. >>> tonight, woman from santa cruz county, the latest victim to be identified, reporter jeff nugent and -- how she and other members are being remembered in southern california. >> reporter: tonight, the sound of a bagpipe filled the air during the procession along the santa monica pier. and then during a vigil at the beach, the gathering was in memory of conception boat fire on labor day that killed 34. among the victims was 51-year- old mary beth, sales director who lived in santa monica. her friend, she said she volunteered to be a bartender at a fundraiser at her house, even though she had an injured leg. >> whatever she could do to help out, there was no excuses. she was stellar. >> reporter: she showcased her love for the ocean and diving. in fact, she volunteered for heel the bay, which organized tonight's event for the woman, who left a lasting impression. >> she's not showy. she really cared about people. >> reporter: 44-year-old charles mcilvain who friends called chuck was also remembered. he had worked as a digital effects designer for walt disney imagineering. he too wa

who has a close relationship with nugent could be installed at the i.m.f. as early as october at which point surely renew its efforts to engage her to address beijing's currency policy trade war with china is now threatening to draw one of the global economies neutral umpires into the fray the i.m.f. the bank daddy of all banks is supposedly independent but are they really the us treasury was supposed to be independent yet they got bullied into trump's agenda the fed is supposedly an independent government agency yet powell bowed to political pressure and now finds himself playing defense this is worrisome if there's supposedly independent bodies are so easily influenced. and one of the world's biggest credit rating agencies downgraded the hong kong sovereign rating on friday as protests and riots continue inflicting long lasting damage to international perceptions of the quality and such from this of of hong kong's rule of law and its business environment which unexpectedly dropped the bombshell grading the city's rating one notch from a double a plus to d

thousands of young people have left the country and according to a survey into sound 1645 percent of 2 nugent's said they would leave the country even in league. if they have the option to and this is not the only case the only problem the other thing is that you have 5 attempts of self-immolation every week that these people prefer to die and to burn themselves instead of living because they are facing such hearts harsh living circumstances let me just repeat this 5 young people per week try to burn themselves probably in the motor exactly and then the other only solution they would have to face these this miserable life is to just try to come to europe if it even if this would mean that they would die in the sea. any way out of this that you can see any any short of anybody with with a good plan i think that definitely those should be short term solutions and maybe the i.m.f. deal should be a bit different less harsh on people so that they can survive every day this is one important thing and they should definitely tackle issues of taxation and corruption this is one important thing to have a

welcome to breakfast, withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: you should be in brussels, negotiatingorley, in leeds! a prime minister under pressure after his brother quits borisjohnson's hopes of a snap election hang in the balance. aid starts arriving in the bahamas, amid warnings that the death toll from hurricane dorian could be staggering. as one roof blowed off, we ran to another house, that blowed off. there were vehicles blowing in the background. it was just horrific. failing to stop fake reviews. tripadvisor is accused of not tackling fake entries

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent. our headlines today: a call for schools in england to open at evenings and weekends. the children's commissioner says they'll be safe spaces to keep pupils away from gangs and violence. hundreds flee the chaos created by dorian in the storm ravaged bahamas as the death toll rises to a3. mps from across the political divide are ready to go to court to force the prime minister to seek a delay to brexit. late wickets leave england in trouble, in the fourth ashes test. they're still nearly 300 runs behind australia — so face a battle to save the match and the series. ahead of tonight's strictly launch, saffron barker and i check out fellow dancer, will bayley‘s moves, as the paralympic champion prepares for the european para table tennis championships. good morning. there's lots of dry, settled weather through the weekend. just the odd isolated shower, but with clear skies by day, that means chilly conditions overnight. i'll have all the details coming up shortly. good morning, it's satur

your portfolio, the trade and trade with china, continued talks of suspending, the talks between nugentnd others may resume as soon as two weeks, october the tenth, can you confirm that? >> that's roughly the times they are discussing. >> can we expect progress? >> we have a separate session with the agricultural community? >> they have been buying things from us. as to the report, they've had this terrible disease in pigs so they really need pork. enormous consumers of pork there. whether this is trade or because of necessity, we are happy to have the business. >> is the u.s. winning this trademark with china? >> we know what our objectives are, we know we need to complete the deal. it's not just going a little more, it's very welcome. we could have had a deal to end a half years ago. we need structural reforms, intellectual property, technology transfers. >> the trade numbers though, they continue to go in the wrong direction. your purpose on the deficit with china. it's getting wider. >> several times what we explored to them. if you look at the actual numbers, we did well. >> you th

welcome to breakfast, withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today: you should be in brussels, negotiating! yes, we have been negotiating. you are not. you are in morley, in leeds! a prime minister under pressure after his brother quits borisjohnson‘s hopes of a snap election hang in the balance. aid starts arriving in the bahamas, amid warnings that the death toll from hurricane dorian could be staggering. as one roof blowed off, we ran to another house, that blowed off. there were vehicles blowing in the background. it was just horrific. failing to stop fake reviews. tripadvisor is accused of not tackling fake entries on its website. i'll speak to its uk boss a little later. australia in control in the ashes again. steve smith hits a double century to leave england's hopes hanging by a thread. and i am at the classic boat festival at saint catherine ‘s dock in london. it is dry in london but rain elsewhere across the country. it will be cool and blustery this weekend. i will have all the details right here in breakfast. it is fr

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welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent.and weekends. the children's commissioner says they'll be safe spaces to keep pupils away from gangs and violence. hundreds of people could be trapped as floodwaters rise after hurricane dorian lashes north carolina. mps from across the political divide are ready to go to court to force the prime minister to seek a delay to brexit. late wickets leave england in trouble in the fourth ashes test. they're still nearly 300 runs behind australia, so they face a battle to save the match and the series.

hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent.s to help protect pupils from crime and gangs, according to the children's commissioner for england. anne longfield said children no longerfeel safe on the streets, and that opening classrooms outside of usual hours could offer a safe space for activities. the government says it's making record investments in education and children's services to help young people overcome the challenges they face. they have got fantastic sports facilities, arts facilities, technology, all of which get knocked out just at the time when technology, all of which get knocked outjust at the time when children need it most. the sad fact is, we know that the violent peaks between 4pm and 6:30pm, when children are leaving school. that is just when schools need to be open. that he is now an education co nsulta nt that he is now an education consultant and joins us now. good morning. what do you think about that idea? no one would argue that the more there is on offer to young people to engage them, to engage th

wall the conversation in the course of this morning was apparently between treasury secretary steve nugent and the chinese vice premier they've agreed it is reported that a lower level group of negotiators will meet this month paving the way setting the agenda for talks such will take place in washington at the beginning of october my cousins say here the politics is very important donald trump wants to be seen to be tough on china particularly in the run up to u.s. elections. well president trump prides himself as the deal maker but it does appear that he may not have predicted probably the outcome of these try to tear up increases certainly there's been a massive impact on the u.s. economy it hasn't shown at this particular point but it has shown signs of frailty many observers saying that it is going to get very very much worse before it gets better but once again you have that political effect advisers to president trump have been cautioning him off the effect that the trade tariffs are having on as i said that bedrock base of president trump support the rural farmer and that certainly

suspected drone attacks on major oil facilities tweeted that he has directed treasury secretary steven nugent to quote substantially increase u.s. sanctions on iran though president trump cited no specifics white house officials declined to clarify what if any specific measures have been approved experts suggest there may not be much space left for tightening the current punishing u.s. economic pressure methods being deployed against iran. the president notably did not cite in his tweets the recent attacks on saudi oil facilities which is ministration have tried to blame on iran. time now for a quick break but stay tuned because when we return amazon's algorithm is under the spotlight today as recent reports allege the company's search engine favors their own products author and executive. in the show today to give us insight into what e-commerce has been up to and what could happen in the coming months and as we go to break here are those closing market numbers. the process of constructing this was to train as a barcode to bright a full staff old. poor and this is inserted beneath the skin w

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treasury secretary supermen nugent as the 2 sides try to hammer out the details that will bring a truce to the ongoing trade dispute between the 2 countries after the meeting was so that u.s. president donald trump they do in the next hour of pike from october 1st walked. 15th as a goodwill gesture mr lao is expected to set the terms for the october talks with this week's visit and speculation is that more than just trade may be on the table for discussions. on kristie i may still be on assignment but we've got plenty of content from her coverage in singapore so far we've heard from world renowned international investor and author jim rogers on the state of the global economy and the implications of the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china today we share another piece from christie's visit with mr rogers in which he speaks about the big decision the united states federal reserve faces when it comes to interest rates. right now we seem to be on a path to a very fast path down mark is there any chance that this can be saved that. can do what you claim that this is just another myt

administration before us and now for immediately putting these new authorities to good use as secretary nugent said today the department of state announces the designation of 12 terrorist leaders they include isis wali of iraq and former mayor of improvised explosive devices 4 senior member of hezbollah as you had council and leaders from hamas palestinian islamic jihad isis philippines isis west africa and t.t.p. in pakistan further were announcing the designation of horus al diem and up caitiff village and how this group in syria as a specially designated global terrorist entity as these actions show today's executive order busy by president as further muscle to u.s. counterterrorism efforts it will help us to ensure that the deadly attacks of september 11th that occurred 18 years ago this week are never repeated on american soil. never at this time 2nd to make sure i but it take a couple questions on this topic they're going to find a circular. john bolton fire like get fired or did he quit and then he leaves the white house because he disagreed to feel or over talks in town. so last night

trade representative lobert robert white hisor treasury secretary steven nugent and chinese prime prime vice premier you full well by phone on thursday morning and worked out the details for the upcoming meeting the meeting would be the 13th round of talks between beijing and washington since january the news also comes as the u.s. is introducing a 15 percent tariff on $270000000000.00 in consumer goods from china plans are also in motion to raise tariffs on consumer goods from 25 to 30 percent expected to take effect on october 1st on the news of the talks markets in china japan and the u.s. all well lead making huge gains for thursday. china has called on canada to immediately release arrested follow executive moments all during comments regarding the appointment of a new canadian ambassador to china man who serves as c.f.o. of the telecom giant was arrested at the vancouver airport in december of 20 at the request of the united states during thursday's remarks chinese foreign ministry spokesperson trial spoke about how the situation has strained the relationship between china and can

which i didn't do i'm going to have my pompei i'll say a couple of words i'm going to have stephen nugent say a couple of words and they will do a couple of more questions. to present i thought i'd start by talking about iran we had a productive week we saw the europeans take a position with respect to the tax that took place the saudi arabia making clear this was a run just as president trump and i had been saying and have now joined us in saying that the existing j. c.p.a. frameworks is not going to work it's not going to solve the world's problems are not going to create middle east ability either we had a good set of meetings with our middle east allies as well the president joined for a meeting of the g.c.c. where we talked again about how we can help deter and we want peace we want a peaceful resolution with the islamic republic of iran we're hoping we can get that way in the end it will be up to the reigns to make that decision whether they'll choose violence and hate in this president said in a speech yesterday to the general assembly if there bloodthirst will continue to help tha

treasury secretary steven nugent said in a statement regarding the recommendation that quote an effective and efficient federal housing finance system will also meaningfully contribute to the continued economic growth under this administration portions of the plan for privatization will require approval from the u.s. congress joining us now to discuss this and a host of regulatory issues is international regulatory authority miles and miles welcome back. thank you 1st of all let's get your take on this u.s. housing news walk us through the concerns that regulators and public interest advocacy groups might have with these changes from the trump administration to these cornerstone institutions of the u.s. housing market fannie mae and freddie mac. . sure let's start out by explaining who they are they're both government sponsored entities which means that they're somewhat private operating under the auspices of the federal housing finance agency and what they do simply is fannie mae buys mortgages from commercial banks pretty mad buys mortgages from thrifts they securitize them into mortgag

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construct ait would rich nugent review of its assets to salvage its shrinking market value.libaba and richemont's venture has gone live. several companies are featured. alibaba predicts chinese consumers may make up half of the global luxury market by 2005. that is your business flash update. they: if you missed any of charts we showed you throughout programming, gtv is your function on the bloomberg. live from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ to first word news. president trump is ramping up his attack on the democrats who is heading the impeachment inquiry. the question is into chairman adam schiff should be arrested for treason. he called the was a blowers account a fraud. in california, a new law will allow collegiate athletes to hire lawyers. this violates existing policy and sets up a legal pad -- challenge that could reshape amateur sports. kevin newsom says the law will allow athletes at california universities to make money from their images, names, or likenesses. the law bans schools from kicking athletes off the team if they get paid. california is

. >> juan: kid rock, ted nugent. >> katie: the population of leftists in hollywood. >> juan: i don'to any of it unless it is to mock them. >> tom: what is the jared kushner thing? who is calling them national security -- >> dana: sorry. >> katie: i don't want to turn the segment into a walkie situation because we are supposed to be having fun. >> dana: you and i are very good at it. >> katie: the security clearance, with how they got their security clearances and whether they got them because the president went around the system and demanded -- >> jesse: bringing peace to the middle east. >> juan: [laughs] i must've missed that headline. we have a peace plan now. >> tom: all right, "one more thing" is up next. every american wants their dollars to work as hard as they do. however, since 2000, the buying power of the dollar has dropped by over 31% - that means the dollar is only worth about 68¢ now... compared to 2000. had you owned gold, your value would have increased by over 400%. and owning gold is easy... with rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious

sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sally nugent.e comes across, but i will make an appeal to the strictly wardrobe department, please, please don't do that to him. i can we can all echo that to him. i can we can all echo that appeal. we love him though. long may he continue. let's keep voting. dina asher—smith won britain's first women's100—metres medal at the world athletics championships last night. she took silver behind jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce in doha — and with me now is former olympic champion darren campbell, who's known asher—smith for years. she ran a great race, didn't she? yeah, yeah, very talented as a young athlete and it's been fantastic to watch her grow and develop and ma nifest watch her grow and develop and manifest into this young athlete that has so much belief in what she is capable of. after the european championships last year, where she won three gold medals, he has taken it to the next level on the world stage and a performance like last night wasjust stage and a performance like last night was jus

doing which i didn't do i'm going to have my pompei i say a couple of words are going to have stephen nugent say a couple of words and they will do a couple of more questions. as to present i thought i'd start by talking about iran we had a productive week we saw the europeans take a position with respect to the tax that took place the saudi arabia making clear this was a run just as president trump and i had been saying and have now joined us in saying that the existing j.c. pair frameworks is not going to work is not going to solve the world's problems are not going to create middle east ability either we had a good set of meetings with our middle east allies as well the president joined for a meeting of the g.c.c. where we talked again about how we can help deter and we want peace we want a peaceful resolution with the islamic republic of iran we're hoping we can get that way in the end it will be up to the reins to make that decision whether they'll choose violence and hate in this president said in a speech yesterday to the general assembly if there bloodthirst will continue to help tha

steve nugent is here. we did the sanctions today, and i think they are probably the strongest. we will certainly never do that to australia, i promise you. >> reporter: one for the prime minister, if i may? you've been very tough on huawei, even under pressure. you've been very consistent with the ban, even though you said you have a good working relationship with china, and they are important for your economy. do you plan to continue to support the united states and the tough stance on china? can you give any more specifics about what you told the president he would do to reach a new trade deal? >> prime minister morrison: festival, we have the most perfect of relationships with the united states. he goes back centuries, and more, as the president was reminding us on the lawn this morning. we have a strategic partnership with china. this is the part of the world in which we live. managing that relationship is important to australia's national interest. one thing i can always assure you, and i think the president can say the same, we we will as come both of us, act in the natio

and, for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's sally nugent.ter 90 minutes, and it was the league two side who held their nerve on penalties. we don't have the rights to show the pictures, but we can hear from the spurs boss mauricio pochettino — who's tried to find the positives. disappointed, of course. in football, at times like this it is not so positive. we need to stick and be strong and try to be hard in our analysis and try to find solutions. that analysis will surely look what has been a really bad recent run for spurs. since mid—february in all competitions they've played 26 matches, lost 12, drawn 6 and won just 8 games. remember they somehow managed to get to a champions league final in that time. plenty of reaction to that defeat for spurs in the papers, and some analysis of what it means for them moving forward. the sun calls it a "slap in the face," whilst the guardian point out that spurs haven't won a trophy since 2008, and this defeat has reduced the chance of that changing any time soon. and the telegraph says that colchester