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reese is here from dte to answer any programming questions you may have. thank you. >> thank you so much. i do remember the discussion of this item in budget and finance committee several years ago. i don't have any questions. so at this time, we'll move on to ms. campbell at the budget legislative analysis office for their report. >> page 56, table one in the report shows the annual cost maximum cost of the agreement to the city. the rates are set by the state, as ms. gorum said, and there's an estimated increase. so on page 57, the increase is detailed in the agreement going forward for the next three years compared to the existing agreement. as you can see, the major change in terms of the actual rates has to do with the increase in the number of cabinets from 20 to 30. and the associated power with that. again, as ms. gorum said, the actual cost would depend on how many cabinets the city used. based on the information provided to us in our review of this agreement, we recommend approval. >> thank you, ms. campbell. at that time, we'll open up for publi

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they would like to make dte a more reliable group to do business with in the united states. we'll see where that goes. >> yeah -- >> by the way -- >> there are three endings to how north korea's nuclear threat. peace where everybody wins, war where north korea loses. it would be devastating for the reason. donald trump giving up like every other president. if you want to make sure peace prevails. he will support the military force. >> meanwhile, you are getting your first crack at michael the i.g. the doj said he will release his report on the handling of the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. he will testify about that report a few days later. what would you like to hear? >> he had a good reputation. do you believe the way the fbi handled the clinton investigation was on the up and up? do you believe it was fair? >> were they in the tank for clinton? it was a series investigation or compromise. as to the fisa warrant do you think they should have went to russia to get dirt on the canada. i want to hear them say if the clinton investigation was done on the up and up. >> do you

it supplies chips to the dte at the middle of the us/china trade spat. so interesting times ahead.re fairly subdued on thursday as a lull in the sino—us trade tussle helped calm nerves along with reports that the chinese central bank would deliver more stimulus to the economy. european shares are seen rising quite strongly at the open after those modest gains in asia, while oil markets are nervy ahead of tomorrow's meeting of the opec production cartel. in europe, the auto's sector hit a new seven—month low yesterday and is likely to be under further pressure today after daimler late issued a profit warning, saying new import tariffs on cars exported from the us to china would hurt sales of mercedes—benz sports cars — one of the first companies to directly factor in the impact of tariffs. joining us is george godber, a fund manager at polar capital. soa so a quick chat then about how markets and countries are reacting to these tariffs. we have seen a few responses to the tariffs from the us and the eu and china and india?|j think and the eu and china and india?” think sadly we are

ere security officer and school easource off searched the ar da dte a loade .38 caliber revolver and a black baggy that he h with him inside the school. >> reporter: loaded with bullets? >> correct. >> reporter: charging documents say it was a .38 specialike this one loaded with five bullets. he was taken to the montgomery county detention center where he appeared before a >> my understanding is that he has been released after posting ten percent of $3,500 bond or $350. >> reporter: he and h mother moved to silver spring from m haguers towths ago. his aunt tells me he has not been enrolled i any montgomery county school since moving to this area. she says he wants t g to paint branch high school because he lives nearby that is the latest live. back to you. >>> when we comeight back tonight a push in a local school district to challenge the language in the student dress de. the changes being proposed by a school board member who says current policy body shames and targets young girls. >>> the third time is a charm for a controversial candidate seeking nomination to run for staticide o

seems like a good pool dte. 2:00, we have a chance for thunderstorms. again, some could be strong. few sprinkles to th south. few sprinkles in culpepper county and towards marine bay. maybe a few sprinkles this morning. otherwise, temperatures are around 90 degrees. let's time it out. starting1:00. we'll have a chance rolling across the area for 2 to 8:00 p.m. some could be stronger in theds evening tow dinner time. monday and tuesday, comfortable, beautiful temperatures, low to mid-80s. then the humidity comg back wednesday. another storm chance wednesday. storm chances thursday. look at the temperatures. nice next weekend. >>> i am mark murray at nbcws after one of the most consequential weeks of the trump presidency, the fewury over the administration policy is worth a reminder how bigre stakes for mid term elections, and which party ultimately csstrols congfter november. here are the stakes. which party controls the all important investigative, oversight and intelligence committee. is it democrats or republicans? will trump fill important vacancies at a rapid pace or come to a

senate voted overwhelmingly to reinstate penalties for dte, defying president trump and potentially upending the deal the president struck with the chinese company we will hear from senator mike brown of south dakota. plus, ibm's watson has been humans on jeopardy, but what about a complex public debate? an ibm robot just took the stage. who won and what it means. and a tech startup robin hood wrapped up a million new sign-ups. we will hear from the cofounder about what is next, including possible plans for an ipo. first, u.s. lawmakers are pushing back on president trump's attempt to save chinese telecom maker zte. they passed a bill to restore penalties, cutting off its access to the components it needs to build smartphones. senator chris van hollen spoke with bloomberg television earlier to explain why lawmakers moved to pass what could be a death sentence for this company. zte graham: van hollen poses a national security threat to the united states through their telecommunications network. on top of that, zte violated u.s. sanctions multiple times, so therecover it up, is no reason to le

people in china were saying if trump didn't give dte sanctions relief maybe xi jinping could lose his position. this is a broad-based concern and affects all elements of the economy. right now we are in a much better position than the chinese. charles: peter, how do we win the trade war. >> when you are applying economic sanctions to get a regime change, i mean a change in their policy fundamentally. you have got to get your allies in line so the target can go around you. because of the kerfuffle over teal and aluminum tariffs, it's hard to get the europeans, canadians and japanese to support us. you should structure it in a way where it's hard for them to hit back. it might be through a quota system. the more they buy from us, the more quotas we'll issue to buy from them. my feeling ishe haven't thought through strategically where they want this toned and what are the best weapons to use. certainly we have advantages, but let's not squander them. charles: do you think it's a bad idea to begin with? >> there are no losers or winners in a trade war. i find it quite remarkable that the

senate voted overwhelmingly to reinstate penalties for dte, defying president trump and potentially upendinge president struck with the chinese company we will hear from senator mike brown of south dakota. plus, ibm's watson has been humans on jeopardy, but what about a complex d

take aup, dte shares dive as the telecom manufacturer agrees to pay a billion dollars in penalties andl management. turns thela merkel table on donald trump saying the u.s. runs a trade surplus with europe when services are included. we discuss that and more. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: good morning everybody. 6:40 here in london. s&p features suggesting we could see an upside at the start of the u.s. trading. there are hours to go before we hit those. bloomberg business flash now. juliet: tnk you. at&t has won approval for an $85 billion pursuit of time warn d said the deal will go through with an week. a media create powerhouse that can go head-to-head with netflix and amazon. the court rejected the justice department's request for a stay, saying the government had failed to make its case that it would mean higher prices for pay-tv subscribers. >> this transaction is going to 20se no later than june and thee courts order timeline that the parties agreed to. juliet: you can lawmakers are calling for an overhaul of the way bankers bonuses are were awarded to help women to gain greater r

alix: or the dte. david: china is responding quickly.nd president trump has said they will come back again. fairlyeadlines moving quickly. i want to take a market check. off 180 four points. futures off by 20 points. european stocks, banks getting hit harder. ecb story.e of an in the currency market it is , and modestly sell the dollar off the highs of the session here, up by 10.5%. it is a safe haven bid in any bond market now. down by three basis points. italy leading the charge. you are buying but now you have a tiny flatness of the curve. it was worth that just a few minutes ago. soybeans are front and center. those prices are off by 2%. president trump is speaking now. we are getting a headline. if he says something about this week will bring it to you. talking with the broader effects of this trade war, what effects it might have on emerging markets in the asian region. we had -- some of the countries are not china so much as other asian countries that manufacture parts that get put together in china. this may have affected beyond

network, 7:30 is when it starts. 20 minutes from now, the president meets with congress to talk about dte come up, immigration. paul ryan says the house will vote tomorrow on immigration and we have this -- this is important. fox news john roberts reporting president trump is considering taking executive action that would allow children to stay with their detained immigrant parents. that is big. from the white house. john roberts right there. this topic highly emotional. the president tackled on capitol hill last night. they screamed at him quite frankly. right at him. unbelievable. congressman carlos curbelo, a florida republican got into a shouting match with the democrats. 11:30 this morning. how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. stuart: breaking news is important. fox news john roberts reporting president trump is considering, i repeat considering taking executive action that wo

that interview, we taped that last hour, the wall street journal is saying it will block language the dtebig point with senator rubio is well taken. his point is the chinese are spying on us and they're doing it through technology and we need to do something about it. >> sandra: you can tell he feels passionately about that. we'll see where it goes. >> bill: and we're inside the department of justice on the hillary clinton e-mail matter and what it will say about loretta lynch and others. >> sandra: and awaiting a house gop leadership amidst a busy week. we'll bring it live when it begins. from the first moment you met, it was love at first touch. and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection. that's why only pampers swaddlers is the number one choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection. so that all they feel is love. pampers the number one choice of hospitals, nurses and parents >> bill: you should see what the commercials are like out here. get a handle on that. what will the watchdog probing agency bring us about the rep

the dte decision and the lead up to the north koreans. >> go ahead, lindsay. >> it seems like president xi is more responsive to the zte situation than to tariffs. that might be a better bargaining chip for trump. maria: they still wanted that what they're doing. the other story we follow his president trump to me with house republicans to talk about immigration policy of separating families at the u.s. border. a day after challenging democrats choose about then solve the issue. >> the united states will not be a migrant camp in there will not be a refugee holding facilities. if the democrats with sit down and that of abstract thing, we could have something done very quickly. we could have an immigration bill. we could have child separation. we are stuck with these horrible laws. >> "the wall street journal" editorial board out with a stinging editorial on the issue that the gop immigration meltdown. the first line of the op-ed reads are republicans trying to lose majorities in congress this november. is this and make or break issue for republicans to the midterms here? dagen: i don't m

government is going to pick the people on dte's compliance team, it teams seems like there are so manyssions from china, it just seems almost uncharacteristic and how many other violations are we talking about that happen on a daily basis of intellectual property or you know take your pick on why we're even in this brew ha ha with china, but it just almost seems unclarkistic that the chinese, which are, you need to part their with them. it's so difficult to do business there, it's just seems too good to be true almost, that they're allowing people that we pick that the u.s. picks to come in to run things. >> well, i think there is a real reason for it. had prior administrations have been real patsys for the chinese than for other countries have never pushed back. trump administration for the first time is pushing back on all fronts on intellectual property rights, on technology transfers, on subsidization, over capacity, dumping, all kind of rules that have been not obeyed so i think the chinese are well aware will is a new marshall in town it's called donald j. trump. he has a very go