ona quite often they will do an exchange on a percentage of affordable housing but where it comes unstuckave gone up, we can't do this, and then we have the question of affordability, what is truly affordable. the principle of a housing association should be, not—for—profit. housing association should be, not-for-profit. yes, of course. and then to reinvest that into housing. but how do you buy the property in the first place ? but how do you buy the property in the first place? the argument is they have the money to buy the property and they invest any profit they make back into buying more properties, is now the principal? —— isn't that. that is also the principal blackstone. except they ta ke principal blackstone. except they take their cut. this is all part of the problem with housing in the uk. absolutely. there are problems with re nt absolutely. there are problems with rent caps and better security for tenants, so in common with other european countries people don't get obsessed with owning their own home because they know they can live somewhere and they are going to be safe and s

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and michael cohen, remember, e-mails putin's press secretary trying to get this real estate deal unstuck the edge of the republican primaries and caucuses. fast forward to early 2017, donald trump is now president. cohen takes $500,000 from this oligarch-linked company. within weeks of that, think another thing that has been forgotten here is cohen and sater then show up at the white house and present this bizarre piece plan, this pro-russia peace plan to solve the ukraine crisis to michael flynn, the national security adviser. so there is this two-year trail of cohen and sometimes involving felix sater of relationships with russians and now we have this big payment in the middle of it. maybe it's, you know -- i think it's beyond swampy and there is a lot for mueller to dilg into there. >> even if there is nothing nefarious, just from a political, you know, protecting your client, the president of the united states, it just seems like not a good idea to take $500,000. >> none of this is a good idea, but this is the way they've operated in business for decades. this is, you know -- there

that are necessarily part of our capital plan, but the issues that -- where you've asked us to get unstuck, get to yes and get to issues on the streets that are important to you and to your constituents. we've dedicated this, we've dedicated $100,000 in each district to this master plan to make sure this gets implements as soon as possible. a few of those are on the screen. and i'll move onto the next slide. >> supervisor tang: i'm just going to jump in real quick on that slide, for work completed, the two examples in district four took years to be implemented from our office. >> so our job is not just to get to yes, but to get to yes faster. so next slide, just a few things we've been able to break ground on in the field. supervisor safai and i were out in district 11 on friday, and it was great to work with you to install a stop sign at delong and wilson, but also very important for me and my staff to see the interaction with your constituents and see how important it is to your residents that they see you getting results, and they see the city family being responsive to their needs, jus

. >> you know, this all started to come unstuck when kim jong-un started to get angry about the joint military exercises that were going on in the korean peninsula, between south korea and the united states. then kept ratcheting it up because you had a national security adviser pompeo and also the vice president talking about libya models and i guess there is nothing that enrachs the north koreans more and they have said it many, many years that we are not libya, not iraq. we don't give up our weapons in order then to be overthrown, killed, decimated, et cetera. that clearly was the sort of heart of what really sort of started to get kim jong-un in a tizzy about this. and i think that's what's interesting about president trump's letter is that it says what it says as you have read out, but what it does is directly address kim jong-un. it directly potentially puts him in a corner and potentially puts his back against a wall. and it is going to be very, very interesting to see kim jong-un's next moves because he has in fact given the most as the president rightly said, we gave up nothin

they have not come unstuck on their forecast just yet. allen,thank you, paul tracking the budget.g remain far apart on trade following high-level meetings last week, according to wilbur ross. his comments came as china and the u.s. clashed at the world trade organization. tom mackenzie joining us from beijing for more on this clash. no sign of rapprochement from these sides? tom: not yet. we heard from secretary ross. there was still a considerable gap between the sides. they talked for 30 hours in total, and had not made much progress in closing that divide. apart ishem quite far the way he describes it. interestingly, we got the chinese take on these talks. this was in a conversation stephen engle had with a former prettyficial, who gave a blistering take on trump team negotiators and their tactics. take a listen. is unfair -- give me this, give me this. that is not a way of negotiation. president trump is sending out a team of barking dogs. >> steve mnuchin and wilbur ross. >> i have full respect for american colleagues, american but they are overly aggressive. he did say he is

we saw positive buying in turkish lira, and now that is coming unstuck.r we are heading in the opposite direction. we have a turkish lira dropping pass a record. t a record.ing pas i cannot say how many times i have seen dropping fast a record for the turkish there, but there have been many of them. the turkish lira continues to weaken. there was serious debate on the online blog here at bloomberg about how far this would continue to go. that continues in the market of what this story will look like for turkey. we have a rate decision coming up. the market is pushing the central bank. francine: we have the election. guy: the election is on the 24th. we have a rate meeting before that. the market wants a rate hike. francine: we were looking at the election to downgrade turkey, which would have a lot of implications. guy: as early again was saying i am going to take over decision-making after that election. the market is pushing aggressively for the central bank to raise rates and raise rates many basis points. francine: we will have a look at anything to d