youy, we continue to bring unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme policy eventsic in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. this weekend, american las cruces,eatures new mexico where c-span's cities tour staff recently traveled to see its historic sites. the city was founded in 1849 and means the crosses in spanish. learn more about las cruces this weekend here on american history tv. >> by the time the americans come out to this part of what would later become the united states, this is already old. this place is already old. even the european histories are old. >> while in las cruces, we took a driving tour with the city new mexico state parks interpreter alex mares. >> thank you so much for showing us around the las cruces area today. alex: thank you for inviting me. >> you were born and raised in this area, right? alex: i am a child of the desert. my family is multicultural, bilingual. i can a lot of people in the south, we are along the border. i am native american. i interact with people in my jo

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youi: i am curious why think this is a deliberate depreciation of the currency by beijing.comes with a backdrop of some pretty impressive dollar strength. is that part of the story? competitiveness comes through, but the yuan would have to be a lot lower than it is now and that is not something that notsing p is -- that is something that beijing is comfortable with. >> we don't know if they are or if they are going to get there. this could be considered a warning shot across the bow as full battle.e he is showing his hands a little bit about what they can and might do in retaliation. , they are coming in to talk. look at the global picture, the real problem is the evaluation of the euro not the yuan. ramy: looking ahead to those talks, it seems like guests on bloomberg are not holding their breath. how do you feel about this? >> i think the biggest reason does yourd her breath breath when it comes to treasury in the white house is that -- not to hold your breath when it comes to treasury and the white inse is you have mnuchin treasury who is known to be dovish on these issu

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. >> meagan fitzgerald, thank youi ther more fallout from that bombshell report. a maryland catholic school is stripping the name a late cardinal accused of covering up sex abuseallegations. cardinal william h. keeler had a reputati a for transparency archbishop of baltimore. but yesterday's grand jury report accused keeler of failing to act on priest abuse cases when as bishop in pennsyania. in a statement, the baltimore archbishop says it will no longer bear keeler'sname. >>> a return to the 90s for a lot of us. >> doug kammererot in the storm center today, he's actually out in manassas, enjoying some of one of the best days we've had in quite someme doug. >> yeah, it is a gorgeous day out here. any day iutet o to do backyard weather, i always have a great time. obviously when the wer is like this, low humidity, temperature around 90, and i got a pool, it's prettyod go. it was supposed to be a dive but that did not quite work out. let's show you what'sappening weather-wise right now. we're sitting at the 90-degree mark or at least we were over the last couple of

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youy: perrin beatty, thank for your time, president of the canadian chamber of commerce. thank you.oming up, it has been a rough month for emerging markets with em currencies getting worse. how long with all pain last? we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is- jon: "bloomberg markets." shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. the story in the u.s. is stock euphoria. the tail for emerging markets is very different. em currencies were pounded this month with declines in argentina and turkey, sparking fears of contagion. joining us now with more is bloomberg's foreign exchange report appeared great to have you with us. let me bring up this chart on the bloomberg gtv go. this shows you the fx volatility between emerging-market currencies and develop market currencies. look at that are the volatility rising for emerging markets. given alle way ahead, of the trade tensions we are seeing on the background? >> yes, shared. it looks like this emerging market volatility is going to be with us for some time. if we step back and look at august, it has been brutal for emerging markets. we see the

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