geoff: right. manus: the target of getting tax legislation in september, it is an aggressive timeline but doing that and affecting some tax change for the end of the year could reignite a bond right. -- a rout. geoff: if that directly generates investment growth which is needed, if you say trading growth would head for 3% and higher and that causes pressure and bond markets, that is a good problem to have that repricing is a good thing to have and markets will guide us along. china's manufacturing pmi rises to its highs level since march. we focus on the outlook for the world's second-largest economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ , 120 6:19 a.m. in london and hong kong. this is the hang seng trade. let's get a bloomberg business flash. findtte: banks may need to 30 to $50 billion of additional capital to support new european units in the aftermath of a hard brexit. the extra money is equivalent to 15% to 30% of the capital at wholesale -- that wholesale banks commit to the region. the management consultant

robert: speaking of the instinct, geoff, you were there. you were at trump tower for that news conference. impressions? geoff: what struck me initially was that all it took was one reporter question for the president to launch into that, what, half hour or so of really combative back and forth in which he made clear that his original statements were the ones that he intended to stand by. that he saw no distinction between the white supremacists and the people who were there protesting in opposition to the messages that they were trying to propagate. shawna: i think to your point, we can go back further than that. we can go back to the point that he saw that the argument worked when it came to president obama and he was considering running for something at that point. and that he got great feedback from certain parts of the country because he was trying to look for president obama's birth certificate. this is -- i mean, the pattern can go back to the central park five. robert: molly, you've been a student of the right your entire career. i w

we don't believe that the north koreans can actually get a nuclear tipped ibcm -- >> to geoff's point earlier. >> we want to prevent that. that makes it urgent. it's an area where we can work with these countries that we have difficulties with. we're not going to compromise with russia to include ukraine and other neighboring states but wae can compromise with russia with what happens in regard to north korea. >> we talk about secretary of state. secretary of state rex tillerson overseas with duturte. i want to get a sense from you guys on the optics of this photo. big smile on his face there greeting him. clearly warmly. evelyn, you're giving me a little side eye. what is going through your mind? >> sorry. nutheri nothing against you personally, hallie. >> the issue is this administration seems to be really tone deaf and neutral to a fault when it comes to human rights. and this man, he's literally gunning down people. the latest, one of the latest most high-profile killings in the philippines was a mayor who was shot in his home because of some supposed drug dealing. i mean, i don't

i geoff davis says -- i'm too late. what you have got here is the ingredients -- yeah. who is more to blame, i don't know very pemberton is on the same day he is field commander ultimately. marriage.o to have a even a question. >> new jersey, new jersey. and >> 89. yet. yeah. into a scout from exit, it's got different customs over there. >> that we do. we have an interest of statement or information about well,an casualties? >> yes. light is the short answer. several civilians that during the siege. five was to -- sticking my head. --ave a voice had a problem let me answer the question this way. a vote for problem in my mind union, theng the united states forces did during the siege of vicksburg. i can see militarily on one hand, it is within the siege 13es, but they are dropping inch mortar falls into the city every 15 ranks, one every 10-15 minutes. there is nothing really to have gained by showing the city. and that occur during the siege setittsburgh, union set -- up an artillery battery. not big guns, but field guns, across the river. if you can believe this or not

to demonstrate competence as geoff indicated by simply being there. >> sure. ashley, you mentioned that there was a bit of a course correction with the tweets. he put something out this morning about the hurricane and of course tweeting about north korea the other -- you know, dramatically serious issue that we're facing. make sense. the one thing that stood out to me a little bit was this focus on a dying magazine piece. can you explain a little bit about what he was referring to there? >> i have to be perfectly honest that we had a debate here at "the post" and we weren't sure exactly what magazine it was. his ire and frustration at the media is nothing new. our best guess -- >> you're right there with me, ash. >> there was a piece in "vanity fair" that was very critical of his son-in-law, jared kushner and daughter ivanka. i mean, that seemed to be the most snarky dying magazine piece that's come out about the trump administration. but i can't pinpoint it other than to say that the president is raging against the fake media and this tweet was not that dissi

davis who was geoff went on to become the president of the confederacy. michelle: we know he was very influenced by davis. or how that relationship did his feelings about davis and robert e. lee, how did those things change? robert: meigs came out of west point. west point was the main engineering school in the country. his first assignment in the army corps of engineers was with robert e. lee and they went to the mississippi and they were trying to find ways to improve navigation. it is an interesting thing because he did admire lee. lee was stiffnecked and a very proper guy. he is a guy's guy. women love him and men love them. -- love him. they socialized and they were fond of one another and he was much closer to davis and his wife. when the war came, meigs was pretty clear about what he wanted. he never reconciled with them. he felt his patriotism, i think was on in order that was very different than what we might be able to experience now. it was a face and in the democracy -- and a democracy that was fledgling. meigs had the insight, the great possi

representing the seller is geoff. kathryn's already shown him two homes. next up is a three-bedroom, 1,900 square-foot home in henderson, nevada. >> gino, the home we're gonna look at now is a home that was built in 2000. it's right around the square footage that you were looking for -- three-bedroom, two-story home. i think you'll really like the backyard, as well, so should we go take a look inside? >> all right, let's go. >> great. ♪ >> come on in. >> thank you. >> the nice thing about this house, which is somewhat unusual, is we have a downstairs master, so it gives you the functionality of a one-story for ease of livability, but you have the use and space of a two-story. [ tires screeching ] >> hold on. back up a minute. before you even step foot in the house, there's some critical things you got to know. number one -- always really understand your finances. outside of getting married, well, buying a home -- it's the biggest commitment you're ever going to make. many first-time buyers calculate what their mortgage payment would be, but there's a lot m

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. >> all right, geoff, thank you, geoff cutmore in hong kong derisking your portfolio >> gd dprx, tadax>> xlu if you want to redisk. >> stick wit >> gold. >> "mad money" starts right now. >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> nobody wants to profiteer off of a hurricane when you're dealing with a natural disaster that's killing people, th

with black hat and desk on founder geoff moss. drugs this -- drags this is really a hobby. , people hadnet grew money at risk. people started, getting jobs doing internet security. announcer: listen using the free c-span radio app. >> yesterday, president trump outlined his plan for a u.s. afghanistan. today, secretary of state rex tillerson spoke to reporters and explain the strategies and afghanistan the trump administration will pursue. mr. tillerson also talked about north korea. his remarks are 25 minutes. >> good afternoon, all. i thought it would take a few moments to offer a few comments on the strategy for south asia that president trump outlined last night in his address to the nation and then i will take a few of your questions on that subject. i think the president did a fairly thorough job in terms of describing the new military approach and i think the important point in that is a conditions-based approached as opposed to a time-based approach with timetables. i think the president has been quite clear that what will

conversationd, a with geoff maas. was a hobby. as the internet grew and there were jobs and people were putting things online and there was money at risk, all of a sudden hackers started getting security. announcer: listen using the free c-span radio app. geoff flake had a town hall in gilbert, arizona, and took questions on various issues. [applause]

just come to the facility here at fifth and spruce and they'll geoff get you out on the street helping those in need. come out to the family pun day here from 12:00 to 5:00. in cam, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> also tonight people gathered in center city to march for a unified philadelphia. folks of all ages came out for the first philadelphia unity rally and march at logan square this afternoon. the event was sponsored by the community college of philadelphia's international students. organizers say they wanted to show what is possible when the city works together. >>> stay with us everyone. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight, threats from north korea. did president trump words aimed at king junk ungo too far? and why guam and japan are on high alert. >>> plus, we have a winner. if you were hoping for that mega millions jackpot, you'll have to dry again later a lookout what the that winning tuck was sold. chelsea. >> tracking sunshine to end your weekend. i'll have your full forecast coming up next. >>> and straight ahead in sports newest eagle ronald darby joins the

. >>> the department announced that jeefchief geoff refi retiring. the city is conducting a thags wide search to find a new chief. >>> the man uber wants to be its next ceo says it's an opportunity of a lifetime. he plans to leave his post at expedia and take the job at uber. he said it's redefining the transportation industry on a global basis. to be part of that story is something that is interesting and a real privilege. >>> uber is dumping a heavily criticized feature even before its new boss comes on board. san francisco base company is pulling a feature from its app that will allow it to track riders for up to five minutes after a trip. the move comes as uber tries to fix its poor reputation for customer privacy. >>> an emotional birthday greeting for the late pop super star michael jackson. paris jackson shared a powerful tribute on what would have been her father's 59th birthday. she posted an old photo of she and her father sharing a kiss with the message birthday wishes to the love of my life. the one person who showed me what passion truly

geoff cutmore in hong kong derisking your portfolio >> gd dprx, tadax. >> xlu if you want to redisk. >> stick wit >> gold. >> "mad money" starts right now. >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> nobody wants to profiteer off of a hurricane when you're dealing with a natural disaster that's killing people, the tragic loss of life is what matters. but while this is no consolation for anyone who is caught in the hurricane's path, the truth is events like harvey, the kind that cause tremendous property damage, often he will top spur economic growth later on because of the need to rebuild when the water recedes and the danger passes, that might be worth thinking about however, the mar

geoff flake had a town hall in gilbert, arizona, and took questions on various issues. [applause] sen. flake: good morning. this mic doesn't work very well. i don't think any of them do. >> ok, we will get it. senator, obviously a lot going on right now. you have a new book out, "conscience of the conservative." to get started, let's talk a little bit about that book. it echoes a number of the comments that barry goldwater made in a similar book 56 years ago. and some of the same themes. if you could talk about the book and why you thought it was important to do that now. sen. flake: thanks. barry goldwater -- ] nterruptions from audience --indiscernible [indiscernible] >> we will have questions from the audience a little bit later. [inaudible] mike: we're going to take some questions later. we have some questions prepared for the senator. [inaudible] mike: we will have opportunity for questions from the audience a little later. >> you don't support climate change -- mike: apologies. sen. flake: no worries. mike: may not be the first one. sen. flake: won't be the last t

it would not go over well in the senate if geoff sessions were removed because the purpose has been statede would be removed, because he recused himself. i think he did the right thing. he didn't have a choice. i hope that he stays. >> is there concern in the senate about the lack of accomplishment as you're about to leave for the work period or whatever we want to call the break in august. you bam comebacome back in sept have the debt ceiling, you have appropriation bills pending, you have one more vote today before you leave town. what is the spirit in congress now? >> we would have liked to have achieved more things obviously. we need to have a busy fall. but i think if there is any silver lining in all of this, we recognized on health care the limits of what one party with do on its own and that will force us, i hope to sit down, go through regular order, sit down with our colleagues across the aisle and solve something. the bigger issues are debt and our deficit that will require some kind of grand bargain. something along the lines of the simpson bowles kind of approach. no one party

we'll geoff yive you detail comp fifrme first, rim, what you are watching >> i'm watching and listeningo all the anlives that think europe and merging markets might be better than the u.s but they kind of forget that we're standing on top of central bank policy. you know that, does say 6'2," but maybe if i wasn't standing on something it wouldn't be accurate, would it we'll talk about that after the break. ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone new. you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so don't wait. call

i don't know -- >> more importantly, he needs to geoff of it to save himself. in a situation, if we budget the u.s. -- if mick mulvaney puts a budget in place, assuming we pay 3% gdp, we're not going to. that is a goal, not a baseline. if you want to disappoint the american people, tell them they're going to get that, because, guess what, that's not real life. >> we're going to talk about immigration in one second. another point to make, he talk about, we're going to make more product in the united states. it is important to understand we have not stopped making product in 40 years. we made more product almost every year, we're doing it with fewer workers. that's the legitimate problem and it is worth talking about. but we don't make more product. we make more stuff with less people. we have not suffered on that front. this fox con thing in wisconsin, i don't know any of you live in pennsylvania, but you may remember there was a promise to build a fox con plant in 2013 in harrisburg, pennsylvania. let somebody from harrisburg tweet me and let me know how that f

with me is geoff barton, general secretary of the association of school and college leaders union.ou were saying a second ago it has been a year of change in the education system. what do you make of the results 7 system. what do you make of the results? in a sense it has been another year of change because we are used to endless chains. next week we will talk about gcses, which have changed a lot. the fact we have seen all those young people doing so well, in a—levels, and in vocational qualifications, is attributed to the youngsters and the teachers. at a time when it seems everything is changing they have managed to make sure those students with a new qualification have been taught well. improvement overall is great news. you have improvement overall is great news. you have concerns improvement overall is great news. you have concerns about how you think this change is leading to a squeezing of some subjects, and that the curriculum is narrowing? there isa the curriculum is narrowing? there is a history to this. there was a feeling 20 years ago that what you had with a—levels wa

geoff barton is the general secretary of the association of school and college leaders union.notjust the youngsters who have been put through a test today, it is the very system, how would you grade it? well, time will tell on that. all i know is we did not hear employers and parents and teachers saying that they needed and teachers saying that they needed a new system because we understood gcses and while changes might have been needed, to introduce such radical reform which seems to be predicated on how do you get 2004 top grades crushed i think that leave i g§7 leave g people leave 11: people to came from. but there is a new where came from. but there is a new grade five that indicate a stronger past than just a c grade, it is across—the—board. past than just a c grade, it is across-the-board. even that, a lot of people will have gone into day thinking grade four is what i need to get into college, and they will have watched the news today and thought, was not good enough? they cannot be many systems in the world whichjudge the success cannot be many systems in the world wh

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geoff, we did see the low.two-month that is theresa may backed away from the redline, supporters what back away from her, etc. is that not the case? geoffrey: there will be some elements of political uncertainty, and that will remain with us, but i think the declining study has more to do with the provision and great the fact that the boe is probably not in a position to hike at anytime in the future. remember, the market was up. that will continue to drive sterling. alix: david, do you degree that the politicalhat risk, when do i really need to care about brexit? david o: you still have to care about it right now. a drop in fdi flows into the ok, so, you know, brexit is going to have an impact on the economy. tomorrow, we get migration data. we have gdp data. all of those things will show some of the impact on the way to the economy. but it remains high, and the brexit clock is ticking. it should be done by october of 2018. we do have the transitional phase. it is going to be a long time, i am afraid. jonathan

. >> do you they economy could geoff from tax cuts if we are not getting tax reform do you think couldthink that would help the economy if they can't get tax reform done. >> yeah i think any kind of stimulus, again, unless too extreme and winds up causing -- deficit issues that are that are damaging, with the kind of momentum anything that pushes that direction makes it make more incentive to get into the marketplace, and try to grow your business try to do something aggressive, which is good for the macroeconomy, and definitely good for particularly for people's income tax i think the core thing that americans care about. >> jesse here, curious what you think about -- the corporate tax rate before individual tax cuts that is something that i think democrats could get onboard with -- not exactly the percentage rate that a we should be can you go to corporate tax rate what do you think if that could get done the impact for economy also president trump's agenda faith of 2018, 2020? >> i think it would be great for the economy because you make american companies even more competitive on a

we're joined by psychologist geoff beattie and ella brookbanks, who's mum to a 15—year—old son and daughterround the town. we are involved in things that happen. so him specifically, he is not, but i know there are a lot of parents out there who are not so clued on. where does that fear come from? what might actually be happening in society? there's often a discrepancy between level of crime and fear of crime. 0ver level of crime and fear of crime. over the last 20 years, violent crime has gone down in the uk and yet there is no hint of crime going down, so there is a discrepancy. if you ask people to estimate the probability of things happening, they are very bad at knowing how common things are or how where they are. what they do is they based their estimates on images they have on their heads. 0ne their estimates on images they have on their heads. one aspect of this is social media. the way we consume it these days is very image —based. we can see all kinds of horrible things that can happen and they are estimates of it happening to us. so i think social media is a big player in this. s