steen: sanity will prevailsteen: for business.n voters can deal with anything but the markets cannot deal with the parliamentary session we have had. i think corbyn [indiscernible] --hink prime minister is the may is the prime minister with the largest number of votes in any real democracy, she should have stepped down a long time ago. rishaad: who wants her job? steen: a lot of people do but no one will step forward now. ultimately it will leave the u.k. in a stronger position but in terms of the markets, sterling is way overpriced relative to the credit cycle and what is needed. every time we have had a crisis, sterling has had to drop 5% to 10% to gain competitiveness. in the u.k. in 1992, this is what is ongoing. the market is trying to price out no deal, but ultimately they have to deal with the reality which is underlying economic growth, and in u.k. -- yvonne: how much could sterling drop? steen: 120 in the worst. yvonne: thank you. chief economist, joining us here in hong kong. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ is bl

steen: the market is saying there will never be any inflation.we come into the back end, we will see wage inflation coming through into expectation. will be two point 3-2.4, meaning that again, we could see the federal reserve hit -- pivot. anna: stten, thanks for joining us.teen, thanks for joining i'm off to talk to the labour party brexit secretary in london. up next, we talk about europe and what angela merkel has to say. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: 30 minutes into trading and here are the top headlines for you off of the bloomberg terminal. keep it brief. the reason they is asking -- theresa may is asking for a period.exit extension buyers meet sellers. with more than 11,000 cases turns itshe court attention to determining .iability and damages ubs says investment bank revenues are down by one third in the first quarter. shares are down 2% in zurich this morning. welcome to bloomberg markets. this is the european open. in berlin, we 30 minutes into the trading day. let's see what is shaping up in terms of the individual movers. down,n see 345

from berlin coming up next after a short break as world stories the weekend reports american evan steen for me and the entire team thanks for watching. extravagant getting. to. really know their stuff.

. >> you've steen the videos on social media. home cameras capturing thieves taking packages off porches. >> no record, just stealing a package. >> typically the criminal issued a citation, evan lowe wants to change that. >> i've been a victim, neighbors have been a victim. there's not a week that goes by i don't see a post on facebook. >> with help from jeff rosen the two authors state bill 1210. >> i would say that porch piracy is the new residential burglary. >> right now it's a petty theft, at six months in jail. the new law enables the crime to be charged as a felony. that could be prison time. >> i think the way the law is currently, it's only a petty theft does not capture the sense of vulnerability and security that is shattered when someone takes something inches from your front door. >> it's a needed change in the law. >> police baits and tracks packages with gps devices hidden inside. >> the person we had last night was under the influence with drugs, had a warrant. >> critics worry the new law could lead to more jail

many states allow steen-year-olds to preregister to vote. robert in brooklyn, new york.our thoughts this morning. caller: yes, i am in favor of it .ecause i am 77 years of age the idea that people my age and even people in their 50's were formed at a time when the world was very different from what it is today. there was no internet when i was young, no global positioning system, the worst thing you could be was homosexual or lesbian. abortion was not legal when i was young and racism was much more readily accepted. have their-old political views in conditions they are now. their ideas will be more consummate with the world as it is. they won't be looking back to a be recaptured.ot you cannot turn the clock back. i say the younger age is desirable. thank you very much. host: candace in georgia, you are next. caller: i am in favor of it because i don't really see that big of a difference between a 16-year-old and an 18-year-old. they both can't drink, but i am sure most people do that anyway. i think young people have a voice large enough than they may be did before becau

back in twenty six steen and last summer the netherlands van gogh museum stopped its relationship with dutch oil company shell both cases were presented as mutual decisions by the museums and oil companies but they also came after intense pressure from campaign is but when it comes to funding the arts some say there's no such thing as clean money there is this grey area of if you have a lot of due diligence in the yards and you look very carefully you'll find something a bit dodgy yeah exactly multinationals airlines social media bankers people are slightly squeamish about them florentine bankers made the renaissance possible for those visiting the museums or working outside them the issue of so-called art washing is a tough call if you think you know big pharmaceutical companies should be sponsoring exhibitions b.p. at the british museum and if they should why. we would find they do with us artists. they have enough to assist us you know to corporate sponsorship but definitely yes to evolving to a better model in support of the arts to change the world that they want to stay in busine

much liverpool misfit chance to regain top spot in the english premier league you're going to coopt steen was held to a goal a straw away to local rivals everton the result means the trail magister city by one point with nine matches to play the reds have only won two of their last five league games i'm one hundred percent you know a chance i know that was a game by game a game i feel gets better about the boys because they looked really ready for it so and today of course we didn't score that it's chelsea are now two points off the champions league places after beating fullam and granted rodgers has lost his first game in charge of leicester they conceded late leaves to want to watch for josie marino says he is flattered by rumors that he may one day return to his former club dreads but the portuguese isn't confirming anything the fifty six year old who managed rail from twenty twenty ten to twenty thirteen was responding to legal president havea to bass's comments that he would welcome arrhenius return to the spanish top flight marina spoke to be in sports after barcelona as one elite t

misty ten steen so the fans who come to the concert can follow the symphony in dnd in their own imaginations a completely new image emerges he did. underscored by the addition of a fourth dimension as an orchestra and this is fantastic orchestral music. i think that it is very difficult to arrange those melodies a lot of times with a fork a strategy because of the perk nature of that music it was just like this that the sounds were so sharp and so like tight. but with final fantasy there are so many melodies that were meant to be slower and deeper and more introspective in nature that translate just absolutely perfectly magnificently into an orchestral piece community eclipse the basic compositions of. music are of a very high quality. they are the bedrock on which other things can be built using this music. and. yet i wasn't interested in composing eight bit music i wanted to compose really normal music so the only work i could find was creating music from the cats who bully you eat all the movies and that was at a time when the term video game music didn't even exist. that i never saw thro

back in twenty six steen and last summer the netherlands van gogh museum stopped its relationship with dutch oil company shell both cases were presented as mutual decisions by the museums and oil companies but they also came after intense pressure from campaign is but when it comes to funding the arts some say there's no such thing as clean money if you have a lot of due diligence in the arts and you look very very carefully but the people who are offering sponsorship it's. a bit dodgy you know exactly where in time broncos made the remote possible for those visiting the museums or working outside the issue of so-called art washing is a tough call this scrutiny over ethical donations couldn't come at a worse time for cash strapped british arts institutions which have had their funding slashed in recent years but there are those that say that in order for the arts to prosper galleries simply can't just forward to be picky. about the news now and ten people have reportedly been taken to hospital suffering from smoke poisoning after a massive fire ripped through a shopping center in the c

scene oh yes steen is the perfect place to end. i really need to surrender to florida man do brace are in a florida. you know we learned a lot on this journey max we basically learned that we hail from swamp we are swamp and no matter what the swamp shines through you don't need to linear thought in this town or this country or this universe just go with what you know go with the flow only dead fish go with the stream you've got to fight the stream spawn up to the place of your birth and this is where we were all born or haunted by the past being chased back to the swamp from which we all came i feel the chase breath of the past breathing down my neck daily trying to pull me back into the whether it's the tar pit in los angeles or the swamp of st augustine it's the. center of the earth the gravitational force pulling on hope. you can't hide the swamp stinky and it's real but basically all life at one point crawled out of the swamp oh it's stinky but it's stinking good all that's right just comes out of the murk and the depths nothi

could still happen even president trump says that things are ongoing here they interesting alex and steen from a business perspective we heard a lot of president trump touting the benefits for north korea of denuclearizing but are there are significant economic carpet opportunities for the u.s. as well when it comes to north korea in the region. well absolutely you know peo said as far back as the middle of two thousand and eighteen that down in the country to modernize we're talking infrastructure we're talking about electric grid right on down the line and he made it very clear pompei all that this will not be the u.s. taxpayer footing the bill for this this would be american companies going in with opportunity to do business and to restructure their hold their whole when it comes to trade because of the sanctions north korea only trades and import export about ninety percent of it is with china and certainly that the u.s. would have an opportunity to import oil to import grain which the farmers here is just perked up all over the country and machinery as well so that's three huge areas

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and you're up to date now on news american evan steen from all of us. the floods have taken everything bail now despair this place got left climate refugees to ash. they seek shelter in the capital to come but even here waters are rising. the floods are cold. storage. on g.w. . crimea with the rugged beauty of its landscapes its mild subtropical climate and strategically important location the peninsula has captivated visitors for more than three thousand years. throughout history of history on conquerors and settlers into a mosaic of cultures on the northern shores of the black sea. today the majority of crimea's inhabitants are ethnic russians ukrainians and crimean tatars. but the peninsula is also home to bellow russians armenians poles jews and germans. the crossroads of the orient and the oxygen to europe and asia. greeks came from across the mediterranean founded cities and opened up trade routes to europe. nomadic tribes from the steps of asia conquered crimea well the mongols of the golden horde established a slave trade. we're. conquerors beca

nixon went after the washington post, who bern steen led the watergate coverage. >> i want no reporterswashington post to ever be in the white house, is that clear in none, that's a total order and if necessary, i will fire you. do you understand? >> i do understand. >> nixon hated the press. because it was digging into the very story he was desperate to hide. that the white house was deeply involved in the watergate cover up. his campaign seemed to work early in his second term. nixon's approval ratings soared. but then came the first crack in the white house's defense. in the summer of 1973. all of america was driven by the watergate hearing. what did the president know and when did he know it? >> as the country watched white house counsel, john dean, turned on his president. >> dean testified the watergate burglars were blackmailing white house aides. >> the white house is subjected to blackmail and i didn't know how to handle it. >> i told him that i can make an estimate that it may be as high as a million dollars. >> it was john dean's words against the president of the united stat

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steen pan and kyonk chien is a save the flamed flintstone house in hillsboro. a petition addressed to governor gavin newsom now has the support of more than 14,000 people who like the flintstone house. the town of hillsboro sued the homeowner saying that home is a nuisance. the homeowner added dinosaurs in the yard and a sign saying yababa yaba doo. >> you know, it catches your eye. >> we drove up on 280 my daught i mean, personally, i put it on my facebook page. i think it's kind of cool. >> i do, too? not my choice -- >> again, i don't live in hillsboro about but the animal statue look very night, they are dirt colored. >> you can't diss dino. >> that's an interesting debate. >> we all have social media, right? >> you can always tell us. >> getting right to highway 24, frank and pam because, westbound 24, we have slow traffic coming in through orinda. the road sensors are showing slow traffic heading west but lafayette is not affected yet. you can see in our picture that you are driving through, driving through and then just around the corner here, you can se

it is a spring steen applied to the law and the life. and in "the beat" we do a little bit of everything. i could ask your favorite zonk, but i bet you would like me to just thank you for your service and reporting. >> "nebraska." >> is that just because you're on nebraska avenue? >> it has always been. >> can't get enough of you two, thank you for your reporting. ken dilanian and ari melber. most of "the beat" at 6:00 p.m. eastern every day. judges questioning claims that president trump is violating the constitution by profiting from domestic and foreign officials who are staying at his washington ho tell. one of the people that filed the suit and drew that september schism. plus new details on beto o'rourke's fundraising haul in the first 24 hours after his 2020 presidential announcement came from. his 2020 presidential announcement came from. if your moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about en

janice steen tracking the system. >> reporter: we watch the midwest and don't think it will affect ush of the country especially when it comes to that. this is a disaster across the midwest. we are dealing with potential for snow melt over the next couple days it is our situation in the midwest with the mississippi river valley. there is your radar. we have some light rain moving through parts of the midwest, nebraska, iowa, wisconsin. not a big deal but we are seeing storm systems moving in to the west coast that eventually are going to move cross country and bring potential for more flooding. here's the next couple days. it doesn't look like much but a drop of rain in this area, heavily saturated by weeks of rainfall and potential for more rain in the forecast. flood warnings will remain for weeks if not months because of the potential for not only more rain in the forecast but snowmelt. this is from noah, our spring flood risk. you can see we've got major flooding on the missouri and mississippi river valley and the midwest. this is a dire situation, catastrophic in these areas. it

. >> roy steen does not use grindr, but has friends who do. >> being gay over there is -- you might as well walk into a prison cell, basically. >> a person can also voluntarily submit their hiv status on grindr to let others know if they're positive or negative, or if they're using prep. >> any type of health data, it's very sensitive information, and i think it's a patient's right to maintain that and keep it contained to themselves and to their doctor or their family. >> last year, it was revealed that grindr shared its user hiv status data with third parties. out of favor with the u.s., kunlun, who wanted to take grindr public, is now being forced to find a buyer. and that's going to be very hard for them because they paid a lot of money. $93 million in 2016, and another $152 million in 2018. they paid people say too much for it, and it's unlikely that any other company is going to pay that much for grindr. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> all right, thank you so much, lyanne. >>> a new state audit of the dmv. negligence, inaccuracies and even lying. that's just a hi

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my name is jennifer steen, and i think it's really disrespectful that jeff kozinski left. i think it's really disrespectful. i think we knew what we were doing in writing the code, and i think it was incredibly important in writing that. the homeless budget is 2 0 -- 200 million. as everyone here said, i agree quite strongly that levels of care are lacking in all levels, and that people need to be able to be supported so that they can exit. i think supervisor ronen, you've asked many good questions about exiting, exiting, exiting. right now, i work in exiting, transitions. exiting is a problem. we don't have enough beds. there was a study with multiple recommendations about where beds are needed and can be provided with a cost breakdown. this work group put together this draft. someone sent it to me anonymously. i don't know who did it, but i think this is the kind of information that needs to be disseminated between staff as well as the people to serve. >> supervisor ronen: chair mandelman, could i have a question? >> chair mandelman: sure. >> supervisor ronen: so working

. >> juan: emily, let me say beto steen says he does have policy positions.say he wants to ban assault weapons. universal background checks. he wants to forgive people who go into public service in terms of their college tuition, college debt. he wants medicare part of the insurance market. no raising retirement age on social security. citizenship for people here illegally. he says he's a capitalist but it's an unjust capitalist and racist capitalist system and he is pro-abortion. is that enough for you? >> emily: i think he's gone backwards and his policy and a lot of the specifics he's put forth, including his feelings on entitlement programs and the like, those have been in 2012 and he was running. it's now that he's been very vague but also more overarching. to me it's weak at best to respond to a criminal justice question with expunging marijuana records and doing away with the federal ban on it. that was oversimplified. i think the left wants the next obama and they are shoving this guy into that role and he's not. i think he's a caricature. he is like

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. * *-*>> laura: remember steen, a conservative volunteer being beaten by a thug on berkeley's campus? after weeks of basic silence charges have now been brought. the victim is here exclusively in a moment to tell us the next step. plus, it was a call to arms to get what might be the coming onslaught of socialism. and it rocked cpac. chief white house economic adviser -- larry kudlow will be here layer in the hour. two others are here to highlight the worst in media this week and there is a lot of worst. and ramon arroyo joins us, including a hollywood a lister schooling us on government, and a big question, is it time for men to start chest feeding their newborns? we'll explain. but first, the rise of socialism is trump's game. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> things are cooking in america's socialist kitchen. the democratic primary season is almost a year away but bernie sanders is already slated to nav now coveted endorsement of democratic socialists of america and yesterday, self-proclaimed socialist alexandria ocas ocasio-cortez read her party the riot act. she said either

. >> reporter: while the effort to block the shelter is gaming steen online, so is the effort to help the city's homeless, and not all residents of the high-rise condos oppose the project. >> i can understand the feelings of the people living in the area that they would rather not have it, but i think we definitely need at. >> reporter: the residents have hired san francisco attorney ktvu plus zach, but so far it's unclear what his legal strategy will be. the port commission is scheduled to vote on whether to lease the land to the city on april 23. in san francisco, monte francis, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> so teachers at another bay area school district are gathering support during contract talks now. teachers in the fremont unified school district held a rally after school before classes begin this morning. teachers say they are at an impasse with the district over wages. they were asking for a 4% raise, a fact-finding hearing is set for next week. started new legislation aims to ensure that sexual predators are kept out of public school classrooms. the bill calls for requiring schools to

. * *-*>> laura: remember steen, a conservative volunteer being beaten by a thug on berkeley's campus basic silence charges have now been brought. the victim is here exclusively in a moment to tell us the next step. plus, it was a call to arms to get what might be the coming onslaught of socialism. and it rocked cpac. chief white house economic adviser -- larry kudlow will be here layer in the hour. two others are here to highlight the worst in media this week and there is a lot of worst.

i think ari touched on this earlier about whether or not invoking mueller and rosen steen's name was pr thing and yes, it is a pr thing but it also means to me that he's already consulted or likely rod rosenstein has consulted on what is the declassification picture here? declassification can take forever. it's very complicated at times. and so i don't think mueller would throw raw on the ag's desk without saying i have a -- otherwise we'd be in weeks of declassification conversations. i think that's largely done and that's a good thing for america. >> sarah sanders who says we look forwithwaard to the proces taking its course. chuckb schumer and nancy pelosi who said they don't want to give into president trump. but when you see from mcconnell and jack reed a sort of call for transparency a weirdly unanimous call for transparency, which is an interesting moment in the narrative arc of this story. >> i think there's a layer of transparency that everyone is skating over but i think is nilnils initially very important. everyone is assuming that when bill barr says he intends to release

i think ari touched on this earlier about whether or not invoking mueller and rosen steen's name was a pr thing and yes, it is a pr thing but it also means to me that he's already consulted or likely rod rosenstein has consulted on what is the declassification picture here? declassification can take forever. it's very complicated at times. and so i don't think mueller would throw raw on the ag's desk without saying i have a -- otherwise we'd be in weeks of declassification conversations. i think that's largely done and that's a good thing for america. >> sarah sanders who says we look forward to the process taking its course. chuckb schumer and nancy pelosi who said they don't want to give into president trump. but when you see from mcconnell and jack reed a sort of call for transparency a weirdly unanimous call for transparency, which is an interesting moment in the narrative arc of this story. >> i think there's a layer of transparency that everyone is skating over but i think is nils initially very important. everyone is assuming that when bill barr says he intends to release the

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here's how it starts, dear chairman graham, chairman nadler, ranking member fine steen and ranking member collins. i write to notify that you robert s. mueller the third has concluded his investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election and related matters. under the special counsel regulations, the attorney general is required to notify these specific people. the regulations spell out that the attorney general has to notify the chair and ranking members of the judiciary committees in the house and the senate and those are the people who need to be notified, and they need to be notified of three things, number one the appointment of the special counsel. that happened back in 2017. the removal of a special counsel, that never happened, and number three, the conclusion of a special counsel's investigation. so this is bill barr telling congress as he is required to do, okay, here's the third thing, the investigation is complete. that's the part of this special counsel experience that has happened on my watch. i am notified you. he then says, quote, in addition to this notification,

here's how it starts, dear chairman graham, chairman nadler, ranking member fine steen and ranking member collins. i write to notify that you robert s. mueller the third has concluded his investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election and related matters. under the special counsel regulations, the attorney general is required to notify these specific people. the regulations spell out that the attorney general has to notify the chair and ranking members of the judiciary committees in the house and the senate and those are the people who need to be notified, and they need to be notified of three things, number one the appointment of the special counsel. that happened back in 2017. the removal of a special counsel, that never happened, and number three, the conclusion of a special counsel's investigation. so this is bill barr telling congress as he is required to do, okay, here's the third thing, the investigation is complete. that's the part of this special counsel experience that has happened on my watch. i am notified you. he then says, quote, in addition to this notification,

the upturn they have steen. tenada nationality going the other way down about 3.4%..7%, they were talking about the contraction in the eno needs you -- indonesia unit. we are counting down to the opening of the session in india right now. obviously, a lot of news geopolitically in the india and pakistan border. we have our reporter standing by in mumbai. what are we watching for today? it is going to be an important day to see if the indian pilot gets handed back over to the country. it will be an important moment. yesterday, you had the gdp number that came in below expectations at 6.6%. they were expecting somewhere around 6.8%. the bigger disappointment was the bringing down of the entire year from 7.2% to 7%. the third point being in from the's session market standpoint, markets did not do anything. cash market saw a big spurt, indicating a lot of interest. and it big number actually bottom the market in yesterday's session. a range of about 10,600 to 11,000 is about what we are expecting. rishaad: you are watching some equitiesauto related as well, why? devina:

mueller, rodl steen, even the special counsel -- the investigator, the house investigator, what is hise? host: why would you say a jewish coup? caller: they have hated donald trump since the day he got in office and he said now you can start saying merry christmas. host: when you say to his coup, do you think that plays into anti-semitism? caller: it has nothing to do with anti-semitism. host: you just called it a jewish coup. caller: they are all jews. host: this is sophia in florida, go ahead. cynthia and ie is am in melbourne, florida. good morning. i applaud omar and i don't think speech --members' host: should happen, why not? caller: right, i don't. pretty much, if they cannot control trump's speech and the way he says racial things and the way he is anti-semitic and against other races, i don't see stop free speech on the floor. scott, all of those senators know apac is controlling congress. up fornnot even speak the palestinians. we can speak up for israel, which i think israel has a right to live in peace, but not at the detriment of the palestinians. host: that is cynthia in