bill miller's opportunity fund talk about restoration hardware, by the way, and joining us now is billv. not a lot of people with a fourth, by the way, that's unique >> unique, i have a son who is the fifth, and we just call him five >> how long are you going to keep this going? >> up to him >> i wanted to name his younger brother the fifth, but my wife wouldn't let me do that. i wanted the george forman thing going. >> exactly >> anyway, you are here at post nine exclusive ahead of father's day weekend. great to have you here, especially today, bill, you pounded the table on amazon and jeff's leadership for so long. what does the whole foods deal say to you >> well, i think the markets got this right in the sense of amazon put about maybe 3% of the shareholder value at risk, 3-4%, and the market marked up last i checked at 3%, so the market thinks it's a good deal, value creating, and indicates amazon is serious with the business they have been experimenting with a wide variety of things, but this means they are in it for the long haul. it's a huge category fits what amazon's strength

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bill miller a former classmate of mine at ucla we used to drive one another at ucla baseball field at the tryouts, he didn't make it, he took the umpire out and now he's a big league umpire getting yelled at by john farrell, wow. that will do it for us, here in los angeles, don't forget tomorrow on fox, it's a confederations cup coverage beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we'll see you back here again next week, for baseball night in america, see you oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a treat. fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! pretty fast, huh? fast play. play fast. win instantly. >> breaking news out of lehigh county. they got on a scene, someone fired at them, we're live at the scene. >> keep it here, unique is next. >> live from center city in philadelphia. this is "fox 29 news" at 10:00. >>> and first on "fox 29 news" at 10:00 shots fired at police, a barricade, and homeowners ask to get out of the area. people in one lehigh county town spendi

one-game suspension for this up close and personal argument he had on saturday with the umpire bill millerng the suspension tonight as boston hosts minnesota. russell westbrook won his award last night. westbrook was an easy winner over james harden. kanter took a photograph and tweeted, no, no, no, you are the real mvp, referring to durant's famous shoutout to his mom when he was named most valuable player. remember this? >> you made sure we ate, you went to sleep hungry, you sacrificed for us. you're the real mvp. >> being league mvp is nice, but i'm guessing westbrook would trade it all in for the finals mvp that durant won. warrior fans can take a photo with the trophy this weekend. on thursday, it will be on display in san mateo. friday at the oracle arena team store. friday, walnut creek. then sunday, you can find the trophy at san francisco's westfield center. >>> the american flag football league is making its debut tonight. it will feature teams led by terrell owens and michael vick. the players went through a practice yesterday evening. it's seven on seven, 5 yard 25 for a first

he was ejected earlier in the game arguing with the crew chief bill miller over a call. 2-0.ess innings. 1-2-3, 1-2-3. they are a pitch away from having the tying run at the plate with a five-run lead going in the ninth. >> joe: a walk and a double and two outs. 3-0 to jackie bradley jr. the bases are load and the red sox bring the tying run to the plate in the ninth. >> joe: charles nagy and mike scioscia are trying to decide if they will let bedrosian finish this or bring on parker who is warming in a hurry. vazquez if you are wondering about his chances to tie the game with one swing. he has two career home runs. the last one came against the yankees a year ago. tying run at the plate, put the red sox down to the final out. strike one on a slider. vazquez is 1 for the last 18. fouled off. 0-2. >> joe: first run that bedrosian has allowed year. and now trying to strand them loaded. >> a.j.: i think the dodger fans lost. at the wrong game. >> joe: took a really bad wrong turn. here comes the 0-2. that spins away. ball one. they have put chris young in the on-deck circle. if

one-game suspension for this up close and personal argument he had on saturday with the umpire bill miller. he's serving the suspension tonight as boston hosts minnesota. russell westbrook won his award last night. westbrook was an easy winner over james harden. kanter took a photograph and tweeted, no, no, no, you are the real mvp, referring to durant's famous shoutout to his mom when he was named most valuable player. remember this? >> you made sure we ate, you went to sleep hungry, you sacrificed for us. you're the real mvp. >> being league mvp is nice, but i'm guessing westbrook would trade it all in for the finals mvp that durant won. warrior fans can take a photo with the trophy this weekend. on thursday, it will be on display in san mateo. friday at the oracle arena team store. friday, walnut creek. then sunday, you can find the trophy at san francisco's westfield center. >>> the american flag football league is making its debut tonight. it will feature teams led by terrell owens and michael vick. the players went through a practice yesterday evening. it's seven on seven, 5 yard 25

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and then there were five, a fifth republican senator coming out against the senate health care bill. millervada will not support it. he did not give a reason. he joins rand paul, ted cruz, mike lee and we are going to talk about it tonight. i am in for my good friend lou dobbs who is getting the friday off. please tune in tonight 7:00 p.m. right here on fox business over liz claman. >> check this out, about ten minutes to liftoff. set to kick double-header weekend to the great beyond. you're looking like at cape canaveral, florida, there it is. you see it getting ready. cargo is geostationary satellite. we will take it live the minute it lifts off. it's about 9 minutes and 30 seconds away. it's quickly becom

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bill mcgurk, judy miller. thank you. >> heather: happening right now.orruption in and moscow. announcing a national holiday. as a prominent opposite dimmick opposition leader while tens of thousands of people take to the streets. the last thing that the kremlin wants to see. amy kellogg is live with more and destroy. >> high heather. russians themselves will say they are patient people, and the government is famously tough on the opposition. by may poon has been in power now, header, for 17 years. the question always is. dude russians really want change? what will it take for them to really call for change? when will they do that? these protests today are the second series of big protests in less than six months' time. that is significant, because this comes after a five-year period of quiet. as you mentioned, the authorities were very quick to arrest that protest leader, alexei navalny. he was seen in this chopper or drone shot taken in a blue shirt from his home as he was on his way to the protests in moscow. hundreds of people have also been arrested

the first person, people will roll their eyes at yellen's comments at the potential hubris and bill miller is the first person i recall saying he didn't think there would be another financial crisis for 70 years and it still seemed like the whole thing might fall apart again it's not -- it's not just one of those signs of the times thing where you think markets at all-time highs, no one ever thinks it's going to fast. i would argue there's still the fear baked into the marketplace. >> look at the vix at 11 you could argue that's complacency but who knows. >> by the way, you know, we don't want to spend too much time because of all the breaking news that's going on that's our job but you have a little over an hour left to bid for the -- for this worthy cause that we've been talking about for a few weeks now. the lulu and leo fund. find it on charity buzz.com. it helps families and children foster confidence and build resistance we're so grateful that the bid is up to $25,000. >> that's fantastic. >> thank you, everybody. >> that does mean officially that i will be kicking in an extra 10 gra

bill miller / tennessee highway patrol: "the homeowner stepped out, and held the people there by gunpointtil another neighbor came to assist him."mark gwyn / director, tbi: "i know after speaking with director here just a few minutes ago that they're breathing a sigh of relief down there in georgia." ( mark ) no one was hurt while the inmates were taken into custody. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a series of fires in the south bay. why police say they were started on purpose. and next... the a's and yankees go extra innings. after the break see who was the hero for oakland. and here's a live look outside... bay who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 mi

bill miller / tennessee highway patrol: "the homeowner stepped out, and held the people there by gunpoint to assist him."mark gwyn / director, tbi: "i know after speaking with director here just a few minutes ago that they're breathing a sigh of relief down there in georgia." ( mark ) no one was hurt while the inmates were taken into custody. ( mark ) the city of san jose now has an arson team investigating a series of suspicious fires. they are happening along interstate 280 and in the coyote meadows area between the freeway and senter road. firefighters have been called to that area several times recently. they suspect the fires have been set either accidentally or on purpose by the homeless. park rangers have reported new camps and campers popping up in the area. ( mark ) people are encouraged to report anything suspicious ans use the city's arson tip line. ( m

bill. ted cruz, mike lee, ron johnson and rand paul along with three more republican senators who are concerned and are seeking changes. what do you think, jason miller? >> well, don, there's a big difference between saying that they're absolutely opposed to this bill and this reform in any way, shape, or form and there's no chance they can ever get there or it's not there yet an they're using it as a leverage point and want to see a couple of additional tweaks or changes or even concessions as they work along. so i think the senate bill did a couple really smart things where it made it a lot more palatable, i believe to moderates. did a couple things i believe also will get conservatives onboard, but fundamentally as we saw yesterday with the news of anthem blue cross, blue shield pulling out of indiana and ohio and wisconsin, obamacare is absolutely imploding. i think they're taking the right steps. ted cruz, in particular, i think has a couple really good ideas for some reform and hopefully adopt a few of them and get them onboard. >> let me ask you, jason. the president said it was mean and a son of a you know what. i think he wanted this to be a

started with bill miller years ago saying airlines were a place to invest again. >> one of the guys >ted money manager. he'll tell us where he's looking overseas for opportunity >> plus a timeline, house speaker paul ryan says we'll get tax reform by the end of the year we'll talk to kevin brady who joins us at 8:30 a.m. eastern time -we gotta go. -where? -san francisco. -when? -friday. we gotta go. [ tires screech ] any airline. any hotel. any time. go where you want, when you want with no blackout dates. [ muffled music coming from club. "blue monday" by new order. cheers. ] ♪ how does it feel the travel rewards credit card from bank of america. it's travel, better connected. time to find out what's working in the markets right now let's turn to david for more on where investors can find value david is a partner portfolio manager and chief investment officer at harris associates which focuses on international equity and, david, we've heard time and time again from people who come in, market advisors who come in and say look we've seen significant gains in the united states we think

today at 4:00 on closing bell it is miller time bill miller and his son are on to celebrate father's talk stock picks you don't want to miss it. >>> shares of kroger are down once again today the stock fell 19% yesterday after the company cut its full year guidance. this morning the stock is down another 2% after being downgraded by telsey, rbc, goldman sachs, suntrust, bmo, jefferies and pivotal research let's get down to the new york stock exchange jim cramer joins us. and jim, just about the time we are getting up and getting ready to go, a lot of people aren't awake yet. i notice that you once again are posting a column that you have been up and pinning and it's really thoughtful and it's had me thinking all morning long this morning about betting against the bond market. a debate we have been having for a long time. >> yeah, you just can't do it. you see the housing starts this morning. you say, oh, yeah, they knew that too the bonds have been so right and throughout this rotation people have been seeing, well, what's working what's working the stocks that have worked are j&j, e

. >> bill: like you're handing the other side a big tool. miller also writes this. this proposal would require us to advertise sensitive technologies that criminals and terrorists do not fully understand. the point in all of this as we have learned and studied in incident after incident is the other side learns and they adapt and adjust. >> shannon: you think about when we get their materials what a big boone it has been to us to know the ways they communicate with each other, the ways they send coded messages, the ways they advise each other to carry out attacks. every time we get the least bit of information in one of our operations it's a huge benefit to us. we understand how it works in reverse. >> bill: meanwhile the video you're seeing is a van near a mosque late last night in london. ran a bunch of pedestrians or worshippers coming over that mosque. we're watching that as it moves and the develops throughout the day. >> shannon: the u.s. navy identifying the seven sailors killed after their ship slammed into a cargo ship. they range from 19 to 37 years old. m

bill. and von miller joins us now from maryland. >> reporter: hey, richard, we are north of where the congressn bowie, maryland and on the flip side of this, we've been to republican town halls and you've heard the angry constituents show up but this was a democratic town hall and more than 300 people out here in the suburbs outside of baltimore showed up here to express concern because to the congressman's point you just heard from, there are plenty of democrats, self-described democrats here that were still frustrated with the cost of the premium and high deductibles but at the same time it comes down to the fact that they want the affordable care act protected and one of the individuals before i got into this event here was actually walking around in the parking lot and ran into the executive minister here of the church andre christian and i want to play a sound bite when he described what his health care situation was and he just got a job here last month and how that changed for him. >> we wouldn't be able to afford health care. many are people in situations like myself who found yourself

miller previously served as special assistant to president bill clinton. and a senior policy analyst for colorado governor bill ritter jr.. he's also been board member of the southern food raise alliance. military's first book soul food surprising story of ann american quiz seen one plate at a time won james beard foundation qeard for scholarship and reference in 2014. [applause] his second book president kitchen cabinet story of the african-americans who have fed our first families from the washingtons to the obamas was published on president's day 2017. let's welcome. [applause] >> yes, a friend of mine. [laughter] well good morning -- it's so great to be here at the president roosevelt presidential library to talk about this subject. i want to give you a little bit about my background. how i came to write this book, on african-american presidentialship and instead of my typical presentation where i would go through clips but focus on those who clipped for president roosevelt and great stories there. so i was born and raised in denver, colorado, and as y

>> paul begala, former counselor to bill clinton and jason miller, advise tore the trump campaign.el ban. >> well, whatever you call it, the president has the authority to go and put a temporary travel ban or travel restriction or whatever you want to call it in place when there are abuses going on. six of the last seven presidents have used this exact code to go and implement temporary restrictions. and look, this is part of the reason why president trump won last year, because he's willing to take the tough steps necessary to keep our country safe. while all the folks back on the east coast might be all the belly aching and worried about political correctness, he's taking real steps to try to keep the country safe. i think people outside of the bubble that we're in really appreciate that. >> i can tell you, words matter on some level. i just came back from dubai. when i went to check in, they said do you have a laptop? you know this trump travel ban thing is a big issue. so by the way, conflating travel ban and laptop ban, which is obviously a mistake. but paul, i make this point

now from the roosevelt reading festival adrian miller former special assistant of president bill clinton recalls the many african-americans who worked in food service at the white house. and their relationship to president franklin roosevelt. >> good morning -- my maim is and on what have of the library i'd like to welcome

for a general election slated to get underway in a little less than 48 hours. >> bill: thursday it is. david lee millere in central london on scene. >> shannon: and here at home top congressional republicans are heading to the white house meeting with president trump and vice president pence to discuss efforts to get the legislative agenda back on track before summer recess. healthcare reform is still a top priority. >> president trump and our administration are working every day with members of congress and we won't rest until we repeal and replace obamacare with the kind of healthcare reform the american people deserve. healthcare reform built on consumer choice, free market principles and state-based innovation and respect for the doctor/patient relationship. >> shannon: good morning, guy benson. not long ago we had the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell saying i don't know how we get to 50 votes on healthcare and senator burr said he thinks it's unlikely a package actually gets done. those words to people who have been waiting for years for the gop to get this done and voted those folks in las

bill this afternoon. met ller spoke with -- matt miller spoke with lindsey graham on that propose legislation.down to one exchange in south carolina, premiums have gone up 100%. what you have got with obamacare is you have mandated a policy that most businesses cannot afford to offer. the job coverage on their employees, they pay a fine, employees go into an exchange and commit $50,000 and you get screwed if you are a low income worker it's for free. this has been a redistribution of wealth from the middle class and upper income americans to provide health care to lower income americans for free. what i want to do is have a balanced approach. lower premiums for working people who make $50,000, meaning there has to be more efficient. the best way to lower the price of a car is former sadie's and other german car companies to be able to compete with bmw on price and quality. what's missing in medicine is price and quality. competitions more but i don't know if they pass it. if we fail, here's an idea. 10% of the people in america, people with cancer, in the bad hand of health care, cap provide .

. >> bill: a lot of miller lite, sean thank you for your time.n spicer. >> shannon: still had still ahw revelations in the london high-rise fire that the charges are now being brought by police. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. ykeep you sidelined.ng that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >> bill: cut off sized to baptize to cut her because it was restore relations if the government. all cutting it off over accusations that qatar supplies terrorism. they have given qatar ten days to comply. >> shannon: the london police are now considering manslaughter charges in the investigation into a deadly apartment fire. karen felt tower killing at least 79 people last week leaving thousands more homeless. the fire started in a refriger

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bill. >> it is gratitude for her son's service. fox's danielle millerwould like to just tell miss woods that, you know, her random act of kindness made an amazing impact a a time where it was needed. >> on tuesday, after her shift at the salon in sun city jodi saint claire so something on her windshield. >> it looked like a $20 bill an piece of paper, and my first thought was that's great advertising. >> that $20 bill and note was no advertisement it was a handwritten note a complete stranger along with that $20 bill. >> saying she had noticed the bumper stickers on my car saying that i was proud parent of a soldier, and she left a heart-warming letter just basically thanking our sons for their service and wanting to give them something when they return and saying prayers for them for their safe return. >> reporter: both her sons serve in the army jacob 22 serving in korea and daniel who's 20 is in north carolina. saint claire says being a military mom is very stressful and kind gestures like this make hard disease easier. >> i had to read it twice and

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a crash out in miller providence, audubon road. >>> bill cosby is inside the courtroom in norristownalling it a night. as soon as the verdict happens, we will bring it to you on air and the nbc 10 app. >>> dover air force base is carrying three bodies of three soldiers killed in afghanistan. vice-president mike pence and his wife were there for the dignified transfer. the soldiers were from maryland, california and delaware. >>> delaware will vote on raising minimum wage from $8.25 to $10.25. i'm vai sikahema. another update coming up in 25 minutes. you can get the latest news and weather at the nbc 10 app. back to the "today" show. >>> this morning on "today's take," country superstar brett eldridge is our co-host. you don't want to miss his new movie. >>> then, bill gates and john cena putting their muscle behind a project. >>> and get ready to rock out by the newest hit by nickelback, now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and welcome to "today." on this tuesday morning, june 13th, 2017. you're listening to "something i'm good

bill to the floor. jeff to single out miller, my chairman for six years. his leadership got the ball rolling on this issue which led to house-passed legislation twice last congress and kept the spotlight on accountability issues at v.a. through his dogged oversight. finally, i'd like to thank my staff and especially professional communications staff for the house committee on veterans' affairs for their years of hard work on this issue. mr. speaker, today we have a bipartisan, bicameral bill that makes meaningful change to v.a. civil service system while maintaining due process rights. today we have the opportunity to make real and lasting changes to a broken system. today we can stand together with veterans against the status quo that's failed them for far too long. they deserve better. i hope all of you will join me and the 18 veterans' organizations who support this legislation to do what's right and send this bill to the president's desk. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his t

mary miller there in wisconsin, this is a county that went for obama and bill clinton in years past,ould fall for a billionaire like donald trump, but he won that county two to one. when you go there and see the changes that happened just in my lifetime, it starts to make sense. >> so then, like a good, you know, counselor then, you did a lot of listening. did you feel like you also had to do a lot of educating? did you find that you had to share with people, you know, what may be happening inside washington since some of your, you know, former neighbors are feeling like they would choose to live in a more insular existence. >> sure. yeah. it really was a listening tour and it really was a sense of i wanted to -- i had this -- it's sort of like we think of the -- we think of our country as 50 states, but we talk about this tonight, there's this great author named colin who has a book called "american nations" strip away the borders of the 50 states and map our continents with which settlers came with which values there's 11 distinct and ethnic and social different value nations, 11 d

miller living in denver colorado currently the executive director of the colorado council of churches and the first african-american to hold that position he previously served as a special assistant to bill clinton and a senior policy analystlso n and also a board member his first book soul food won the james beard foundation awardrd in 2014. [applause] and his second book "the president's kitchen cabinet" the story of the african americans who have fed our first families, from the washingtons to the obamas" published on president's day 2017.t' [applause] >> good morning it is great to be europe of rooseveltt my b presidential library but just do talk about my background how we came to write this book bin instead of my typical presentation i was just focused on roosevelt because i have some great stories are was born and raised in denver colorado i wrote a book on the history of soul food that gave me street creditme immediately but i have to southern parents from tennessee and arkansas but this is the food i grew up reading and while i was researching that book that african-americans started to pop up in my research so i could find enough stories to cobble together i will do a infortune

city council which have sponsored a bill that asks the nypd to turn over details, make public details of the techniques they use for counterintelligence work. john millerounterterrorism for the nypd and who says that they've stopped 25 terrorist attacks in new york city since 2001, told the press that it would create a one-stop shopping guide for understanding the tools and how to thwart them for criminals and for terrorists. and, you know, i like transparency as much as the next guy, but i think that the nypd needs these tools. paul: alicia. >> this is a miss to california democrats who have proposed a $2,000 pension bonus for california highway patrol officers who adopt dogs. you know, i love dogs too, but i think this is mainly intended for the human owners. [laughter] paul: okay. all right, bill. >> paul, no doubt this'll be the only hit vladimir putin ever receives on this show, but he gets a hit on state tv, tongue in cheek he offered james comey asylum in russia if he faced prosecution and compared him with ed snowden. paul: he compared comey to snowden? ouch! >> mr. putin asked what makes the fbi director from mr. snowden? it seems to me in tha

. >> all right, jason miller, let's turn, jason, if we can, to health care, to all the details we know inside the senate health care bill. i was silent there because we don't know any of the details of the bill because it's being knee gosh negotiated behind closed doors. you were listening as we read the pence tweet from 2010 where he said it's wrong for legislation that will affect 100% of the people to be negotiated behind closed doors. will you grant it's at least a little bit ironic, jason, that this is happening in complete secrecy? >> john, of course the republicans are going to go and put together what they want to move forward for the legislation and then of course they'll be some floor debate over this. the exact time parameters, we don't know. the republicans have every right to negotiate their own plan, what they want to put forward, and then get that out for people to debate. i think the fact that the democrats are seizing on the process aspect of this and not the fact that obamacare's failing in the fact that democrats don't have their own legislation or real bill that will go and help people and turn aroun

bill better. >> we want to get to yes and that his underlying problems. >> we will discuss the battle ahead with senators that helped craft the plan. >>> and robert miller's ability to be impartial. trances robert mueller's ability to be impartial. we will ask if he needs to recuse himself in the investigation. right now on "fox news sunday". and hello everyone from fox news in washington. republicans have continued making headway on their pledge to overhaul the nation's healthcare system. as an obamacare replacement was unveiled in the senate this week. as majority leader mitch mcconnell pushes to bring the bill to the floor for a vote several republicans oppose a peer who will look ahead with dick durbin and john -. but first you have tom price with us. welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you it is good to be with you. >> what is in this bill for an average family worried about the cost of healthcare and wondering if they're going to be able to get and keep coverage? why should they care about this bill in why should they want this bill? >> i think the thing to appreciate is where we are headed right now is the wrong direction. we as premiums and

bill weir hit the road to dig in to his familyfamily's contradic >> crimes against the people, c conspiracy -- as a feeling member of the human race. >> milwaukee knew him as sgt. miller and i knew him as grandpa and i loved him dearly. >> he was intimidating to a lot of people, but anybody that got to know him would realize, he would basically give the shirt off of his back to you. >> this is my uncle dan. frank's youngest son. >> he took his job seriously and if you broke the law, or you committed a crime, he has got a job to do. >> and my grandfather's memorabilia, i find a flip book of mug shots, including a 19-year-old named prentis mckinney. >> we went out with our hearts and minds and eyes open, we love everyone. they love you. i don't love everyone, but when a big othe throws a brick at me, i don't love him. you understand. when they are sending wild dogs across the street to bite me, i'm going to cut his throat. >> how are you this morning? >> old but here. >> i cannot explain. >> i feel the same way. >> he said that the local paper dubbed him the angriest young negro, today the youth has passed and the anger has not. >> recognize him? >> yeah. his picture ca

miller, and christine flynn. jeff, what about the president saying to the senators who were there that it was mean? this is the same bill celebrated in the rose garden. >> the first thing a president has to do in getting through legislation i'm sure david would agree is get something through first. then you work from there. i don't know what the reference was in particular to what he saw as mean here. but it's not out of line with things he said over time, that he just didn't want to have people in the streets and people have to have health care, et cetera. so i don't think it's out of line. i'd just be interested to know what specifically it is there and if they can fix it. >> jeff makes a good point. it's not necessarily out of line with things he said during the campaign. it may be out of line with the visual of him celebrating in the rose garden seeming to back what happened in the house. is it? >> of course, i wasn't with the president when he did or didn't say this today. the only thing mean is if we don't take action to repeal and replace obamacare and it continues to implode the way we're seeing it. i think ther

bill. three gop senators say they will block the version. you are watching "bloomberg ."rkets: european open i am guy johnson and we are in london. matt miller days in the u.s., speaking to bmw. we are into the trading day. let us take a look at where the markets right now are. the fact that the market is going to be down by .2%, we have been softer than not. that is exactly where we are right now. of gestureet kind thing sideways. no real sense of momentum taking us in any real direction. bid.s are we have seen iron ore strongly bit overnight. a slightly more positive economic story. it is in the mining sector clearly. higher iron ore prices overnight as well. the inflation story is interesting to what we are about to talk about. growth for the ecb to begin unwinding its qe program. mario draghi has defended the impact of the stimulus measures delivered the far. speaking to students ahead of the ecb's annual form, he argued young people will benefit from the revival of euro area growth. he added that eurozone economies have made great progress on convergence. >> countries should not go at the same speed but at some speed that does not creat

miller. what are we watching? what is on the menu? theresa may meets with eu leaders tonight. it looks like it is ex-pats for starters. the brits be picking up the bill

miller. what are we watching? what is on the menu? theresa may meets with eu leaders tonight. it looks like it is ex-pats for starters. the brits be picking up the bill ? the fed is at risk of making a substantial mistake according to one person. has deflation been defeated? and trump, the peso, and the future of nafta. matt: just a half hour to go until the european open. take a look at the european futures market. after we have had a couple up seedown days, you can equity index futures, right now, are indicating we should see little change at the open depending on which index you look at. a little bit of a loss on u.k. futures. again on some continental futures. not a lot of direction. as people sit on their hands and wait to see how these brexit negotiations go. let's take a look and see what is going on around the world. arabia, an interesting story surrounding it. argentina, down, too. saudi arabia, the mood music was more positive. .rgentina excluded needs to do more in the short term. peso initially weekend to its weakest level. that is something to pay attention to. hearing from mexico later in the program. interesting stuff this morning. tal

bill faced complicated truths about his family's past and an emotional homecoming, one that revealed some surprising discoveries about the identity of our country and the divisive age of trump. take a look. >> sergeant frank millermes against the people, conspiracy to violate the civil rights of black people, minority groups, general inability to function as a feeling member of the human race. >> reporter: sergeant miller, i knew him as grandpa. and i loved him dearly. >> he was intimidating to a lot of people but anybody who ever got to know him would realize he'd basically give the shirt off his back to you. >> reporter: this is my uncle dan, frank's youngest son. >> he took his job very seriously. if you broke the law or committed a crime, he has a job to do. >> reporter: in my grandfather's memorabilia i find a flip book of mug shots including a 19-year-old named prentice mckinney. >> we come out there with love and with our hearts open and minds open, you understand. we love everybody. they love you. i don't love everybody. but when a bigot throws a brick at me, i don't love him. you understand? and when he's sending wild dogs across the street to bite me, i'm going to cut his throat. >> reporter: hello. ho

miller. we talked about we americans not being real good at managing money. when four doesn't have a dollars saved, we tend to pay the billsbills we need to pay, pay the last. what is your take on americans handling of money? >> i'm with the judge. who cares? do you have enough time in your day, do you care what other people do? i am not even a civil libertarian, i am just massively disinterested. have you checked human beings out yesterday? have you boarded a plane, watched the intergalactic prayed go by you, people go by watching now, it is like a moron eclipse. i have a hole in a shoebox so i don't go blind, i'm supposed to go to the next step and say i wonder what that guy is doing with his money, i don't care. stuart: i am in a position of having to be a commentator on the nation's money. i look at this run-up in student debt, $1.3 trillion and thinking who is going to pay that off, they can't pay it off. it affects the global economy. >> at some point it is going to get waited, we will pay for people who are trying it. sorry to point this out. you can analyze it but people -- this is the golden age of being a screwup

miller. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg. i am david westin. senate republicans have given themselves a deadline at this week to vote on health care bill.rospects is chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli. how's it looking for senate republicans right now? kevin: they have set quite a tall order for themselves that is for sure. people on the conservative movement are blocking like senator ron paul, ted cruz, mike lee. they are saying that this piece of legislation is not conservative enough. conservatives are saying it is not conservative enough, saying that they promised a full repeal of obamacare. however, also the moderates are raising concern about this when it comes to the cuts to med icaid. there is issues about the defunding for planned parenthood as well as not enough funding for opioid addiction and ways to combat them. take a look at the senator from nevada, he is up for a tough reelection fight in 2018. he will be facing a tough political battle ahead, and he will be facing paying -- he will be paying close attention to the nonpartisan cbo score this afternoon. david: kevin, thank you. always good to have you on. alix:

bill. hospitals did hit the hardest, because their fundamental largest great that they are standing on. any loss in coverage for their patients makes it harder for them to receive compensation for care. stefanie millerf high-security is, thank you. coming up, the former ambassador to china weighs in on the health care issue and when will we get tax reform. from new york city and viewers worldwide, you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ alix: -- emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak." theanks have cleared minimum thresholds in their abilities to withstand economic shock. morgan stanley did trail fears -- peers. results from the second round of testing are due wednesday. toshiba's shares have been promoted to the second section of the tokyo stock exchange. they asked for an extension to submit its earnings report. in newlders equity smith territory. it's been rocked by losses. tesla music wants to go along with its cars. they are in talks with record labels about starting its own music streaming service. the carmakers already offers spotify in europe, hong kong, and australia. tesla works with slacker in u.s. and canada. at your bloomberg business flash. alix: you just brought up the stress test and i want to t