there is a point that i talked with michael lee, coordinator, there is also the option of connecting water to the main sewer outside, the line that goes along embarcadero. if it is not strong enough. it is going to flood all over or cover all over all of the landscaping, all of that in the park. it is water from human use and gray water. this water contamination and the gray water is usually pretty good. there is going to be a lot of it. i would have spoken of this before and i want to get some action on environmental justice. that particular over run is going to go into the water area where there is going to be kayaking and canoeing and people playing around the water there. it would be a contaminant for future use. if the planning department would take a look at it from the rpd planning department, i would like them to look at the option of connecting a big building there, connecting it to the main sewer line. presently it isn't in the planning. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? seeing none. public comment is closed. i need a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> all

michael lee, wealth portfolio manager and market strategist is here. about medicare for all, free loans for kids, paying off student debt, universal child care, they want to target wall street. they say wall street didn't pay enough after the financial crisis. >> what people need to remember is wall street is a middleman. the financial crisis, they're largely blamed for the entire thing. the fact of the matter is had that 2008 the federal government through fannie mae and freddie mac were in 70% of all the subprime mortgages. we ended up with a massive housing bubble and people got riff alongside of it. it was government incentives, government pushing it along the way. the wall street is in the middle of what you do. the more you crack down on them, the more you slow down the overall economy. it's not like wall street is the patron saint of capitalism but without them the world is much worse, much more i'll po much id place. cheryl: jay powell was testifying. he basically reassured the markets they're ready to act but you're not expecting a rate cut in

give me michael lee. towards 18,getting 19 senators. who is going to be the last senator? who is going to be the one to save trump? me -- pat toomey going to say no, i will be the one to save trump? to 20.et it is hard and unlikely, i understand that. but i think for democrats to be defeatist about it or act like there is no chance, and the senate leadership to throw their hands up and act like the republicans cannot be given something, cannot be dealt with, i refuse to the that fatalistic about it because the crimes are so obvious. rita int's hear from new jersey, democrats line. caller: good morning. i'm a first time caller, i'm very nervous. guest: don't worry, i don't bite. all, i wantedof to address michael bloomberg. we are so happy he is in the race. we love michael bloomberg. we were hoping that michael bloomberg got in at the beginning, he didn't. never too late. my family is very conservative african-american family, and we don't like any of the candidates currently running. joe biden in our opinion, what we love and respect is only going to serve one term if he

michael lee, planning department staff. the item before you is the appeal of preliminary mitigated negative declaration for the proposed project at 65 ocean avenue. last week we transmitted a packet containing a draft motion and appeal response. appeal letter and amended m and d. i submitted minor amendments to exhibit a of the draft motion. in appeal response 3 on page 5 there is a table. we corrected one of the numbers and added a note to the table. we can address that in more detail if you have specific questions later in the hearing. the decision before you today is whether to adopt a motion to affirm the m and d if you find it could not have a significant effect on the environment. if affirm it may take action on entitlements. you can also send it back to planning for specific revisions or over rule and require the planning department to prepare an environmental impact report if you find there is substantial evidence to support a fair argument the project may have a significant effect on the environment. if the commiss

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have the honorable michael lee who is currently serving as a sheriff of scott county, mississippi. the sheriffs law enforcement duties include keeping the peace within the county, in addition to serving as the county's jailer and keeping a jail docket. he currently lives in forest, mississippi. as ther. william serves mayor of canton, mississippi. canton was one of the six cities .e.re the site of an i.c raid of -- and why he began working in the public interest at the age of 16. thee began working in public interest at the age of 16. without objections, the witnesses' full statements will be inserted into the record. i now ask each witness to summarize his or her statement for about five minutes ending with mr. miles. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> hit your mike. >> sorry about that - mic. >> sorry about that, sir. thank you for the opportunity to be before you to discuss hsi's workforce strategy which includes enforcement, criminal arrests of employers, compliance for i-9 employment eligibility verification inspections, civil fines and suspension and disbarment, and outreac

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give me michael lee. towards 18,getting 19 senators. who is going to be the last senator? is going to be the one to save trump? me -- pat toomey going to say no, i will be the one to save trump? to 20.et it is hard and unlikely, i understand that. but i think for democrats to be defeatist about it or act like there is no chance, and the senate leadership to throw their hands up and act like the republicans cannot be given something, cannot be dealt with, i refuse to the that fatalistic about it because the crimes are so obvious. rita int's hear from new jersey, democrats line. caller: good morning. i'm a first time caller, i'm very nervous. guest: don't worry, i don't bite. all, i wantedof to address michael bloomberg. we are so happy he is in the race. we love michael bloomberg. we were hoping that michael bloomberg got in at the beginning, he didn't. never too late. my family is very conservative african-american family, and we don't like any of the candidates currently running. joe biden in our opinion, what we love and respect is only going to serve one term if he wins

michael flynn. here with me is lee smith a journalist and author of the newly-released book the plot against the presidentth sidney powell the attorney for general michael flynn and also the author of the license to lie book it is now in its second edition. thank you so much to you both for joining me today and sidney let me kick it off with you. when do you believe general flynn was first surveilled? tell us how this all began? >> i think it began, frankly, maria before he left the defense intelligence agency working for president obama or if not, before short think thereafter. they tasked halper against him among other things and there were just instances where i think that they actually put him in contact with people from russia, and then used those contacts to smear him. maria: so you believe it was entrapment? >> completely. it was worse than entrapment. it was a targeting operation and a complete setup, and then when the fbi went to interview him it was on a complete pre-text that they did so. maria: we have a timeline here that shows in august 7, 2014, he retires from the army after 33 years. then,

medicine market all of the stock on the move this morning and joining us is strategy chief strategist michael leeo see you thanks so much. when you see a lot of deal like this is the reason to buy stock? >> this is your one of your basketball markets eyeing in corporate boardroom and other things to do so -- a short-term period market all of the bullish indicators are slashing green, green, green which is typically an indicator when you start sewing setment get when you buy it right now is overtly bullish so maybe over the next couple of week we don't have a strong market but pull out to be an absolute buyer. >> how much does imeesmment inquiry matter to investor? >> you know, i think you've got i don't know how much market is up been like 3 or 4%. so almost zero right you know. markets because investor did you want think he'll get removed from office? >> i don't know that anybody think they're going to get removed from office but there's a lot of money behind politicians that are pushing this sort of impeachment, and i don't think he can go back on this sort of campaign proms. for a lot of peopl

carl lee, michael steele are back.te here, it's the one underneath. i guess it doesn't have a number on it, but it's yovanovitch on all of her contacts with rudy. >> with respect to mayor giuliani, i have had only minimal contact with him, a total of three, none related to the events at issue. i do not understand mr. giuliani's motives for attacking me nor can i offer an opinion on whether he believed the allegations he spread about me. clearly no one at the state department did. what i can say is that mr. giuliani should have known those claims were suspect coming as they reportedly did from individuals with questionable motives and with reason to believe that their political and financial ambitions would be stymied by our anticorruption policy in ukraine. >> there is a missing piece here which is where did rudy giuliani find out who he should go to in ukraine to help do these things? we think maybe paul manafort played a role in this weird go-between with sean hannity and all this business, but that was an unknown th

michael shannon. >> so many -- jamie lee curtis >> jimmy: jamie lee curtis don johnson. >> don johnson >> jimmy: thisllette come on. >> jimmy: toni collette. you can stop right there >> she can do no wrong >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> and that's the tip -- i mean, across the board, everyone was - >> jimmy: you don't know who is telling the truth and who is lying. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the whole way through, which is what you want a good mystery to be like. are you a good liar in real life >> no, i'm a terrible liar, which is so weird because i act for a living >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> but, you know, you when have lines that you're supposed to say in the context of filming, it's great when it's actually real life lying, i feel like i -- i have every tell you could possibly have i get red, i sweat, my eyes gaze, i'm touching my face [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't -- you don't have a poker face. >> i'm horrible at poker, which is such a shame because i love the game, but the second the cards are dealt, i'm like -- [ giggling ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i got an ace like, we can't play with you anymore,

and let's dive in, with nbc news capitol hill reporter lee ann caldwell. and michael steele and "washington post" college ummist, deputy editorial page editor ruth marcus. and ruth, it didn't surprise me to hear that from voters and i think the only thing i'm concerned about in singling out voters who go to events, they're self selecting, and they decided, but what we don't know are the democrats not going to events and sitting back and waiting, but they too seem to be i would say passively for impeachment. >> sure. let's be clear. we know in america, among american voters, there's a very small segment of the electorate that is up for grabs and up for grabs segment of the electorate, they may be up for grabs between bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, but they're not up for grabs between those and trump. and so that is not a crowd, that's a crowd that is already, is one of the imbeds say, priced impeachments. >> i think all of them. >> the political landscape, they know their candidate, that's a given, that their candidate, more than medicare for all, it is a given t

lee, thank you. >>> we spoke with michael cardoza last hour on the four. the release of the suspects means investigators probably didn't have enough evidence to bring them to trial. >> say you have one witness that said i saw him shoot at this person. all right, you have that but how do you know it wasn't in self-defense? what more do we have here? and the da always wants more. >> he said some witnesses in the crime may be reluctant to come forward because of the possibility of retaliation. >>> more now on the ordinance being considered by the orlinda city council. it would prohibit short-term rentals if the host is not on the property. city council approved a 45 day auditorium. the vote would give counsel two years to impose a permanent ordinance. the meeting is set to get underway at 7 pm at the library auditorium. >>> the man to continues for two gunmen wanted in a sunday night shooting. for killed and six wounded when gunfire broke out during a backyard football watching party at a home near fresno state university. homicide investigators say victims w

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this verdict coming hours after the same jury found lee not guilty of murdering her ex- boyfriend michael cordoza will be joining us live in the studio at 4 to break it all down. >> there are many reasons to get outside. here's rosemary orosco with your weekend watch. >> knocking on the door. the 12th annual american indian heritage returns to san jose. plus food, dancing the harvest festival combining more than 24,000 american hand-made and embellished gifts, live entertainment and a hands-on kids zone. the san mateo harvest festival is partnering with the humane's society. mobile adoption center will be set up. in san francisco the renegade craft fair returns for a weekend featuring 200 plus makers and designers, art installations and i mersive experiences complete with food, drink and music. in the north bay head to san rafael for the marin arts and crafts show this weekend where you will find hundreds of artisan exhibits, workshops, demos paired with food and wine. 'tis the season to celebrate. where you can join farmers as they open their gates and barn doors to offer a behind the sc

lee zeldin next. >>> plus cash is king. former mayor michael bloomberg opens his wallet to drop

michael shaoul. he writes a cute lee detailed detailedays -- cutely notes, always on the terminal.linity in a moment, but i want to start with the great debate of, do i stay in u.s. equities or can i finally go international? some people are suggesting whispers of shift where i can finally have a more international exposure. do you agree? michael: i do. it looks pretty good and it is still well below where it was at beginning of 2018. this is a persico rotation. of cyclical rotations of the s&p but has helped other indexes. francine: what do you see in corporate processes -- profits and what does that mean for margins? michael: corporate profits did not get worse this quarter and that was a big surprise. people were looking hard at corporate earnings for evidence we were teetering into a global recession. what you did see is corporate guidance is beginning to shift. this is the first quarter in three or four that corporate guidance was not much lower looking ahead. i am pretty bullish about cyclical earnings in the u.s. and outside. we have reached a turning point. tom: much more t

lee, cbs news. >>> now to possible turbulence in the race for the white house. former new york city mayor michaelloomberg officially launched his bid for the democratic nomination. bloomberg unveiled a campaign that will be aimed at defeating president trump. and rebuilding america. his announcement injects a new level of uncertainty into the race. laura podesta in new york. what's the reaction to bloomberg's announcement so far? >> reporter: it's mixed. a lot of moderates are glad another middle of the road democrat is entering the race, but there's been push back from candidate like senator elizabeth warren who says we do not need another billion flair in the white house. >> now he's taking on him to rebuild a country and restore faith -- >> reporter: billionaire michael bloomberg is officially running for president. he launched his campaign with this minute-long ad, part of a $34 million media push. democratic leadership says it welcomes any candidate who has a good shot at retaking the white house. >> mike bloomberg's been a leading voice on guns, on immigration, and we have to beat donald tr

lee zeldin next. >>> plus cash is king. former mayor michael bloomberg opens his wallet to drop tens of million dollars on campaign ads. >> that is a lot of dough. >> 2020 democrats are accusing him of trying to buy the nomination. but could it work? >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of the union is looking ahead. house democrats are moving forward in the impeachment inquiry after two weeks of historic public testimony on capitol hill. the clear picture that has emerged, the trump administration was pushing ukraine for political investigations while holding up military aid and a white house meeting that ukraine wanted. a key witness, gordon sondland, testified when it came to with holding the white house meeting in exchange for the biden investigation, quote, everyone was in the loop, it was no secret. >> was there a quid pro quo? as i testified previously, with regard to the requested white house call and the white house meeting, the answer is yes. >> but even after 12 witnesses testified in public for more than 30 hours

michael bloomberg because it's a former republican. i'm not seeing it. >> you are seeing everything else, and refreshate it. congressman lee zeldin.lad to have you on. thank you very much. congressman lee zeldin with a strong voice standing up for the president and for the country. president trump honoring the hero dog injured, wounded chasing former isis leader baghdad abu bakr al-baghdadi. he's so brilliant and so smart. but they did a fantastic job. conan did a fantastic job. lou: up next, is a former defense department staffer the author of the "anonymous" book that purportedly details the trump white house? - yo scott. - hey! - i'm headin out man you want a ride? - no, i got my car but i actually really need to go to the bathroom. - oh, you know what? i was just in there the line is like ten people long. - you know, i think i'll just... - dude are you okay? - you wouldn't believe what i was just thinking, i am definitely buzzed. - yeah. - i think i will take this and i will take that ride home. - smart man! - did you see how that dog was looking at me? [♪] lou: a former aide to defense secretary james mattis is refusing to co

lee. our traders on the desk steve grasso brian kelly pb dan nathan and guy adami. tonight lion gate vice chairman michael burns breaks down the company and streaming wars a big week for bonds and the chart master has one chart that he says could be a perfect buying opportunity and later we'll reveal today's mystery chart down more than 4% this week. hmm? bk has hope for it yet we'll find out why he is optimistic but beginning with earning season things may wind down but for retail heating up next week getting results from wal-mart and jcpenney then kicking into high gear barreling toward black friday. is there a giant moment of truth for the consumer. >> everybody says about the healthy of the consumer. never underestimate the u.s. consumer want to spend doesn't mean they should be spending they have jobs that's great as long as the stock market goes higher every day whether people have a dollar or not in it they will spend money because they feel the economy is doing better that's the calculus i make with the all-time high in the stock market i think the consumer continues to spend doesn't mean some of

michael bloomberg because it's a former republican. i'm not seeing it. >> you are seeing everything else, and refreshate it. congressman lee zeldin.e you on. thank you very much. congressman lee zeldin with a strong voice standing up for the president and for the country. president trump honoring the hero dog injured, wounded chasing former isis leader baghdad abu bakr al-baghdadi. he's so brilliant and so smart. but they did a fantastic job. conan did a fantastic job. lou: up next, is a former defense department staffer the author of the "anonymous" book that purportedly details the trump white house? any comments doug? yeah. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) introducing the marilyn monroe collection of fine jewellery. exclusively at zales, the "diamon

have a difficult job to overturn everything that that michael administration did that created the economic crisis for most of running that that mike lee administration did that created the economic crisis for most of argentina's population but now that we see it some of the ways that they're going to diligent in this population but now that we see in some of the ways that they're going to deal with this with the final magli administration measures after the 1st round deal with this with the final magli administration measures after the 1st round of votes almost 2 months ago mike lee started to do most of the votes almost 2 months ago mike lee started to do most of his privatization and liberal reforms and that is probably the same sort of his privatization and liberal reforms and that is probably the same tenet of what is going to happen for a strongly founded on capital controls a tenet of what is going to happen for a strongly founded on capital controls exchange controls price controls and an increase in public spending to basics change controls price controls and an increase in public spending to basically solve the economic crisi

michael bloomberg because it's a former republican. i'm not seeing it. >> you are seeing everything else, and refreshate it. congressman lee zeldin.ave you on. thank you very much. congressman lee zeldin with a strong voice standing up for the president and for the country. president trump honoring the hero dog injured, wounded chasing former isis leader baghdad abu bakr al-baghdadi. he's so brilliant and so smart. but they did a fantastic job. conan did a fantastic job. lou: up next, is a former defense department staffer the author of the "anonymous" book that purportedly details the trump white house? we made usaa insurance for members like kate. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa (loud fan noise) (children playing) ♪ (music building) experience the power of sanctuary

alone to win the presidential race but if that results in that lee a move against donald trump next year in the election is it someone like michael bloomberg they going to be looking to or is it someone who offers an alternative and to that and to that extent who does he represent the greatest threat to among the democratic front runner as he would be joe biden. well i think to your 1st question people are looking for someone who can go toe to toe with trump up until now we've really found to see a politician who's successfully been able to sustain attacks to gain ground against trump when it comes to which of the democrats perhaps bloomberg will take the most votes from sure i think by in people who to judge the mayor of south bend indiana as well as camelot harris who has been losing support steadily and many of the voters for each of those candidates say that they would be willing to change their mind so i don't think at this stage those votes are locked up it's another interesting aspect of this of course is that he has a navy a company when you have your own media company and you're running as a candidate potential to become

lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> it is a stunning turn in this case. for more analysis let's bring in ktvu legal analyst, michael cardoza. this caught a lot of people by surprise. we saw the high profile arrest, a series of coordinated raids, five men taken into custody. four of the five of them are let loose. why do you think prosecutors decided not to charge them. >> i can only assume that when they looked at the evidence upon which the police based the arrest, they said we don't have enough to go to trial on with this evidence. for example say you have one witness that said i saw him shoot at this person. you have that but how do you know it wasn't in self-defense? what more do we have here, and the da always wants more. the police when they bring it, they had a judge sign the warrant to arrest these guys. what police or sheriff do sometimes is all right, we have so much evidence against them but let's arrest them and hope of those four people were five people we arrest someone breaks down and starts talking to us and gives it up. that is what they hope. >> maybe that didn't happen. >> apparently not. >> when

joining me now, kara lee, nbc national political reporter who's been reporting on the defining question, does defeating trump outweigh everything? also here, michael steele. and doug, former dnc advisor. doug, i want to start with you. this is your party. is michael bloomberg democrat enough to win the democratic nomination? >> is he democrat enough? i think over the last four or five years, you could point to bloomberg a lot of things he's done on climate change. last year, he spent -- helping elect over 20 house democrats that helped turn-let majority. so those are things he can point to. there's some other things, stop and frisk, that he's going to have to deal with. you know, look, i don't know if he necessarily has the -- he has a different profile than obviously everyone running. he's a more unique candidate. he's got a narrower pathway. but i think there is a path for him to win it. yeah. i mean, but -- >> biden basically collapsing, does it not? >> that is what i've heard from a lot of people but if you talk to the biden people and i talked to a few of them today, they're like you know what? come on in. the water's warm. you listen to the

lee, from houston texas. [applause] to my lift, is congressman l greene, from houston, texas. [applause] to his lift, and for michael south mississippi, sometimes known as memphis tennessee, my colleague, congressman: from memphis, tennessee. [applause] is my welcome our first panel of witnesses, and effort business mr. cliff johnson, his director of the roderick and macarthur, at the justice center and a member of the faculty of the university of mississippi school of law. our next witness, reverend odell medina, is the patch of saint ann's catholic church in mississippi. in response to raise father dale, turn his parish in a makeshift legal and counseling center for affected families. our next witness, the honorable owner harvey. he is the founder and president of the board of a legal it education and community empowerment foundation. she's in david native, she's also a judge, a graduate of tupelo college who also has an distinction of being the first african american female to graduate from the mississippi possible. [applause] our last witness is ms. miss lorena you have tell me out of this. gino's lewis, is the

lee aigh ann caldwell on the hi thank you. hans nichols, happy thanksgiving to all of you. >>> let me bring in michael steele, former chai chair of the rnc, hunter walker, a white house correspondent for yahoo news. josh just alluded to the timeline. let's talk more about that timeline. "the new york times" has new reporting of its own about the timing of president trump's decision to give that aid to ukraine. here is the headline from the times. trump knew of whistle-blower complaint when he released aid to ukraine. why is this such a significant development? >> this undermines a crucial argument the president and his team have been making which is how is this a scandal when the aid was ultimately released. this provides further indication that the president knew he could get in trouble with this when he ultimately decided to release the aid. i think, as you were saying earlier, trump and his team feel very confident about where they sit with this. this isn't some kind of scandal that can be boiled down to two words. they think it's just not hitting. ultimately what we need to see here is this two-thirds majority in the senat

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solomon and i was at goldman sachs, i said michael, if you run, i'll work for you, i'll vote for you, and i'll give you money. his response was, very gracious of you lee, i'm not running. 5'6" multibillionaire divorced jew running as an independent can't win, i'm not running, i am not [ inaudible ] the democratic party are too far to the left. [ inaudible ] i'm not a left or right i'm a centrist [ inaudible ]. republicans in the past. in 2016 i effectively wasted my vote and wrote in for mitt romney okay i'll vote the man and vote the issues the president has done a very, very excellent job on the economy. he's not done a good job -- people he has to fix -- got to be a -- of his base. i don't want to be auto subject of his tweets. >> i know. >> it is what it is. >> let me do this. because we're having some technical problems i apologize to you and to everybody for that the last part of your answer there i hope to talk to you soon and i thank you very much for coming on "halftime" to talk about your letter, this conversation that's so important and i have a feeling isn't going away any time soon. hopefully we'll do it here. >> thank you thank you for h

lee. our traders on the desk steve grasso brian kelly pb dan nathan and guy adami. tonight lion gate vice chairman michaels one chart that he says could be a perfect buying opportunity and later we'll reveal today's mystery chart down more than 4% this week. hmm? bk has hope for it yet we'll find out why he is optimistic but beginning with earning season things may wind down but for retail heatin

michael bloomberg announcing he is seeking the democratic presidential election. the wealthy would pay more tax and middle class would get its fair share. >> >> san francisco residents are protesting the recall of sandra leeeed 8400 signatures to go into effect. demonstrations start at noon. >>> public works officials say the high tide starting today could cause roadway flooding in parts of marin through wednesday. officials predicterring that the above 3 d > and ke a look roadways. let's look at your travel times. westbound 580. you're loaded up. 36 minute drive time. one busy spot 33 minutes to go from highway 4 to the blaze. looks likes highway 4 lighter than usual so good news there. things getting busy out of the south bay to sf oh taking northbound 101, 54 minutes. bay bridge metering lights remain on. backed up into the maze. well a dry day today. >>> gusty conditions as a dry cold front pushes through. here is a live look with the roof camera with plenty of sunshine looking at the bay bridge. let's get to our numbers for die. warmest temperatures this weak because a big cooldown in store for us starting tomorrow. mid-60s today with that sun in concord and for san jose. low 60s for oakland and san

biggest talkers on the morning, john litman and cnbc contributor ed lee, new york times media reporter and former employee of michaelrg himself. >> worked with mike himself. >> back in the day, right? >> used to call me -- >> when you were -- >> when i was working at bloomberg, he would occasionally call and. >> tell you what >> well, some of those things are a bit of a trade secret. he's an incredibly charming boss. >> interestingly by the way -- i want to get right to the election one of the things that bloomberg the company announced yesterday is that they will not be covering -- they'll cover him but they won't be doing any real investigative -- >> or any of the other candidates in the field. they said they would still continue to cover the president. they would do investigations into the president but not a direct -- >> he's not a direct competitor. >> it is a distinction without a difference to say you're going to not cover the democratic candidates but you will cover the president. they're all rivals right? and yeah i did not -- >> a big part of bloomberg's appeal or the way he set up his appeal, i'm an actua

donald has spoken about it often lee so he can sign something fairly soon with jie zheng thing. -- with president xi. francine: michaelat mean for a possible roadmap to a trade deal? if you have a crystal ball, to this mean we will get a deal so i want to be long on this, or do you just wait for something to happen and change your forecast? michael: there is no such thing as a crystal ball when it comes to the trade war. what we have been trying to do is measure it tangibly by looking at the intensity. we also look at the sentiment. predicting it is very hard. negotiations go back and forth. we have seen it several times this year with the trade war. nevertheless, you look at the starting point for investors and even though market shares have been good, we know cash holdings are high. as a probability of a trade deal goes up, and headlines would suggest that, then you gradually move back into risky assets and safe havens. francine: thank you so much. in the meantime, we are here in brussels. later this hour, and exclusive bankssation with commerce outgoing cfo. this is because of policy uncertainty and trade growth. w