sonny: thank you. susan: we are back with helena and alan, both covering agriculture after our conversation with the agriculture secretary sonny perdue. the secretary, as we mentioned travels a lot and talks to , farmers a lot, but so do you. we heard an upbeat message from him about farmers being patriotic and understanding the goals of this. what are you hearing in your reporting? helena: it is interesting you brought that up because i hear a big difference between producers on the ground farming, having that level of support and optimism, and there is a pretty big gap about how the actual agriculture groups are so opposed to these trade policies and really push back in a loud way, because there's so much threat to the bottom line for an entire sector. there is, i think, a break between the sentiment that's conveyed. alan: i think there is certainly that difference moving along. and i don't think you'd ever see farmers who, for a lot of reasons have been supporting president trump, defect, en masse.

sonny perdue: i think it is a solution.hey have to be a wordsmith and the lawyers have to approve and congress has a say. it has to be signed. i think it is an agreement in principle. it is solid in the way. the whole theory is what i call a domino effect. we knew we wanted to restore fora and get it back agriculture, mexico and canada, north america. then we will turn our attention to others. there is announcement around the eu. the real work is beginning over conversation and that is where ambassador light house or has gone to the eu to talk to colleagues there. they have been in transient about protectionism. favorable discussions with japan. that would be helpful and good news. just south korea chorus agreement has been restored. we are waiting on the signatures on that. >> and in this china. >> that's right. farmers always live in unpredictable times, whether it pests, or, past -- storms. the longer trade issues go on, the longer it bears on them regarding the future. they are hopeful and optimistic people, but we need

emily: all right, sonny, and joe, thank you. i know joe will continue to follow the dodging this tweet by tweet. one of the biggest people on wall street has given in. andowngraded the company has titled the company no longer investable. he called the erratic behavior of elon musk. xt elon musk top space deputy. shotwell says elon is a brilliant man. speaking at a satellite industry conference in paris on tuesday, shotwell went on to say the boss is as lucid and capable as he ever has been. coming up, we are counting down to the next step in the iphone evolution with apples big reveal on wednesday. we break it down, next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s., on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: microsoft is planning to create a new canadian headquarters located in downtown toronto. the 132,000 square foot building is now under construction and part of a $570 million investment there over the next three years. the move is expected to come with inc

emily: all right, sonny, and joe, thank you. i know joe will continue to follow the dodging this tweet by tweet. one of the biggest people on has downgraded their company -- downgraded tesla as no longer viable. he called this because of the erratic behavior because of's elon musk -- because of elon musk. gran shotwell desk when shotwell says elon is a brilliant man. speaking at a satellite industry conference, shotwell went on to say the boss is as lucid and capable as he ever has been. we are counting down to the next evolutione iphone with apples big reveal on wednesday. we break it down, next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s., on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: microsoft is planning to create a new headquarters in downtown toronto. the building is now under construction and part of a $570 million investment there over the next three years. comeove is expected to with increased staff and bolster the ai research lab or in montreal. frome l

perdue is trying to tell them you know sonny perdue has good credentials from georgia but he's also a bit of a knave in the sense that his when he was governor of georgia his. his administration was riddled with ethics violations he had he has he's guilty of all sorts of machinations with taxes and real estate he is a perfect trump kind of guy and he's also a bit of a fool you know he's one of these climate change deniers that when drought hit florida what did he do he gathered people together and prayed so he might be out there talking up a storm but the question is what's really going to happen when china says now we don't want those beans well one of the things you mention the aid package and yeah being farmers don't like the subsidies and aid but they promise the administration that is twelve billion dollars in aid for toibin producers but it actually came out they just announced that on the twenty seventh of august and only six point one billion and that's really just going to help soybean producers i think the number is eighty cents a bushel but you mentioned corn i mean those

her husband sonny was one of the passengers on flight 93.september 11, 2001, just over a month after their 32nd wedding anniversary, sonny was on his way back from a business meeting. he called dorothy, who he loved so much, called her on the plane and uttered her name before the line went dead silent. in the days after the attack, dorothy told the investigators there was only one thing she wanted from this field, her husband's wedding ring. they would know it by the inscription etched inside. all my love" it said, followed by the number 8 2 69, the date of their anniversary. the officers, great people, promised to try, but in this field of wreckage, it seemed certainly impossible. dorothy began to pray, and she sked her friends to do the same. days went by, then months, still no ring. a week before christmas, on december 19, she heard a knock at the door. two officers were standing with a really beautiful -- to her, she thought it was so beautiful. she knew what was happening -- a beautiful small, white box. inside it was a wallet, a luggag

we spoke to the secretary of agriculture sonny perdue earlier this week and asked how he feels abouthe trade impact. sunny: we have too many things the world once here, agriculture producers in the u.s. are low cost, very productive producers and we will find other markets. i think china will be back. i have no idea. it could be years. alix: is the u.s. completely miscalculating china? alan: sonny perdue's remarks are reassuring, but tell that to a soybean farmer in arkansas trying to get this year's crop into a bin still filled with last year's crop. in the macro, things look stable, but society is not a macro thing. there are individuals very hurt by the trade war right now, and it is a question to see how long they remain patient with u.s. policies. alix: thank you so much. my soybean expert. coming up, a ceo will be our guest and we will talk about plans for wind turbines, next on "commodities edge." ♪ alix: i'm alix steel. this is "commodities edge." time now for the brief. some of the biggest gas companies have agreed to cut their contributions to global warming. here is bob du

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her husband sonny was one of the passengers on flight 93.ptember 11th, 2001, just over a month after their 32nd wedding anniversary, sonny was on his way back from a business meeting. he called dorothy, who he loved so much, called her on the plane and uttered her name before the line went dead silent. in the days after the attack, dorothy told the investigators there was only one thing she wanted from this field. her husband's wedding ring. they would know it by the inscription etched inside. all my love, it said, followed by the number 8/2/69, the date of their anniversary. the officers, great people, promised to try, but in this field of wreckage, it seemed certainly impossible. dorothy began to pray, and she asked her friends to do the same. days went by, then months. still no ring. a week before christmas, on december 19th, she heard a knock at the door. two officers were standing with a really beautiful to her, she thought it was so beautiful, she knew what was happening. a beautiful, small white box. inside it was a wallet, a luggage

sonny perdue. thank you. alex acosta. thank you, alex. ben carson. thank you, ben. elaine chao, secretary of transportation. how is transportation doing? good. robert wilkie. doing great job for the v.a. we are doing a great job. we have choice and accountability, things that no one ever thought you would see. they worked 46 or 47 years on trying to get veterans choice. we now have a veterans choice and accountability. they don't do the job, boom. you're fired. [laughter] we want thatmp: for our veterans, right? [applause] president trump: and a man doing a fantastic job, acting administrator, andrew wheeler. thank you, appreciate it. we're grateful to the distinguished military leaders in attendance, including secretary of the navy richard spencer. thank you. secretary of the air force, heather wilson. [applause] president trump: thank you. vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, paul selva. thank you, paul. [applause] president trump: and one of my favorites of the joint chiefs, come on, stand up. thank you both. [applause] president trump: i also want to than

sonny perdue. thank you. alex acosta. thank you, alex. >> ben carson. thank you, ben. chow, house transportation. wilke. doing great job for the v.a. e have choice and accountability, things that no one ever thought you would see. or 47 years on trying to get veterans choice. accountability. they don't do the job. boom. you're fired. >> we want that for our right?s, a fantastic job, acting administrator, andrew wheeler. you, appreciate it. we're grateful to the military leaders in attendance, including spencer. air force, the heather wilson. [applause] you.ident trump: thank chairman of the joint paul silva.aff come on, stand up. thank you both. also want to thank representative mo brooks for joining us tonight. gentleman, wherever you are, mo. thank you, mo. president trump: and a very you to the members "congressional medal of honor" society. tonight we're privileged to be in the company of america's heroes. joining us this evening are hree extraordinary americans who i had the privilege of of honor the medal to. brit. mike rose, and please stand up. please. [applaus

her husband, sonny, was one of the passengers on flight 93.september 11th, 2001, just over a month after their 32nd wedding anniversary sonny was on his way back from a business meeting. he called dorothy, who he loves so much. called her on the plane and uttered her name before the line went dead silent. in the days after the attack, dorothy told the investigators there was only one thing she wanted from this field, her husband's wedding ring. they would know it by the inscription etched inside. all my love, it said, followed by the number 8/2/69, the date of their anniversary. the officers, great people, promised to try, but in this field of wreckage it seemed certainly impossible. dorothy began to pray, and she asked her friends to do the same. days went by, then months. still no ring. a week before christmas on december 19th, she heard a knock at the door. two officers were standing with a really beautiful to her, she saw it was so beautiful, she knew what was happening. a beautiful small, white box. inside it was a wallet, a luggage tag,

wedding anniversary, sonny was on his way back from a business meeting.called dorothy who he loved so much. called her on the plane and uttered her name before the line went dead silent. in the days after the attack, dorothy told the investigators there was only one thing she wanted from this field. her husband's wedding ring. they would know it by the inscription etched inside. all my love, it said. 2-69,wed by the number 8- the date of their anniversary. the officers, great people. promised to try. but in this field of records -- wreckage, it seems certainly impossible. dorothy began to pray and she asked her friends to do the same. days went by, then months. still no ring. a week before christmas on december 19, she heard a knock at the door. standing withere a really beautiful, she knew what was happening. a beautiful small white box. inside it was a wallet. the luggage tag. a drivers license. a small bag with the wedding ring inscribed with those three precious words. all my love. those words echo across this field. and those words tell the story of

secretary of agriculture, sonny perdue mr.retary, thank you for joining us. >> good afternoon, my pleasure. >> how much longer can this support from the government go on, and how deep are the pockets? jaccoma said recently, this trade war could go on 20 to 30 years. is the government going to support farmers for 20, 30 years? >> it will even out over time. this to 18 mitigation package is before 201 the farmers who planted in the spring couldn't predict what could happen so president trump committed they would not barrett brunt of the trade disruptions and is fulfilling that commitment from the aid package. >> have the farmers started to get their checks yet >> they have applied it's based on actual production and they have to come in and indicate and register their production, and it's based on the amount per bushel. we're already getting some checks out. >> a little bit of complaining from the corn and wheat farmers. >> yeah. >> versus the soybean farmers which are getting more per bushel of relief how did you make those cal

sonny perdue will be joining us next. the government, are they enough to offset less chinese buying? this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. alix: you talk, david, go. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak." problems withthe being in chicago, you do not get the cues. i am in chicago. alix steel is in new york running the show. i will be talking to hank paulson later. alix: we will all week of before that. we have breaking data coming out. durable goods, a preliminary read for august, coming in at 4.5%, way a

you talk about sonny's story, you are hearing all these stories from people affected. well, there is a crew here now just ran a cable line, a fiber line here. you can probably see it through the rocks and over the water and over to the other side to try to get some of these folks some internet service back here. they have repaired some of the dirt roads in the area. created some detours so that every home here is now accessible. the police chief told me about all of this that they did as much as they could he said mother nature always wins. >> we have had flooding issues before. i think we have always had contingency plans and talked about what if. and now that what if has come to life for us. >> trace: when they rebuild this dam, trace, they have got to do it right. they are saying it could take as long as two years to fix this. this is a main road through this town. so they -- they are going to be in it for a while. >> yeah. but a little bit of wifi can put a little sunshine in a very bleak situation. rick leventhal live for us. it's been a year since hurricane maria

note --programming newsmakers interviewed sonny perdue. he was asked about the white house and the president in light of the anonymous op-ed in the new york times. >> what has it been like in the trump administration this week? what can you tell us about your own experience working in this administration? >> yes, we are pretty isolated. we just do our business. that's what the president wants us to do. president has freed me to run the department of agriculture. i was in the oval this week talking about agricultural policy and things like that. these other issues don't come up. i don't really bother myself with that. i didn't see the frenetic activity that has been described over there. it was a fairly normal day when we were at the rose bowl with producers and in the oval with the president. >> he didn't seem distracted? >> not at all. he was very attentive to the issue we were talking about. he didn't seem distracted at all. he was very attentive and very engaging in the issue. >> there was a discussion in that particular piece of early

and work of their heroes both have a cult following us spencer who died more than two years ago and sonny boy gilman is now seventy nine. but spencer even has a double gang are two of the leos true but where you are just forget it just like me and like both of them were involved in sports or the higher level and i was also a swimmer at a club in dresden is this we let's watch this large hard sprinter i have this awkward dynamic teardrop shape or in the course of this trial should all he died on my birthday or your book june twenty seventh just. wasn't there also a few terence hill lookalikes in love much this group across the alps from italy to attend the event. many fans remember the films from their childhood so what's so great about them. they will find but no one died you can watch the films with anyone who does really cool punch lights. and why does the festival take place in the sleepy little town of la much. because terrence hill spent his childhood him work in a house that's still standing with an italian father and a german mother among her generosity as mr blue eyes is actually

football and baseball team one gold at the asian games and that means the likes of tottenham strikers sonny hitting men one have to do military service something which is compulsory in south korea the country's defense ministry says it's looking at tyson in the rules that allows athletes to get out without d.t. meanwhile e-sports will be shifting to sports focus titles and away from violent content games for the twenty twenty two asian games he sports featured as a demonstration sport in jakarta is hoping for olympic in place in the future. pfieffer have announced the nominees for their best football awards from barcelona super stallion are messy his name is a notable of mission as he's long time brown would rival christiane are now they did make the list for another now place the event is in italy thirty his former teammate in madrid luka moderate has also made the list moderate helped his country croatia reach the world cup final in russia and the third candidate the best men's players liverpool's mohamed for last they had gyptian netted thirty two only goals for his club last season. the

pill ten thousand people and they give them an identical pill but it's inert and they're double blind sonny the research or the people who receive that bill know who got what and then you look at how the outcomes over a five year period because many of you have to look at it for a long time because many of the injury that you can receive from medication an experimental red medication and maybe have a long latency period so you won't see them for a while they won't be diagnosed for two or three years oh and that's what virtually every drug to the market in america has to do vaccines the only ones that vaccines are tested for example the m.m.r. vaccine that's currently being used was never safety tested you can go look at anybody who doubts. can go look at the manufacturers insert which is on the internet and you'll see there's never been a safety data there's no there was only for the polio vaccine only a forty eight hour safety test appetite is four days for one five the other current h.p.v. vaccine which is causing all kinds of problems making girls killing girls make them very sick perman

and iraq's parliament has named sonny politician mohamed al hopelessly as its new speaker of pave the way for a government to be formed four months after national elections. well in the united states tropical storm florence is slowly weakening but authorities warn it's still causing catastrophic flooding in north and south carolina the storm is not out power to more the nine hundred thousand homes and businesses and at least seven people have been killed forecast to say the storm which is almost five hundred kilometers wide is moving very slowly gallagher joins us live now from wilmington in north carolina and what's the situation there like now. we were very much in recovery and respond mode least that's what the federal emergency management agency say the storm of course has now been downgraded to a tropical storm so now that those winds that we can slide you that means the national guard and all the helicopters they have can get up off the ground they can go out over the affected areas and check for damage and check for the possibility of flash flooding and that's the big concern a

in twenty four telling us also want to cross the western provinces of nineveh and anbar some sonny's opposed to the country's shia dominated government a settler been fighting alongside eisel or simply giving it support the iraqi troops fought back aided by armed groups many of them a shia who backed the government i saw fighters were either killed or detained some accused of supporting eisel have vanished. their families are demanding answers and even though no one would say that we keep asking if my sons were forced to sign and confess to something they did not do if they are that we want to bury them if they're alive we need to see them human rights watch says it knows of at least seventy eight cases where men and boys have been what it calls forcibly disappeared international law defines in force detention as they arrest of a person by the state or with the knowledge of the state followed by a refusal to acknowledge the arrest or a refusal to say with a person is but it also says the state has a responsibility to investigate allegations of unforced attention and to prosecute thos

like to thank mayor greed and her staff support, as well, and i would like to thank my assistant, sonny angulo, who worked on this over the summer recess. while we're on the topic of transportation, i know there has been some discussions at the san francisco municipal transportation agency whether or not our public transportation infrastructure should be used for private transportation interests in the city's public realm. and to that end, you'll recall, we recently passed legislation to allow in certain instances an appeal of mta decisions to this board of supervisors pursuant to the charter amendment, proposition a of 2007, and today i'm going to introduce an amendment to the board's review authority that would remove the exemption for bus rapid transportation projects until we can ensure that these projects are truly being prioritized for public-muni transportation, and i think that's appropriate as we approach transit week here in san francisco, and i want to acknowledge and thank the san francisco transit riders for their support of this ordinance. you will recall that two years ag

acknowledge the opposition surprise when hours after provisional results were on veiled abraham how much sonny took fifty eight percent of the vote charlotte bellus as war. authorization supposes on the streets of mali is the leader abraham mohammed so lay claim to victory and deeds presidential elections. for five years president i believe you mean has been in power they say he has been dethroned and wanted to conceive this is a moment of happiness this is a moment of hope this is a moment of history for many of us this has been a difficult journey. a journey that has led to a prism so. excited politics in the daves has been tumultuous since mohammed in the shade became its first democratically elected president ten years ago he was ousted in occur in a spend most of his time in exile intra lanka he watched as his friend and ally soulé rallied off position leaders into a coalition to take power back i like to let. the president elect. dream the hard and it's jeems a little bit on the last four. specially with the rest of the motives has been in political turmoil and do you mean during his fiv

dedman, who is 43, went missing from her home in plumstead yesterday, along with her 5 year old son, sonnyhani, has accused american—backed gulf states of supporting the attackers who carried out yesterday's assault on a military parade. 25 people, including 12 revolutionary guards, were killed in one of the worst attacks against the elite force. president rouhani spoke as he left tehran for new york to attend the un general assembly. he says he's ready to confront the united states and its gulf arab allies. translation: the victims fell as innocent martyrs. undoubtedly the islamic republic of iran does not overlook this crime. it's clear to us which group the attackers belonged to and to where they are linked. the small puppet countries we see in the region are backed by america and the us is provoking them and giving them the necessary capabilities to commit these crimes. us ambassador to the united nations nikki haley has dismissed the iranian president's comments as rhetoric. let's speak to our washington correspondent chris buckler. what's the evidence that iran is presenting? iran ha

a former governor like sonny perdue, can come in and make a lot of changes. for a lot of agribusiness constituencies, for folks that like deregulation, agriculture production, these are been smart and intelligent reorganizations. a lot of the constituencies say more from the food world, maybe more from the farm worker world, environmental world, there's concern what's going on. indeed, they have a real difficulty breaking through into national discourse, especially when you have things going on like anonymous op-eds in "the new york times." helena: we hear in the ag beat a lot of pushback among scientists and economists worried about -- we mentioned the decision to move the economic research service out of d.c. that is so under the radar. that is not an issue that's going to break through. there's a lot of concern about what that might mean for a scientific integrity and research integrity at usda. just because it's not breaking through, i think -- i don't think there will be a lot of, you know, national conversation around organizations. alan: we have today.

went missing from her home in plumstead yesterday, along with her 5 along with her five—year—old son, sonnyll corsa. directors of the british broadcaster, sky, have urged shareholders to accept a takeover offer worth more than £30 billion from the us media giant, comcast. after a long—running battle against rupert murdoch's 21st century fox, comcast won the auction for sky, as our business editor simonjack reports. it's been an epic battle between two heavyweights of the media world. in the final round, us cable giant and universal studios owner comcast delivered a knockout blow, offering £30 billion, 10% more than the disney—backed 21st century fox was prepared to pay. the prize — sky's 23 million customers across europe, ten million of them in the uk. the final bid has come in at £17.28, which is a i7% increase on the previous offer for sky, so they certainly have. and i think for comcast, sky is a very important strategic asset. it will help them diversify outside of the us where they're seeing pressures of cord—cutting — that is consumers are less and less paying for big, expensive cabl

generation a goal aimed at ending need and silencing critics who call him the president of the rich sonny i echo al-jazeera bank of england governor mark carney has told britain's guardian newspaper that leaving the european union without a deal could lead to a financial crash in the u.k. as bad as two thousand and eight it comes as the bracks it minister dominique robb published a list of twenty eight issues that could arise in the event of a no deal breaks it they range from the need to retest the export products for safety to increased mobile phone charges when british citizens travel on the european continent the u.k.'s shuttle to leave the e.u. on march the twenty ninth next year. prices in argentina are soaring unemployment is high and the peso has sharply dropped in value the financial crisis forced president but his government to seek a fifty billion dollars loan from the international monetary fund this year among the most affected are argentina's indigenous communities there are several traveled to chaco in northern argentina and filed this report. struggling to recover from her

dedman, who is 43, went missing from her home in plumstead yesterday, along with her 5 year old son, sonny bbc radio 5 live has found that the number of elderly people reporting that they've been the victim of scamming has nearly doubled in the last three years. in some cases, people had lost hundreds of thousands of pounds. ? fraudsters scammed almost 49 thousand older people across the uk in the past year, equivalent to nearly six every hour. it's a crime that can happen in your own home, as simple as a convincing phone call or a few clicks on a computer. and for one group in particular, reported cases of fraud are becoming more common. the cost of personal fraud across all ages is estimated to be around £10 billion a year. figures requested in an investigation by 5 live show that nearly 119,000 people aged over 60 reported that they had been scammed and more than 1,000 of those victims were over 90. some experts worry the real number of over—60s affected is far higher and that older people are particularly at risk as they are more likely to live alone and be drawn into conversation with

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her hudson husband sonny died. >> they say that they have a large support group that is spread out all over the country. >> at first it felt so uneasy. but they were so genuine in their compassion and sorrow for me that it was impossible to ignore. >> across the u.s., the survivors said they have bonded with each year. >>> 17 people have been charged in connection with a series of grab-n-go robberies at apple stores? 19 different counties. henry lee tells us that half of the accused were arrested in oakland. >> it happened over and over again. and grab thefts at apple stores across california. and now the investigators said that they've broke end up a crime ring for more than a million dollars in losses in 19 counties. >> my team executed a search warrant in the city of oakland. >> reporter: oakland police played a key role in the investigation. half of people were arrested tuesday in oakland. >> we took into custody the seven adult suspects and one juvenile suspect. >> reporter: the police began the multi-agency case after and apple store was hit in june. these are surveillance pictur

her son sonny was one of the passengers on flight 93.11th, 2001, just over a month after their 32nd wedding anniversary, sonny was on his way back from a business meeting. he called dorothy who he loved so much, called her on the plane and uttered her name before the line went dead silent. in the days after the attack, dorothy told the investigators there was only one thing she wanted from this field. her husband's wedding ring. they would know it by the inscription etched inside. all my love, it said. followed by the number 8-2-69, the date of their anniversary. the officers, great people, promised to try but in this field of wreckage, it seemed impossible. dorothy began to pray and she asked her friends to do the same. days went by, then months still no ring. a week before christmas on december 19th, she heard a knock at the door. two officers were standing with a really beautiful -- to her, she thought it was so beautiful. she knew what was happening. a beautiful, small, white box. inside it was a wallet. a luggage tag. a driver's lic