know about today that makes teams perform better there is for example a big survived from the peterson institute in washington that showed that it was worldwide study shows that there is a clear connection between the share of women in top management and profitability. why do german companies don't understand that i mean if there is sign is. more women in boardrooms and. money for the company why do german companies why don't they understand that's a good question. i think it's most comfortable from fame. they have been doing very well for the caves they're quite satisfied with themselves the target companies don't see the need to adapt to a changing world as much as other countries like sweden are the u.s. to. do you think that is one of the main problems is this effect that you've described earlier the fact that men just recruit men is that yes they do and as long as the c.e.o. doesn't stop that circle this will stop so it's a bar that has to be it's about giving a clear signal from the top that this has to change because it's in the interest of the company. you congressman from the overall fo

the peterson institute has done research showing the tariffs announced against china for the sectionestigation and its findings primarily hit multinational supply chains. multinationals doing the bulk of their trade, importing and exporting, with china, and with other countries, are facing a difficult environment in terms of increasing investment in particular countries, shifting investment to third countries, speaking about investment in the united states, it is a fluid situation. seems liketech issue an ideological one. to me and a lot of people we have spoken to, there doesn't seem to be a solution given at the heart of it is the attempt to curtail china's ambitions to move up the value chain. end.at is not the stated that is what many in china believe the u.s. is trying to do, curtail the development, you get the actual allegations have ,o do with technology transfer licensing agreements, etc. i believe we missed an important opportunity to make progress whilehose issues, which are overstated in some cases, do contain important elements of friction between the two countries. ther

administration, contradictory messages on zte and trade with china when we speak to one guest from the peterson institute. next, markets return to normalcy come or is it just the calm before the storm? we will put that to our next guest. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. betty: i am betty liu in new york. you are watching "daybreak: australia." stocks mixed as investors assess the outlook for trade talks, also rising tensions. i want to bring in a chief market strategist in boston. about thetalk markets, i want to ask about the ago, mscibout an hour releasing the list of 230 plus that will be joining the msci indexes. these are basically chinese stocks going global. what did you make of the list? amazing. this is one of those things we have been waiting for. i think it does three things. investing in chinese equities has always been difficult because it is difficult to get resources and information, but inclusion in an accredited index like this is a confirmation or a way of investors saying i feel more comfortable and now i know more about this, and obviously these guys were included

a company tap into that talent, which they are not doing plus, the financial performance of peterson institute suisse, they are all women two make a difference. why ignore half the population >> will this illustrate how it gets solved? she started as an intern, held so many positions. if you go back 30 years, there was not any cunninghams out there, right it takes time. we're getting there, aren't we is she an example how this will change that there's a woman who was on the bench, was brought up through the system, and now has all the qualifications so nobody's sitting here saying, oh, she got the job because she's a woman. she got the job because she is deserves the job >> same week a woman is now running the cia. the institutions so important in the history of this country. >> corporate america's going the other way. denise dropped from campbell 23, i think, in the s&p 500. why are we going backwards >> she stepped down, but men step down too. there's a turnover going on, but when it's a woman who steps down, it's noticed much more because there's so few women, so we need to fill the pipelin

most people doing the writing on this, the peterson institute in washington is run by a european whoe minister from friends and so forth. as a consequence we are getting these doomsday stories like we did before brexit. italy has not grown since 2003. of the euro is so good for italy why has it stagnated for most of the century? charles: later today donald trump had to national to support marsha blackburn absented run, and will promote his tax cuts. the pres.'s economic story is amazing, the median household income at an all-time high, up 3% since 2017. this is a sign of economic prosperity. how much can donald trump take credit for? >> barack obama was not getting numbers like this because this is an administration, think of what you want of his personal life and history, this is an administration that fundamentally believes in what has made america run, americans, therefore free enterprise, entrepreneur, self-discipline, individual accountability, those are foreign concepts to the regime of leftist occupation we had the last eight years unlike europe, when we get an alien regime we

we are adding two more courses to our national security space institute at peterson air face -- peterson air force base in colorado. moree opening opportunities to military members of allied countries. already attend, australia, canada and the u.k., -based sceu.s. trning. next year we arenviting italy, japan and possibly others to participate in space training in the same way our allies have participated in pilot training for many years. this cooperation, we think, is absolutely vital because there is a much more dangerous and competitive security environment in space than we have faced in the past. it is our intention to continue work -- to continue to -- to defend our vital national interests and prevail if ever called upon to prevail. with that, christine, i look forward to chatting with you and answering questions. host: secretary wilson, thank you so much for sharing your views on how the air force's strengthening alliances. i thought it was interesting strengthening alliances was one of your five priorities for the air force, since that is not necessarily what you with a gun. -- ne

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you are saying that these institutions all failed to police his mental stability, right? >> my main target is peterson. if i couldn't put peterson in this lawsuit, i would be going further. it's not about money for me. if there is any money, my ex-wife and my children are going to get it, and my daughter's boyfriend, brandon. so those people in that lawsuit, i want to get his disciplinary records and his health records. >> he is the principal focus because the sneed's attorney did talk to cnn and as far as they are concerned, i don't think they are morally or ethically responsible for what nicholas cruz did. they opened his their homes ate request of their son, they insisted any firearms that he brought into their home be locked up. he is not their son, what do you think? evidently they let a mental patient in their house with a rifle. who in their right mind would let an individual with mental illness, and you don't know their whole background but you know he has a mental illness into your house with a rifle? but, they are not my focus on the lawsuit. it's mostly deputy peterson who did not do his jo