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liverpool were looking to switch to nike once their current deal with new balance came to an end in 2020 the new balance took the club to court claiming they had an agreement with liverpool allowing them to renew the deal if they could match any rival bid well a judge in the u.k. high court disagreed it means liverpool's deal with new balance worth $51000000.00 a year will come to an end in may 2020 the proposed deal from nike is actually less at $38000000.00 a year so why the change will nike argued and the judge agreed that their deal was worth more in terms of marketing nike saying they would use sports stars like serena williams to help promote liverpool products. well over in the n.b.a. after winning on the opening night the detroit pistons have come crashing back down to earth it happened against the atlanta hawks a trey young scoring 38 points and contributing 9 a serious as the hawks opened their season with a 117100 victory. so as a child tiger woods was a well known golf prodigy and his achievements have inspired young players all around the world they include a 6 year old

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liverpool were looking to switch to nike once their current deal with new balance ends in 2020, but new balance took the club to court, claiming they had an agreement with liverpool, allowing them to renew the deal if they could match any rival bid. the judge in the u.k. high court disagreed. it means liverpool's deal with new balance, worth $51 million a year, will come to an end in may 2020. the proposed deal with nike is actually less at $38 million a year, so why the change? nike argued and the judge agreed that their deal was worth more in terms of marketing. nike saying they would use sports stars like serena williams to help promote liverpool products. tocester city have moved up second behind liverpool in the english premier league after they equaled the record for the largest win in epl history. they beat southampton moral 9-0 friday. there was -- 9-0 friday. there was high drama and the l.a. galaxy to reach the conference finals. thursday night was the first time the pair had met in postseason. all eyes were on it for him of it and what may be his last game in the mls. he scor

the balance s back of her time. the gentlewoman from new york reserves the balance of her time. he gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. chabot: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to yield to the on the l sponsor republican side, mr. hagedorn of minnesota. the peaker pro tempore: gentleman from minnesota is recognized. mr. hagedorn: thank you, mr. speaker. hank you, ranking member chabot, for yielding the time. rise today in support of h.r. 4405, the women's business centers improvements act, and hanks to my colleague, representative davids, for sponsoring this bill, me oducing it, and inviting to co-author it. i appreciate your leadership on this, congresswoman. his bipartisan legislation works to support women entrepreneurs nationwide by strengthening the women's business centers program. our bill will increase access to training, counseling, assistance programs, capital, and workforce investment. essentialmeasures are to growing businesses, expanding enterprises, and growing our economy.ates millions of women own small businesses in the united states, wonderful thing. entrepre

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balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: i field five minutes to the author of this important resolution, the vice chair of the congressional armenian caucus, chair of the permanent select committee on intelligence, the gentleman from california, mr. schiff. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california, mr. schiff, is recognized for five minutes. mr. schiff: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.res. 296, which i introduced along with representative bilirakis to recognize and commemorate the armenian genocide. this is a vote i have fought for 19 years to cast. my wonderful colleagues, anna eshoo, jackie speier, have fought far longer than i have. it is one that tens of thousands of my constituents, my armenian american constituents have waited decades to see. it is a moment that so many have worked and struggled and prayed for, a moment when the house of representatives refused to be enlisted in the cause of genocide denia

the images make plain the new balance of power in the region blatta mir putin's russia is now the dominant peacekeeper in syria the agreement between putin and gives a boost to syrian president bashar assad through him putin can secure his position in the region and return assad's getting nearly one 3rd of his territory back while the station's troops along the turkish border in the north. after withdrawing its forces the united states has virtually no part left to play is the u.s. fading to a regional power while russia returns as a. world power. was looked out already let's just talk a little bit more about vladimir putin the report suggests that he's the know the dominant player in the region i think that's what you said earlier if he is the dominant player in the region is that a good thing or about think it's a terrible thing of course i mean for one thing he doesn't have the means to back up the power he's got russia's economy the size of spain right they cannot control a world empire which they just falling into that into their lap due to the west and . i don't know not caring and s

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york, mr. jeffries. mr. jeffries: thank you. let me first just thank the distinguished gentleman from the commonwealth of virginia, mr. cline, for his leadership as it relates to the case act. and let me now yield four minutes to the distinguished chair of the house judiciary committee, chairman nadler. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler, is recognized. mr. nadler: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 2426, the copyright alternative and small claims enforcement act of 2019, or the case act. this important bipartisan legislation would establish a voluntary small claims court within the copyright office to hear copyright suits seeking $30,000 or less in total damages. today many small creators, especially digital artists, are unable to protect their rights, because the cost of pursuing infringement claim in federal court is far greater, as much as 10 times or more than the damages they could ever hope to receive.

balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman from new mexico reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from arizona virginia tech. mr. gosar: i thank the chairman. i will love to hear that argument on the discussion on anwr. that would have been interesting to have. and when i look at this, it's become very evident in my time here in congress to find programs that had no authorization by congress that were enacted. interesting. interesting, once again in a government that is not trusted, trust is a series of promises kept. once again this reiterates the private property ownership of these allotees to make sure that it is not impugned. i do not see the definition of that causing a quandry. once again, these are allotees us to deserving and for require to make sure they are held whole. once again i find it shortsighted in the application that no one wants to accept. the other side doesn't accept this amendment. with that i wish everyone would vote for this amendment. with that i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from n

balance of power." we are on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio. ♪ david: from new york, this is bloomberg balancewer. breaking news right now, president trump says he will nominate john sullivan to be u.s. ambassador to russia. mr. sullivan has been the deputy under mikef state pompeo. he was serving as acting secretary of state for a time after rex tillerson left and is inawyer that practiced down washington. john sullivan is the replacement for jon huntsman as ambassador to russia. turkey is asking for solidarity from its allies over its military offenses in syria. nato has urged turkey to exercise restraint in its assault, yet says they have serious concerns about the fighters. former south african president trialzuma will face on corruption charges. he lost a court date today to have a 1999 case against him tossed out. he is accused of receiving bribes from a french arms manufacturer. toled south africa from 2009 2018, when he was forced to resign by the ruling african national congress, partly due to separate corruption allegations. he has denied any wrongdoing. a powerful typhoon could drop

balance of his time. the gentleman from texas reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. engel: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. mccaul: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield three minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. hurd. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. hurd: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my friend from texas for yielding. i'm proud to rise today in support of the bipartisan pact act, to hold turkey accountable for its destabilizing and dangerous decision to invade northern syria and attack america as he kurdish allies -- america's kurdish allies. after fighting side by side, syrian kurds are now being under siege and fleeing their homes. according to the united nations, over 180,000 people have been displaced, including 80,000 children. many are fleeing to the kurdish region of iraq, which already hosts over 200,000 refugees from the syrian civil war. turkey's reckless actions have created a humanitarian crisis that will strai

live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television andadio. we turned out a mark crumpton for bloomberg first word news. mark: the battle over the impeachment inquiry into president trump continues on capitol hill. house democrats say they will subpoena the u.s. ambassador to the eu to testify before a house panel. after the state department barred him from appearing it is scheduled deposition. adam schiff spoke to reporters. >> the failure to produce this witness, the failure to produce these documents, we consider yet additional strong evidence of obstruction of the constitutional functions of congress. messages released last week reveal conversations between sutherland and other u.s. diplomats who are intermediaries as president trump urged ukraine to investigate joe biden's families. he is a hotel executive who donated $1 million to president's inaugural committee. the supreme court appears to be divided over whether a federal law protects gay employees from being fired because of their sexual orientation. today's hour-long session su

balance of his time. the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from new york his ves the balance of time. the gentleman from texas, mr. mccaul, is recognized. mr. mccaul: thank you, mr. speaker. to yield two minutes to the gentleman from illinois, mr. shimkus. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is two minutes.r mr. shimkus: thank you, mr. speaker. it's great to come down here issue.nd talk on this i've been a little bit outspoken since the decision was made by branch.utive though it's great to see the legislative branch take a stand about what this policy decision has made. ood friend with the chairman mccaul and, of course, eliot engel, who is the chairman of the committee. as someone who served for many years in the military and involved with the nato parliamentary assembly and our alliances and values are important. walking away from friends is a indication of policy that we support, we don't want to condone. we want america to be great, but we're also great because of our friends and our allies. not bad.s are coalitions strengthen our public world.around the and our

fox news pretends to be fair and balanced, a news organization, but they have tipped all the way overshep i think said i've had enough. >> i've been stunned to watch anchors of the network mocking and attacking another anchor. that would never happen here -- wouldn't happy for very long. let me tell you that. do you think that might be the breaking point? do you think fox may reconsider this kind of hunger games to play out? >> i would imagine so. and i would say about shep smith, it tax a significant amount of courage to say what you're thinking inwardly/outwardly. it takes courage to go against the tides. takes courage to stand alone when the president of the united states is attacking you. it takes courage when your own colleagues are attacking you. at some point, i watch fox news, i respect a lot of the people at fox news, they're going to reach a point where they have to ask ourselves, where do you want to find ourselves on the like? >> i think they're just looking at the ratings, and the ratings are killing. if i'm bret bahair. w. with shep smith's departure, someone like chris

the gentleman from california reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. smith: mr. speaker, we yield back the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. sherman: we have no additional speakers on this side. so i yield myself so much time as i may consume for the purpose of closing. i want to thank mr. smith for introducing this legislation. 30 years since tiananmen square. chinese authorities are still turning to violence and intimidation to crush and attack basic freedoms. with this important legislation, we send a clear signal that the united states stands with the people of hong kong. i hope all members will join me in supporting the passage of this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 3289, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. i

with governor rendell at 1:00 eastern time on the second hour of "balance of power" on bloomberg radio. we are still waiting for the newsrence from the white house. president trump and the president of italy will be speaking. ons is "balance of power" bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i am david westin. david o stewart did not start out to be an author or expert on impeachment. he entered private practice in washington where he did white collar criminal law, including defending judge walter nixon and his impeachment trial before the u.s. senate. he is now the author of several acclaimed books, including "a peach mint -- including, "impeachment, the trial of andrew johnson." thank you so much for being here. there's a lot of talk right now about whether what is being done with the investigation of president trump is fair. why doesn't he have counsel present as question. from president before, isn't it true what the congressman from texas says that in the case of nixon and in the case of clinton, opposing counsel were present? >> it is true, but it is an

there are components of the market, different reasons that we will continue to see weaker news into the balance of the year. but i think there is a variety of data that will begin to stabilize. you are seeing that already in corporate earnings, pmi data, or other things. you start to see some stabilization. i agree with kathy. i don't think this is about upside level of growth but about reducing the probability of a recessionary risk. jonathan: sometimes the information content of how a market responds to data is more valuable than the data itself. if the treasury market rallies on bad news, smaller than the treasury markets moves on good news, what kind of signal is in that? colin: it is troubling to me because i don't support it, to your point, that we have seen the bottom, the worst of it. i think it is pretty early to think about, now there is a light at the end of the tunnel. i think the fed is still too tight. what they say next week is important. the market is setting them up to say that we will pause until after the first quarter of next year, but i'm not sure what they will say. we nee

there are components of the market or different reasons that we will see weaker data or weaker news into the balancef the year. there is a variety of data that will start to stabilize and you are seeing that in corporate earnings and some parts of pmi data. you see some stabilization. i don't think this is about upside level or growth but about reducing the probability of a recessionary risk. jonathan: something we have mentioned for the whole week is sometimes how the market response to data is more useful than the data itself. the treasury market rallied on bad news -- what kind of signal is in that? >> the signal there -- and it is troubling to me. i don't really supported, -- support it but to your point that we have seen the bottom or the worst of it, i think it is early to think there is a light at the end of the tile and we are moving forward. i think the fed is too tight. what they say next week is important. to market is setting them up positive till after the first quarter of next year but i'm not sure what they will say. i think we need to see that play out and we will have a better feeli

shery: any news on the balance sheet? probably some discussion of that in the press conference. i don't expect to see it in the formal communicate. they are trying to use a bazooka to eliminate wholesale in the lending market through the turn of the year. shery: carl riccadonna, thank you for joining us for the latest on what to expect from the fed's rate decision. that is coming up at the top of the hour. we are seeing a bit of a mixed actor in the meantime, with the s&p 500 under pressure. the dow up performing a little bit. index being boosted by johnson & johnson. the 10-year yield falling for a second consecutive session, holding around 1.8%. the fed decision is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is the fed decides on bloomberg television. i'm scarlet fu along here with tom keene. we are waiting the seventh decision, the fomc expected to cut its interest rate for a third straight meeting. after the announcement at the top of the hour, jay powell will host his news conference. investors will be scrutinizing his every

i'm margot in bc the main world news headlines. on balancehe's invited turkey's president to the white house next month this past criticism is. this over trump's decision to withdraw us troops in northeast syria and leave. the local kurdish fighters. us allies. to the mercy of present photo once military. allegations the trump administration stop the us ambassadador to the east you frm giving evidence to the house committees. in the impeachment inquiry it's clean the cool sunderland as important

this is balance of power on bloomberg television. ♪ mberg television. ♪ david: from new york, this is power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. for bloomberg first word news, we go to mark crumpton. mark: in argentina, opposition leader alberto fernandez will be the next president. he won 48% of the vote, enough to avoid a runoff. but the outcome was tighter than expected and the party of thancio macri fared better forecast. meanwhile, argentina is slashing the amount of u.s. dollars its citizens may buy. boris johnson is pushing for an early election to resolve the brexit deadline. the house of commons will vote today on his call for a vote in december. earlier, the european union agreed to give the u.k. three-month delay. that will prolong the uncertainty for businesses and citizens but also removes the risk of a damaging no deal exit this thursday. president trump scored one of the biggest successes of his presidency, with the killing of islamic state leader al-baghdadi likely to blunt the impeachment inquiry. today, another slate of witnesses will testify. in cal

new products in manhattan. we talk to at senior vice president for hardware. this is balancepower on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio. ♪ david: from new york, this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. first word news, we go to mark crumpton. mark: house impeachment investigators are spending their inquiry. thoughte asked russell to testify next week about the withholding of military assistance to ukraine and any cover upefforts to those actions. the house is investigating whether president trump ordered to pressure ukraine to investigate joe biden and his son hunter. it's a sign of how far apart the u.s. and china are on trade despite that handshake deal. beijing will struggle to buy $50 billion worth of u.s. farm goods on this and remove retaliatory tariffs on american made products, and that will not happen unless president trump removes tariffs on chinese products. least 85 people have been killed and 400 wounded in election related violence in afghanistan. the united nations says the attacks are coming mainly from the taliban.

this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ from new york, thisalance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. let's go to mark crumpton for first word news. mark: boris johnson will get what he wants to break the brexit deadlock. willpposition party support the prime minister's call for an early election in december. it may be the last chance voters have to choose between canceling brexit or force through a hard split. this will be the third general election since 2015. members of parliament will vote today to endorse the election plan. lebanon's prime minister resigned today after two weeks of antigovernment protests descended into violence. in a televised address, he said he had reached a dead end, and it was time for what he called a major shock to confront the crisis. protesters thanked him for taking the first step to address popular demands but are now calling for other top officials to step down. in hong kong, chief executive carrie lam has denied what she calls malicious reports that she is being replaced. she says s

balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from north carolina reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. maloney: we have no further speakers, i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. mchenry: mr. chairman, i wish to close. i would like to submit for the record a letter in opposition to this very amendment from the national federation of independent business opposing this amendment. and again, i would highlight that the civil liberties concerns here are enormous. when you do minimal redax of specific personally identifiable information you could still expose data in certain jurisdictions of small business owners. in a way that i don't think is warranted, nor do i think the bill's sponsor would like to see. i think this is deeply problematic. i would urge my colleagues to look at the contents of this amendment and then to think through the concerns that they would have if it were their information exposed in a minimally redacted way. i don't think they'd be quite comfortable wit. now think of ask

david: from new york, this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. vid westin. for bloomberg first word news, we go to mark crumpton. mark: european leaders have unanimously endorsed the brexit deal formally sending it to the british parliament for ratification. they are holding a news conference on the deal right now. the irish prime minister speaking to reporters in brussels. the british prime minister has pledged to take the country out of the eu on october 31. he says today's agreement means a new delay is necessary. johnson still needs parliament to agree on a previous deal which was rejected three times. his political rivals and crucial allies have said they will not back the latest agreement, putting its future in doubt. turkey is rejecting a u.s. demand for a cease-fire in syria. president erdogan met today with vice president pence. a top official described the nato allies as being miles apart. erdogan says he will not hold the fighting until kurdish militants withdraw from an area along the border. the u.s. ambassador to the european union i

i'm margot in bc the main world news headlines. on balance is he's invited turkey's president to the white house next month this past criticism is. this over trump's decision to withdraw us troops in northeast syria and leave. the local kurdish fighters. us allies. to the mercy of present photo once military. allegations the trump administration stop the us ambassadador to the east you frm giving evidence to the house committees. in the impeachment inquiry it's clean the cool sunderland as important. evidence of the trump the crane from coal. break the deal looks more remote than ever after recorded conversation between the uk prime minister haris johnson. and german chancellor angela merkel. also doubts about the veracity of miracles. words but that is no doubt donald stance. president of the european council accuses johnson. of playing a stupid game of a break that . thank you very much for being with us. the day after president donald trump threatened to ruin the economy of turkey if it goes too far with the planned invasion of northern sy

for the past 5 years it's managed to raise public spending without incurring new debt thanks to a rebounding economy. balanced budgets have brought its debt under control but at the cost of stinginess when it came to things like infrastructure and schools. with borrowing costs at record lows some are questioning the wisdom of these tight purse strings including other european countries who hope more german spending without boost their economies. so is it time now germany's doubts to rethink debt and borrowing one man says so and ironically he's one of the architects of the so-called debts break the economist christian kustok he joins joins us now from does low consent of morning you helped invent the debt break why the u.-turn now. yes good morning yes i helped to invent the debt break because i think the overarching goal of fiscal sustainability for the wrong run is something we really have to safeguard but as with everything in there is a say never over do a good argument and this is what has been done in the last years especially if we look to the overachievement the german government put on that debt brea

david: from new york, this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. vid westin. for bloomberg first word news, we go to mark crumpton. states and china are close to finishing some sections of their phase one of the trade agreement. that's according to a statement from u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer and treasury secretary steven mnuchin and. they held a phone call with the chinese fight premier and said discussions will continue at the deputy level. peter navarro tells fox news, phase one could be signed as soon as next month. california's biggest utility admitted its electrical equipment may have ignited a wildfire burning in one country today. that is despite lack of being imposed across the region to prevent such blazes. pg&e had a power line failure in sonoma county moment before a wild fire broke out. it burned at least 25 square miles and prompted evacuation orders or about 2000 people. a federal judge has held education secretary betsy devos in contempt of court because she violated in order to stop collecting federal loans from thou

david: from new york, this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. vid westin. for bloomberg first word news, we go to mark crumpton. mark: boris johnson will seek a general election on december 12. the prime minister briefed his captain and announced a motion will be put to parliament for a vote on monday. it will need a two thirds majority for an election to be called. if it succeeds, johnson said he would give mps more time to delegate his brexit deal. the european union is expected to grant a three-month brexit extension on friday. david westin will have more in a few moments. the associated press reports to month before the phone call that launched the impeachment inquiry into president trump, the newly elected ukrainian leader was worried about pressure from the u.s. president to investigate his democratic rival joe biden. he countered a small group of advisers in may to discuss his nation's energy needs. instead, the group spoke for hours about how to navigate white house insistence for a probe on how to become avoid becoming in tangled in the

thousands call for lebanon's government to step down as new attacks balance problems some of the biggest protests in the year of. gun battles and burning roadblocks in mexico as security forces try to capture the son of an notorious struggle. and after a 7 month. the remains of some here playing air crash victims are finally returned to their families from carol. in the united states have reached a deal to halt the offensive in northeast syria it was the great after u.s. vice president mike pence travel to takis capital for talks with president. cut his fight as of now been given 5 days to withdraw from the region by attack he wants to enforce that so-called safe so i can sit and begins our coverage from ankara which president. then he came with an ultimatum and left with a deal a cease fire in arms for noise in syria by the u.s. and turkey after hours of talks among the do you know how pink touched up the relations between the made to allies that have been tested by turkey's military operation against the wife e.g. turkey seems to suing her despite to group a terrorist organization the

this is balance of power. ♪ ♪ >> from new york this is balance of power. i'm david westin. to mark crumpton. >> to associate the president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani have been arrested in virginia. they have been indicted in a new york campaign-finance case. are accused of funneling illegal contributions to american political candidates last year. they will come under scrutiny for their roles in giuliani's effort to uncover damaging material and ukraine about democrats. bernie sanders is making plans to get back on the campaign trail after suffering a heart attack last week. online video posted today, the 78-year-old said he is getting stronger every day and will return to campaigning as soon as possible. in the video, he also says his health scare him think more about what he calls our country's dysfunctional and accrual health care system. a congresswoman has just announced that she will not seek reelection. she is the current chair of the --se approves your appropriations committee. she has served in congress since 1989. turkey says it will continue its offensive in sy

david: from new york, this is balance of power -- "bloomberg markets -- "bloomberg markets: balance of." mark: bloomberg has learned that aging is offering non-core concessions like buying more american farm products. negotiations are set to resume this week. the first of three new destroyers for the u.s. navy will met be delivered with full combat capability until the first quarter of next year. it's another slip in a $23 billion program running six years late. the first ship was supposed to be ready last month. 10 years after construction began. the navy tells a bloomberg at the delays are due to integration and challenges. the trump administration wants medicareul decades-old rules, meant to deter fraud and abuse, now they are a roadblock to coordinating better care for patients. the rules were intended to counter self-dealing and financial kickbacks among hospitals and doctors. officials say that the goal is to make a health care system more efficient, but patient advocates worry that consumer protections could be weekend. akened. off --s again shutting begun shutting off equipment

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balance of his time. the gentlelady from new jersey. ms. sherrill: i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from new jersey. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it's now in order to consider amendment number 12 printed in art b of house report 116-253. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. cunningham: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 12 printed in part b of house report 116-253 offered by mr. cunningham of south carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 650, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. cunningham, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina. mr. cunningham: madam chair, i rise today in support of my straightforward, commonsense a

david: from new york, this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio.avid westin. canada has a federal election coming up today. federal analyst michael bociurkiw grew up in ottawa and spent his career studying canadian politics. great to have you. we want to talk about the polls today because there is an election going on but it seems to be pretty and between the two principles. michael: exactly. among thing that distinguished the campaign was the two main parties, the liberals and conservatives, were they connect. that was a big difference from 2015 when justin trudeau swept over our. yesterday, last time i looked, they were pretty and i can that. conservativesthe , justinndrew scheer trudeau 11 down, we probably will not know until late tomorrow morning. in the old days, used to be able to know how the election would turn out by how quebec and ontario voted, but now it could be up to british columbia to decide this time around. david: typically, we have two candidates, sometimes a third. now you have two leading candidates but also three others on th

from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is balance of power on bloomberg television and radior stock of the hour is solar panel maker for solar. shares are coming down from an early spite after the white house rescinded a plan to exempt some solar panels from tariff like -- from tariff hikes. here to explain his romaine bostick. it was up and then it was not up? romaine: the trump administration imposed tariffs in january 2018, then they -- it allowed cheaper asian manufacturers do come into the market. what they did friday was essentially take that exemption back. you would think this would be a positive for the u.s.-based solar power makers, but what has happened is the market realized a lot of buyers of the solar panels are willing to wait out the tariffs. the tariffs go into effect on 25%. they go down to 20% next year. there is the possibility that if there is a trade deal with china , they could disappear altogether. if there is a different outcome in the 2020 election. a lot of buyers are saying we can hold off on our projects until then rather than pay the increase. da

. ♪ david: from new york, this is "balance of power." i'm david westin. go to first word news with mark crumpton. department isice close to a deal with jolo to recoup almost $1 million looted from invasion glezman -- from malaysian investment fund 1mdb. the settlement could be filed as soon as this week in a california court. iskey's president erdogan questioning his travel plans. he is supposed to go to washington to meet with president trump, but the house has overwhelmingly passed legislation that could penalize turkey for its military offensive in syria, and president erdogan was noncommittal when asked wit if e was still planning on making the trip. support forgiven nord stream 2. the decision as a blow to the trump administration and several european countries who opposed the deal. they worry it could increase europe's dependence on russia as a supplier of energy. troops reopened major roads following nearly two weeks of nationwide protests. resistanceinimal from protesters as lebanese army units with bulldozers took down barriers and tents set up in

eric is a winner, you can watch at 1:00 in iq" today new york and 6:00 in london. next "balanceh david westin. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets the world of business. on the brief today, brendan murray in london on u.s.-china trade talks, and enters and on president trump -- anna anderson on president trump impeachment strategy, and the turkish move into syria. talks -- wegot the have the talks tomorrow. we got some encouraging noise out of china? brendan, encouraging and the big scheme of things. you have china coming to washington with essentially the same offer they've had all along with donald trump. we will make agricultural purchases, energy type purchases , and then we will see how it goes from there. that is enough for the trump administration to push back the threats of tariffs that are still out,

david: from new york, this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. vid westin. bloomberg first word news, we go to mark crumpton. isk: the united states trying to reassure israel the relationship between the two nations remains as strong as ever. secretary of state mike pompeo met with benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem today, monday after turkey agreed to halt its offensive against curtis forces -- kurdish forces in syria. israel faces threats from iran. in afghanistan, more than 60 people have been killed in a mosque explosion. dozens of others were wounded. the attack took is as dozens gathered inside the mosque to offer weekly friday prayers. there was no immediate claim of responsibility. mexico's president says he backed a decision by security chiefs to free the son of jailed kingpin juan el chapo guzman in order to protect lives. security forces captured him thursday during a patrol. in response, hundreds of heavily armed cartel members carried out a series of attacks across the city. his sons are thought to have played key roles in the sinaloa ca

balance of power" at 1:00 eastern time. you can watch us and listen to us. live from nework, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." i am david westin. time for the stock of the hour. dominion energy is higher by 1% today after the supreme court said it would hear a coast -- a case on its proposed atlantic coast pipeline. kailey leinz is from virginia. she knows this case. kailey: seeing a lot of protests around this case specifically. this is supposed to bring natural gas from west virginia through virginia and north carolina. a lot of environmental groups have opposed this. there has been litigation and delays. the specific case the supreme relates to the purview of the national forest service. a lower appeals court threw it out, saying the u.s. forest service did not have jurisdiction and could not approve this. the argument of the lawyers and the trump administration is that because this is a natural forest -- a national forest, the forest service should be able to grant those approvals. that is what the court will hear. our analyst say that t

government feel they are losing all public support around them this will create a new reality in lebanon and as things show now the balanceof powers when they shift and public attitude moves then there will be a new formation of political power and legitimacy this current government now cannot as it seems offered anything substantial to it again people stress so even if the political parties that are incumbent now want to retain power they have to go through a massive shift in the composition of the type of government they create with the faces currently known associated with corruption associated with sectarianism there is no way they can gather enough legitimacy for the people in the street to do them their only alternative is to use violence which they tried to exercise on friday evening and i believe those are the elements that are being challenge now is violence an option for this government to retain its control or does it go through a major revamp of its policies and 3rd do we go for a new government that actually has legitimacy with new faces those are the options of the current political class versus the shouts f

brian: joining us now to discuss this new balance of power is college hall of famer legendary coach lour blessing? it really doesn't. this wanted to tax us from the revenue the athlete is going to make. creates a real problem for the ncaa. ncaa's predominant purpose to make sure everyone has a fair chance to win not equal chance. vanderbilt has a fair chance to win when they play alabama but nobody is going to say it's equal. when addition to that when you look at the ncaa and the reason we are there is to make sure that everybody is equally treated. i just don't see any way in this world it opens up so many different problems for college athletics. how are you going to say okay, it gives you a big recruiting advantage. you come to california you are going to make money. then all the the sudden it breaks everything down. two things has to happen, brian. number one, the government gets involved and make it universal throughout the entire country or number two, the ncaa goes to non-scholarship based on need based on what the ivy league does. brian: when you left making millions and billio

news was founded in 1996. they had their birthday.ea the premise that the other side of the stories weren't being told and that half theda country was being ignored and that if you did fair and balanced the people would watch.ry there was a premise that the other media, the mainstream media, maybe they weren't far left but that there was a baked in bias against people who believe in homeschooling, who believe in a pro-life position, who might have a gun. so they made a whole empire based on programming to those people. what happened now on the other half of the country, in the mainstream, they have embraced it. it was sort of passive and now it's active. now it's less work. it is too bad. we have to work together. we'll be judged. history will judge whether we are for or against this man. >> tucker: we were planning to bring a dennis rodman segment.. we'll save it for tomorrow. this is interesting, if you don't mind staying. we'll be right back. >> tucker: welcome back. we promised you a conversation with dennis rodman on china in this segment. we got carried away talking to megyn kelly, so we're going to continue that. we will bring it to you tomorrow. >> rodman is a great interview