i'm joumanna bercetche these are your headlines >>> moody's warns a no-deal brexit will damage britain's economic and financial strength as cabinet members gather for crunch talks. >>> european equities follow asia higher after the white house reaches out to beijing to set up another round of trade talks. >> treasury department is in communication with china i don't want to get detailed i'm just saying we're in communication right now. you could say that communication has picked up a notch. >> natxis announces a plan to sell several specialized businesses >>> and authorities in the carolinas warn of gas shortages and power outages as hurricane florence prepares to make landfall tomorrow. >>> welcome to "street signs." it is thursday, it is central bank day a bunch of meetings coming up later. first i want to talk about what's happening in energy overnight. so just looking at some of the price action we have crude trading close to $70. brent very close to that $80 mark, almost at $80. again the tension has been building over the last couple of weeks or so, not only because of the hurrican

this is how they were having to reach out to that moody single engine m-20 to reach the people on boardw that there were people on board and one of them did not survive. the other two were taken out of that plane and they're on their way to sanford trauma center. we don't know the extent of the injuries. the faa says they don't know why this plane crashed and the accident is under investigation. >> our thoughts with them right now. >>> switching gears right now, monica lewinski walking out of a live interview and causing a stir. this is when the interviewer asked about a familiar topic. >> that's right. yesterday a question from the israeli news anchor -- causing her to lose her cool. >> i'm so sorry. i'm not going to be able to do this. >> reporter: an audience left stunned in israel on monday. monica lewinski ending a live question and answer session after the first question was about former president bill clinton. >> recently in an interview on nbc news former president clinton was rather irate asked if he ever apologized to you personally. >> reporter: the questioner referring to a

moody air force base, we have the us air force search and rescue passage with two hc 30 and four search and rescue as they are requested. we have additional search and rescueteams that moody that came from patrick air force base .tyndale air force base, representative the broader duties to support hurricane florence, first air force applied control, air operations support as well as assisting in vital search and rescue efforts to include airborne assets such as the joint start ea under north, authority. wehave quite literally surrounded the expected affected area with dod capability that will be critical and hours and days following the storm's impact . i've shown you the robust capabilities and the capacity dod has to respond immediately. if you look at the graphic, with went quite literally from arlington that are going to follow the storm in all the way through the army and the support we have with the people that are going to be able to be used in a high water situation and literally surrounding this affected area and the department of defense is ready to respond when asked from the

it is not really about the costing and the achieve ability at this stage, he's touching a moody sensesising a moody senses is therein the public that millions of people have not seen their wages rise in ten years, since their wages rise in ten years, since the financial crisis. the support for tax rises, for example, is at its highest since 2002. he's tapping into that feeling among many people that the is not working. thank you for joining that the is not working. thank you forjoining us. that the is not working. thank you for joining us. —— that the is not working. thank you forjoining us. —— the economy is not working. the real name of one of the men accused of the salisbury nerve agent poisoning has been revealed. an investigation by the bellingcat group, parts of which have been shared with the bbc, claims that the man who called himself ruslan boshirov and said he was a tourist is in fact a colonel in russian military intelligence. british officials say they will not comment on the investigation but the bbc understands there is no dispute about the identification. 0ur security corr

and moody's are carrying out their their newest release this will see what they say about the country across them but it's in frankfurt for us. joe and chancellor angela merkel is talking business with turkish president breccia tie a bad one on his state visits a birth in yesterday she said she wanted to improve economic ties but medical also wants her guests to clean up his human rights record the political tension only made worse by a currency crisis back home and this is why a recent boom on the bosphorus has been mostly date driven this year turkey's external debt ballooned to three hundred ninety eight billion euros that's huff the nation's total gross domestic product and that debt is getting more expensive by the day after washington imposed sanctions on the lira lost forty percent of its value against the dollar so the states will have to pay back heaps more to creditors that have borrowed it's hurting investor confidence the central bank has raised interest rates to fight inflation but many turks are looking to germany for help. america looks friendly yet aloof while. she's s

i had no hard processes to work on the study was published by don moody kathryn rose iran morgan only showed that children spent more time outdoors but no one knew why this was helping to reduce myopia so we just wanted to find out if these experiments these tests carried out on children could also be carried out on small objects. and. frank schaefer was able to go further thanks to his ingenious device for evaluating myopia in chicks. he decided to fit them with a similar opaque lens this simple procedure brought about myopia similar to that and humans after several days spent entirely indoors all the chicks fitted with these lenses became short sighted. there was nothing that's the amount to do so then we decided to put other chicks outside on a balcony under an intense light and to observe them. we notice that it took much longer for these chicks to become myopic over twice as long in fact this is the weapon. from shape oh suspected that it was daylight which was slowing down the onset of myopia to prove the theory he decided to bring the chicks back inside and place them under a v

>> no, not that kind of moody. with me, but i'm not that kind of moody. i let it go once i get back home. have kids, obviously. >> three. five, eight, and ten? >> yes. >> so you're a father in this role. what kind of dad are you really? are you strict? are you all right, all right, all right. >> we mix the all right, all right, all right into the discipline. you know, as you know, in parents understand that the main thing is that my wife and i, camila, we have a similar moral bottom line. and as, you lea if you have kids, every day they get older, you rowlizeuch more it's really dna. >> yeah. >> we can nudge them and shepherd them, et cetera, et cetera, but they are who they are. right now i am happy to say we have three healt ones and they are very much individuals. who do you do like on an average friday, saturday night? >> frisy night the no curfew night. a pizza night. night. they can sleep with mama and papa night. sometimes we have toay it's midnight when it's 10:00 because ot can tell it's going to 2:00. it

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sports correspondent oliver moody was watching the game for us in munich he joins me live now from outside the arena only their yard so this was supposed to be i guess the start of a new era for germany see what did it feel like to you. well the new era felt quite a lot like the old era to be honest with you we saw the same players that we've seen for germany over the last couple of years no one made their debut today despite several players caps being in the squad and that basically led to you are seeing kind of the same kind of outcomes that we've had from all the same good results from the germany team we've had over the last twelve months or side namely no wind and no goals but if that sounds negative there were some positives as well. they journey looked a lot more solid defensively in this game they shut out the world champions which a team of this quality that deserves some credit so i think there are sort of stepping stones back towards where germany wants to be even if there wasn't much new to report on from this guy germany's next match is against a friendly on sunday i mean wher

. >> and whenever we come back to state and local pension plans, it is a dire story moodies had a writeup saying there were holes in how much needs to be set aside and paid out, could be 4 trillion, the size of the german economy is there any progress being made, especially considering stocks in the u.s. are near record highs shouldn't that alleviate some pressures? >> you know, the real problem in public plans, unfortunately you can't say it is a ticking time bomb it is more like a slow leak. the fact of the matter is that people in states and throughout the country haven't made their contributions for years and years. when you make a promise and don't fund it, don't put money in, if you haven't put the assets in, assets aren't growing. 2010, people were putting in 80% of what they were supposed to put in now they're putting in 90% it sounds better still leaves 10% hole across the board for whether or not states and cities are actually making the contributions they're supposed to make >> and as a market person what hits me, charles, is that they have given up quite a bit of return in the

jennifer rubin, sam seder, and danielle moody mills. thank you all. >>> republicans cringe at the impact a kavanaugh hearing could have on the midterms. the woman who took her senator's job because he voted for clarence thomas. >>> one unmistakable trend about the upcoming midterm elections, there's a record number of women running for office. 1992 saw a surge in female candidates thanks in part to the clarence thomas nomination hearings which saw the five women elected to the united states senate, including a young african-american woman named carol mosley brawn. she primaried her democratic senator because he voted to confirm clarence thomas to the supreme court the year before. >> i thought clarence thomas was a decent man, and i did not agree with the view of those that thought that he would have done anything like anita hill claimed. so i'll be honest with you, as a lawyer, that was my view. i followed by conscience. and i paid the price. >> that price being his senate seat. brawn defeated the two-term incumbent. the former senator

joining me to discuss this is marcia van wagner over and moody's. great to have you here.k me through the report. since 2008, you have talked about how these regions have struggled. what did you find in terms of revenue and unemployment rates that was different from the world regions question markmarcia -- regions? marcia: rural areas are in a vicious cycle, where they are losing population, the workforce is aging and shrinking. two thirds of rural counties have not regained the jobs they lost during the recession and here we are 10 years on. that has been a serious or had a serious impact on economic growth. and it is part of a longer term trend in the united states, where we are employing a lot more people introducing services than goods. in rural areas, twice as many people are in goods production as they are in urban areas. services really take place in cities. that is impacting it. taylor: when the federal government makes cuts, they pass the cost of the state and the to the localit governments. local governments have nowhere else to pass it on to. since they are prob

jennifer rubin, sam seder, and danielle moody mills. thank you all. >>> republicans cringe at the impact a kavanaugh hearing could have on the midterms. the woman who took her senator's job because he voted for clarence thomas. or delicious. or fun. but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. lease the 2018 rx 350 for $439 advana month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >>> one unmistakable trend about the upcoming midterm elections, there's a record number of women running for office. 1992 saw a surge in female candidates thanks in part to the clarence thomas nomination hearings which saw the five women elected to the united states senate, including a young african-american woman named carol mosley brawn. she primaried her democratic senator because he voted to confirm clarence thomas t

and danielle moody mills host of woke a.f. on sirius xm.nk a lot of people -- first of all there's two sort of layers here. there's the tea party model, and i think people forget just how many incumbents got knocked off by prior voters in the republican party that year that shocked everyone. i mean, person after person after person, it was happening all the time. we're not seeing the same thing in the democratic party this year. and yet we are seeing a lot of ferment. how would you characterize it? >> i would characterize the ferment is about a retrenchment from all the progress we've made in society to make it fairer and more just, which the primary barrier to fairness and justice has not been the democratic party. so the tea party battle was really to make the republican party more conservative. in this case it's about the party continuing to be able to be responsive to the people of the united states of america, which also recognizes that those people look like the people from the world. >> that's one big thing it strikes me that we're s

that gets and is like, don't come in my room. >> not that moody.t back home. >> you have three kids. 5, 8 and 10. >> 5, 8 and 10. >> what kind of dad are you, really? are you strict? are you all right, all right, all right. >> we mix the all right, all right, all right, into the discipline. you know, the -- as you know, any parents understand that the main thing is that my wife and i, camilla, we have a similar bottom line. as you learn, if you have kids, every day they get older, you realize how much more, it's really dna. >> yeah. >> we can nudge them and we have healthy ones that are individuals. >> what do you do on an average saturday or friday night? >> friday night's no curfew night. pizza night. it's movie night. that night can go late. sometimes we have to lie about the time and say it's midnight and say it's 10:00. it involves a lot of cooking. we stay home and cook a lot. then, music, that turns into after the movie to a dance party. >> what's your favorite dance song these days? >> these days? >> what does everyone love? >> i don't know

butge moodies s the threat of trafrs, rising interest rates and higher fuel costs could the industry next year. in a new report the credit rating agency said the threat of slowing sales comes as auto makers spend a lot of money on new technology and altnative fuel vehicles. >>> tesla is now facing a criminal probe. the justice department is investigating public statements made by the company's crow elon musk about going private. musk you mightecall made the comments on twitter in early august. and when he said he secured funding for the deal. car maker has since backed off the statements and decided to not go private. but tesla says it received a voluntary request for documents an cooperating. the report sent shares down 3% in today's drat. >>> and tesla has n only a o an investigation to worry but new competition. audi is the latest you a maker to unveil an all electric model called the etron. phil rhee bow is in san francisco where the electric car battle is heating up 3. >> reporter: the audi etron is not just another suv. it's the latest in a wave of vehicles putting the charge i

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moody's downgrades 20 turkish banks and warns the worst is yet to come for the economy. the -- the president rouhani suffered another setback, this time losing his finance minister. total's exit from iran may have given china opportunity to swoop in on some of the most coveted energy assets in the world.

. >> reporter: economists at moody's analytics estimate florence may end up as one of the top-ten costliest hurricanes to hit the u.s. with $17 billion to $22 billion in property damage, maybe more. >> north carolina -- >> reporter: larry baldwin is with the north carolina environmental group. he flew over flooded areas to assess the farmland. >> the situation is not good, but it's likely to get much worse throughout the rest of the week as these waters start to get to their flood levels. >> reporter: the city of wilmington is handing out 60,000 packaged meals this morning to residents still trapped by flooded roads. 18 counties in north carolina have qualified for federal disaster aid. yesterday the state's governor, roy cooper, toured heavily damaged newbern where officials estimate one-third of the homes were inundate by floodwaters. he assured residents the state will help with recovery. anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york. thanks a lot. >>> overseas now. the leaders of north and south korea are meeting in the north korean capital. ♪ moon jae-in arrived in north korea this mor

course seen these videos we don't know whether they are online or not the cording to the russian or moody they have been filmed and they will be distributed in the coming hours or days dulles moscow's claims are finally give us a sense of the type of consequences we could be looking at here well the consequences will be serious either way of course moscow has a very potent position to that of the united states moscow has said damascus does not possess chemical weapons they say that even if that was the case they would be no logic in assad using chemical weapons and drawing the wrath of the u.s. and its allies in a military strike ability intervention this is of course led to clashes between envoys at the u.n. security council russia iran and assigned or down the line are demolishing in lead and asking us to peace. coexistence with terrorists is impossible those are all branches of al-qaeda which we've been fighting since the terrorist attacks in two thousand and one and from whom we can expect the worst attacks imaginable let's not waste time with the december mation does. actions and out

as well part of the back of all of these notices as well there's also news from the credit agency moody's who have warned that in the event of a no deal breck's it which looks certainly more likely according to them that it would potentially plunge the u.k. into a recession and cause a crisis with the value of the sterling as well really which does not spell good news for the government if that were to happen so many pressures on the prime minister that want challenges facing from within her own party. where there has been really a war within.

between the two countries now don't get me wrong there's all this brutal romance between trump and moody there's the indian prime minister but the underlying factors that now are the key prickling points i wonder how it impacts the indian eighteen destry in the jobs in the us which is a huge part of the indian g.d.p. second what happens in terms of the sanctions impact on india steel aluminum prices are going up or oil sanctions against iran are a key problem for india because we import iraq oil from iran we are the world's third largest importer of oil and third our defense deals in years actually trying to explore other marriages here we just recently into a two point two billion dollar deal with russia we are in the process of signing a five point eight billion dollars deal so a defense missile systems as well and putin and more they are going to be meeting early next month so what i think is the bottom line in all this is that trump has forced everyone every single marriage in the international diplomatic community to really look at each other because he's kind of the uncomfortable t

w the others will be distributed online now according to the russian and moody these reports are. verified by anybody else of course we have to mention that. they will take place in this area they will use the what helmets rescue group are to treat alleged victims as well as children as well. to these news organizations if we push over but if moscow is claims are actually finding what kind of consequences are we talking about here i mean the u.s. has made their position very clear chemical weapons use the threat or even the allegation of their use is a red line they said there will be military intervention if that takes place that clashes with russia's position who explained according to them that possesses no chemical weapons even if they did using them to draw the wrath of the u.s. and its allies would be logical quite heated debates at the u.n. security council russia iran and i stand our daimler are demolishing in lead and asking us to call it peace. coexistence with terrorists is impossible these are all branches of al-qaeda which we've been fighting since the terrorist acts

trouble in paradise the moodies government is accused of corruption following an al-jazeera investigation. the russian president vladimir putin has moved to calm tensions after accusations and blame over the downing of a russian military plane off the syrian coast he says a tragic chain of circumstances led to the incident fifteen servicemen died in the aircraft after it was hit by syrian air defenses israeli jets were attacking government installations on the ground israel blamed inaccurate syrian file while the russian defense ministry said israel deliberately deliberately put the plane into the line of. the israeli pilots were using the russian aircraft as a shield and pushed it into the law in a fire of the syrian defenses as a result of the aircraft which has a much more effective reflecting surface than the israeli jets was brought down by the missile defense system israeli aviation management on the pilots of the f. sixteen jets most have seen the russian aircraft as it was landing from the five kilometers however they have done a provocation deliberately. now a recovery operation

to moody at for years the name stood for independent investigative journalism that had survived under turkish president wretched time better one. but in early september things changed drastically armed guards have stood watch in front of the turkish newspaper for years but inside there's been a changing of the guard of a different nature. i didn't engage in was one of two hundred main columnists his last piece appeared in a recent sunday edition of the paper in it he explained to his readers that he no longer wanted to work with the paper's current board of directors. on september seventh a friday they elected that is they chose a completely new board of directors. so sikes at the moment all twelve board members of the to her it foundation are going in one direction. the same direction in every. and that direction some say is less democratic less critical of the government and more supportive of turkish president airline established in one nine hundred twenty four the traditional newspaper jim hood yet has been run by a foundation since one thousand nine hundred three. twelve people w

what is now of concern is that moody's investor service which is due to make its assessment on octobercould follow suit and possibly place the countries rand denominated debt at junk status. ins could spark a selloff some of the countries rand denominated bonds. certainly those figures coming through after the news that south africa has slipped into a recession. >> they are also dealing with inflation over there. i'm curious as to how the central bank is going to respond to this when you're dealing with elation at this time of the session -- a recession. >> it seems the rand's downward spiral not just emanating from this but from other emerging-market currencies. we know the ranch really took a hit when the turkish lyra also weakened a couple of weeks ago. it is not necessarily part of those losses. the monetary policy committee will be meeting later this month. it seems the rand's latest theess could very well country could be in for a ratings hike when the npc minutes later on this month. vonnie: thank you for that. much appreciated. let's get a quick check of the stocks in europe. d

some people are kind of moody and getting irritated with one another, because we have been here for sood. some people were singing last night. you know, trying to keep up spirits, laughing. a lot of little kids running around. we are doing our best. it back as far as you know, what are the conditions like around your home? right now our power is still off where i live. there are trees down, there is going to bea there are trees down, there is going to be a lot of water. actually one of the representatives from congress was here earlier and he said one of the major things that could happen in the next 24 hours, our rivers will swell from all the rain in north carolina, because we get our rivers from north carolina, so all that water will come down here and oui’ that water will come down here and our flood zones will become even greater. how much longer do you expect to have to stay in the emergency shelter? well, i thought i would go home today, but u nfortu nately would go home today, but unfortunately it looks perhaps monday or tuesday. that will feel like a very long time. it already

. —— moody's.mons went to chat about all these things at the world's biggest cyber security expo, black hat. the security princess is informal, controversial and, unusually for the industry, she's a woman, so honours even with the paper versus is being, we agreed to stay there. who gave you the title of security princess? icame up you the title of security princess? i came up with it myself. when i started at google i had a job title engineer security engineer in the engineering security team which i thought was a mouthful and also not very meaningful so i thought i was going to go to a conference and they gave me business cards, i thought if i was going to have a meaningless job title, i thought i would make it cute and whimsical. it served me well because i think there's a lot of people serious in security and come from defence. they have their a—star generals and... and when they see a card that says security princess it's shocking and they smile and it's a nice icebreaker. on a serious note, yo

this story started as a moody report about what things were like there.ou have all of these mayors going to this neighborhood to check it out. developersme a valhalla. everyone wants to be like seattle. people who live there or not so sure. -- are not so sure. seattle is at the height of its power, but there are all these questions. that paired with the essay about things give use an interesting picture of how to change these things is what the solutions are. jason: the miami story is terrifying. it is the only word that captures it. is not thehink miami only city experiencing these issues around climate change, but not the obvious ones. : everyone things climate change is going to come from rising sea levels, and washing homes away. but the water is coming from below in miami. sorts ofreating all genuinely terrifying problems that could put the drinking water at risk. this story was originally a photo essay. work with the photographer who wrote it and we would take beautiful pictures of water in miami. the photographer delivered a spectacular first chris

moody blues. have been leaving. leaves can illuminate you. he'll. pull a ton. jinnah's. i just feel as though and i think probably i have this bunch of people here for all this kids to look like that. this got to be an alternative to to listen to whatever ways of life are offered to them. the same they are trials a field. goal . you are the students demonstrating all over the world when spun by rigorous cons i must confess the young englishman that i was found the chief and his phlegmatic was fascinating for. about a. noise. that. i see in the end it was. yeah and they can live anywhere so no he was generally nine hundred sixty six revolutionary leaders from around the world gathered in havana a gene mutation of the moroccan independence lead that meant even the haka beginning in political organizer i mean count on and she give out they came to participate in the first truly continental conference at the time cuba symbol the first people to systems incarnated the said when. i was just a boy young french philosophy professor and first visit to cuba in one thousand nine hu

well part of the back of all of these notices as well there's also the news from the credit agency moody's who have warned that in the event of a no deal breck's it which looks certainly more likely according to them that it would potentially plunge the u.k. into a recession and cause a crisis with the value of the sterling as well really which does not spell good news for the government if that were to happen so many pressures on the prime minister of the challenges facing from within her own party. well there has been really a war within the party a battle for exactly what kind of breck's it this country is going to do now prime minister may has been adamant that persecution her blueprint for exit in the european union needs to be business friendly and that is what she says is written out as stated in the checkers agreement a so-called checkers agreement that was decided upon over the summer she said that would guarantee the free trade of goods but not services as well of course this is a negotiating point with which the european union will look to negotiate a point but of course there a

para rescueoned the standing by from moody. there are some coming from alaska and dover. can you give a sense of what other forces you have standing by? >> what we call our second echelon forces. we have this immediate response capability we know we need, but we also want to balance out not putting additional people at risk. people in a prepared to deploy order and have them respond with the full capability and capacity of the department of defense applied here. these cases, these are guard forces being brought under the agreements between these states to bring that capability forward. we know we have great rescue capability within those three units. stand over for now, but they will be moved forward. >> do you have an overall number of the essence and personnel have been relocated given the high concentration of military facilities? do you have an overall number of how much has been relocated? >> it could be a moving target. some moved out earlier and are continuing moving out now and we will be burning back -- bringing them back in a stairstep manner. we will give you t

link this web of corruption to the sitting president and it was five days before the people of the moodies go to the polls for the next presidential election short so the way that db and his associates did their own scam was day instead of leasing out islands through public and it was done through state company that was headed by his friend at least these were paid in and money was and some of the records that we found show that the president's office and that means the president intervened two dozen times to reassign examines the tourism ministry you also gave permission for these arms to be leased by estate company which was the channel for embezzling we also have records from text messages that show him discussing with the you know at least one of these deals and you've come out with these findings as i say just five days evil the country goes to the polls again what sort of response have you had from the president's office. we had no response we sent a question well over a week before we were planning to publish and we got nothing in reply the president went on that given television on

this story started as a moody report about what things were like there. then, this other thing was going on which was, you have all of these mayors going to this neighborhood to check it out. it has become a developers valhalla. everyone wants to be like seattle. the truth is that people who live there are not so sure. seattle is in this moment where it is at the height of its power, but there are all these questions. we decided to look at that. that paired with the essay about how to fix these things give us an interesting picture of how technology is changing cities and what the solutions are. jason: we have to talk about miami because that story is terrifying. terrifying is the only word that captures it. i have to think miami is not the only city experiencing these issues around climate change, but not the obvious ones. max: everybody thinks climate change is going to come from rising sea levels, and washing homes away. but the water is coming from below in miami. that is creating all sorts of genuinely terrifying problems that could put miami's drink

you please explain to the audience how the rating institutions were involved, standard & poor's, moody's, how they rated these packages aaa when they were actually toxic. they were kind of in collusion with the whole thing. it was a very good book i read a long time ago, it explains a lot of the stuff that went on at the time. it is easy to read. the federal government got their money back, but a lot of people, including me, i lost it the portion of my 401(k) at a time when i was 55 years old. i was not able to recoup that. that's great that the government got their money back, but can you speak about that? host: are you working now? guest: -- caller: i am semi retired. i am 66. i am working part-time. i am getting social security. i am doing ok, but it was at that time for me. a lot of people were caught. host: your argument resonated in 2012 and 2016. guest: let's remember the government's money is your money. the government is not some force out there that is either opposed to you or helping you. it's us. the caller raises a couple of questions. that the government caused this by subs

. >> it was better than expected and moody is out with a note saying this pretty much offers stabilityor policy of shinzo abe. it also wipes away any uncertainty about next year's planned value added tax increase, which shinzo abe has pledged to put toward more social welfare projects and he will also push to change the path of this constitution. >> another day, another trade deadline missed. social welfare projects and he u.s.-canadian talks for a post nafta deal has failed to reach an outcome. >> in order for the deal to be signed by the new mexican president comes into office, and they have to get everything published by the end of this month. that means any sort of deal text would have to be agreed to by the three principal parties here fairly soon. the u.s. continues to signal it wants to keep and preserve the ability to use these national security tariffs, if they need to, on auto imports. it remains one of the sticking points between the two sides as they continue negotiations. ♪ emma: you are watching "bloomberg best." i am emma chandra. ubs has selected frankfurt as its post-b

i want to bring you comment from a moody's investors service about some of these utility companies. long-standing record of managing these finances through some of these storms. some insurance reimbursements and their desire to rebuild. companies starting to get back to business as we know some estimates that we received from experts around here have put the cost at about $32 billion. typically a storm of this size only being a category one as opposed to a category five, would cost about $12 billion. the extra 10 million going from the floods. making flooding extremely hazardous. the fact that it has been such a slow-moving storm, not expected to peak. david: let's go to sarah mcgregor on the subject of trade. , wemoment, perhaps today might get additional information on tariffs. sarah: the tariffs the trump administration is excited to , it has been a work in progress since july. an initial list of goods that came out that the u.s. is going to target and its gotten public feedback. a lot of businesses have been unhappy about the list of goods .aying please exclude our items the tru

moody's put the cost of $30 billion and $50 billion. property damage and lost economic output. it ranks hurricane florence as the top ten most expensive hurricane ever. the trump administration slapped tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods. including many construction materials. counter tops and furniture and drywall. these are tariffs on china, but it is actually u.s. importing companies that pay. according to "the new york times" tariffs will raise construction costs 20% to 30%. they are paying more for other raw materials like steel and aluminum and wood. >>> minnesota state representative abandoning his re-election campaign in the face of allegations by his daughter of inappropriate behavior. laurie knoblach says her father touched her inappropriately from the time she was 9 to 17. a quote in the npr, a police investigation determined the action was inappropriate, but not criminal. >>> congress member paul gosar is firing back against his critics. his family. >> he is not listening to you. he doesn't have your interests at heart.

on march 15, a moody eisenhower journeyed to gettysburg in the company of captain robert gardner to inspect the new command. a training camp, where six regiments of regular infantry had established their home almost a year earlier in the spring of 1917. garner, a spanish-american war veteran and former regular army enlisted man, had received his captains commission only recently after completing officers training in november of 1917. together, the two officers inspected the site of dozens of empty wooden buildings, mess halls, latrines and warehouses, and circling the famous field pickett's charge fought 55 years earlier. both men went to camp headquarters building where they raised the american flag. ike departed for camp meade immediately thereafter leaving , gardner in temporary command -- garner in temporary command of the camp until his return. later that afternoon and throughout the next day, troops arrived to occupy the newly reopened camp. for the next eight days, ike worked to complete his arrangements for the embarkation of the 301st tank battalion. only then could he take up his