mr. jackson and others, there is always work to be done. whether it's 10% unemployment, or 2.1%, there are still people that we can bring in. if you look at the graph -- i don't know the slide number, but if you look at the work we're doing bringing 45 students into the industry and another 45 in the fall. we're hopeful that as many of those 35 students as possible, working with ocii and partners were to trade twice as many as long year. i don't know math, but if you look at that demand, if we're constant growth but demand is like that, it will result in a lower percentage. >> chair mondejar: we still don't know your title. >> joshua arse, director of city build in the office of economic and work force development. working closely with ocii on a number of projects. >> chair mondejar: so he's not with ocii. >> we're on the same floor and see each other every day and you fund our work, so we're grateful for that. >> chair mondejar: thank you. i do have a follow-up question. >> commissioner ransom-scott: you're answering part of the question t

mr. president? jackson, well, not only am i not on board, mr. clay, but i am ready to wage war against this bank of the united states and here we have it, the bank war. one of the most dramatic events in united states history. the charter of that second bank will expire very short ly. whigs in congress wish to recharter it early, jackson to their surprise -- they didn't expect this -- declares his opposition to the bank. where does this come from? where does this come from? it seems to come out of nowhere. jackson did not run his campaign in 1828 against the bank. in fact, jackson made no mention of the bank during his presidential campaign. there was no hint he was going to do something like this, now all of a sudden jackson unleashes a torrent of insults. here you have some of them, first of all, jackson says the bank is unconstitutional. the bank, jackson says, is monopoly, an unconstitutional monopoly. not only is it monopoly, jackson says it's monster, and those are quotes, the monster, jackson says. jackson warns that if this bank is recha

mr. alan jackson.

mr. powell will address that at jackson hall. >> yeah, the fed chairmans rarely make ways at the meeting,t think you will hear anything from the fed chairman directed at the president. do i think he will make the case as to why the economy is at a point that can support raising rates -- cheryl: you think he will make the argument. >> yeah. cheryl: some thing he will be dovish today so that's interesting. >> i don't think you'll see anything. the market is looking for anything that say that is the fed may delay a rate rise but the frustration for the president, look, the feds have raised rates 5 times since the president entered office, but i think that's a little bit misguyeded due to the fact that the economy is fantastically, it can support interest rate rises and we need rates to rise from here. cheryl: you don't want to see run away inflation, when you have a strong economy, you have unprecedented borrowing right now. federal deficit is something that powell has to look at, committee has to look at when assessing interest rates but if you don't start hiking interest rates -- but that

we will talk about what has happened to jackson hole and the interpretation of mr.ovish. we will talk about fed independence and the latest on trade with the u.s. and china. not so much happening out of last week. we are t-10 days in regards to the $200 billion of tariffs between the u.s. and china. that is set to start september 6. -- despite the lower level talks taking place last week. more pain before we get resolution. lynn,l be joined by max talking all things emerging markets. is the pain over? we had a wrist bite of weakness last week. down 6/10 of 1%. that created more of a breathing space for these asian emerging markets currencies. is that a temporary pause? we will take a look at the impact of the trade war because the assumption is as long as it trade tensions continue, as long as the fed continues its trajectory, that they would be coming from jay powell's comments, then the dollar strength is going to be the way to go from here. lots more to come on daybreak asia. that is about it for "daybreak: australia." we have trading with a new government today.

jackson hole seemed more dovish. >> it will definitely help the yuan. mr. powell came out and said it is steady as she goes.te dollar. that will take downward pressure off the yuan. the the fed move and technical adjustment by the pboc putting a floor for the yuan in the near-term. ramy: trade talks, will this move by china influence those at all? >> the yuan, on one side of the debate, people say they can use it as a weapon in the trade war. trump saying they are manipulating the currency. on the other side, this goes to show perhaps it is a goodwill gesture from china. they are not going to let weekend to where it becomes a tool to leverage in the trade war. perhaps it is a goodwill gesture. either way, it does feel like we are heading toward the next batch of tariffs on yet more goods coming out of china. right here, right now, the yuan is not the primary factor in the trade negotiations. yvonne: thank you. .et's bring in max linn he joins us now from singapore. what we have seen in the past, when china interviews this countercyclical factor, we did see the bloomberg dollar -- we did see the dollar slide

got jackson hole coming up, chinese trade talks, mr.at may spread that blowout a little bit. di: i will have to give that to you. i like a good technical. i am wondering about your chart in the sense that i wonder what the seat will in 3, 6, 12 months time a look like given the political peril surrounding the u.s. at the moment. rishaad: bonds versus equities. it was bonds you have given the thumbs up to. i like that chart a lot. you can have a look and interact with those charts. just go to gtv . theman have a look at turkey analysis and save those charts for future reference as well. about to these headlines from politico, saying the trump administration is planning to announce on thursday it has reached a breakthrough in the north american free trade association talks, nafta talks, with mexico. it just clear the way for canada to rejoin the negotiations to revive the free trade. what we have seen as the mexican .75%.ppreciate by is 18.60 at the moment. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." i am emily chang in san francisco. we

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mr. cudmore's believe it won't move the market, we will bring you significant coverage from the jackson hole gathering of central bankers. the fedts include presidents of st. louis, cleveland, dallas, atlanta. draghi will not be there, but who will print -- replacing is a subject we discussed today. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: the european open." let's get the bloomberg business flash 14 minutes from the open. for that, singapore and juliette saly. juliette: elon musk has hired morgan stanley to assist him in his potential bid to take tesla private. bloomberg understands the investment bank is advising elon musk, not the board or committee to evaluate and eventual private proposal. stanley without explanation -- meanwhile, a fire at tesla's factory in fremont california was extinguished with no injuries. citigroup predicts its asian equities business will post its best results since the financial crisis, which could help the global firm sustained flagging the mentum -- momentum. bloomberguities told that revenue increased 33% in the first half

tom: it was in the intimacy of theoval office with portrait of andrew jackson overlooking our editor in chief. here is mrd china trade. >> they create standard that make it impossible as they have standards, like with medical equipment, they created new standards so we can get our medical equipment. not at the standards are higher, but they are different, so our companies can get the medical equipment into europe. you have to change your ways because the european union is almost as bad as china, just smaller. tom: define it as you will. maybe it is trump-lateral or some sort of bilateral, or perhaps it is multilateral. here's the president on the wto. >> i would say the wto is the single worst trade deal ever made. if they don't shape up, i will withdraw from the wto. tom: joining us now from washington, not in the oval office is our chief washington correspondent. i thought it was fascinating to have the interview in audio, rather than the visual extravaganza of tv. you hear this act every day. what was distinctive about the interview? takeawaythink the big is the attorney general has a job until after

mr. trump, your former boss, how many times did you hear him use the n word. >> multiple times. what's upsetting,s it bout someone on the set with me. >> jackson, ass businen, on the first season of the "apprentice" dlipd to comment taking a hard passn all things omarosa. the former reality star going into more details about what was allegedly said with that savannah. >> you actually heard the tape. >> absolutely. >> how long is the tape. >> there are multiple tapes. >> you have sincehe book closed. >> since i hrd it self. >> how long is the tape. >> about three minutes. >> oddey or vide camer outtakes. >> it's audio. >> manigault-newman dangling possibilityf more secretly recordedtapes. >> i have plenty. >> leaving the door open to the sp >> anything mueller would like to see, robert mueller. >> if his office calls again, anything they want, i'll share. >> reporter: it's the latest in manigault-newman's scorched earth book tour prompting mr. trump to lash out on twitter earlier in the day as well calling omarosa a low life,nd wacky not smart. >> tiply with african-americans, he thinks we're all stupid. >> the new tweet after manigault release

before we let you go, pushing ahead to jackson hole, when jay powell starts talking, what do you hope to garner from his statement? peter: i think what i have is the about mrll fact that he is being very thoughtful and measured about how the fed considers their actions, how they take action, and then how they take into account factors that can influence the impact, not only of their decisions, but the factors that impact other parts of the economy, so what i am ofing for is a continuation his thoughtful approach, so again, we are expecting their are going to be two more increases this year, but in terms of next year, you know, in threet has priced movements, and year, we will see. i think the fed is going to take a very measured course taking into account where the economy is and also where the global markets are as well. ramy: we will leave it there. peter austin, head of multi-asset solutions. up next, oil surge may be one winner from china's proposed tariffs on u.s. lng. more next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. ramy: i am a knee inocencio in new york -- ramy inocencio in new york, and you are watching "daybreak australia

mr. trump did nothing wrong, even as the president changes his story yet again. let's bring in our analysts to assess. joey jacksonite house says the president did nothing wrong. those are the words that sarah sanders kept saying. i want you to listen today to how the president explained the hush money payments to those two women during an interview with fox news. listen to this. >> later on i knew. later on. but you have to understand, what he did -- and they weren't taken out of campaign finance. that's a big thing. in fact, my first question when i heard about it was did they come out of the campaign? because that could be a little dicey. and they didn't come out of the campaign. and that's big. but they weren't -- that's not -- it's not even a campaign violation. >> all right. so what's your reaction to that? because so many people, experts have said it is a campaign violation. what's the president's strategy here? >> so wolf, it's very difficult for me to discern the president's strategy when i don't think he knows what the strategy is. you cannot say one thing on monday, i did know, another thing on tuesday,

mr. president trump and google after the he accused them of wigging their search results. hallie jackson has details on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president trump is staying away from specifics but hinting new regulations may be in the works for google, the latest battle for a president whose seen plenty of them of the google is fighting back. this morning president trump leaning in to that tough talk against big tech accusing those companies of bias against consumers, the president tweeting this video showing images of the google home page supposedly taken during the obama years. then in 2017 and 2018 without mention of president trump's speeches, donald trump including the hashtag stop the bias, the only problem, google says its not true. they did promote the president's 2018 address. on january 30th, 2018, we highlighted the live stream of president trump's state of the union on the google.com home page. we have historically not promoted the first address to congress by a new president, which is technically not a state of the union address. as a result we didn't in

mr. trump, your former boss, how many times did you hear him use the n word? >> multiple times. what's upsetting it was about someone on the cast with me, about kwame jacksonllegations taking a, quote, hard pass on all things omarosa. the former reality star going into more details about what was allegedly said with savannah. >> you actually heard the tape. >> absolutely. >> how long is this tape? >> there are multiple tapes. let's establish that. >> you say you have since closed -- >> i heard it myself. >> how long is that tape? >> it's about three minutes. >> is it audio or video. >> audio. >> it's supposed to be camera outtakes. >> audio. >> manigault-newman dangling the possibility of more secretly recorded tapes. >> oh, i have plenty. >> leaving the door open to the special counsel. >> anything mueller would like to see, robert mueller. >> if his office calls again, anything they want i'll share. >> the latest in scorched earth book tour prompting him to lash out later as well calling omarosa a low life, not smart. and a lowlife. >> typically with african-americans he thinks we're all stupid. >> manigault released a recording of a phone call with mr.

mr. trump is waiting for a big shoe to drop with charges expected against his former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, potentially within the next few days. joey jacksonw concerned should the president be if michael cohen is formally charged with criminal violations? >> i think very concerned. you know, look, when you are actually charged with something, that's the time where you speak your piece. the prosecution is out of the southern district, there could be parallels, there are parallels between manafort and cohen. on the one hand, violations that we think will be bank fraud, perhaps tax issues, dealing with tax stuff. but here's the difference. the difference is cohen has said i would speak in the event that i had to. it is about my family and it is about my country. that's the bottom line, not about you, mr. president. to the extent that he cannot, that is trump distances from cohen, he is not a guy that brought my water, not on my campaign three seconds, two months, three days, whatever trump says, he is a guy that knows the real deal. he can spill and tell the real deal. and let us not forget the reality of the matter is that there's this thing

mr. trump adding i would love to have him do a great job. this as senate gop sources tell cnn trump is increasingly venting about sessions for months now. outfront, democratic congresswoman sheila jacksonf texas, sits on the house judiciary committee. thank you for joining us tonight. give you a moment to get that earpiece back in there. >> thank you, jim. >> can you hear me okay? happens to me all the time as well. >> good evening. >> good evening. thanks for coming on. you of course opposed session' nomination for ag, claiming at the time he was one of the most far right members of the senate, that he lacked commitment to equal justice or rights. march of 2017, you said he should step down immediately for failing to disclose meetings with russian ambassador to the u.s. i wonder if in current circumstances would you be happy to see him resign or be fired? >> jim, first of all let me offer my deepest sympathy to the family, friends, to the congress, house and senate for their loss of senator john mccain. >> sure. >> who truly is an american hero. and as well, let me offer to the american people we have lost the queen of music, not soul music, the queen of music for her genius, her spir

mr. president, i have visited research laboratories all across the united states, the mayo clinic, n.i.h. here in the washington area, jackson laboratories in the great state of maine, the university of pennsylvania, harvard, and i have seen what is going on in the labs due to the increases in n.i.h. funding that we provided. it is so exciting, and i am convinced that if we sustain this commitment, we can avoid such tragedy for so many american families, as well as avoiding the tremendous burden of our nation's most costly disease. again, i want to salute the efforts of chairman blunt for continuing to press forward and for his leadership and strong support of biomedical research. thank you, mr. president. and i yield the floor to the chairman of the subcommittee, senator blunt. mr. blunt: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. blunt: mr. president, certainly i want to thank my colleagues for today not only the credit that they have shared with me and that i have -- that i am reluctant to accept on the basis that this is clearly an effort of establishing what our priorities are. there are a lot

mr. powell goes to wyoming this morning. jay powell is set to speak at the wyoming jackson hole symposium later this hour, later this morning, eastern. president trump chri criticizedm recently over increasing interest rates. futures this morning showing a gain. we are expecting the markets to open higher this morning with the dow industrials up 70 points, quarter of a percent higher on the s&p and a quarter of a percent higher on the nasdaq this morning. even though trade tensions sent the markets lower yesterday, dow industrials gave up 76 points yesterday at the close, the s&p and the nasdaq were also negative. in europe this morning, different story. money moving into equities. fq100 up a fraction, cac up a half of percent, the dax index up a quarter of a percent in germany, all higher. asian markets mostly high wear the exception of hong kong, it was down half a percent. fired by text, a woman asked for maternity leave. she says she got a text back saying she's fired. the stunning details coming up. cheerleader geezer, why four georgia cheerleaders who knelt during the national anthem last year are facing consequences.

mrs. bloomberg markets: asia. -- this is bloomberg markets: asia. haidi: the offshore yuan strengthened as the pboc indicates it will continue to offer support. message outing the of jackson hole. shrugging it off and signals no change in rate policy. struggling noble puts its rescue plan on the line. shares suspended in singapore ahead of today. it is a reasonable start to the trading week here in asia after a lot of political turmoil. we have also had turkish markets returning to trading. looking out again for any emerging market recondition of that volatility. take a look at how it is setting up in asia. they are in a trading hole as the key shareholder vote takes place. downturn for malaysian stocks. a little bit of weakness in dollar-yen. taiwan stock up half a percent. numbers as. trade well as china pmi and industrial production profits coming out later today. some key gauges to see how the s are playingff war' out. extendingrading friday's surge. the pboc is taking action. let's bring in sophie. this is not just leading into market sentiment, is more broad than that. you can see onas this chart, the correlation for stocks, with the world as well as commodities, th

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