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adr, that are used to track korea, the ewy, a korea etf up 1% and korea electric who trade inand kt the.s. are trading higher. , we aresouth korea cdf seeing them trend lower to show there is a lower risk being priced into the market of south korea. a risk cross. we see this as low as it was in 2016, coming back toward those levels. we are in earnings seasons. there are some bake movers. the best performer in the us -- svb, they have numbers that beat estimates. the president and ceo of the company crediting exceptional liquidity being deployed in the innovation ecosystem. seattle genetics with revenue beating estimates. reported first-quarter revenue and's and adjusted ebit up that beat estimates. shery: let's not forget the earnings. thank you. the leaders of north and south korea committed themselves to the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. they have pledged to bring a formal and to the korean war, 65 years after hostilities ended. insight ande his what it may mean for u.s. foreign-policy is one of the top democrat in the house, representative joe crowley of new york

life experiences and background and stellar credentials including linda richardson as president of adr continental group, a full servicewomen-owned company. she has expertise in land use planning, workforce training and as a board member of the african-american chamber of commerce and on the southeast alliance for environmental justice she has really brought an important voice to the table. i hope you will approve for reappointment. thank you. >> commissioner safai: thank you. any other public comments? seeing none it's closed. thank you commissioner richardson for all your commitment to serve again sand your wonderful qualifications. so can we entertain a motion? i think it's your turn commissioner yee. >> commissioner yee: sure. i'd like to make a motion to amend -- approving to state that we support for approving the mayor's nomination for reappointment of linda richardson and pass it on the committee with a positive recommendation to the full board. >> commissioner safai: without objection, thank you. congratulations. please call item number 13. >> clerk somera: item number 13 is a

these are the adrs. they are in the green, alibaba in the white. of recovery, but trade policy ladies -- trade possibilities aside, have we seen the end of this? don: to buy everything is a bad idea. to sell everything is a bad idea. you can see from the chart over the last couple of years, if you have been an investor in baidu or alibaba or tencent, you made a lot of money. the companies are doing really well. sorry. that going forward, the growth in these technology companies internationally is going to continue. maybe not at the same hectic pace but certainly at a rapid rate. we are not cutting back on our investments. tom in beijing. you talked about the physical sector. i wonder if you are optimistic about china as well because policymakers are opening up that sector and some of the foreign drug makers were optimistic. do you share that? don: they are five times as many people in the prc as there are in the united states. so the market is large. will the average chinese be going to western medicine? it doesn't have to be a big percentage for i

vladimir putin has called the joint attack yesterday an act of adre aggression and he called for an emergencyeeting the united nations security council. joining us the editor in chief of law fair. and a former fbi double agent of i want to ask you first of all ben with ittis, if i could about something the secretary of defense said yesterday at the start of the press conference that began shortly after thighs streaks. let's listen to what secretary mattis had to say. >> as far as the legal authority under article two of the constitution we believe the president has every reason to defend vital american interests. that is what he did here tonight under that authority. >> ben with ittis, i see the debate raging. bad legal arguments for the syria air strike. help us understand what secretary mattis was saying and some of the legal considerations that are at play as we begin the process in the early morning hours in syria. >> right. so first of all i want to say that i have no moral problem for international politics problem with striking syrian chemical weapons capability. this is a horrible, ho

this is called adr, additional dialogue recording, also known as looping.e to augment the sound. if there's like bad sound quality. you have to retrace your steps, or whatever, or just breathe till you hyperventilate in this case. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, these are a lot of takes of you breathing. >> you know, it's never me like, sipping a cup of coffee. i'm like scaling a building, or -- >> jimmy: getting chased. >> getting chased, or like having electroconvulsive therapy. so it's a very particular kind of breathing. it's pretty intense breathing. and i just did a looping session, and you know, i was doing a lot of breathing, and the baby got -- did not like it. >> jimmy: no, of course not. >> like communicated -- like i need two things from you -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> and you are not providing one central thing. >> jimmy: oxygen. >> oxygen would be nice, right about now. >> jimmy: yeah, please breathe. yeah, exactly, yeah. >> so i was like, this is hazardous, cause a life's growing inside of me. anyway -- >> jimmy: well, baby will enjoy your work. >> ye

our adr staff to our safety inspectors to our attorneys and our general counsels office and it is still not enough. because our daily work continues. biennial inspections of nearly 18 square feet of the capitol complex, responding to concerns of hazards and public accessibility, counseling of legislative employees, mediations and hearing which as the chairman notes will now markedly increase as a result of the library coming under our jurisdiction. we welcome the library to our dispute resolution process knowing full well that our caseload will only increase, thus increasing cost and the need for more personnel. mr. chairman, ranking member ryan, we are grateful for the funding we received in '18. and even given our limited resources, we still think we do an amazing job. inspections are now complete in the house, and we continue to enjoy a 100% affirmance rate. all our successes are documented in our annual report which was released on friday. copies are available to you. however, as we continue to reach out, we realize just how much more we need to do. such as to bring our case process

i'm going with deutsche bank, which, of course, already closed in german trade, adr here, still down 1.6%. the banks reported numbers this morning, and also announced it's really significantly stepping back from its investment banking exposure the new ceo saying, quote, as it relates to investment banking, we have no sustainable competitive advantages here, getting rid of 300 people, and could be more to come. this is an extraordinary turn around yes, moving that direction, but the savings only been in the job as the 18 days, such a huge closure of the investment bank >> and market cap. looking at cnbc's ticker there, but under $30 billion. >> yeah, $24 billion >> wow >> astonishing fall from grace bank of america 300, goldman 100. so far off the pace. why they decided to give up on investment banking >>> looking at blue apron, worst performing ipos in recent memory, under $2, up 10% today why? kevin o'leary picked it in the stock draft. listen >> what's the pick >> ready in. >> yes >> blue apron. >> oh. >> below $2 stock. >> if you recall, plated was a shark tank deal, and i sold th

the floor here from the closure of the exchanges up north >> not so much there's extra volume and adrsocks dually listed, but kevin's right, it's a major event and to be down at the same time begs to question. i think the conspiracy theorists could have a day we have not seen this spillover effects here it's been trading as normal. a bit of a choppy trade that we've had. markets -- >> lot of divergence dow one way, s&p, transimportantransimportanportsr big. >> searching for direction at this time. we reached to a neutral stance, and i will say, though, the dollar has been overbought for us while the euro is oversold, typically negative for the short term something to watch >> david, this week has seen the earnings beat positive share price performance in a way the first couple weeks of earnings season did not is that an important turning point for you in terms of the next couple weeks? >> i hope it is. we've seen -- this is an extraordinary earnings season. we've got 8 2% of companies beating expectations, way above what we normal ly get, and the first quarter is up 28% year over year

this having -- it was having a positive impact on the stock when i looked earlier, carl i have the adrs in the uk is down. that's a better perspective. one of the larger deals out there. shire bought back shalta, has a rare drug for hemophilia and other rare drugs -- rare diseases i should say. >> a big bull on the stock, cuts estimate says apple will come in with earnings at the low end of their guidance china, as activations are down for apple over there they're losing share there's this consistent fear about a would-be boycott on u.s. brands, potentially including apple. so with that, it's very hard, given its weight, to escape the downward momentum. the dow down 140 session low. >> staying in china and wireless, not to mention the ongoing dispute between apple and qualcomm over not paying them or their suppliers no longer paying them under the patent agreements. worth mentioning nxp, another recent low 105.73, caught up in the larger tensions between china and the u.s. over trade, in particular technology, intellectual property we've referenced the move against the large handset mak

see's what you begin to some of these top firms are moving out from the adrs back to the cdr's.rew: -- francine: how much will china open it system? i think it's inevitable. it's not quite up to european standards but inside it is growing. the savings is very large. -- thatis that large large, what is needed is when the population begins to age, it needs a better r.o.e.. that's the area where i think the chinese understand some of the best asset managers are in america and europe. opening up to these would help strengthen the asset management industry in china. how do you think that will happen? how gradual it be? the direction has been discussed very clearly. the opening up is coming. does it hurt the opening up of the financial system? andrew: we need to understand the dimons between noise and a signal. the basic noise about posturing. when you move from a unipolar system to a multipolar system, unipolar power needs to posture. that's very understandable. the same way when he begins to posture, other people also begin to posture. that we see in the global game is inevitable. w

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