lot of the shares in the marke

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her name is ua (ooh-aah), which means "flower" in swahili. she is just over a month old. the monkey is fuzzy and white now, but she will soon be black with white fur around her face. unlike most monkeys, this species lacks thumbs. the zoo says they are threatened by the loss of forests cut down for houses, farms and roads. ( darya ) police in arizona rescued this baby owl. someone called police about an owl in their backyard. when police arrived...they found a great- horned owl. it is about two months old and it can't fly. police believe the owl might have fallen out of its nest. officers were able to save the owl with the help of animal rescue. it is now recovering. ( darya ) prom night is supposed to be unforgettable and became just that for one couple in florida. take a look at this. jordyn mcmanus tweeted video of her boyfriend austin slipping down the stairs. it has since been retweeted over 100,000 times jordyn's mom posted a follow up couple spoofing their with jordyn ever so gently stairs. seven day (darya)that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at 5

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. >> once you have expected ua seed stocks like netflix and change, jpmorgan didn't react too much of their earnings. right now geopolitical events are taking center stage so to speak. we'll have to see how they play out. to reason that come in the french election this weekend. italy after that. a lot of it volatile events in europe and the european fixes a lot higher than our switches up to 16. maria: that's why you think things are volatile because markets are focusing on geopolitical events. that's usually not the case. >> when you have north korea threatening that we will have a nuclear war yesterday. those types of things obviously push markets around and it takes their eye off. you are not really worried about an im when you talk about nuclear holocaust. those things do play a role in traders minds. >> last two days, when you make of that? is that a problem, warning sign? >> cmi loans are down. they are down from high levels. huge growth in our see a bit of a pause. i don't think it is a problem. i think the big and we talked about last time around was the house in is really whe