fervor in germany along with the successes of boris becker who grew up nearby in a town in boston for tim burke. to have minds it would it would be a really good time to sort of. the great trainers and to the family like environment. it started with my victory at wimbledon and i can you define and then step you caught up one hundred trying. to not get to the bottom. thank you breakthrough in nine hundred eighty seven when she was only eighteen. at the french open she unseated martina navratilova to become the world number one. she's sixteen like quick and fast and knew how to play the game really no weakness i mean her back and she was always there for her it was a huge weapon but she neutralized everything with her bike and as well because she was to great mover. in one thousand nine hundred eighty steffi graf made history when she won the golden slam all four grand slams and a limpid gold in the space of one ten a season a feat boris becker couldn't match running who could talk to me that i just wasn't good enough if she did better than me in eighty eight i was glad to win even one grand slam

the treasury secretary stephen mnuchin says he told tim burke they realize the risk of retaliation. want to ensure fair treatment. >> nafta is an old great it. tradingimportant relationships with canada and mexico. the president wants to look at this agreement at once a utter deal for american workers and american companies. it is about fair and balanced trade. paul: japan's economy grew a revised 1.6% in the fourth quarter during smashing estimates of 1% expansion. it has grown for eight straight quarters. wage gains and household spending remain lackluster. key indicators suggest growth may falter in the current. --current period. south korean government sources saying the offer is dependent on u.s. attitude. releasing three detained americans. president moon says it is too early for optimism. police say a critically ill former russian spy and his daughter work poisoned with eight nerve agent, increasing the possibility that a foreign state was behind the attack. unconscious found on a park bench in salisbury. he was convicted in 2006 of passing rushing -- russian secrets. he was

david: we welcome our audience from tim burke -- the tv and radio as we talked to peter navarro, directore house office of trade and manufacturing policy. welcome back to bloomberg, good to have you. peter: it has been a while. david: there is a fair amount of activity in your neck of the woods. gary cohn is going to step away. i want to start there. the president has been exclusive he wants to bring voices even conflicting voices informing economic policy. if he wants to replace gary cohn, should he be looking for someone with gary's particular point of view which might not have agreed with your own? peter: the president tweeted out this morning he has got a long list of people he will interview. it will be a great list. we are going to miss gary. gary is a great colleague. i myself, i loved to have him on discussions because we do have differing point of use. it is a deep bench. there is a superb economist, mick mulvaney, this guide leading deregulation revolution in this country. we have not seen this since the days of reagan. outside you have stephen mnuchin in treasury who did a heck