andre joined by bob brown paul sankey. what is your base case? extra tariffs?we have always been low. global forecasts from agencies have been coming down and down, and now we are starting to stare at will we go under a million pounds of demand growth? million -- 7ing $7 million barrels a day of supply growth. the balances have been getting concerning for 2020. the other big issue we always follow that i don't hear often mentioned is the dollar. it is a very simple reverse correlation between the two. essentially 90% of world oil trade is in dollars. if you get a strong dollar, you see lower oil prices. alix: we have seen the revisions of major agencies from january revision fore demand growth. how do you factor in things like iranian tanker seizures that no one seemed to going and i at, for example. paul: that is -- that no one seemed to blank an eye at. you have 2 million barrels a day of spare capacity in saudi alone. you can debate the u.s., because it is a different short cycle, but the market does not perceive there to be risk in oil, very simply. as a re

nice to meet with you it diagnosed 5 years ago bob brown. do you have any symptoms from the leprosy still i mean paul. no not on me i'm one who lives with you at home. why would i be 3 children that keep you very busy yes and. i mean the moon and so you have one child affected by let's see. can we meet your child. oh hello ok i am live. to be legalized are we to how do you. do so and when did you get diagnosed i don't know right now when and how did they diagnose you how did they know that you had leprosy. was not you know where's that where is the package can you show us. thank you so it's very it's very very subtle. so the health care workers have been trained how to defend the test for they touched the skin lightly and the patient is asked to report if they can feel it whether leprosy is the coffee that because the area is now helping. the team confirms that germany has been entirely cured of leprosy thanks to the medication what do you think might have happened had the health care workers not come to find you yeah i mean do you do you do

the work general bob brown has done is remarkable, looking at how the army participates in pacific pathways exercises so we have increased our presence and we will do so in the future. >> my former boss was ranking member of the subcommittee so something i like to focus on with full difference to you is in 2016-17 the army was confronting a readiness crisis largely due to the budget control act and sequestration in reliance on continuing resolutions and inability to deliver appropriations for fiscal year, all things largely that were out of the army's control but were victims of. what are your top readiness concerns? what worries you about army readiness? what are you most concerned about? >> if there is one place i'm not as worried it is not readiness. if you were to go from 2 years ago, two brigades at the highest level of readiness it is truly remarkable the performance -- they have an infusion of funding but the other is focused on leadership. and whether you talk to a 4 star, go to a battalion commander, they understand the metrics that are laser focused and doing what they need to do

all politicians with the exception of bob brown, have feet of clay. they all make mistakes. wheeler could hold a grudge. he could savage fellow democrats like senator jim murray, who he served in the senate with from 1934 to 1947. murray and wheeler, both democrats, both from butte, which caused no end of problems. when they were both on the ballot in the weird 1934 election, one of the handful of times in american history when one state has had both senators elected in the same cycle, so murray is on the ballot as is wheeler. they are campaigning kind of together, but kind of wary of each other at the same time. i lost my train of thought there. he holds this grudge with murray, and murray returns the favor throughout all the time they served together in the senate proving the adage, one of the truisms of american politics, that there is no relationship stranger or more fraught with anxiety than that between senators from the same state regardless of their politics. so wheeler has a celebrated feud with jim murray all through their time in the senate together. there was act

>>brown alleges louis police chief john del mar and former st. louis county prosecutor bob mcculloch are part of a cover up he says he is not trying to ambush new louis county prosecutor, wesley bell. >>i definitely don't feel like he owes me nothing but do they do you just need to do its job. >>mr. brown says he spoke with bell, he was told they are checking the evidence and paperwork to see if it can be reopened prosecutor wesley bell released this statement today saying quote our office is doing everything we can to understand the underlying issues that contributed to the tragic death of michael brown. we are working every day with the community in law enforcement to implement policies and reforms that meaningfully address those issues and help this community and this region heal. local attorney jay cancer tells me bill could resubmit the case to another grand jury, however, cancer also says that would require new evidence previously not submitted in 2015 former president barack obama said he backed the department of justice's decision not to charge darren wilson. i aske

bob, the bell's going to ring. that means i'm out of time. thank you as always. robert brown, a co-founder of case-schiller index. that wraps it up for me. "deadline white house" starts now. >> reporter: hi, everyone. aloha. it is 4:00 in new york city, i'm john heilemann, in here again for the rest of the week, regrettably for you, and nicolle wallace. we are not in kansas anymore. the leading candidates will be inspiring to lift to sketch out a leader for hearts and minds. but 2020 is hardly a normal race for president. in this election what voters seem to care about is not all that normal stuff. this year, they're coalescing around one goal and one goal only, to defeat donald j. trump. what we have now is a front-runner embracing that in spades. joe biden's campaign ad in iowa underscoring this bottom line. >> we know in our bones this election is different. the stakes are higher, the threat more serious. we have to beat donald trump. all the polls agree joe biden is the strongest democratic to do the job. >> candidate b, his buy, jill biden, what might seem spontaneous with the same moment. >> your candidate

bob, the bell's going to ring. that means i'm out of time. thank you as always. robert brown, a co-founder of case-schiller index.wraps it up for me. "deadline white house" starts now. >> reporter: hi, everyone. aloha. it is 4:00 in new york city, i'm john heilemann, in here again for the rest of the week, regrettably for you, and nicolle wallace. we are not in kansas anymore. the leading candidates will be inspiring to lift to sketch out a leader for hearts and minds. but 2020 is hardly a normal race for president. in this election what voters seem to care about is not all

brown, newsom's predecessor, did veto a similar measure. a judge allowed a 5-year-old girl to use a cannabis-oil based product to treat a certain kind of epilepsy. live in san ramon, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> 5:o 2 right now. our other top story president trump is back at the white house this morning. the president sounding hopeful when talking about the trade war with china and nuclear talks with iran. "today in the bay's" craig boswell live in washington this morning. >> reporter: good morning everyone. the president striking a softder tone on iran and china saying china wants to strike a deal and he potentially wants to talk with iran. president trump back at the white house after three days of talks with allies and friends. the summit ending with a potential beginning as president trump said he's open to meeting with iran's leader. >> if the circumstances were correct or right, i would certainly agree to that. but in the meantime, they have to be good players. >> reporter: tensions with iran have flared over tehran's nuclear program and the shooting down of an unmanned u.s. drone. while international issues remain unsolved including climate change and tr