steen: if you want to, you can absolutely do it.ereink is because china takes its oil from a huge number of sources. if you look from a strategic point of view, the down the road --tiative is to reduce different angles to get transportation and the china. clearly there is a link. if you talk about g20, if you talk about china's energy policy , if you talk about the next move in china's policy, it will not be based on what happened in the middle east. vonnie: what are your clients coming to you with? what are their main concerns? it is about the fed being so far behind. i've a number of clients in the hedge fund industry that see not only 100 basis points but even zero interest rate policy. -- the federal reserve the chicago indicated federal reserve is buying into the idea of interest rate policy, not only defending it but talking about it in the public space. on the china side, i spent last week in shanghai. , thatncern is the same the transmission of credit is not working. lowering the price of money is not working. the reason we

picked up by steen. one second and the blues have the lead 3 games to 2, winning the contest by a score of 2-1. more debris rains down here in boston. couple of huge face-off wins by the bruins. what a stop there from binnington. d then steen is able to clear it. coyle battling in front. marchand. the reaction in st. louis, the enterprise center. coming home for a gsue six there ay night, doc. >> mike: and a chance to win the stanley cup. theyl wil have a sterling silver piece about 36 1/2 pounds joining them as we get a chaooe tok at the sprint three stars of the game. >> eddie: jordan binnington was outstanding in the first period until his team found their legs late in that period and the huge goal from ryan o'reilly to start the second.ry o'reilly o a roll the last couple of games. i thought tuukka rask was really good in this me. a little help from david krejci in the second period. he gave his team a chance to hang around, doc. especially after a great start in the first by the bruins. >> mike: you

picked up by steen. one second and the blues have the lead 3 games to 2, winning the contest by a score of 2-1. more debris rains down here in boston. couple of huge face-off wins by the bruins. what a stop there from binnington. and then steen is able to clear it. coyle battling in front. marchand. the reaction in st. louis, the enterprise center. coming home for a game six there sunday night, doc. >> mike: and a chance to win the stanley cup. they will have a sterling silver piece about 36 1/2 pounds joining them as we get a chance to look at the sprint three stars of the game. >> eddie: jordan binnington was outstanding in the first period until his team found their legs late in that period and the huge goal from ryan o'reilly to start the second. ryan o'reilly o a roll the last couple of games. i thought tuukka rask was really good in this game. a little help from david krejci in the second period. he gave his team a chance to hang around, doc. especially after a great start in the first by the bruin

final and they have a crop of talented youngsters fighting to get there here's a look at the squad steen sensations ahead of saturday's match against nigeria in the round of 60. julio drin. and lena obrador these 3 teenagers are making their mark on the germany world cup team 19 year old freiburg midfielder grin is having the biggest impact of the bunch scoring a match winner against china germany squad certainly appreciates the exceptional skill of these young players providing plenty of support. i think it's about kind of really well integrated but there's no problem with that so many players around us to take us under their wing and coach us to feel like a really fit in and don't feel at all like i'm treated like a kid. the teen and 17 year old open doors have also raised eyebrows and their 1st steps are world cup they might be new on the national team but they're already experienced pros. they're already established bundesliga players they're still young but they have lots of talent it's great to see what german women's football we have to offer for years to come we're looking forwar

the doubts always come up in mine because the nearly 100 people calling you were really putting steen you were that you know this is not right and i want to speak to you let me give you an invented by. i really didn't believe in the invited system so i was really surprised at how can people live together and be together and and so i always believed that you know you should before getting married get to know a person because it's about your life you want to spend your entire life and if you do the wrong person then either you suffer your life but i was also strong i said that what i want to do i will go by this and i have decided to go by this. gun barrel is visiting germany for the 1st time since attending university here he's planning to ask more us parents for her hand in marriage but he still speaks very little german. i was a little nervous initially because i also had to learn the sentencing judge. we've practiced the sentence quite a bit and now he just wants to get it over with german isn't easy for him to. get across a little strict specially its daughter might be more careful

networks globally now excellent insights from john quelled steen at the unit of dean of the universityof miami's business school thank you very much for your time . thank you. and turning from china to india the corporate affairs ministry there is seeking to ban 2 well known accounting firms from doing business in india for 5 years over alleged failures and auditing the now notorious bank l i n f s financial services ministry officials have potentially petitioned the national company law tribunals for a 5 year ban on deloitte haskins cells and an affiliate of k p m g b s r n associates over their failures and on a thing of infrastructure leasing in financial services the ministry accuses accountants at the 2 firms of colluding with the management of i l n f s to conceal the poor state of the failings bank's finances those charges were 1st officially levelled last month after investigation by any is serious fraud investigation office last year another big name in accounting p w c was barred from on his english to audit indian companies for 2 years over similar charges and another case .

networks globally now excellent insights from john quelled steen at the unit of dean of the universityof miami's business school thank you very much for your time . thank you. and turning from china to any of the corporate affairs ministry there is seeking to ban 2 well known accounting firms from doing business in india for 5 years over alleged failures and auditing the now mentor us bank l i n f s financial services ministry officials have potential petition the national company law tribunals for a 5 year ban on deloitte haskins cells and an affiliate of k p m g b s r n associates over their failures and on its wing of infrastructure leasing in financial services the ministry accuses accountants at the 2 firms of colluding with the management of i l n f s to conceal the poor state of the failings banks finances those charges were 1st officially leveled last month after investigation by india's serious fraud investigation office last year another big name in accounting p w c was barred from on a sing listed on the indian companies for 2 years over similar charges and another case. for

heilemann joins us live now from mexico city john what more do we know about this proposal for migrant steen at least be allowed to get some sort of work perhaps even on an income whilst they wait for the u.s. asylum request to be processed. where we don't know very much because what you just talked about the president saying about those 40000 jobs he actually said that in a response to a question from us in the morning press conference and we are fact question about him what's going to be done about these people who went to the united states crossed over asked for asylum and were allowed to stay in the united states while they waited for their asylum requests to be process but were instead sent back across the border to mexico we asked that question of him because so far there's been very little done by mexican authorities we just got back from 21 or that's on the mexico u.s. border there's 5000 people there 5000 asylum seekers most of them from guatemala honduras el salvador that have been put back across the border we spoke to some of them and there was really little for them there were n

speaker group hardly any publication keeps closer tabs on germany's ultra rich every year the magazine steen gathers information on wealthy germans and using the forbes model makes a special edition with a list of germany's 1001 richest people. it's painstaking work. is about how many billionaires are video of the $481.00 the 198 last year was $136.00 right no verster it was around $17170.00 ok on that is someone who wants to get on our list of 1001 richest germans needs to have around 100000000 with their cash often quite doesn't have to be money in the bank most people have it is assets or is property but that's the ballpark we're looking for to be on our list of the richest germans the 1000 bison . continent to devise an d'argent. editing chief stephan close one has been around germany's ultra wealthy for years. what does it take to get on the list. as. the top i'd say that the top 150 spots on our list will always go to company owners and asses even if you're a chief physician you'll need to see a whole lot of patients to become a billionaire many managers also have a hard time getting t

kate slat re, seth ross steen and emily lamaluck. a big corner stone of this project has been our work with the community. up here you can see somewhat we've gone to understand the community needs and preferences and understand their vision for their neighborhood street. we have met with over 20 community groups over the process of this project. some of them have included the united players, south of market community action network, the independent living resource center, folsom street fair and san francisco fire department, betsy carmichael and so one of the great things about these streets is they're diverse in nature. we wanted to capture that and understand how the diverse residents and the businesses of these two streets wanted to see their ideals and how they can get their finger prints on this project. since it is a really long corridor, nearly thro three mile had to implement near-term projects and that's what we've done over the past few years and that has allowed us to bring forward the safety improvements a lot quicker. an

. >> with us now is is senior political analyst ron brown steen and political analyst patrick heely. on the news that the trump campaign is firing pollsters, would that happen if the leaked numbers had said trump would win in a landslide? >> that's a really good question. the president is looking at numbers that are quite consistent. it's a long way away. and head to head matchup this is far out are limited value. so certain ly reasonable for th campaign to say that. here's what is important. if you look at both these private polls that have been released from the trump campaign and the public polls like the fox poll that just came out, the relationship between the president's approval rating and his share of the vote against anybody is very strong. the idea there's a vast army of voter who is disapprove the way the president is handling the job but ready to vote for him because the democrats are going to be worse, that's a really hard argument to kwar with what we're seeing. he's struggling to get support in the head to heads above the low 40s chrks is where his approval rating is.

so i want to thank c-span and professor steen for shedding such a positive and transformative light onhe subject and how remarkable this movement has been. thank you all again for your time. i appreciate it. host: thank you for the call. let me take his point and u move it one step further. how do you teach stonewall? how should teachers educate this generation in terms of what happened and its significance 50 years later? guest: i think many have been trying to improve lgbt history education in colleges, universities, and high schools for some years. it's really important i think for it to be integrated into our general narrative of american history. it's one thing for there to be courses on lgbt history in colleges and ufertsd but it's another thing entirely when the history of the civil rights and lgbt history gets incorporated into the general american history courses. so a number are working on that. many try to teach that stonewall followed 20 years of political organizing by lgbt people. so there was a pre-stonewall movement. many of us tried to teach the much broader history of

last one was there either mohammed steen or for that. separation for irreconcilable differences has increased the divorce rate in morocco. this has put pressure on the courts to make decisions about assets but also on financial support for women and children. i don't want. or no social kind we go this route i would have been below what it had to. have taken my baby live i do that zoe look at look. look where i was how did you made here you know we killed her. and no usual what that my year. didn't the fucker. call that one had the 100 but across thoughts very little cut up his of the talk there to 35 my god. how could anyone have gone on this is. a limb not the other you are masters of on my feet real. still going to your weight. you believe negotiator no i mean that. i have to far respect politically to. be a mismatch. yes but he was. kind of a high note on military rather. than sort of the he would when i let me attempt traded a little that as i said they should and the brutality started to feel a subtle call that's how that effects me

linda fair steen and the prosecutors think the city should never have settled that case. so we'll leave it at that. >> people on both sides. where have we heard that before? trump's way of dismissing an issue when he doesn't want to deal with it. just like not condemning white supremist in charlottesville two years ago. going on the attack tonight talking about his president e peeves. up next we'll discuss the and do fact checking. with daniel dale. susan glasser and mark. for men. notice that my hips are off the ground. [ engine revving ] and then, i'm gonna pike my hips back into downward dog. [ rhythmic tapping ] hey, the rain stopped. -a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. -tell me about that dental procedure again! -i can still taste it in my mouth! -progressive helps keep you out there. -i can still taste it in my mouth! get brighter eyes in a blink! new age perfect rosy tone eye from l'oréal. a brightening eye cream with imperial peony extract. helps instantly correct the look of dark circles for brighter looking eyes new rosy tone eye from l'oréal p

if you look at linda fires steen, look at some of the prosecutors, they think the city should have never settled that case. we'll leave it at that. reporter: [inaudible] having no defense secretary complicate your policy? >> no, frankly this could happen quickly with mark epsper he has been around things we've been talking about for a very long period of time. reporter: why should americans trust your administration to tell the truth about what is going on with iran if we go to war, why should we believe you? >> we have iran, we've been talking to various people on lots of different sides. i will see what happens with iran. we're very well-set and configured. i spoke with president xi this morning of china. we'll meet at the g20. that is working out pretty much as i anticipated it would. china very much discuss the future, and so do we. the relationship with president xi is a very good one. we had a long talk this morning. reporter: [inaudible] >> say it? >> reporter: immigration officials don't know anything about a planned roundup of people next week. >> they know. they know. they will

if you look at linda fair steen and some of the prosecutors they think that the city should never havee'll leave it at that. >> reb, your response. >> people on both sides, he can koefz charlottesville. we're talking about five young men who said they were coerced into confessions. what really got people like me out there marching for them and i marched on donald trump, he just bought the plaza hotel because he took full page ads calling for the death penalty is the see men they found at the scene of this vicious despicable crime didn't match any of the kids. we're not talking about now whether there's reason to believe, i believe cases went wrong. if you've got dna evidence, the semen, you can't argue with science. i guess with you argue with climate change, you can. >> reverend, i had a feeling you would have something to say about that issue today. good to see the you, sir. thanks for sharing your views. always good to see you. don't miss the rev this weekend or any weekend on politics nation every weekend there is. that's all for tonight. back with are tomorrow. the beat with ari m

. >> have you steen mansion taxes hitting other states?ossing up in discussion but watching us to see, whether this tempers the markets will this put a kibosh on market. >> what is your expectation how much sales slow as a result. >> i don't think they will slow i think it will be baked into numbers. >> like every other tax. >> right. >> so the buyer will pick up tax seller will, so prices come down slightly, you know, people will like salt exactly. >> can you speak below broadly about market interest rates have come down a lot taking all morning about how low they are are you seeing we had a real estate market slowing broadly cross the country last year, are these lower rates giving real estate market a second win right now. >> without a question, people absolutely look at how much i am a mending sper month, that number is greatly impacted by interest rates so without a question it is great news the problem is, i prices increase as interest rates decrease. so we are watching people say wow i would have bought that last month for a hundred

that is when allegations against harvey one steen -- harvey .einstein corporations are more sophisticatedy they manage bad behavior and negative pr. i'm viviana hurtado. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much. i was talking to the head of a big pr agency. he was saying if you don't have a strategy for me to, you get get oneor me too, you and you are proactive about everything. david: and get a defense to make sure it happens in the first place, not just the message if it comes out. alix: what was it, like avoid women at all cost, which had whole other repercussions? pence like how mike doesn't have dinner with other women than his wife. nomura's buyback strategy. japan's biggest brokerage firm announced it will buy back as much as $1.4 billion in shares. ubs pushes further into automation. the swiss bank boosts its automatic trading force, adding robots to handle derivatives and etf's. and third, sotheby's sale winners. a $2.2 billion sale to investor net $257 ini will cash for each share sold. basak, i want to kick it off with nomura. they are trying to change stuff

david lubin steen sitting down with -- david rubenstein sitting down with leon black. >> when you seehat unfolding, are you thinking we are approaching another recession and are you ready to buy debt at a discount again? leon: pleasure to be here with you on bloomberg. the moderator is right to say i do not usually do this. i do this because you are so good at it and i do it because it is peer-to-peer. if you ask a tough question i can always turn it on you and say what do you think? question, wer started apollo 29 years ago this week. it was in the midst of a global recession. out of theapollo ashes of a firm i worked in for 13 years. of 1990, when drexel went under, the world was a mess. you had the oil shock, you had the world in a recession, you had consumer confidence down, su had the snl crisis -- the &l crisis. we were lucky enough to get money from a big french bank who 1990ed us out in june of with about $800 million of capital to take advantage of the andocations in the market our backgrounds was as students of capital structures. milkengone to the mike school of capital str

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also in general the ccar number should be more favorable for citi than anybody else >> final word, steen, you're adding to defensive exposure >> so look, i think this -- in a news-driven environment hedging is ideal let's remember back, october of 2008 we had an 11.5% one day rally in markets the market didn't bottom until six months later but as we saw this week, when there's apprehension you can have a terrible impact if you're not invested that's the ideal situation away from that, for those who can't, we're going o'just take somewhat less risk in portfolios, try to get more safe yield in portfolios. >> steven, thank you very much for joining us steven wieting of citi the only point i'd add going back to the john waldron clip, look at the reaction to the ecb today as well. we did get in absolute terms a very dovish tone but the euro's up >> they're going to have -- >> but the euro has reacted up half a percent as if to say in a relative sense they wanted even more of a dovish tilt and markets -- >> or we're sick of low rates and negative interest rates forever, which is kind of this n