i was born in tinian. my stepdad who raised me actually moved out from the mainland. she was a department of trust attorney, auntie was a firm believer in education, so both of my parents were incredibly focused on ensuring that we had the opportunity to go to school. so right after graduating the integrate they ship dust off to the mainland so we could get an education, and the goal was always to come here, get educated and returned home to help the community. >> what kinds of experiences did you have before public office? >> before public office i practice law. i did a lot of government public policy work. had a lot of policy conversations and work as it relates to military activities that are expanding in the marianas. aside from that i practiced family law and when you see a decline in the economy, family violence increases, and there is an object on domestic violence, family abuse. >> went to the idea of actually running for office come to mind? >> interestingly enough, i think it was always there. my mother was one of the first of two congresswomen who served in

the release was part of a fourth hostage prisoner swap with israel releasing 183 palos tinian -- palestinianners. benjamin netanyahu is meeting with president trump tomorrow at the white house. deepseek is the most downloaded mobile app globally with india accounting for the biggest percentage of new users according to app figures. its total users pale in comparison to chatgpt. there may be more hurdles for growth as companies and government weigh risks associated with the chinese ai app. that is your bloomberg brief. jonathan: more in about 30 minutes time. up next, the risks of trump's tariffs. >> if over the next year we keep these tariffs on, escalate them in response to their responses, the european union, universal tariff, all of that, i have no doubt it would be quite a big hit to growth. jonathan: equity futures negative across-the-board. from new york city, you are watching bloomberg tv. jonathan: equities down across the board. we are -1.6%. we are down by two percentage points, europe not spared. in the session down about 1.7 percent. under surveillance this morning, the risk of t

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