>> i think it does the beige book is showing again that the u.s. economy is moderate at best this doesn't support the thesis that the fed has been putting out there, the economy is on strong footing and will continue to remain on that strong footing, thus allowing the committee to remain on the sideline presumably. as we look out to the end of the year and 2020. what we're seeing is evidence of ongoing weakness we saw the weakness talked about in the consumer sector, specifically the retail sector, the consumer has been the sole support to the economy for the past six months. when we look at the composition you're still talking about the consumer caring for the economy. now we're starting to see some of that weakness filter into the labor market there's a lingering skills mismatch some employers are having a difficult time filling those positions. that's one component what we're still seeing is a lot of hesitancy on the part of businesses to expand and grow and take on new employees. that's going to continue to put downward pressure we put on wages

the beige book perhaps feeding into that sentiment.oot after inventories data for the second day. 0.5%.own stoxx 600 close less than 1% from a record high yesterday. we count down to the open with futures on the back foot. as we get going, we will see whether that risk of sentiment in the asian session reflected in the futures comes through in europe. looks like we see a bit of weakness come through on spain's ibex and the ftse 100. ftse 100 down 0.2 or 0.3%. spain's ibex actually trading pretty much unchanged. they are not being hit too hard by the risk sentiment. you have to factor in with the u.k., down 0.4% on the ftse 100. some pound strength might be impacting that. germany's dax down, the .25%.rlands open down 0 the cac 40 opened a lower, down 0.25%. you see that risk off and the red spread across pretty much all of the european indices. will it spread across industry groups? you are definitely seeing more red than great on the industry group screen. in terms of what seems to be underperforming the most, you are seeing tech stoc

economy from the latest beige book.report for november striking a more upbeat tone than october. it reports steady consumer spending and brighter signs for manufacturers. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. nejra? nejra: thank you so much. coming up, i hotly anticipated poll sees boris johnson's conservative party on track to win its biggest majority in over 30 years. we have the latest on that and what it means for the u.k. election and sterling next. when you are traveling to work, tune into bloomberg radio live on your mobile device or dab digital radio london. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ london, 42 a.m. in minutes or a from the equity market open in europe and this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am nejra cehic in london. u.s. markets are closed today as americans go home to feast on turkey for thanksgiving celebrations and all the trimmings of course. annmarie hordern is looking at all the numbe

in the end, isuppose, beige unlikely whatever the result. that hong kong is not taiwan, it is not a government with separate governments. although china would say taiwan should be regarded part of china. hong kong is being handed back and that was part of the agreement. yes, and that is supposed to happen in 28 years time. that is what has concentrated the minds of the younger generation who have led these protests, it is more real to them than it was to their parents generation but it is still under treaty, this unique system of one country, two systems, which protesters argue is being eroded too fast. it is extraordinary how passionately they are arguing for quite modest demands, universal suffrage. it is the kind of things you would expect to be normal concessions from any government in trouble in any country, but in the end of 28 years hong kong gets handed back. when you talk to protesters, ordinary people from hong kong, people from voting, there isa hong kong, people from voting, there is a sense of fatalism. they are trying so hard t

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we have the 10e-year yield at 1.76 right now diana olick is in washington with the fed's beige book readingr: moderate economic expansion. the main theme of this beige book until manufacturing, les optimism in atlanta with contacts still mentioning trade policy as a down side risk to their outlook. new york was the only outlier, reporting little to no growth in the economy. overall, most districts reported flat to higher home sales with more growth in construction. the district was a standout with very strong home sales despite weakness in the energy sector. employment rose overall. with scattered reports of labor reductions i

beige book. earnings from the chinese electronics company xia omi for the third-quarter numbers coming from that business. another major swedish make has been drawn into scandinavians money laundering scandal. scb is now suspected of allowing nearly 500 million krona linked to russian tax fraud flow to the bank. scb has so far maintained it has not found any evidence of systematic laundering. joining us now to discuss is someone fresh of a call with the company and can bring us insight. francis, what is the latest here ? >> yet another revelation in scandinavia about money laundering, this time the ceo tells us that he ritter reads that he reiterates his message that he has not found -- tells us that he reiterates his message that he has not found any evidence. that said, the ceo says they cannot exclude the possibility of being used. it is a difficult area to investigate, not least because moneylenders take extreme efforts to hide their money launderers-- money take extreme efforts to hide their

for "nightly business report" eunice yuan, beiging. >> the senate passe a short-minnesota term spendinging the government open. the measure funds the goverecent throughber 20th. the house aeady passed the bill elier in the weekth legislation gives lawmakers time toork through some issues. like the funding level for the white house's border wall. and tonight, the presidentt signed t bill. >>> a new report concludes what ave all suspected ayan that health care premiums and deductables outstrippedgrage th over the past decade. it was prepared by theth commonwe found. in 42 states employee premium and deductable exceed 1 of the ample income up seven states in 2008. >> the future of medicine was discussed on the campus of many considerace the heart of biotech. drers executives and investors converged for the stat summit to find ways to push the limits of what's possible in health ce. our meg trell washere. >> artificial intelligence was a key focus. stafne kohler said the technology can enae things humans can't do. >> it turns out that computers are much better are eat seeing the subtle sign

i'm sure some of the women and maybe some oftheart the by beig examined does not determine virginity.g of the hymen can happen by riding a bicycle, it doesn't mean she's not a virgin. if he had her examined and the examination came, it showed it was not intact, what is he going to do, interrogate her? there is science, foolishness as some would like to say, and science. what is he going to believe? we reached out to dr. evelyn on her thoughts on this. she said "while it is technically not illegal if a teenager gives a doctor permission to share her medical information, it is not healthy for the teen." gynecological examinations are to ensure health, not virginityr some people compare this to caliban behavior, the oppression of women. and the world health organization has denounced so-called virginity testing calling it a violation of human rights for girls and women. microphone. sir, do you have a comment on it? what is your name? >> lamont. i am a father. number one, she's 18. at some point, she is to have to take a stand against her dad. she could say it's my business, my personal c

the federal reserve releases beige book. which is an anecdotal look at the economy acrs the cntry.sales and weekly mortgage applications will give investors and home owners more insight into the housing market. deere's earnings offer insight into the american farm economy and the impact of weather trends and trade uncertainty. there is a lot to watch for wednesday. >>>s we mentioned earlier, optimism about trade lifted the mood on wall street again today. chinese officials said they reached a skens with us the u.s. counterparts and resolving certain problems suggesting that progress is being made in those talks. in the meantime, though, american farmers are not able to sell as much of the agriculture products to china as they once did, including beef, poultry pork and produce. so the american government has stepped in to pick up that slack. and you might be surprised to find out where all that surplus food is going. kayla tausche has our story. >> the loading dock at the washington food bank busting as trade tensions sim are and farm business overseas is falling. what would have go

eunice yuan in beiging. >> companies long tried tea ster of the plik base. the risk of political labeling is out there. what could it mean for you and investment decision joinins is david nelson chief assetgist at bell point management welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> what do you make of this? as you look at the fundamentals of a company, does this become one of those fundamentals that you lookt if they're being labeled politically overseas. >> we're going to have to. this is the world weiv in. companies forced to make a decision and choose sides here. thni's something that com and management tried to avoid if you take case in point in hong kong just recently apple was kind of brought into the fray here. they were forced to remove in re using to track police. have been they thought they -- byg remove gohey avoided the political fray then damned ifdo they t, damned if they don't. here in washington senators and congressman weighed in on this it's a tough situation for all. >> how would you rate it in terms of the fundantals you look at when you decor

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gusts up to 65 miles per hour, that kicks in es to monday morn the rest of the bay area you see in beigedvisor expecting guests up to 45 miles per hour in the afternoon we do have a flash flood watch in effect for the north bay. that again going until monday. it's going to be rough going over the next couple of days. i expect that rain to get very heavy as we get into saturday afternoon and evening. also by the way this year under the winter storm warning. the snow should be saturday evening into sunday. it's just a rainy pattern right now and there is plenty out there to work with. >> it's going to be a busy travel day, one of the busiest of the year on sunday. >>> a turkey saved a driver in livermore from getting a ticket on things giving. >> hi, i stopped you for your speed right over here. >> this is how the traffic stop began yesterday. officer with his body camera rolling. he was talking about how fast the driver was going when all of a sudden a wild turkey appeared on the side of the road. the bird then started to chase the officer around the car and chased him back to his motorcy

only you end up in this sort of beige space in the middle and that's not exciting for the journalists is that they want people who are on the extreme ends of debates so i think i would encourage the media to start thinking about how they can take a more balanced view of things you know and getting people on who might not be saying things that are going to make headlines so that that's what i was saying to them in terms of the media's role i want to play a video comment from someone who's also part of this conversation a different way she is part of an organization that addresses online harassment and she sent us this comment have a listen. the women of color in politics are just a partially impacted by online abuse and harassment and a study by an international and elegant ai last year found that female politicians and journalists in the study who were black were 84 percent more likely to be mentioned in abusive tweets and white women and asian women were most likely to be mentioned in tweets that contained racial ethnic or religious slurs and the result of all of this is that online

they are clearly damaging the economy of hong kong, people are very distressed but as far as beige ande willing to do. if beijing will not budge, the government of hong kong will not budge either. it is anyone's guess as to what happens after this election, even if the government does spectacularly badly, we can't see quite how the hong kong government was not making concessions. if they don't, what we will inevitably see is the pure test restarting in some form as they have been able to do in the past five and half months —— the protests restarting. let's take a look at the scene in hong kong right now. it is calm, quiet. it was much busier earlier in the day. the most important thing is there has been no trouble despite the fact those protesters are still holed up in the university of hong kong. let's talk to claudi mo — she's an independent legislator in the hong kong legislative council and campaigns to ensure hong kong's independence and joins me now from the campaign trail. thank you for speaking to us on bbc news, we here at the turnout has been significantly higher than it was

showing that the internet and business savvy can be a potent combination florence louis al-jazeera beige village to province china. hello again there and these are the headlines at least one person has been killed during protests in iran over a 50 percent increase in fuel prices several people were also injured as they tried to enter an oil refinery in the southern city of said john. people are still very much angry and they are voicing their anger they're seeing that this is absolutely unacceptable given the current economic status of the country walk up to this news and there were shocked and stunned without any warning the prices went up drastically and many here say that this is not something they can really deal with because it will have ramifications in other aspects of their daily life meaning that the price of bread eggs and other goods will also rise as a result of this at least 12 people have been killed and several wounded in a car bomb attack in northeast syria the explosion went off near a tog area in the city of al-bab in aleppo is east and countryside. gunman in have attac

are showing that the internet and business savvy can be a potent combination florence li al-jazeera beige village john province china. these are the headlines there have been protests in iran after the government hiked fuel prices 50 percent internet access has been limited in some regions iran has some of the world's lowest petrol prices because of heavy subsidies. what is worrying to ordinary iranians is not just the price of fuel but the repercussions that this will have across the board meaning other goods will also be there prices will increase it's an environment that is already very very fragile right now their country's economy because inflation's is just over 40 percent so many are very worried that this is just a sign of further things to come u.s. president donald trump has been accused of intimidation after he attacked a witness on twitter while she testified at his impeachment hearing marie advantage was removed from her post as u.s. ambassador to ukraine back in may and a u.s. embassy official in ukraine has confirmed to impeachment investigators that he overheard donald tru

are showing that the internet and business savvy can be a potent combination florence li al-jazeera beige on village province china. this is unfair and these are the headlines u.s. president donald trump is facing accusations of intimidation after attacking the latest impeachment witness on twitter as she testifies before congress very of on a virtual as u.s. ambassador in ukraine trumps accused of pressuring ukraine to investigates his political rivals as we sit or testifying the president is attacking you or twitter . and i'd like to give you a chance to respond or read part of one of those tweets everywhere marie of on average when to turn bad. but would you like to respond to the president's attack that everywhere you went turned bad i mean i can't speak to what the president is trying to do but i think the effect is to be intimidating. government ensure lanka have fart on buses carrying muslim voters but no casualties have been reported it happens shortly after polls opened in the sri lankan presidential election ethnic tensions have been high since the easter sunday bombings the for

showing that the internet and business sevi can be a potent combination florence louis al-jazeera beige village to province china. this is al jazeera and these other top stories u.s. president donald trump is facing accusations of intimidation after attacking the latest impeachment witness on twitter as she testified before congress on a virtual as the u.s. ambassador in ukraine trump is accused of pressuring ukraine to investigates his political rivals israel says it's carried out more airstrikes in response to walk that far from gaza overnights 2 rockets for far towards the city of their sheba it raises more don't survive a ceasefire with the palestinian armed group islamic jihad's a truce was agreed on thursday after the worst cross border fighting in months killed 34 palestinians are a force that has more from gaza. those rockets were fired in the direction of bush over what are known as long range rockets here in gaza just before 2 am local time both of them intercepted by israel's. iron dome system and it was several hours later before dawn in gaza that the response came in the sh

showing that the internet and business savvy can be a potent combination florence louis al-jazeera beige village judge young province china. now again is a problem and would be headlines on al-jazeera police in france have used water cannon and fired tear gas to break up the testers marking the one year anniversary of the yellow vests movement demonstrators in paris put up barricades on the streets and set cars on fire. at least one person has been killed during protests in iran over a 50 percent increase in fuel prices the government has introduced rationing as it struck struggles to combat fuel smuggling routes as the revenue from the increase will go to families in need. in tehran in the rest of iraq everything is dependent on fuel prices if the price of fuel goes up in the night i date the price of rent will go up as well as other living expenses including fruit and vegetables it affects everything which is very bad i really believe that it will paralyze a class of society especially the laboring class. the joy i did they make this decision because they don't have money left we are u

the beige book as it's called with a more upbeat tone and in october, affirming the general outlook for modern expansion. the majority saw no growth at all. lawyers for the huawei cfo meanwhile are fighting any broadcast of her extradition proceedings in canada, saying it would raise the possibility of --sident trump month meddling in her case. earlier he made comments on why might try to intervene in the justice department's attempt to extra by -- extradite her to the guest to the guest booster trade with china. and viral videos criticizing china's treatment of muslims say the app has restored her account and apologize. a new jersey teenager posted what look like makeup tutorials which quickly marked -- morphed -- human moderation error is blamed for the removal of her posts. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm su keenan, this is bloomberg. topaad: getting back to our story, china saying the u.s. has severely violated international law after president trump signed a bill that expre

. >> they -- attacked own for wearing a beige suit. >> i have millions of followers. >> that is rightuld be removed from twitter. >> you are the lowing. th losin. >> everyone knows hillary clinton, is talking about running in 2020. to get your attention away from the fact that jeffrey epstein did not kill himself, when do you think that fbi will finally lock her up? >> i have been telling them since i've been running you put the clin a clinton, away they be trump, they throw away e-mails we can't find them they could be in russia. >> maybe you can get them at parade. >> only person going to prison here is president trump, when new mueller report comes ut out, i have it is good sources there is a new secret mueller report, i read about it on twitter today. >> they have nothing to trump, nothing on trump. >> russia, and with france. >> what? >> you have seen how he was with macron and his wife, they have gotten close, i understand -- >> it is china, all about china, democrats do nothing democrat and china. >> and that is why. >> that is why i am focus. kennedy: last question. >> down th

i would say this, in the beige book we talk to educational institutions, healthcare institutions, communitylabor groups, it's not Ãball the groups are also represented on the boards of our regional banks. we also need quite regularly the aggregate but we also talk about groups that have experienced that yet so we tried to remind ourselves that we serve everybody. >> steve matthews with bloomberg, you mentioned housing and today's gdp data when you look at that, do you believe that you have achieved a soft landing or achieving a soft landing in the sense that it we are moving to trend growth for the rest of the year and next year?>> that's our outlook overall for moderate growth of around two percent which is pretty close. it could be better or worse, you never say you've achieved it but that's our outlook. we feel like our current stanza policy is appropriate as long as that remains broadly our outlook. >> setting aside market expectations for today's rate cuts, obviously 90% are expected this would happen today. can you tell us a little bit more about the rationale behind moving at this pa

after that, the fed will release its beige book. give us a how strongtion of the u.s. consumer is? michael: business spending too. for the federal reserve and investors, it is the u.s. economy snapshot in one day. report,see not the gdp that is a revision, but consumer spending for october, we will see if it declines. we have seen a slowdown going into the holiday season and not is not what people want to see. we have had weak business spending for quite some time and we will see if that continues. francine: you have caught up with a lot of fed presidents. is it a theme that things have picked up but there are downside risks? michael: stabilized is the word they would use, the economy is running at 2% or possibly a little bit slower. they do not see much movement. tradeare downside risks, the biggest one, and the global slowdown, what happens with brexit? what happens with the european countries over the next few months? what will happen in the u.s.? francine: lower rates have been here for so long, how will the fed navigate this? m

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in fact, he has, it was last seen wearing a white t-shirt and beige pants.was charged with murder after police found two men dead in a home that the 19-year-old shared with the men. helicopters as you said shannon flying near the woods in the courthouse because while authorities say he could be anywhere, there's a strong possibility that he's hiding out locally. the question now is, is somebody giving him help? they are making a plea that this boy needs to be back in custody. shannon? >> shannon: all right trace, we will check back with you as news breaks on that. crowds of people lining up for chris brown's yard sale having it at his home in tarzana, california. the grammy award-winning singer announced the event on social media, blasting out all the details to his tens of millions of followers. though police are helping with security. according to brown's post its first come first serve. it will feature significantly marked down and high-end designer items but no word on whether or not brown will be there. we are getting word on what happened to the americ

the house just passed two bills in support of a hong kong protesters, cnbc eunice yuan live in beiging with more on the story. eunice process >> thanks, melissa i think the authorities here will wick up to what they would consider a very unpleasant development that happened in congress as you had said the house passed the two bills. that are in support of hong kong protesters who beijing has repeatedly labeled as terrorists this move after the senate passed its bill is really seen as one of the biggest signs of international support for the hong kong protesters and something that beijing has been very, very upset about yesterday the foreign ministry strongly condemned the senate's move and described what's been going on as america's cheap tricks it also has been urging the u.s. to from beijing's perspective stay out of chinese affairs and also threatening countermeasures. now this this all happens as the trade discussions are ongoing. there have been a lot of questions as to how hong kong is going to factor in some of my sources here said they don't believe the issue is going to overri

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are showing that the internet and business savvy can be a potent combination florence li al-jazeera beige village jan province china. it is time for sports now here's joe as the thank you was that it was 3 years since calling cap and played american football well now the former quarterback or get to showcase his talents again to a prospective teams in atlanta on saturday 11 n.f.l. teams will attend an official workout for capitol hill as a san francisco 49 a made global headlines for nailing during the pre-game national anthem in protest against racial injustice it previously claimed that the n.f.l. and its teams colluded to keep him from playing cap and will have around 2 hours to demonstrate his skills in the hopes of being signed but there's plenty question what's motivating the n.f.l. to do this now. given the n.f.l.'s history in this case and the way it's been sort of cobbled together i think the aspersions about the workout are very justified the n.f.l. effectively blackballed capron it for over 2 years they entered into a settlement over it with kaplan exclusion grievance in februa

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we saw this in the fed's beige book, where they highlighted they didn't want to lay off workers becauset is too tight of a labor market to easily find replacements. rather than lay workers off or furlough them, you some lick up the hours worked down to the bare minimum. vincent: i couldn't agree with you more. he was per number on the street is for 100,000, not the 85,000 consensus. that would make the downstream risks even larger. if you're looking at this from a trader perspective, the asymmetric risk is a downside risk to this. gulp you wouldr be swallowing. if you've been there, you know what it's like. [laughter] vincent: some guys looking for a miss, a print as low as 30,000 coming into this, but the downstream risk, you can't disagree with that. lauren: i hate to agree with everyone. although you are seeing a little bit of market move towards a more risk on stamps, when it comes to the state of the economy, where we are headed the next 12 or 18 months, this is a slowdown in turn for the employment environment. nothing to be immediately concerned about, but looking a little more d

if you are still around at 2:00 p.m., the fed is going to tell you what it thinks with the beige book. finally, can't get away without mentioning that friday's black friday doesn't matter that much anymore. people don't do all of their shopping on black friday. so ignore the hype, go get the tv if you want, but remember, we exited a very big holiday season last year based on the black friday numbers, and it turned out that consumer spending contracted in the fourth quarter. david: thank you so much for being with us. we will have more on your morning trade and analysis of the markets in today's first take. that's coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ now for the bloomberg first take, where we give you the news and you get the trade and analysis of the markets. joining us for our in-house team of wall street veterans and experts, vincent cignarella, ander fx and rates trader voice of the bloomberg audio and also joining us his christian lawrence, rabobank rates and ethics strategist -- rates and fx strategist. are what appears to be getting toward a final resolution to phase one. the key f

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and joining us to break it all down, from morgan stanley investment let's start with diana and the beige book. >> modern economic expansion, tight labor market and, of course, trade impacts. manufacturing was improved overall. mentoring trade policy as a downside risk to their outlook worker shortage spans most industries and skill levels. one provider of business security in seattle said their labor costs were the highest in the company's history. in chicago, several companies reported hiring retired workers to fill their gaps prices rose modestly overall much higher costs due to tariffs. sales expectations for the holiday season in the boston district, very strong. one retailer reported import duties on some european luxury goods were way up. back to you. >> diana, thank you very much for that meantime, there were some positive signals on the data front today in the u.s., but different case in china of late. steve liesman has been looking into that for us. >> most of the data today in the u.s., a bit better than expected, compared with some pretty bad chinese economic data take a look

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we are getting across the beige looking good.ther quickly because of the light day. it will not be that way tomorrow so enjoy today. the niners game is this evening in santa clara and that will put a lot of traffic on 237 and 101. red springs steve in with today's weather. >> we started off early with thick fog and then we have an easterly breeze that came in and took care of a lot of it. sabrina says good morning, the sun came up early in moraga and took care of the fog. that is very true they said over in daly city, it is 55 with sunny skies and a two per hour breeze from the south southwest. the fog was thicker than peanut butter but it is nonexistent. it has been taken care of. the sfo shows a quarter mile of visibility. tampa bay has gone to zero. most locations have cleared out of the fog. some interesting temperatures, middlebury and san mateo, all at 57 degrees. and 64 degrees here and 52 in town. and temperatures are looking good to me, you have the 49ers game starting off at 70 degrees, 64 at halftime but no weather iss

if you're a little deeper in skin go a little more beige. if you're a little lighter, more pearl.andy. >> the gilded look which is actually we started with a pretty neutral base, you know, because you can't go wrong with browns and mattes and neutral. what i'll do is go f a litare y? >> i love this lip color. >> with your fingers let's say she's a dull face and wants to go -- >> i use my fingers too. >> right on the lid, that's right. you want to do it quickly. yeah, there we go, a little bling on the eye, open up. boom. so you got that. and then -- [ applause ] now we can do the lips then all you need to do is amp up the lip and started with a nude lip and now she's applying a berry. for holiday we do red so many times but, hey, i like to say berry is also the new red this season. >> okay. >> so you can wear a little bit of berry. this is a semi shiny lipstick. it's got a little bit of shine, but it's not a gloss. >> you don't want to compete with the whole situation. luis. >> we know you do that so well. >> thank you very much. amazing. guy, everyone here can start getting party

listen to some of the return debate nationally and there is a move to transitionat dhs to beig more like readers of the border then they are law enforcement the border. i'm grateful that we have law enforcement folksi' there and yu have told us that some the dangers and risks that are there. i want to start talking about i.c.e.. when i was at the border last july talking to see beef beef folks over there the very first thing that people need his i.c.e. to get more funding and we need to i.c.e.'s help. there was aab pretty big push to say the biggest issue the cbp has is not being a capacity with i.c.e. it is a group of folks saying to defund i.c.e. and not have it at n all. what do you need at this point to be able to manage a series of people coming out next summer? >> number one detention capacity is a really big issue that affects the whole ecosystem of enforcement of irma christian laws and commissioner morgan can attest these are the funding levels of vets for example in fiscal year 19 was 45 dollars and end change including 2500 beds for family at residential centers. we were opera