esther was convinced it was just what her city needed.all she had to do was convince the city of it. >> next we have some speaker cards. >> reporter: so in september of last year -- >> and i'm going to start with esther lucas. >> reporter: availing herself of the public speaking period, esther used her two minutes to make her pitch. >> why do i not see many kids with those disabilities at the park? they said they liked the idea and that they just can't go forward with it and would have to think about it. >> reporter: well, they did more than just think about it. this summer the city, thanks to esther's lead, allocated $1.8 million to begin transformation of one of their playgrounds into magic bridge sunnyvale. it is, esther admits, so much more than she had ever hoped for when she walked up to the microphone last september. so much sweeter, we should add, than any box of cookies. >> it's been really cool and it's also been really eye-opening what one small thing can do. >> reporter: while esther got the ball rolling, the fundraising isn't

esther: that was my last forecast.ime we put the dot together is a new opportunity to look at the data. i will be looking at the data as we get ready for the september meeting to see whether that still makes sense. i think there is still opportunity to do that. mike: by the end of the year, not necessarily in september. esther: i don't pick a meeting and i don't consider those rate paths a commitment. i think it's a general sense of where rates should go. mike: to what extent is inflation a lagging indicator? is the phillips curve broken or is nehru lower than it has been in the past? esther: i'm not sure that i will have a good answer for you there. many people are studying that very issue. the things i look at when i look at inflation -- the price of goods has been falling. maybe that is due to technology. services, which is two thirds of the economy, you see those rates are staying at 2% and higher. in the context of the economy we have today, that's why i think you have to be careful getting too focused on the poin

talk to me about what esther george said about raising this year. get the sense that even though she said she would continue to look at the data, is inflation safe where it is now stayingflation were saf where it is now, which you vote to go? if an implement continues to fall and she believes it is worth raising the fed funds rate also in case the markets are overvalued -- you can't call that, but it is worth having the fed on guard against those things. if she were voting, she would definitely be on that side. vonnie: let's have a quick look at a chart that shows u.s. and eurozone inflation. michael, and not anywhere near the target of 2% for either of the central banks. michael: that will come into play when people start analyzing what janet yellen and mario draghi had to say this week. they're both talking around the idea of what their specific monetary policies are going to be. with inflation that low, do they make a change in what they have already outlined as their present course? a lot of people on wall street are beginning to wonder if perha

. >> reporter: this all began when esther was looking for a project to earn her gold star. >> i want to do something where i can help people who don't have the same things as other people. >> reporter: the people esther settled on with children with disability. she realized she never saw them at her local playground. her research on the topic led her to magical bridge. a fully accessible and wildly accessible playground. she was convinced that her city needed this. so in september of last year availi availing herself to city council meetings. she used her two minutes to make her pitch. >> why do i not see many kids with disabilities at the park. >> they said they liked the idea but can't go forward with it. they would have to think about it. >> i have a few words i want to say. >> reporter: well they did more than just think about. this summer the city allocated $1.8 million to begin transformation of one of their bla grounds into magical bridge sunnyvale. it is, esther admits so much more than she had hoped for when she walked up to the microphone last september. so much sweeter tha

starting with kansas city fed president esther george. think about inflation, i think about our mandate which is price d the stability. relative to an economy that is growing at 2% and adding jobs, i think you are in a pretty good place and we still have very accommodative monetary policies. that tells me we should begin to, as indicated, gradually removing that accommodation. as long as the outlook supports that we are moving in the right direction, and i think we are. michael: so that suggests you are in favor of yet another rate move this year? esther: that was my last forecast and each time we put those together is a new opportunity to look at the data. i will be looking at the data in the next few weeks as we get ready for the september meeting and see whether it makes sense. based on what i have seen today, i think there is still an opportunity to do that. michael: so by the end of the year? not necessarily in september? esther: no, not necessarily -- i do not pick a meeting or consider the rate path a commitment. michael: to what e

she might look like any normal, playful puppy but esther's being raised to become a canine companionsependence assistance dog for a person with a disability. to get there, she needs lots of loving care and attention, plenty of exercise and good eating habits so that she can live a long and healthy life for her future family. visit cci.org or call 1-800-572-bark. raise a puppy change a life. you can make a world of difference in the life of a person with a disability. predictions. another iphone. maybe this is my eighth iphone that i had head. people just can't get away from apple. they're not going anywhere. stock is up 30% any year. there you go. that's why said apple. sean help me. your predictions. i love elon musk and tosca. give me a stock with a pulse. it keeps going down for three years now. just give me something anything is better than ford. jonas, your predictions. i say when everybody is a same party money is getting spent. do you like it. can you imagine trying to close caption jonas.. >> president trump is a lazy boy. a fan of mine and doesn't much had that. i am no apolo

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esther george if this was premature.nk about inflation, i think about our mandate, which is price stability. relative to an economy that is growing at 2% and adding jobs, i think we are in a good place and we still have very accommodative monetary policy. that tells me we should begin have indicated, gradually begin to remove accommodation, as long as reports indicate we are moving in the right direction, which i think we are. indicate another rate increase this year. >> that was my last forecast. each time we put that together is a new opportunity to look at the data. we will be looking at the data and seeing whether that still makes sense. based on what i have seen today, i think there is still an opportunity to do that. of the year,end not necessarily by september. consider a breakdown a commitment. i think it is a general sense of where rates should go. >> is the phillips curve broken or is nehru lower than it has been in the past? what has happened to inflation? >> i don't know that i am going to have a good answer

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you our , we'll bring interview with esther george jackson hole wyoming.ew york, this is bloomberg. >> what did you miss? the main events for the jackson symposium come tomorrow. joining us from jackson hole, bloomberg's key international policy correspondent. we eems appropriate that were talking about what comes down to inflation, food in this case, and the expectation it will be low. really factor that in. > they do in the sense that their price target includes headline inflation, including food and energy. 2% they're aiming at has both in there. the discussion you were having its approach to whole foods is one of the problems that central banks the world is having. s technology comes into play, it makes it harder for them to generate the inflation that looking for. >> the price of goods, that's falling. due to inflation. at the economy, you see that it's 2% or higher. eke mondayext of the my we have today, i think that's why you have to be too focused point estimates as opposed to the broader trends hat you see and the expectations out there. >> so it'

tweet me directly @carolincnbc >>> still coming up, kansas city fed president esther george says the central bank is well set up for a rate hike. we'll have plenty more from jackson hole and plenty of discussion in the studio after this short break did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $34.90 more per month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to the show the dollar has edged higher ahead of a gathering of the world's top central bankers in jackson hole, wyoming. janet yellen will have a speech at 16:00 cet in what could be her last fed watchers have indicated her comments could outline a course-charting path for a possible successor with a focus on how the central bank plans to unwind its balance sheet ec

we look at what esther george and robert kaplan said, it is not so much opposing views -- esther is moreonvinced it is trying to move that robert is saying let's be patient. though down the road, he thinks inflation will rise. where will janet yellen come on this in her opening remarks tomorrow morning -- just hours from now. a speech about financial stability, that doesn't necessarily entail talking about inflation and wages and all of that kind of thing, but if it talks about keeping rates below, too long and creating financial excesses that could create instability, i think people will start seeing -- not a new angle, but an angle that has not been in the center. the chairman of j.p. morgan chase international rates too low to long, you don't think you have inflation? what about asset prices? that is that argument. alan blinder said he would not raise rates until he sees clear evidence that inflation is rising. yellen, she janet has the opportunity to speak. fed chairs often deliver messages were they feel they are at a juncture to clarify. a.b. janet yellen is not there yet. they wil

esther: i think you have to pay very close attention to that.w what drives those expectations. that is the challenge, constantly looking at what is going on in the account -- economy and what might be reflected in those numbers as opposed to overreacting to some specific point estimate you see. julia: esther george speaking with michael mckee. from jacksonive hole. investors are waiting for speeches tomorrow from janet yellen. when we heard there from mr. g s. george is -- m she expects rates to rise again. michael: levy notes for the -- let me note for the record, for me i will stick with you two. tomorrow, everyone will be listening and we can't televise the speeches of janet yellen and mario draghi to see if they give hints to what future policy would be. generally, that has not been the way the conference is structured. it changed in 2010. we expect janet yellen and probably draghi will stick the academic and theoretical side of this. they will be in favor of stability and withdrawing stimulus without saying how or when. i would be surprised

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i sat down with esther george, the kansas city fed president.'s the host of the event every year and we began talking about this extraordinary thing. this is a different jackson hole because all the economies around the world are growing. and what does that mean for u.s. fed policy >> well, it's an important factor as you know, that had been a downside risk for some time. and so to see the rest of the world beginning to show positive growth bodes well for the u.s. economy. >> has it prompted you to upgrade your forecast for u.s. growth this year or next >> not in particular so i'm waiting just to consider several factors in my own forecast, but it certainly eliminates some of the concern that might have been sitting out to the side. >> it eliminates downside risk -- >> right. >> more than giving you additional upside. if i might, what is your forecast this time last year you talked about 2% growth. are you still at 2% growth >> i'm still there you've seen first quarter we see lower growth, it looks like it bounced back second quarter so when you

yesterday, michael mckee spoke with a host of the symposium, esther george. she continues to favor another rate hike in this year if economic data holds up. >> i will be looking at the data in the next few weeks as we get ready for the september meeting and see whether that makes sense. based on what i have seen today, i think there is the opportunity to do that. michael: by the end of the year? >> i don't pick a meeting and i don't consider that rate path and those projections and commitment. i think it is a general sense of where rates should go. vonnie: the main event comes tomorrow when both fed chair janet yellen and ecb president mario draghi are due to speak. here is portfolio manager at janice henderson. he is a newport beach. nick, both may try to assiduously avoid talking monetary policy but they will not be able to completely avoid it. something the markets will interpret somehow? nick: that is exactly right. for the next year we are likely to face some sort of unintentional coordinated wind up of central bank balance sheets. the fed unwinding and

this is my new best friend, esther.k like any normal, playful puppy but esther's being raised to become a canine companions for independence assistance dog for a person with a disability. to get there, she needs lots of loving care and attention, plenty of exercise and good eating habits so that she can live a long and healthy life for her future family. visit cci.org or call 1-800-572-bark. raise a puppy change a life. you can make a world of difference in the life of a person with a disability. lauren: united nations topping the tree with a billion dollars in new economic sanctions on president trump plotting the move in the late night call with the president of south korea. tranter records on friday futures pointing to potentially another record on this monday. u.s. stock market futures pointing higher. s&p nasdaq bring it on. lauren: mixed reaction to the dax is down 27 points on a surprise decrease in industrial output there. the ftse up 12 points in london. investors waiting from the news that opec leaders. train

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cnbc is there live with a huge guest lineup you'll hear from kansas city fed president, esther georgedallas fed president, robert kaplan, and jay powell tomorrow janet yellen and mario draghi >> kaplan. i say what >> kaplan. >> done. >> i'll try to correct that for you next time. >>> federal regulators say they don't plan to block amazon's $1 billion deal to buy whole foods. the federal trade commission making that announcement whole foods slightly higher. interesting numbers from uber, reporting a 16% jump in quarterly bookings it posted a loss of $645 million, that's a 9% smaller than the loss in the first quarter. trip requests from riders more than doubled over the past year. the positive financial results come amid a slew of corporate scandals for uber, including a legal battle between benchmark capital and its former ceo travis kalanick. >>> lockheed martin and ratheon will work together to create a new cruise missile then the pentagon will choose a single krancontractor for engineering, manufacturing and deployment of the missile. >>> facebook reportedly picking andrew bosswort

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amy: i want to thank you so much, esther schor, for joining us, professor of english at preston universityrote the biography, "emma lazarus." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: no more by bang data. democracy now!, democracynow.org , the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president donald trump on wednesday embraced a proposal to slash the number of immigrants allowed into the u.s. by half, in what would be the biggest overhaul of immigration law in over half a century. the rays act would create -- the raise act would create a so-called merit-based immigration system that would favor applicants who speak english, have advanced degrees or can demonstrate job skills. this comes as trump ousted his chief of staff, reince priebus, and replaced him with retired general john kelly, who was serving as the head of the department of homeland security. this week i spoke about these developments and more with john carlos frey, two-time emmy award-winning journalist and documentary filmmaker. i asked him about funding for -- i

>> reporter: we talked with esther george about wages.e told us. >> i'm less concerned about the level of wages right now because we're in 2% growth economy. wages are staying ahead of inflation right now. that gives consumers more purchasing power. so i think we're in a good place right now. what we can't do, keep trying to look four current information about inflation. if it is not 2% delay. you rely on a forecast we're moving in that direction and continue on the path. >> reporter: of course esther george is the president of the federal reserve bank of kansas city which sponsors the economic symposium in jackson hole. she would like the fed to begin tapering unwinding of the $4 trillion balance sheet she says sooner rather than later. we'll look for clues tomorrow when yellen speaks, whether that will start this fall as a lot of people are expecting. back to you, trish. trish: thanks so much, adam. we're taking a quick break. we'll be right back. ances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everyt

. >>> sticking with baseball discipline way issued to all involved in esther yes bench clearing brawlhe yankees and tigers. leading the way miguel today care rah seven games. catcher four games. 12 players and coaches received fines for yesterday' fight. finally the philadelphia union teamed up with 15 kids who are curbly battling cancer and during a wonderful event today unveiled custom cleats the kids and players created together. the best part about this the uion players will wear the custom cleats tomorrow during warmups to see all the custom boots check out the philadelphia union's twitter feet. that's amazing. smiles throughout for everybody. just really cool creations by the kids and players involved. >> union always doing great stuff for the kids. >> absolutely. >> family friendly great. tonight at 10:00 we're tracking hurricane harvey as it bears down on texas tonight. live reports as the storm makes landfall tonight on fox 29 news at 10:00. that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night and thanks for watching. enjoy your friday. ♪

from the block esther named -- block esther named the index to relative value.ked you the same question for metals and minors, mining index is up 33% this year. there is no doubt about the readjustment of that story you mentioned -- capex story you mentioned. we are seeing levels we haven't seen since 2015 on the minors index. -- where do metals play into a macro strategist? nandini: the key point is where is the supply and demand rebalancing or matching up? which cases to the capex investment in these mines not catch up with global demand? whether this china or x china, that is the key issue in finding where the specific i is. on the whole, it is hard to pick one commodity you would expect to should do like how versus another, but finding disruptions for the producer, the commodities market and the equity market, the companies invested in making those commodities back on the market. manus: britney spears -- stand on the commodity currency? david bloom was saying in canada, i can understand the aggressive move in the canadian dollar because the rates market is a

george hear from esther at 7:30 a.m.vid: in for tom keene, i am david gura in new york with francine lacqua in london. concernedcurrently about the strength of the euro, this comes as officials to discuss how to wind down the bond purchase program. the 12% gain is a reflection of the economic momentum, he says. we're talking about paul gordon. let me ask you how representative his views are. he blames this on the economy more than anything else. is there agreement on that point? >> on the point of the euro, there seems to be some concern among policymakers of the future euro. he is not concerned at the moment, bundesbank saying the same in a second interview. it is more on the hawkish side of the spectrum, but the fed is not there yet. they are probably representative of the prevailing view. david: what have we heard from mario draghi in germany, he will be speaking in wyoming tomorrow about the currency, what has he said about the strength of the euro? had the opportunity to say something about it and basically said "it

stove and presumably the but esther e-mails that. some believe would trump in the way it has the reason we keep keeps on getting leaks and people keep on coming to them because they're completely trusted when it comes to sourcing so you know that i'm not going to say anything about that and then on whistle blowers themselves chelsea burning what does it feel like to see a person at least having their sentence commuted from the thirty seven or eight years justice and well that's part one of the win that's the first win and that's great to see that today she's being set free. but chelsea has she has a lot of. the eagles and she's having an upcoming appeal to get her conviction overturned now we must remember that her bomber although he commuted his sentence he didn't do what he should have done which was part and so as a result we're left with that legacy the legacy being that chelsea is the first whistleblower to be convicted under the espionage act and that will set the precedent for when trump decides well as he's already ramping up

still ahead, vp shares our pleasure today with a lack of esther forecast. that coming up in roughly five minutes time. coming up on the european close, lesson 35 minutes ahead of the wednesday equities close. we're down today and investor still mulling over president trump's speech of yesterday. stocks down i .5%. the euro's ascendancy continues, particularly against the pound. up to 92. they have not seen these levels since 2009. that is something we will discuss with simon kennedy, our editor in about 10 or 15 minutes. the close is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ mark: 11:00 a.m. in new york, 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe. from london, i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn and this is the european close on bloomberg markets. ♪ mark: top stories we are covering and around the world, wpp shares were at one point down the most in two decades as the world's biggest advertising company grapples with a slowdown in corporate spending. we will talk to their chief executive martin sorrell in a few minutes. and politics, theresa may makes anothe

and then esther rantzen tells us why she was arrested cause of a bowl of bad stew. join us at 10am.rlier studio to see the glory of the day and it's looking really stupendous. very glad to say it was actually clear last night for the greater part of the country and weather watchers as ever were out in force to capture the overnight glory is and here in keswick, just standing out in that glorious sunshine. all of the above courtesy of this area of high pressure, clearing the sky is very nicely. this was the scene from just a short time ago, speckled cloud from the word go across the north and north—west of scotland, this is the area that will see the bulk of the showers today. you get the sense on the big picture on if i need to say anything else, a lot of try and find weather. more in the way of showers across the northern isles, the western isles, the northern half —— half of scotland. northern ireland, a little bit more cloud after a beautiful start, again just a passing shower. possibly the extent of that across the higher ground of wales into the south—west, else worked try and

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esther: salimos como a las 10:00 p.m.que estÁn a la expectativa de cualquier ayuda oficial que por ahora no es clara sobre cuÁl será su vivienda temporal. ahora nos vamos con carolina que estÁ en houston con más informaciÓn. carolina: futuro incierto para millones de personas en estos momentos en varias partes del paÍs, no sÓlo en texas sino tambiÉn en luisiana. segÚn el departamento de salud estatal de texas dice que estÁn muy preocupados por las inundaciones. cuando las aguas estÁn inundadas están sucias, contaminadas. tiene miedo de que eso pueda propagar enfermedades, bacterias y tambiÉn los mosquitos que regularmente durante las tormentas se produce el conocido virus del nilo. es importante que la gente que vaya a tomar agua, con niÑos, ancianos, con las mascotas, todo el mundo por favor yerba el agua. se --por favor tienen hervir el agua. se teme que el agua potable no estÉ potable. satcha: vamos hablar sobre el mensaje que han dado las autoridades para la comunidad inmigrante que reside ahÍ. habÍamos informado aquí

a counterprotest esther -- counter protesters said violence is acceptable. >> this is an integrated movementt's independent and takes militant action. >> 10 people were injured during that confrontation and many counter protesters were from the bay area. >>> classes back in session and palo alto. district officials are trying to implement policies about reporting sexual assault.>>> jesse gary tells a student say it's different at the start of the year. >>reporter: for the 125th year public school is in session and palo alto, this year following a spring of controversy some say there is a different atmosphere. more teachers, counselors and security is on hand. >> i think they have it better, they are on top of their stuff.>>reporter: official spent the summer revising and clarifying existing policies and procedures for reporting spectral -- sexual assault as agreement with the civil rights they found they failed to pay -- take appropriate action. we detailed a student athlete was convicted in juvenile court of having oral sex with a minor in about there. the district did not initiate a title

the prime is esther has claimed that the attack was promoted by radical islam had won a now long stringdeadly attacks in europe. trying to build bombs, and now easily obtaining cars and truck trucks. the former head of the u.k. independence party. a long ban sounding the alarm on islamic streaming the schism -- extremism in the air. he joining us tonight. at what point, nigel, do you think that your leaders, european leaders start to realize that maybe these attacks are connected in some sense? >> no realization in all at all, they all stand up and they say, we stand in solidarity with barcelona or brussels or stockholm, or paris, or london. or wherever it may be, and this is really truly awful. we have no understanding of why this is going on. and not once, not once did we ever hear a single leader in europe of any policy solution whatsoever. they are still in denial. and i can only guess it is because they are embarrassed of the fact that they have caused this. >> tucker: on glamour goal is regarded as a hero by liberals in the united states. still, is there any political price to be

just listen to esther george and robert kaplan speaking to us in the last 24 hours or so. you look at our wirp function probability of a rate hike by the end of the year, 50%. which will win through when it comes to the likelihood of another rate hike this year? andrew: this is such a difficult question right now in the december rate hike. i absolutely agree it is entirely dependent on inflation. i think we have to be extremely humble. this is something we do a very poor job of forecasting. i think anyone who has tried to forecast it would admit that. it is not like economic growth we of business cycles and you know what you are in the cycle and if you are in the upswing or downswing. this is something that has been in secular decline for decades. when we look out to december and we kind of do a bottom-up forecast around inflation, we see enough strength in some of the underlying components that we think we might just get there, and that is our probability of a rate hike by december right around 50% so i think this is a you have to be watching the data. if the inflation da

we will bring you our interview with esther george. catch that conversation at 7:30 a.m.ime. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: walmart and google are teaming up in an attempt to catch amazon. walmart customers will be able to use voice-activated google home speakers to buy hundreds of thousands of items for delivery. by next year, the service will include groceries and allow shoppers to pick up their orders at walmart stores. amazon shares slipped about 1% on the news, but will this partnership the enough for walmart to close the gap? here with me on the set, arun sundararajan, author of "the sharing economy." joining us from new york, matt townsend. tell us how this partnership is actually going to work. matt: walmart is going to be selling its products, the first time it has sold outside of its own universe, through google express. you have a google assistant at home, a voice-activated device. you could say "i need more toilet paper," for example, and the order would go directly through the google system and you would get toilet paper shipped to you from walmart. emily: googl

the alert was issued this morning for daniel morozov from santa maria esther his mother was found shot to death yesterday. pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. police are calling his father a person of interest in the shooting and they say they believe the boy may be with him. the blue volkswagen golf hatchback that they were looking for was found in santa maria. they believe they may be driving a black 2017th jeep cherokee with the california license plate 1025 -- 7xzk698. authorities are paying attention to airports and border crossings. >>> a deadly plane crash in oregon that killed a bay area pilot, marc rich of menlo park was on his way to view the solar eclipse and the home built plate -- plane took off and was a mile from the oregon airport when it crashed and burst into flames. >>> president trump arrived in arizona for a rally. the president met marines at a marine corps air station and his speech will be at the phoenix convention center and will draw 10,000 supporters as well as a large crowd of protesters.>>> details are emerging about the president strategy for ending the

first up, an interview with esther george, and rob kaplan coming on to the show talk to us e-mail the show, streetsignseurope@cnbc, find us on twitter, and tweet me directly at @carolincnbc i love reading your tweets in the morning. if you have any ideas what the central bankers will be doing in jackson hole, what they probably won't be talking about, get in touch. >>> still coming up, competition in the skies for air berlin. we're in frankfurt for the latest on those talks. stick around whoooo. you're searching for something. like the perfect deal... ...on the perfect hotel. so wouldn't it be perfect if... ....there was a single site... ...where you could find the... ...right hotel for you at the best price? there is. because tripadvisor now compares... ...prices from over 200 booking... ...sites ...to save you up to 30%... ...on the hotel you want. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make4/7. our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrus

we have continuing coverage of tropical storm harvey and esther flooding has caused across texas. this will get worse with more rain from the relentless storm on the way. we will have headlines in a moment but first let's go with steve harrigan who is in corpus christi texas on the gulf of mexico near ground zero where harvey's flaccid sure. >> back in court today between

the executive committee of the board of directors unanimously named esther derrick johnson interim president and ceo during the association's 108 annual can tension in my last month. he is expected to serve at the end of year when the board hopes to announce the new leader. he says his focus will be ensuring local activists are getting enough support, because that is where public policy impacts people most directly. mr. johnson formerly served as vice chairman of the underlay cp board of directors, an activist his career toated improving the lis and improving the lives of mississippians. we will be top to about the gulf coast in the q&a. as president of the naacp mississippi state conference, he has led critical campaign for voting rights and equitable education, successfully managed two bond referendum caaigns in jackson, mississippi that brought in millions of dollars for a school building improvement, and six to $5 million toward the construction of a new convention center. with the recent events in charlottesville and the ensuing debates about whether to remove confederate memorials, the