commerce secretary wilbur ross tod the u.s. still plans raise tariffs on chinese imports in january. despite the talks between president trump and president she at the end of the month. they will only discuss big picture items. he says of formal deal by january is impossible. the u.s. is imposing sanctions on 17 saudi arabian officials over the murder of the journalists. the announcement came just hours after the kingdom charged 11 people with the killing. to execute the order him came from the highest level. believe that any rational thinking person will recognize that you sometimes -- things mistakes happen. people abuse their authority. people exceed their authority. the key is to hold them accountable. and to ensure it does not happen again. >> facebook is under fire for how it handled the threat of fake news and deliberate misinformation. including the use of aggressive tactics to discredit opponents. following a new york times report, facebook's cut ties with the republican pr firm that has linked facebook enmities to geo

coming throughn after comments from wilbur ross on trade. the bloomberg business flash with debra mao in hong kong. pg and he 49% in extended trading after the head of the california public utilities commission said he can't imagine allowing it to go into bankruptcy. shares have plummeted 54% in less than 10 days. the catastrophic wildfire has killed more than 50 people in the u.s.. chipmaking has seen another bout of selling in asia, erasing at least $8 billion of market value. nvidia added to the latest signals. in the u.s., computer graphics chipmaker and video tumbled after the bell following a weak sales forecast for the current quarter. a disappointing outlook for the materials suggests the industry is holding off on expansion in the face of a murky outlook for electronics demand. facebook's ceo says the company is taking more drastic measures to reduce the spread of sensational content on its site by tweaking its news feed algorithm. the social media site is also to make other changes to content moderation including for first-time --

wilbur ross says the u.s. plans raise tariffs on chinese imports in january despite talks between president trump and xi jinping. he raise says the meeting of g2l only discuss big nature items and perhaps produce a framework for further talks. deal bya full formal january is impossible. an announcement on the successful test of a new, high-tech strategic weapon was monitored by the south korean news agency. president trump played down a report identifying 13 undeclared missile bases. trump said he was aware of them and suggested negotiations remain on track. faced look under fire for how it handles the spread of fake news and disinformation, including tactics to discredit opponents. report,g a scathing facebook has cut ties with the republican pr firm. mark zuckerberg insists accusations of anti-semitism are unfair. >> to suggest we weren't interested in knowing the truth or we wanted to hide what we knew or tried to prevent investigations is simply untrue. casino on the territory saipan is closing down. pacif

commerce secretary wilbur ross says the u.s.lans on raising tariffs in january despite the planned talks between president trump and president xi jinping at the end of the month. they will only discuss big picture items and perhaps produce a framework. january isal by impossible he says. is closingler casino down until further notice. said repairs are needed after suffering millions of dollars of damage. the shutdown is the latest low for the casino operator. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm jenna dagenhart. this is bloomberg. haidi: let's get live. we are seeing chinese president xi jinping arriving for the leaders summit. he may be arriving now, but there are indications if you look at roads, bridges and signage. presence has been felt for some time. almost $6 billion investing in paupau newuinea -- guinea. they have been in this tug-of-war with washington. shery: president trump did not attend any of the summit in as

only deplorable do manufacturing and it should be financial services so these guys like highs are wilbur ross and peter navarro are very very much like we need an industrial heartland we need to as also a matter of national security because even say look at venezuela venezuela is a basket case now because they have to import all their food and if you have to import all your food you're at the whims of the global markets and and somebody sending you food and you have to pay for the food and not in your own currency so here the same situation is america is vulnerable anybody is vulnerable if you're you have no manufacturing capacity at all don't take chances within is like with like your shoes are full of these blowers watch kaiser report after the break we're coming back with a lot more so don't go away. there's now a building around break here in rwanda to know why says terrorists. memories . twenty four years ago this country saw a real end of the world. after the genocide there in the old women in rwanda the men. it fell to women to fix what the measure of the broken. ministry is police for

steve bannon told wilbur ross, talk to kris kobach about a addg the e citizenship quesestion. it started with steve bannon, a white nationalist, and kris kobach, the architect of anti-immigration and voters oppression laws, then they talked to jeff sessions, long record of anti-immigrant sentiment. that is how the question got on the census. amy: the supupreme court d decin this week about whether wrubel ross could be deposed? the supreme court s said he does not have to be deposed. amy: is this one of the first decisions of judge kavanaugh? >> yes, but it was just procedural. we get read too much into it. they did say john gore had to testify. a lot of documents have been released undercutting with the trump administration said. this had nothing to do with enforcing the voting rights act. this is all about suppressing protect the patient from immigrants so there is with lots of immigrants have less political power. the census will ship political power for the gop instead of being a fair and accurate document of all americans. amy: ari berman, thank you for being with us, seni

the only deplorable do manufacturing and it should be financial services so these guys like hisor wilbur ross and peter navarro are very very much like we need an industrial heartland we need to is also a matter of national security because even say look at venezuela venezuela is a basket case now because they have to import all their food and if you have to import all your food you're at the whims of the global markets and and somebody sending the food and you have to pay for the food and not in your own currency so here the same situation is america is vulnerable anybody is vulnerable if you're you have no manufacturing capacity at all don't take chances within is like with like your shoes or four leaf clovers watch kaiser report after the break we're coming back with a lot more so don't go away. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen he did. eighty five percent of the global wealth he longs to be all for rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with f

wilbur ross in a bloomberg interview overnight saying they probably will do nothing. they will get a framework agreement as a deal to negotiate. they will say we are going to come out and negotiate additional provisions in some sort of long-term agreement to bring down the trade deficit and deal with the intellectual property issues. until that happens, the president, according to wilbur ross, will go ahead with tariffs , moving up to 25% in january and may, the other $250 billion. taylor: that was mike mckee. more breaking news. scarlet: we cannot get away from the stock. it was halted from trading. this is a cancer drug maker, ts aro -- tsro. it shot up, gaining 30%, and has been halted again. volatility trading restrictions put into effect following the flash crash. taylor: that is pushing the biotech industry index of 1%. tesaro moving higher, up 37%. ♪ scarlet: time for social climbers, the stocks making waves in social media. you can find all of this on the bloomberg. nordstrom shares slumping after the biggest intraday decline in more than two years, following

is wilbur ross setting here?e framework of agreement, much down from making a deal, but overall, not that bad. if they get to that point, it will be the most progress they have had in months. the u.s. has repeated that is threat of tariffs, and the chinese have not given an inch on the bigger u.s. demands. >> secretary ross doubling down, he has emerged as someone who is now at the forefront of the u.s.-china talks. thebottom line is that for president of china to have a good scenario commerce secretary ross and peter navarro, that is read things stand heading into when osiris. ♪ to resume mays taking control of brexit talks, she is said to be speaking to local tory party leaders, she has done so on friday -- >> it is a poke in the eye of the brexiteers come other person she has named as secretary is not a heavyweight, there are three or four high-profile brexiteers in the government that she could have chosen. but those figures are probably wobbling a bit and was a medley, she did not want to name them in the ca

out of brussels we were the american chamber was in washington in september we had a meeting with wilbur ross he told us very clearly what the expectations were from the u.s. side and i won't say that way in europe need to agree with all of that but we certainly need to be working intensely on strengthening what is the most important trade relationship that exists in the world today and i don't see that happening to a degree that i think would show the seriousness of the situation thank you very much france by the our president of the americans have a comma in germany. airbus and boeing have called for an end to the u.s. china trade dispute executives of the two world's largest plane makers and bitter rivals made the announcement of their show in china the country has become a key hunting ground for ak rough manufacturers looking to expand their business because of the surge a natural that the two companies are worried that the ongoing trade conflict could derail orders from china passengers are one of china's biggest imports from both the u.s. and europe conflict would push beijing to look f

debra: commerce secretary wilbur ross says the u.s. still plans to raise tariffs in january on chinese imports, despite the planned talks at the end of this month between presidents trump and xi. he said at the g20 will only look at the big picture items and leave framework for further talks to resolve trade tensions. he said a formal deal by january is impossible. the united states is imposing sanctions on 17 saudi arabian officials over the murder of jamal khashoggi. this came hours after 11 people were charged with the killing, seeking the death penalty for five of them. turkey says the order to kill jamal khashoggi came from the highest level. riyadh said it was a rogue operation that went wrong. french president emmanuel macron faces what could be the largest protest in his 18-months in office this weekend. onosition parties have egged a grassroots movement that threatens to block traffic across france over a higher petrol price. 700 blockages are planned for all mainland apartments. mexico's central bank has raised its key intere

commerce secretary wilbur ross is poured cold water on a trade deal.ys they still plan to raise china in january and says not to expect too much from a trump- xi meeting later this month. ross tends to pour cold water on things but how much is he controlled in what happens between the president and xi? really doing here is lowering expectations for the g20, which we are may be getting out ahead of where the administration things are going. all he is saying is the best we can hope for at the g20 is the two leaders lead -- agreeing on a framework agreement to further talks. tariffs, the to u.s. will not lift them lightly, certainly will not start rolling back on this pressure that it's built up on the chinese side. we are two weeks away from the meeting, we should expect a lot more back and forth behind the scenes, chinese and u.s. officials trying to hash out something that can be announced as a kind of win at the g20. we know donald trump is very keen to have a significant meeting -- we keep hearing those words from people who are in the white house. h

wilbur ross. alex acosta. matt whittaker. ben carson. betsy devos. administrator linda mcmahon.sador lighthizer. and acting administrator who i will tell you is going to be made permanent, he's done a fantastic job, i want to congratulate him, e.p.a. andrew wheeler. congratulations andrew, great job. thank you very much. [applause] thank you as well to senator amy klobuchar for being here. where is amy, by the way? where is amy? for five decades i have to say the presidential medal of freedom has been given to individuals who have made outstanding contributions to american life and culture. this year it is my true privilege to award this honor to seven extraordinary americans. senator orrin hatch, the late, great justice antonin scalia, miriam adelson. roger staubach. allen paige and two more recipients who are no longer with us, but whose legacies will live on forever, legendary babe ruth, legendary elvis presley. true legends. the first recipient is one of the longest-serving senators in american history a great friend of mine, orrin hatch he liked me from the beginning and th

week also let me tell us a little bit there was news today out of washington commerce secretary wilbur ross really downplayed expectations on that meeting we've told you about in boyd as far as argentina coming up at the end of the month between chinese president xi and donald trump sort of setting the bar low we call that in the government political world a deliverable that they don't want to have to have a deliverable ready we'll have to see how that goes but markets didn't hear that news because that came out this morning in the market in shanghai and. we're closed same with the nikkei over here that which was down and the hang seng by the way was up today and down in australia the a.s.x. one hundred with their down and they were up last week moving over to mombasa the bombay stock exchange index a sense actually off and all shares down in south africa in cape town was down and moving to the e.u. boy is this been a week for the e.u. sort of messed up all of them are down the cac the dax and the footsie one hundred the auto sector has had a tough time in the e.u. but really the story is a

stick approach of making concessions and threats on financial services or farm goods haven't worked wilbur ross robert light and peter navarro are not bob rubin larry summers hank paulson or timothy geithner no more ross spelled out like two or three times already you know but they're also you know they they believe in storing american manufacturing and robert rubin larry summers tim geithner they they thought the only deplorable is do manufacturing and it should be financial services so these guys. peter navarro very very much like we need an industrial heartland we need to as also a matter of national security because even say look at venezuela venezuela is a basket case now because they have to import all their food and if you have to import all your food you're at the whims of the global markets and and somebody sending you food and you have to pay for the food and not in your own currency so here the same situation is america is vulnerable anybody is vulnerable if you're you have no manufacturing capacity at all don't take chances with like with like your shoes or clothes blowers report af

peter navarro and wilbur ross, the commerce secretary, are doing a tremendous job.e elements of the president's cabinet who want to sell it out. it's an extraordinarily dangerous time for this country, and wall street, i would say, they should be ashamed of themselves. they think they are qulefer and cute and they will make a lot of money. that part is true. but it usually means when they do it, that a lot of others have lost even more. up next. elections undecided in florida, arizona and a runoff in mississippi. ballots still being counsel. blame being thrown around. we'll have the latest from florida. doesn't this take you back? they are counting chads in broward county. no, there are no chads. we'll be right back. stay with ♪music ♪yea, you can be the greatest ♪you can be the best ♪you can be the king kong ♪bangin on your chest ♪you can beat the world you can beat the war♪ ♪you can talk to god while bangin on his door♪ ♪you can throw your hands up you can beat the clock♪ ♪you can move a mountain you can break rocks♪ ♪you can be a master don't wait for luck♪ ♪dedi

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we've got manafort, wilbur ross, pruitt, brenda fitzgerald, krishna got half a billion in loans by using. the senate is run. wish if it's going to do is the smart thing. it's going to show the world what's been happening in the last two years in the house of representatives will turn into what it should be. a representation of what is wrong in washington will get it done and you'll see in the first six months i don't think they're going to impeach and i don't think lucy wants to. she got a phone call tonight of their reelection. she's a smart person here. >> give you an opportunity with a little more fitting language for fitting language for programmed to respond with my apologies to any reference i think it was chicken soup or something i don't want to say again. the go-ahead. >> i don't need another opportunity. as far as the policy goes, look, the house of representatives is unpopular for reason because they don't do the work of the people. they don't do it under republicans and there's certainly not going to do it under nancy pelosi. i continue to say she's terrible for democratic pa

several claim that wilbur ross added the question to make immigrants less likely to fill out the formsiensus directors and an internal census analysis say the question would harm the count. >>> now to the latest on two disturbing cases, a murder suicide involving an 11-year-old in arizona and a 15-year-old boy charged with murdering his mother in florida. >> natalie brunell has the latest. >> reporter: two murders within families. in arizona, authorities responding to this home saturday where they say an 11-year-old boy shot and killed his grandmother before turning the gun on himself. >> you don't know what's gone through that kid's mind. >> the family is in our prayers. >> reporter: the boy's dpranl grandfather said he was acting stubborn when asked to clean his room. he then came up and not his grandma in the back of the head using grandpa's gun. >> you can't fathom what he's feeling and other family members are feeling. it breaks my heart that they have to go through this. >> reporter: across the country in florida, another family dealing with similar heartbreak. a 15-year-old boy

. >> you know what's so interesting is wilbur ross, there was an e-mail apparently from wilbur ross,ess wilbur ross is handling scheduling of tennis for the kids in the afternoon, not so sure that some of this doesn't border on business. like i said last hour there are rules pertaining to communication of public officials for a reason, and public records are supposed to be public, and you're supposed to create, of course, a record for it and that wasn't done here just like it wasn't done with hillary clinton. >> i don't know how you can say it's not a big deal. >> the bottom line again is we don't know what is in the emails the same with hillary clinton. she was kansas city. worth pursuing those to see what's there. it's worth pursuing what's inside these emails from ivanka trump who is not just the first daughter, she's the senior adviser to the president of the united states, somebody who is closer to anybody to the president. it's worth pursuing. the press will continue to pursue it. sam stein, i point to the state of new jersey where taxes are huge and it's a big burden and it's

and at the white house, commerce secretary wilbur ross plays the spoons. [ laughter and applause ] >>: wow. >> jimmy: finally at 30 rock, the tree is donated to habitat for humanity to build homes. at the white house, the tree is chopped up to build the wall. [ laughter and applause ] "wall." well tomorrow, trump heads to argentina for the g-20 summit where world leaders are hoping to issue some joint statements on climate change. trump actually co-wrote statements with several other all of his facts straight. check out some of these joint statements. british prime minister theresa may wrote, "the reason so many ecosystems are disappearing is because," and trump wrote, "i fired them." [ laughter and applause ] german chancellor angela merkel wrote, "we can conserve our available water if," trump wrote, "we drink it with two hands as slowly as possible." [ laughter and applause ] canadian prime minister justin trudeau wrote, "the only thing more concerning than the fallout of el nino is," trump wrote, "the fallout of el bano. i wouldn't go in there if i were you." [ laughter and applau

even wilbur ross characterized it, at best, to produce only a framework for a way forward.lor: thanks to greg sullivan. four minutes to go until the end of trading in europe. in terms of where we are seeing weakness, very much in oil and gas and basic resources. oil coming down sharply, are having a much better session. the ftse 100 is negative, the dax and the cac 40 are positive but volume is very light. the european close is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 30 seconds to go until the close of regular trading in europe. we are seeing very light volumes, as you can see. not much price action to talk about either. the spanish market absolutely flat, the french market, flat, the dax a little higher but not by much. london a little lower but not by much. let me s show you some absolute numbers. ftse 100 now closing below the 1000 level. down only nine points. a loss of basic resource mining stocks, oil stocks. both of those sectors are the two lead sectors on the downside in europe. elsewhere, the dax trading positively. so is the cac 40. some interesting stories ass

on the other hand we heard from wilbur ross saying these talks are only likely to produce a framework for further talks between the countries. we have seen a lot of tensions between them, and talks have not let any worse substantial yet. the side seam far apart. u.s. demands are steep on the chinese, so they have provided a list of demands. what comes out of that remains to be seen. certainly, president trump and his chinese counterparts sounding a note of optimism. time, we havesame this report in the wall street journal that the united states is putting pressure on allies not to do business with huawei, the telecommunications company in china. that is a pretty hostile act, if true. the u.s. is concerned about china from the cybersecurity around, from the theft of intellectual property, and here we have been trying to get u.s. allies not to use technology from this company, especially germany, italy, and japan, which host u.s. military bases. the trump administration has put that threat from china at the center of its foreign policy with the country and is at the center of much of th

i want you to go and among them, wilbur ross who since the election and before the election, they think he is not doing his job and lacks energy. he has a big event and you get asked this. >> there have been news reports that suggested that the president wants to replace you possibly with linda mcmahon with the small business administration. how secure is your job? >> i will serve as long as the president wants and i have no indication to the contrary. >> you haven't talked to him about it recently? >> i talked to him yesterday, but on trade issues. >> how do you -- >> it's true, you make an excellent point. it seems like a particularly thankless job and the department of homeland security is a particularly thankless job and you have to wonder why. we know the reasons why he wants to make a change and why he hasn't gotten along with the current secretary. he talks about the crisis at the boarder and a caravan about to descend on america. you would think that a different administration would want to keep that stable and make sure that people felt secure, given that you have this congress

wilbur ross right there. be an attempt by the democrats to say, what do we know about this? will these people misusing the public office? will it's go to the next one. hurricane maria. president trump adamant no more money goes there. he's raise questions on twitter whether the death toll in puerto rico matches up with real. so i think you're going to see democrats dig into this because there's a lot of questions here, and donald trump is very youtz spoken about it. letz let's go to the next one. family separations. another huge deal. i know i'm saying these are all big deals, but this is donald trump's border policy. is he going to change it? he's created it. we're not hearing too much about the caravan these days from donald trump, and i think -- do we have one more or did i do them all? >> i think you hit them all. it's a lot though. >> then you've got this guy in the middle. that's the key. >> right. >> you know what's not on there, brooke, is impeachment. i domtd think that's in the top of democrats' wis

department of commerce, and the secretary wilbur ross will be reporting of february on his findings ono import tariffs on european carmakers. the tariffsot just but the mission issues, as well. we have seen that in the data coming through that is affecting the business is. it is open season on european sector right now. how easy is it to manage their businesses? what are they trying to do to deal with this uncertainty of volatility? elisabeth: you are right. it is multiple pressures for these companies. already they are dealing with the cost of electric cars that to recordd budgets levels, and now you have significant trade issues and a couple of more short-term issues and type two in the since testing in europe. -- tied to emission testing in europe. it is then trying to gain more which theymeasures, have been doing for a long time, but also, a lot of outputting more emphasis on trying to find more cooperations, more deals to try and bring back those costs and which work together better. vonnie: thanks to european on the reporter elisabeth behrmann in munich. guy: let's take you back

heather: wilbur ross speaking at a yahoo business summit.rial over the question is in its second week in new york. rob: justice ruth bader ginsburg working from home following a nasty fall. the 85-year-old recovering after breaking 3 ribs. she had to miss a non-argument supreme court session yesterday. the court spokeswoman says ginsburg is improving. jillian: the left as rallying cry for months. >> abolish ice. >> get rid of it, start over, reimagine it. >> abolish ice. jillian: democrats still haven't abolished ice and their message is the only thing that seems to be missing these days so why the sudden change of heart? rob: band from the disney. just from looking at this picture can you tell why? ♪ no problem ♪ ♪ forgot them oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, ad

he plans to give steve mnuchin and wilbur ross.t trump is dissatisfied with them. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc on twitter. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: i want to bring this to your attention, i've been waiting for citigroup to publish on general motors. he has been hugely informative on the recovery of gm and marginalize tenure there. barra'sbar -- mary tenure there. is missing is understanding the north american sedans were deeply struggling without a recession. he thinks this is usually product based on what we see. that's from citigroup. and now john butler joins us with bloomberg intelligence as cycle, timthe other cook is directly affected by the trade war? john: let's lies the whole risk for apple and it's not good news. chinahones are made in but only 23% of apple's revenue by my calculation could be affected by the tariffs based on the number of iphones they sell in the u.s. to spell out a best case scenario here

. >> there is also speculation that commerce secretary wilbur ross and interior secretary ryan zinke will also be fired. >>> for the first time in decades, the white house correspondents dinner will not feature a comedian. for years, the dinner has been more of a roast of washington and people inside the beltway. this comes after last year's comedian michelle wolf was criticized for her jokes about sarah sanders and others in the trump administration. the white house correspondents association says a biographer will be the featured speaker at the annual black-tie event, set for next spring. >>> the white house today reversed course in its effort to boot cnn reporter jim acosta from the press pool. the white house suspended acosta's press credentials after a tense exchange between acosta and the president during a news conference back on november 7th. last week, a federal judge ordered that acosta's press credentials be temporarily restored, and on friday, the white house sent a letter to acosta, saying that it still planned to suspend his press pass permanently. but then today, the w

cnbc reported on friday about wilbur ross stepping down by year's end i think trump is in the process team to get a trade deal done with china not necessarily -- because that's within the range of what he can do. >> how big would that be we got a tease, a fake flutter what if we get a real deal we've got a real deal, trade deal i think it's significant it helps china. >> for the u.s. equity markets. >> it's massive because that's going to create more long range confidence on the part of capital allocators, corporations to spend on capital investment. >> dan, always a pleasure. thank you very much for joining us. >>> monday morning analyst call to tell you about already. goldman sachs now out initiating coverage of american airlines and jetblue with buy ratings the analyst says that she expects jetblue's profitability to improve as revenue and cost initiatives ramp up. as for american, she sees higher earnings than the industry average. so buy on jetblue and american but neutral rating in that initiation on delta, southwest and united continental. >>> up next, is there a big bana head

that john kelly, the homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen, may be the commerce secretary wilbur rossway out. this comes after 38 trip administration firings and resignations over recent months in the past couple of years. thoughts on that? we've been down this road before. >> it is traditional at the end of it. back of that we've finished the election for people to exit. we haven't made it for the years and that is an astonishing number that you listed there. the other thing that makes it different is that they are out, that they feel like they've made their mission for these changes seems to be with unhappiness the president has with specific members in the cabinet. he's not happy she has not been more aggressive in forcing his immigration demands. the law is the law as well too. we want to cabinet officials push back on the president. this sort of disruption never great for an administration. >> bret: we've seen dead men and women walking before that never came to be. we will put that cop got out there. panel, thank you. when we come come back, a fina. at upmc, living-donor transpl

impeaching donald trump, brett kavanaugh, wilbur ross, whoever they are going after, it places them in severe political party. according to a new poll, 51% of voters are opposed to the democrats moving articles of impeachment against the president next year. only 33% support impeachment. among democratic voters, 61% want their party to start impeachment proceedings, while just 22% are opposed. expect pelosi or whoever the -- whomever the dems elected as their speaker to delicately approach impeachment despite the cries from the left. it doesn't mean they won't harass the president and the administration. axios reporting that the dems are loading the subpoena cannon with 85 plus trump targets. the president's tax returns, real estate deals, russia involvement, interaction with the fbi, even the space force will be targets of democratic investigation. but one gets the sense, as they often do, that the democrats are about to overplay their hand big time. because if the kavanaugh circus proves anything, it's that women don't like to see people unfairly tried in a public setting. particular

wilbur ross says that xi and trump will agree to only a framework for further talks when they meet this month. the two countries are discussing the agenda for the leaders meeting at the g20 summit. and in northern california, the death toll keeps rising in the deadliest wildfires in the state ever. at least 63 people have been killed, and the list of missing has reached 631. meanwhile, survivors have questioned the warning system. some say by the time they were alerted, the flames were already close. others say they got no warning at all. and an auction record for a living artist. portrait of an artist with two figures with for more than $90 million last night. the previous record was $58 million for a painting by jeff coots. global news 24 hours a day, online and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. ♪ thank you. coming up, theresa may fighting on. she denies reports that the government will collapse until she quits, saying she will stay at her post as a pro brexit cabinet member decides not

wilbur ross, alex acosta, matt whitak whitaker, ben carson, betsy devos, administrator linda mcmahon,ght hizer and acting administrator who i will tell you is going to be made permanent. he's done a fantastic job and want to congratulate him. epa andrew wheeler. great job. thank you very much. thank you to senator amy klobuchar for being here. where is amy? for five decades, i have to say the presidential medal of freedom has been given to individuals who have made out standing contributions to american and culture. this year it is my privilege to award this honor to seven extraordinary americans. senator orrin hatch, the late great justice, antonin ka scali. alan page, and two more recipients who are no longer with us, but whose legacies of live on forever. legendary babe ruth, legendary elvis presley. true legends. the first recipient is one of the longest serving and most respected senators in american history. senator orrin hatch, a friend of mine. great friend of mine. he liked me right from the beginning and therefore i like him. that helps. that's the way it is. i'm not suppose

wilbur ross. alex acosta. matt whitaker. ben carson. betsy devos. administrator linda mcmann.hthouser and acting administrator who i will tell you is going to be made permanent, he's done a fantastic job and i want to congratulate him, epa adam wheeler. where is he? congratulations, adam. great job. great job. thank you very much. thank you, as well, to senator amy klobuchar for being here. where is amy, by the way? where is amy? i did it before, amy. and five decades, the presidential medal of freedom has been given to individuals who have made outstanding contributions to american life in culture. this year it is my true privilege to award this honor to seven extraordinary americans. senator orrin hatch, the late great justice antonin scalia, myrrh i didn't mean miriam adelson, roger staubach, alan page and two others not with us, but whose legacies will live on forever, legendary babe ruth, legendary elvis presley. true legends. the first recipient is one of the longest serving and most respected senators in american history. senator orrin hatch. a friend of mine. great fri