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james island strong winds ripping that that'll metal roof off the church.hamas, satellite images depicting the immense damage caused by the then category five storm. newly released video showing the moment hurricane dorian blew ashore on the islands. now just days later. hundreds camping out on the airport. >> earlier this morning we had about 180,000 homes without power. we have been watching utility crews and go across bridgesre o morning. a lot ofto have passed by. >> it to see the sun again there. live in wilmington, north carolina . >>> former president of zimbabwe has passed away. he came into power in 1980 as a revolutionary leader after the end of the white minority rule in zimbabwe. in later years he was viewed as force to step down two years ago falling military takeover after 37 years in power. he died in singapore where he had been receiving some medical treatment. he was 95 years old. >> your some of the other top stories. split decision on the two defendants. max harris is been acquitted and is a free man this morning. the deadlock was decidin

james island, strong winds ripping the metal roof off the church. in the bahamas, satellite images depicting the immense damage caused by the then category five storm. this newly released video showing the moment hurricane dorian blew ashore. just days later hundreds camping out at the airport happened to catch a flight to nasa. here in north carolina where looking at about 218,000 folks without power this morning. that number has gone up just a bit since earlier hours of the morning. we have been watching utility trucks coming and going across bridges there obviously out full force and trying to restore service. this area of wilmington spare the worst of the storm, the flooding not nearly as bad as they had predicted. some very good news this morning. >>> in alameda there is controversy all to propose changes have a shopping center, south shore center they want to replace some of the stores with residential units. developer shut off the plans to the community last night. some of the current businesses would have the option of relocating. 350 reside

on james island, strong winds ripping the metal roof off of a church.in the bahamas, satellite images depicting the immense damage caused by the then category 5 storm. this newly video showing the moment hurricane dorian blewabaco islands. now, just days later, hundreds hoping to catch a flight to nassau. >> reporter: karen north carolina, there are some 218,000 homes and folks without power today. utility crews have been out all morning trying to restore service. other areas here, people are out on their morning walks or folks are cleaning up their businesses, trying to get debris out of the roads, whatever it was, left behind by this storm trend. trying to pick up and go on. >>> blanchard him a thank you for that. when it comes to bay area weather, let's check in with steve paulson and get a check of that for the weekend. >>> it is looking cooler, utah -- you two. that levels off today. not too much change. may be a slight bump up. there will be a bigger impact tomorrow as a system sweein. it will be narrow but it will pick up wind and cold him in the

james: neither. you buy treasuries. gregory: stick with quality. jonathan: does anyone think the treasury will issue anything longer than a 30 year anytime soon? gregory: anytime soon, no. 2020, strongbility. priya: it is a mistake but i think they'll probably do it. james: no, i think t back will say no. jonathan: james athey, great to have you with us, alongside greg staples and priya misra. that does it for us, from new york city as we round out the month of august. i will see you in september. same time, same place. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. with custom gear.s us motivate our students we love how custom ink takes care of everything we need so we can focus on the kids. - [spokeswoman] custom ink

james: neither. you buy treasuries. gregory: stick with quality. jonathan: does anyone think the treasury will issue anything longer than a 30 year anytime soon? gregory: anytime soon, no. 2020, strongbility. priya: it is a mistake but i think they'll probably do it. james: no, i think t back will say no. jonathan: james athey, great to jonathan: james athey, great to have you with us, alongside greg staples and priya misra. that does it for us, from new york city as we round out the month of august. i will see you in september. same time, same place. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs, in for scarlet fu. this is bloomberg "etf iq," where we focus on the access, risks and rewards offered by exchange traded funds. ♪ taylor: the big shorts. michael burry sees a bubble in passive investing. leaving smaller value stocks neglected. we debate his call. tiffany, facebook, hasbro, all can be found in the renewable capital etf, tied to an oil tycoon, t. boone pickens. we asked the founder behind the fund why. the demonstrations in hong kong

were president trump, i would pull every lever i can to make sure the economy is strong come election day. paul: tony james is staying with , let's get tow first word news with ritika gupta. -- ritika: brent crude fell almost 7%, the prices steadied on claims the u.s. has identified locations in iran where the attack was launched. >> brothers and sisters, with the grace of god almighty and the abilities of saudi aramco and excellence, incredibly in work ethic and the excellence of its workers and productive work environment that was made possible by the government, in the last two days, it was containment of the damages and the recovery of more than 50% of production that was disrupted as a result of this terrorist attack. betweenthe trade spat japan and south korea is moveing -- ritika: the mirrors a similar action from tokyo meaning exports of some strategic products will receive greater scrutiny than shipments to other destinations. japan cut korea from its trusted white nations list and also plans to terminate the sharing of intelligence. exit polls in israel show the election is too close to call gave

>>darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we've got robin winston rebecca strong here with weather and traffic to the headlines. look at the look at the a look at the greatness of so it was no fog right, it's like a postcard picture right now. yeah, it's absolutely beautiful. hopefully traffic is just as good. san jose will take joke. but the weather is is that makes it easier for folks trying to get to work and school that's for sure, but yeah postcard picture look at this. >>this is our sutro tower camera overlooking a perfect shot of the golden gate right now and really it's look to this clear all morning long i haven't tracked any fog no cloud cover so it is just been a gorgeous gorgeous morning so far and now the sun shining nice and bright around the bay area to hopefully get the temperatures up just a bit because we are starting off on a much cooler know tore

>>darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we've got robin winston rebecca strong here with weather and traffic before we get to the headlines. look at the look at the a look at the greatness of so it was no fog right, it's like a postcard picture right now. yeah, it's absolutely beautiful. hopefully traffic is just as good. san jose will take joke. but the weather is is that makes it easier for folks trying to get to work and school that's for sure, but yeah postcard picture look at this. >>this is our sutro tower camera overlooking a perfect shot of the golden gate right now and really it's look to this clear all morning long i haven't tracked any fog no cloud cover so it is just been a gorgeous gorgeous morning so far and now the sun shining nice and bright around the bay area to hopefully get the temperatures up just a bit because we are starting off on a much cooler know to where we were at this time yesterday look at this even a 15 degree difference in fairfield right now really feel it as you make your way out the door almost a 10 degree difference cooler in oakland right now so put on t

james bond franchise. we will be watching their every move. how strong is the british field?we have hugh grant, i think he should have won the bathtub. he is probably not going to win the enemy, but the renaissance of hugh grant continues and also recognised for the scandal, harrington and i think we can take mr harris from chernobyl, did you spend a lot of time abroad but when it is award season, i mentioned mr netflix has said he is going to be investing up to £500 million in british productions in the coming yea rs. british productions in the coming years. so obviously we are doing something right on the screen. thank you very much. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah. good evening. we have a fair bit of rain arriving to the day on sunday but temperatures storage 27 degrees in the east. through this coming week, things are turning cooler and more unsettled, certainly of the next few days, got some wet and windy weather and low pressure moving in from the atlantic into the course of this evening and overnight, some rain moving across scotla nd overnight, some

. >> he has a strong personality when it comes to the market. >> james gorman speaks frankly about the fed. >> i suspect they will do one or two more, but then it is time for a pause. >> eminent asset managers apply unconventional wisdom to a changing financial environment. >> ingressive and grade -- investment grade corporate bonds are an asset class that provide more risk than return. >> bonds are not a safe place to be. >> you have 17 trillion treasuries trading negative returns, which is crazy. nejra: it is all ahead on bloomberg best. hello and welcome. this is "bloomberg best." your weekly review of the most important business views, analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television. let's start with a day by day look at the top headlines. the tension between boris johnson and u.k. lawmakers ratcheted to new levels monday as the pm stuck to his do or die brexit plan and parliament came together in opposition. david the british parliament is : about to suspend its operations for a month at the borist of prime minister johnson and the order of the queen, but not before an act of l

. >>> raymond james upgrading homebuilders to outperform from market perform on strong august housinga with shares of these three up between 20 and 65%. the firm admits it is chasing stocks here after initially missing the rally, wu says there are there is still more likely room to room does anybody fundamentally disagree with this call? >> i don't disagree. we've actually -- >> you don't >> so therefore i agree there's potential upside still left in home builders. that's something we've been talking about since the beginning of the summer and home builders have performed ch inlg there's a few reasons for that first of all, we look at inventory levels that are boabo averages for existing homes, so therefore, we could use inventory. credit is easing up. we've got affordability, which is improved drastically given the almost 1% drop in mortgage rates and by the way, this is a dmomestic sector so with the u.s china trade head winds, it benefit frs that so we expect home starts to grow about 6% next year which is higher than we were expecting before >> i think the fair question is you hav

james. >>and one man was or has such a strong connection with a shelter dog that he moved into the shelter tos been in a shelter in kansas city for more than 400 days and that's more than a 3rd of her life. and our couldn't understand why nobody was adopting her. so he grabbed his toothbrush. they moved in with her to try and bring attention. >>why she's not getting adopted, she's just been slowly declining in the shelter environments. queen is a really speaking for all long-term shelter dogs are kind of the forgotten ones. >>could are going to be draw for me i go to the shelter i see a guy in there and i'm going go i have to take him on take the dog. >>yeah well he says it doesn't have the space himself to adopt a dog or he would but he's hoping maybe he's holding her back maybe he can talk to the people passing hopefully it coming up in the next hour we have students teachers. did you know that there was actually shots fired on the campus of san jose state university last night there were. >>we'll have the latest on the investigation into what happened this morning. plus nurses in the east

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pierce brosnan of course double oh seven am and we all know as james bond he spoke of it on stage as well telling us a bit about some. strong points of his career some weak moments of his career you should naturally that this your job is really pushing a female centric festival both the presidents of the two juries are are women cats internet but also another french actress. and i'm glad he says half of the films in competition this year are from for female directors which is really unheard of for a festival the size of jovial. and in the talent awards which are given out every night here and don't feel they're honoring lots of female actresses that people like kristen stewart also sienna miller gina davis of course the iconic actress of selma and louise. who also is being recognized for her work trying to balance out gender inequality in the media now on the flip side of that the opening night film on a rainy day in new york the latest from woody allen and- that choice actually raised. some eyebrows particularly from film critics in the united states the reason is that that that phil may never be released in the united sta

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strong. tonight, he's being tested by some in his own party, and abc's james longman from london. >> reporter: it's often called the mother of parliaments, but don't, british democracy is having the mother of all meltdowns. >> if you shut down the parliament, we shut down the streets! >> mr. speaker. >> reporter: defeat after defeat for the new prime minister, boris johnson. >> i think it's very sad that mps have voted like this. but if -- if i'm still -- i do. i think it's a great dereliction of their democratic duty. >> reporter: johnson is president trump's favorite world leader and comparisons abound. >> he's tough and he's smart. they're saying britain trump. >> reporter: he came into power promising the uk would leave the european union on october 31st, with or without a deal. >> we are once again going to believe in ourselves. >> reporter: but british lawmakers have turned against him, worried a no-deal brexit would crash the uk economy. >> where is the plan? where are the proposals? >> reporter: members of johnson's own party rebelled, one even crossing the aisle to join the oppositio

breath of fresh air.e we think hshares our values.ar james: there is not much evidence of a coal boom under mr. trump, but the fuel still has a strong pull. coal runs through the state in more ways than one. for many west virginians it has put bread on the table, but it has been part and parcel of even here, though, deep in coal country, that may be changing. for ronnie, thissue is as personal as his grief. >> i want to thank y'all. james: thank you. >>e i want to know what we do about this global warming. it's terrible.ke said, people need to change. james: it is a powerful plea. james cook, bbc news, in west virginia. laura: today at the united nations it was all about clima . tomorrow the generaleb begins in earnest when world leaders get up on their time i can speak about issues of importance to them. rutomorrow president will be speaking and he is going to mention iran, we are told, and on the subject ofhe iran, attacks on the saudi will facilities an on the 14th of se. a joint statement from france and germany says iran bears responsibility for those attacks and calls for a further investigation. you can see that the pressure

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so the bounds sheet is strong and that's why it is lacking. -- lagging. matt: that was jamesman, morgan stanley's ceo speaking with bloomberg at the columbia business school in new york. stock markets are witnessing a big rotation and it is hurting hedge funds. long been as have favorite in the industry but are being dumped in favor of value. dani burger is here to run us through the numbers. dani: this is something you would not notice if you look to the indexes of stocks. here i have stw, the factors to watch function. you can see just how violent of a rotation this has been. when you look at the best-performing factors, it is value. this is going to be cheaper, riskier stocks that have been gaining in favor of momentum. losing more than 5%. these are the biggest winners year-to-date. this moves look like -- looks like it has been prompted in the value has been correlated to the yield curve. we have financials in his pocket which makes sense and the value would do so well. we see a lot of on crosses and safety stocks, things like coca-cola in the u.s. and other quality name

sheet ismer balance still very strong, and that is why it is lagging where the consumer isn't. vonnie: that was jamesman speaking with jason kelly and carol massar at columbia business school. in an epic industry shift, the balance of shower shifting to passive from active. assets in mutual funds and etf's tracking equity index is $4.271 trillion. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: some headlines now from the morgan stanley conference in laguna beach, where boeing's ceo is speaking. boeing stock is rising on the session. returnstill targeting of service for its max, and sees a phased un-grounding around the world. dennis muilenburg says he sees the crisis as "a defining moment and notes that they still face open questions with the faa. max upgrades are being tested in labs, and he doesn't see independent reviews slowing become back of the max. once again, boeing still targeting the early fourth quarter returned to service for the max. it has flown more than 600 flights with updated software. stock is really taking a leg higher now, up 2.7%. checking u.s. markets broadly, we are shaving off some gains, but

particularly strong sales of suvs. james lentz is with us, famous character in the car business.day. >> thank you, stuart. first time i have been called a character. stuart: i hope you don't mind. it seems to me that cheap gas is distorting the car market, pushing people into suvs and you have done well with suvs, and i think pushing people away from electric cars. sales are down across the board. what do you say? >> well, i think that's an interesting point. we have been seeing this shift towards suv for probably three or four years right now. almost 70% of the market today is light truck but an interesting point last month, our sales of hybrids were actually up about 65%, primarily [ inaudible ] so i don't think people are necessarily walking away from vehicles with batteries, in the case of hybrids, but they are definitely [ inaudible ] for suvs. stuart: why did you stake so much on hybrids? i have just been talking to our automotive editor, gary gastelu, and he made the comment off camera, look, toyota is king of the hybrids but they are nowhere or not a real major player in

france used as strong as a shooting to keep pace with the americans, who are filling a squad of second-tier players after the likes of lebron jamespulled out. donovan mitchell managed 29 points for the u.s. and but it was nba star rudy gobert who up with the key points for france. you're watching "dw news." after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. tonight i ask an afghanistan war veteran, are the peace talks with the taliban really dead ? [captioning g performed byby the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and curacycy. visit ncicap.org] online and on social media conference twenty four. yeah but its use welcome to a line from piracy on france twenty four i'm margot with even now and syllabi on midnight paris time with all the main world news and analylysis thesese. are the main world n news headlines. nine eleven remember eighteen years on that ceremonies held. sorry let's begin with that the latestst on the brakes it then. it is said just been released from. captive pages ordered to be released by the mps that. prepare this in britain friend no deal price remains a

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i think they are showing strong leads in the polls. neil: james?yeah, it's funny, in some ways if you look at our journal/nbc poll, people express more positive feelings toward him than they did in october 2016 before they elected him president. so it's all about the opponent. in 2016, his opponent was unacceptable to most of the count country. will that happen this time? i tend to think if it's a warren or sanders, yes. i think biden makes it a tougher matchup. neil: i'm old enough to remember, talk about aging and all that, when michael dukakis had a 24 point lead over george bush senior. things change, i grant you that, but how much do you think the economy will save the day for this president? the hiccups lately notwithstanding? i'm not minimizing what's been happening in manufacturing and whathave you but collectively, it's still pretty strong. >> oh, we've got a very strong economy. we are as close to full employment as we have ever been in a very long time. and the president's style and the constant attacks of the liberal media, i mean, the

in the quarter finals france used strong outside shooting to keep pace with the americans who were building a squad of 2nd tier players after the likes of le bron james told out on the mitchell manage 29 points for the u.s. but it was indeed star rudi coming up with key points for france in the 2nd half 89 to 79 the final score there. this is g.w. news these are our top stories the united states is commemorating the 2001 terror attacks with ceremonies across the country families of victims and survivors were among the crowds who gathered at ground 0 in new york where to hijack planes crashed into the twin towers of the world trade said. zimbabwe's long time ruler robert mugabe has arrived back in the country it will lie in state for 3 days before being buried mr mugabe died in a singapore hospital on friday at the age of 95. court has dealt another blow to british prime minister boris johnson's breaks it plans it ruled that his decision to suspend parliament 2 months before britain is due to leave the european union was an unlawful attempt to avoid democratic scrutiny. of thousands of catalan separatists have gathered in barcelona on the region's mai

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james: we are talking about two things, the market and the real economy in the u.s. if you read the statement the fed put out, it sees economic strength as we do, labor market strong, household sector strong, consumption growth, good. a little weakness in investment and exports, but it does not look like we are on the verge of a downturn or recession. we do not buy into those stories. the economy is fundamentally strong. anna: do you think the trade war will catch up with the u.s. economy the way it has caught up to the german economy and others? because the u.s. economy is not as open, not as concentrated in manufacturing. is at thee u.s. center of the uncertainty, the economic impacts china china and u.s. are bigger in the eurozone. u.s. is at the center of the dispute. matt: what do you think about the possibility the tail wags the dog? a lot of people would say the fed was pushed to a rate cut by the market because you are in a situation where 2% growth, 2% inflation, 3.7% unemployment. the president may have pushed them there as well. i want you to listen to this where a journalist asked the governor about trump's attacks. >> mr. trump has been a vocal critic of you, an

strong words for iran and china. here to break it down is vice president for foreign-policy at the heritage foundation james carrafanohwith your overall thought on the address to the united nations yesterday. >> this is one of the most. expressions of the president's policies. if somebody wants to know what the president is doing in the world, should actually read the speech. it is a great lay down of that. my impression is john bolton, one of the things the president has done in the last few days is remind me these are my policies and they were before john was there and will be after john left. tough on china, tough on iran, putting american interests as the primary driver of american foreign policy. these are things the president brought with them into office, the policies that will be his policies until he leaves office. heather: bringing up john bolton and the difference between the two, this is what donald trump had to say in reference to iran and being tough on china. >> now responsible government should subsidize iran's bloodlust. how china chooses to handle a situation says a great deal about its role in the w

continuing political uncertainty so i think there is a strong economic case that level of investment in housing. anki very much forjoining us, james jodie comer, the star of killing eve, won two of the night's big prizes. here's our north america correspondent peter bowes. posing for the camera and parading the purple carpet, hollywood royalty along with the kings and queens of game of thrones, the fantasy drama dominating the small screen for much of the past decade. game of thrones. it was the year's most nominated show and won the night's top award for best drama. but it was a fleabag that stole the show. the dark comedy that started as a one—woman play at the edinburgh festival is now the toast of hollywood. the reason that i do it is this. best comedy, director, writing and best actress for phoebe waller bridge, the show‘s creator and star. jodie comer, who plays a psychopathic assassin in killing eve took the award for best actress in a drama beating her co—star sandra oh. my mum and dad, they are in liverpool, who i didn't invite because i didn't think this was going to be my time. billy porter made history, the first openl

james dorian very much so a slow moving storm as it makes its way towards florida. this morning, a 3rd landfall in the bahamas this weekend which as you just notice was that very strong impact category 5 impact from the storm you can see those outer bands now pershing areas of western florida now the storm is expected to track. >>right up north right against the florida coast now how closely it tracks to the coast does make a big difference on what impact much of the state will be seeing weather moves a little bit further inland or stays a little bit off shore does remain to be seen at this time, but you can see the storm still very much so strong still very defined eye as well. and those peak winds extending about 45 miles from the center of the storm so pretty big storm. the very slow-moving 1, 2, so we'll be keeping an eye on that throughout the morning back here at home we do have the golden gate bridge looking nice and clear under what is relatively clear skies this morning just a touch of fog and a couple of spots over although we are off to a very clear start to this labor day a good one to be getting outside later on in the day and maybe get those jobs in out

to general flynn, should apply to james comey, and andrew mccabe peter strzok all of them glenn simpson and about they need to be held accountable. >> i have a very strongeeling -- from -- from the attorneys i respect the folks who have, believe in this attorney general -- i believe in him and i think he has it both the intellect and courage and principle to get it done and i know that you are -- i'm a big fan of the bill barr he's doing a good job. the i. g. is doing a good job john durham doing work behind scenes and i can tell you they're reaching people that i thought only i had talked to and it is a good day for america and good day for justice. >> meanwhile you have left your resigned your post as such of the freedom -- effective october first in passing baton, and to congressman andy biggs, i wanted to ask you quickly what do you do with all of your free time now? >> i don't think there will be a lot of free time. i think what we have with to do is gear up for 2020 make sure not son-in-law andy biggs carrying message for freedom caucus but jim jour done and others like us continue to defend the president and do it in a way that is meaningful. you

james river. i've always tried to emphasize sichings n civics not a fixed thing, changeable as humanity itself. once said when it came to higs virginians strong on what might have been and weak on what it is. there's some truth to that. sometimes more sentiment than sense. this event, examination of ourselves as much as a commemoration of ourselves continues our progress in a more inclusive direction. the passage, evolution of our commonwealth is worth understanding. in my district, along with most of virginia, offers endless opportunities to learn. thank you. [ applause ] >> good morning. distinguished guests it's a privilege to have the opportunity to address this assembly on this momentous occasion. remarkable people have been arriving here for 400 years. you can stack on another 10,000 years if you include native americans as the speaker mentioned, we absolutely must. it's made for a rich and dynamic community. if you do back and look at what was happening 400 years ago, i don't see how we could get any more dynamic or bewildering or contradictory or exciting or historic. jamestown nearly came to nothing. it advised the world to pivot in

james river. i've always tried to emphasize not a fixedis thing. it is changeable and flexible as humanity itself. once said, when it came to history, virginians were strong on what might have been on what is. there's some truth to that. sometimes there was more sentiments than sense. but this event, an combination as much as a commemoration of ourselves, morenues our progress in a inclusive direction. in my district along with most virginia, it offers endless opportunities to learn. thank you. >> i don't see how it could get more dynamic or contradictory or or historic. jamestown nearly came to nothing, but it survived to cause the world to pivot in ways that remain a core challenge for our nation. the instinct for representative government was strong here. the virginia company may have opened the door to the general assembly, but it remained open forever more. it was not always so in other parts of colonial america. after the english seized the amsterdam andnew turned it into new york, the instinct for assembly did not take hold until the end of the 17th century. a governor strictly ruled. fewourse, new york gets a things right too. the governor was ins

strong shape so the consumer balance sheet is still very strong and that is why it is lagging where the corporate attitude is. nejra: that is james gorman, morgan stanley ceo speaking to bloomberg in new york. joining us, the global head of that strategy. great to have you with us. let's talk about what has happened in rate markets the past couple of days. you said fixed-income markets have gotten ahead of thlves in terms of the underlying fundamental outlook. are we more realistically priced after the moves of the last couple of days? >> i think we are getting there. weeks, the big story has been central banks pushing back on expectations. you have the rba, bank of canada, riksbank, and behind the scenes, the bank of japan buying a lot less fixed income and particularly at the long end of the curve. central banks are telling you the price -- fed has priced too much. confirms what was get a sense in terms of liquidity, if we see bond markets spin around as we did, negative to positive, 1.20 5 trillion, 10-year at a one-month high. not take much to push these yields much higher, is it? we've learned the fat -- last few years is li

consumer balance sheet is still very strong and that is why it is lagging the corporate balance sheet and corporate attitude is. paul: that is morgan stanley ceo jamesspeaking exclusively with bloomberg. let's get some analysis on what we just heard from the interview. adam haigh is with us. prudent to be cautious. central banks should not give it away too easily. that is the theme. adam: gorman is really explaining the balance that policymakers are facing. especially when we think about going into the policy tomorrow from the ecb and next week from both the fed and bank of england. it is finally poised at the moment. the point about over delivering or going to hard to come into as the fica -- cycle starts to end is a theme we have heard from a number of central bankers. we heard it most recently down here from adrian orr in new zealand. they decided to be slightly more preemptive by going 50 basis points and then settling in wait to see how things play out. the market is priced pretty well for at least another two, three cuts. 50, 75 basis points from the fed. what you are seeing now is a little bit of the unwind of some of those bets at the moment

yesterday that spending has been rising at a strong pace so they inserted that sentence into the statement. i think one of the interesting thing is st. louis fed james buehler sea change if you look at rates year over year, they're down almost 150 basis points in the ten. so even though the fed has really just reduced rates a very small amount, the actual -- >> heavy lifting for the fed and jimmy was right. the funny thing was that bullard said the market priced in 50 and he said no, just 25 then yesterday he said oh, we should have done 50 >> they did the fed's job for them >> bond markets front run the fed and donald trump has eased more than he could have. it's been a monumental move. the idea of dissent of the fed is interesting the other way saying don't cut at all so you've got the sense on both side of the al, if you will. >> i'm going to be data dependent. >> forget about powell we should just interview the bond market. john and michael, thank you very much we do that almost every day here on cnbc. here's what else is ahead on the exchange >> coming up, hitting the brakes the administration revoking california's emissions waiver. we'll talk

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james bays and he's at the u.n. edginess given the events in the run up to this general us general assembly we had been expecting quite a strong response in that speech from president trump when it comes to iran. yeah we were all watching to see which way the president would go with regard to iran and i think he took a pretty middle course clearly there had been hope a few weeks ago that this was going to be a week of peace and diplomacy and possibly even a meeting between president trump and president rouhani that is looking very unlikely of course things changed about 10 days ago with that drone attack on the saudi arabia's oil facilities which the u.s. and the u.k. germany and france believe iran was responsible for having said that it was still all of broad shoes in his speech when he was talking about iraq he said that many countries in the past who had been photos of the u.s. were now its greatest allies and he said countries should embrace friendship so an olive branch but also tough words on sanctions all nations have a duty to act. no responsible government should subsidize iran's bloodlust. as long as iran's menacing