emily rowland of john hancock investment will be sticking with me.omc begins its two-d meeting today. what will they signal about the future? will it be a midcycle adjustment or a late cycle adjustment? the markets completely ignoring the oil today in saudi arabia, looking forward to a potential rate cut. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." to me, the big story is the complacency we are seeing in the market. if you take a look at equity futures, they are down 0.1%. italian equities the worst off and europe, down 0.4%. that is idiosyncratic. if you look at btp's, you will see why. former prime minister matteo renzi broke away from the democratic party, so there is more upheaval. you are seeing selling in btp's. yields moving five basis points higher. the lack of reaction in the -- in the pierre-hugues -- in the crude market. harsh words from the supreme leader in iran and from the u.s., and complacency in the market is what many are looking at this morning. the fomc will begin its two-day policy meeting today. the market expects a

environmentalist jonathan porridge why he was name checked by one of britain's greatest doctors mark rowlands when he cut ties with the world shakespeare company over privatized fossil fuel company b.p. all this more coming up in today's show i mean a busy law firm goal on the a strategy and with me is the q c cherie blair thanks for inviting us in. let's begin with why you are defending a convicted alleged. russian in beslan. sentenced to 10 years hard labor and find some $2000000.00 well in the 1st place he's not convicted conviction is actually overturned in may and why was it overturned because it was based on flawed and he didn't forged. evidence and she had not been given the opportunity to put her side of the case so the trial actually was a travesty did not comply with fair trial procedures and finally the court of appeal in kuwait did overturn that decision so she isn't currently on bail awaiting trial she worked she's a russian national she works for a comical k g l. and you're referring there to documents are proving to be forgeries the accusation that there was a half a $100000000

environmental campaigner jonathon porritt thanks so much older for coming on so let's go straight there marg rowland's one of britain's greatest actors name checking you directly as one of the reasons he has decided to sever ties with the royal shakespeare company is because of its sponsorship by b.p. . to be fair this is. all mark's decision really and he asked me what i felt about it knowing that i have over the years done some work with oil and gas companies including b.p. and shell and had to come to a judgment for myself about the degree to which they are serious now about thriving in a low carbon world without further investments in oil and gas so we talked about that at length and i feel very strongly that when someone like mark feels a moral imperative that is wrong for a company like b.p. to be spending some of its what he would call ill gotten gains on supporting young people through the assisted ticket scheme you have to we have to listen to him he's thought about this really carefully it's a very deep moral decisions but i mean he quoted you as saying that b.p. has downplayed its role in c

rowland on an outside right now a nice evening just a gentle breeze blowing across much of the bay area a little haze inside the bay and some white caps out there on the water but not bad but we're really going to see a lot more white caps as we head through the weekend this we're going to see some windy conditions, especially along the coastline. latest on the satellite image you can see momoisture has pushed eastward. but just off the coastline of those white clouds that's part of a weak cold front that will be moving in bringing us some clouds and yes kick up the winds and dropping the temperatures big time. numbers outside right now still warm 81 degrees in livermore does 74 in san jose 76 in redwood city 63 degrees breezy into san francisco and 70 degrees in the bottle tomorrow morning. we're waking up to mostly cloudy skies even the valleys will likely see clouds early on tomorrow and then by the middle of the day becoming partly cloudy, but look at those temperatures much cooler and i think by the afternoon tomorrow. we top out with highs in the warmer spots only in the 70's. tha

rowland's actually their beauty again is that they are responsive to the environment so your hormones are a factor the way you behave but then the environment also affects your hormone release in general testosterone represents 2 of the major societal things about time competition and success. the cliché is that men who have 2 little testosterone and loses men who have a lot of it are winners. i don't know whether i should be proud of how much testosterone i have or not. but it's appends on what society thinks are desirable qualities and residents. and that concept can change from depending on the culture and the era. of. testosterone is the stuff that men are made of the actual quantity is not so important but every man needs at least a minimum amount. you know her for since i started testosterone replacement therapy i felt a lot better on the depression and lack of energy disappeared in 2 weeks of other things just kept getting better for me i'm not confused and i'm happy anymore for be at least. so there's no simple $1.00 to $1.00 link between testosterone and male aggression or qu

counties that were heavily reliance upon that money and the other big agency is a bright adjustment rowlands that are fraught i give the railroads -- it was a land scam the government said the land back week at 75% of a cut off of those lands for these counties where those trees are located. the dilemma forces with that than 1 million board feet of tampa. these counties who have for a year relied upon their payments from the federal government behind financial strait today still. there are 12 counties are still heavily reliant on that. it was a cultural problem for them because they had gotten so used. the government gave us 5 million dollars. and they were using that money to actually from their county governments and now you go and tell them to raise their property taxes everybody in a county says we've never paid property tax at that rate and they won't. so this was putting pressure on the state and the federal response of the forest land. and because of the nature of our tax system and because of our economic ex which is manufacturing predominantly and we have a budgeting process of what