under fire, chicago mayor ron emanuel bowing to pressure come his big announcement and the shakeup that>> nike getting burned i making colin kaepernick the face of their ad campaign, the billion-dollar impact on their bottom line. ♪ >> and illegal and investigation into what donald trump is calling the mueller probe. he says it never should have been started was number one there was no crime, number 2 everybody was conflict including mueller. the president pointing to do business disputes with miller and his relationship with james comey as a special counsel revealed they will accept responses to questions from the president but a follow-up interview is not ruled out. ron emanuel's time as chicago mayor is coming to a end, he announced he will not seek a third term just months before february's election. didn't give a specific reason why but we know chicago has been plagued by violence during his watch and below point of his term is back in the spotlight today, jury selection begins murder trial jason van dyck who is accused of shooting and killing look one mcdonald in 2014. emmanuel wa

. ♪ nobody going to turn us around ♪ >> some protesters are calling for democratic mayor ron emanuelesign his shooting violence plagues the city. >> executives from the top tech companies prepared to be front and center on capitol hill as accusations mount over censoring conservatives. jillian: jillian turner has more on what we can expect. >> reporter: social media company to capitol hill for a high-stakes hearing on foreign interference in november's midterms. the committee will hear from twitter ceo jack dorsey, facebook coo sheryl sandberg and potentially larry page, ceo of google's parent company, google declined to send it ceo which regarded criticism from lawmakers the second time the senate intelligence committee called on these companies to testify but the first time their executives participate together. the hearing comes as donald trump zeros in on social media platforms as the new fake news. >> we as a country cannot tolerate political censorship, blacklisting and rigged search results. >> reporter: accusations of optical bias, the companies are not rolling over, facebook

. >>> to chicago, ron emanuel troubled time as the mayor coming to an end. announced he will not seek it third term months before february's election. he did not give system-- since the fix. >>> john kyle expected to be sworn in today to replace late senator john mccain. the former senator tapped by the governor of arizona. >> i'm accepting this appointed to fill the seat vacated by the passing of my dear friend because of my sense of duty to the state i love and because i am putting my country first. cheryl: he has committed to serving one year and has no plans to run again when the seat is up in 2020. that's what's happening now. lauren: in the weather, powerful storm ripping through with about 10 people killed and hundreds of others injured. the strongest typhoon to make landfall in that country since 1993. look at this video on screen. strong wind blowing a tanker into a bridge in one of japan's largest airport closed indefinitely after being flooded by the typhoon. of the weather has been ugly overseas, but also here at home. cheryl: we have had a lot o

french president emanuel mack ron joins us from the event for an exclusive interview. that's at 4:00 p.m. this wednesday local time in new york. shery: still ahead the u.s. threatens further tariffs on china. but beijing is barrel barely acknowledging trump's complaints. we'll look at the risk of escalation. haidi: plus treasuries fall and the dollar weakens as the fed may be asking mainstay capital management about the tightening path ahead. this is bloomberg. shery: this is "daybreak asia." i'm shery ahn in new york. haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. u.s. stocks edged lower ahead of the latest u.s. fed meeting and our next guest says the expected rate hike is priced in by now. joining us from naples, florida, is david kudla, founder and c.e.o. and chief investment strategist with mainstay capital management. great to see you again. this week's move is priced in and we're looking at another by december. maybe a couple more next year. i mean, this is a fed that wants to grow but how do things like tariffs play into the murkiness of the outlook? david: we know we