thank richard fisher we had a view on autos. >> i'm not surprised they're selling off. negotiations >> right. >> this is a doubling down for autos, i would imagine their lobbyists hard at work. >> you're on the board of at&t do you have a handy cap on how the anti-trust trial is going so far? >> at&t is the greatest american company. >> very poll particular answer. >> along with pepsico and others. >> your time and your perspective. thanks >> great to see you. >>> coo call in session, we'll enlbthhewethy geer wn come back after this >>> welcome back to "squawk. it's no secret that corporations today dealing with tremendous change, but aside from the big visible technological changes, a new report from deligoit. a new shift that businesses are making what are now called social enterprises joining us is kathy engelbert, thank you. >> good morning, andrew. >> when you say social enterprise are we talking about steps that companies like blackrock are taking when it comes to issues like, joe, close your ears, climate change, guns? is that what we're talking about here >> i t

he is a longtime columbia university professor and will succeed richard fisher, who stepped down in octoberal news 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. i'm yvonne man. this is bloomberg. sophie: i have a check on the markets and asian stocks are mixed. 107 andis holding at he was futures are pointing higher and in japan, the nikkei 225 is trading flat with electronic and banks weighing. afterrean won, rallying sustaining chief technical support. let's check out the aussi, slipping, along with the yuan. china, not doing much for risk-omn moves. tech and banking stocks, they are diving the most on the heng seng. chinese lenders are extending losses. the pboc, will raise the deposit rates, but leave lending rates as is. is slidingeuticals ersk cancer drugs rose. the kospi, downgraded. checking on the leaderboard. i want to highlight the casino operators, which are rising after ccip lifted the forecasts on the industry. china, the stop was raised to overweight by jpmorgan. raisingo have companies ground over reports that they are

montgomery county police chief tom manger, louisville mayer greg fisher, and police director and chief richard beal. first, chief, we'll start with you pchl you. >> thank you, mayor. 10% of the calls that police officers go to involve somebody who's dealing with a mental health issue. it may not be dispatched as a call that involves somebody with a mental health issue. maybe trespassing at a local store. but when you get there, what you find out is, in fact, the issue is you're dealing with a person that has a mental health issue. 10% of the calls we go to involve someone with a mental health issue. one out of four people that police officers shoot is dealing with a mental health issue. one out of four. so i don't think i need to go beyond that to demonstrate to this group just how critical our ability to deal with folks that are dealing with mental health issues is. we have to ask ourselves, how equipped are our cops to deal with folks that have mental illness? i think all of us can talk about, well, we have the crisis intervention training, cit. well, we've got a half a dozen officers traine

richard clarida as fed vice chairman. this is after more than a decade at pimco. clarida is a longtime columbia university professor and would succeed jeremy fisher, who stepped downiscernible]. the pentagon refused to answer ract questions. cloud contactors say the winner take all approach favors amazon. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. man.yvonne this is bloomberg. rishaad: japan is close to the lunch break. sophie: investors are working through the chinese data and we see fluctuations where hong kong and chinese markets. the hang seng index and shanghai composite down 0.1% after recovering from most of the earlier losses, which was triggered by the chinese data. when you take a look at the details come easy retail sales with a strong rebound, taking up some of that flag after disappointing industrial output. again, we are seeing swings in hong kong and mainland markets. when you look at the aussie dollar, bulls not too impressed by the data come it would s eem. the onshore yuan, swinging 628 range. 627 and the nikkei 225 closing of the morning session fairly flat, with the handleye