mr. straszheim: not close. tom: why not? why can't they just clear the market? mr. uous in all the things they do. excuse me, 2017 is their political selection year as was our election year last year. they did a lot of stimulus this year that is already in place. tom: gabriela, you are listening to this clinic with mr. straszheim here. let's get basic. what is the opportunity for investors given the turmoil in china's financial system? gabriela: i think the opportunity for investors is this managed slowdown and managed transition. we have written a positive note --investing markets associated stability in commodity prices and currencies. opportunity ise this positive backdrop for emerging markets at a moment when a lot of investors rarely have any exposure to that area world. francine: howdy make the difference between brazil and something else? there seems to be political wor. risk and if you look at parallels between south africa where they are talking about a possible something happening to the president and brazil, it looks very different to other countries where

mr. straszheim: standpoint is -- administration's standpoint is --information shadow sharing, the shadowe manchester attack clouding over this summit and the bbc report the u.k. police officers stopped information sharing with the u.s. has emboldened the president's cry for there to be an investigation. is at faulthoever for those intelligence leaks." the second point i would make is on the paris climate accord. gary cohn that reporter that there is not going to be any type of major announcement on where this administration stands on this. they are going to be listening and as gary cohn put it, learning about where exactly european allies are on this. it is worth noting that the pope gave the president a book on climate change during his recent trip to the vatican city. david: we will check back in on you for that reporting from sicily. richard haass served as a senior , as u.s. special envoy for northern ireland. he is now president of the council of foreign relations and the author of 12 books. most recently "the world in this array." welcome back to the program. i want to talk about g