we did meet with mr. denny and mr. myaki this afternoon, but it is premature to say we are at a settlement, and i don't think that is what is before you tonight. what is before you is whether or not these permits should move forward. we want to be clear that the building has residential and commercial tenants, and it is impossible for us to complete our renovation with no impact to the residents. our permits have been properly reviewed, and are valid, and we are committed to find a solution that all party cans tolerate given there will be an end in sight hopefully in the next three months. additionally, we wanted to have the opportunity to speak with all tenants and we noticed a meeting last night and we had 27 people in attendance. at first everybody was very concerned about the construction noise, but by the end of the meeting, people were actually asking us to work longer in order to finish the construction in a more timely manner. we now know that we have a phone and an email and an actual tenant liaison so that pe

but your comment earlier regarding the work and getting it done, i said that the first day i met mr denny at d.b.i. this is hard. it is difficult, there is just, they will have to try to work very closely together if they can. >> would you agree that if a stop work order did occur due to either for one reason or another, i will not point at either party, that that really is, both parties lose big time? >> yes. >> because obviously, the permit holder doesn't get the job done in a timely fashion. >> yes. >> obviously the permit holder doesn't get the work done in a timely fashion and that noise related to that construction would continue to be an issue for the apartment dwellers. >> i agree with everything you're saying. one thing i will add is bcci have been around for a long time. i certainly remember, i have worked with them for many, many years and they are a good enough company to work for. i mean there is a trust issue there as well with people that work with inspectors and companies. we are dealing, this is not the only project we'll be dealing with them on. we would hope our relatio

dennis: what an honor to have been on with mr. mobius this morning, what of my heroes.ome back as well. from new york, please stay with us. don't forget your morning briefing. if you have a terminal, you will be as smart as alan ruskin. this is bloomberg. ♪. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. get ready for fed day. scarlett fu leading our coverage. bankruskin of deutsche will join us, and dennis gartman with the gartman letter. dennis, how can you fight this? how can the gloom crew fight this? every time i fight this, and of paying a ridiculous price. don't fight it. tom: bring up the chart again. over on the left side of the chart, the unavailable happened. the british pound went down in flames. is there any indication of the dollar losing strength? -- alan:re are a few there are a few indications out there. at least in the next downdraft, you might have a situation where you are just left with monetary bullets. that would be quite a negative dollar scenario. there is something there. is it going down in flames? absolutely not. i think that is too f

with us is dennis blair, former pacific commander and distinguished fellow. lieutenant general, retired from the r.o.k. and mr. watson nominate with the sussex, peace foundation and a popular commentator on foreign policy in japan. tanabe, from the peace foundation and a popular commentator of foreign policy in japan. we are going to need this win the peace breaks down. we convened this trilateral exercise during the first year -- week of the olympic games, because all of us believe it is possible that the peace may someday breakdown. however unlikely that maybe. it to need to continue build on our trilateral cooperation if we are going to face the prospect of a another cycle of tension after this apparent cycle of relaxation. i am going to turn to our speakers and would like to ask them to speak for about 7-10 minutes, and i will start with admiral blair. >> thank you. the lastt was said in panel that it is easier to deal with north korea when it is acting badly that when it is acting well. in our tabletop exercise in which we brought retired japanese-americans and republic of korea and officials and officer

. >>> coming up, dennis rodman wants some credit for -- what's that word? for the north korea talks. why some there. rodman mr. elliot, what's your wifi password? wifi? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let's basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here, too. so sophie, i have an xfi password, and it's "daditude". simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. changing kim. dennis rodman says he deserve as pat on the back in the north korean summit happens. he was making nice with kim jong-un long before he thought a summit was possible. he brought a copy of "the art of the deal" on his last visit. >> impressive about donald trump and the american people, they have a change of heater. greg: but back then everyone thought rodman was nuts to go over there. he was vilified busines vilifien nation. in 2014 some jerk had the nerve to say dennis rodman is another in a long line of western pawns. jerk. which was the polite way of saying this. >> he's a

. >> woodruff: the head of the united auto workers, dennis williams, voiced cautious support for the presnt's move. but some in mr. trump's own party, including texas republican congressman jeb lihens, warned of touching off a global trade war. the u.s. senate voted today to overhaul rules for handling gasexual harassment claimsst lawmakers. the bill eliminates a mandatory bwaiting periore accusers file a complaint. it also requires legislators to nyrepay the costs of settlements. the measure now goes to the house. oscar-winning actor morgan ereeman apologized today a eight women accused him of sexual harassment and otr misconduct cnn reported the allegations aincluded touching, stari suggestive comments. in a statement, frman said, "i apologize to anyone who felt uncomfortable or disrespected-- that was never my intent." and on wall street, the dow jones industrial average lost 75 points to close at 24,811. the nasdaq fell one point, and the s&p 500 slipped five. still to come on the newshour: briefing congress on why an f.b.i. informant was talking to the trump campaign. police release the video of a black prof

dennis debusschere will be staying with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ying with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ mr. elliot, what's your wifi password?i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let's basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here, too. so sophie, i have an xfi password, and it's "daditude". simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. lisa: this is "bloomberg daybreak." get you caught up across the board. theee some red ahead of open. dow jones and nasdaq futures are a touch lower. ftse 100 is dipping higher. if you flip up the board we get an idea of what is going on across assets. is going nowhere in the u.s. and the british pound is weakening against the dollar as a result of weakening manufacturing data. oil is dipping lower. david: we have -- earnings out. $2.08 is what was forecast. i'm not sure if that is apples to apples. lisa: before you get too the fiscal still see year adjusted of $8.45 billion so they did not increase the estimates. seenased on what we have with previous earnin

mr. mayor. you know, hearing from the law enforcement leadership of the city is really critical and we are proud to have with us today our city attorney, dennis herre herrera. our public defender jeff adache and then i want to turn it over to the chief law enforcement elected official for the city and county of san francisco, our district attorney george gascon. >> [applause] >> thank you, david. thank you, mr. mayor. thank you to the entire city family. you know, there are many things that we can today as to why there is something inherently wrong with what one particular candidate for mayor in this city is trying to propose. i will not mention the name because i don't want my statement to actually be googled and give any additional amplification to that person. is message is wrong for many different reasons. i'm going to touch up on three. one is about public safety. there are studies after studies and we are down to three and a half of three decades of sanctuary policies around this nation and we know that jurisdictions that have sanctuary policies actually are safer than jurisdictions that are not. i personally can speak not only because

mr. president? >> what do you say to the report that -- fired? >> i think we will actually have a good relationship assuming we have the meeting. >> i have a lot fewer rebounds than dennispend a great teal time with chairman kim. >> let the people read it for themselves and draw their own conclusions. >> some leagues hurt to hurt colleagues and use the media to schiffy each other. >> wounds to heal. >> this is what the hawaii national guard is worried about lava covering roads. >> never watch sports the same way. >> i'm taking the warriors plus one and a half. >> prince charles will walk the american bride down the aisle. of the palace confirmed this morning. >> i always say intro investigators world unite. i'm not going to meet him. that would mean i have to leave home. >> mr. speaker, what the hell is wrong with this place. >> that is so obvious laurel and not yanny. >> laurel. >> bret: one week. thanks for inviting us into your week tonight. that's it for "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. remember, we have you completely covered for the wedding 5:00 a.m. special coverage with shep and sandra. now, we turn over to the story hosted by melissa francis tonig

mr. secretary, thanks for your time. great to be with you. host: coming up, dennisgaard aboard the c-span bus as part of "50 capitals south carolina is where the bus is parked today. that conversation coming up right after the break. >> sunday on q&a, university of professor story of iam hitchcock, the age eisenhower in the 1950s. disciplined the presidency and eisenhower, the way he carried himself and the a disciplined man, a great athlete when he was in every organized man respect, very methodical, that ran the white house, too. extremely organized. people, especially john kennedy criticized developed, for being organized and predictable. for eisenhower, it meant when had a plan, knew how to respond and who to turn to. plans are say worthless, but planning is everything. you are always thinking, what is what crisis might erupt? we should be thinking about it. e was systematic in the way he governed, he met the press every week, congressional leaders week, he chaired the national security council every had his thumb on the government, he trusted the process, he be

mr. cohen, whoever is on the other end of the line likely listened in as well. trish: yeah. let me, segue. we have a lot to cover here. then i got two great investors on set. dennis look at market before we went to the press conference with sarah huckabee sanders that you think it market would be trading down significantly during the session so why would it turn around? >> sure. after yesterday's high to this morning's low you fell 750 dow points, to rally back 350 dow points is really quite reasonable. i'm reminded of the early 1970s, what did the president know, and when did the president know it. i voted for this fellow. but every time i turn around we seem to have more and more problems. last night's comments by mr. giuliani, i'm not a lawyer, didn't seem to do the president much good. suddenly you're taking topic of impeachment, 5% probability to something greater than that in very short period of time. trish: you think that is what the markets are reacting to earlier in the day? >> absolutely. not a question. that is exactly what the market was responding to. trish: you would think still, forgive me, dennis, if that is the thesis, right, we are getting thes

dennis cu kucinich. great to have you here this morning. your reaction to the attack ad that you are fox news' house poodle. >> let's put it this way that mr. was the watchdog at the consumer protection board but the catch dog walked away from his post and cost millions of consumers billions of dollars. i think if he's going to stay making canine comparisons, we have to look at the fact that when he left his post, he turned the keys of the finance protection bureau over to the trump administration. so you know, i think he has some accounting to do on that. >> all right. so richard cordray backed by elizabeth warren. the primary is this coming tuesday, a state that people are watching closely. the president there yesterday touting tax reform. what is your sense of where the democratic party is in the state of ohio. you look at cordray clearly with liberal policies policpolicies.what do you thino happen on tuesday? >> elizabeth warren is opposed to assault weapons in her state of massachusetts but apparently is for them in the state of ohio because mr. cordray is full on with the nra on that. it's a contradiction there. but as far as the othe