earlier year, he met with the former football agent willie mckay.ting, mackay gave him the e—mail he had written to sala. almost everybody here in argentina believes that at the time of his death, emiliano sulla was a cardiff city player. —— sala. they saw pictures of him signing his contract. they heard cardiff city and neil warnock at this very ground described sala as "my player". cardiff city insist they have tried unsuccessfully to talk to nantes. in february, emiliano ‘s body was returned to his home town of progreso in argentina. we came together, we sing, we give an applause to him. and it was a very important moment for the village. i think that he can stay with us these days in another way. among the mourners were cardiff city's neil warnock and ken chu. family are so important, and i think everything here today has shown how important it is. the family, the mum and the dad and sister, they have been so emotionally involved with the whole village, not just the family. it seems like the whole village has got together. fittingly, the club wh

this e—mail was sent to sala by the former football agent, willie mckay.ckay says, "it was us who to put it in the media about other clubs wanting you, west ham, everton etc, to create an interest in you, that's what we do." because of this, we understand that cardiff city had serious reservations about the transfer, as they felt sala's value had been grossly inflated. the nantes side of the deal was done by father and son, willie and mark mckay. there was no other club interested. the actual offer came out of me, in fact. first offer was 18 million sterling, and 5 million as a bonus if they stayed up. and then they chipped away and chipped away. it's what everybody does. it happens all the time in every deal. but cardiff did make an offer, of £15 million, which was accepted. on friday, january 18, sala was flown to cardiff for a medical. 0n the saturday, he was unveiled by cardiff as their new record—signing at the city stadium. after signing, sala wanted to return to nantes to say his goodbyes. cardiff city said they offered sala a commercial flight back

jeff mckay iselrated here tonight. he left a short while ag voters clearly embracing experience. those races, voters were looking for change. as you imagine both of the incumbents were defeated there. in arlington, democrats turn to challenger parisa, defeating amos. e was helped by her campaign by hundreds of thousands of dollars by george sorrells and she was endorsed fie tara mccall ge. >> the mesesonated with people and a moment in history where we are ready to re-examine what we have been doing in our justice system in large and all ways. >> reporter: now in fairfax county, the man who has successfully prosecuted so many high-profile cases over the year, ray moral, he was defeated in that county by steve descano. he's a formerederal prosecutor. their voter rejected the incumbent. here at the party for jeff mckay, voters supporng the most experienced candidate as their nominee. >> what a win tonight, what a win!y >> mcka has been a leader to supervisor for 11 years. he's hoping to lead this county of more than a million people. he defeated three other democratic hopefuls. the

jon: peter, good to get your perspective, peter mckay.hery: coming up, amazon unveiling a new way to get deliveries to your door. those details, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jon: this is "bloomberg markets." shery: toothpaste deliveries by drone are now a reality. the tech giant unveiling a revolutionary drone today that will use the test deliveries of toothpaste, razors, and other household goods within a few months. joining us with more details, lemon.emon, -- alan not quite sure how excited i am about toothpaste, but this is pretty high-tech stuff. how does it work? >> this announcement is interesting on several levels. the technology is very unusual. helicopterf like a and flies like a plane. aircraft elsewhere, but the whole plane tilts sideways. composite shields around the rotors. they become wings as they fly sideways, kind of remarkable. it also posts all kinds of artificial intelligence about that. in some ways one of the most interesting things is they have been working closely with let'stors to try to build certified double. t

where did we go, mckay? >> it's funny looking at the tweets, it turns out that would become a regular professional hazard for those of us who cover politics. at that time, that kind of twitter rant was emblematic of my idea of trump. the idea of this man becoming president or even just running for president was so far-fetched and outlandish that it could be easily dismissed. and what i came to realize once he entered the race and clinched the primary, i kind of went back and revisited my notes from spending time with him and spent a lot of time with people who knew him what i realized i was a long line of kind of sneering insiders who throughout his entire life has made him feel like his face is pressed up against the glass and he's not being let into the party. that sounds weird because he's always been rich and famous and powerful. but the reality is, he's also always had this class outside of borough anxiety. a guy feeling like he's not getting the credit he deserves. he's not getting the respect he deser

the bill before us today is a worthy successor to last years john s mckay national defense authorization act. like its immediate predecessor, this bills overarching objective is to reorient the department of defense toward the great power of competition that our nation faces today. overall, the bill supports a total of $750 billion in defense spending which includes $642 billion for the department of defense -based budget, $23 billion for the department of energies defense activity and another $76 billion for overseas contingency operation. this means the level of spending requested by the president and provides the department of defense with real growth. above the rate of inflation and recognition of increasing threats our nation faces. the bill also supports the all volunteer force, providing a 3.1% pay raise for our men and women in uniform. it means the presidents wreath crest for an active duty force of 1,339,500 soldiers sailors, airmen and marines. i serve as chairman of the subcommittee on strategic forces which has jurisdiction for nuclear forces, missile-defense, and national s

mark mckay we'll see a little bit. to take a look outside right now to be >>continuing around the bay area look at that in the san francisco back toward the golden gate bridge in hot weather out there right now still 97 degrees in redwood city 83 right now in san francisco, but all around the bay area look at these temperatures holding on so some very a warm to hot numbers 94 in san anselmo 93 in nevada still triple digits. in some spots inland. so certainly and incredibly he way of record breaking temperatures out there in the heat advisory in the excessive heat warning continuing until 9 o'clock tonight. then those temperatures are going to begin to cool off. here's a look at the numbers all around the bay area the abuse all the records there of those with the asterisk then 99 in fremont 97 in hayward 98 the napa valley 99. >>in nevada, a 102 in livermore and 100 degrees in san jose. out there right now looking mostly clear couple high clouds up above the sea breeze has started to kick in and that's a big change from

a jeff mckay won the democraticrimary for board of supervisors chairman. >> we are going to do in the next four years is we're going to build on our success in fairfax county and in a collaborate way we'll have a board of supervisors that is going to defend the most vulnerable people in t county and we'll continue to be the strongest county in not only the commonwealth of virginia but in the united states of america. >> state senateinority leader dick saslaw ofairf faxon w with 500 ves. in other surprise joe morriseyr. pretty much around the d.c. metro and then off to the south and east, farther back to the west moreunshine. and we'll get in on some of the sunshine here in the mess r-- metroa before this coastal system will move up and this will bring us rain overnight tonig and then we'll see this system move in tomorrow later in the day and that is where we get our stormhances from. so here is midnight. notice showers out there. getting ready to leave early for wor tomorrow, friday i notice rain in place and pocketsf yell until 8:00 a.m., that is the chance for heavier rain. once we

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sergei mckay last thursday the company began shipping poultry products to china in may and is looking forward to some plummeting there pete port and soybean market as well mikael offset his company expects to ship around 1500 tons of poultry products to china in july but shared a more lofty goal of the company shipping 40000 tonnes next year adding that he expects russia as a whole to export $200000.00 tons to china next year. and the swine fever epidemic continues to rage through asia and royal global agriculture markets the latest outbreak of the highly transmissible untreatable disease started in china the home of 440000000 pigs more than half of the global total busy more than $1000000.00 chinese pigs have already been called in efforts to limit the spread of the disease joining us now to discuss in detail is fred kaufman author of bet the farm fred 1st of all catch us up on the latest how far has the outbreak spread the swine fever now and what is the toll so far. this is no joke this is the largest outbreak of animal disease in the history of the planet it started breaking out i

. ♪ >>> after talking to max i wanted to take him to meet my friends kent and mckay scadlock. >> goodin that one, but welcome back. they grew up as members of the lds church and their story shows how complicated all this can get. now that we're sitting in doors and warm, tell us about your experience being here in utah. >> i was pretty much born and raised here. i grew up in the lds or mormon faith. i was outed to my father by my bishop when i was 17 because i got ratted out by a kid i had sexual relations with in high school and he was getting ready to go on a mormon mission so he spilled guts and named names so i got outed to my father, which was humiliating and quite scary. and so when it came time for me to go on a mission, i had to go through the whole church confession thing. at that point in time, their theory was, go on a mission, come home, get married, it will go away. >> wow. >> yeah. >> it will go away. >> it will go away, yeah. >> just on its own? >> yeah. >> it will leave your body? >> yeah. go on a mission, come home, get married, have kids, you'll be fine. >> my friend

and now, ethan bearman and a host of the new guy benson's joke mckay benson, welcome to you both. >>k shannon. >> shannon: 's a hyde amendment in every case, taxpayer dollars from funding abortion has been around for a long time and just remind people, a lot of people have voted against it but guess who else is voted against federal funding for abortion because of the high language attack to the bill. he voted for this bill twice and michael bennet, cory booker, amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke and others, bernie sanders voted no. guys a little bit different saying to supportive versus because of tax or something else. they have been highly critical of him and took 24 hours to change his position. >> guy: this is a flip-flop flip from joe biden on this very issue after holding the position in favor of the heideman, mainstream position this country for decades and i think for people saying biden will be in that lane and will not taped to the left, this was a major, major cable job on one of the very few sort of truth issues we have on abortion, not forcing taxpayers to pay for them. this

defense lawyer mark mckay see acute ncis agent joseph lipinski being both incompetent and vindictive, rushing to judgment and lying to certain witnesses to entice them to testify against gallagher. you wanted him to get on the screw eddie gallagher train, jump on the train, come on aboard. he never put the most important question to cory scott, the navy seal who claimed he, not gallagher, murdered a wounded ices fighter by suffocating him. met casey saying that you never asked cory scott for a cause of death, did you? lipinski replying i didn't say it in those exact words. summing up the attack on the investigators, casey said you never asked anybody why an 18 year decorated combat warrior who spent his life trying to help people would get down on his knees and open his medical bag, start applying life-saving procedures and completely out of nowhere flipped the switch and decide to kill the guy, did you? >> lipinski replied "not in those exact words." investigators admitted when they searched chief gallagher's home after he was arrested on september 11th of last year, they removed his

when i hear denis show mckay and allen, and all the kids after is what keeps me going for 20 years this is our 20th graduation. we are very excited, we are very proud. life learning academy is about support, love, accountability, and opportunity, and we value our relationship with san francisco unified school district as part of our community, and part of our family. we are just a little smaller, but we find the kids that had become invisible, and we bring visibility to them and their lives and help them change. thank you, so much in advance for allowing us to continue and we will continue on hopefully for the next 20 years. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you for the public comment on this item. commissioners? >> i just wanted to say thank you to all the families who came out from treasure island and stayed tonight and just hearing testimony from students and parents. i really appreciate you being here and sharing your experience thank you. >> i just want to echo and thank you. it is almost like we are at 9:00 or something, but they are still here. it just means that you care

there are four candidates including current supervisor jeff mckay and school board mber ryan mcelvein. not a surprise in fairfax, voters have education andtr sportation on their minds as they make their decision. >> i have two kids, so the future of the schools is a big issue for me, so something that was on our mind. also there's so much development going on in this area right now, traffic, so those are all things that are kind of hot topics for us. >> other voters looking to add some diversity to the board. >> i think it's important to have a littleit more diverse representation. >> for this voter and mom of three, it's about a personal connection with a candidate. >> one of the candidates has made an open avenue for communication with the students. >> reporter: there are also high stakes for two long-time commonwealth attorneys in both fairf county and arlington. the veteran prosecutors facing challenges from fellow democrats who say they aren't moving fast enough on criminal justice reform. fairfax county voters also picking democratic nominees for four supervisor seats for the di

account what we releasing as a pattern developed what i called a craft, we've paid, with comey, with mckay it seemed to me a picture sooner of going on from the midyear investigation, the clint nemo investigation that moved into the russia investigation, the information that was given to the fisa court, the information of the dossier that mr. cumming later said was unverified but he verified that it was accurate before the formal court. these are the kinds of things that you look at initial concern every american not just republican or democrat or independent they should consume every american that your group of department of justice and the fbi that cabal that was saying we don't like donald trump, we don't want to see him president, david said in texas is will have an insurance policy, they were going around about way to say will take it into her own hands. this should concern everybody when use of court such as the fisa court which is a secret court which is one in which they have seemingly not used on them evidence that the capri. >> i got less than a minute left and one ask one last q

lebron the brow the warriors splash brother klay oakland native damian lillard and the w mba's ago mckayrs from stanford along with diana taurasi filming starts this summer the original from ever taken featured michael jordan. and it was larry bird charles barkley bill murray. >>it was 1966 that now and i said 1996 alike now. >>this was in the 60's as commercials from the 80's. but it's the commercial for mister peanut number the peanuts, the plant or peanuts mascot. he was created in the 60's and you were michael a top hat. now i don't know why you were those, but now you can wear his shoes. planters peanuts. coming up with mister akers. he's on the tongue. t you can only buy these on line tomorrow. a $170 nice gimmick there i never understood why a peanut needed a cane until i heard craig t nelson, the actor talking about life before you know he became famous on coach. he was hired because he was big enough to fill out the big hard peanut shell and it was supposed to walk around the grocery store kidding me know. that came to fend off it's because the rot they used to kick him and push

sarah: they are trying to mckay statement. [laughter] -- trying to make a statement.sarah: banks are pretty much for this new rule. david: a lot better than what was going to be. sarah: right. finance firms are happy with this. aarp protests qamar they all over 65? -- aarp protests, are they all over 65? sarah: i believe they are sending people in their place. [laughter] david: coming up, senator elizabeth warren suggests actively managing the dollar to help the jobs market. i am watching what 2020 presidential candidates are saying on the campaign trail. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is what i want campaign promises -- this is what i'm watching today, the campaign trail promises. with me is marty schenker. elizabeth warren is talking the dollar down. she would pursue an agenda of "economic patriotism using new and existing tools to defend and create quality american jobs and defend american industry." one of the things she would do is "more actively managing our currency value to support american manufacturing." marty: it is interesting. if donald tru

lebron the brow the warriors splash brother klay oakland native damian lillard and and the w mba's ago mckayith diana taurasi filming starts this summer the original from ever taken featured michael jordan and that all star cast was larry bird charles barkley bill murray. >>i was 1966 that now and i said 1996 alike now. >>this was in the 60's as commercials from the 80's. but it's the commercial for mister peanut number the peanuts, the plant or peanuts mascot. he was created in the 60's and you were michael a top hat. now i don't know why you were those, but now you can wear his shoes. planters peanuts. coming up with mister peanut sneakers. he's on the tongue. you can only buy these on line tomorrow and the sneakers $170 nice gimmick there i never understood why a peanut needed a cane until i heard craig t nelson the after talking about life before you know he became famous on coach. he was hired because he was big enough to fill out the big hard peanut shell and it was supposed to walk around the grocery store kidding me know. and push way she was in the big cylinder thing and they pushed

david: just a mckay player, newburgh news reporters do talk to me -- just to make it clear, bloombergreporters do talk to people within the markets and get anonymous tips and information. policy prohibits telling sources when a story will be published. carol: good to know that. let's talk about another story we've been talking about all week, and that is net texas -- that is natixis. talk about hemorrhaging, we are talking $6.4 billion. sonali: it is four days of straight declines, the worst being monday. using a different tactic than their peers, which have tried to freeze outflows completely. we have seen natixis try to do the right thing. today looks like a little better of a day. carol: but investors are worried about their investments here. david: it is a liquidity mismatch, right? sonali: certainly a liquidity mismatch, and something we are seeing among different asset classes. there was an equity issue. what i am waiting for is to see when the first issue happens in the united states because i am sure this will be a global phenomenon as well. meanwhile, in switzerland , you don

and jeff mckay won the board of supervisors chairman. >> saslaw survived a close he won the democraticnbc washington app and search for vir pniarimary for more results. now let's check on your commute. a busy morning for melissa mollet and your first 4 traffic. >> true. we have cleared out eastbound 66. still slow again but i think you're okay if you have to leave in the next half hour or so. it's just going to have that normal delay to it. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway looking typical. >> all right. thank you. >>> we'll take a break now. we'll check your forecast next. stay with us. >>> and welcome back on this wednesday morning. another nice day overall. it's going to be comfortable but we have more cloudiness out there day compared to yesterday. we trade that off for lighter winds. we're into a high of 78 today with partly to mostly cloudy skies. the day completely dry, but rain does move in around midnight tonight. then we'll have oasional rain tomorrow. then some storms later. >> all right. ewank you, amelia. another local ns update in 25 minutes. >> back to the "today" sh

>> right, but it was not the targeted briefing they were talking about to support lynn chan, and mckay were talking about in the spring of 2060. >> to my question earlier the reason is whatever time the candidate truck may have received a briefing about, russian interference efforts would be if they already determined the dossier was true or the subject of the criminal investigation. we know that was not the case. because we know that the fbi director told the president, president trump well into early 2017 he was not the subject of a criminal investigation. he was not under investigation. so, what reason would the fbi have had in 2016, what legitimate reason would they have had to the 60 not to advise candidate trump or president elect trump about russian interference threats? >> i do not think they had a good reason. i think it would have been preferable if they had done defensive briefings. i am familiar with the former director, his testimony about this and i would just point out that he pointed out i think it was in testimony to this committee that not everybody on his advisory te

the bill before us today is a worthy successor to last years john s mckay national defense