p.m. pacific. ♪ david: welcome to bloomberg businessweek. i am david gura.r is on assignment this week. secret surveillance program. a plan has been flying over the city since january and recording pretty much everything. the technology behind bitcoin. world war ii grave robbers and what is being done to stop them. all of that and more ahead on "bloomberg business week." ♪ i am with the editor in chief of "bloomberg business

p.m. pacific. we will see you then.d. ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> coming up on bloomberg best, the stories that shape their week in business around the world. walmart ads online strength. the stimulus program has pickup. trump and clinton layout economic blueprints. >> upon taking off, i will issue new great -- new agency regulations. >> we will work with both parties to pass the biggest investment in new, good paying jobs since world war ii. ramy: earnings season continues. a tour behind the numbers. >> the chinese consumer is very healthy. >> as far

p.m. pacific. vonnie: u.s. markets wrapping up the final trading day in august.down about one third of a percent. the s&p 500 down about a third of a percent. the nasdaq only index in the green, up .8%. this is bloomberg. ♪ it is 3:00 p.m. in new york. i am vonnie quinn. david: i am david gura. welcome to bloomberg markets. vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, covering stories out of boston, south africa and japan. here is what we were watching. a five-month rally as oil tumbles. the market at the end of the month, signaling headwinds. ousted from the brazilian government for breaking the country's budget laws. appealing that verdict. we will bring you the latest fallout on this developing story. >> fighting to keep their economies going. we will speak with a goldman sachs senior economist. one hour from trading

p.m. pacific. we will see you then.loomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: he has backed some of tv's biggest hits. "24," "er," "arrested development." then, he joined showtime and has led the resurgence in original programming. >> what we do has consequences. now, the executive has a chair at the top. joining me today on studio 1.0, showtime's new ceo, david nevins.

p.m. pacific. ♪ ♪ >> central bankers reaffirm their belief in the power of monetary policy, a fed hike still> the decline against the dollar as the boj governor repeats willingness to ease further. government pension fund may go on a shopping spree after the value of its investment tumbles. outperforms its rivals in the first half. >>

p.m. pacific. ♪ ♪ >> coming up on "bloomberg best" the stories that shaped the business world.kes progress. we bring you up to speed on tesla's latest plan and fed watchers everywhere have their eyes trained on jackson hole. >> i think it is time to move. >> i think there is a cost to having rates this low for this long. >> i don't think the committee is risking a lot right being cautious. >> another busy week from earnings

p.m. pacific. we will see you then.loomberg. ♪ >> coming up on bloomberg best the stories that , shape the week of business around the world. japan's economy is stuck in neutral. the quest to produce a self driving car accelerates. the fed debates when to take the brakes off rates. >> the minutes reveal what appear to be a growing and increasingly frustrated contingent of fed officials. earnings. week of companies release their quarterly results. >> we are working on how we evolve our offerings to our customers. >> investors and economists share provocative

p.m. pacific. ♪ emily: he was the most unlikely candidate for the job.preneur living in vermont with limited investing experience. yet, in 2008, he was tapped to start a venture fund. one year later, gv was founded.

p.m. pacific. we will see you then. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ it is just after 8:00 a.m. market opens across the region. the economyour, how performed, that in the second hour. this is "daybreak asia". ♪ signs of stability, china says the economy remains on track, despite the stumble. >> the latest data expected to show the economist load last

p.m. pacific. coming up, bloomberg markets it's been one year since china denied allegations. this is bloomberg. . . aí v shery: it 3 p.m. in new york at 8 p.m. and london. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. shery: and i'm shery ahn. welcome to bloomberg markets. we are live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york for the next hour. plus we are covering stories out of seattle and china. stocks are once again pushing past record levels. we are monitoring the movement in equities for the final hour of trading. vonnie: and it is the one-year anniversary since china rocked low bull markets. we are looking back at the roller coaster ride. shery: retailers are once again in focus. macy's stock is surging as the store plans to close shops in response to online shopping. let's head to the markets desk where julie hyman is looking at another record high. julie: all three major averages are set to close at new records for the first time since

p.m. pacific. we will see you then.a hike still on the cards this year. struggling, but shrugging it off , surging prices and the rising middle class. , governore new boss of the rbi.

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p.m. pacific.next, the billionaire entrepreneur who is making space history with the first private company cleared for a lunar mission. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a milestone for space history. aviation officials have granted the private company permission first to leave earth's orbit and land on the moon. remember, we see spacex launches all the time, but knows nation -- company has gone above the international space station and landed. i started by asking this man of all the milestones he is aiming for which is most important? , >> going to the moon is least symbolic of what a small group of people and the dedicated entrepreneurs can achieve, so of course we are going to the moon and yes, it is a literal moonshot, but it really means is that the thing that could only be done by the superpowers, to imagine there were only three superpowers that have ever landed on the moon. no private company has ever done it. when we land, we are not the first company to ever do it, but we become the fourth supe

p.m. during pacific standard time and 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. during pacific daylight time.sal was discussed in detail amongst over 50 community members at two public community meetings on september 17th and october 1st, 2015. meeting notices were deliver ed to all residences within the playground and contacts of the friends of cabrillo playground. in addition, the notice was posted on the friends of the cabrillo playground website and social media pages. since the community meetings. the leaders of friend of cabrillo playground has been gathering letters of support from neighboring businesses, and organizations. based on the support from community members, organizations, supervisor mar's staff, supervisor mar's office and staff it was determined that the hours of park should be changed. so staff recommendation is to set the operational hours of the park to 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. seven days during pacific standard time and 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. during daytime time and this is supported by the district 1 supervisor eric mar, friends of cabrillo playground and the schools laf

p.m. eastern and pacific. >>> straight ahead we do return to our breaking news tonight in milwaukee.he father of the man killed by police is speaking out. what he's saying to members of his community after all of the chaos that broke out there last night. straight ahead you're live in the cnn newsroom. want younger looking hair in 30 minutes? schwarzkopf presents our most caring color collection: keratin color with keratin-care-complex. formulated for full gray coverage and up to 80% less hair breakage. ready to rejuvenate your hair? keratin color. from schwarzkopf. justice is spelled b-o-x.hero, say hello to a powerful tool that gives you options to fit your budget. ♪ oh, i'm tied to this chair! ♪ dun-dun-daaaa! i don't know that an insurance-themed comic book is what we're looking for. did i mention he can save people nearly $600? you haven't even heard my catchphrase. i'm all done with this guy. box him up. that's terrible. >>> all right. we are closely watching milwaukee, wisconsin, tonight, after violent overnight left six buildings torched, seven police vex damaged and 17 peopl

p.m. specific -- pacific. up next, the billionaire entrepreneur making space history.s is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a milestone for space history. they granted the first private company permission to leave earth and land on the moon. remember, we see space ask watches all the time but -- space ask launches all the time -- spacex launches all the time. owner of by asking the all of the milestones he is aiming for, which is most important? >> going to the moon is least symbolic of what a small group of people can achieve. yes, of course, we are going to the moon and yes that is a literal moonshot, but it really means is that the thing that could only be done by the superpowers, to imagine there were only three superpowers that a verb or landed on the moon, and no private company has ever done it. when we land, we are not the first company to ever do it, but we become the fourth superpower. say, ifpires people to the man who grew up poor in india can come to this country and achieve the big dream of landing on the moon, what is my moonshot? emily: you have your eyes on elon mus

p.m. pacific. very cool. letter from a texas teacher to parents going viral after announcing, no more homework. is this teacher onto something? that debate next. ♪ ♪ for decades, investors have used a 60/40 stock and bond model, with little in alternatives. yet alternatives can tap opportunities that traditional assets can't. and even though they're called alternatives, they're actually designed to help meet very traditional goals. that's why invesco believes people should look past conventional models and make alternatives a core part of their portfolios. translation? goodbye 60/40, hello 50/30/20. [text message alert rings] [texting keystrokes] >>> hi everyone. i'm sue herera. here is your cnbc update at this hour. at least one student was killed, 14 wounded when gunmen attacked the american university of afghanistan? kabul. university president mark english telling the associated press that security forces arrived on the scene soon after that attack began. the state department has condemned the attack. >>>

p.m. eastern and pacific, right here on cnn. >>> top of the hour, 6:00 p.m. eastern.'m poppy harlow in new york. we begin tonight with politics and new claims that donald trump may be changing his stance on immigration and perhaps backing off one of his campaign's biggest promises. this one day after trump made aggressive plays for minority voters, not only saying he wants the gop to be the home of the black vote but also hosting a roundtable meeting with hispanic leaders yesterday. unavision tonight is reporting that multiple sources say that trump may be changing his tune on immigration. they quoted an immigration attorney from texas in the meeting who said that trump acknowledged that deporting 11 million undocumented workers in this country is, quote, neither possible nor humane. if that is true, it would be a major departure from the build the wall donald trump. the trump campaign pushing back hard saying their candidate said nothing in the meeting that he hasn't said before. and a separate supporter of trump tells cnn, and they were at the roundtable, tells cnn

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p.m. eastern and pacific. savannah, can i tell you, our crowd is growing here on a thursday morning.nd a gold medal handed to hoda for olympic selfie taking here. here she comes. >> there she is. >> there you go. >> all right. let's check back in with you in a second. i'm excited about karate. maybe there's hope for us yet. >> there is no hope. no, there isn't. all right. let's show you there's been severe weather going on out in the southwest. we've been telling you about monsoons that would be developing. this is in utah along the utah/arizona border. flash flooding breaking out and we'll probably see more of that today and vivid lightning in las vegas last night. look at that. the sky is lighting up the strip. we'll probably see more today. take a look. the monsoon still active and so all of that moisture streaming up. we have flash flood watches and warnings stretching from southern california all of the way into colorado and the rockies. anywhere from flash flood watches for the four corners. heaviest rain in the san juan mountains of colorado. rest of the country some wet weath

. >> a strong earthquake shook the pacific ocean, 7.2 earthquake hit at 6:00 p.m. our time. u.s. geological survey reports there is no threat of a tsunami. the area sits on the ring of fire wherers are common. >> jerry sandusky will try and over turn his conviction of assaulting ten boys. he did not testify back in 2012. he is basing the appeal on constitutional violations and ineffective lawyering. the appeal will last three days serving 30 to 60 careers in prison for the largely kept separate from the general inmate population. >> three years after the fact, the video of former toronto mayor rob ford smoking crack cocaine is released. he went to the grave denying he did this. news of the video sparked a political scandal for ford and he was never actually charged. the video was not made public because it was evidence in a case involving his former driver. ford admitted to alcohol abuse and checked himself into a facility in 2014. he died from cancer at age 46 in march. >> a rescue of three students in arkansas. >> in the "first look," release after three arkansas station univer

. >> novato, oakland, sunnyvale, by bay >> earthquake shook the pacific ocean at 7.2 earthquake hit at 6:00 p.mtime. the usgs up reports there is no threat of tsunami and the area sits on the ring of fire where earthquakes are common. >> we are dealing with massive bart delays with two crew on the ground tracking this. with alexis smith. and sending out push alerts. can you download the news app for that. >> also, happening today sandusky is trying to overturn his sentencing for assaulting ten boys sexually. he is base the appeal on constitutional violations and ineffective lawyering. the appeal will last throw days. he is serving 30-60 years in prison where he is kept separate from the general inmate population. >> a mystery at wimbledon. police believe someone poisoned an 18 year old tennis player after taylor got sick at the wimbledon junior tournament and was hospitalized and is still recovering. police do not think this is an accident. >> she is dream and to have this happen it is crushing. >> "good morning america" digs into the investigation including what her symptoms mean and who could

pacific. to whet your appetite at 6:00 p.m. eastern on nbcsn the u.s. men's basketball team takes on serbia. coming up, meet the press daily. back tomorrow for a big day starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. grab a bagel and some coffee and join us. we'll see you then. >>> kim rhode of the u.s. writes another chapter in olympic history. >> that was a train crash. down it goes. >> brady ellison, the 2016 bronze medallist. >>> he said it seven times. >> president obama and hillary clinton, the founders of isis. >> now, after an uproar, trump says it was all a joke. >> not that sarcastic, to be honest. >>> states of play. our new nbc news maris pole in four more battleground states. >>> and millions and millions. hillary clinton releases her 2015 taxes. will donald trump be pressured into releasing his? >> he refuses to do what every other presidential candidate in decades has done. >>> good evening and welcome to "mtp daily." i'm kristen welker in for chuck todd. we're here live in washington, d.c. with a lot to cover on a tumultuous week of campaigning and some shocking new swing state poll num

p.m. london time. this is very are on various asset classes, msci asian-pacific down to percents of 1%.rly two-week low. the dollar against the yen fairly flat, yen fluctuating in the wake of that japanese inflation data, coming in lower than expected, fifth month of decline. wyoming, andis in he will no doubt have a lot to talk about in terms of where his policy goes next to try and stop the decline in these inflation numbers. the dollar index down 1/10 of 1%, but it is headed for a weekly gain against the yen. increasingly as i said, factoring in increasing chances of a rate hike in september or by the end of this year, even if they are not forecast conclusion yet. 47.3, reflect on the barrel of crude. speculation we might get an .utput freeze at opec talks next month that speculation continuing and markets, stopping the price from falling much further perhaps. certainly we are seeing downward pressure in the downward trading day. let us in the bloomberg first word news. here is shery ahn. shery: anna, thank you. consumer prices have fallen for a fifth straight month in japan, undersc

p.m. curfew last night for anyone 18 years old or younger. >>> major concerns this morning out of mexico where 16 people were kidnapped from an upscale restaurant in a popular pacific tourist city in paurt tovar a nw mexico. they arrived in two pickup trucks on monday morning and proceeded to carry out the kidnappi kidnapping. tourists were not among the victims. investigators are going over security footage to track down leads. >>> decision 2016 now. battleground states will again be the focus for hillary clinton and donald trump today. clinton will campaign in pennsylvania. trump in wisconsin. >> polls indicate that hillary clinton holds an 11-point lead in pennsylvania but donald trump is said to be gaining some ground among white uneducated voters. in scranton yesterday clinton blasted trump's new security plan. trump is fushi ingpushing for et for immigrants. we're going the have more on trump. in the meantime, running mates tim kaine will be in north carolina today campaigning. mike pence will be in new mexico. >>> at 4:50. business news this morning major health insurance providers dropping out of most "bay cafe" health exchanges and billionaire warr warren

pacific until scuttled and intentionally sunk about 30 miles from half moon bay. scientis scientists used two rovers to explore the wreckage. today, it was discovered at 2:00 p.m. and is intact and check out this antiaircraft weapon, amazingly preserved. now, my favorite part. rovers here are busy collecting samples of the sponges. just so i can show you. and they're going to test them for radioactivity. so, less to worry b right? >> thank you, kristin. >> this thursday marks the 100 anniversary of the national parks service. admission is free throughout the weekend. there are 27 national parks in california including yosemite, and presidio. starting thursday, all fees will be waived but not everything is free. the ferry ride to alcatras is not free. >> we're seeing marine layer making it's push on shore and across th inland. tomorrow, warmer day inland and temperatures now 2 to 3 degrees warmer in many locations than this hour, yesterday. so this is the view under mostly cloudy skies now. mountain view, 70. and this is how it looked from emeryville. mixed-sky condition, breaks of sunshine, patches of blue. 67 degrees in santa rosa. napa, 69. and 77 in livermor

pacific until scuttled and intentionally sunk about 30 miles from half moon bay. scientis scientists used two rovers to explore the wreckage. today, it was discovered at 2:00 p.m. and is intact and check out this antiaircraft weapon, amazingly preserved. now, my favorite part. rovers here are busy collecting samples of the sponges. just so i can show and they're going to test them for radioactivity. so, less to worry b right? >> thank you, kristin. >> this thursday marks the 100 anniversary of the national parks service. admission is free throughout the weekend. there are 27 national parks in california including yosemite, and presidio. starting thursday, all fees will be waived but not everything is free. the ferry ride to alcatras is not free. >> we're seeing marine layer making it's push on shore across the bay and inland. tomorrow, warmer day inland and temperatures now 2 to 3 degrees warmer in many locations than this hour, yesterday. so this is the view under mostly cloudy skies now. mountain view, 70. and this is how it looked from emeryville. mixed-sky condition, breaks of sunshine, patches of blue. 67 degrees in santa rosa. napa, 69. and 77 in livermor

p.m. more from the players about tomorrow's game against the on abc 15. so we will sign off from torrey pines, with the cardinals in southern california, on the pacific ocean, craig fouhy, abc 15 sports. back to you. >> he is so rubbing it in. >> i know. right? >>> we are close now which means he will have to return. the cards taking on the chargers tomorrow. see the game on abc 15. starts tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. and kickoff at 6:00 p.m. >> you can get the ultimate fan experience with abc 15 and your arizona cardinals. we are giving away tickets to the cards and broncos game on september 1. all you have to do is download the abc 15 mobile app and look for the contest entry for your chance to win. >>> you have a little bit of good news -- [ talking at the same time ] >> a record, it was not 110. it was only 103. [ laughter ] [ talking at the same time ] >> we are down to 102 now. that is great. really, 74 in san diego, can't beat that. we are below average. the weekend. something to be thankful for. we have monsoon action to track as well. bringing showers and thunderstorms to the higher terrain. winds out of the storms to the north. these are the outfloe bou

pacific northwest. that cold front will be in the backyard by tuesday and wednesday and that should knock the temperatures down. rest of the night watching the clouds coming and going. by 11:00 p.m. most of the showers done and by tomorrow morning you will wake up and there's the sunshine we are used to. eastern colorado looking good as well and already another disturbance pushing in from the southwest and will you notice the clouds and the showers lake city and durango and the san juans and eventually some try to materialize around the metro. i think if you live on the south side you will have the best shot of seeing these and it will be gusty wind and watching the clouds drifting in and that will be it. not a ton of moisture which is something we certainly could use. of course we are talking about the back to school forecast for students and watching for a hot one. temperatures cool at the bus stop and popping out of the upper 50s and so heading home, that will be in the backpack. 90s, low 90s for across eastern colorado and how about 95 in sterling and in the 70s in grand lake and aspen and 62 as we are watching the moisture from the southwest. foot hills in the 70s and it sh

warm weather making its way into the pacific northwest and the host country brazil kicking off soccer today. they are going to take on south africa at 3:00 p.m. game time 3:00 p.m. you can watch coverage on nbc sports network. they'll have sunshine and 79. we'll get to your local forecast (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" playing) play it again. (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" playing) play it again. (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" playing) play it again. (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" restarts) play it again. (announcer vo) however you use your data, verizon has the best deal. now, get up to four free samsung galaxy phones, four lines, and 16 gigs for only $150. switch to verizon now for the best deal on america's best network. yesterday, you'll love today. let's do it again, shall we? warm sunshine, a liggett sea breeze, 70s for cape cod and the islands. elsewhere, we warm into the 80s. mid to upper 80s not out of the question underneath that warm sunshine. sticks around with us again for tomorrow. the next weather maker doesn't arrive until we head into the weekend. for saturday, it does look like we cou

warm weather making its way into the pacific northwest and the host country brazil kicking off soccer today. they are going to take on south africa at 3:00 p.m. game time 3:00 p.m. you can watch coverage on nbc sports network. they'll have sunshine and 79. we'll get to your local forecast (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" playing) (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" playing) play it again. (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" playing) play it again. (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" restarts) play it again. (announcer vo) however you use your data, verizon has the best deal. now, get up to four free samsung galaxy phones, four lines, and 16 gigs for only $150. switch to verizon now for the best deal on america's best network. morning. 50s suburbs north and west. 57 in danbury. everybody enjoying a sunny start to the day and you can see why. clear sky dominating the northeast here. enjoying the sun with a high of 82 this afternoon. nice and comfortable. tomorrow, more humidity in the mix. back to sunshine, less humid and beautiful conditions on sunday. 84. a nice start into next week, as well. >> that's your latest weat

warm weather making its way into the pacific northwest and the host country brazil kicking off soccer today. they are going to take on south africa at 3:00 p.m. game time 3:00 p.m. you can watch coverage on nbc sports network. they'll have sunshine and 79. we'll get to your local forecast with kindness" playing) play it again. (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" playing) play it again. (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" playing) play it again. (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" restarts) play it again. (announcer vo) however you use your data, verizon has the best deal. now, get up to four free samsung galaxy phones, four lines, and 16 gigs for only $150. switch to verizon now for the best deal on america's best network. only on verizon. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. another beautiful day ahead. lots of sunshine and the humidity will go lower as we warm into the 80s this afternoon. lower 80s for philadelphia. the suburbs, sunny skies and 83 degrees in lansdale. doylestown, near 80 degrees for the afternoon. lower 80s for allentown, easton, plenty of sunshine. new jersey into the 80s. while at the shore, an

pacific northwest looking spectacular today with plenty of sunshine and the plains look good as well. that's what's going on aro >>> generally quiet but the rain holding off until 1:00 p.m., meaning it's hot today with a high of 91. the storms continuing through the early evening hours and wind up the low 77 degrees. tomorrow the same thing, 40% rain chance in the afternoon with a high of 91. >> if you're on the go, don't forget to check us out on sirius xm channel 108. >> mr. roker, thank you very much. you know what it's time for in rio? almost as if i told them to say that. let's start with this. on the streets of the city. not just because of her fast moves. check this girl out. this is pauline ferrand-prevot. she's 24. last year she was the first person in the history of cycling to hold three big titles at the same time. but have a good look at her, billy. do you notice any royal resemblance? >> more pippa to me. i know what you're thinking. >> look at that. >> it's in the dimple. >> drawing the two women seem to share the same features especially those dimples. >> definitely. the smile. >> would you like throwback thursday? why don't we do that? all right. we're l