i don't think she wants to be jane doe forever. later, she let us know she'd called on the fifth mother and delivered the news, that sable pickett, just 19 years old, crossed paths with gordon and cano on the streets of orange county and did not survive. no charges are pending for her murder. but another family can finally stop wondering. homicide detectives often tell us they work for the dead. up here on landfill mountain, we understood that a little better. as detective julissa trapp gripped her rosary, the one for sable, we walked away and gave her time. and our microphone picked up something. hail mary, full of grace. the lord is with thee. blessed are thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb. jesus. keith morrison: mountains of trash, things we use and cast away, but for detective julissa trapp, this will always be hallowed ground. it's hard to look at that and know that's where you ended up, but i know you guys are all in a better place. and i know that you're together in there helping each other. you can rest n

tomorrow, jim jane doe's will join us at noon to give us his take on the markets and u.s.elations, and opportunities there. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics to the world of business, this is balance of power. live from washington, d.c. joe: china reciprocates. welcome to the faster show in politics as beijing answers washington with tariffs of its own after president trump struck deals yesterday with candid and mexico to delay their tariffs by a month. anything could still have been. i'm joe mathieu alongside kailey leinz in washington. welcome to the early edition of "balance of power." this is the start technically with a second trade war with china. just a question of how long it lasts. joe: maybe that depends on when president trump speaks with xi jinping. according to the press secretary, they are working on scheduling that. just unclear whether it will take place and whether the conversation can result in a pulling back of tariffs like we saw in the case of mexico and canada. donald trump today seems to be focused on

they are john and jane does, because their very identity goes to the question that they are trying to litigate their right to privacy, their right not to be retaliated against, and their right to personal security and safety. chris. >> we're out of time. but i have to ask this question because we often hear about class action lawsuits going on for years and years and years. could this and would it preempt anything that happens to them? >> i'm not sure that it could. it depends on whether they're also going to ask for emergency relief in the form of a preliminary injunction or a temporary restraining order against adverse employment action. many class actions go on for years because what the plaintiffs are seeking is money damages here. that doesn't appear to be the main thrust here. these are people who are trying to protect against the leaks of their names to the american public, which they say could compromise their safety, but they're also seeking to protect their right to employment. and so i expect this probably will move a little bit faster. chris. >> lisa rubin, thank you so mu

jane calvert one of our audience members asks, does enslavement fit in? and for dickinson it fit in as a violation of natural right and the creator's law? he as you explain so, was among the most committed abolitionists among the founders. tell us the relationship between his religious views and his to slavery. i'm glad for question because it lets me go back to the topic of natural rights and most people don't know very about dickinson and i hope to change that. but he was actually one of the earliest proponent of natural rights. it was it was a dangerous proposition an early in the resistance to it was generally assumed you know rights came that that americans by virtue of being english had their rights you know as as englishmen and it could be seen as subversive to government to talk about natural rights, things that were, you know, coming from god would maybe take away from the authority of the crown or parliament. but in as early as the stamp act resistance. dickinson drafting documents that ended up in the stamp act, congress where he was invoking t

jane king. back to you. >> 9.26. right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news that does take it on the bron james and the lakers in losincluding some cuts. first. >> 9.29 right now and we are checking out the weather for you on a friday. we are. we've got john with a look at conditions out there which are drier for now, but will soon much colder. >> yes, drying out. but cooling down feels like winter. this move into the weekend. but at least you can get back outside and enjoy your days, which will be nice and mild. here's your look outside mount tam. it is an absolutely gorgeous morning. we have a few remnant clouds pushing through and along with those clouds, some shower activity right here. you definitely see the most of that up in the santa cruz mountains this morning. in fact, really heavy rain right above santa cruz. it's going to lose a little steam as it drops into the santa clara valley, but do expect some light showers over the next couple of hours. mostly south of the golden gate and especially in the south bay temperature wise, we're hanging out in the 40's to 50's with san francisco. 52 right now doubling

jane: we have had that conversation quite a while, and we know exactly what the neutral rate is. but one thing that the ecb doeshe possibility they could relate to the key, and that is what we have in europe, and that will potentially be a break on some expectations. jonathan: appreciate your time. big news over the past month and dollar yen. i would like to turn back to the u.s., we are having a conversation about the sequencing of policy changes that mattered, and we are getting an idea, leading first with trade, shifting toward taxes. if we started with taxes and moved aggressively, we would have a different conversation about rates, where the dollars will be, but because we started with trade, the conversation drifted. i would say it is way too early in the year and far too early in the administration to draw conclusions and extrapolate them out. if republicans start to get on site about what it could be, and where the focus will be, all of a sudden, we shift back to where we were at the end of 2024, running the economy hot, plenty of dollar strength and sucking all that capital in from the rest of the worl