are you going to sell more to the aipac region because we see retail strong, or are you going to sellon the internet? sabina: yes, we are going to sell more on the aipac region, also investing in the marketplace that is very energetic. the slightest difference is in the way we sell. basically in jewelry there is a lot of one to relations. our managers calling their clients and establishing this very personalized relationship that can be made even without going to the store. so distance remote phase is the name of the game today. in america they call it by the from acause you can call distance, choose the goods, and it is delivered to you on the curb and you don't even have to interact really in the store for all the safety reasons we know. though it is a mix of strategically choosing the world tore the clients are keen still purchase and methodologies in terms of the -- of how to approach the client that are slightly different than pre-covid. francine: does it mean that we could see the closing of certain stores, or does it mean, for example, that the way you look at the geography wil

nikki haley spoke to aipac policy conference in washington, d.c., and thanked guatemala for supporting trump administration's decision to recognize jerusalem as i israe's capital. >> last week i took a trip to guatemala and hononduras. [applaususe] and i thank them both for voting with us. [applause] god bless guatemala. they have even joined us in moving their embassy to jerusalem. amy: anayansi diaz-cortes, if you could talk more about this? then you have sheldon adelson chartering a private plane for marella's and the leadership of guatemala to go to jerusalem when the u.s. was recognizing -- embassy to jerusalem. how this is part of the story. >> the important thing to remember is this commission was basically set up to do kind of the hard labor of inststitution building after dececades of civl war and u.s. invololvement in supportiting the milititary dictatorships here. you know, when we look at biden support of cicig and the contrast of what happens when velasquez starts going after jimmy morales for corruruption, then you see loving on the partt of guatemala sending signals to t

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tyson been instrumental in the discovery of a tiny particle that can neutralize the novel coronavirus aipac is apparently don't get sick like humans do from covid-19 but the animals do produce nanobodies essentially there those are fragments of antibodies when confronted with an infection. swedish scientists discover one man a body generated by tyson in response to covid-19 that has the potential to be used for treatment in humans said this new antibody appeared to quickly and efficiently neutralize novel coronavirus is they have named that man a body. ty one that's in honor of tyson's contribution and testing will now begin to see if it's my able to be used in antiviral treatments for covid-19. >>tyson ers but he spit on you know big deal they don't have covid good to know gas prices this labor day said to be the lowest since 2004. according to gasbuddy the company predicts a national average of to 19 per gallon that's down about $0.37 from last year and that is the lowest price labor day gas since 2004 when it was a buck 82 per gallon on average. of course things are different here in the

is this solely in chinese story or are we going to start to see this spread across aipac? normally expect to leave some sort of spread because china is part of the whole asia pac economy. under the manner of goods, you would expect that to percolate out. at the same time, when we started trading through the chinese front, it's the exports that are doing better than the imports, so it still seems it's a little bit more domestic bitsed and it's a little more driven by domestic policies than by regional policies so at the moment, i would say china is still in the lead, also regionally, but as time goes by, we should expect that to positively impact the region as well. manus: wouter sturkenboom, thank you so much, northern trust asset management, our guest host this morning stays with us. up thosef course pick trains of thought through the morning. laura wright had your first word news. is considering legal action over the u.k.'s intention to breach the brexit withdrawal agreement according to a document seen by bloomberg. the initial analysis suggests it may have a case even

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so the role of the lobbies, you've got aipac, you've got big pharm, you've got big private insurancecompanies, you've got k street, across the board. and these are moral anand spiritual issues. these are not tribal. these are not just about identity and g group politics. if we can't reach a point of integrity, honesty and decency -- and by "spirituality," all i mean is the use of empathy and imagination to envision another future, a better future -- if we're unable to do that, we're locked in, and, l lo and behold, we just slide down a slippery slope to chaos and fascism. amy: prorofessor cornel west and ben jealous, head of people for the american way,, more in a minute. [] [music brereak] amy: this is democracy now democracynow.org, the quarantine reporort. i am amy goodmanan. just after the democratic natitional cononvention wound d, i asked d about how the dnc showcased a broad anti-trumpmp coalition, including prominent republican figures, but not so m many voices from thehe progressive wining. this is former governor john kasich addressing the dnc. john kasich: i am sure ther

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joining us is the head of aipac ishares investment strategy at blackrock. good to have you with us.g but when you take a look at the other indicators, they are not looking too good. the rv and said talking about more- the rbnz expecting businesses to shut. stimulus is still coming and the rally is sustainable. is that a fair assumption? >> that is a pretty good summary. obviously, there are big differences between different countries and where they are in terms of the covid pandemic. you mentioned u.s. manufacturing data has been to the upside and that is essentially was taken by the markets to mean that there could be less fiscal stimulus than had been expected, particularly in the cares 2.0 package. the linee further down in terms of coming out of the pandemic, but certainly, as we have stated previously before, this bull market is being driven by central bank balance sheets. it is kind of an interesting situation where as global manufacturing data exports pmi's, unemployment, etc., as they start to creep up and the market starts to believe we are in the care phase of the market -

that domestic demand story is much stronger in certain parts of the aipac region. you spotting the most opportunities and the growth trajectory being strongest out of the pandemic? we are seeing really good opportunities across what we call our victory, which is china, south korea, and japan. again, as i mentioned, e-commerce is growing very quickly and there's a shortage of warehousing space. there's still more warehousing space in the state of california in terms of modern warehousing space than in all of china today. it gives you a pretty good indication. we are in the early innings of this story and we suspect substantial growth over the next several years. looking at the way logistics properties are becoming hotter when it comes to demand, what kind of exposure are institutional investors continue to gain here? are you seeing an increase? >> we are seeing a huge increase. the first half of the year was a record first-half for esr in terms of fundraising. we raised $2.4 billion across five different capital mandates and what you are seeing from institutional gl