bet as esther george will data dependent.here's politics and the president to consider and the fed tries not to take that too much into account, boy when you have a president tweeting about how if you were to be impeached and you doesn't think he well, we mustet will crash, be talking about the president's role in the economy here and how that might change going forward and what that would mean. no doubt they talk about on the sidelines but things are not recorded. the minutes show there was no discussion of the president's comments in july about the fed and what they should do. he has ramped up the pressure a little bit now. they cannot get into it. on the other hand there isn't much he can do about it. he can't fire jay powell or members of the open market committee. if you were reelected, he could have an impact on jay powell's renomination as the chair, but that term expense that extends past the first german presidency. he can rail about it but there is -- first term in his presidency. much will we see any kind of change

we will bring you our interview with esther george.ied using campaign fans -- campaign funds as hush money. it comes a day after prosecutors claim campaign officials were aware of the payment. this guilty plea contradicts -- these comments contradict the guilty plea from michael:. -- michael cohen. >> you have to understand, what he did, and it was taken out of campaign-finance, that is a bigger thing to come out of the campaign area they came from me and i tweeted about it. >> the resumption of china-u.s. says a trade war can be averted. the first face-to-face discussions continued since june. the next round will be in paris. brexit secretary will say the individual institutions will agree to sensible solutions. notices will explain how to prepare for a collapse in talks with the eu. we will bring you our interview with the trade secretary liam fox tomorrow. global news, 24 hours a day on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much area

central bank, starting with the kansas city fed president, esther george.ee the economy is doing well, and based on what i see today, i think two more rate hikes could be appropriate, but i am mindful that at each meeting you have to recess and understand what are you seeing in the data, what are you hearing from your constituents, and make the decision at that time so hopefully everything holds together. >> would you say the committee is coalesced around that view? is that a strong consensus? esther: if you look at the dot plot, which the committee puts out, the minutes, the statement, it would suggest there is a degree of consensus around the state of the economy, but within that committee, you will get differences on how many rate hikes are appropriate. >> you were worried about the pace of growth and inflation picking up concern that fed policy might have to move faster. is that what you are expressing now, or do you think this will have to pick up more in 2019? esther: based on what we see today i don't think the , performance of the economy and the wa

here is what kansas city federal reserve esther georgia told us about implications of tariffs. >> if this looks like this will continue, persistence to discussions, if it leaves businesses feeling uncertain, that could flow through holding back on investment or less investment. that's something that i want to watch carefully to see if that will show up in data at some point. maria: joining us to talk more about that jon hilsenrath, jon, good to see you this morning, isn't that the crux of this, the fact that it's uncertainty that will stall investment plans, stall companies from putting things in place that keep those economic growth engines turning? >> well, you know, maria, we have factors pulling in both directions on investment right now, on the one hand, we have a lot of uncertainty about tariffs which certainly could affect investment decision but on the other hand we have much lower coarpt tax rates which is giving companies incentive to invest.

do the of the fed governors agree with esther george, you think?es, the idea of a neutral it is hard to pin down. ,hey look at the 10-year yield and subtract inflation, and you can it an idea where they think it might be. but they are going to take the time ago gradually because they are afraid that they could upset the apple cart by tightening too fast. they are worried that if the fed moves to quickly, you will have the traditional result were the economy slows down because credit creation slows. it will be slow and gradual process. i think esther george is normally a hawk, and she is committed to four rate hikes this year, but how many would actually get will depend, as she said, on the data and whether other people are convinced. david: pretty much september is baked in. over 90% probability. i have a chart the talks about december and next march. the white line is about a 62% hike in december. esther george thinks there will be, but it is only a 60% -- only a 62% likelihood. it is 50/50 in march. some have said we may have to slow down here so

. >>> nos vamos a mÉxico, con la polÉmica lib rasz de elba esther goor dilf acusada de robarse dineroque la autoridad electoral hacen oficial la victoria de lÓpez obrador como presidente, isa osorio informa>>> despuÉs de 5 aÑos presa, asÍ aparece la maestra elba esther goor dilf morales tras recuperar su libertad, el mismo dÍa que lo piso obrador recibiÓ constancia como presidente electo. >>> la notificaciÓn, de decreto de mi absoluta e inmediata libertad. >>> la liberaciÓn de esta ex lÍder de sindicato de trabajadores desespepertÓ dudas sobre la polÍtica de la maestra porque uno de sus nietos y yerno es sumaron a la campaÑa de lÓpez obrador. >>> ademÁs, pasu liberaciÓn dej dudas en el proceso. >>> honestamente la liberaciÓn fue por falta de de problema des. luego de pasar presa 5 aÑos, la ex lÍder de de sindicato nacional de trabajadores de la ido cago puede circular libremente por calles del paÍs algo que no fue bien visto por algunos ciudadanos. >>> se me hace injusto porque hay gente que tiene sentencia y no seal de la cÁrcel. >>> la fiscalÍa reaccionÓ sobre este facial, por medio

that was esther george. investors are waiting for jay powell's maiden speech at jackson hole later today. for more on this, our global economic and policy editor, kathleen hays, who spoke to esther george, joins us from wyoming. you, and great to see great work with the people you're speaking to win jackson hole, and of course, waiting to hear from jay powell at 10:00 a.m. new york time today. what can we expect from his speech? kathleen: first of all, let's put this in context. every year, the official theions, when the topic of symposium is actually presented, academic papers, all kinds of panelists, it kicks off with the fed chair, and over the years, this speech has been used occasionally as an opportunity to send a signal about policy during the financial crisis. ben bernanke had a couple signaledwhich something about quantitative easing. mario draghi, a couple years ago, he's getting ready to do more bond purchases and send a signal at jackson hole. bankers know the world is watching, the market is wat

esther law, investor management at amnundi.as usefulness is in the charts we are using on bloomberg. gtv go. team thatfantastic works hard on these and if you want to pull these out, pop them into presentations. g tv . the next, battle of the charts. this is bloomberg. matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: the european open." i am matt miller in berlin alongside guy johnson in london. you are looking at live pics of genoa,ta of the bridge that collapsed. workers still pushing with rescue efforts. at least 39 people perished in alsotragedy, and we are following at the bottom of the screen, atlantia's stock, the parent company of the operator of that bridge. it is down 24%. time for battle of the charts. today, sebastian salek will go head-to-head with dani burger. sebastian, i am that miller -- matt miller. sebastian: hot topics in market. below -- dmer correlation, we often assume the dollar is what drives copper. this chart suggests other factors at play. you have the coalition between copper and the dollar. it is nega

let'sher, -- esther, start with you.ith the lira, and they will not go away by blaming foreign powers. as long as turkey does not take care of homemade problems, the lira has a further downside. alix: let's talk about the contagion. we had a question about capital controls. stepsy have already taken to limit trade in u.s. dollars. preventing people from hedging u.s. dollars and so forth. completestep could be currency control and not allowing dollars to get out of the country. this is a real possibility. alix: there are two parts. what happens to turkey? what other emerging markets get hit? esther: one of the problems is turkey has a huge account deficit and they need external financing to finance this deficit. if they restrict foreign capital externals will mean financing will break down. this will have a serious impact on the turkish economy. onut the contagion effect other emerging markets -- i am more confident the markets will be more optimistic. other central banks have indicated they are going to take necessary st

phillips.- esther esther phillips egg on the long road.s, she is one of those artists to a created the space for aretha to fill. grammyetha wednesday award for this, she mixes incredible gesture by offering her award toesther phillips who acknowledged who she was in the field at her legacy, but also her impact as an artist. about want to ask you "natural woman" and her relationship with carol king. is a wonderful song. carol king was part of a generation of women who were performing and writing their own music, and not necessarily getting credit for being in the singer, songwriter, producer's they were. we see the same case with other artists from that time. even aretha franklin, often the one behind her keyboard for her music, they were creating the music but not getting credit as producers. when aretha records "natural woman," is a coming together of geniuses, songwriter and performer, and becomes one of aretha franklin's most significant songs. on me, her use of the song her live album "amazing grace," or she does a conflated version of

will bring you our interview with esther george at 12:30 p.m. u.k. time.onald trump has denied using campaign funds as hush money for women who let past affairs with him. the comments came a day after federal prosecutors claim some campaign officials were aware of the payments. statement contradicts a guilty .lea by michael cohen he said the president directed him to make the payments and that they violated campaign-finance laws. the resumption of u.s.-china trade talks has boosted hopes that and all at trade war between the world's two largest economies can be averted. today the u.s. treasury undersecretary and chinese us commerce minister continued the first face-to-face trade discussions since june. that's even as the next round of tariffs on $16 billion of to effect. donald trump plans to punish carmakers to produce vehicles outside the u.s. and sell them to americans or hindering his administration's efforts to close the deal on a new nafta this month. bloomberg has learned that among the sticking point emerging during this week's discussion is a prop

>> reporter: while jan and esther stearns enjoy and appreciate the game, you wouldn't call them fanatics honest -- >> we're not good golfers. >> reporter: but what they are is passionate about each other, after 26 years of marriage and about their dream project. >> first of all, we had a great time playing it with our kids so we have great memories of it. it's a way to, for families and individuals to come together and compete, people of different ages can be competitive with each other. it's fun, and it is challenging but also social and friendly. >> reporter: no, you won't find a clown mouth here. what you will find is an ode to the city's history, from gold rush to tech boom, and everything in between. >> it's about our love of san francisco, and the whole story is about san francisco, boom and bust, summer of love, and you know, things that are happening here right now in this neighborhood. we're living it, we're seeing it every day. >> reporter: if the key to a successful business is location, location, location, then esther and jan struck gold, both figuratively and literally. stag

arrest thugs, ms-13 members, gang members, drug traffickers. >> laura: esther, i.c.e. arrest thugs and the democratsug are calling i.c.e. thugs. your reaction? >> it is notable that governor cuomo is not a border state governor. otherwise he would have firsthand knowledge of what i.c.e. officers actually do. they are the frontline defenders and here in san diego they are the first line of defense to disrupt drug trafficking rings,n child molestation rings, and i invite governor cuomo to come down here and see what i.c.e. agents do. by and large, interact with them as an immigration attorney at least once a week learning about the detention facilities. they are some of our finest, bravest, law enforcement agents that we have. >> laura: i want to remind everyone who the senators are who are in favor of abolishing i.c.e. and this is just a list. i'm sure it will grow. this is where we are right now. senator kirsten gillibrand, okay, new york, and running for president, 2020, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, vermont, he'll be running in 2020, mark pocan in wisconsin, nobo

. >> no va a trabajar la maestra esther en el gobierno. >> revelaron que hablaron de temas como el presupuestoa de transición. >> la empresa estatal de petróleo de venezuela deberá pagar $2,000,000,000 como parte de un acuerdo para terminar una demanda,, la cual acusó a la petrolera venezolana de expropiación ilegal, dará un pago de $500,000,000 y el resto en cuatro años. >> el gobierno brasileño o que no cerrará la frontera con esta nación,, el conflicto se desató cuando varios migrantes robaron y apuñalar un a un comerciante brasileño. >> a un mes del asesinato de un hombre dueño del establecimiento no solo lamenta los hechos sino las consecuencias. >> como nos dice el propietario dice que se ha visto afectado porque sus clientes quisieron volver. >> el dueño de la tienda donde fue asesinado son mes un hombre durante una disputa por un estacionamiento. >> ha hecho que piense la posibilidad de cerrar su negocio por las bajas ventas en los últimos días. >> está muy lento últimamente la gente no quiere venir aquí tiene miedo por lo ocurrido y cree que esto volverá a ocurrir pero todo cambie en

justo que esther mas street dos asimismo reconoce que existe entre la evasiÓn de pasajes y los crÍmenesdos intentos han puesto puertas mÁs altas y desplegaron pares de boletos que le piden a los pasajeros prueba de que han pagado pero no han dado resultados. el nuevo estudio estarÁ listotodo el aÑo que viene y serÁ presente dado a la mesa dirÉ viva para su consideraciÓn. >> en san bruno la polÍtica día a res toda es de hombre de 31 aÑos por grabar un vÍdeos sexual de una mujer sin su consentimiento se cree que podrÍa haber mÁs mujeres afectadas por el sujeto. luego de que la policÍa arrestÓ una actividad ilegal a red dar una es de hombre residente de stockton, el incidente se reportÓ ayer a las 10 parÉntesis cinco y la patrulla de caminos tambiÉn multÓ a otros conductores. ya comenzaron las clases y este ciclo escolar llegÓ con mÁs libertad para los es tu dÍa antes al momento de elegir su atuendo. incluso pueden ir en piyama a la escuela. las autoridadesllegaron a la conclusiÓn de que el portante al momento de hacer ir a las cuela no es la ropa sino las ideas. luego de un proceso en que

y esther que pasÉ muy bien. que tengan excelente fin de semana.gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de viernes 17 de agosto. Éstas son las noticias. un juez del sur de california considera que los mÁs de 300 niÑos de padres que han sido deportados deben viajar a sus paÍses de origen Árabe reunirse con sus familiares. el presidente trump dijo que esta preparado para seguir revocando credenciales de seguridad. y un autobÚs accidentado en ecuador llevaba cargamento de marihuana y cocaÍna. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: buenas noches. vamos a comenzar con un nuevo capÍtulo de la batalla legal sobre la reunificaciÓn de padres e hijos separados tras llegar por la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos. encuesta el sur de california considera conveniente que los menores regresen a sus paÍses para reunirse con sus familiares importados. sin embargo, como nos dice jaime garcÍa, el juez no descartÓ que algunos de esos padres puedan volver. jaime: u

my life scripture that i have carried with me on many missions esther 4:14. can it be that you are put in a position for such a time as this? it gave me strength to lead men and women into combat, and to in aup to deploy to d.c. continuation of service. it is a question for all this to remind us that the opportunities that we have all been given are not for us, it's for others. can it be that you were put in this position for such a time as this? it is an amazing verse. it convicts me and calls me every single day. i believe we are all called to live life with the purpose, to take risks, to show courage, and do what's right. our mission, this mission is not done. it's just getting started. , wingmen and we days -- wing women, 43 until people start voting. andre going to fly, fight, win! thank you all. god bless you! thank you all. [applause] [cheers] ♪ running against representative mix allete in the gop primary -- mcsally in the gop primary was. we will hear from them next, starting with the former sheriff. >> thank you. first of all, my wife thanks all of y

we heard two rate hikes from esther george. economy is doing well and based on today, to more rate hikes this year could be appropriate. i am also mindful that is not a commitment. each meeting, you are a reassessed the data, what are you hearing from constituents and make the decision at that time. tom: joining us to begin this important day, michael mckee. know in you and i jackson hole at this lofty hour, the chill is in the air. is there a frost on the ground this morning? michael: a little bit of frost on the ground. wall street is getting ready to go on a bear hunt. is there -- chairman powell going to reiterate our backup what esther george is suggesting? that the fed will continue an aggressive rate rising model that goes for times this year. with the treasury positioned as they are coming you might see yields back up a little. or will he talked and 50,000 foot terms about what is going on? i've got to point out. i don't know if you have seen the piece on the bloomberg this morning. 20 years ago, james stock, the , did

y la maestra elba esther quedÓ libre anoche, fue absuelta de los cargos de lavado de dinero.scubren restos humanos que corresponden a los ancestros que corresponden a la civilizaciÓn maya. >> en la liga mx, renuncia del entrenador de santos. ♪ >> comenzamos con la informaciÓn de la liga mx. la directiva aceptÓ la decisión tras conocer la gravedad. >> yo fui el jugador afectados por los problemas recientes con el cuerpo tÉcnico, indirectamente los conflictos internos de ellos mismos me afectan. sobre reaccionÉ creciendo injusta determinada situaciÓn. y asumir mis consecuencias debido a esta reacciÓn. >> a travÉs de su cuenta de instagram julio cÉsar chÁvez retÓ a maravilla martÍnez. julio: que te retires como un digno campeÓn, con gran dinero porque la golpiza que te voy a dar-- >> se acabÓ la novela del verano. el guardameta belga se convirtiÓ en un jugador merengue por seis temporadas. la operaciÓn ronda en 35 millones. maÑana serÁ presentado ante los medios. en las grandes ligas detroit y los Ángeles se enfrentaron. bateÓ un jonrón. el encuentro se puso cuatro a cero. para

my life scripture that i've carried with me on many missions is esther 4:14. can it be you were put in this position for such a time as this? it gave me strength to put my military career on the line in the burqa battle. it gave me strength to lead men and women into combat and to step up to deploy to d.c. in a continuation of service. it is a question for all of us to remind us that the opportunities we've all been given are not for us, it's for others. can it be that you were put in this position for such a time as this? it's an amazing verse. it convicts me and calls me every single day. i believe we are all called to live lives of purpose, to take risks, to show courage and do what's right. but our mission, this mission, is not done. it's just getting started. we have 70 days, wing men and widge women. 43 days until people start voting. so in the words of the old air force motto, we are going to fly, fight, and win! thank you all! god bless you! thank you all! cheers and applause] >> live, wednesday on c-span, the u.s. chamber of commerce hosts its annual

. >> while jan and esther enjoy and appreciate the game, you wouldn't exactly call them fanatics.>> we're not good golfers. >> what they are is passionate about each other after 26 years of marriage and about their dream project that opens to the public on friday. we love about miniature golf. we have had a great time playing it with our kids. we have great memories of it. it's a way to -- for families and individuals to come together and compete, people of different ages to be competitive. it's fun. it's challenging but it's social and friendly. >> no, you won't find a clown mouth here. what you will find is an owed to the city's history, from gold rush to tech boom and everything in between. >> it's about our love of san francisco and the whole story is about san francisco, boom and bust. >> the summer of love and things that are happening here right now in this neighborhood. we're living it, we're seeing it every day. >> if the key to a successful business is location, location, location, then esther and jan struck gold, both figuratively and literally. stagecoach groups is sit

. >>> esther baruti from state street is with us to talk about many things that are going on in the worldtart talking about italy. that was the last item we were discussing there has been a bit of volatility in the periphery bonds. are you expecting this issue to flair up again come this summer, come september and october when they get into the heart of these budget discussions >> i think a lot depends on how the italian politics act you have mr. vsalvini, mr. dimai with strong demands. if they pursue them on tax cuts, big spending increases on universal income you may find investors worried about the sustainability of the italian budget, not just for this year but for future years >> when it comes to your own investment portfolios, have you shifted out of italian assets? remember back in march and april there was a huge amount of equity outflows, and also investment leaving europe on the back of political gyrations. are you expecting any of that cash to flow back in once we get certainty of the budget? is it once it's gone, there's too many question marks and it won't come back in again

esther: well, of course, turkey remains -- we have seen on this slump that the south african rand isble to contagion effects. this is largely due to the current account deficit. what we have seen in general is that those who need extra financing who have current account deficits are most likely to also slump if we see any higher volatility in turkey. >> how weak does the euro get from here? turkey is something that had been weighing on the euro, what is your call? esther: i think some of this concern that the ecb could get more cautious is going to fade in the near term because right now we are not seeing any effect on the real economy in europe. they are also going to stress price stability. we are on target and we are going to continue with the normalization path we have set out. ♪ jonathan: what would you do in terms of managing exposure to a country like turkey at the moment? >> so initial conditions matter a great deal. if you are overexposed to turkey, i would reduce exposure. i think turkey is trying to rewrite the crisis management chapter in the playbook. it is trying to go

however, esther george, the president of the kansas city fed, says she thought her first quarter in hert was extremely high, extremely well, because of the tariffs. >> particularly when you look, you saw soybeans shipped out at a higher rate and that boosted the gdp. that's not likely to continue. then again, you don't know what else will come into play in the current quarter that may sustain some of that growth. so i don't expect that will continue at the clip that it did in the second quarter, but it probably will be higher than we have seen last year. reporter: still, george told me she has upwardly revised her projections through the year from 2% to 3% regardless of what she's seeing or believes it could be possibly a slowdown in the third quarter because of that draw up in the second quarter. cheryl: great interview. thank you. all right. let's check on the markets as we head into the final hour of trading with liz claman. you have the dow down 60, some trade worries out there. that's kind of the leading indicator of what we are seeing in the market. s&p down 2 1/4, nasdaq up 8 poi

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.> surveillance video captured thisobbery last month at esther's buse salon in silver spring.are still searching for a third suspect. if you have info, police would like to hear from you. >> back to school is sneaking up on us. arlington county police want to make sure kids are prepad and stuffed a cruiser from people across the community. they clected something everybody can use. everything inside the cruiser will be given to arlington county teachers and students. good for them. >> that's great. >> backpacks there. >> checking something on your phone there? >> yeah, i'm looki at that -- >> the firenado >> that was incredible. >> you know, so much of those fires the carr fire still going on. so many of those fires continuing to get smoke. you're canceling a vacatio that way because of all fires. that smoke was here today around our area. it's going across the country. i read onehe article about smoke going across the atlantic into europe. that's how man t ofm are burning parts of british columbia. hundreds ofires this last weekend due to lightning strikes in that area. out th

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s >> esther manafort is happy with how things went today. >> reporter: lawyers say they arnts wrapped up. they are confident prosecutors came up short in trying to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that manafort is guilty of financial crime. >>> the defense team got to the desmet address the jury and point out the shortcoming of the government's case and explain the government has not desmet >> reporter: 27 people were called to testify, including manafort's right-hand man. he testified exactly how he and manafort evaded taxes and committed fraud to get bank loans. the defense says he did it without manafort's knowledge. >> they attempted to paint him as a liar, and embezzler, and someone who had an affair so he cannot be trusted. >> reporter: they asked the jurors to use common sense and to look at the evidence. they tried to hide billions of dollars in offshore accounts.'s >> financial crimes, because they are on people desmet paper, double up. you can only hide them for so long. you can get away with it for a wild but not forever. >> reporter: manafort is found guilty on all 18 charg

not just comfortable, almost a little fall-like out esthere, cially during the morning hours on thursday. it's going to be gorgeous. we start off with temperatures in the 60s and warm to 82 on thursday. friday we start off in the mid 60s in gton. mid 50s in the suburbs, with a high around 83 on friday. there'he weekend. mid-'80s on saturday, the umidity level still nice a low. it does start to feel humid out there on sunday. and we're not doneith the 90s just yet. 90 on sunday. and then next week we're looking at low to mid 90s for hig.. >> ni >> yeah, a little bit of everything. >> we deserve it. thank you. >> perfect. c>>ing up, a future hall of famer coming to our rednins. >> adria person tells who was responsible for getting him to sign. to sign. (birds chirping, a running brook,) to sign. ahh. the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. at havertys we know it's hard to get a good night's sleep. haver

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surveillance footage from esther's beauty and i wig store silver springs shows the struggle that occurred on friday evening. employees trying to stop suspects from leaving the store with stolenth wigs. fight spilled down an aisle. wigs used as weapons. after the suspect -- hang on. >> i'm trying. > i know are u. >> one m comes back, kicks an employee, and then grabs an$80 ig and makes off down the street so it's just unbelievable. >> just when you think you heard everything. >> if those fellows are out tonight, those wigs are getting wet. >> very heavy rain moving through parts of the area. so much so t t the nationa weather service just issued a severe thunderstorm warning. this is going to going till 11:45. look here. it's the area in orange on your screen. for parts of eastern lauden, notghern mery counties. a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of lauden and montgomery counties till 11:45. the area in green is under a flood warning. this is gng to go till 5:00 a.m. not only for montgomery and lou counties but parts of fairfax, articling &, the district through prince william and flo

so it's not taking too much to tip this economy but to esther george's point, we have still an economyin some sense is roaring. initial jobless claims remain at 49-year low and that means the fed should continue on the rate hiking path which she said early yerl in the interview. >> katie, let's agree with what danielle said that we are seeing many so of the slowing here. how many tenths of a percentage point does a trade war shave off an economy growing nearly 4% right now. >> it could shave as much as 100 basis points. >> or a full% cut it by 25%. >> but it's distinguish important to distinguish between the economy and stocks and the impact on the stock market could be more acute perhaps than on the u.s. economy, both direct and indirect impacts on companies. we know we have an s&p 50 oh getting over 40% of revenue from overseas the direct impact of a trade war with china would be. >> and yet you have kept your allocations very strongly in u.s. stocks. >> we have, tyler. and our perspective is that at the end of the day there will be -- there will be an agreement. there is sort of a m

we wa nt we want to see esther are smart, intelligent incentives we can create to encourage the producersplastic to take responsibility when they are designing the materials that end up on supermarket shelves and ultimately in our own homes. also coming up this hour. thousands of mourners attend a state funeral in genoa for some of the victims of the motorway bridge collapse — at least 41 are believed to have died. and the click team reminisce about a summer of sport — that's in half an hour's time on bbc news. good afternoon. the former secretary—general of the united nations, kofi annan, has died at the age of 80. mr annan, the son of a ghanaian chief, spent his career with the un. he led the organisation for ten years. richard galpin‘s looks back at his life in this report, which includes some flashing images. i, kofi annan, solemnly swear... to exercise in all loyalty... he was sworn in as head of the united nations in december 1996. the first black african to become un secretary general and the first to be appointed from within the organisation. during his two terms in office, he use

this was written by a woman named esther the bert reed. significantly, she was a fairly recent immigrant from great britain. she had married an american, joseph reed, who was a merchant, involvednd later, very in the revolutionary movement. he was an aide to george washington, and he was president of the pennsylvania assembly. esther was very aware of the problems that plagued the continental army, the shortage of funds, the lack of supplies, washington's constant fear that .he army would collapse if you read anything about this, you know that washington did prevail against great odds in getting this army to prevail, because the congress was always short on money, and he was always begging congress to send him more. thought, it's not sufficient for women to sit on the sidelines. she wanted women to take more direct action. the first thing she did was wherethis wonderful essay it was a call to action. she wrote, born from liberty, disdaining to bear the irons of a tyrannical government, we associate ourselves to the grander of those soverei

media are reporting that the munch esther arena bomber was rescued from war torn libya by the british navy in twenty fourteen that was three years before he carried out a terror attack at an ariana grande a pop concert the atrocity left twenty two dead the youngest an eight year old girl polly boy killed reports. well according to media reports here in the u.k. three years before that deadly attack in manchester someone the baby had been rescued by the british government from libya it was part of an operation to rescue british citizens he was taken aboard a royal navy ship and taken to molt from where he reportedly then got a flight back to the u.k. and he'd been rescued by the british government even though he had been under the surveillance of the domestic intelligence agency head that's m i five now in terms of a baby's background he was born in the u.k. but a libyan parent so he was a british citizen but in two thousand and eleven a baby's parents moved to join the uprising against the government of gadhafi and his father was thought to have been fighting in a terrorist group call

mark: well, we got a big hint from esther kuroda during his a that the 10kurod year yield would be allowed to double in range. we are talking about 10 basis points, but in terms of the jgb arquette, that is a good move. we had the deputy government on the wires saying they will respond if jgb yields rise to quickly. it tends to reinforce the fact that the bank of japan is going to allow the curve to steepen a bit, allow the 10 year sector of the were -- yields to rise, but not too much. it wants to keep its eye on the market and not have to much volatility. it would like to see raise rights -- rise of it in the buter and that -- end doesn't want to see a one-way bet on its market. a little movement. we have seen volatility for a number of days, but it won't be too long before the bank of down.columns things we have an auction today and if it goes well, that might make the market calm her after that. calme after that. , mlivad: mark cranfield . you can get a rundown on his commentary and expert analysis from people such as marc. you can find out what has been affecting your money. -- pl

esther russians to say do they agree to take think what the causes are that we think what can be done about it and what can be done about it is quite difficult question. also attributed to a. problem which you describe best to many people having too many rights to control the property which makes consensus very difficult and i think part of the reason is also that. the russian people after a long history of collective existence have also become very automatized they avoid collective solutions collective action even their fifth objectively that to their benefit is that something permanent today saying that may change over time to have we seen in other cities how this collective muscle collective from the positive way how does it form so that was yesterday i gave the presentation and for russian experts responded and people from the audience responded that was an almost continual theme that it's not only the difficulty of negotiating it's the lack of desire to do so and that while the buildings the units were privatized many people don't feel that the building has anything to do they ha