what is the essential problem with de blasio. >> de blasio.io during his campaign he would rhetorically promise to do all sorts of things. now his promise as a campaigner have trapped him as a mayor. he would eliminate homelessness. he brought in a guy to run homeless policies, an advocate for the homeless. what's followed has been stalemate. >> well, no. but there is more home ltz now according to the coalition for the homeless than there has ever been since the depression. >> he brought in a guy expert on this and the expert can't move. >> the expert can't do anything. he is incompetent. homelessness explodes. all right. crime, i think is because the new york city cops are going we are not going it put ourselves out there. this guy is going to throw us under the bus de blasio. >> the only thing keeping the state from real breakdown is bill bratton. >> the police commissioner? >> the great police commissioner. >> he is. god for bid if he was pushed aside or quit because he couldn't take any more nonsense from city council because they want to

why have so many politicians not just mayor de blasio here in new york latched on to it and made it the target of political warfare? >> reporter: what do they say about economics? it's about creative destruction. and when you have creative destruction. some things get destroyed. old models old incumbent firms, and in the case of bill de blasio in new york he is raising the issue of traffic congestion but the rise of uber is also threatening the incumbent taxi drivers who have relationships, financial relationships with the city with its politicians and so that's not an insignificant item. secondly uber represents broader changes in the national economy, that's what hillary clinton and some democrats have pointed to. although they are not to be fair to democrats, they are not saying uber is bad in and of itself it raises some problems and underscores some problems in the economy we have to deal with. >> what about the republicans, what are they saying in terms of

i think he thought when de blasio ran, that he would be just fine. entry would have the power of the governorship and de blasio, they could work together, as you may know. andrew had actually given de blasio his first job in politics at hud. it was all going to be fine until de blasio 173% of the vote in the very area that is cuomo's stronghold. cuomo lost most counties in the state last year. just downstate here. here's a guy who is really popular among his voters which change the power dynamic and has made a much more evenly balanced, it is made this sort of ongoing spat between them that much more fascinating to watch. >> so he outfoxed de blasio on charter schools with a rally in albany. >> yes. >> and got the better of him. but now and this postdates your book cuomo seems to have alienated most of the teachers in the state of new york over his views on teaching evaluation. there are a number of parents who are also upset. that's a lot of voters. >> it is a lot of voters. i mean you know -- >> will they stay mad? >> i think they will. at the risk

and shame mayor de blasio interchanging course.: perhaps officials were slow to realize just how popular it is, uber. they were taken by surprise by how quickly the landscape changed and were found trying to catch up to the reality of the situation. mark: now uber looks to take over europe. scarlet: they are a long way off from that. mark: coming up, ford interest legal contract talks with the united auto workers union. the automaker already has the highest labor costs. can it win concessions? ♪ to theelcome back bloomberg market day. ford kicks of contract negotiations with the united automobile workers today. for ford, these talks are keep your the automaker has the highest u.s. labor costs in the industry. ford did not seek bankruptcy protection in 2009 and was unable to hire workers at a lower pay rate, like gm and chrysler. bloomberg news reporter joins us from detroit. on bloomberg.com and on the terminal, the headline says -- to enroll as the most generous automaker. have they been too generous? what it is a legacy -- >> it

mayor bill de blasio and governor andrew cuomo are both democrats, but that didn't stop de blasio fromrnor and what he calls a lack of leadership. let's bring in brianna keilar who's got details. brianna, what's behind this feud. >> it's shocking. sometimes it's normal for there to be friction between the governor of new york and the mayor of new york city even if they're the same party. but when it comes to how public this is this is far from normal. you could say this is unprecedented. mayor de blasio has a beef with governor cuomo over a couple of things one having to do with not supporting a fair housing initiative in such a way this that he could have provided by more housing to low income people in new york city. that's one of the things he focuses on in these scathing comments. also limiting the mayor's authority over new york city schools because what happened was de blasio was given a one-year extension of this authority where when you look back at mayor michael bloomberg he got a several year extension twice. so listen to some of these comments harsh words from mayor de blasi

new york city mayor bill de blasio is for now, anyway, dropping his proposed bill to limit the growthfor-hire vehicle companies like uber in the city. according to "the new york times." had propose ad freeze on growth for higher vehicle companies including uber around its competitor lyft. "the times" reporting that the city will conduct a four-month study on congestion and pollution which it said uber may be contributing to. stay tuned for that one, melissa. melissa: hmmm. let's go back to ashley webster at new york stock exchange. >> digging more of earnings report, qualcomm beat on earnings and missed on revenue. the company talking about major retruck turing of the company. reviewing corporate structure as it puts it. planning changes to the company structure. it will be cutting offices and cutting its headcount cutting spending by $1.4 billion. reducing number of employees. a shake-up on the board. qualcomm has been under tremendous investor activist pressure with likes of janus partners pushing qualcomm to split the chip on business with the decline of pc market to the patent lic

bill clinton was introducing de blasio.linton on the other side of the relationship helped ease cuomo out of the primary in 2002. there's a deep embedding with the clintons with these two. i don't see any spillover affect. this is a traditional tension between a governor and a mayor in new york that has now spilled out in a very non-traditional way. i think it will have more of an impact on their re-election battles than on hillary. >> i suspect you are right. the numbers for donald trump. he is doing well not only nationally as well as new hampshire and iowa. is he donald trump, the name recognition? >> part of it is name recognition. people are in a non-political mood. voters are angry at washington. they love the fact that donald trump says it like it is or as he sees it. and he is not a political known quantity. on the other hand i can tell you, i have never heard sort of so much alarm at this point in the campaign from republicans here in washington and governors across the country concerned about his rise here. partic

now to switch gears no longer the friend of donald trump yesterday mayor de blasio decided they yorkity will no longer do business with "the donald" he has made a string of controversial remarks i think he is taking the scorched earth approach but it seems day we -- every day we get some big news banal mayor de blasio says he does not represent the people of this city or not the majority. i think what he said in the last few days is reprehensible. chase said you'd do a lot of business in the city is it a smart move? >> i don't think so. trump is a businessman and has been very successful to create jobs and understand government deciding who'd they will pick and choose you to do business with. donald trump said he would build another ice skating rink the way this statement is made the city cannot do that deal that is good for new york. charles: we know that mayor de blasio one of the highest progress says has ambitions for much bigger office but if you will agree or not it seems like a crazy move to say we will now do business with him at all because we don't like what he said? >> i t

uber struck back with anti-de blasio ads.n a feature that shows no cars available, or wait times of up to 25 minutes. new york governor andrew cuomo weighed in on the debate today saying the plan wasto push the new york city council to delay the vote, which was expected tomorrow. how could this debate shape the future of ridesharing in new york city? david has been following the story. he is here on the set. we also have john from san francisco. this is a political advocacy group that represents lyft and uber. that went fast. david: many folks were wondering if this vote was going to happen. as the week went on, people were taken aback. there were rumors that this would be postponed until the future. there have been talks about deals. it sounds like what has been reported is that there won't be a cap, at least not for the time being. there will be a study. it was interesting talking to the industry and those who represent taxi workers. it has grown like crazy. it is interesting finding out what those have been. emily: as a vi

here in new york, mayor de blasio is taking on uber. who will come out on top?ll discuss that next on bloomberg market day. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. let's get a look at some of the top stories crossing the terminal. shares of united technologies falling the most in four years after the company cut its profit forecast for the second time since june. they say that it's otis elevator unit is doing worse than expected. shares of harley davidson rising by as much as 4% today. they posted profits that beat analysts estimates and reaffirmed its forecast. in april, they had cut their sales outlook saying it did not want to match its competitors deep discounts. are down 17% before today. if you are flying in or out of new york city, brace yourself for a travel nightmare. more than a thousand security officers and baggage handlers have voted to go on strike tomorrow. employees ofre aviation safeguard to have had talks about joining a union. we will stay with the transportation theme because uber is squaring off against new york city mayor, bill

what do you make of bill de blasio doing that?g out and you were showing footage in the background he's done a number of philanthropic things for the city there's a skating rink and carousel. they fell to disrepair and weren't around for a while and then he stepped in and said i'm going to make it work and he has. he did the same thing with a golf course that recently opened. people have questions about the pricing of it and so forth. and in a number of cases he's taken failed projects or ailing projects and brought them back to life. for the mayor to take them on is absolutely politically of no surprise whatsoever. this mayor, bill de blasio, a progressive, he ran on a program of inclusion progressive values of turning the page on 12 years upon which we had a billionaire as a mayor of the city. he's supposed to be fighting for the little guy, for the people in the neighborhoods, for the people who don't have wealth and fame. donald trump becomes a natural target. will he actually be able to break contracts that the city has signe

new york city mayor bill de blaz blasio is on this float as well. they expect they will arrive at city hall just before 1:00 where there are 3500 people who are awaiting ceremony. thousands of people. certainly, you know it's summertime so kids are out of school but lots of parents with their children on top of their shoulders so they can get a better view and a peek at these women. i'm joined here on the set, by the way, with a special guest, who coaches in medford, new jersey the medford strikers. one of their star pupils carli lloyd, from new jersey. welcome. >> hello. >> what do you make of what you see here? >> it's great. this is all the result of hard work all these women have put in throughout the years and the months prior to that final. and it's very rewarding for them. it's very rewarding for our country to have a world champion being crowned. >> rewarding for them and rewarding for the country, as you said but also has to be rewarding for coaches like you, who coached these young women and see them just dominate in their sport as they ha

it shows how out of touch some democratic activists are. >> de blasio and uber.lly, you brought up the point that democratic politicians are cracking down on the part of the economy that is working. this is about punishing success, right? when they were a scrape start up they were good, but now they are bad. >> one of the things that hillary keeps saying is she wants to work on making sure wages wages are high enough and these freelancers who work for companies like uber get health insurance. every uber driver is supplementing their income. there is no way she is like in tune with the new economy. that makes sense and she doesn't know how to work a fax machine. there is that too. i am done. >> there was a song called "escape" and it was also called" the pina colada song." and that's what i was referring to. >> i am aware of that. >> thanks, andy. >> many ask me a question on social media and i don't have time to read them on-line. let's look at some of them now. rosemary wilkerson says why does tom stand on the show? it looks like he is teaching a class instead o

coming up, new york city mayor bill de blasio may be dropping his plans to cap uber's growth.hat this move could mean for uber's future on the streets of new york. a new retailer promises to be cheaper than amazon. we talk to the ceo of jet.com. ♪ emily: new york city mayor bill de blasio is dropping his plans to cap growth of ridesharing companies, according to the new york times. he was backing a bill that limits cars 21% before officials could study traffic conditions. uber struck back with anti-de blasio ads. even a feature that shows wait times of up to 25 minutes. new york governor andrew cuomo weighed in on the debate today, saying the plan to push the new york city council to delay the vote, which was expected tomorrow. how could this debate shape the future of ridesharing in new york city? we have been following this story. our guest is part of a political advocacy group that represents lyft and uber. david, that went fast. david: many folks were wondering if this vote was going to happen. as the week went on, people were taken aback. the momentum was so strong. there

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new york city mayor bill de blaz blasio is on this float as well. they expect they will arrive at city hall just before 1:00 where there are 3500 people who are awaiting ceremony. thousands of people. certainly, you know it's summertime so kids are out of school but lots of parents with their children on top of their shoulders so they can get a better view and a peek at these women. i'm joined here on the set, by the way, with a special guest, who coaches in medford, new jersey the medford strikers. one of their star pupils carli lloyd, from new jersey. welcome. >> hello. >> what do you make of what you see here? >> it's great.

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meanwhile in new york city, mayor bill de blasio is going to war with uber pushing regulations to cap the rising number of drivers in the city. anyway, buzz field's ben smith writes he's walking interest a political buzz saw. uber has endless cash and panic about getting capped in the market and every incentive. the campaign is being run by david plouffe. well last week, uber mocked the mayor with a feature on the app which warns customers of a 25-minute wait time in an effort to rally users against city hall. now uber launched a multi million add blitz attacking mayor de blasio and extending through august. >> you need to get to the night shift in the south bronx and get your baby to the doctor in jamaica queens and while taxis refuse people in minority neighborhoods, uber is there taking people to and from communities. mayor de blasio wants to limit uber cars and drivers and vital service for thousands of new yorkers may vanish. >> don't strand new york, msnbc contributor. i would think the millennials, including my kids love uber. i don't know who would naturally dislike it unless

wake up take a look and how about de blasio accepting some responsibility. or understanding to allow people to be on the streets suffering, cold wet, tired, hungry sick. not getting the proper medication and care that they need. when did new york city in the greatest cities in the entire world become this? >> yeah. >> that to me is cruel and unusual punishment. >> when we elected de blasio or -- are we returning, juan to a pre-giuliani era where -- >> squeegee man. >> i think de blasio has said he's all for broken windows which is the -- >> after this happened. >> okay but i'm saying so he has said he's for it but i must tell you that i think it's the city council chairwoman -- >> melissa mark -- is there she is the one you should be pointing the finger at and i think that she is of the opinion that there's so many of these small infractions, everything from drinking on the street to sitting on your stoop that gives the police an opportunity to pick on people who are not upper income politically active people. so that's their thinking. >> so public urination

i don't think the mayor, mayor de blasio has even met one of the city's biggest developers right? he sat down with the guy. so, i don't know i find it a step too far to have mayor de blasio treating all of new york city like some socially-conscious fund he can do what he wants. i think that is really problematic probably a step too far in de blasio's the part. >> the left is frothing at mouth. they want to use this ability, see those republicans they're just racist and anti-mexican. talking about illegal immigration he is talking about a problem that exists. could be more artful about it. >> i saw what trump said was too far. i think he didn't word it correctly. >> talked about closing the border. >> look what de blasio is doing, right? seeking after the national stage already. i don't know inthought that was problematic. >> we're talking about a democrat so let's continue that. hillary clinton raising more than $45 million in her first three months of her campaign. at the same time another massive email release shedding light on the inability to use a fax machine to the fact that

you for that how much weight bears on the shoulders of mayor de blasio for the sentiment against the nypd? >> i would hope the mayor, the police commissioner and parks commissioner will somehow do what is right tonight and make sure this does not happen. and they're a very large group of upset people across this city and this nation. i'm a former army soldier, former nypd. people in my community are outraged. this is just plain wrong. >> here is the thing. it is protected speech. you can burn the flag. but you can't actually burn anything in new york city without a permit. so they could be arrested on the spot simply for lighting the match. >> that's correct. and, first of all, you need a permit to go into the park. you need a permit -- >> which they do not have. >> they have neither. >> the big question is will the mayor order them arrested as soon as they do just that? >> we asked the mayor, spoken to the mayor's people last night to do what is right for the city to make sure this does not take place in that park.

won itsing up, uber biggest battle yet, defeating new york city mayor bill de blasio.who is the other loser? we will tell you after the break. ♪ alix: i am alix steel. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?" for the break we said that mayor bill de blasio was not the only one to lose to uber. joe: you can see the big drop-off from the open. is not pretty. medallion, they've make a lot of money that way. i love there is a public play, the flipside of uber. get to the top stories this afternoon for you. at&t is topping estimates in the second quarter, the company posting earnings that were a nickel more than expected. 's $66 million directv deal is expected to close this afternoon. the fcc chair has circulated a ruling to approve it. the nikkei is buying "the financial times." it is the biggest overseas acquisition by a japanese publishing company ever. they have a circulation of 720,000. digital subscriptions make up 7% of the total. alix: if you ever wanted and body, there is an affordable way -- wanted an audi, there is an affordable way. models start at 88 grand.

there's more real news ahead, including new york mayor bill de blasio.'ll find out why he's declaring a truce in his war with uber. but first here'sour "eye opener" at 8:00. >> the fbi director says the threat of isis on u.s. soil keeps him up at night. >> ashton carter is in iraq for a fianrsth ldook at the fight against isis. >> the flames are growing. they're currently threatening hu dsndre of structures. >> she had substantial amounts of marijuana in her sm at the time of her death but the bland family say they suspect foul play. >> trump was supposed to be touring thede borr toditay wh members of the local border patrol union but early this morning they backed out. >> as many as 20 backed out and so far there's no explanation why. >> you can't fake >> you certainly can't. >> it's wakened up the law enforcement. >> can i tell you what i i did just now? >> i hurt my knee on table that holds purell. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. a warning that isis is more of a threat to the united states than al qaeda. that's the opinion of

donald trump or de blasio? house would you send your kids to if you had to go on vacation unexpectedly? i want to ask you, bernie sanders, long time socialist governor and then senator of vermont is actually doing surprisingly well. kind of amazingly. had a massive turnout. 10,000 in madison, wisconsin. is hillary clinton right to be unconcerned about this? >> i don't think she is unconcerned. i just don't think we've seen her sweat. she is great at standing up there. delivering her points. but i'm sure that the campaign is afraid. he's only 8 behind in new hampshire. i think iowa with a 52-25 in the latest poll which is a big gainful she's still ahead nationally by over 50 points. i don't think it will win the nomination. but when you think he has pushed her dramatically. she's more liberal than he is on some points. >> she's going to topple? >> that's her new nickname. >> jonah, isn't she in effect a political polio smot inoculates her that she is too far left? she can say you think i'm crazy? look at this gu

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a message for mayor de blasio coming up next in the night cap.in new york city, it has come down to regulation versus freedom. now this time mayor de blasio took time out from his presidential shadow campaign to bad mouth uber. a contenttious issue in presidential race. courting tech dollars, she loves unions, and their money more than millennials and their votes, for anyone who is stuck without a train or taxi with no loved one to fetch them from the airport, uber is a god send, you don't have to bust out cash. so who hates free markets? heavily regulated industries like public transportation with a lot of forced union money thrown at politicians who are "helping" people. government will never be purely intentioned or nimble, and the market does not have to pretend to care about you, just scoop your fine fannie up, and give you a ride. if the people in new york hated uber so much, why would it be so successful and need expansion? because cabs are unreliable, there is no incentive for them to give you a good time, the shares economy works. after

the newly elected mayor, bill de blasio campaigned on the promise to reform stop and frisk, including his son. >> there are hundreds that have never experienced stop and frisk, joanne and i talk to our son. parents all over the country are having this talk. >>> bill de blasio announced plans to drop the city's appeal of the stop and frisk ruling. >> to have the city of new york, the government recognise what folks have for years felt, admit that it's wrong and that it is a big deal. ricardo clark was empowered. for him the victory is bittersweet. it's a new day for new york. i want her to walk in the city of new york, without feeling like he's a veillon or a really. >> fast-forward to new york now. the city reports a substantial drop in stop and frisk, but the new numbers are under scrutiny, and there is confusion, officers are uncertain by what is an illegal stop, and some are conducting stops without all. >> next an unlikely combination iranian and jewish. the community considers the new nuclear deal and what it means for loved ones back home. >> is it money for noing. wednesday nig

de blasio the mayor. i think they butted heads in the past.ber will be pleased to get off relatively lightly as far as restriction on their business is concerned. back to you. >> hundreds of thousands of uber users in new york city will be are pleased to hear that as well. >>> still ahead upon "way too early," a major city is on lion watch after a woman caught this on her cell phone. two major questions, where did it come from, and where is it now? >>> once again bill karins failed us. nothing in the forecast for a sharknado. we'll look at the plans for another follow-up, believe it or not. thanks for calling angie's list. how may i help you? i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or have a guy refinish my floors? absolutely! or send someone out to groom my pookie? pookie's what you call your? my dog. yes, we can do that. real help from real p

>> you've got plouffe out there saying that de blasio is doing the bidding of big taxi, that's what he calls it. i'm here telling you right now this legislation is not going to avert the crisis unfolding in the industry. liz: are you telling me that we should put aside the fact, and i'm not being obnoxious here but it is a fact the taxi industry donated 500,000 to mayor bill de blasio's campaign. is he not sticking with you guys, i have to tell you, grabbing a taxi very run down versus ordering an uber, it's a better experience to order an uber car. >> sure, it's a fair point. the real question is whether uber advances competition in the market, or innovation in the market. the real question is whether this is a company. >> it's a law. >> built the business model on a legal premise. if you want to change the law, there's a democratic process to do that. uber can't ignore the law. >> by bringing in uber, i'm all for the free markets. you had a monopoly taxi industry, financed, the city set the rules. and mid game, your banks, clients made the loans so people can buy medallions, the city

new york mayor l de blasio backing down on a plan to cap the growth.carlet: taxisay it is putting owners at a business which could take an economic toll on the city. joining us is the founder of .arthweb and dice.com is david who is been covering the story. necessarily win or call a truce? >> this is been a big push they have made of the last few weeks. the legislation being a cap on the another -- the number of cars they can have in the city. the city council is quick to say that is been table but not off the table entirely. we could see a cap in the future. a history, you have with the taxi drivers association. is a threat would help them? >> great to be with you hear from silicon valley. this is a really interesting story. we do want to know that island in the uber existhis on the island? [laughter] >> moving on to the story. we are seeing ube fight this a multiple frontsr. france, asia. back here on the home front multiple cities having issues. i want to see the taxi industry thrive but this is not the way. the way to success is not by legal action

but de blasio has ott done her. >> it is commie way dothings why i call him comrade bill de blasio. most, probably more socialist maybe than bernie sanders. neil: you don't call him mayor big bird. >> bo detill calls him mayor big bird. i call him comrade. bernie sanders isn't giving aid and comfort to the sand niece at thats and or have his honeymoon in cuba. that is bill blass place. neil: they can honey mean where you want. >> only now you can. neil: back then was illegal. even if he went through canada? >> i don't know if it was illegal but it was immoral. helping sand niece at thats immoral. neil: where did you and your wife honeymoon go? >> we went so sicily which is not immoral. neil: you got me on that one. what is he up to? >> we should point out if there is any bailout talk in washington and mostly among democrats, puerto rico it is not the kind that bill de blasio is talking about just give them money. neil: right, right. >> it is about possibly extending chapter nine protection. neil: like states have. >

the mayor of the people's republic of new york, bill de blasio, immediately responded to trump's candornouncing the city is reviewing its contracts with the candidate, including a golf course, and an ice skating rink. no matter that in the case of both, trump stepped into complete projects that floundered for years under city administration. and the left will stop at nothing to muzzle the donald, apparently. they found willing even eager allies in corporate america, some of whom are going after trump hard, very hard. macy's halting an 11 year partnership, mattress manufacturer serta ending its relationship and, of course, nbc did the same. univision cutting ties with trump, and oddly enough, the liberal national media making almost no mention that both of those companies are great obama friends and advocates. by the way, speak of connections, interests and beneficiaries that are not to be spoken of by the national liberal media, do i want to whisper this. univision quietly filed for an ipo. among those who stand to benefit from the public offering, mexican media giant ruppo televisa whi

. >>> mayor de blasio touting a 50% drop in small business fines and violations. the fines collected from small businesses totalled just over $15 million. and that's down from just over $32 million the previous year. the number of violations should also drop by nearly 7,500. the department of consumer affairs credits educating business owners and giving them a chance to fix violations before fines are issued for the change in the numbers, the reduction part of a campaign promise made by de blasio after small business owners complained about griffen forcement. >>> you can call it hollywood in the suburbs. film making has become a big money maker for westchester county. the film and television industry brought $18 million to the local economy last year. and that's up more than $4 million from the year before. tv series like nbc's "black list" have been filming around westchester. >>> and now to the latest in the race for the white house. and it's not good news for hillary clinton. just as she called for lifting the trade embargo against cuba, a new poll is finding m

now new york city's mayor bill de blasio says he is reviewing new york's business dealings with the donald. in april, trump opened a $260 million golf course on the site of what was a former city dump in the bronx under a deal with new york's department of parks and recreation. the trump organization managing as well two skating rinks and a carousel in central park, and every instance trump had to bail out city from absolutely, absolutely failing city projects. he manages a lot of property in new york city, of course. i'll be taking up the legal fallout over trump's comments later in this broadcast. we'll be talking with two of the best attorneys in the business, eric guster and wendy patrick. stay with us, we're coming right back. >>> it turns out there is an obama strategy on the islamic state. that strategy apparently to prevent our allies from fighting the islamic state. >>> what happened to degrade and destroy? that's next. >>> and amateur storm chasers in missouri get a little too close for comfort. >> check that out! the whole building in front of us. lou: but it's all about the vid