want to congratulate the general manager and commissioners on all the tournaments you're getting at harrodsgolf and the interesting point what makes we really proud about glen eagles you can have the pga tour and get all those wonderful fence and sponsor them and support them and all that goes with that. anticipate you can have the same moment a wonderful piece during the pga or during the w cc on glen eagles and think about how that benefits san francisco and shouz shows a diversity of people we put the protecting people and all the parents are going skyrocketing prices the skyline is going away everything is schang but you still care about the people and community. the one thing it strikes me how much tom has carried that course by themselves. there can be a little bit of parity and equality with was the resources are putting into the golf courses you'll get the best resources from organized and the opinion that are there and just continue to be a delight show at the those events so come out on sunday you'll see a great tournament >> thank you. >> (calling names) tennessee and then we're

maybe pop into harrods and grab yourself a doughnut from the krispy kreme. another one of our top headlines overseas in iraq, kurdish forces have taken control of this dam, the largest in the country, with the aid of u.s. airstrikes. it has helped rybak the islamic isis, better known as which has been seizing ground in north iraq. for more on the battle to recapture the territory, i'm willem marx. what is the latest on the dam? for the longest time and there was a dispute on what is critical infrastructure, who actually is in control. are we sure now that the peshmerga have got it? >> if you listen to the iraq he ministered offense's book about an hour and a half ago, he said kurdish and iraqi soldiers are now in charge of the dam. if you listen to some of the local officials here, they're saying it is not entirely true. there are still pockets of resistance. i was watching a live feed on local kurdish tv earlier showed some of the plumes of smoke still on the far side of the dam from where they were filming. there is still some fighting. most reports indica

story started in london in 1969 when our two heroes, john rendall and ace burke went shopping at harrod'st up to the pet department there were two lions, lioness and the cub that we subsequently called christian and he was totally, totally irresistible. it was really a shock to see these beautiful creatures in such a tiny cage. >> we half wanted to rescue him from this situation and half thought it would be an adventure. >> anyone could see he really loved us, we really loved him. we were all part of his pride. >> eventually the lion became too big, so john and ace took christian to africa and turn him over to a conservation is who would release him back into the wild. year later john and ace went back to africa to look for christian and found that the magic was still there. >> comes closer and closer and closer, and then you can just see that click of recognition, so we called him, and that's when he took off. and he ran towards us with such excitement, the exuberance of it is what surprised everyone, the euphoria of that moment, in fact, we were all caught up in it. there was the most b

places like harrods, golden nug i get, don't see themselves as casinos but resorts. fine dining, big nightclub at night. great entertainment, spas, conference rooms and by the way, casinos as part of that entertainment. the fact that new jersey needs to help atlantic city is nothing new. the state of new jersey provides help to 35 cities in new jersey. atlantic city never asked for that help, because we had casinos. but today as the casino market shrinks we just need equal footing with other cities in new jersey, and working with the state, we've got to reduce the cost of government and ask the state for some subsidy as we rebuild and retransition and we're going to be doing that in both the county and the state. noor m for that matter, federal government has been helpful getting us through this transition period. >> thank you for your time. we wish you and your residents well and the thousands of folks looking for jobs. appreciate it very much. >> thank you. >> all right. >>> the mayor out of atlantic city. >>> over to brian sullivan at the market flash desk for a l

to go toson is going harrods on his next soirÉe to london. throughs turning august.anada. >> coming up in the next hour, look at policy. kissinger associates. energy, and the environment. we will discuss ukraine, iraq, and all of the other troubles in the world. ♪ . . >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." and druggie will speech. quantitative easing has forced them to the grand teton. fractured foreign policy. did you sell in may? stocks rise ever higher. lucky you. good morning, everyone. this is a friday "bloomberg surveillance." from our world headquarters in new york. i am tom keene. joining me as always is scarlet fu and adam johnson. our guest host is robert undersecretary of state economic growth. let's get to a presidential morning brief. >> and a particularly brief brief. overnight, tom, people betting that the ecb is going to have to deal with deflation, and i should point out that at jackson hole today, we will hear from ecb president mario draghi. he speaks at 2:00. janet yellen, chair of our fed, speaks at 10:00. and taylor and foot locker are before the