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elvira, i will start with you. coming from the florida area, another state that's devastated by these type of natural disasters, what is -- the resilience, jason points out, the people and their neighbors? >> it happened in florida. 1992, hurricane andrew. >> eboni: andrew. >> we know the federal government is there and the trump administration have responded very quickly. they opened up the oil reserves. set up shop for social security offices to hand out the checks. we know $5 billion is on their way, and bureaucracy should not get in the way. the money should flow right into texas. i believe in this country. i believe we have the institutions, we have the system in place to help anything, including harvey. >> eboni: absolutely. your take on it from the ground up, personal level, society, cultural? >> eboni, on a personal level, my wife is from the gulf coast. she's from biloxi, mississippi. and, you know, to echo everyone's point, it's great to see america come together from all over the country to dive in and h

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we have exclusive conversations with elvira nabiullina and anton siluanov.bloomberg markets: european open. annain new york, alongside edwards in london. we are 30 minutes into the trading day. how are things shaping up? matt: 30 minutes -- anna: 30 minutes in, and the asian section was pretty good. we had weakness with the japanese equities, but looking better in hong kong. things were mixed in asia. looking negative in the equity markets as we get into the trading day, but as we talked about in the last hour, market investors focusing in on the fed conversation, and hurricane irma, what that will reassessinga, and it they what to be long on the dollar or treasuries into the weekend, or if they want to be long in a treasuries going into the weekend and out some of the riskier assets. .o conversation,e he-based government budget on weaker oil prices in case prices fall. n: to tell the truth, we are not learning any significant changes. of course, there is an influence on the ruble from the currency trade and certain economic decisions, but i am sure that we

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was determined to put that ball into the shade entirely, he wrote four days later to his sister, elvira, his closest confidant in such matters. the evening was, as far as washington was concerned, a spectacular success. our supper cost $1500 and was furnished by party miss washington. in washington. the most prominent ladies of washington were present from ms. hamlin, daughter of the vice president, kate chase -- the strikingly beautiful daughter of lincoln's treasury secretary. it's perhaps interesting to think about powerful government daughters right now. i'm just dropping that in there. and the mrs. hale downs, the daughters of the senator from new hampshire. but these women were not the reason for washington's letter to his sister. haas but not least was miss emily warren, the sister of the general who came specially from west point to attend the ball. it was the first time i ever saw her, and i am very much of the opinion that she has capture your brother's heart at last. it was a real attack in force. it came without any warning or any previous realization on my part of such an o

to immigration expert elvira salazar.hink of this latest effort by the president to expand it, change it, what you do i? >> i think on venezuela he is right on the money. thank you for neil, good to see you. venezuela's government is full of bad hombres, in particular the venezuela vice president, who is venezuelan born but his parents were syrian. he is a very good friend of hezbollah. does that sound familiar? very good friend of iran. they're very good friend with syria. what the trump administration is doing, they're preventing venezuela from becoming a launching pad to launch an attack into the united states from venezuela national. because i want to share with you, i interviewed a couple of people that told me they know for a fact that the venezuelan passport office, sometimes issues passports, venezuela passports to people that are not born in venezuela but very middle east earns. those people could become radicalized and be here in the miami and launch terrorist attacks. i think venezuela is right, is correct that

you can watch that exclusively right here, l reimer nabiullina -- all direct -- elvira nabiullina rightprovided officials for various scenarios for winding down asset purchases. let's get more with the head of america's fixed income strategy. how much of an event risk is there today? there has been talk of draghi trying to soft-pedal what the ecb said about winding down qe and push that into october. do the markets really want to hear something today? good imo -- could he move markets singularly or is it likely to be an october event? >> given the action in markets this morning, i think people are viewing this meeting to a stepping stone toward the october meeting where we think there will be an announcement the tapering of process in 2018 and finishing in 2018 as well. it's kind of setting the stage for that move. really this is a function of the euro, there is some strengthening this morning, but it has been on a tear for the last couple of months and that really caught their attention and i think that will make them more on the cautious side. has been some fits and starts on the infl

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with us immigration expert elvira salazar.ch up with on the whole daca thing, deferred action for childhood arrivals, more to the point president giving congress six months to hop to on it. what do you think of that. >> thank you for having me. good to see you, neil. the president is torn on two levels, the political and personal. every time the president talks about the daca kids, you does it with a soft tone. he said he would take care of them when campaigning. he is facing reality. he is facing political reality. his base telling him he has to comply and fulfill campaign promises. those promises, those hard-liners, basically what they feel immigration is a bad word and that the daca, the daca kids, the "dreamers" or illegals are a bunch of bad hombres. and nothing could be further from the truth. neil: i don't think even buys that, if you think that is how the base feels. the fact of the matter i can't see a situation where 800,000 people are going to be deported. he has to respond to the way president obama dealt with this