oksana aronov, joe higgins, and matt toms.'s get a market check on where bonds have been this week. the two-year yield climbing a bit, certainly after that three-year auction that was disappointing. 10-year yields creeping up one basis point. 30-year staying pretty flat, considering what oksana was highlighting, the runoff of the fed balance sheet. still ahead, the final spread. the week ahead features the fed's jay powell, and the release of china gdp. this is "real yield." ♪ lisa: i am lisa abramowicz. this is bloomberg "real yield." time for the final spread. coming up over the next week, we will get fresh readings on china's gdp and president trump and russian president vladimir putin will meet. fed chair jay powell testifies before congress. and we have a bunch of earnings, including goldman sachs. still with me is oksana aronov, joe higgins, and matt toms. i want to start out with china's gdp. we have seen a bit of deterioration in chinese corporate bonds, particularly denominated in dollars. i am wondering, joe, are you

higgins. rep. higgins: thank you. mr. chairman, i think in the entrance of bipartisanship, we should consider a committee. we all care about the same thing. mr. o'rourke, thank you for being here. do you generally recognized, sir, that this is an era of reform in the v.a., that the v.a. has been a mess for decades? it did not get that way under one executive or one v.a. committee. this committee and a very bipartisan manner has just touched my spirit, has embrace a challenge to reform the v.a. does the v.a. get it, but this is an era of reform? mr. o'rourke: i do not think any organization self-reforms. is there a clear understanding within the culture that you described, if you could change one thing or if you can identify one thing that reflects this era of the v.a., that is an air of accountability? but i want to talk about -- is there a consequence to accountability? i am just asking you, sir, generally speaking, as a man, as an american, isn't recognized within the v.a. that we have to reform this thing? mr. o'rourke

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clay higgins has a bill. lays out what i.c.e. has been doing to keep our communities safe and our country. also denounce this is action to eliminate and abolish i.c.e. there is an opportunity. your base may say you twoont have it, you may introduce a bill that thinks you support it, i want to see where people stand on it because it is too important for the safety of o communities -- of our communities that we maintain i.c.e. and the work they are doing. other elements that you'll find we continue to work through the appropriations process, we're already into conference. we'll also vote to go to conference on the farm bill. continuing to get the work done the american people asked fomplet continuing to make america grow and more opportunities for the future generations. mr. ryan: good morning. i recently had the chance to viss ate couple manufacturers in minneapolis-st. paul. the story there is very similar to what we're seeing all around the country. more people are finding work. companies are expanding. competence is surging. ou

clay higgins has a bill that lays out what i.c.e. has been doing to keep our community safe in our country and also denounces the action to eliminate and abolish i.c.e.. there is an opportunity. your base may say that you want to have it. you may introduce a bill to make you think that you supported. i want to see where people it.ly stand on it is too important for the safety of our community that we maintain i.c.e. and the work that they are doing. other elements that you will find that we continue to work through the appropriations process -- we are already interconference on the farm bill -- we are going to vote to go to conference on the farm bill. to continue to do the work that the american people asked for, to continue to make america grow and create more opportunities for the future generation. >> good morning. i recently had the chance to visit a couple of manufacturers up in minneapolis and st. paul. that story there is similar to what we are seeing all around the country. more people are finding work, companies are expandi

>> jimmy: he had nothing to drink either. [ laughter ] higgins, what's next?on the stanley cup. >> i don't know! how y'all doing? >> jimmy: how y'all doing? >> how y'all doing out there? jimmy: how y'all doing. >> it's jimmy fallon! it's jimmy fal >> jimmy: higgins, what is out next challenge. >> steve: well for this next challenge, you'll have 30 seconds to pull out every tissue from a tissue box one at a time. but you may only use one hand. that should be easy for you. pull the -- [ laughter ] so let's get 30 seconds -- 30 seconds on the clock. get ready.>> immy: yep. >> steve: set, pull it. go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we got to see that back. [ laughter ] was it jim or jared? inld on. that was a photoh. >> wow. >> jimmy: you know what that , ans. >> steve: watch thtch it. ready, oh jimmy! >> jimmy: fantastic right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] k >>w -- i knew you'd be good at that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, higgins. >> steve: all right. >> jimmy: what is next? that was a delicious oreo. [ laughter ] >> steve: this is the final challeng >> jimmy: a

. >> so what will be higgins' new flavor?she's an ex-military as well as -- same as the guys. >> so she'll kick some butt. >> pretty much. >> will there be any folks from the old show popping up at any time? >> you're going to have to watch the show. >> i'm trying to get you more folks. >> we're definitely trying to make it happen. >> another switch up -- jay won't be rocking the famous magnum 'stache. >> we thought we should do a mashup of the new magnum and the old magnum. >> here we go. >> it's amazing! >> baby! >> bam. >> oh, my god. >> look at that hair. >> look at that forehead. >> fun fact -- jay was only two years old when "magnum p.i." debuted in 1980. perdita wasn't even born yet. but a classic's a classic, right? just like this car. >> look, i would love to talk to you guys all day, but i got to go. >> oh, i'm sorry. i'll get out. >> as you can see, they took the car back. i guess they need it for the show. "magnum p.i." premieres september 24th on the cbs. >> now, tomorrow at comic-con, a sad day. the "sharknado"

higgins is with us.pparently, opec manipulates oil, not that the americans of ever manipulated the oil market around texas at any juncture. the point is this, he is calling for 2 million barrels. he called for it again on fox. this is what the market is concerned with. delivercieties will more than they promised at opec? extraordinary to see that statement over the weekend. first thing he says, the prices are too low. create bloomberg should a bloomberg machine to put on his phone. prices are up $100. he needs to get another perspective. that is a tough call. he seems to be the oil macroeconomists all of a sudden. two, it goes against everything about opec. i am sure opec members must have looked at this in horror. .hey backed away from it they seem to have backed away from the exact agreement to go to 2 million barrels more. , and find it extraordinary i thought a deal would be done in terms of opec, but the fact is there is good demand for oil. anna: indeed, that goes to that point. you talk about a lo

higgins?hitehouse: ms. but in it was announced, would note our director has indicated that he was asked to make a recommendation once the decision to made -- was made to prosecute. senator whitehouse: mr. white, i have a few seconds left, how many cases are will wear of of separated children, separated pursuant to this policy, in which it turned out there were fraudulent care -- claims of parentage and there was in fact no family relation between that child and the person claiming heritage or family relation? circum-i do not have that number with me, but we are all aware of those cases. total number, the we have identified it include minors separated prior to and subsequent do the announcement of the zero tolerance policy. we have a number who are determined to be fraudulent parents. that did occur, and that is an endemic risk -- senator whitehouse: may i have the number if you have a chance? did you get it to me? >> the secretary for legislation will take that. senator whitehouse: is that a good enough ans

higgins. higgins, are you okay, buddy? >> steve: oh, yeah. i'm fine. in the ceiling. that's where we keep our anvil. oh, no, rusty, rusty, get away for him!et rusty,ver here. what's the safe word? pineapple! pineapple! oh, rumpelstiltskin sorry -- higgins, are you okay? are you alright? >> steve: oh, my god. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause ] l >> steve: st, i know rusty doesn't have a nut allergy. >> jimmy: oh, thank -- good to know t, t. gosh. guys, that's all the time we have for kid letters. thank you for all the kids who sent letters. a [ cheers alause ] if you want to see yours on the show, just e-mail them to kidletters@tonightshow.c. stick around. we'll be right back with robert pattinson, everybody. [ cheers and appuse ] ♪ ♪ ♪ you have a side that saved for her to go out of state. ♪ ♪ now she's in and you can celebrate. ♪ ♪ a side that's getting your life in sy, ♪ ♪ to someday retire and hit the links. ♪ ♪ gan a plan today, yeah, d that's the key, ♪ ♪ so tomorrow you can get where you want to be. ♪ ♪ that's why nationwide is on

let's bring in the congressman who the resolution, republican clay higgins, a member of the homelandurity committee there, great tapping on the program today. were you surprised with how things went? >> i was surprised that so many of my colleagues across the aisle apparently lack the courage of their convictions. i have a great respect for many of my democratic friends, and i was surprised. yes, ma'am. that so many of my colleagues chose to not speak. this is the house of "we the people." we have been elected to be the voice. we want the wash to be silent. to vote present was disturbing as an american. >> harris: i've heard you called it an act of fear. >> it is the lack of conviction. i've complete respect for difference in ideology or opinion by nation, some of the great challenges that we face, of course. we should have vigorous and sometimes contentious debate regarding the important challenges that we face as a nation. that is why we can vote "yes" or "no" but to vote present at a time like this in our nation where the american people are calling for clear messaging and a clear

you are going to have higgins on this time?st. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> we're gonna -- we are going to record him. we are not going to put any tape in the machines. >> jimmy: oh yeah, oh yeah. but i'm sure it will work. yeah. >> but we -- >> jimmy: "here's the thing." >> "here's the thing." >> jimmy: it's on itunes, anywhere that you listen to podcasts. what's the theme to it again? >> "so what" by miles davis. ready, go. >> jimmy: so good. yeah, just go. go get him, now. no, no. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] oh, stop it. how do you just go right into miles davis so well? >> how do you dance to miles davis? [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's it right there. >> i just invented that. >> jimmy: there's so many things i want to talk about. i want to discuss, i want to show a picture of the baby. don't you want to see the baby? [ cheers and applause ] it's a picture of you and the new baby. look at this, little romeo right there. [ audience aws ] >> this is from the forthcoming "shrek, part five." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my

higgins: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the work after committee in western new york dedicated to constructing the only monument in the nation honoring african-americans who served in the united states military during times of war. this long overdue tribute acknowledges the selfless sacrifice of our veterans, many served our nation while being tea need eebling a wall rights at home. -- equal rights at home. the monument to be located in the military park will feature 12 illuminated black pillars representing conflicts and designed to give visitors an experience that is reflective, educational, and inspirsational. the monument is being designed by a local young talented artist, jonathan casey. i have asked the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture to collaborate with local project leaders on this first in the nation african-american veterans memorial. mr. speaker, i commend the veterans, artist and new york state assemblywomen, crystal stokes, who have dedicate

amanda higgins from public works. public works believes we properly issued the permit. we rely on the department of public health to determine a wireless facility meets the public health compliance standards of article 25. i'll be here for questions, and we also have representatives from the department of public health here to answer any of your questions. thank you. >> clerk: okay. is there any public comment on this item? none? okay. commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> president fong: commissioners? >> i would move to deny the request on the basis there is neither new information norman fest injustice. >> i -- manifest injustice. >> i agree after reading the brief, as well as the evidence presented at the hearing. >> clerk: okay. we have a motion from commissioner left side he russ to deny the request on the basis that there's no new information or manifest injustice. on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: okay. so that request is denied. we will now move onto item -- item number 5-a and 5-b which shall be heard together. this -- these are appeal numbers -- it

to break this down, we are joined by tim higgins, a reporter for the maastricht journal.d.>> reporter: elon musk took to the internet, like he does often. we have seen several outbursts in recent months. he pushes back against people he things are out to get him or tesla. whether it is regulators or short-sellers or journalists. he is very aggressive in defending himself. >> what about now? it seems like whether or not there are ramifications, can he face punishment from the board of directors?>> reporter: this is unique. normally, the ceo of a publicly traded company would not engage in online battles. elon musk is unique. some of that uniqueness has helped him to create the alert around tesla. helped to create fans around the world. and has helped him create an image for tesla. the other side of that is when he goes too far, as many people think he has, it brings negativity to the company and raises questions about the future.>> at least one board member had suggested that he be replaced. it was quickly shut down earlier this year. you anything to change in terms of tha

thank you. >> thank you. >> i have a question, miss higgins. so recently in the last hearing, it's come that what -- what are these antennas? are they allowed to go tridirectional or are they bidirectional? >> basically, article 25 says they have to meet the public health compliance standard of article 25. article 25 does not give direction on the direct -- direction on where the antennas should beam, it's just the public health compliance standards basically that the emissions comply with the f.c.c. standards. >> okay, and is it different if they're beamed directly into a property in comparison to laterally? >> we just rely solely on the health department to make the assessment whether it complies with the public health compliance standard sfl i me-- >> they've been saying it's bidirectional and not headed towards the properties, but now we've heard that it's tridirectional. is that a basis for them to be allowed or not allowed, right? >> we can probably ask the health department to answer that 'cause we don't have that expertise at public wor

. >> but this time, higgins ler m >> an what will be higgins new flavor?s you know, same as the guys. >> she'll kick some butt. >> pretty much. >> will there be any folks from the olds show popping up? >> have to watch the show. >> i'm trying to get. >> definitely trying to make it happen. >> jay won't be rocking that famous magnum stash. >> we thought we should do a mashup of the new and old magnum. it's amazing. >> bam. >> oh, my. >> look at that hair. >> look at that. >> fun fact, jay was only 27 when nag numb debuted in 1980. perdida wasn't born yet but a clack is a classic just like this car. >> i need to go. >> cbs gave me the car. >> get out. >> love you. >> let's keep the reboot news flowing. remember alyssa milano, holly marie and shannen doherty to cast a spell on all of us with "charmed"? it's back. we were with the three witches set to take over this fall. >> in the reboot business, there are people who like love the show and there's people who are skeptical. you can't do it as well as to the first one. what do you say to those people. >> i did

higgins, made a few minutes ago. we both represent the coast of louisianaful how rational is it that the two of us, the gentleman who represents the entire state of alaska would come out and advocate for policies that would undermine the sustainability of fisheries in two incredibly important industries in our state? that's completely nonsensical. that's why, mr. chairman this bill is bipartisan. it's why we have bipartisan support for this legislation. we have co-sponsors. it's why the congressional sportsman's foundation, the national coalition for fishing community the national marine association, the coastal conservation association or c.c.a., guy harvey ocean foundation, florida fish and wildlife foundation, mississippi state legislature, johnny morris, the c.e.o. of bass pro shop, american scallop association, garden state seafood association, west coast seafood processer association, north carolina fisheries association, florida keys commercial fishing association, gulf coast alliance, southeastern fisheries a

higgins and his wife. they also attended session at croke park stadium and met a very young for. this was the couple's first official trip abroad since their wedding and. once again the dances actors and directors from all over the world have transformed the southern french city of into a huge stage the most prestigious performances to be found in the pan eighty pounds this year french director. has staged seneca's tragedies and yes teams in the medieval setting the world's biggest theatre festival takes place for three weeks each july. if you think about it literally every wood you end is kind of like a tree museum but was the idea resonated with this landscape architect and sonia it was not nearly satisfactory enough for him that's why he created a real tree museum made up of dozens of trees which he rescued some of them are even ancient species from around the wells the museum is based near lake zurich is a beautiful place with a fantastic view but the challenge for the trees is that they have to cope with the swiss climate which changes dramatically throughout the. this is no

had the chance to speak with bluestone lane founder and ceo nicholas stone and sre ventures matt higginst blue stone's incredibly cool upper east side location take a look. >> it's a very big day last time i seay saw you was act of 2017. you only had 17 stores now 30 >> it's incredibly exciting. we can go to more u.s. cities and ultimately new countries, and we can also invest in our products business, our cpg business i'm absolutely thrilled that little dream of being australian coffee culture to the u.s. can be accelerate and partnering with the rsc team. >> matt, how did you choose this investment you have a number of successful ones this one stands out as perhaps maybe the fastest grower. >> we're looking for concepts that can scale that are founder driven, that are millennial focused, and that bring something special. we've been looking at the coffee space for a long time. what you said in october, when people start lining up for a block to pay for coffee and for food we take notice. i spent a lot of time with nick and looking at how he is building it, what he is bringing, australia

prince harry and meghan markle met the irish president michael d higgins and first lady sabina coyneogs. rescue workers injapan are continuing their search for dozens of people missing after torrential rain caused flooding and landslides in central and western areas. at least 179 people have died in the worst weather for decades and around eight million people have been ordered to evacuate their homes. earlierjapan‘s prime minister shinzo abe visited the city of 0kayama to inspect the damage, as michael bristow reports. when the scale of the flooding became clear, shinzo abe cancelled a planned trip abroad. he went to see this natural disaster for himself. he visited a shelter for people who have been washed out of their homes. the prime minister promised them everything they needed to rebuild their lives. the government has put aside extra money and pledged to make sure they get it quickly. the emotion of the ordeal told them the voices of some of those mr abe met. the clean—up has now begun. people are sorting through the items that can be saved and those that must be discarded, an

i especially want to thank my colleague, congressman higgins from louisiana, for his leadership in bringing this resolution to the floor. what is -- does the resolution do? it simply says we stand behind our i.c.e. agents. those brave men and women who are keeping america safe. these are the people on the frontlines of removing terrorists from our country. these are the people -- by the way last year alone removed over 100,000 criminals from our country. and they want to vote present? my colleagues on the other side are talking about voting present. let me ask you, mr. speaker, when you look at the numbers, last year i.c.e. agents, they rescued or identified 518 victims human trafficking. what if those i.c.e. agents would have voted present that day? instead of rescuing those victims of human trafficking? luckily, mr. speaker, they didn't vote present. they showed up and did their job to keep america safe. what if last year, mr. speaker, those i.c.e. agents who rescued or identified 904 people who were sexually exploited children, what if they voted present that day instead of rescuing thos

bob higgins was found not guilty on a second count of the same offence. on a further 48 charges. the prosecution says it will seek a retrial. donald trump and the iranian president hassan rouhani have traded hostile warnings, amid rising tensions between the two countries. president trump warned mr rouhani, to "never threaten the united states again" or suffer the consequences as he increases pressure on iran to curb its nuclear activities. the iranian president had earlier warned that war with his country would be "the mother of all wars". barclays plans to create up to 2,500 jobs at a new hub in glasgow, doubling its current workforce in scotland. the bank will house its technology and operations teams on the banks of the clyde. barclays says it will "play a pivotal role" in the bank's "long—term, strategic priorities". the amount of energy generated from offshore wind turbines around the uk is set to double in the next decade according to government estimates. it's claimed it could be enough to meet up to a third of the uk's energy needs thanks to subs

higgins. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. higgins: mr. speaker, for weeks now the abolish i.c.e. movement has been growing in popularity on the left. with many democrats embracing this radical policy stance. i find it extremely ironic that calls to abolish the immigration and customs enforcement agency come only one year after 159 house democrats voted to pass landmark legislation introduced by my colleague, chairman michael mccaul, re-authorizing i.c.e. and other d.h.s. agencies for the first time since their inception after 9/11. mr. speaker, calls to abolish i.c.e. are reckless, dangerous to america's national security, and threaten the well-being of our i.c.e. agents. as a member of the thin blue line, this attack on i.c.e. is personal to me. the men and women of i.c.e. serve as america's front line defenders against human, drug and weapons traffickers. i.c.e. agents lowell locate, arrest and deport violent gang members and criminal aliens who threaten public safety. last year alone i.c.e. arrested more than 127,000 criminal aliens re

this morning, prince harry and meghan markle met the irish president michael higgins and his wife, along travelling to trinity college to see the books of kells. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. some of the shine has come off the way. slightly lower temperatures & over some rain, that is how it looked in dumfries and galloway earlier on, still sunshine to be had, candida are seeing plenty of it today. the satellite picture shows a pheromone to cloud in eastern areas and in this cloud around the north—west, that has been producing some slower north—west, that has been producing some slower areas north—west, that has been producing some slower areas of rain. the rain here very thin and tending to fizzle. elsewhere some small chances for a showerfurther fizzle. elsewhere some small chances for a shower further south, temperatures up to 25 degrees. what if you are watching the big match this evening? this is the forecast the seven o'clock and across much of england and wales there will be some sunny spells around to close out the dave coss small chance for a

bob higgins was found not guilty on a second count of the same offence.says it will seek a retrial. barclays plans to create up to 2,500 jobs at a new hub in glasgow, doubling its current workforce in scotland. the bank will house its technology and operations teams on the banks of the clyde. barclays says it will "play a pivotal role" in the bank's "long—term strategic priorities". the amount of energy generated from offshore wind turbines around the uk is set to double in the next decade according to government estimates. it's claimed it could be enough to meet up to a third of the uk's energy needs thanks to subsidies which have seen the cost offshore electricity generation halve in recnet years. after years spent riding in the shadow of his team—mates, sir bradley wiggins and chris froome, the cardiff—born cyclist geraint thomas could this week become the first welshman to win the tour de france. the team sky rider currently wears the yellow jersey, with team leader and four times winner chris froome in second place. our wales correspondent sian lloyd

of course, you all know the story of andrew higgins and how the museum ended up being in new orleans instead of washington dc. i will not tell you about that. i do start with those pivot points because it is important to the way that stephen ambrose and steven spielberg envisioned for ourd world war ii history and world history. projects thee ryan forces of good and evil, the barbarians versus the civilized. this is a arch typical story that goes all the way back to the persian war. it is not a new theme. we were fighting fascism and evil. this larger picture of the significance of d-day in world war ii in the minds of stephen ambrose and through the way in it inspielberg portrays private ryan, you get some of that in parts of that movie. some historians and critics don't like that. in any event, the grand opening was a huge success two years later. i think you can look and see tom hanks on the left and steven spielberg on the right. you can see ambrose and myself in the middle. there is tom brokaw stephen ambrose. 200,000 people on the street of new orleans. it was a great day for t