united natural trading says the trail mix containing organic and natural dates could be contaminated with listeria. so far no reports of illnesses. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> welcome back. 4:55 right now and this is a live look outside from palo alto. no, that is most certainly emeryville. what a shot of the horizon. it's going to be a hot one. have you noticed the recent heat is bringing out more than just ac and fans? >> in many cases actually bringing out bugs. people say they're getting swarmed at night. maybe outside of your front door. in the south bay experts believe most of what we're seeing are fiddle bugs along with june bugs. >> as soon as it gets hot they're all emerging. they've become adult bea

united natural trading says the trail mix containing organic and natural dates could be con t contaminatedlisteria. so far there are no reports of any illnesses. we )rn >>> welcome back here on your wednesday. this is a where the sun rise really starting to take effect. we are in another micro climate weather alert. all of the bay except san francisco and an excessive heat warpi warning. >> happening today keeping guns away from children. the d.a.'s office talking about gun awareness as part of the gun safety campaign. that could put them at risk if there are unsecured guns in the home. the idea of the campaign is to encourage parents to ask if there are guns inside of any home where kids are going. >>> also happening today, two inmates accused of killing two corrections officers during their escape from a prison bus will be in a georgia courtroom. they were captured thursday in t tennessee two days after their escape. roe was serving a life sentence. both are serving 20 years for robbing an elderly man. they now face new charges. >>> a state assembly bill that aims to keep city streets cl

united natural trading says trail mix containing organic and natural dates may be contaminated with listeriaso far we have not received any reports of illnesses. ♪ ♪ ♪ before you head out the door - here are the top stories on today in the bay. >>> welcome back. before you head out the door on this wednesday here are the top stories we're following on "today in the bay." >> three people are in custody this morning after a chase that ended in a crash. the car struck a utility near the intersection of story road and roberts avenue in san jose not too far from happy hollow about 1:30 this morning. a witness tells us the driver spun out and flipped several times. the passengers got out and ran before deputies took them into custodies. all throw suspects were transported to the hospital. >>> an update on the burglary. two oakland men were arrested after they tried to break into a home. fremont police told us the targeted home had a marijuana grow operation inside. we reported homeowners saw suspects on the roof of their home. >> live now to dublin where the tri-valley area is expected to sizzle a

natural gas and other parts of the united states. we have a lot of natural gas. so we love that you're going to do that. and things like that will bring down the trade deficits substantially. we like that and appreciate it very much. mr. president, would you like to say something before the media leaves? [ speaking in foreign language ] >> a right. that is president moon jae-in of korea. he's speaking in korean without a translator. stephanie fortunately does speak korean. what is he saying? >> what i found interesting actually reported exclusively sort of quote unquote trade war going on inside the white house. the president trump's cabinet is really all on the same side when they look at trade and the global economy. but now we've seen a divide again with that nationalist factor. let's listen back in. >> very good answer. thank you all very much. thank you. >> and you can see there, gary cohn, jared kushner, wilbur ross. but what i found noteworthy in this internal trade battle going on within the white house, the two people who spoke after president trump, wilbur ross who has been on sort of that nationalist side and gary cohn on the globalist. p

united states. this month there's a first shipment of american liquefied natural gas to south korea in a deal worth more than $25 billion. t's great. we will do more to remove barriers, to reciprocal trade and market access. we talked last night and today about some tough trade issues. like autos and steal. i'm encouraged by president moon's assurances that he will work to create a level playing field so that american workers and businesses and especially automakers can have a fair shake at dealing with south korea. south korean companies sell cars in america, american companies should have that same exact privilege on a reciprocal basis. i'm sure we'll be able to work hat out. in addition i have called on south korea to stop enabling the export of dumped steel. these would be important steps forward in our trading elationship. very important steps. they have to be made. not fair to the american worker. if they are not. and they will be. our teams are going to get to work on these issues. and they're going to sign a deal that's great for south korea and great for the united states. mr. president, i'm thrilled that you are here today and deeply honored that you choose to go to the united

we have a good trading relationship with the united states and the broader continent. we are building on our naturalrce strengths and moving into more -- into a more dirt -- diversified economy. unemployment is always a concern. erik: i want to thank you for spending time with us. good to see you. that is victor dodig, the ceo of cibc on the back of his $5 billion acquisition of private bancorp in chicago -- private bank corp. in chicago. vonnie: coming up, nearly a decade since the financial crisis. we haven't into the history of these troubled institutions, next. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: and in london, i mark barton and this is bloomberg markets. time for the bloomberg business flash. a look at some of the biggest business stories right now. city home price gains shows the industry is struggling stable demand for the shortage. according to the s&p core logic roseindex, property values 5.7% in april from a year earlier. higher prices are keeping some first-time buyers out of the market. two u.s. senators are considering a plan to break up freddie mac and fannie mae. the

natural gas and other parts of the united states. we have a lot of natural gas. we love that you are going to do that. things like that will bring down the trade deficit substantially. we appreciate it. mr. president would you like to say something before the media leaves? [ speaking foreign language ] >> all right. you are watching right there, bilateral meeting between president trump and president moon of south korea. an expanded one. at first, we didn't think we were going to get images of it. this is great we are able to see it. speaking of the key issues and an important note, we are going to hear from the president and south korean president. they will make joint statements in the rose garden in a few minutes. we'll bring that to you live when it happens. let's get back to the other stories we are watching today. breaking news in the russian investigation. "the wall street journal" is saying a long time republican operative focused on research tried to get hillary clinton's e-mails from hackers. he implied he had a connection to fired adviser, michael flynn. this happened before the election when flynn was a top adviser to then, candida

natural gas and other parts of the united states. we have a lot of natural gas so we love that you're going to do that. and things like that will bring down the tradeeficit substantially. mr. president, would you like to say something before the media leaves [ speaking korean >> okay. we can do. that and i'm sure that everybody understood that answer, i hope it was a very good answer. thank you all very much, media thank you. >> president of korea, republic of korea president moon facing off essentially against key players in the president's cabinet. more discussion about trade, perhaps, than the nuclear threat out of north korea >> i don't think it was a coincidence that he brought the media in to talk about trade this one is of his key issues where he talks to his supporters president trump that, is complaining about the trade deficit that we have and the former trade deal that's have been worked out with other countries like south core eechlt we -- south korea. it doesn't put them in our top five trade deficits. it is interesting he turned the table over to gary cohen after wilbur ross. cohen is sort of less idealistic and i think hard line on t

united states would be expected to be a net energy exporter of natural gas. american companies can already have exported us g to our international trading partners in europe and asia. unleashing our full energy potential in this country will lead to robust job growth and expansion in every sector of our economy. this week, we will also reaffirm our commitment to clean energy that binary choice between pro- economy and proenvironment that has perpetuated, or i should say been perpetuated, by the obama administration and set up a false argument. the fact is we can do good for both. and we will. there was one factor missing from the headlines about the us withdrawal from the paris agreement. that is that the united states already leads the world in the morning omissions. we've done this to innovation and technology, not by signing agreements. the paris agreement to the taxpayer on the hook for a costly deal. it was $1 billion already out the door. thankfully, this president has the good sense to step in before billions more have been committed. we've already seen the fruits of innovative, clean technology, like the cc us, carbon capture utilization system that t

and the united states are military exercise of a defensive nature that have been conducted for a very long time. thanks legitimate exercise -- this is a legitimate exercise. i believe we cannot trade an illicit activity for something that is legal. furthermore, i believe that we annot reward bad behavior. d that is why i believe that we maintain -- we have long maintained the position, both korea and the united states, that we cannot stop or cease combined military exercises as a condition or a concession or condition for north korea's nuclear -- to stopping north korea's nuclear tests. and that position remains unchanged. wasi believe that professor speaking not on behalf of myself, but as his personal opinion. president trump himself also mentioned that under the right conditions, we can have dialogue ith north korea. so that raises the question, when are the right conditions fostered and what are the conditions that enable us to engage in dialogue? i believe that we must put our wisdom together in order to find the answer to these questions. for example, maybe we can start dialogue with north korea, when north korea promises to stop its nuclear and missile rovocations. or anoth

people would never have guessed that by 2018 the united states is expected to be a net energy exporter. of natural gas. we exported u.s. lng to trading partners in europe and asia. it will lead to robust job growth and expansion in every sector of our economy. this week we will also reaffirm our commitment to clean energy. pro-environment, been perpetuated by the obama administration to set up a false argument. we can do good for both. we will. there was one fact missing from headlines about the u.s. withdrawal from the paris agreement. that is the united states already leads the world in lowering emissions. we've done this through innovation and technology, not by signing agreements. the paris agreement put taxpayer on the hook for a costly deal. it is a billion dollars already out the door. thankfully this president has good sense to step in before billions more had been committed. we've already seen the fruits of innovative, clean, technology like ccus, car ban capture utilization, sequestration. that petra nova plant on outskirts of houston, texas, uses a process removing 90% of carbon dioxide after coal is burned in energy in a

united states is expected to be a net-energy exporter of natural gas. american companies have already exported u.s. lng to our international trading partners in europe and asia, unleashing our full energy attentional in this country will lead to robust job growth and expansion in every sector of our economy. this week, we will also reaffirm our commitment to clean energy. betweenary choice pro-economy and pro-and permit --t has her pitch waited perpetuated or should i say been perpetuated by the obama administration set up a false argument. the fact is, we can do good by both and we will. there was one fact missing from the headlines about the u.s. withdraw from the peers agreement, and that is that the united states already leads the world in lowering emissions. we have done this through innovation and technology, not by sending agreements. the paris agreement with the u.s. on the hook for a costly deal. a billion dollars already out the door. thankfully, this president has the good sense to step in before billions more had been committed. we have already seen the fruits of innovative, clean technology like cc uss. carbon capture

nature of them change? this department here is about what happens after brexit. about what we do in terms of getting british trade agreements but also promoting britain abroad and getting investment into the unitedtment into the united kingdom, soa investment into the united kingdom, so a positive message of the united kingdom and the trades and opportunities we have here, and that is what we will do, we will remain ina very is what we will do, we will remain in a very expanded outward looking positive mood, and get on with it right away. you think brexit negotiations will begin next week? the negotiations have a timetable andl the negotiations have a timetable and i am sure the prime minister and secretary of state for the exiting of the european union will be dealing with them precisely, we have all the opportunities to get for the united kingdom to present themselves out there, notjust united kingdom to present themselves out there, not just focusing on europe but global britain, and the opportunities in a glow blue growing global market for this country to ensure prosperity and security in the longer term. our political correspondence ali prices at downing street. the latest announcement reg

united states remain healthy, whether it is economic or political or regulatory in nature. completehe ability to -- compete successfully. there are so many factors that taxation, to that -- tradeh other countries. it is very important to multinationals. our movie business is a great example of that. maintaining open relationships with the countries of the world, we can bring movies around the world, support jobs in the united states as part of the process, it is very important. if you're doing business in the world, think it is important that the world remain healthy. this is something that companies should accept as a responsibility. >> you talk on tax, that is clearly part of the policy agenda. does it concern you that the agenda is being stalled? say if i'm concerned about whether or not something is being stalled. for a companyty that pays a high corporate tax -- what i see on the near horizon for the u.s. economy -- i will have anything specific, it is a generally healthy economy. we know that it is fairly low. consumer confidence is decent enough. interest in our business is quite strong. the advertising marketplace is not too bad. advertising is ok. generally, the ameri

united states. this month, the first shipment of american liquefied natural gas to south korea in a deal worth more than $25 billion. it's great. we will do more to remove barriers service of -- to reciprocal tradearket access. we talked last night and today about tough trade issues like autos and steel. i'm encouraged by president moon's assurances that he will work to create a level playing field so that american workers and businesses, and especially automakers, can have a fair shake dealing with south korea. south korean companies sell cars in america. american companies should have that same exact privilege on a reciprocal basis. and i'm sure we will be able to work that out. in addition, i have called on south korea to stop enabling the export of dumped steel. these would be important steps forward in our trading relationship, very important steps. they have to be made. not fair to the american worker if they are not, and they will be. our teams are going to get to work on these issues, and they are going to sign a deal that is great for south korea and great for the united states. mr. president, i am thrilled that you are here today, and deeply honored that you choose to go to the united

united states is expected to be a net energy exporter of natural gas. american companies can and already have exported u.s. lng to our international trading partners in europe and asia. unleashing our full energy potential in this country will lead to robust job growth and expansion in every sector of our economy. this week, we will also reaffirm our commitment to clean energy. that binary choice between pro-economy and pro-environment that has perpetuated or i should say been perpetuated by the obama administration has set up a false argument. the fact is, we can do good for both. and we will. there was one fact missing from the headlines about the u.s. withdrawal from the paris agreement. that is that the united states already leads the world in lowering emissions. we've done this through innovation and technology, not by signing agreements. the paris agreement put the taxpayer on the hook for a costly deal. there was $1 billion already out the door. thankfully, this president has the good sense to step in before billions more had been committed. we've already seen the fruits of innovative clean technology like ccus, carbon capture util

united states, talk me through the risks. radarupdate the sentiment and one of the points popping up are the geopolitical nature and also currency. when we talk about the u.s., i'm talking about the tradeu need to look at equity stories and if there impacted by the brexit. oil price is a topic. all of this comes up, and this depends sector by sector. also unicorns and asia as well as europe, based on the public experience of it. manus: you mention oil, which takes me to the middle east. world wants to get the biggest ipo underway. at $45.can hold oil olive baba was the former large ipo. this will also impact more use .f capital around the world a huge amount of proceeds are required. brazil and india will be quite interesting for us. form.rica has returned to see theard to india, we most active region in our area, in our time zone, oats a backed by a good economic environment but also by regulation. welcome.s are hopefully those central optimism.e offset the much.you very it's 6:55 a.m. here in the city of london, 7:55 in europe. a warm welcome and a good morning. this is what were keeping an eye out for. 7:00d-quarter earnings at a.m.. consumer confidence, are the germans as if you la

united states remain healthy, regulatory in nature, but we have the ability to compete successfully and operate successfully on a global basis. there are so many factors that contribute to that, from , healthyto tradeuntries from a trade perspective is extremely important to multinationals. the walt disney company is a product, ofer of movie businesses, and a great example of that, and maintaining an open relationship with countries of the world. that was disney chairman and ceo bob iger on his views about u.s. trade policy and why they are so important to the walt disney company. ofde remains of the center the trumpet ministrations policy agenda, and even as we speak nafta is in the process of being renegotiated. there is one issue that does not -- was not expected to come up thathat negotiation, but is currency manipulation. joining us as carlos gutierrez, former secretary of congress -- commerce. mr. secretary, talk to us about currency manipulation in nafta. why would it, then there and what are the broader ramifications for u.s. trade think? mr. gutierrez: i this is something that came up during the president's campaign. he did make an important -- he made an important factor in our , so i thi

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