a woman's body found in an elevator in a chinese city after power supply cut eyman and screws.ut the electricity january 30, but did not return to fix the elevator and tilt march 1. the 43-year-old woman lived alone and starved to death in the elevator. people have been accused of manslaughter. a hong kong publisher critical of china has returned to the city, having set to met the police and asked to drop inquiries into his disappearance. he has declined to provide any details about what happened. another man returned to hong kong on friday. they have been investigated by chinese authorities. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. rishaad: right, joining me now, a breaking story about china planning a crackdown on loans for down payment, so people can buy property and furnish it. lenders.l bar this is just coming through. will -- banks will refuse mortgages if they detect that loans are being used for down payments. >> if you look at the housing , probably overheating in shanghai, huge demand there. there is a serious downturn

jim eyman left him, so he didn't want to be divorced. writes about it years later when michael admits he was abused by camp counselor. he said the guy felt his pain, and reagan's eyes kind of glazed over. there was this emotional distance that was subtle that everybody talks about. sometimes people would blame nancy. but nancy, she once told my dad, after they left the white house, you can get so far with ronnie, and then something happens. it took him a long time to trust me. >> on twitter there is this question, today's hollywood is decidedly liberal. was ronald and nancy's conservatism unusual in 1950's hollywood? >> i do not know that i am the right person to ask. there were other conservative women in the community. but those that supported ronald reagan and in his candidacy, were people not in the movie industry per se. >> there was jimmy stewart and people like that. >> i would not say that the conservatives were necessarily in the extreme minority, but they probably were not the majority. >> most of the people in hollywood were d