kristine, steve lee, charles corey, pauley harold, max and paul lee. come on up. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i am steve lee, president of hoa. i am here to state eight out of nine owners of the building are in strong opposition for the following reasons. this will be in strict violation of our ccnr. no activity which causes any insurance policy to be cancelled or not renewed. no person may sell distribute to tobacco other main. we have been confirmed they would cancel our master building insurance if the dispensary opens in our building. they have been claiming they found an admitted insurance to work with our building, but that was not true. we talked with their insurance agents a couple days ago. she had no idea what we were talking about. she was scrambling to get insurance for their business which had nothing to do with master insurance. we are left with sub par assurances we have never heard of and are not protected by the states. a dispensary is specifically restricted by the last sentence stating marijuana may not be sold or distributed fro

my name is paul lee. i'm a merchant in chinatown. today i come here and represent some other merchant also. i'm running a grocery store. every day, a lot of people come in, they steal. since i installed a camera, if they pick up one orange or apple, i let them go. but sometimes they steal, $10, $100 merchandise. that's ridiculous. i tell them, i have the camera and caught you in action. so they look at it. okay. they don't want to fight. they just give us back the merchandise. but we cannot ask the police come, if they know the police are going to come and look at the camera, what he steals, probably that is why -- right now, if we take them to the police department, it's very hard, because they don't steal over $700, we cannot do anything. but the cameras, at least they can do interview, scare them. they caught everything here. it's much peaceful. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. tracy rosenberg for open privacy and media alliance. supervisor peskin said this, but to reiterate, this i

but nonetheless, it's not just kevin mccarthy and rand paul, lee zeldin, congressman, there's a ton ofwhole lot of other members who haven't come out yet from allies of don jr. that's going to continue today. they're basically just going after richard burr now in a very concerted way. >> republicans obviously going after richard burr. what about don jr.? what about the president? are they basically going to fight this thing or straight ignore it? >> i don't want to speak for -- and i can't speak for either of them but i believe that don jr. is going to continue fighting this and that his -- i know his allies are already out there on his behalf going after richard burr. so it's pretty clear they're not going to back down. >> let's talk about these trade talks. negotiators from the u.s. and china are set to meet today to talk about trade. jonathan, what are you going to be looking for? >> so myself and some other reporters were with the top two negotiators on the u.s. side, bob lighthizer and steven mnuchin. they made clear these are massive, substantive retreats from the chinese on the

extremism research of paul spoon lee isn't surprised that the common wasn't on any security watch list even though the australian hadn't made any secret about his far right views online he says there is a hardcore of two hundred to two hundred fifty far right extremists in new zealand who are prepared to carry out acts of violence but because the group seems fairly small the government has failed to take them seriously up till now. i think it's the pressure that's come internationally for new zealand to buy international requirements to look at security and the interest in the in the islamic terrorists treat as it was obscene those that think it's a failure of whiston societies and western governments that they really have not paid much attention or sufficient attention to the threat posed by the far right. doesn't like to talk about far right extremists he prefers to view them as a few did range to members of society he says that he is wired by and team. muslim prejudice but he also regards the outpouring of empathy in new zealand after the christchurch attacks with hope he doesn't pl

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you might see gilts briskly priced -- risk lee paul: we like the barbell situation.ly, northern europe still under pressure, slowing down. we like the fact we have a positive curve in europe. of aaa countries in europe. if you get the ratio correct it starts to raise its head once again. btp's inon of italian the area is not a bad place to be if you think the ecb is not going to change policies for some time. nejra: without getting into details of elections, we cannot discuss polls, how much of a potential market event with the results be when we get them on monday? chris: probably not huge. that's the honest answer. to the u.k., i think it's about people seeing it has a referendum, another referendum on europe. it's not going to be a clear takeaway. the rest of europe, i don't think it's a big market. nejra: great to have you both here. paul and chris stay with us. a lot more to discuss. let's get bloomberg first word news with debra mao in hong kong. debra: nejra, the trump administration is proposing tariffs on goods from countries who undervalued currencies. assa

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lee claimed that four trump campaign associates were the subject of fisa warrants. okay, where are the other ones in addition to carter page, she named papadopoulos, paul manafort, and lt. general michael flynn. if jackson lee, the congresswoman, know's what she's talking about that could be a new massive development. here now with more on his big release, house judiciary committee ranking member doug collins. thank you, we wouldn't know so much that we know but for your courage to release these closed-door testimony documents. what did you take out of yesterday, about loretta lynch and so much more? >> well, thanks, sean. one of the things that john talked about is the american people are turning because they're seeing the truth, they're seeing the testimonies that the investigators did, you saw it with my colleagues, radcliff, jordan, meadows, other. what they found out, there was a conflict, what they were finding out, there is a coverup, they knew if it was ever uncovered that there would be trouble. lynch, we knew, it was basically we've seen the incompetent she showed as attorney general. now we're seeing them turning on jim comey, who, his little run as capta

armies on capitol hill meeting with members and urging them to go with the barbara lee bill to repeal legislation that rand paulnd senator udall. is it and what does it do and how does it shaped the current way we do foreign-policy? 9/11: it was signed after with support from everybody. at some level you could argue it is justified but under president trump, u.s. forces has died in yemen, some all you, iraq, syria, libya, afghanistan. i do not think any american remembers when there was a vote to send u.s. trips into -- u.s. troops into somalia. congress is not doing their job and they are still using this authorization to send u.s. troops to fight organizations in africa that did not exist on 9/11. a newsflash that he u.s. soldier has died in combat who died -- was born after the towers fell. host: the authorization says the president can use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations and persons he determines planned, authorized, onmitted a terrorist attack september 11 or harvard organizations or persons in order to prevent future acts of international terrorism against the united states. what

paul: still to come on the next hour of "daybreak asia," sophie will be speaking exclusively to charles leepen, coming up next as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: good morning, i'm paul allen in sydney. asia's major markets are about to open. shery: good evening from a number of's global headquarters in new york. i'm shery ahn. sophie: i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak: asia." paul: our top stories this wednesday. asian stocks set to follow wall lower, with pressure growing on assault and bond yields. atna has back, and hinting weaponizing a rare earth commodity and warning washington not to underestimate its resolve. shery: a new setback for nomura ordered by japan's financial regulator to bolster control after information was leaked. let's get straight to the market action with sophie in hong kong. off with theng it mood intel tokyo. the nikkei and the topix opening lower. for the best run in five weeks. our trading year, a two-week high. plenty to watch today, including nomura and nissan. 10 year yield closing in on the 1% level. ospi is up. the korean won is losin

lee. and kimberly atkins. plus former federal prosecutor paul butler joins us from washington. >>> let me start with this mike flynn ruling. mike flynn i think a lot of people stopped paying attention to, he pleaded guilty to lying in the early days of the trump administration. he's still on our radar because he hasn't been sentenced yet. a judge putting out an order saying by the end of may, i understand that could get pushed, we'll have access to possibly a transcript and maybe even a recording of a call between the president's lawyer, john dowd and mike flynn, where a phone call might have been discussed and some of that underlying collusion-y evidence between sergey kislyak and mike flynn. >> this is the video version of the mueller report. most people haven't read those 400 pages that outline those those ten episodes of obstruction of justice. but people will tune in to a congressional hearing or listen to a recording of a telephone call, especially an incriminating one like this. just like if mueller testifies, people will get to see on tv the guy that looks like the head prosecutor from law & order and

lee selden saying let's move forward and rand paul lashing out saying apparently the republican chair of the senate intel committee didn't get the memo from the majority leader that this case was closed. a little bit of a civil war brewing there, kelly. >> and it's interesting when you have rand paul siding with mitch mcconnell who he in many other instances is more than willing to part ways with so that's interesting. i also asked leader mccarthy today about the issue that you've been discussing, the discrepancies that appear on their face from the testimony, transcripts that we have of trump jr.'s original meetings before the committee and what is in the mueller report and it would appear mueller did not have any other kind of corroborating information like a phone call record or some other documentation about this discrepancy. it's michael cohen who we know has all kinds of credibility issues, being the one who would say, yes, he informed his father and had been briefed himself meaning the son briefed on the trou moscow plans. it's an imperfect messenger if michael cohen is the onl

milder weather all in all, our team mary lee will have the latest on weather and traffic starting tomorrow morning at 4:30. that's your forecast. >> thanks, paul. >>> have you ever noticed that our trains slow way down in one particular area of oakland? >> the reason might surprise you. a fight over a failing hardware store decades ago is still forcing trains to hit the brakes on a sharp turn. this budget was originally under eighth street and they had to move it, and they moved it enough to make that turn. >> reporter: you can see our original report, the political favor behind bart's tight turn tomorrow night on kpix 5 news at 7:00. >>> sharks and warriors a chance to make a statement tonight, >>> remember when the warriors were up to-0 against houston? now they are getting outshot, outhustled and out late in fenway. warriors don't have a keen, james harden is tough enough. hard knocks down three, dream on green as well, little revenge. kd heats up in the third, four minutes left, chris paul picked greens pocket to break away for peter tucker, rocket sled 106- 96 final minute is now a five- point game, steph curry misses a three, gets it bac

milder weather all in all, our team mary lee will have the latest on weather and traffic starting tomorrow morning at 4:30. that's your forecast. >> thanks, paul. >>> have you ever noticed that our trains slow way down in one particular area of oakland? >> the reason might surprise you. a fight over a failing hardware store decades ago is stilintohi brakes on a sharp turn. this budget was originally under eighth street and they had to move it, and they moved it enough to make that turn. >> reporter: you can see our original report, the political favor behind bart's tight turn tomorrow night on kpix 5 news at 7:00. >>> sharks and warriors a chance to make a statement tonight, ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ it's a new buick envision. and i got it with wi-fi for all of your wi-fi stuff, wireless charging for your phone. cool! wait til you check out the back! that's a lot of groceries. look at my stro

lee. 63 ties the best score in tournament history. we made our anchor picks last night. i'm feeling pretty good having picked bruce koepka. you got some work to do, guys. paul with justin rose, not bad. he's even. and our director, wayne, 1 under par. >>> after losing 11 of 12 on the road, the a's finally flex their muscle away from the coliseum. >> reporter: it was the a's offense that turned out to be the incredible hulk. top of the 3rd, profar put it into the right field for a grand slam. a six-run inning. he finished a triple shy of the cycle. it got so bad for the tigers that brandon dixon pitched the 9th inning. the a's hit 5 home runs. they pound out detroit, 17-3. >>> the sharks appeared to catch a new spring last night in st. louis. a hand pass that helped set up karlsson's goal. but the refs didn't call it. >> they're not trying to screw anybody. they're really not. they're good guys. >> was that a hand pass on the final goal? >> we weren't playing hand ball, were we? we were may playing hockey and we were just trying to win this game. >>> sharks in the driver's seat. warriors trying to get in the driver's seat. kd not playing because of that calf

and this is professor lee, founding director of the center for hmong studies at concordia university in st. paul. in 2000 he was appointed to serve on president clinton's advisory commission and that put him in the history books because it made him the first hmong presidential appointee in the nation's history. >> i have to up front openly admit my ignorance to the entire hmong culture. you know what i mean? >> i always tell people if you buy flowers from seattle you're buying hmong flowers because they're grown by hmong growers. if you eat strawberries from california during the winter months you are eating hmong strawberries because they dominate 70% of the market. so whatever -- people just don't know. today is the hmong new year celebration. usually back in laos it's after harvesting. and it's an opportunity for people to come together. for young people to also find mates. >> oh, really. is that what that is? >> yeah. you will see people ball tossing and a game. >> a new year celebration and also speed dating. >> absolutely speed dating. >> yes. >> this is part. we did come here to ball toss

paul: china correspondent tom mackenzie in beijing. thank you for joining us. we will talk about alibaba's potential hong kong ipo with charles leehen he joins us for an exclusive interview on wednesday. president trump says the u.s. is ready to make a deal with china on trade, although he claims beijing is. he furthered his threat to increase tariffs. president trump: as far as china is concerned, i think they probably wish they made the deal that they had on the table before they tried to renegotiate it. they would like to make a deal. we are not ready to make a deal. we are taking in tens of billions of dollars of tariffs and that number could go up substantially easily. paul: president trump was speaking in tokyo where he is on a state visit right now. let's go there and join stephen engle. what is on the agenda today for the president? stephen: he will be going and visiting some of the u.s. troops in japan as well as some japan self-defense forces. i want to pick up on the mainline that came out of that press conference yesterday that i was attending in central tokyo. that is where he'd of urged pretty quickly from talk -- h

armies on capitol hill meeting with members and urging them to go with the barbara lee bill to repeal legislation that rand paulenator udall. is it and what does it do and how does it shaped the current way we do foreign-policy? 9/11: it was signed after with support from everybody. at some level you could argue it is justified but under president trump, u.s. forces has died in yemen, some all you, iraq, syria, libya, afghanistan. i do not think any american remembers when there was a vote to send u.s. trips into -- u.s. troops into somalia. congress is not doing their job and they are still using this authorization to send u.s. troops to fight organizations in africa that did not exist on 9/11. a newsflash that he u.s. soldier has died in combat who died -- was born after the towers fell. host: the authorization says the president can use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations and persons he determines planned, authorized, onmitted a terrorist attack september 11 or harvard organizations or persons in order to prevent future acts of international terrorism against the united states. what is

police join me in honoring police officer emmett paul morris, corporal walter zackary moke, patrolman james kevin white, patrol officer lee anne simpson, and police officer robert mckeethan. there can be no more noble vocation than the protection of women's fellow citizens. mr. guest: may we remember these brave officers, their sacrifice to protect our communities, and the sacrifice they made for the people who call mississippi home. thank you, mr. speaker, and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today i am proud to join my colleagues in passing the equality act, which ensures that lgbtq americans are treated equally. in more than half our nation, lgbtq americans can still be fired, denied credit, and evicted from their home simply based on who they are and who they love. it happened to someone in my state. ms. delbene: he was a volleyball coach at a college in virginia. t