manus? manus: i will be asking what the budget is.se foreign exchange reserves are what is coming up. we will talk about what are the and thefor this pboc decline in the yuan. have they done enough? is there a line in the sand for the pboc? this is bloomberg. ♪ hi manus: we're watching spacex launch. live pictures of the pictures from -- of the takeoff from cape canaveral. we are in the final seconds it of the edging part here. these liveng pictures off the spacex launch. website atpacex spacex.com where you can follow this. as go over to juliette saly. coming at ank higher price than expected. germany's second-largest registered at -- the pace of winning these customers slowed and its core capital levels dropped surprisingly. the bank also warned that operating costs would be slightly higher than originally planned. commerzbank cfo stefan engels joins us for a next -- exclusive interview in the daytime. as the italian bonds hit a halt, it hits revenue and capitals. the net income is set to 1.2 billion euros. the bank also said it is

manus: yep.nteresting to see just what it is that irks the president on a daily basis. peter elstrom. anna, what have we got -- what have we got? anna: a conversation on emerging markets. thailand sees no imminent need to hike rates. our interview with the nation's central bank governor, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ overnor, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." the day just getting started in london. the pound weaker against the dollar. down .1%. check out what's trending across the bloomberg universe. let's start on tictoc. vittorio's secret is getting worse according to an analyst from jeffries who put out a the tubenote saying tops were not in style and the leopard print pajamas were a fashion miss. manus. manus: i have no comment on that story whatsoever. themberg.com, the u.k. and e.u. are said to have dropped the october deadline to reach a brexit deal. officials want to reach a deal by november at the very latest. much safere on territory with that. most rea

manus? , we saw an annihilation of turkish assets on monday morning, and that has continued with a relief rally yesterday. the broader question is, what is happening to em assets? we touched on this briefly yesterday. are we going to look back in 10 years time and say, look, this is one of the greatest buy-in opportunities? what do you believe? this is emerging markets on a pe 2015. the cheapest since do you want to take this kind of exposure again? two years ago when you saw this the of the evaluation, .arkets took banks by 60% on a valuation basis, the pe is blended10.8, the twelve-month forward pe. this is something to think about in terms of valuation. from a fibonacci point of view, you are at a 38.2% retracement in emerging markets in the indices, and that is critical in creating a support level. from evaluation point of view, it is the cheapest since 2016. but i have seen a lot of two things that turned out rather tawdry. anna: let's have a look at what is going on on the futures. thi

who knew, manus? manus: medical marijuana. [laughter] manus: maybe i need some of that.t is happening on bloomberg.com. it is all about elon musk, taking tesla private. he would need $66 billion to complete the transaction. who are his backers? that is a question for the market. anna: really interesting conversation at the start of the hour. our most read story on the bloomberg terminal -- the papa john's pizza company founder comes out swinging after the chains earnings missed. says itp administration will raise tariffs on chinese goods. find out more about those stories on the bloomberg terminal. let's stay with that tesla story because the stocks soared, $7 billion in value was created. he said he is considering taking the company private. $420 per share. bloomberg spoke to analysts and investors, who painted a mixed picture about the billionaire's revelation. >> it does not economically make sense for him. in the stands that the company is in, it does not make sense because he is in a growth stage. companies go private that are usually in a mature stage, and they are

manus: we saved the best for last. caught up with one of the producers in saudi arabia this morning, talking about gold between 1200, $1300. the short rebuilding. where is going to go? >> it is going to go up. it is definitely going to go up. where is it going to go? >> look at the news this morning. it is going to go up. manus: 1300, 1500, make a call. >> certainly up toward $1300 is not above -- if not above. anna: you got a number. thank you very much to the ceo of randgold resources. take us through a check on btp's. italy will use tough tactics with the eu, but a different message from the prime minister this morning. >> you pointed this out. these are the futures, this is on the yield. we have got a in terms of the overall projection. this morning we are dipping lower. will the italians go head-to-head with the rest of the eu? there is the yield for you this week, dipping in terms of btp futures down 0.25%. it is my friday. i leave you to look at pandora's selection of online bangles. anna: thank you very much. t

manus, you have a market check for us. manus: a lot of this is based around the yuan.st one day, the biggest moves in seven years on the yuan forward so this gives you a sense of what is going on from the political ground, even though it is an evident. -- ex-dividend a. the yuan is moving, the dollar retraces its steps, it is the first drop for the dollar in a number of days area the risk sentiment is turning ever so slightly. we have the turkish lira rallying and that is because of pressure being exerted by the authorities in terms of the ability to short the currency. the qataris are stepping up in billion, and they have rallied for three days in a row. have not seen that since july 6. the lira rallies, the dollar drops and the possibility of trade wars and negotiations shifting on the dial. anna: the weakness in the dollar is breaking with a trend adding relief to commodities. they regained some of their poise after the global route yesterday. let's head to our reporter. >> we covered some of their commodities space but you can bet it was down and having a rough day

manus: thank you very much. there seems to be very little on the horizon. curve flattening in the treasury market as it drops to a new decade low on friday. tens,p between to send the yield strength to 19 basis points. that was the year that marked the last time the curve was inverted. the debate over the significance of the flattening persisted at jackson hole. gathering of central bankers. >> the treasury curve is very consistent with what we have been saying in our economic outlook and consistent with what the fed has been saying about the past. rates. >> there is no reason to challenge the yield curve at this time. in other circumstances, if inflation was higher, i might say, well, we are taking recession risk, but i'm willing to trade that off because it looks like inflation is out of control. we are not in that situation. inflation is a stable, it is barely up to target. >> that part of the yield curve is not as flat as what we are seeing in the broader market. >> there is reason to think it may not be sig

manus: what comes next?ze of what the chinese are prepared to do is proportionally much bigger than what the u.s. us try to do. versus $250 billion out of $500 billion of exports out of china. you are right, china doesn't have any wiggle room at all when it comes to tariffs. that risks pushing us into a more murky realm. the u.s. does have more scope to place tariffs on china. donald trump indicating over the weekend that was a favorite method of his. that china, not having that we will run, not having night capacity, could moving to other ways of retaliation that are not as clear to investors, not as clear to people watching this. that includes inspections of u.s. companies here, holding up imports, parts, various things, borders, even softly encouraging boycotts of u.s. brands here in china. so the list is pretty endless. we are in a different realm here with the trade war going forward. manus: great reporting. our editor ins beijing. joining us in studio is jennifer mcewan. good to have you with anna and

manus and anna. thank you very much, we will see with the central bank of india has to say to the u.s. donald trump has said talks with canada to overhaul the north american free trade it -- agreement are going well, expressing optimism that the countries could reach a deal this week. president trump: we are negotiating with them right now, they want to be part of the hill, we gave still friday and we are on track to my we will see what happens. things are working out very well. manus: the canadian prime minister justin trudeau's has said his government is trying to reach an agreement but he added that canada will not sacrifice its goal of getting "the right deal." nil in get to our international editor. jodi schneider joins us in regard to the latest action nations on the deal. the late-night oil is burning in washington. what are the hurdles being bashed out? : the canadians are there, they are negotiating that they want to make sure that their main issues which are how dairy products are traded an

manus: let's talk about trump.credit for the rise in military spending by nato states that in the eastern reaches it could be because of his russian counterpart vladimir putin instead. anna: on the most read stories on the terminal, turkey's meltdown has rippled across emerging markets. -- you can find out more on the bloomberg terminal. let's look at how much the lira has moved. a bounce in our hands, we are over 3%. we have to have this bounce, you business of those consortium saying get ready to put your house in order. crisis is owned by urdu on so you are seeing a drop in the dollar, a rally in the lira, have a look at the five-day, it begins here. what a tortured soul this currency was. hazard one practice -- has urdu one backed does up into a corner? over the past five days you can still see the lira has lost one third of its value and five trading days. that is what you call a currency in crisis. be careful what you wish for. have been told. stephen king's warning to donald trump, his ambition to reduce the

manus: and i'm manus cranny live in dubai. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." here is today's top stories. anna: turkey turmoil. the lira continues to spiral. resident erdogan shows no signs of backing down in his standoff with trump. we are live in istanbul. ♪ anna: good morning, everybody. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." we are live in istanbul. that is the only headline that matters. we will talk about a european and global asset, and emerging markets asset, and across the banking sector. but the latest on the ground with yousef gamal el-din. f: on all sides, we saw more from the banking regulator. we had more sharp rhetoric from the government. they are sinking in their heels and arguably raising the stakes. this is monday morning. we saw consumers already heading into the shop yesterday. trying to get good value from what they have. those who have harder currency bargains.some real ultimately, it is the question of what happens with the bigger institutions worth billions of dollars that they need to roll over. yousef, thanka: you very much. we are ba

manus: thank you.lternative structures are expected to be offered to investors from a swiss fund manager. make its expects to first payment in early september. 74-80% toeturn luxembourg. 60%-66% of to return payments. they have been in the headlines over the past couple of weeks. of relief on the mexico-u.s. steel. -- deal. what does this mean for markets? david, good morning. david: it is another reason to be embracing risk trade. gains across the asia-pacific are nowhere near the levels of yesterday. seven out of the last eight sessions we have seen gains. we are coming off our highs of the day. we are very close to session lows. two-year yields coming within two basis points of the tender high. -- ten-year high. to dollarading strength and reversing currencies across the asia-pacific. seven out of the 10 industry groups in this group are on their way up. 70%-80% ofate to blue chips heading higher. market, theandup world's best-performing major market, when you look at the census index. let's have a

and manu, as well. manu, you don't look like dana. don't know where the blonde hair went, but things are getting a little -- a little jumbled here. so let's get back on track. manu, i'm glad you're here. dana is walking onset. if only people could see, to join me. so let me begin with you, manu. this back and forth, eight months of back and forth and back and forth and back and forth between the president's lawyers and bob mueller's team on whether he will sit for an interview now. i mean, what's your read at this point? >> well, the ultimate question is exactly when bob mueller's team decided enough is enough. and they want to bring the president in for an interview and it's time to issue a subpoena to bring the president forward for an interview. and that could provoke a rather unprecedented legal fight and something that's unclear how the courts would ultimately rule, how the supreme court will ultimately rule. that is a big question going forward, because this latest counter to have fr counter offer from the president's team is li

manus: it's kick it off with commerzbank. be slipped but good news, second quarter is 272 million euros. costs -- a great on they have a grip on costs. costs full is your will be $7.1 billion. 23%. the issue is pretax profit is doing a little bit better. 300 and 9 billion euros. operationally, it is great, in terms of the net income, it is a beat. capital however, to your one capital, 13%. that ties back to the whole dividends and buybacks which has been a demon in banking this quarter. it is a higher underlying revenue in 2018.

manus: iran sections kick in putting more pressure on the president rouhani. even more open to negotiations, but urges the president trump to put a knife back in your pocket. yousef: but turkish lira hits another low. bonds tighten against heightened concerns over domestic spat with the united states. manus: saudi arabia suspends somatic ties with canada in a dramatic escalation of a dispute over the kingdom's arrest of women's rights activists. ♪

manu, great to see you. thank you so much. >>> coming up, refusing stepdown and still running for re-election. republican congressman, chris collins, remains defiant after being arrested for insider trading. so what happens now? >>> plus, a stunning development in the manafort trial. the judge admitting he made a mistake. details on that, ahead. come away with me barnabas! but i am a simple farmer. my life is here... [telephone ring] ahoy-hoy. alexander graham bell here... no, no, my number is one, you must want two! two, i say!! like my father before... [telephone ring] like my father before... ahoy-hoy! as long as people talk too loudly on the phone, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> i'm innocent and not going anywhere. that's the message from republican congressman, chris collins, today as he's facing several charges of insider trading, offering what he says are his first and last public remarks about the charges against

." ♪ manus: you are watching the "best of bloomberg daybreak: middle east." i'm manus crowley.o is a no go for the time being. the giant is preparing to head -- hit the debt market with its first international bond offer. moody's downgrades 20 turkish banks and warns the worst is yet to come for the economy. rouhani suffered another setback, this time losing his finance minister. the exit from iran may have given china's opportunity to swoop in on some of the most coveted energy assets in the world. ♪

he posted a picture of him and manu saying, "congrats on an amazing career manu ginobili.basketball is meant to be played. with passion, joy, and obviously a champion through and through. you inspiration to many sir. enjoy the rest of your life to the fullest." serena williams next at 8. the dramatic rescue of a sleeping family from a burning home. and it was all caught on body cam..that story next. a police officer in texas is being hailed a hero - after he risked his life to help save a family from a burning home. (pam) he ran into the home whera father and his six- children were sleeping saturday morning. yolanda williams shows us, the rescue was caught on camera. natsot: "is this door not open?"this dramatic footage was captured on a police body cam in seagoville over the weekend.and today that brave officer, sam click, is being hailed a hero for going into the burning house to rescue a family trapped inside.there you can see a home almost fully engulfed in flames, when officer click of seagoville police department arrived.he sprang into action with a neighbor.natsot/k

manu with us now. so what is senator nelson basing his claims on? why is he willing to go public with that kind of information? >> well, he says he's basing it off information he got from the senate intelligence committee led by two senators, republican richard burr, democrat mark warner, and he says concerns they raised was enough for him to send a letter with rubio, the republican senator in florida, in july, warning about the potential of russian interference in the florida elections. but his statement he made last week went much further than what that letter said. what he told local reporters last week was they penetrated -- already penetrated the florida voting system and the russians have free rein to move around. the letter he told me that he was basing this off of did not go nearly that far. just as a potential of russian interference in 2016 and to urge the states to take additional action to safeguard against a possibility that this may happen. but nevertheless, i pushed bill nelson multiple times and he stood by it. he said of course. i s

manu, why did he do this and what was in the letter?n told that there have been discussions going on for some time between trump personally and paul as well. they've had talked on the phone. they've had meetings where they discussed paul's trip to russia, trump and him discussing this in the oval office. this of course coming after the helsinki summit. rand paul was one of the few republicans not to criticize the president's handling of that summit. rand paul taking this trip to russia to meet with russian officials and announcing on twitter that he hand delivered this note saying the letter from trump to putin emphasized the importance of further engagement in various areas, including counterterrorism, enhancing legislative dialogue and resuming cultural exchanges. now, i'm told that he had gotten that letter before he left from washington to moscow. but after this tweet and after the reports of paul doing this, the white house responded and gave a little different interpretation of exactly what happened -- said that at senator paul's

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the house, the house of representatives plays in protecting the president, so for that let's go to manu, on this recording, what is nunes heard saying. >> he's heard to kathy mcmorris-rogers, why it's so important to keep the -- because they need to protect the president from the mueller investigation. a pretty stark assessment from the man who ran the house intelligence committee and who ran the russian probe for a time. and using his power to help skull that and clear the president of collusion with the russians. here's what nunes says. so there lies the classic catch 22 situation, where we were in such a tough spot. th i mean we have to keep all these -- we have to keep the majority. if he do not keep the majority, all of this goes away. >> reporter: now no comment from kathy mcmorris-rogers office or speaker ryan's office. but he has taken steps to go after the investigator s rather than what happened. he's briefed the president as he did last year about what he viewed was wrong doing in the investigation. he came out with that memo in february, contending that the warrant was impro

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steph curry sending some love ma manu's way congrats on an amazing career.and through and an inspiration to many. >>> it's the final week of the preseason, and khalil mack is still a no show for the raiders. the 2016 defensive player of the year is holding out. now he is in the final year of his rookie contract. he is set to make just under $14 million this season, but he wants a new deal with a big pay raise. in his four seasons with the silver and black, mack has 40 1/2 sacks with 304 tackles. not having him on the field leaves a big hole in the defense. >> great players like mack have all those things going for them. they make people around them better. and they make offenses account for them. they're going to account for khalil mack, they probably got to double-team the guy and someone sells not going to have to deal with that. so there is a lot of things that a great player brings to your football team. hopefully, hopefully that's some time soon. >>> odell beckham jr. has got his hands on a record payday. he has agreed to a five-year extension with the

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rhetoric is this part of the trunk show or is this something much darker happening here this talk was so manu's covered d.c. for several decades and over friend bill press for aggressive commentator author host of the bill pretty show on the young turks network his latest book is from the left of life in the crossfire he's in washington bill i want to see and then for twelve months twenty six years you go there for a lot of those years. i've had donald trump on or way over ten fifteen times he always liked c.n.n. we always had good times together. i never heard of anything what's going on and that at that rally in temple those people with courage signs in what the hell is going on. you know it's very troubling larry and you know we've got to be careful it's not that we take this personally or we can't take any criticism we in the media i mean but i think this goes as you say this goes beyond just not liking what a particular anchor reporter might have might have to say. but let me just say also getting into this i have to just it may be an aside but what's most ironic about this is that of all

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manu, this was not standard operating procedure. the fbi did its own investigation here. >> yeah, and peter struck's attorney raising concerns that this appears to have broken from the precedent of the office of professional responsibility did suggest that peter struck had demoted, but the director of the fbi came in overruling that and firing him on friday. now in the aftermath of the revelation of this firing president trump today doing a victory lap, demanding an end to the russia investigation and also calling to reopen the clinton investigation. peter struck, a controversial figure in the russia probe terminated by the fbi because of his text messages disparaging donald trump. struck's lawyer says fbi deputy director overruled a recommendation to demote and suspend the special agent while trump quickly took to twitter to celebrate and call to an end to the russia probe. the list of the bad players in the fbi and doj gets longer and longer based on the fact that struck was in charge of the witch hunt, will it be dropped? struck

. >>> our senior congressional correspondent manu raju is here. he's been a strong protector of the president, devin nunes. how likely is all of this -- how is this likely to play out up on capitol hill, these words that we just heard him utter? >> undoubtedly, he's going to confirm all the suspicions mounting for the past year that he's been using his chairmanship to protect the president. we recall last year when he viewed some things he viewed as problematic in those intelligence reports. he rushed to the white house, briefed the president about it before even briefing his committee. he was forced to step aside from the russia investigation on his committee last year, but he still wielded considerable influence from the outside. he stopped democratic attempts to subpoena witnesses, to get more records, to schedule witness interviews. behind the scenes, he mounted his own investigation to try to sew doubt on the fbi, the russia investigation, the mueller probe. that led to the release of the nunes memo from earlier this year, criticizing how tha

manus: iran sanctions kick in. open to negotiations, but as president, -- yousef: chinese stocks fall. analysts say they are about to get cheaper. manus: getting another record low as bonds tumble amid heightened concern about the dispute with the u.s. yousef: considering what could be the

. >>> 16 seasons was not enough for future basketball hall of famer manu ginobili.s retirement today by saying it has been a fabulous journey, quote, way beyond my wildest dreams. he played his entire career with the spurs, retiring a four time nba champion, two time all- star, and olympic gold medalist with his native argentina. his last game in sandia tonio -- when he helped the spurs avoid the sweep. >> when i think of manu ginobili, of course i think of a four time champion, olympic gold medalist. i also think of his killer instincts. >> he has done so much for his country, for basketball in this country. he is a tremendous asset to the nba and will be incredibly missed. >> one of the crafty us players you will ever see. >>> for the first time ever or at least in what is known as the modern tennis era, the number one seeded woman lost in the first round of the u.s. open. it is this is romania two simona halep losing the first set, 6-2. second set near court, back and shot goes wide. when you lose a point, it's got to be the racket's fault. matchpoint, the lefty

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senior congressional correspondent manu raju is there. pushback of democrats and republicans? >> reporter: just democrats seizing on the news. criticizing the administration's move saying it looks like a lot like nixon's use of an enemy's list, retaliate, unprecedented ways against critics and raising some significant national security concerns particularly for someone like john brennan and knows the secrets and presum bring to help with some key issues that are facing the cia and other intelligence agencies. so far, not much coming from republicans and the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee mark warner told us that he's concerned that this is just going to be the start and perhaps the mueller probe is next. >> to have clearances revoked or in the process revoked to me smacks of nixonian type practices to silence anyone criticizing the president. >> do you think they go after the mueller investigation? >> there would be nothing the white house would do to surprise me at this point. clearly under siege and will stop at nothi

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cnn's manu raju joins me now.resident called for an entirely new probe of hillary clinton even though the inspector general at the justice department concluded that he could find no evidence of bias leading up to the decision to not file charges against hillary clinton. >> reporter: the president demanding an end to the russia investigation and reopening the clinton investigation. now the firing came by the deputy director of the fbi who overruled a recommendation by the fbi's office of professional responsibility that suggested that strzok should get demoted and suspended causing strzok's attorney to say that this was broke from precedent in dealing with personnel matters and that the attorney of strzok said it was deeply troubling to all americans. the most infamous fbi agent in the country thanks to president trump's numerous tweets now out of a job. peter strzok, a controversial figure in the russia probe terminated friday by the fbi because of his text messages disparaging donald trump. trump quickly took to

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manus: you are watching the "best of bloomberg daybreak: middle east."er stories writing the headlines this week. turkey rattles markets as president erdogan stands defiant in the face of u.s. tariffs. the lira gets smashed, emerging markets feel the pain as contagion spreads. plus, is saudi arabia about to help? elon musk takes tesla private. is the uae, demand for properties missing on second-quarter net income. we hear from the company's cfo. ♪

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manus: you are watching the best of bloomberg daybreak middle east. markets president erdogan stands defiant. the lira gets smashed, emerging markets feel the pain has contagion spreads. is saudi arabia about to help? demand for properties missing on second-quarter net income. we hear from the cfo of one company. ♪

our senior congressional correspondent manu raju is up on capitol hill. what are you hearing from gop senators? >> reporter: as democrats have raised concerns about potential obstruction of justice, another sign of that republicans for the most part significantly downplaying this latest tweet saying it's not really anything different than what the president has expressed before and also resisting calls from democrats to put new legislation on the floor of the senate to protect robert mueller, prevent him from being fired. that bill has been stalled in the senate for months. but no new momentum behind it because republicans for the most part downplaying, it dismissing his latest concerns. at the same time some republicans did raise some concerns about his latest tweets, saying it's done nothing to help his cause and his case, including shelly moore capito, a west virginia republican, who told me this. >> yes, it concerns me. i think we ought to look at -- we need to let the investigation move forward. i don't think it's useful for the president to move in

into business again, and maintaining that strong border protection has been critically important —— manuswhen the us puts tariffs on steel and aluminium on countries right around the world, australia was exempted from that. again, a great example of the way in which i have sought always to stand up for australian jobs, australian workers, and our industries. we have been able to ensure that we could bring back the rule of law on the building sector, our australian building and construction commission, that was obviously one of the double dissolution triggers, but again many thought that was impossible, but we we re thought that was impossible, but we were able to achieve it. so i think it has been... it has been a challenging time, to be prime minister, but i'm very proud of our record, i'm very proud of our government and my ministers‘ record at achievements, so i want to thank all of my colleagues and my staff, but, you know, above all i want to thank my wife, lucy, for the love and support, i want to thank our children, alex and his wife yvonne, and our daughter daisy and her husband j

you are in the section in the in the congo it is huge and help a lot of people in security but today manu the un were not dale. probably the national army would have certain program to stop this question of. and all these militia more than eighty militia exist in congo so i think the international can into help in congo and i hope that they will continue helping congo why is it that it is to us so that congo a no one day o'connell is government must be able to solve this problem and so why is the country so often the case that has bountiful natural resources they turn out to be a curse you can see that a lot of the production is there but the result of the revenue is not coming back to the the treasury of the country and that is where is the program where is it going forward. and one of the action to put is to take back all this revenue back to the treasury of the country and you see it from this treasury that we can develop the country and by restoring the security people will be able investor from foreign investor national investor will be able to come back to congo in a given problem a

let's bring in manus cranny, watching the developments for us from dubai. manus?ween the parties happened before the august 7 tweet. this is where we jump off, we know from sources that the saudi arabian sovereign wealth fund built a position of just under 5%. they didn't go anywhere about getting a minority stake. stock, and we progress the story now -- necessary bedfellows could be one way to look at it. the saudis could now suit the proposition that he wants to try to take the company private. firepower,e kind of $420 is the price tag, $82 billion is what's needed to execute that trade. could it be that the saudi sovereign wealth fund could be a very necessary bedfellow at this stage. and there's a lovely hedge for the saudis. bedfellows, it looks like elon musk could be thrown out. they are asking him to recuse himself, that tweet went quite viral and it is starting to look like he has to be recused. >> they more or less said to him, lovely role reversal. -- lights have just gone off we will resurrect the lights. i can speak from the dark. there we go. board a

see him giving double horns to manu raju on capitol hill.itan of american politics and american hero. the arizona senator died this weekend at his ranch in sedona, arizona. >> he refused an early release in vietnam as a p.o.w. he was a giant of the senate and two-time presidential candidate. he is survived by cindy and his seven children and mother roberta who is 106. there is a week planned of memorials. more from kyung lah from phoenix. >> reporter: dave and laura, senator mccain, such a prominent figure, and arizona's favorite son. services will begin in his home state here. flags at the capitol lowered in remembrance of the senator. it is here where the services will begin. after a private service at the rotunda, he will lie in state for six hours. members of the public will begin to come in and say farewell. on thursday morning, there will be a public memorial service at a local baptist church in phoenix. then the senator departs for washington. on friday, the senator will lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda. on saturday, a nationa