guy: james will stick around.ave your mid-cap movers and again, don't forget to join us this sunday as the results of the german elections come in. we will bring you doubt come and what it means for markets. matt will be covering that with anna, 4:30 u.k. time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ welcome back to bloomberg markets, the european open. i am matt miller in berlin. i want to get the bloomberg business flash. we will go to sebastian salek. sebastian: toys "r" us has filed for bankruptcy as it has failed to keep customers from abandoning its storms. it secured $3 billion in financing to remain open while it restructures. it is the latest blow to the brick-and-mortar retail industry, reeling from store closures, sluggish traffic and the threat of amazon. bnp paribas is among companies exploring a fund management tie units. asset france's largest banker studied the feasibility of combining bnp with accept. ands reviewing its unit reaching out to competitors. that is your bloomberg business flash. very much.you let's fi

guy: james, when will they raise rates?hese very big drops in core inflation in the spring, so they will not be out of the data in terms of those month on month change is we think the month on month changes in the coming months will be basically ordinary, and that will give us flight inflation in the near term. if you are forecasting inflation we see theer, calculations in the first half of the next year, which means you are forecasting it back to 1.8% by the middle of 2018. that is enough as long as the economy is growing, the labor market is fine, etc. it is a long way away, december. inflationmeet weak rates now. that is way premature. tom: gingerly we come back to james sweeney. a conversation with william gross and the jobs report. jim glassman will join us. david gura and myself on bloomberg radio. same with us. ♪ -- stay with us. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am taylor riggs. the estimates. according to people familiar with the matter, the vivendi chairman is considering an ipo for u.s. music as soon

this guy, james chavez, mountain biking through this trail, narrow trail. look out, look out. that's a hazard he was not expecting. >> wait! >> bails off right into the bushes. >> you got to take yourself out. you can't keep going. >> couldn't bear it. >> there is no time to pause and think about the situation. just got to go. >> not at all. that bear right there, just parked his little butt right in the middle of that narrow trail, just waiting for somebody to come by. >> it's not his buddy bob in a bear costume? >> no, no. this video was recorded in anchorage, alaska, so i guess it's no surprise that you may come across a bear, but james here seemed to be very surprised as he rounded that corner. you know, couldn't you just park your bear butt five feet off the trail? >> fun to go downhill, but in this case he's going to get a leg workout. >> yep, james bails off into the bushes, gathers himself back up and turns around and goes right back towards the way he came. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you'll need thursday's buzz word, be at least 21 years

. >> he is a dc guy, james brown of cbssports stopped by, great day in washington to chat about the redskins amongst other things. >> i think it's going to be tough, but, we need to replace the loss of two receivers. we need to have somebody fired up that will be able to stretch the field, and washington has historically over the past few seasons had difficulty going against top-rated past defenses. and, if you are minus two guys, that will be a big objective to overcome. >> check out the entire sitdown on "great day washington" at 9:00. he has lost 75 pounds. he looks great. >> yes. and he does not even have the new suit, yet. he's got to get receded. is out what it is? tailored? >> he is not pushing the panic button like so many other people are. >> well, jb is a little bit, been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ ralpand i sponsoredralph northam, canthis adfor governor narrator: ed gillespie says dr. r

so corey james is a guy that playedwell. he is injury prone right now.eth we what the chiefs did to last year 12 wins. vegas 9 1/2 this year. give me a win total. >> i think they're 10 plus @ me. they do what they did last year. and a lot of that has to do, jimmy the powerful offense that thave. >>right. how about you, scott? team, just the afc west is loaded we what kansas city can do. win for the 49ers. so anything at four is a nice little increase. you double last year. all right. let's bring in matt, our 49ers inside throug the preseason. we'll same question. give me a strength on a team lot. where the area of strength? >> you asked me for one, i'll give you. seven. young front seven and with bowman and foster as linebacker core that, is a strength. the biggest strength i think is kyle shanahan can game plan. doesn' any pro bowl player he has a lot of options. goodwi hyde. he is game planning, he it can that plays to kyle shanahan's streng trance formation and personnel a couple weaknesses in. you might have to give me more >> i give you two. and on

lee's going to send a lot of james long streets guys to georgia in september. george meade is going to lose some of his army, the 11th and 12th corps sent to check a new go later in the fall of 1863. so, you have these two armies, but what's happening is after the battle of gettysburg, after lee retreats, south and west. he's now worried about the mississippi river, tennessee and georgia. so, he'll, and so is the confederate high command. and they all shift their attention from the east to the west. the confederates will send james long street to the west to fight in chickamauga in georgia. to join braxton bragg and george meade will send part of his army to join u.s. grant at chattanooga. so, you now have these much smaller military organizations in september of 1863. october, november and december. that is not to say that these armies are inactive. robert e. lee's wants to continue retreating south to the rappahannock. much further south, getting closer to the defenses of richmond, virginia. george meade's army will continue to pursue robert e. lee's army int

so i called our casting director and said bring this guy in. >> james: bring in bruno. >> yeah. >> so: minnie, one of your first roles, you were in a bond movie. >> yes. >> james: golden iron. >> yes. >> james: which i had forgotten about, how did that come about. >> after circle of friends i was quite fat and very happy, but i didn't get a single job. and so i was broke and a bit fat. >> james: right. >> and so my sister went well, have i this shall-- she was living in new york, selling jeans. she said come down to my shop inure gray, you can live here a couple bucks a day, gave me agent the post office, eventually she called and said you have been offered this bond film. i'm standing in the middle of nowhere in uraguay without a penny to my name and now quite thin because have i no money to buy food. >> james: dream. >> she grows do you want nobody a bond film. i went you know, i'm not sure i want to be in the bond film because they tend to be the kiss of death for a lot of actresses. >> james: to be a bond girl. >> yeah. do you remember how lots of people who have been bond girls s

donald trump tweeted out when e lebron james was named player of the year, he said what great guy. lebron james was. for the president to fight back now, i don't have a problem with it at all. >> as he was considering not going he said perhaps that would b an avenue to inspire change in terms of what we tolerate. >> what would he change? that's my question. what are you going to change? >> here's my issue with this. first of all, i don't appreciate talking about what lebron james is doing as somehow trying to get street cred or something related to chest bumping. that's ghettoizing this problem. you spoke. let me speak. >> hold on. let me hear the whole context. >> let me speak. when muhammad ali protested the vietnam war and artists and athletes came to his side, he was -- he became a national hero. what these players are doing is doing exactly what donald trump said he does but i don't believe he actually knows how to do which is make america great again. that's why they're doing. >> what are they protest something. >> that's what their doing by protesting what they feel is injus

guy: ok, we will come back. james bevan is going to stay with us.ing to a member of parliament. 0:30 new york time and 11:3 london time. he was a close advisor david campbell. ♪ reporter: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get straight to be business flash. there is a blockbuster deal in the aerospace industry as united technologies agreed to purchase rockwell collins. the combined company makes everything from touchscreen displays to jet engines. schneider electric has agreed to group,ntrol of aveva creating a business that would design and operate engineering projects, such as diesel engines and nuclear power plants. us: kevin cirilli will join in the next hour, the right now we get the treatment from london. it is a most is the day for the president. we look at the daca, the streamere streamers immigration debate. this is something we have talked about before. i whenever there seems to be a change in immigration this way or that way, it goes down in flames. is this time any different? >> this will be a very interesting one because the presid

james comey, a guy who has repeatedly misled congress under oath that he forged this investigation to begin with. nine attorneys on mueller's team donated money to democrats. you had paul manafort coming out saying he question the leak of a pfizer warrant which is a felon felony. these are all fair and reasonable questions were people to be asking. is this being conducted in a nine partisan way >> harris: we don't know what mueller has. >> kennedy: he may have a series of bad judgment. i don't know if that adds up to charges and impeachment, but it seems like if you're going to take this kind of focused look at inappropriate behavior, there is not mutual exclusive 70 between the two campaigns. we've learned so much more about those emails and the classified emails and the content and the pay for play on huma abedin's account. >> harris: i hope people didn't miss that. there is not mutual exclusivity between the two. >> kennedy: you can have two people doing in a propria things at the same time. it doesn't make sense to have one person fully excused and the other, whether it's one pers

. >> it is also true, many say, and you're a smart guy, that if james comey had not been fired, you would not have the mueller investigation. true? >> i don't think there's any ubt that if mes comeyad muelest? >> we would not have the mueller investigation, the mueller investigation in the breadth that clearly mr. mueller is going. because i think it's a very directional -- i think direction aly -- >> do you believe mr. mueller should be fired? >> no, i do not. >> has there been discussions in the white house about firing him? >> i would nl you t >> that would b-- that's probably would be too bombastic even for me, but maybe modern political histor host: mr. bannon also commented on leadership in the house and senate and other topics. those available courtesy of cb if you want to check that out yourself, in "the wall street journal" this morning, whent comes to efforts on capitol hill, takes a look at the spending bill that's currently being debated a what it might do for campaign finance riders, as they're known. it says -- host: you can see it on the front pagof the "new york times" thi

james clapper, obama's intelligence guy said that there was no wiretapping of any trump people in trump. james comey said no wiretapping, not during the campaign. either someone is lying or the story is fake news. i don't think we know yet. >> juan: can i just bash my head on the table? >> jesse: please! please do! >> juan: that's a whopper what you just said. let me get this straight. >> jesse: i was quoting cnn's report. >> juan: vindication? according to cnn's report -- >> dana: was manafort being surveilled? >> juan: according to cnn -- >> jesse: in trump tower? maybe he's being surveilled at trump tower. it's possible! >> juan: that's vindication? let's go back to the facts. >> jesse: you said it wasn't impossible. now you are saying it's possible trump told the truth? you just changed your story. >> juan: the justice department -- trump's own justice department said there's no evidence at any time that president obama wiretapped donald trump. which is the claimant made in trump's famous march tweets. no, no. >> jesse: he owns the apartment, right? >> kennedy: why are we getting ca

. >> rose: it is also true many say and you're a smart guy that if james comey had not been fired, weave the mueller investigation, true? >> i don't think there is any doubt that if james comey had not been fired we would not have a special investigation. >> rose: the mueller investigation. >> a mueller investigation in the breadth that clearly mr. mueller is going. >> rose: someone described to me that you described the firing of james comey you we're student of history as the biggest mistake in public utility history. >> that would probably be too bombastic than even for me but maybe in the modern history. >> rose: the firing of james comey was the biggest mistake in modern political history. >> if you are saying this is attributed to me i'll go along with that. >> rose: because? >> there is nothing to the russiaation. it's a waste of time. >> another terrorist attack on friday, this time in the plond subway. a home made bhoam explode during the morning rush hour at the parsons green tube station. at least two dozen were injured. meanwhile in new york the united nations was holding

people, professional athletes are looking to see what is the reaction from curry and lebron james, and those guys are extremely active in the community, and this just inspires them all to want to do more after the president's remarks friday and then the subsequent remarks from this weekend and today as well. >> i want to get your reaction, dante, to the president's team that the nfl right now is in his words ruining football in trying to limit kconcussions. listen to what the president said friday night. >> you know today if you hit too hard, right, they hit too hard, 15 yards, throw him out of the game. they had that last week. i watched for a couple of minutes. two guys just really beautiful tackle. boom. 15 yards. referee gets on television. wife sitting at home so proud of him. they are ruining the game. right? they are ruining the game. hey, look, that's what they want to do, they want to hit. >> what's your reaction when you hear that? >> it's disturbing, especially in light of all in new research that we've had now with cte and other brain injuries that a lot of nfl playerers, again not ju

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>> i have two guys that i work with as producers, currently. one is my son, jamesmond who produced this record who is a brilliant producer. he is a brilliant writer, brilliant player and wonderful human being and a great record producer. there should be a line of people out his door down the block trying to get him to produce. he and i started collecting songs for this while i was still making the last one, "lighthouse." which was produced by michael league, who is the other guy that i work with. and this one, james and i, we knew we had several songs that we liked a lot. so we started, you know, collecting to put it together for this a year ago at least. and i think we succeeded. >> i mentioned joni mitchell earlier. there is michael macdonald stuff here too. >> yeah. he's a hero of mine. he's one of the two best singers in the country, him and stevie. i think stevie wonder, you know, i have a low opinion of kanye west. >> i read your tweets. it's not just kanye. you have trouble bashing hip hop period across the board. >> there's people. lin-manuel is brilliant.

good morning to you both, i want to start with you, i know you are a fair-minded guy, you have been loving on james comey for so long, now that you see this, you are a fair-minded guy, what do you think? >> i don't know what you think, i think james comey is a guy who has stood the test of time, apparently, according to his recollection, being intimidated by this president, but what strikes me in this whole story right now in front of us is that you have people coming forward and questioning how the fbi does its business, i don't know that the fbi has not collected evidence and come to a conclusion, i don't know that they hadn't drafted a letter that said she was guilty if, in fact, that was the evidence they had found, but i think senator graham, and i think the -- but i am not sure that they have the full picture, and remember, james comey last night said on twitter that this is not true. >> ed: so that is his side of the story, the present one out there and tweeted wow, looks like it james comey exonerated hillary clinton long before the investigation was over, and so much more, a rigged system,

you guys are also not reporting hadhe fact that james comey exonerated clinton before he testimony. there is a lot of stuff you guys are not reporting. you could pull up an article about that right now he wanted. if you guys are going to be a credible news organization, you need to report the news that is going on. host: in other headlines today, from usa today, reports that the u.s. is sending more troops to afghanistan. mattis,secretary james said the pentagon will dispatch additional troops to afghanistan where troops are stalemated in a war against the taliban and other groups. declined to specify how many additional troops would be heading there. the top coalition commanders said a few thousand more troops will be required to break the stalemate. currently 11,000 troops are serving in that country. tallahassee. caller: somebody just called in complaining about how we should take money from certain things in the government to help pay for this houston problem. i just wanted that lady to called in -- that called into know that trump just donated $1 million of his own money. family

>> megan wilky, there is a guy named james arthur, has beautiful song out.s me want to get married. maybe she will finds it as we close out this 9:00 hour >> while is he is finding that, also casey and jo-jo all my life. i used to love that one. >> ♪ all my life i prayed for someone like you ♪ and i thank god that i finally found you >> i believe his name is james arthur. just put in art us. >> it sounds like -- >> i'll take the kids to school i'll kiss you on your forehead >> awe >> you know what i am ' saying? jagged edge, let's get married >> you know jacked edge from willingboro, new jersey >> really? >> yes, they've been on this show years ago >> speaking of the states, break it down by state. what's the most popular wedding song by state >> start with delaware >> start with del rare. ruth err vandrose, here and now >> ♪ >> here and now ♪ >> ♪ >> but i got to tell you, when i'm love sick, heart sick, that makes me cry. >> well, because you think the people never do love faithfully. one of those things blake up, was journey song fate lullly -- faithfully

so i called our casting director and said bring this guy in. >> james: bring in bruno. >> yeah. >> somes: minnie, one of your first roles, you were in a bond movie. >> yes. >> james: golden iron. >> yes. >> james: which i had forgotten about, how did that come about. >> after circle of friends i was quite fat and very happy, but i didn't get a single job. and so i was broke and a bit fat. >> james: right. >> and so my sister went well, have i this shall-- she was living in new york, selling jeans. she said come down to my inure gray, you can live here a couple bucks a day, gave me agent the post office, eventually she called and said you have been offered this bond film. i'm standing in the middle of nowhere in uraguay without a penny to my name and now quite thin because have i no money to buy food. >> james: dream. >> she grows do you want nobody a bond film. i went you know, i'm not sure i want to be in the bond film because they tend to be the kiss of death for a lot of actresses. >> james: to be a bond girl. >> yeah. do you remember how lots of people who have been bond girls som

james madison is another guy that he worked with closely in the 1780s, george mason and so on, john marshall in the '90s and his law practice. i wouldn't have written this book in five years ago i started on it and here it is. let me turn if i need to henry's involvement with slavery. is there a question, yes, sir. >> it was very undecided what to do about it for the stamp collected and they thought that it was useless and it was a done deal [inaudible] he twisted through. it goes to the circumstances around the stamp act that is a complex and fascinating subject worthy of its own book. what you are referring to is the way that george introduced the stamp act in parliament. it's when the parliament reconvenes we are going to propose a stamp act. they didn't see the problem of it was a nice lucrativ that wasb and applied for it. what happens then is in the party they take a full year to actually pass the stamp act so the announcement of the stamp act does cause the virginians to start talking. but as you indicated, it isn't until it is actually passed in march of 1765 and got arrives in virgi

it also proves that president trump was absolutely right to fire james comey as the fbi director. the guy is clearly immoral and doesn't care about the rule of law and only acted in his own self interest and with his own agenda. this exoneration letter is just the beginning of what our very highly questionable, unethical and potentially criminal behaviors from the former fbi director, james comey. for starters, it looked like comey perjured himself saying he made a decision about clinton after talking to her. sorry, timeline does not fit. take a look at this. >> director, did you make the decision not to recommend criminal related charges with classified information before or after hillary clinton was interviewed by the fbi on july 2nd? >> after. if colleagues of ours believe i am lying about when i made this decision, please urge them to contact me privately so we can have a conversation about this. all i can do is tell you again, the decision was made after that because i didn't know what was going to happen in that interview. she may be lied in the interview. >> sean: now it looks like

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