that trump is very aggressive right now with respect to beijing isn't ham he's taking some onyx. acted and have a hand in measures against china so wear it on the markets are bracing for a new round in the tariff for that but what if all these threats are no different from what trump it with kim stores korea germany or what he did and he kept piling on threats until the two leaders finally matt and i wonder if he's planning to do the same with china i mean he will keep threats until he makes a sudden you turn to or supply and he could couldn't he one of the most. the way i see it is a little bit different previously under the obama administration the problem was that from america's few point trade with china seemed unfair to all that was the way they saw it at the cup but now under trump we'll see there's a multitude of grievances with china's policies and this is not just about national security it's also about stealing technology it's about copyright law and us intellectual property and so on still the united states and china need to negotiate and arrive at a solution to this t

. >> our lease is for 5 years with a 5 year onyx by the city has an 86 year lease that made that clear as long as we're doing the work we've been we should be able to stay there for decades and decades. >> the single most important thing we know that is that meaningful. >> it has been here 5 months and even better than that we could image. >> with the economic development have announced an initiative if ours is a nonprofit or know of a nonprofit looking for more resources they can go to the office of economic workforce development oewd.com slashing nonprofit and found out about the mayors nonprofit mitigation program and the sustainability initiative and find their information through technical assistance as much as how to get started with more fundraising or the real estate assistance and they can find my contact and reach out to me through the circles of the city through the [ gavel ]. >> all right. everybody welcome to our land use and transport committee meeting october 15, 2018. my name is katey tang, and i am the chair of this committee. to my left is supervisor ahsha safai, and

writing a letter to her favorite washington jeweler, taking him to take a switched over $2000, pearls, onyx, clocks, bracelets, silver spoons, at the price they were purposed -- purchased. the congress proposed to give president johnson $75,000 to refurbish the white house and the press was complaining that the executive mansion had been emptied by mary lincoln. she fumed to her friends over such criticisms, claiming these were partisan attacks which should not be taken personally, but she did take them personally. she ensnared her son's former tutor, scotsman, alexander williamson and plots to raise funds on the east coast through congressional appropriations or through private donations, perhaps both. her self-pity crested in the weeks leading up to the terrible anniversary as she apprehensively called the date marking her husband death. the date of lincoln's assassination was but one day in a parade of remembrances that mrs. lincoln allowed herself to be engulfed by personal anguish, from her wedding anniversary, the first week of november. then, a few days before christmas, remembering

first of all, "what onyx do you say talking about the 25th amendment?d rosenstein will say what he did when he pushed back against "the new york times," which was "i categorically denied anything about the 25th amendment. i was being sarcastic when i joked about wearing a wire." is it appropriate for someone in his position to even make a joke like that? that something for discussion. i think you're right to raise the difference between what you are texting your paramore or your friend, what you are sending in mccabe's office. i think from mccabe, that's not one of the most professional environment other. i imagine he probably said to the president "i didn't say 20 for the moment, i was joking there." >> harris: or "i was joking, the two can be the same." >> "i take my job seriously. i will be rushing bob mueller. take it for me, i have worked here a long time. i'm taking it as seriously as possible. >> harris: we are going to have to go to a break, and the president is the backdrop right now. let's bring him back into the foreground as he gets into the

we think it is the fed policy around and onyx acted rise -- an unexpected rise in u.s.est rates that has is most concerned. tom: thank you, mark --francine: thank you, mark. what is up next, what happened to jamal khashoggi? saudi arabia is reportedly preparing an explanation, but president trump says it might be rogue killers. we will bring you the latest on that, plus a full roundup of what we are seeing on your markets. stocks are pretty much mixed. i'm looking at. pretty much a mixed picture across the global markets. this is investors trying to figure out the next phase of corporate earnings and for the development across a host of geopolitical issues, including what is happening in saudi arabia. the yen declining, dollar edging up. looking at u.s. treasuries. they will say something about china. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, and politics, this is "bloomberg surveillance," i'm francine lacqua in london. let's check out what is trending on tic toc. a group of teenagers are suing the u.s. government for not doing enough to combat climate change.

those firms include blackstone, carlyle, onyx corp i don't know if you remember back in the day sortere were a lot of consortium deals and whether they could actually do these things whether there was collusion involved so anyway, ten years later we're back >>> st. louis fed president jim bullard speaking in singapore earlier this morning he said emerging markets are as prepared as they can be for change in u.s. monetary policy the fed raised interest rates for the third time this year >>> and right wing candidate jair bolsonaro -- did i get that. >> close enough. >> taking the lead in the election in brazil you may remember him from the knife attack he suffered on the campaign trail last month. a runoff election will happen later this month look at brazil's movement over the past week. you can see it there and joining us right now is rashir sharmar i don't know if you want to talk about this or china first. which is more important? >> i think china that's the story that's going to shape how the u.s. markets do and how the global economy does over the next few months that's because w