dean cromwell was the coach at usc. to become ago on legendary sportscaster, one of the finest gentleman in the industry. he always asserted it was anti-semitism that brundage jewsred, cromwell had the removed from the team so as not to embarrass their german hosts. i don't think it is quite that simple. sam soler, the other jew removed from the team felt differently. out formwell looking the guys who ran for him at usc, rather than anti-separatism. jesse owens did not think it was anti-semitism. there are a million different ways to look at it. certainly, dean cromwell would go on to conclude there were no bans on jewish athletes. but he wanted his runners to win easy metals -- medals. he justified his position by reports that the germans were hiding their best runners to surprise the americans. that is demonstrably absurd, you cannot hide world-class runners. their posteriors kicked in the individual races. job to put they best four guys i can out on the track, especially because i am hearing the germans have hidden t

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1,237, he may be close and wants to start playing somewhat nice or at least not acting like oliver cromwell would so that's what tonight was about and he could do this because rubio basically neutered himself in the race and cruz is not really a threat on the states coming up on tuesday so had the space to start creating a new persona. his angry people will keep following him and wants to be seen as less threaten as he gets closer to 1,237. >> i heard him describe what it's like to become a washingtonian. that's exactly. you realize today's enemy is tomorrow's ally. don't call them bad names. two weeks from now you'll need them. he'll need everybody by july or one or two other guys to build up a majority. your thoughts. >> i think that david is exactly right. i think that donald trump has built his candidacy as this resociety against the republican establishment in washington and tonight you heard him say explicitly it's time for the washington establishment for the republican establishment to embrace what's happening and in his mind that is he is on his way to clinching the republican nomi

alix: that was the senior and chairman of rodgers and cromwell speaking on bloomberg .th another banking giant. mary schapiro spoke with us pushing for greater transparency. : across the g-20, every jurisdiction requires companies to disclose material to risks, including climate risks and opportunities. the obligation is there for companies to prepare this information. we are trying to respond to the fact there is not a single framework that really works for public companies to disclose this information. users of financial information and this kind of disclosure want it very much, but they do not --e a coherent train work glad framework to receive and understand it. ool are of the st regulators concerned about the potential financial stability and impact of large climate-related risks that are undisclosed. we are trying to solve three problems for three constituencies with one solution . the obligation to make this kind of disclosure is already there. we're trying to find a tool to do it more effectively that gives us usual information for lenders, underwriters, and inv

and cromwell join us for discussion on banking regulation. vonnie: here is your business lash.lectric no longer wants to be considered a financial company. they have asked regulators to drop the designation. their goals when you're ago when they decided to sell the bulk of ge's lending business, ready-made of the too big to fail and remove strict oversight. emerging markets investing for management. mark is overseeing the emerging markets group. the new chief investment officer will be steve indo hurt. -- stephen dohert. british prime minister david cameron meets with his minister today over how to prevent the a factory in south wales. it has decided to sell the factory, which employs 6500 workers. the british government says there considering all options, though it has ruled out [indiscernible] that is your bloomberg business flash. storyan: for more on the you mentioned, ge expected to ask the u.s. government to drop the designation as an organizer that is too big to fail. for more bloomberg, rick joins us on the phone, how times have changed. 10 years ago, you wanted to get