i requested mr. lopez to go there yesterday. i only received this so we could check every one of them, whatever their concerns is. he happened to be there yesterday. i said i rescheduled because i was waiting for the electrical contractor who was rescheduling on me and part of the complaint was his job. i hired him thinking he is a licensed contractor and he did the work with permit and stuff and i'm doing my best. i have a $3500 mortgage every month and all of this work involves a lot of money. and if i do the full blast i could lose my house. i'm begging the commission. i'm trying my best. i would like to talk personally after the hearing, make an appointment with ms. rosemary to tell her what my concerns are and go one-by-one. some of these i don't know, like title 24 and the stuff to the garage and there's no mold and mildew in my house. i would like to talk, they could even go to my house. >> yes. and they were scheduled to do that 3-4 times already. you cancelled. so i appreciate that. i think it will happen anyway. >> i s

and if we do get mr. lopezor as president, which is highly likely, i think investors exitprobably quite rightly capital positions for mexico. the recent weakness in the mexican peso was traded through 20. anna: very specific idiosyncratic stories within latin america. your thoughts on those emerging markets. we use a lot of charts and os 15 minutes. if they went by too quickly, -- we used a lot of charts in the last 15 minutes. if they went i too quickly, join the bloomberg terminal. you can bring all of those up and use them in your own work. next, live from your -- from room. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- from rome. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ good morning, everybody. s&p futures up 5.1%. pu .1%. in italy, the new prime minister sought to reassure the market with plans to reduce the massive debt burden. latest is now for the kevin costello from rome. the flat tax program is getting a lot of attention. what is going on? what is it about that that speaks the markets? kevin: it is one of those programs that could actually

mexico's problems but is only strategy to eradicate it seems to be leading by example in general mr lopez obrador is on his third presidential run as a fish has plans but he's providing few policy details he's been reticent for example of what he'll do to still fresh reform of the energy sector or if you can't so the new thirteen billion dollars that's worried many particularly business leaders but others see the leftist populist as an outsider they're willing to take a chance on if they've been repeating that loss of a lot of still of the. sure and that. totally predictable and it seems to be basically a loss of us no it doesn't seem to do any damage at all and i think that's got to do with with the electorate also being fed up of every party n.b.c. give let's give these guys a chance know. now there are less than three weeks to election day the result the boring major supposes seems increasingly inevitable of. argentina's congress has begun debating whether to legalize abortion ahead of a historic vote on the matter hundreds of people have gathered outside parliament to watch the sessio

mr. lopez is a taxpayer but his taxes are being used against him to ruin him. the lawyer and the squatter. he could have bought in court at great cost but he chose to walk away. he's selling the house. he said it's just not worth it. tomorrow in san francisco, there is a ppohat would giv it taxpayer-funded lawyer to any and all tenants facing eviction. this ishealifornia left in action. there's a housing shortage created in part by extreme regulations that make it v hard and very expensive to build a new home. they respond with anti- landlord rules that make the housing and homeless mess much worse. the greens have given california skyhigh gas prices because they hate oil companies. the government unions have unpayable pensions. the government is still chasing the multimillion dollar bullet train to nowhere and the democrats now want to get illegals free medical care. it's called dysfunction and it is obvious. it is not, as they say, sustainable. the third hour of "varney a company" is about to begin. i'm a little fired up about the editorial. come in larry. na

mr. papa over here. >>> jennifer lopez is wrapping up her residency in september. >> that could free up timeor her to get married to alex roiguez. just throwing it out there. before you get excited, listen to what jlo had to say about it. >> i made plenty of mistakes in my past. we're mature now, grown up. we're going to take our time and do things at our own pace. >> if there's a lesson to be learned from her broken engagement to ben affleck or quickie marriage to chris judd, j rod won't be rushing their trip down the aisle. last week she celebrated her planet hollywood show. >> 100, that's a landmark. >> backstage, the real meaning behind h latest spanish single. translation: where is the ring? >> it was written about the two of us, not about the two of us. it's not, hey, where's my ring? >> i feel like they wrote it because they want that to happen. >> we all want that to happen. >> we have to take our time. >> the song was about getting a ring. the song was about getting a ring. >> i feel it, i feel it. >> cameron looks a little more tan than usual. that's because he spent the weekend ki

mrs. barbara brown lopez. the mother of an incredible community leader in the mission and in our city, ms. tracy brown. barbara passed away on sunday, born in guatemala, barbara considered guatemala and the united states her homes. she proudly acknowledged her cultural heritage and taught her students to do the same. she worked for the san francisco unified school district for over 30 years. 20 of which she spent at cesar chavez elementary school in the mission. she took great pride in her career and work with young people and she made a difference for countless students and families throughout our city. her deep commitmentork and school district dropout prevention unit helped numerous families keep their kids in school. she also took pride in her loving family, her two children, including tracy, her six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. it's my honor to adjourn today's meeting in her honor, ms. barbara brown lopez was loved, a woman that gave everything to her family and our public schools and she

mr. biggs: i congratulate my friend, umh beer toe lopez who received hotel of the year award this past may. he rose from humble roots and is the true definition of the american dream. his father passed away worked at the university of arizona and became a c.p.a. arizona he found an tourism and owes them in bringing excellence to hospital and the outstanding hotels he manages. he created a foundation which works to improve the quality of life of communities and families across southern arizona through education health and welfare. he has worked to provide for arizona and those in need as a testament as a success to the american deem and the character we need in our citizens. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i se today to congratulate the titusville in achieving award for outsta

mr. sheeran faced legal action for the same track in the past. he denies all allegations. eis weekend the people of mexico are voting ct a new esident. polls suggest that leftist politician andrÉs manuel lÓpezbrador is the man to beat. but just like in the u.s. congressional elections may determine how muchhey new leader can achieve. i spoke every time ago -- i spoke a brief time ago with the president of the inter-american dialogue. is andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador bally mexico's donald trump as some would have ieve? >> there are some characteristics but also differences.ra lÓpez r has been a politician all his life. donald trump iannot a politi lÓpez obrador was the mayor of rixico city, the capital, so he has governing exce and you can evaluate his record. donald trump was a real estate investor. -- developer. but they have a similar message in attacking the status quo, the establishment, political parties, and both are beneficiaries of the weakening of political parties in the united states and also in mexico. laura: lÓpez rador seems to be way out in front. is it the corruption and criminality in mexico that is driving his apparent success michael: those aren the two m factors. according