or new york city, then new york state, new york city, will not receive income taxes. there is a process in place to do that and an audit will probably be conducted, and there are factors that will be considered, like are considered for every individual that goes through this process. >> is it a different situation for someone like the president of the united states who technically is living at 1600 pennsylvania avenue for tax purposes? how do they determine what is spending more than 50% of your time versus new york? is it discretionary time? >> there are a couple of different rules, andrea. first, we have a new york state residency test, an objective test that says if you spend more than 183 days in new york state in a given year and you have an abode available to you and you maintain that abode, then you're going to be a statutory resident. then we have a domicile test. and new york will look at five primary factors and if by clear and convincing evidence they can prove based on these five factors that the evidence points to new york as a new york domiciliary, then

act iii new york state. teethree next act came about when liberal republican governor rockefeller was frustrated with the difficulty to get new york state voters to approve bond issues which were required to build subsidized housing in the state. he came up with the ambitious work around state wide agency that had enormous power and he hired teethree to head it. i do have a line in the book after the election he does get the position and then he hires janet murphy who was sitting in the front row who knocks on the door and says the governors on the phone and ed says which governor? 's she says rockefeller. [laughter] funded by state funds and federal dollars and a unique move to be sold to private investors. in recognition of the difficulty of this job this gave teethree tremendous authority including the ability to acquire property through eminent domain and to override exclusionary zoning and building codes. getting the new york state legislature approval was not easy particularly the part about overwriting

act iii new york state. 1968 through 75. his next act came about when liberal republican governor rockefeller was frustrated with the difficulty to get new york state voters to approve bond issues would require to build subsidized housing in the state so he came up with a workaround the state wide urban renewal super agency and hired ed logue to head it and i do have a line in the book i and the chapter after the election that logue is in position and to be the assistant and she knocks on the door and says the governor is on the phone and ed says which governor and she says rockefeller. is called the new york state urban development corporation and funded by a combination of state funds mingling federal dollars and a very unique move to allow bonds to be sold to private investors and in recognition of the difficulty of this job rockefeller gave logue tremendous authority to acquire property through eminent domain and most controversial to override zoning and building codes that were outdated. getting the state legislature was

act iii new york state. through 1975 the next act comes about when liberal republican governor rockefeller was frustrated with the difficulty to get new york state owners to approve bond issues would require the bill of subsidized housing in the state. he came up with the ambitious work around an urban renewal agency with power and he hired add to had it for going to have a line in the book where i end the chapter after the election when he gets a position and he hires janet murphy to be his assistant and she knocks on the door and says the governor is on the phone and ed says which governor and she says rockefeller. it is called the new york state urban development corporation udc with a combination of state funds and federal dollars and a very unique move to allow bonds to be sold to private investors and in recognition of the difficulty of this job rockefeller gave udc tremendous authority including the ability to acquire property through eminent domain and to override ordinary local zoning and building co

you're wanted to do a chapter or a northern state because we forget this is not just a southern thing, new yorkwas a slave colony and it was a slave state after independence. i learned in writing this book that new york city had more slaves than any american city except charleston. that's partly a function of our size, we become a city, that is startling and shameful statistic. so after the revolution, there was a scandal's event where some free racks living in newark were about to be lured aboard a ship and taken to charleston or the bay of honduras were a lot of slave trading one. and newark and other free towns were prey to man's dealers or black murders. these were people looking for runaway slaves but if they cannot find one they might try and pick up some free blacks and carry them off into slavery. so the authorities had stopped this, it was a scandalous event and there was a meeting in new york of an interesting combination of people, there was the elite of the city in the state, john boehner george could was part of it, mayor james duane, joh john jake a diplomat patriarch and the youn

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and on wednesday, new york state announced a second death due to vaping, bringing the nationwide totalo at least 43. new york state investigators are testing vaping devices to see which compounds may be causing the lung illness. the centers for disease control has identified vitamin e acetate as a common thread, but experts doubt that's the only culprit. >> we absolutely continue to look for everything. we have not just sort of said okay, we found vitamin e acetate. we will continue to analyze and tease apart whatever chemicals are in the samples. >>> britain's prince andrew is facing mounting pressure to tell u.s. prosecutors what he knows about the late millionaire and sex trafficker jeffrey epstein. the prince has been removed from his official duties because of his relationship with epstein and a controversial interview. imtiaz tyab is outside buckingham palace in london. >> reporter: well, the lawyers representing the victims of jeffrey epstein say they want prince andrew to cooperate with u.s. investigators, keeping the spotlight on the prince, even as he tries to step away from

this was a law passed by new york by new york state in july that said if certain chairmen or senior representativesgressional committees asked new york state tax officials for the president or vice president or certain members of congress tax returns of their new york returns, they could get them. president trump sued claiming that law is unconstitutional and today a federal judge tossed it out. he didn't rule on the merits of the case about whether the president's right that there's something wrong with this law. all he said is, sorry, this is not the place to have this argument. i am a judge in washington. your complaint is against new york state officials. go file your lawsuit there. that's basically what he's saying. now, because this lawsuit has gone away and because there had been an agreement, in theory, right now, there's nothing to stop new york state officials from releasing these tax returns if they got a request from one of these designated officials in the new york law. the judge's ruling today says there has been no such request from any of them for the taxes. and i'm sure the preside

trump had sued new york state and the houseto stop coress from requesting his tax returns under a new york state w. congress has not yet requested the tax returns and it's poible the president could fe a similar wsuit with another corridor try again later don't expect to see anything. >>going 7 thirty-sevens in the sky anytime soon. 2 major us airlines announced plans friday to pull the boeing 37 max from their schedules into that that rais the prospect the plane could be out of service for nearly a full year. the max was grounded by regulators worldwidearlier this year after 2 fatal crashes killed nearly 350 people both southwest airlin and american airlines announced that they expt to return the planes back to service by spring. next at 5.30 today. whonor our veterans for their service to our country. but that service can cause serioutrauma to >>we'll show you one man's efforts to combat ptsd one step at a time. >>and oaand police said over the weekend they're going to be stepping up enforcement that same dathere was a sideshow in san francisco when officers did when they showed up.

and new york state is one of the places where there are actual riots. there was a riot in albany and one here in new york. happily, no one was killed, but that just shows you how high the passions were. >> and lankton smith, the book has lots of names. you think it's very important we remember these people. part of the new york manumissions society, he's many people think a leading anti-federalist, federal farmer. in the end he's going to be the swing vote and vote with the federalists. so these people -- they might agree on some things, anti-slavery, george clinton's there and alexander hamilton, but they're going to disagree on other things like the constitution -- >> right. >> so it's a fascinating story there. we're going to skip over the monroe doctrine just because there's not strong new york angle to that, and then we're going to go upstate, and you're going to tell me about seneca falls. >> seneca falls, this is another gap to be plugged, and it's obviously the fact that women mostly have not had the right to vote here. i say mostly because in ne

nonstop rain in new york state this week. significant flooding in upstate new york. t's a major issue for the state. where coudo things stand today? >> anyone who's in denial about climate change is really putting us in a dangerous position. we've had a wasn't pattern in new york that's unlike anything we've seen. we never had hurricanes and tornadoes and these it flash floods you see now. the fires in california. we had a flash flood that came in overnight that literally took small creeks and rivers and made them explode. we had one situation where literally a house was about to get swept away, and we had to deploy a swift-water rescue team to take a family in, an infant out of the home on the very dangerous conditions. so we keep fighting these ongoing weather emergencies that are more and more frequent, more and more dangerous. we had one fatality last night unfortunately, but it's frightening. i have no other word for it, but it's frightening. >> governor abondrew cuomo. thank you for joining us. >> thanks, erica. thank you. >>> it is certainly a topic that has ev

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today a federal judge ruled the president can't sue new york state officials in a d.c. court at this time. he had sued to stop congress from requesting his tax returns under a new york state law. but it's possible he could file a similar lawsuit with another court or try again later. >>> can a credit card be sexist? apple is facing charges of possible gender discrimination. >> and instagram tests taking away likes in the u.s., and it's already getting an earful from big celebrities and influencers. >> coming up new at 6:00, caught on camera, 3 men viciously attacked in san francisco's china town in front of a crowd. we learned this type of assault is on the rise. it takes a village to raise a child. to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical and non-medical professionals to deliver on our belief in total health for all. we are kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live news desk. we have new polling

new york state has a law, blue sky law called the martin act, essentially an anti-fraud law passed manyttorney general vast powers to crack down on fraud. essential hi, the bar -- essentially, the bar to show intent on cases brought under the martin act is much lower than under the federal securities guidelines. thus, tish james could really go after them and, essentially, indict on conflicts of interest without the sort of high level intent under the federal securities act. it would, it's what gave eliot spitzer in his day so much power over wall street, why everybody was looking to settle with him, because he was going to take, he was going to go after the wall street firms and conflicts of interest under the martin act, and he could win in court under that. particularly in new york state court. if she wants to really focus on adam newman and wework given everything we know, and including -- there's a statement from wework, you know, says what you would expect it to say, we received an inquiry from the office of the new york a.g., and we are cooperating. of course they're cooperating.

i wanted to do a chapter on the northern state we forget it wasn't just a southern thing new york was a slave colony and a slave state i learned in writing the book that new york city had more slaves than any american city except charleston that's a function of our size we are the largest city but still that is a startling and shameful statistic so after the revolution there was a scandalous event where some free blacks living in new york were about to be put aboard a ship with some slave trading new york another towns were people looking for runaway slaves they may try to carry them off into slavery it was scandalous so there is a meeting in new york of an interesting combination of people the elite of the state george clinton was part of this john j. the great diplomat and patriot and alexander hamilton. who had a very good staff and you can see the musical. [laughter] and was also working with new york's quakers who appear several times in the book and they are always on the outs by their own choice because their vision is so radical this is an ongoing debate within the quaker comm

new york state, the state of the future. esd.ny.gov. >>> time now for our etf spotlight. let's take a look at the spidr ticker xlk climbs a day after the record close for the broader sector tech stocks on pace for their best in a decade the tech sector up 41% in 2019 handily outperforming the s&p 500. carl >> let's get a news update back at hq. >> hi, carl, good morning, everyone here's what's happening at this hour two federal jail workers who were on duty the night jeffrey epstein killed himself in a new york city jail were arrested on federal charges this morning that's according to the "new york times." this relates to their failure to check on epstein during the night. >>> sweden has dropped the rape investigation involving wikileaks founder julian assange who was currently in prison in britain. i it follows a ruling in june that assange should not be detained >>> a former u.s. marine in a moscow jail at least until the end of the year as he faces espionage charges. paul wheelen was arrested at the hotel in the russian

new york but changing residence. what does that entail? >> problem with new york like most statesy until you prove yourself innocent. once you take the position you become a floridian, new york and generally people of means do an audit. the odds of mr. trump's move boon audited ar approximately 100%. >> give or take. >> yeah. what did you do to change your residence, new york will want to know. new york auditors are used to seeing people put things in a moving van. mr. trump has resources to have tv sets and sofas in more than one location, butchanged his re. the verb "changed" is critical. as a new yorker spent time in new york, in westminster in new jersey, time in florida. lots of time in washington. what's changed? taken a position. changed his residency. help understand the change. >> we'll look for it. appreciate you shedding light on this. >> my pleasure. thanks. >>> up next, former president obama sparking a heated debate after saying that being woke isn't enough for today's politics. we discuss how his comments are putting the democratic divide on display. if you're on me

prepared to lay off thousands of employees taking just the company is now being investigated by the new york state attorney general and whether the former c.e.o. of human. feelings they've got their employer is thinking of new york the state financial services department has been granted a trust license to offer trading and custody a big point. with tell you how that may affect institutional investment in the grip of her got a packed show today so let's dive right in. and we begin with. falling off a 22 month high as christine mentioned on wednesday with a bump in u.s. china tensions and fears of a possible recession are boosting a bid for bonds and pushing toward safe haven assets like gold there's a thing wall street futures were down point 3 percent to 4.4 percent which is all from the record highs that the stock market has been seen in the last few days and weeks so what set off this tumbling of wall street futures well a couple of things one the u.s. senate has angered china by passing a bill requiring annual certification of hong kong's autonomy and warning beijing against suppressing protes

. >> we along with a number of other individual plaintiffs and states like new york and the attorney general i first want to say it we stand on the shoulders to try to make the case that no one is above the law and everyone must respectct the law. from a very early age there is a right way and a wrong way to do things. the federal government tried to terminate the program in the wrong way.th just as our parents would tell us or a referee on the field would tell you if you did it the wrong way, you get penalized. this administration tried to then alter what i what they didd corrected by moving the goalposts that justified its unlawful actions and as any parent would tell you or any referee would tell you and i hope the nine justices of the supremsupreme court were to tel, you do it the wrong way youtr can't try to move the goalpost igoalpostsjust try to say you de right way. today we stand here ar very prod of the arguments that were made on behalf of the more than 700,000 recipients of substantially many more were waiting to come out of the shadows. we understand this nation is based

if you defrauded the state, you defrauded it when you are a new york state residence, just because youes not mean you are not liable for what you say in those taxes, when you file it in the state of new york. it is a desperate measure. it is desperate times for the president. >> governor, this morning you were touring flood damages in upstate new york which is becoming quite serious. you witnessed and we are showing some video of it, a baby and family being rescued while you were assessing the damage. can you give us an update? >> ali, anyone who questions extreme weather and climate change is delusional at this point. we have seen in the state of new york and we have seen -- it is something we never had before. we didn't haves hurricanes or super storms or tornados. this is a storm that came up just over night and dropped about five inches of rain. it was literally a matter of life and death for people. i was at one of the sides this morning, the river over came its banks with five inches of water. the streets looked like rivers themselves. people were trapped in their homes. people w

new york, the attorney general. i want to say thank you to the seven hundred dreamers in this country including the 42,000 from new york state. i think it is important that there are two issues that were discussed today, whether or not the termination of this program should be reviewed by the court. the answer is clear. the courts have wide discretion with respect to this question. and on the merits, whether or not the reasons that were provided were adequate, and the answer is no. they came and made remarks both , with respect to the termination and the rescission and what we say is if you are going to resend this program, should take into account that significant numbers who have filed over three hundred briefs have relied upon healthogram for institutions and higher educations and businesses. i particularly want to single out micro pots --microsoft for all they have done or defending this program. it is important that again by terminating this program would theide great distress to countless number of individuals who are here and who arrived here under the age of 16 to live and to go to school and to work. terminatet, we

new york state, the state of the future. learn more at esd.ny.gov. he way, she's the it wasnext mozart.g day. new york state, the state of the future. as usual we were behind schedule. but sophie's enthusiasm cannot be dampened. not even by a run-away donut. we powered through it in our toyota prius. because a star's got to shine, no matter what. it's unbelievable what you can do in the prius. toyota let's go places. >>> big tech is up fire for privacy fears to accusations of bias to being too big. tim cook hasn't gotten much blowback from working with president trump, whether it's been meeting with him to working with the administration on tariffs and trade. there's one. there's apple's massive operation in china no uproar from customers or employees while the nba has been filing with a firestorm. and cook hasalso been speaking out on social justice issues without protest or product boycotts like some other big name companies meanwhile apple's stock seems unstoppable, up nearly 70% this year, sitting right at record highs at 265 so how did mr. cook g

a page out of big tobacco's playbook is what new york state's attorney general is calling a lawsuit againstng the company targeted young people. they are not the only state fighting back. >> new york joins california and north carolina in taking juul to court, they are accused of deceptive and misleading marketing by specifically targeting young people in its advertising and having a major role in the growing epidemic. >> juul failed to warn consumers of their exposure to chemicals linked to cancer, birth defects and other things. >> reporter: juul denied, working cooperating with attorneys general, and other stakeholders to combat underage youth. they are attacking at the legislative and retail level. all vaping products contain vitamin e acetate, they are banned in washington state. they are under consideration in west virginia. >> i have no idea what my family will do if this goes through. >> reporter: arizona and indiana are states looking at raising the age to 21. missouri is turning to education was a campaign called clear the air focuses on dispelling myths and providing facts about

we all want with a number of other individual plaintiffs along with states like new york, with attorney general james filed -- filed actors as well. i want to say to you, to the dreamers who has,, we all stand on their shoulders to try to make the case that no one is above the law and everyone must respect the law. we learn from a a very early ae there's a right way and there's a long way to do things. the federal government tried to terminate the daca program the wrong way. and just as our parents would tell us, or as as a referee one field would tell the come if you do it the wrong way, you get penalized. this administration tried to then alter what it did and tried to correct what it did by moving the goalposts to justify its unlawful action. and just as any parent would tell you or any referee would tell you, and hope the nine justices of the supreme court will tell you, you do it the wrong way, you can't try to move the goalposts to said you did it the right way. and today we stand here very proud of the arguments that were made on behalf of the more than 700,000 daca recipients, b

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nicole service -- serves in the legislature for new york state. she joins us.n the set. this idea which some of us dismiss out of hand let people vote from the prison cells? >> this makes sense for new york. this legislative session is about putting criminals before law abiding citizens. >> tucker: yes. >> if you look at the long list. revamping bail reform. in january 2020, strangling someone, burglary, assaulting a child. selling drugs on school grounds. these are all going to be just -- no bail. walk right back on the street. >> tucker: what? >> that will happen come january. >> tucker: if i am charged with murder or strangling someone and there is no bail, why would i show up for court? >> well, go to my website and look at the long list of crimes that are eligible for no bail come january 2020. it's shocking. people would be concerned to know that 90% of the arrested population in new york would be released back on the street as they await trial and sign my petition to tell the governor to make changes before january 2020. to answer your question, now mayo

coming, popular vaping company juul is being sued by new york state for allegedly breaking laws. bloomberg technology is livestreaming on twitter. check us out @technology. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: new york is suing juul for allegedly violating state laws by targeting teenagers in its ads. the e-cigarette company is also accused of misleading statements about nicotine content in its products. the lawsuit announced tuesday comes just one day after california filed a similar complaint against juul. joining us to discuss, ellen ellen huet. where does that leave juul? juul is under a ton of pressure right now. the new york state attorney general and california attorney general, back in may, a similar suit from the attorney general of north carolina. probes and inquiries from the ftc. the cdc. it seems like every agency you can think of that might have some connection to juul is taking action to show, we are not just going to sit idly by while we see this epidemic, as the fda has called it, of youth vaping. taylor: what is the guest concern here, the fact -- the guest concern here,

here we have a tweet from the new york state attorney general... donald trump was my troubled charity foundation to shut down. so this is a punishment for something done via a charity that no longer exists, because its woes had already meant the president had to stop it. but just already meant the president had to stop it. butjust to reiterate, that is the new york attorney general saying, no one is above the president must pay $2 million. it‘s going to be very interesting to see how the president reacts to that, whether he willingly hands over the money, and whether he does admit that he used the charity to help his political ambitions. with that, i will say goodbye, and i will see you next good evening. it‘s time to take a look at what‘s making the weather headlines elsewhere around the world. a couple of storms to talk to about, but first, we will start in north america, where it‘s turned much colder this week. so following on from this band of cloud here, which is an active weather front working its way across southern and eastern states through

new york. for the high taxes in new york. i'm a permanent new york stateficially. stuart: we know that. you do realize it was your father-in-law's tax cuts that just about killed me a lot of other new yorkers. >> but it helped so many people in the middle class, all across america, stuart. so you're willing to take that one, right? stuart: [laughter]. i'm in a very difficult position of having supported the tax package from the president. i lost every deduction. >> you're pointing out the fact that all of these talking points from the democrats are garbage because they always say, well all the people at top are making big money. it is not true. because we know that stuart is very well-paid. ashley: wow. let's not go there. stuart: you went there. lara trump, what are you doing on this program? i want you to respond to the impeachment drive. >> oh, my gosh. stuart: you could see it coming. you knew this was coming. what is the response? >> nancy pelosi back in march, said she wasn't going to move forward with the impeachment inquiry, if it wasn't bipartisan

they allowed minors to purchase its products in violation of new york state law and jewel violated newk state law by repeatedly repeatedly targeting teenagers if you it's a vast advertising campaigns and selling products in a variety of appealing flavors they can be no doubt that jools aggressive advertising has significantly attributed contributed to the public health crisis that has left youth in new york and across the country addicted to its products by glamorizing they being one of the same time downplaying the nicotine found in bathing products. this is al jazeera these are the top stories china summoned to u.s. diplomats office of the u.s. senate in washington passed a bill to support human rights in hong kong following months of unrest in hong kong the protesters inside a university campus refusing to surrender to the police correspondent wayne hey is there it's pretty scene here outside the polytechnic university certainly in stark contrast to what we saw unfold over the weekend with hundreds of protestors barricading themselves inside the grounds of the university behind me a

new york doesn't want him. goodbye, don't come visit us. we're the greatest city in the united states. n't need you. >> there you have it. you're very clear about how you feel. you have to admit this makes financial sense, though, right? you're a new yorker. you know in new york and new jersey, there are taxes there. do you think that hurt keeping people here? >> president trump in a "new york times" investigation a couple years ago showed he doesn't pay his taxes. he's never revealed his tax returns. congress has tried to get them through other methods, so we don't even know if he's going to pay his taxes in florida, the ones he will have to pay. he's a baby. you saw how he was treated when he went to the world series game and hisses them. we're a city of immigrants, we're a city of lgbtq people, we're a city of color, all these people that the president has demonized and spoke out haaboutn a hateful way. >> i assume he didn't have taxes to pay because he had such significant losses that there were years he didn't have to pay taxes. >> yes, he's a very successful businessman. >> new yo

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back you relocated to florida, and now donald trump famously switching his legal residence from new york to stateesn't feel fairly treated by new york city and new york state officials. do you think that's been the motivation here, or could it have more to do with the manhattan d.a. making efforts to subpoena his tax returns? >> well, i think he's sick of being completely disparaged daily by the people who run both the state and city governments of new york. when he announced he was going to palm beach, what did the governor say? good riddance. howard: that's what andrew cuomo said. >> think about. yeah. i wonder if his brother, chris cuomo on that network that nobody watches, i wonder if he will call out his brother if for being less than a very civil public servant, whether he likes donald trump or not? i've never heard, i don't think, of a governor who actually celebrated the loss of one of its wealthiest citizens. howard: well, in fairness, governor cuomo was responding to the criticism from trump. and by the way, i hear the taxes are a little bit lower in the florida than in new york. >> yea

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taxes of 13% to zero and trade new york state's inheritance tax to zeery onthe cato institute said president trump is part of a growing trend. >> 600,000 americans move from the highest taxed to the lowest taxed states every year and the single biggest flow of americans is from new york state to florida. >> john: governor cuomo says this snn about future tax returns. it's about the past ones. manhattan's district attorney wants to see. >> this is a desperate legal tactic whereby they're going to argue we're not new york residents any more. we're florida residents so new york doesn't have a right to the tax returns. >> john: just before leaving the white house a series of tweets. the president ripped governor cuomo and new york city saying that the city has started to deteriorate and that great leaders would work with the u.s. president to help both prosper. >> bret: more on this with the panel live on the north lawn. the democratic field is shrinking once again with another candidate announcing the end of his campaign. correspondent peter doocy has details on

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the reason is because i was ahead of public safety for new york state. responsible for all of the criminal justice agencies in the state. i was a senior member of the obama administration working in the justice department. i had had opportunities to be at the table in the white house and the statehouse in many city halls have a mixed record of success in educating and motivating people to adopt those types of policies. there was not a constituency for these types of programs because people are used to hearing about these things in terms of arguments. they don't know that solutions are available if you're talking in terms of concrete if you want to reduce violence in a particular place i believe it has to be the mayors. if you want to truly balanced solution they will always seek violence reduction as part of their mandate. you need a mayor to embrace the urban violence as a top priority but that were neck and reflect the way just as a matter of law enforcement. >> what do you think are some of the cultural and even religious backdrop issues much of what

state. i just wonder when does it push too far? when does new york we do have to do better for the people who live in our state because they will leave. if i didn't have kids in school here, i would have to consider leaving as well. you would like to think our elected officials would say rather than good riddance, hey, let's keep as many high income earners as we can in new york, let's collect a fair tax from them so that then we can do better for our state and for the people who elected us. i hope some day we get there. neil: in the meantime, we are looking at china, looking at developments going on there, and i had a chance to catch up with commerce secretary of the united states, wilbur ross. he teased some developments going on on that front. take a look. >> coming up today at the working level, things are moving along but like anything else, it never really gets done until the last minute and you don't have the deal on anything until you have a deal on everything. we're pretty comfortable the phase one is in good shape. neil: that was something