i'm going to be appointing greg peters who is a parent and the director. section c is our consent calendar. i need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment on consent items. i have one speaker on consent. let me see. hold on one second. i'm sorry. this is on item 11. >> lynelle bailey. this is on the student travel to taiwan. it's item 11 on the consent calendar. come up and press the button until it turns red. >> to superintendent matthews and board members, my name is [indiscernible] i want to thank you for allowing us to travel to taiwan. [speaking foreign

i'm going to be appointing greg peters who is a parent and the director. section c is our consent calendar. i need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment on consent items. i have one speaker on consent. let me see. hold on one second. i'm sorry. this is on item 11.

i'm going to be appointing greg peters who is a parent and the director. section c is our consent calendar. i need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment on consent items. i have one speaker on consent. let me see. hold on one second. i'm sorry. this is on item 11. >> lynelle bailey. this is on the student travel to taiwan. it's item 11 on the consent calendar. come up and press the button until it turns red. >> to superintendent matthews and board members, my name is [indiscernible] i want to thank you for allowing us to travel to taiwan. [speaking foreign language] [ applause ] >> wonderful. thank you. any items withdrawn or corrected by the superintendent. >> none. >> any items removed? any items severed for discussion? none. roll call vote on the consent calendar. [ roll call ] >> six aye. >> thank you. section d, there were no items severed. proposal for action, there are none. f is public comment on general matters. so i have quite a few folks here that are prepared to speak. so i'm going to start with those that have commen

david: coming up on bloomberg markets, the open, greg peters and chris heisey of bank of america globalanagement, live from new york, this is bloomberg. . ♪ mark -- jonathan: 30 minutes to the start of trading. this is the countdown to the open. ♪ jonathan: equity markets looking for a firmer footing as 10 year treasury yields stabilize near 2011 highs. bonds waking up to political risk. inulists in it it it -- italy -- 30 minutes from the opening bell. futures negative four points on the s&p 500. a weaker euro, euro-dollar back to 117.68 and treasuries find a , 3.0 6%. following a selloff, the push on the u.s. 10 to the highest level since 2011 and investors debating what higher rates mean for the markets. >> rising rates can actually fight into a market and we are seeing that today.

. >> kimberly: what about peter? >> gregd pudding. >> pete: semper fi. >> kimberly: you will want both. >> pete: great pandering sage mitt romney. my favorite meat is hot dog. second favorite meat is hamburger. not steak because command of the people. of course it's both. hot dog first and as much as a hamburger you can get and then back to a hot dog. running thing throughout the day as the grill goes. >> kimberly: hot dogs look in danger too many people are grabbing them. get that one first and then move to the burger. >> dana: bun or no bun? >> greg: if you don't have an even matchup of dogs and burgers. >> pete: put it on a burger bun. >> kimberly: that's been done as well. griff griff mitt romney had an elevator for his car. >> kimberly: whether you have your memorial day war way. >> pete: yes. >> kimberly: hot dog, hamburger? heral>> i go for the nathan's ht dog kosher dogs. >> kimberly: i love hamburgers and also hot dogs. i probably eat two hot dogs every week. i have those kosher national, hebrew nationals. quite tas

. >> jesse: that's what peter strzok himself texted. >> greg: but they are wrong. i admit i was wrong. they have to admit they are wrong. they might have to go to jail. >> jesse: you are making more money than usual. thank you, donald trump. >> greg: [laughs] >> jesse: now that the president has asked the doj to do this, flipping the script, what will it do to the mueller investigation. does it elongated? >> dana: i saw chris christie doing an interview today where he said that he has given president trump a lot of advice and he said he tells them there are ways to shorten this investigation and ways to make it longer. so far, president trump has taken every step to make it longer. i don't know. i don't know if with when rudy giuliani said mueller told me it would be wrapped up by december 1st. i don't even know if i would say that. i'm willing to believe the obama team had done this. they were politically motivated. but all of these things, if it's true, if it's true, if it's true reminds me of they wiretapped me up trump tower which turns out not to have been the

. >> greg: do you remember on the brady bunch when peter brady became a sunflower, girl scouts. joined the girl scouts. that was in the early '70s. >> jesse: how old are you? >> greg: brady bunch explains everything. >> juan: kimberly, you belong at the top of the team. "one more thing" up next. i'm just worried about the house and taking care of the boys. zach! talk to me. it's for the house. i got a job. it's okay. dad took care of us. so, you guys have recently starteyes. - yes. a little less than a month. coming up on two months now, yeah... cool. so, i want to show you guys these three chevy suv's. the first one is called the trax. beautiful! do you think it would be good for moving in together? moving in together?! ahhh! - ahhh! okay, well, this is the chevy equinox... wow. nice. perfect for when you two have your first kid. give me some time... okay, this is the traverse. for when you have your five kids, two dogs and one cat. (laughter) whoa! five? ahhh... well, no matter what stage of life you're in chevy has an suv for you. you have it all planned out, thanks. >> time f

peter bowes. just tell us, this has been breaking within the past hour, greg is right up within the past hour, gregthis up today. the academy issued a rather looked really short statements citing the standards of conduct which were revised just a few months ago at the end of last year saying that the academy now has a coach of conduct that stipulates that it is no place for people that abuse their status power or influence in the manner that violates standards of decency. it is clearly under that heading that this director and actor, bill cosby roman polanski, have been expeued cosby roman polanski, have been expelled from the organisation. both very different characters, bill cosbyis very different characters, bill cosby is better known for his television work, although he has had a relationship with the motion picture academy, appearing in a number of films over the years. he was convicted last week and is awaiting sentencing. roman polanski, now 40 years ago since he admitted unlawful sex with a teenage girl. he then fled the country and went to europe before he could be sentenced. he insisted t

peter schmeichel and i'm here to find out. i'm a bunch of meeting one of the few from bassett is for cleaning greg she's a five time olympic gold medalist and in one thousand times. in synchronized swimming a name is no time. since she's asked me to meet in very unique place. so you asked me to meet you can you tell me about this. karen and. the unique place. and the end of the old sheriff have. to remember. we have here along the beach as like a couple. but this is also one of you next goes world which is so it's yes. incoming that we have. made sure that. you know we're on for. yes i'm from over the. weekend so i am. you colby could teach you how she does potty training swimming and you can hold your breath for three and a half minutes and award yet the male do the yes they can. it's the so called well that out. i pads for you and they you make expands to add weight care and we can try to harness right so i don't know whether i've got a unique experience it's also a unique challenge i just realized and i've never done that before for more than a minute maybe that's always the first and this fellow here and we are the best of

greg: you would be doing it with me. >> dana: okay "gilligan's island." i would be on my way to meet peteri am dashing to the airport so that i can get home. >> kimberly: don't fly delta on that plane. >> jason: delta is pretty good. >> juan: the weather is great, i would be outside, it is beyond spring. it's like we did not have spring, we went to summer. >> kimberly: yes, we jumped ahead. >> dana: what i did this morning, i spent an hour cleaning out my closet. i was good, if you need me to come over and get rid of stuff, i am ready. >> kimberly: dana, you can do spring cleaning. >> dana: i'm very good at throwing things away. >> kimberly: no clutter. >> dana: no emotional attachments, that might explain a lot. [laughter] >> kimberly: there is a therapist. >> dana: have a great weekend, everyone. "special report" is up next, john roberts is up next, we are seeing too much of each other. >> john: we will get people talking, but that's okay. rudy giuliani preaching to the choir at the nra convention and a date and location set for kim jong un, he is not sharing it. this is "special report.

david: greg palkot burning midnight oil along with the south korean government. thank you very much. appreciate it. melissa. melissa: peters a senior fellow for national affairs from the heritage foundation and harry kazanis we wanted to have you back on the show because you said this meeting would fall apart by 3:00 a.m. on friday morning. your timing was pretty good. did you knee they didn't show up last week for the meeting in singapore between north korea and u.s. in order to talk about some. details or you felt that way from the tone? >> honestly i felt that way since last week, melissa. forget all the statements about, you know, north korea making veiled nuclear threats last night or them upset about the libya model. forget all the talk. the fundamentals are very clear here. the north koreans did not have any intention to denuclearize or put that on the table. the trump administration was very clear what they wanted from the beginning. some sort of pledge to denuclearize, probably having some sort of inspectors on the ground to make sure that happened. very clear, melissa, both sides are too far apart. you can't hav

hearing that the policy difference between peter navarro and secretary mnuchin group personal or are secretary mnuchin's trip to beijing the other month. in greg'sing very important which is the intellectual property theft that many u.s. companies feel the chinese are taking advantage of, and that goes right to the heart of nafta negotiations ahead of the june 1 deadline for president trump to decide whether or not to make permanent the exemptions of steel and aluminum exports. that is a very important deadline, and the chinese are using that. tom: thank you so much this morning. to onect person to speak the international economics is carl weinberg of high frequency economics. he has decades of experience in debt workout and excellent within his daily newsletter. newcore issue of the american standard is in a vacuum. that is everything you stand against. every thing i know about carl weinberg is the bouncing of nations and economies of of each other. what is the u.s. stumbling into if we don't take the weinberger approach? carl: the u.s. is losing dominance of world economy to china and faster than previously thought. administration is moving ba