is a -- >> giles. >> sorry, i was so close. almost got this through that script. an emmy award-winning contributor to cbs news sunday morning, it's actually just cbs sunday morning, it's the best show on television other than this one here. also hosts the podcast "the giles files" and also an awesome woman. ladies, thank you so much for being here. let's talk about roseanne. ambien. did you see the ambien tweet, the shade tweet. >> yeah, i love it. again, here's what's interesting. she makes these racist, bigoted comments, and like many racists, bigots do, she won't take responsibility. and it's something else, it's some other entity that made her do it. and look, in a way, if she would just own it, i think i would respect her more. but first it's a joke, then it's the drugs, then it's the drugs that made her do the joke and none of it plays out. and i do pharmaceutical ads sometimes, so those side effects, side effects may include not being racist, i just want to say. so, she's full ofit. it's crap. >> i've heard of sleep eati

the tower was built in 193a, designed by giles gilbert scott, who is better known, i think, for the red whole point about a library like this is we're not making judgments about whether things are significant or interesting. the stuff was published, we acquired it. and there's just this mad diversity of stuff. there's school textbooks about trigonometry, there are storybooks, there's stuff about naval battles. there's a book from 1914 about life insurance, something about field sanitation, there's a pamphlet here arguing about whether we should have the channel tunnel in 1914. a new exhibition allows rare access to visitors to the tower to see some of the collection close—up. this is a first edition of tolkien‘s the hobbit published in 1937. initially this was considered not that important, let's shove it in the tower. exactly, just one of the many thousands of books that came to the library that year. so this is a first edition of ian fleming's casino royale, the firstjames bond book. we had to make the most of the academic material, the histories, the literature. but the popular books

and let's just say giles was not happy with himself.e punches himself in the chest and the face on the way to the dugout. new york won 4-0. you know, we've all left work some days wanting to punch ourselves in the face. but giles actually did it. >> brother, i've had temper tantrums in my day, i will confess on national television. that was a firm right cross. do you think that leaves a bruise? i know you're an astros fan. >> right to the jaw. i'm impressed. he doesn't have a glass jaw, i guess. i mean, he connected pretty solid right there. and you know what, was able to continue on to the dugout. and who knows, we've seen so many stupid injuries by relief pitchers in baseball. >> yeah. >> hopefully he's okay. >> at least he didn't knock himself out. that bat took a beating. thank you. romans? >> that was something. >>> 25 minutes past the hour. the chances of the president sitting down with robert mueller get slimmer. would the special counsel subpoena the commander in chief? the president's legal team is preparing for that possibilit

emily: sahil kapur in washington and tom giles in san francisco, thank you both., highlights from the microsoft conference including its partnership with amazon and it was control assistance the markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: microsoft and amazon may compete on the cloud that the court held that the alexa are forging a friendship in the world of voice controlled personal assistance. in a demonstration at the marks of conference, alexa was used for their milk and have existed pickup cortana to check her email and sent her schedule. this project stems from a collaboration announced last august. a startup providing analytics to transportation energy and utility companies like american fedex, marketand and its rival ericsson look young wireless in response to a logan saloon for such are spending. has hired the former chair of the initial safety board to advise the company and is important investigating the attack becoming arizona collision that killed a woman as she walked across the street in march. shows theaccident driver looking away from the accident and th

jonathan giles is back. —— jonathan charles. as ever, brexit on the front pages. may want to break the deal will sink. this is the likes of jacob rees—mogg to break the deal will sink. this is the likes ofjacob rees—mogg and company, waiting in again. another difficult day for theresa may on brexit. why? she is getting in a cabinet together to discuss what to do about the customs union. you can see the pressure she is under from both sides of this debate. we had this letter that the daily telegraph refers to about rees mogg and about 60 mp5 refers to about rees mogg and about 60 mps within her own party who are saying in effect that the idea of being in line to the customs union is as bad as being in the european union itself. they think it leaves britain with little room for manoeuvre. they say if you are doing that we could bring down the governed. at the same time, she has about a dozen hard—line remainers in the conservative party saying that if you don't do the customs union deal we would properly cited labour to do do you anyway. she is danty she does and da

emily: tom giles thank you, as well as mike olson at piper jaffray.reparing for a move that could be a new threat to payment services like paypal and card issuing banks. the e-commerce retailer is going to pass along the savings it gets from card fees to other retailers if they use an online payment service. merchants using amazon pay is 2.9%, but a long-term commitment to the service could mean a lower negotiated price. coming up, despite but the latest move from amazon, square rank in first quarter results and a look at what jack dorsey's company reported. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: plenty of tech earnings to keep up with with square and fitbit reporting first-quarter results. jack dorsey's companies beat estimates with adjusted revenues and saw payment volume jumped 31%. revenue was in line with analyst estimates and the company predicting smart watch is growing over the next quarter. joining us to discuss is selina wang. what is the top headline? selina: top headline is despite outstanding results, investors have a high bar for this company. emil

emily: tom giles thank you, as well as mike olson at piper jaffray.is preparing for a move that could be a new thread the payment services like paypal and card issuing banks. goingcommerce retailer is to pass along the savings it gets from cap card fees to other retailers if they use an online payment service. the delay, merchants using but a pay is 2.9%, long-term commitment to the service could mean a lower negotiated price. despite but the latest move from amazon, square right in first quarter results and a look at what jack dorsey's company reported. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: plenty of tech earnings to keep up with with square and fitbit reported first-quarter results. jack dorsey's companies beat jack dorsey's companies beat estimates with adjusted revenues of $700 million and saw payment volume jumpedjack dorsey's compt estimates with adjusted revenues of $700 million and saw payment volume jumped 31%. . revenue was in line with analyst estimates of hundred $47.9 million and the company predicting smart watch is growing a percent of revenue ne

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emily: tom giles in san francisco, thank you so much.po's, his wish company announced its intention to file for an ipo on the nasdaq stockholm stock exchange. company is linked to square and catalyst shop if i and the ipo is expected to be completed this year. coming investment bank and j.p. morgan will drink as coordinators with barclays also assisting as book runner. coming up, we heard from text influential and provocative voices, founder and ceo of social capital easier. and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio at and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: exhibit is planned to attend a meeting at the white house does thursday on artificial intelligence and will be the first meeting between amazon and president trump since he targeted the company by a quick in march. while the meeting marked a new chapter the truck demonstration? had the way in on more is the ceo of social capital and joined facebook when it was a year old and has invested in companies from box to snap and is making big waves in silicon valley. gr

emily: that was julie and tom giles.aveer and walt disney signed an agreement to create live contact and add opportunities across the disney portfolio. twitter will announce specific live shows. twitter shot up 6% in monday session. twitter produces tick-tock a global service. the political consulting firm at the heart of the facebook data manipulation scandal is shutting down. cambridge analytic it said it filed application to begin insolvency proceedings in the u.k. -- as a majorous reason for ceasing operations. it says it is being vilified for activities that are legal in generally accepted as a standard component of online advertising. still ahead, after several false starts, t-mobile is purchasing sprint to take on verizon and at&t. some still fear that the deal will be blocked. t-mobile ceofrom jon leger. and this week we were live from the milk and global conference. 10 toak to ariana having talk about her mission to transform culture and her goals at uber. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: shares of sprint tumbled mor

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emily: that was julie ask and tom giles.witter and walt disney have signed an agreement to create live content and ad opportunities from across the disney portfolio. according to an emails statement, twitter and espn will announce specific live shows. twitter shot up 6% in monday's session. bloomberg produces tick-tock, a global news network for the twitter service. the political consulting firm at the heart of the facebook data manipulation scandal is shutting down. in a statement released wednesday, cambridge analytica said it filed application to begin insolvency proceedings in the u.k. the company cites numerous unfounded accusations about its fallout as facebook a major reason for ceasing operations. it says it is being vilified for activities that are legal and generally accepted as a standard component of online advertising. still ahead, after several false starts, t-mobile is purchasing spread for $26.5 billion in stock to take on verizon and at&t. some still fear that the deal will be blocked. we will hear from t-mo

reporter michele gile ..ith the confrontation caught on camera. >>> in southern california, a man was denied service at a coffee shop after making racial comments to a woman who was wearing a hijab. >> i said, is this halloween or something? >> why did you say that? >> why wouldn't i? >> reporter: video of an unidentified customer, confronting a woman wearing a cut in line next to him has more than 1 million views on twitter. >> what's wrong with me? >> you tell me what's wrong with you. >> do you know i'm a muslim? >> i do. >> what's your problem with that? >> i don't like it. i don't like your religion because it says you want to kill me and i don't want to be killed by you, how is that? >> reporter: on friday, barry landau says he was in the store sitting in the back on his computer when it happened. >> the staff tried to get him out right away. this is such a racist attack. >> reporter: he told me he recognizes the victim as a young woman who studies here occasionally. but he has never seen the abusive cu

tom giles and julie join us.ulie: the big picture take but on the numbers is that it is really good. estimates are what they are. they are estimates. the numbers are up dramatically. same quarter over last year. i think overall, the numbers are good. emily: what about the afp, are you concerned that people are buying the cheaper priced phones? i just got off of the phone with tim cook, and about concerns around the iphone x, he said it was the most popular iphone in every week in the quarter. and the first time since then that the top iphone has been the best-selling. i think that is an incredible result. i do not have concerns about the price. i think it is priced for the value that it is. an incredible product. julie, do you have concerns about the afp dropping? julie: i would not be concerned for a number of reasons. smartphone adoption in mature one, markets is plateauing, and these devices are very expensive. it is more and more like buying a pc so the upgrade cycles are , slowing. it will be harder to convi

thank you emmanuel, rob, fancy nancy giles. the msnbc town hall tonight sflt everyday racism in america toixt airs tonight p.m. . president trump says the mueller investigation is "meddling in the midterm elections." like the russians his latest bogus comes attack as rudy giuliani has revealed their game plan for the trump team. it's all about winning the battle of public opinion on his side of the aisle. that's ahead. plus john mccain and mitt romney are among the few leaders in the gop willing to stand up to this president. republicans used to vow -- in the polls during the clinton administration in the age of trump, fewer of them do. trump's problem with the truth, he's blaming democrats for his had policy of separating children from their parents at the border, his policy, he even accused "the new york times" of making up a source even though he was the source. his source was a senior white house official who briefed 200 other reporters. it's coming from the horse's mouth. let me finish tonight with trump watch about a repu

that he was the i'm just wrong but more importantly he's not one to change on yourself but to him giles translated as the dr the five ten times the speed of sound and if it's incoming nothing can stop it and even at that speed of ten times the speed of sound it can still out the new for any incoming to terror and so that was a pet a pair of kin shall missiles on a pair of super jets that just flew over red square what a day it's been what a day for me and what a day for all of us here on oxy international. quite phenomenal sought the role oriana thought it was to you will put down the thick of the action maybe i'll get to you to go the next year of course this parade particularly salient not only because of historical dates i mean this is the distance enery of the founding of the red all me off to the road for the revolution this is the anniversary of fiction about all of stalin about which was of course a turning point i don't know the least. front but also in the in the wider conflict against fascism a real key battle there. also though given recent geopolitical events the else one by

. >> reporter: all three victims expected to recover, including jabari giles' daughter. >> she is aliveshe is going to be okay. that's all that matters. >> reporter: as for the good samaritans, it's ultimately up to the district attorney if they will be charged. we're told that's unlikely, especially since this could have been much worse had they not shot and killed the gunman. tom? >> will carr for us tonight. will, thank you. >>> when we come back, the urgent recall tonight involving cars and cruise control. plus nearly 5 million american vehicles, what you need to know before hitting the road this holiday weekend. the possible danger with that cruise control feature. >>> and just in, the disturbing new police video. a suspect in the nude. his bizarre behavior on a highway, and the deadly confrontation. stay with us. ing steps to fight type 2 diabetes... ...with fitness ...food ...and farxiga, the pill that starts with "f". farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. it's one pill a day and although it's not a weight-loss drug, it may help yo

costing giles televisa. both get around ten percent of their ad revenue from the federal government the country's newspapers of records like millennial. excelsior rely on the government for millions of dollars to keep them going. twenty fourteen journalist. broke a story on a radio. revealing how the president's wife. had bought a luxury home from a company. any government contract. a firestorm ensued and the m.v.s. radio network employers fired her and her team of reporters citing internal issues unrelated to the reports no one bought that story. previously the owner of the radio network said that that report which directly affected president and. put them in a complicated situation that it would be difficult for them to defend themselves because a communication company is because that depends largely on being a good terms with the government it became obvious that they preferred to stand by the interests of the government instead of defending the journalists who work there . but it was. comparable to want

giles twenty four year old king of the franks is confident of his cause he wants to increase the size of his realm and ten the pagans into christians with fire and so if need be. i. on this day the frankish warriors bring death and destruction to many sects and villages. it was a period full of rampaging conquests where the fight is believed they had a right to kill for the face. helpless. this turned into hatred the sex and noble vidocq and sways ribbing. half. pay for this i swear. it will eventually assurance. from. shallowness that young frank is king so to defeat in subjugate the saxons his father and grandfather before him had steadily expanded the frankish empire through conquest. but here at the sacred location of humans so much more was at stake chose wanted to stamp out the competing culture he wanted there to be just one face wherever he wrote his face. god god is on the side of the franks. there to see it with their own eyes. tear down the idle. what happens to a people whose religious feelings of violated in such a way. these blows caused turmoil all across the saxon terr

that ship is now at texas a&m londergoing a year conservation process to prepare gile beams for study display. where the new ships end up has yet to beetermined. but for breen, the painstaking measures to preserve them e well worth the effort. >> i think there's something in os ur culture about tafaring days of discovery that captures people's attention when they see such large fragments of vessels in the ground. >> reporter: city officials hope all the ships could one day be put on exhibit for modeyn- alexandrians to enjoy. for the pbs newshour, i'm jul griffin in alexandria, virginia. >> woodruff: on the newsur online right now, a newshour reporter spends a week only consuming media from radio sputnik, a russian government- funded outlet widely seen by experts as a vehicle to disseminate disinformemion for the in. that and more is on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. on thursday, "the assault on intelligence"-- we talk with former c.i.a. director michael hayden about the agency in the trump presidency. i jy woodruff. join us online and again here t

giles terera, also won the best actor for his take on nemesis aaron burr.stage. >> that's a good thing. thank you. >> reporter: you kept that part -- >> yes, we did well. >> reporter: going into having to match the acclaim, as i say, that this play had on broadway, does that raise the stakes? raise the pressure? >> yes. yes. in as far as you let it. ♪ >> reporter: the trick, they say, is not to let it. the show's success in new york pit, but there was another dangr -- history. how would a musical about american victory and british feet in the u.s. war of independence play here? >> if you're doing historic winners and losers, this is a play about the winners in the place of the losers. did that matter? see where you're coming from. didn't realize -- we're the losers, okay. the british are the losers. americans are the winners. i get it. i'm so sorry. >> reporter: what's the answer? >> the way he writes is not really about britain losing. it's about that group of people gaining their independence, being free. ♪ >> reporter: there is one slight adjustment in t

houston astros relief pitcher ken giles was so upset after giving up a tie-breaking three-run homer tohe new york yankees last night that he punched himself in the face. he ended up being the losing pitcher wasting a shutout effort by houston starter justin verlander. >> i know that feeling >> i feel so bad we all know that feeling >> i've been very close. yeah oh, my gosh. >> we all know that feeling. back to you guys >> playing sports on this show every day -- no. sue, thank you very much we'll see you next hour. >>> how about shares of match group iac extending losses look at match, it's down nearly 5% again >> let's bring in our guests thank you both for joining us. my first question is why is facebook doing this now? presumably they've had all o the data, the know-how to do this kind of thing years, two three years ago. why do they suddenly decide to move into it now >> i don't have the answer to that question. i wish i knew. a lot of people when they heard this thought isn't facebook already doing this and it wasn't actually surprising it was surprising they were so late to the g

ch astros closer is not happy about giving up late home run, ken giles, punches himself on way back to! they say not to beat yourself up over bad play i guess he never got that, yankees won 4-0, president trump honoring army team at white house predicts there could be a new branch of the military, president signaling it could be out of this world. watch. >> it would be the space force we are getting very big in space. militarily for other reasons seriously thinking of space. >> the president thktdz about idea presenting commander in chief trophy. my apologies -- there is this dale earn hat, jr., and way of amy wedge first child daughter rose tweeted this everyone was right a new beginning now everything i do for her and amy so blessed. >> retired from racing going to become a nascar analyst in july i send it about aing back to go dayen i don't know anything about nascar. maria: dagen does. dagen: i will tell you people say a good woman can't change your life amy changed that man's life. maria: wow, that is nice. dagen: leave it at that. maria: final thoughts from all-star panel stay wi

my thinking is after windrush we want to have a new conversation on immigration, specifically on gilesimmigration centres ? run detention and immigration centres? because the record that most of them had has been appalling. if you are private sector company you want to drive down wages and conditions and what we're seeing is people working in these centres, notably brockhaus, who were not matching up to the standards the public would expect. but why just the detention centres because of course there are others, is it simply because of the conditions in these centres? the conditions in the individual centres. panorama had a big exposer of what went on in brockhaus and i have visited yarl's wood myself and i know the conditions are unacceptable. what do you say to those who would argue that this is labour demonstrating it is soft on immigration and ending in definite immigration detention and closing down detention centres, banning a role for the private sector. what we have found throughout the windrush scandal is the british public want and immigration system that is fair. we think tha

but unfortunately he has just lost it to giles simon. just lost it to giles simon. cricket and lizzie. is there a real sense of excitement building for the final? yes, there is. or champions league final, but it is their first final in 11 years. their first final in 11 years. well tomorrow night against real madrid. madrid. dominated the competition in recent yea rs. dominated the competition in recent years. years. stories about how people are getting there. there. airlines and hotels have ramped up their prices. their prices. land and sea, to try to make it to kiev for tomorrow night's game. kiev for tomorrow night's game. some have had theirflights cancelled. cancelled. we spoke to the lucky ones earlier. ones earlier. football they are playing is fantastic. fantastic. up tomorrow night to blow real madrid away. madrid away. manager now and good players coming up, so, good. just a really good game. game. a couple of decent teams and who knows? who knows? the best will win, but a good game. good game. they left today from liverpool airport. airport. watching it in pubs and clubs and