political towel their political columns in the homes he's in new york city and in philadelphia david morey democratic strategist former adviser to barack obama twenty eight and twenty twelve presidential campaigns the trump organization he made a surprising move to invalidate obamacare a couple of days after the news that the president's russian vessel geisha and seemed to be over were you surprised in that. well i suppose i was surprised that they pivoted to health care mediately. but of course president trump he campaigned against obamacare and the mandate that was built into obamacare that really supports the entire structure has been eliminated so obamacare isn't circling the drain the democratic solutions for it that we've heard from the campaign trail like from senator kemal areas that they want medicare for all and that americans will just have to give up their employer employer sponsored health care plans is very frightening and i don't think either side yet really has a handle or a grasp on it david surprise since supposed to be american public since save of the affordable care de

the bottom line is i think you're just going to see a morei aggressive pnt as we go on, because politically this has worked for him. legally he's got plenty of dy jeop politically, doing what he's done has worked. >> hallie, give me your thoughts. >> to chuck's point it is the political piece of it the id prt will seize on. i would watch fare for him to claim victory and vindication over these next days and weeks as he headsnt outthe campaign trail already thinking about 2020. really this is just the beginning. there are other investigations coming at him frat house demoon capitol hill. those democrats are uniformly calling for more transparency. they want the public to be able to draw their own conclusions ent's actionss and judgment, lester. >> chuck and hallie, a lot of follow-up we'll be following the next few days. thanks to both of you. a very big night. >>> let's move to more breaking news outside houston. fire has erupted again at the site of that massive chemical inferno that has residents on alert about the safety of the ai water and th nbc's kerry sanders is there. >> reporter: t

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00 tomorrow morning, still mainly in the north bay. 12:00 noon, the rain will be steadier, heavier, moreyit's going to reach other regions. i'll give you a complete look in a few minutes. >> thank you so much. >>> a mountainview school district will vote on whether to enter an agreement to build housing for teachers. the superintendent of the mountainview wissman school district wants to develop a 144-unit apartment complex near the district office. he says some employees commute from as far away as hollister. others live with three to four roommates. if the complex is approved, teachers and other employees could live there for about $1,500 a month. the average one-bedroom apartment runs for $2,500. >>> president trump says freedom of speech is under attack on college campuses and signed an executive order today that would pull federal funding dedicated to research at schools if they don't support all students' right to free speech. >> abc7 has reaction from u.c. berkeley. >> reporter: u.c. berkeley got more than $700 million for research in the 2017-2018 school year with more than 400 of

investigation got rolling when coach meredith was named by, according to the "wall street journal," moreyrating with the authorities investigating a separate case, a securities fraud case. tobin told investigators that meredith had requested a bribe to help get his daughter into school. tobin agreed to meet with meredith in a bugged boston hotel room capturing a conversation about a $450,000 payment that would ultimately result in the coach listing the girl as a team recruit. pretty interesting just a few moments ago in court, shep, the judge raised a legal question to meredith's legal team noting that meredith was lured here to boston as part of an undercover operation. the judge wondering allowed if there might be a question of entrapment here. also worth noting the former men's tennis coach at the university of texas austin michael centers is in court right now. he is alleged to have agreed to nearly $100,000 payment to recruit a student who did not even play tennis competitively. this is his initial appearance here in court. tomorrow, shep, a very busy day here in federal court. we ar

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my next question is from rachel morey. she's a stay at home mom. she's from north carolina. rachel?> hi, rachel. >> i was terrified to send my daughter to school when she began kindergarten this year. it's devastating that my 6-year-old had to be taught how to hide and stay quiet in case someone came to her school to shoot people. how can we talk about being free in this country when we have to leave each day in fear of gun violence in schools, places of worship, concerts, and even from law enforcement? what is your plan to ensure our safety and freedoms? >> rachel, thank you for that question. that fear you're feeling is something that we see in americans now who fear going to their house of worship, who fear going to a concert, and it is so horrific that in america, we have in the aggregate a mass shooting every day because dozens of people are shot and killed. i am frustrated with politicians who all the best they can muster is to give thoughts and prayers. enough of that. enough of that [ applause ] and i'm telling you right now, we as americans on most of the core issues, on so

morey u.s./china and capital inflows to china. a decline in china's capital account surplus in this year. also, their interest rate margins with the u.s. we think we may see a changing landscape that current accounts be the most important driver of fx valuation. instead, we think the capital account may become more important. moreina's case, we expect than $400 billion of capital inflow to china in the next three years time, given the index inclusion. this can overweight the negatives from the differential and the capital account surplus to become a very important support of the renminbi in the future. ramy: great breakdown of china's economy and all of the eco-data that has been dropping. lan shen thank you very much, standard chartered china economist . you can get a round of of the stories you need to know to get your story going in today's edition of "daybreak: asia." toomberg subscribers can go their terminals. it's also available on mobile. you can also customize your settings so you get the news on the industries and assets

moreis is why this is even pressing.tober 29, is when that happened in indonesia. that surrounded -- the investigation surrounded a software addition to the cockpit in the new versions of the 737 airplane, that caused what the airplane -- dipped it snows quite suddenly and rapidly. the pilots had not been briefed on that, the pilots had been briefed on the procedure to prevent stalling, and there were some unusual meetings that led to the malfunction. conclusions to draw but the only similarity is brand-new aircraft, crashing within minutes of take off. >> thanks for that. our chief north asia correspondent, stephen engle. we will revisit that story as we get more detail on it. still ahead, a rough road for carmakers. vehicle sales falling for a ninth consecutive month. discussing the outlook for the next route. china reaches consensus with the u.s. on crucial issues in trade talks. beijing is also pushing back against some of washington's demands. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ as beijing governor and washing

nbc ne learning morey tobin was seeking leniency in an unrelated securities fraud case and i toldestigatorsis daughter into that university. one of the 33 parents arrested, hollywood star felicity huffman, is out on bail after investigators say she paid0 $15,00 to have a procter correct her daughter's s.a.t. answers. her character on "desperate housewives" paying a bribe to get her ks into school. investigators say life imitating >> a generous donation will ensure our kids beat them out. >> how generous? 15,000 >> reporter: this morning the real life suspects may be hollywood stars. the wealthy and the privileged. investigators say the victims are the childre who lost spots at the universities they deserved to attend. >> joe, back to th lawsuit, how many people cpld end being involved? >> craig, if the courts agree to certify its a class-action suit as lawyers are asking, more than one million students could possibly join it.ni stanfordrsity says the lawsuit is filed without merit. investigors say none of the universities played a role in this scheme. back to you guys. >> all right. joe fry

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no moreis for mark -- indictments.he pro trump spin machine is touting that the just completed mueller report recommends no new indictments. how much did the mueller report cost? another question answered in the new york times. thef september 30, 2018, special counsel's investigation has cost more than $25 million. more than 12 million of that was direct spinning by mr. mueller's team. that amount will increase once the special counsel office submits its final list of expenses. can congress subpoena the report? yes. that does not mean lawmakers will be successful. what comes next is likely complicated. there are several reasons the justice department might be unwilling to just hand over classified or grand jury information, even under subpoena. in that case, congress could sue to enforce its demand. then it will be up to the courts to decide who gets what. 17 questions answered at nytimes .com and inside the newspaper. next is sam from new jersey, independent line. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call.