jordan roberts with charles salter. just a little summary of our place of entertainment.e did one long-term analysis of the project site near building four that she mentioned is the residential building, an ambient measurement along the nonresponsive property line, a measurement of hotel utah noise levels. that was between 11:40 and 11:50 p.m., and then, we measured grand night club, as well, from midnight to 12:10 a.m. and our findings were that we recommended ratings of 35 along the facades to the northeast and northwest, and f-2-c ratings

dave o'keefe, the owner and jordan roberts from salter and associates who did the sound study. we are all here if you have any questions. >> hotel via opened in june of 2017. we are located on king street between second and third. i would like to say the o'keefe brothers have been active on king street for almost 20 years. they have a good knowledge and relationships. we have been working with them for almost five years. we are very familiar with everybody down there and we worked closely with everybody down there. even during construction when we had to be very sensitive to our neighbors down there, we worked very closely with them during that time, too. since our opening i can giv givu a brief what is around us over there. on the side next to us west side is a high rise which is four floors of parking garage and ancestry. on the back side is another office complex that has a venture capital firm and under armor and a lot of other businesses. on the side of us on the east is pete's and pedros and momos and above them is serious satellite radio. our neighbors are also our custo

jordan roberts with charles salter. just a little summary of our place of entertainment. we did one long-term analysis of the project site near building four that she mentioned is the residential building, an ambient measurement along the nonresponsive property line, a measurement of hotel utah noise levels. that was between 11:40 and 11:50 p.m., and then, we measured grand night club, as well, from midnight to 12:10 a.m. and our findings were that we recommended ratings of 35 along the facades to the northeast and northwest, and f-2-c ratings along the southeast and southwest iffacade. there is some sheetings on the building to the east of it. three stories tall, and provide some shielding, but we used our worst case estimate in our assessment. >> thank you. it's a big project. i remember when there was nothing down there, and i was getting complaints from wells street down the road just from the rooftop of the club. so there's a lot of detail here, so i'm just going to go real quick. exactly how many residentials are facing the grand which is actually facing the bay bri

jordan: no, they cannot do that. they could pass a resolution which would be vetoed by the president. david: robert thank you. command, a game so big even the president showed up and watched a star athlete get injured when his sneaker failed. one of the biggest issues in sports. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. duke fans are saying thanks obama. he showed up last night to watch the blue devils play in one of the biggest rivalries in college sports. but the star player zion williamson left the game because of a mild injury. that led to the blue devils losing. now they're asking nike if it they're asking if it was nike's fall or if obama had something to do with it. >> the announcers said at the best, he broke his shoe with his own foot. i had to watch that three times, because i did not catch that the issue broke. i have never seen that before. david: he was not making a move unheard of, he was not showboating, it was a standard that it. -- pivot. >> he planted with his left, then his knee bent awkwardly on the right, that is what caused i

coming up in the u.s., "balance of power" with robert jordan, former u.s.sador to saudi arabia. that is coming up at the top of the hour. a look at u.s. markets as we head towards the halfway point in the trading day. we are well off our lows with s&p 500 down one third of 1%, as 1%, asdow and -- 1/3 of is the dow and nasdaq. stay tuned, "balance of power" is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets the world of business. on the brief today, reports in progress on u.s.-china trade talks. we talk about 5g technology. it from london, brexit talks down to the wire. we start in washington. we had a report out of bloomberg that actually there will be five memoranda of understanding. what do we know? shawn: we are starting to hear that there is an architecture ability for these talks. we are moving toward a them getting stuffed down on paper, which is important. -- stuff down on paper, which is important. it means the talks are getting more d

bush, robert jordan thanks for joining us this morning want to get to saudi arabia in a moment firstnd friends across the world what do you think is most important issue americans need to focus on when it comes to chinese and their behavior? >> i think we have to realize the chinese do not have a moral capaciompass the way they business a mercantile enterprise will cheat, they will dishonor agreements, and they will certainly try every time they can to steal our intellectual property this is what makes huawei situation so dangerous. >> so james freeman at "the wall street journal," sorry -- what are you hoping to get out of these negotiations? what is the -- what is the anticheating murder u.s. augmenting to about thinking. >> i think some sort of inspection capacity to also have, a greater reliance on perhaps a form whether world trade organization or the international intellectual property organization, we have to have a means of adjudicateing with some sanctions, violations of intellectual property rights. of the i think we've got to have a much clearer understanding with perhaps

. >>> elise jordan is a former aide to president george w. bush. robert costa, the national political reporter for the washington post. and elliott williams, former u.s. deputy attorney general. elise, i'll start with you. this phrase presidential harassment, the republicans never did this to obama. those are the words there from the president's tweet. can anyone really say that with a straight face? >> i can't utter the phrase presidential harassment without laughing. because it's so ludicrous. donald trump is always the victim no matter what. it's his favorite theme. he loves to talk about himself and his own victimhood complex. so perhaps he should think about the root causes that have led to this so-called presidential harassment. such as his ongoing personal business ventures. such as his complicated business dealings with russia that no one knows the extent of. maybe he should let everyone see his tax returns so we can decide for ourselves. >> a lot of them seem to have developed a bit of memory loss. minority leader kevin mccarthy says that just se

robert mueller has not releases his report yet. let's get more from jim jordan.? >> the senate intelligence chairman told us what we have already known. there's no coordination with russia. what they should be investigating, the democrats don't want to do this, all the terrible things that happened at the top levels of the fbi when they started this investigation in the first place in the summer and fall of 2016. these what we should be focused on. this is nothing new. >> charles: and maybe that might eventually happen. the feeling i'm getting the last couple days particularly after the senate came through with their conclusions is people are starting to feel like maybe this mueller investigation is going to end with a whimper. the democrats are ready to pick up the baton and start the race all over again. seems like an affront to the american public that is just tired, the fatigue of investigations after investigations. if it takes more than two years and you come up with nothing, what would the democrats be looking for? >> remember what we just learned. the hea

xi is expected to meet with steven mnuchin and robert lighthizer and premier will also attend. joining me now economist author expert jordanching huawei -- and charge with that is espionage, and there is not a national security response. we're watching this treasury secretary, and trade representative meeting with xi to talk about trade while the islands of the south china sea are very much at the focus of a power conflict between the two nations. yeah. >> it is really wrong for treasury secretary mnuchin to go to beijing to plead with xi jinping that's not the way that we should be doing this. we should be hitting them hard. hitting hem often so he doesn't get back up. that's the way you deal with criminals. >> uh-huh well these are criminal are and they are not -- they are biggest organizeed criminal in the world stealing hundreds of billions from this country for decades without consequence or response. >> yeah. we call it a trade war but really what this is an attempt to prevent chinese from each year stealing hundreds of billions of dollars and under xi jinping they become much worse in fair trade obligations to unite

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maria: congressman jim jordan joined me yesterday to talk about the mueller report and the phi say abuses. here's what he said. robertuse? >> i think there's real concerns with how the sai process was handled -- how the fisa process was handled. another big hearing, matthew whitaker will be in front of the house judiciary committee on friday, these are questions we plan to ask him as well, see if he'll give any indication of when mr. mueller's report will be completed. >> i agree with everything congressman jordan just said. it would be shocking to me if bob mueller were to look at the fisa abuse. he would be undermining what in my opinion is uncons tewingal, , unlawful, but standard procedure for fbi agents. i don't think he wants to go there. this operating procedure was standard for fbi agents when he was the head of the fbi. this is not shocking or new to him. i'll be surprised if he goes there. jim jordan and company will have to do this on their own. dagen: wouldn't president trump want the whole mueller report released? wouldn't he want that. >> i think that's a question that margaret brennan put to him yester

elyse jordan and chief national correspondent, mark, and reporter for axios, jonathan swan, and reporter for "washington post" and moderator of the week on pbs and msnbc political analyst, robertd this hour. joe, it's painful to watch on many levels. the wall also is so symbolic of this racist rant the president is on. >> it is. i go back to the fact donald trump had $20 billion in hand for the wall and border security. he said no to that deal. he then shut down the government over $1.6 billion, saying he needed his $5.7 billion, instead of $5.7 billion, they give him even less than the $1.6 billion they offered him a month ago. this reminds me of homer simpson and lionel hudson negotiating with burns saying, i have another offer for you and hands him a slip of paper that says zero, and they go, we'll take it, and mr. burns says, release the hounds. the hounds have wean -- been released on donald trump. the rationalization is laughable. let's break this down. at the independent of the day, the last government shutdown was disastrous for donald trump and disastrous politically for the republicans. they had no way out, did they? they had to basically take what they were offered