denny was a friend of brad's. as the host of a nonstop fun house ask crash pad. >> were you surprised hannah was hanging around with that crowd? >> no, i mean, we hung out with people that didn't do some fwraet stuff, but i guess we just kind of thought not that it was okay, but we weren't doing it so i guess we were pretty naive too. >> denny was days into probation on a drug charge and asked to have his lawyer present when detectives arrived for a conversation. once the lawyer showed up, detectives took out a tape recording and began an interview. >> denny told the detective he stayed in the night hannah disappeared. but then volunteered an astonishing bit of information. >> that makes him the plast known person to have seen her alife. >> absolutely. yes. >> denny offered up a tip for the cops take a look at brad. but denny, not brad, was suddenly the person cops ed ed know a lot more about. at 3:00 a.m. they returned to denny's in force with a search warrant. the officers charging up these exterior stairs said

brad: brad.ice to meet you. trevor: trevor. lemonis: trevor, nice to meet you. travis: i'm travis. lemonis: how are you? what are you guys doing? brad: just going over inventory. lemonis: is this the whole office? travis: you're looking at it. and then the warehouse is downtown. lemonis: okay. are those the watches? travis: yeah. so, we, basically, started with an interchangeable watch. so the face pops out of the band -- pull back, pop up. lemonis: it's a cool watch. what does a watch like that sell for? travis: $35. lemonis: these are nice looking watches at a great price point. travis: we wanted to do an accessory that was bright, that could match with all all different things -- hats, shoes. lemonis: this is a comfortable watch. travis: it's lightweight. it's durable. initially we had 10 colors. each color represented a different charity, that we partnered with to give back 10%. lemonis: that's pretty slick. travis: yeah, right? trevor: we wanted to do something different, and no one was doin

>> brad: i have a suggestion.their deal. >> jessica: i think megan rapinoe would object to that. [laughter] >> harris: i don't know, if the end result... >> brad: there is no reason why women would be paid anywhere less than men. the sheer eyeball seeing this now, i think women deserve equal pay. >> melissa: the number is justified, that's what important. the numbers justified. the revenue, the winning, ratings, whatever it is. >> jessica: endorsement deals. >> melissa: every way you calculated, they deserve it. >> jessica: they spent more on the women's world cup that on the men's world cup. and i was of the men's world cup in russia last summer. which was amazing. i did on a daily basis, because my boyfriend is russian. the men didn't even qualify, the investment. it was exciting. it's great, all of that. billie jean king got on it, selena williams. >> harris: across women's tennis. the number one jerseys there. >> carley: very exciting topic. i guess we can all say go usa on this one. more "outnumbered" in just

♪ >>> "once upon a time in hollywood" with brad, leo and tarantino. >> i feel lucky. >> why brad tells this -- >> i'm very happy the restraining order was lifted off of me. >>> britney spears crashed the red carpet. is she engage? >>> newlywed chris pratt's first interview since saying i do. >>> plus, why kaley cuoco's new role is nothing like the big bang. >> people are shocked by the things that i say. >>> and luke's uninvited "bachelorette" return. the drama that you didn't see on tv. >> we will never see him again, god bless, america. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome to "entertainment tonight." we're at the huge "once upon a time in hollywood" premiere. brad, leo and quentin. >> i feel pretty privileged. >> this is massive, it's so exciting. >> i feel lucky is what i feel. >> the star power, next level, thousands of screaming fans collectively lost their minds as hollywood's hottest new bromance -- brad and leo spent nearly 15 minutes signing autographs and taking selfies. >> a couple of wild stallion zbrs tell me about working with leo. >> he's a really good egg.

that jump also rare glimpse of the tattoo on brad's stomach.he cast sits down monday with the "today" show. >> we did start on the same television show -- >> "growing pains." we're talking decades ago but -- >> did you ever do a scene together? >> no, no. >> they just missed each other on "growing pains." >> you know, it's a pretty good first day at my new school. >> brad was on the show in the late '80s. leo, early '90s. >> well, what's not to like. >> dicaprio was 16 years old when he joined the cast and "e.t." was on the set. >> it would be hard adjusting but they really nice to me. >> that shared sitcom time helped brad and leo bond. >> we kind of grew up in the same generation. we have similar experiences to laugh about it. i hope with can do it again. >> meanwhile, brad's ex, angelina jolie, was in paris this week working on her own project -- helping to launch a new perfume by mon guerlain. on the tip he reconnected with her godmother, jacqueline bisset. we're told they enjoyed reconnecting and angie shared photos of her six children. >>

brad's quote? it's a younger man's game. >> i hope we have other things going for us. >> there's no shelf life for you. you're on the rooftop fixing the tv. >> they probably clean that had one up. i don't know. >> it's official, buddy. i'm a has-been. >> that's something leo is definitely not. after a four-year hiatus, leo has been called hollywood's last movie star. the oscar winner's got no agent. he reportedly took a $5 million pay cut just to make this movie, but still got paid $15 million. not bad. the "titanic" star calls his own shots. host not doing a super herom, an action film or a franchise. the bachelor who loves a good hoodie disguise hops on a city bike the get around new york and can be spotted with his 22-year-old girlfriend camila morrone. he knows how to keep a mystery. one report says crew members were not ployed to make eye contact with leo on set. >> hollywood is changing. this is an art film. i feel lucky to be an actor that work this long. >> there was another star that left

>>> once upon a time in hollywood with brad, leo and tarantino. >> i feel lucky. >> why did brad tell us this? >> i am happy the restraining order was lifted off of me. >> brittany crashes the red carpet. is she engaged? >> brittany, you look gorgeous. >> star wedding secrets. >> everybody is invited. >> chris pratt's first interview since saying i do. >> she's not an average woman. >> et's tom cruise original flame. >> why she was not asked to be in the sequel. >> then it is my party. >> j-lo's 50th, the party on the private island, a million dollars price tag. >> our exclusive with garth and blake. >> what else do you need to know? this is "entertainment tonight." >> welcome to et weekend. the star power we have coming at you is ridiculous. >> i don't even know where to start. we know exactly where to start. >> brad and leo's first movie together, "once upon a time" just hit theaters. welcome to welcome to entertainment tonight. we are at the huge premier with brad and leo and tarantino. >> this is massive. it is so exciting. >> i feel lucky is what i feel. >> the star power, next l

in real life, brad has an exit strategy. he's spending more time behind the scenes. he's spending more time with his kids this summer while angie is busy in new mexico filming a new movie. the schedule was created specifically for the situation. >> hey joked on the "today" show it's just the beginning. >> we talked about doing jerry lee lewis and dean martin stories. >> whatever brad and leo are selling i'm buying. >>> all right, big weekend for leo, he was also spotted rocking at the final tour stop on saturday with a surprise beatles reunion. >> he actually performed two beatles classic. ♪ >> i would have lost my mind. >> me, too. >> so cool. >>> meanwhile, in manhattan, if there were any surprises planned at j.lo's concert, no one saw it, literally, because the new york city blackout shut down her hometown show. >> i was there, madison square garden. >> all of a sudden it goes dark. >> everything goes down, so i'm thinking, it's part of the show. >> new york wasn't ready for you, they weren't ready. >> j.lo's second show at msg went dark around 9:30 p.m., in the m

brad is spending more time with his kids this summer and angelina is film a movie.was created specifically for the situation. and by the way, if you're loving brad and leo's partnership, they just told "the today show" it's just beginning. >> he wants to do a christmas album. >> i want to did a christmas album. >> i'm all in for whatever brad and leo want to do but you better watch out, brad, because the reigning sexiest man alive, he also has a movie hitting theaters, "cats" with taylor swift. here is the first look behind the scenes. ♪ ♪ >> it was just like a real magic moment to watch jennifer and taylor who are top of their game. ♪ ♪ >> i was going to throw a party alone. i literally have been anticipating doing that song in the scene since the moment i got the role. >> j hud belting the memory and fat cat rebel wilson bringing the funny and we got a very quick cliglimpse of taylor swif >> i personally think her cat is the sexiest out of all the cats. >> we got to update it in ways i think are just so, so, so great. >> for technology to create the most perfect c

doug and brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to former expect george bush. >> glad to be here. >> if you're advising president trump, how did you lay out the state for 2020 race at the very early stage? >> i think he's doing great, i think right now the fundraising is through the roof, he's raising more money than possibly all the democrats combined and right now my advise to the president, hit the road, mr. president, after labor day, don't stop, get your message that you're keeping promises, you're delivering for the people and the alternative of democrats is a socialist democratic policy that is going to turn america back, they are going the raise your taxes and they are going to pander and appease to enemies and adversaries and that's not what america wants. >> doug, you have broken down numbers for prominent politicians over the years, looking ahead, president trump versus 2020 dems, how do you analyze the 2020 campaign as of today? >> well, look, as of today the statistical tide with sanders, harris and pete buttigieg, that's all good for the president. joe biden has 10% ove

brad pitt versus bruce lee.ee played by actor who has a black belt in tie quan doo. >> my hands are already a lethal weapon. get into a fight, i accidentally kill you. i go to jail. >> anybody accidentally kills anybody in a fight they go to jail. it's called manslaughter. >> reporter: the film delves into the dark side. >> i'm sharon tate. i'm in the movie. >> margot robbie plays sharon tate infamously murdered by the manson family. >> what the film so beautifully addresses. >> if the duo of leo and brad doesn't cut it, how about this duo? glover and beyonce. "lion king," two weeks from now p. we're here for it. what you need to know about simba's return to pride rock. >> everything you seet fits together in a delicate balance. >> reporter: over two years in the making this re-creation of the disney favorite matches the 1994 original almost frame for frame. and brings the classic characters to life using pioneering visual effects. >> while others think they can take a true king senses on what he can give. >> in

williams, brad pitt, margot robbie, and leo dicaprio. apologies to matt damon.next. but first, this is her album. it's called "love remains." here with the song "killing me," tal wilkenfeld. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ love don't rescue me i've got nowhere better i want to be ♪ ♪ i want to be held bu standing my ground with one eye open ♪ ♪ this fight doesn't quite add up ♪ ♪ love i thought you were free but now i'm on the hook for all you've given me ♪ ♪ does it matter what i say or think or do you see what you see with the lens ♪ ♪ you're looking through this fight keeps me tied to the worst in me ♪ ♪ and it's killing me killing me ♪ ♪ love i'm losing my voice you led me to believe i had a choice ♪ ♪ let's pause retract our claws you could take my side while i take yours ♪ ♪ this fight keeps me tied to the worst in me ♪ ♪ and it's killing me killing me ♪ ♪ love come rescue me i've got nowhere better i want to be ♪ ♪ this fight keeps me tied to the worst in me and it's killing ♪ ♪ me killing me ♪ ♪ killing me ♪ killing me ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> this is "

i asked ripple ceo brad garlinghouse.omberg. ♪ emily: the capitol hill hearings last week continued to roil the crypto market as most all cryptocurrencies were down except for ripple. u.s. lawmakers spent two days last week grilling facebook's david marcus, cocreator of the proposed stable coin called libra. to get insight on how it could shape the digital money space, on monday i spoke with the ceo of ripple and bloomberg tech's social media reporter kurt wagner. >> i think they have taken a very bold, ambitious effort, which is part of what makes silicon valley great. right? we have these incredible entrepreneurs, think big, think outside the box. i think there is a little bit maybe more than ambitious, maybe arrogant. we are going to build -- the white paper articulates a new currency. i think the u.s. dollar works pretty well. one of the things i tweeted last week is a moment where i agree with the president on this. we don't need a new fiat currency. the g20, the dollar, the pound, the yen, there might be some smalle

to be in a car with brad pitt? >> super strange, yes.mmy: is he really driving the car when you have the feet on the window? >> yeah, i mean, they shut down i-10 kind informof in a really part in both sides and i was just sitting there by brad pitt doing a quentin tarantino movie. the weirdest part is on the way back, after the scene and we're taking the highway back and i'm just sitting there with brad pitt. >> jimmy: it's like you're a uber driver. >> he's driving. and it's cool. >> jimmy: you play, i think we can say you play a member of the manson family. >> i do. >> jimmy: a hippie. is that your real armpit hair or little wigs? real armpit hair. >> no, i guess i can really grow it. >> jimmy: how long did it take to get it fully out. >> i started a couple weeks before shooting but it was a long shooting process and by the end i really had some. >> jimmy: you had it go being. do you shampoo that and condition? or do you just, a bar of soap? >> i just did the soap thing. >> jimmy: just the soap. >> maybe i should have conditioned. >> j

brad: i can neither confirm nor kill. brad: we are working with a lot of banks around the world. some of the largest banks already in the world are customers of ours today. we will continue to work with big banks around the world. and i too was surprised by that patent application because we have not announced anything. emily: that does it for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology." we will bring you all the latest on tech throughout the week. tune in every day. 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. we are live streaming on twitter. follow our global news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can schedule a time for them to call me back, it's great! you have our number programmed in? ya i don't even know your phone anymore... excuse me?! what? i don't know your phone number. aw wel

brad: i can neither confirm nor kill. brad: we are working with a lot of banks around the world.ome of the largest banks already in the world are customers of ours today. we will continue to work with big banks around the world. and i too was surprised by that patent application because we have not announced anything. emily: that does it for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology." we will bring you all the latest on tech throughout the week. tune in every day. 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. we are live streaming on twitter. follow our global news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ > alix: the big red line. what could draw iran and the west into a war no one wants, and what it would take to get iran and the u.s. back to the negotiating table. the battle, investor carl ichan vs vicki hollib. occidental says he does not know what he is talking about. the fight over occidental's acquisition of anadarko. and the cost of doing business with warren buffett. and another roundup, another round of lawsuits over monsanto weedkiller roundup. we sp

i have a little bit more out of what brad said. what i heard was we have got to go out there and convince these people that who are inclined to vote for trump, who are sort of leaning his direction. we have got to get them committed to turning out to vote for him. he may not like the word persuasion, but that necessarily involves persuading them to and on two fronts. first of all persuading them they have got to turn out to vote and second of all persuading them to act on instincts to vote for trump. he did that in 2016. at the end of the campaign the people who broke at the last minute in the 2016 campaign broke for donald trump and that was because they were running whether they admitted it or not a campaign of persuasion. >> martha: will we see kamala harris and elizabeth warren moving up in these polls? joe biden deteriorating a little bit. we will see where it goes as we take a look at it tonight. thank you very much, gentlemen. great to have both of you with us this evening. thank you. >> martha: coming up next. a verdict has

brad stone, thank you.e back with more "bloomberg tech" after this quick break. ♪ emily: while facebook libra's cryptocurrency may have been headlining hearings on capitol hill, big tech remains under congress' light. joining us to recap the wild day of hearings, our senior analyst for antitrust, jennifer rie. the house antitrust hearing also a big deal as well. what can congress actually do here? jennifer: what congress can actually do is legislate. i think that is what the a miss -- aim is here. i don't think something like that would happen anytime soon. this was the second hearing and what is intended to be a series of hearings to delve into what the issues are here and whether there is really a problem and how that problem should be solved. i think there is some bipartisan support for some kind of legislation, whether it is antitrust legislation or something that is different that just regulate internet platforms. i think there is an appetite for doing something like that but the devil will be in the d

. >> plus, brad pitt back in the spotlight and sharing laughs with leo. >> dicey, my friend. >> a massiveire near oprah's hawaiian home. pleas for help. and surprise. baby archie has an unexpected publicply date with his royal cousin. plus -- j.lo crying, dizzy her exit on stage and. >> 20 years later still at it. >> we reunited the cast of "american pie." >> are we uncovering set secrets? >> an exclusive. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> meghan markle kissing and cuddling archie. beyonce slaying it at "the lion king" premier with blue ivy. >> it is a girls night. all things royal. we have other big news to get to. here's this weekend's top story. >> brad pitt's epic photo bomb and his new interview with leo. >> in my next life, who should i come back as? you or you. >> i don't know about him. i shine up well on the outside. but -- >> a bit dicey my friend. >> yeah. >> brad joked, winked and a new photo shoot had a blast goofing around with his once upon a time in hollywood co-stars. that's margot robbie as rob leaps in front of her and a rare glimpse at the tattoo on his stomach an

this movie between leon decap roe and brad bed.rad bed he play like standby man. >> that's about right. >> leo he also do the movie "dream something" and leo is inside your dream. and he do also the movie "the bear." jump up to him. he want to tell him. and also leo he did the movie with jimmy fox "slave killing everyone." and brad bet is very good like character. he play with the bruce lee. the guy he do the movie with the bruce lee kareem abda gabar. i got picture with him. he's nice guy. brad bed he did movie with tom cruise, he drink blood. he do the movie also "man and old baby." and al pacino also in that movie. al pacino he do a lot of good movie. mafia. and he do "dog and afternoon." and the one "blind and don't see it." i know you look tired i say i love you a long time, al pacino. >> hoo-ah. quintor tarantino he did a lot of movie. he did the movie with georgia clooney. "blood crazy" like the people eat the people. you know. it's also quintor tarantino he did with omar thurman. "kill woman." quintor tarantino did do the f

arthel: brad, you are up first.t right, senate minority leader chuck schumer or senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> mitch mcconnell has it right. he said all but one republican voted for the house bill. if they truly wanted election reform, it would be bipartisan. they have three bills currently in the house. they can't even get their act together as to which bill they seek to support. and we have to remember, just because a bill has a good sounding name like election reform, doesn't mean it's necessarily in content a good bill. what we have to do is remember the affordable care act. they're great at naming bills. the contents of the bills contain a whole bunch of poison pills which are really meant to kill the bill. and let me give you some examples. they want immediate voter id upon getting a driver' driver'se so it's automatic. there's nothing in the bill that requires voter id to vote. and by the way, democrats give driver's licenses to illegal aliens. there's another thing that requires health care and c

any questions that you have over the financing details, but for now, i'll turn it over to katie and brad for the items that will be taken over by the bonds. >> chair fewer: so you have an amendment. >> yes. i've submitted the amendments, and it just pushes the old section 24 to 25. >> chair fewer: okay. let's hear from the port officers. >> i'm here today to ask that the board of supervisors approve the first sale of the seawall general obligation bond that was approved by the voters in november 2018. the port is requesting approval for a bond sale not to exceed $50 million that will support design and work on the seawall program. the program has evolved considerably over the last year, and i'm joined by brad benson, the port's waterfront resilience director. brad will walk the committee through a quick presentation and then i will wrap up the presentation with some details about the requested bond sale. >> chair fewer: thank you. >> good morning, chair fewer, supervisor mandelman. i appreciate you being here today, putting the bond on the ballot. as katie mentioned, the program has expa

this is what brad parscale said, the campaign manager, and wooden coalitions.isten to this. >> we are building out a large coalition program for latinos for time, black voices for term, the faith -based, all kinds of different coalitions. we need to turn out those order orders. >> melissa: democrats laugh when you hear "latinos for trump," but when you look at that el paso rally, 40% of people that were there were a latinos, reportedly. there is support there. is that surprising support that creeps up on democrats and helps trump? >> i think the democrats laughing is what hurts them in 2016, and i don't think they've learned their lesson. sort of mocking or misunderstanding the trump voter, which in many ways continues to push trump supporter's in the closet, if you will. we saw that with the polling and why so much of it was off in 2016. because people were not comfortable admitting it. because there is this weird sort of acceptance of marking trump voters, especially those from minority communities. so i think what we hear from brad parscale is correct. they

brad: no. facebook is a consumer company.hink about the problem they are solving, it is a consumer oriented problem. what ripple is doing is at the institutional level. we are connecting banks. we had one of the best weeks in our history the week libra was announced. it is a call to action for banks. someone said it is the end of western union. that is an assault on the financial sector, and they are taking the opposite approach, let's work with the system. regulations work at that point. we cannot paint with one broad brush especially at the federal level. emily: you work with a lot of banks. what did they think of the libra association? would you ever work with the libra association? brad: a lot of people signed up, the 28 members signed up, it was just an moi, no money changing hands, no hard commitment they wanted to have a seat at the table. they wanted to hear what was going on. i would be interested to see if the 28 who signed up continue to participate. it is too early to tell. i thought it was very noteworthy that th

brad: one of our sources describes it as the most expensive rnd project in amazon history.idd to dylan kumar not think that was right. they have spent millions on it. this skips to how amazon operates and how we should look at the store. it is the small convenience store that they are thinking about it as something much more. we are reporting there is a 10 the5,000 foot store in capitol hill neighborhood that is about to open that will be a larger version of amazon go. they are looking at this not as -- to replace cashiers and whole foods. to create a new customer experience in retail so the go stories they -- go store is an experiment. carol: the potential price is it is a $12 billion market. they wanted piece of this. brad: as we look at its, $250 billion revenue company -- what in their planning sessions is they go, how do we get a $500 billion? larger in terms of annual sales. how do we become the biggest retailer in the world? they are not going to do that unless they crack the 90% of all retail that happens in physical stores. jason: we talked more about bezos and his

brad: in the short-term, probably not a big blow. these things take a long time.e is facing over $9 billion in eu fines. it has been appealing them, so that continues. this is the beginning of an investigation, or at least the expansion of an investigation for amazon in the eu. i think vestager is going to demand a kind of level of information that amazon has been unwilling in the past to provide. to the extent of which the company takes data from its marketplace how certain products are selling. you know, seasonally, overall. and then moves those products into its first party marketplace. in other words, decides to sell what other sellers are offering, itself on the first party marketplace. amazon says it does not look at individual seller's data. if vestager can demand information from the company about that, we might find out if that is true or not. emily: also this week, you've got democrats calling for an investigation into amazon warehouses. amazon was one of the four companies on capitol hill today being asked questions on antitrust. talk to us about this p

brad: i can neither confirm nor kill.nk, widely known to be working with a lot of banks around the world. some of the largest banks in the world are customers of ours today. we will continue working with big banks around the world. i too was surprised by that patent application because we have not announced anything. emily: that does it for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology." we will be on air throughout the week. tune in every day. 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco, and live streaming on twitter. follow our global news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. aweso

i remember bawling my eyes out. >> what do you think, brad. >> i'm going to go back and look now. >>ntroversy, i think, in modern cinema. >> no comment. >> did you mention -- could you make the door smaller. >> i said, i have no comment. >>a case that has baffled investigators for years police hope this surveillance video will lead to the killer of of ole ole pawnshop owners. 5 deaths in 2 months the north phase, smart train system is trying to prevent fatal incidents, including suicides burglar breaks into the sauce a little business in lee's with $25,000 worth of bicycles. >>there's no reason for that is no rhyme or reason for it was a very br v

es la primera vez que leonardo dicaprio y brad pitt trabajan juntos. en inglÉs] luis: cÓmo fue la experiencia de ser el doble de leo? [audio en inglÉs] luis: estamos viendo un hollywood de la Época de oro, que ha cambiado bastante. cÓmo ven el hollywood actual, que es mucho mÁs diverso y yo nunca hubiera visto un personaje que se pareciera a mÍ en aquella Época. [audio en inglÉs] luis: de verdad les gusta la comida mexicana? se habla de comida mexicana en la pelÍcula. [audio en inglÉs] >> cuÁl es su comida latinoamericana favorita? [ hablan en inglÉs] ♪ ♪ luis: ahÍ lo tienen. jamÁs imaginÉ que a leonardo di caprio le gustarÁn las popusas. cuando termine la entrevista, nos estÁbamos quitando los micrÓfonos. se le dije a brad pitt, que habÍa leído en algunos lugares que cuando comenzÓ su carrera de actor, trabajaba en "el pollo loco". yo tambiÉn trabajé allÍ. Él me yo que trabajo en este restaurante y le plantÉ qué hacÍa. Él dice que se vestÍa de pollo. se ponÍa el disfraz, se vestÍa de pollo y estaba afuera invitando a la gente que entrarÁ a comer. se i

meanwhile, both angelina and brad have been busy at work.role in two years, "once upon a time in hollywood" hits theaters july 26th. >> anybody accidentally kills anybody in a fight they go to jail, it's kaud manslaughter. >> today, angelina was spotted in paris during a sultry photoshoot for the french beauty brand guerlain. and disney just released the first full trailer for her next blockbuster "maleficent: mistress of evil." >> love doesn't always end well these days. trust me. >> let us prove you wrong. >> the sequel hits theaters on october 13th. get ready for an epic struggle between maleficent and her new mother in law. >> it really follows the family dynamic of the mother/daughter relationship, which was the heart of the first movie at the end. ♪ wish i could be part of >>> and in other disney news, the live-action "the little mermaid" casting controversy. when news broke that 19-year-old african-american actress and singer halle bailey would play the beloved red-haired mermaid, opinions ranged from outright anger. to celebration. d

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our congressmen -- our conversation with congers been brad sherman is next.ou can listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com and in sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: for two days this week, facebook's stephen marcus was peppered with questions about the newly proposed cryptocurrency, but there was one question or statement that seemed to catch him completely off guard. take a listen. by. sherman: we are told some that innovation is always good. the most innovative thing that happened this century is when osama bin laden came up with the innovative idea of flying to airplanes into the towers. that is the most consequential innovation, although this may do more to endanger america than even that. emily: that was representative brad sherman of california's 30th district, who joins us from washington. thank you so much. certainly a very provocative statement we heard you make. what exactly did you mean? rep. sherman: let me clarify. a zuckerberg is not as evil as osama bin laden, because the harm that zuckerberg will do is an unintended product of his effort

we have washington examiner, red alert editor brad palumbo welcome, how interesting is it? kat, watching president's tweets knowing what was going to unfolded, i fell it was an unforced error. nancy pelosi and aochad a wonderful catfight, he should have let it. >> i know, do you remember news last week, aoccalling nancy pelosi racist and wonderful infighting. it could not have been a better news cycle for the president and republicans, i don't know why he would go out and tweet something like this. that will distract from that. saying, go back to your country, even if you say come back to people who are not white, that has been used by people -- you cannot do that, you cannot. i don't know what good he thought would come of that, now we're not talking about this any more, he has managed to unify the democratic party that was not a smart move on his part. kennedy: i agree. presley said, i encourage american people to not take the bait. that is what they did with the press conference. >> that is right. kennedy: they took the bait. >> i agree with that kat said, one more thing

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brad: facebook had conversations with regulators before they announced the white paper.ebook had concerns. it is very important to both the u.s. government and governments around the world that financial regulationutters -- matters. these are important financial pieces of our system. we have to make sure that future construct keep that in mind. the only danger happening right now is that legitimate projects taking advantage of crypto to solve real problems get caught in the crossfire. even the president came out and tweeted, i don't like cryptocurrencies. that's like saying i don't like an internet company in 1997. there's lots of shapes and sizes. emily: some have said that if libra succeeded, that would not be good for ripple. is there truth for that? brad: no. facebook is a consumer company. what ripple is doing is at the institutional level. we are connecting ask. -- connecting banks. we had one of the best weeks in our history. it is a call to action for banks. someone said it is the end of western union. we have taken the opposite approach, let's work with the syst

i want to bring in brad garlinghouse, the c.e.o.ripple and kurt wagner who was in the hearings last week. brad you were watching and live tweeting. >> sboned. emily: you think facebook's plan is presumption. why? >> they have taken a very bold and ambition effort. that is why silicon valley is big. it was maybe more than ambition, maybe arrogant. the white paper articulates a new currency. the dollar works pretty well. i agree with the president on this. we don't need a new fiat colonels. the g-20, the dollar, the pound, the yen. there may be some smaller market, with the argentinean peso, that may sense the as we saw, a lot of turbulence and headwinds. it will be interesting to see how it plays out. emily: we talked last week about the level of skepticism and ire. one lawmaker comparing it to 9/11 and the level of dieng. now that this hear has happened what, is next? >> that is up to facebook to figure. they have announced we have this group of 28 partners that are going to be a part of the libra association that over sees this col

we will talk to california democrat brad sherman after blistering hearings for big tech. stocks died. , $15s fall the most billion wiped off the board. will the streaming giant recover? our top story, microsoft shares topping after fourth-quarter results that topped estimates. strength inontinued the cloud business. the ceo is working to keep up a steady flow of cloud deals to narrow the gap with market leader amazon and offering bundles including office, windows, and other security products as well. to unpack it all, we are joined by cloud reached ceo aaron paynter, who spent 14 years at microsoft in the u.s., brazil, france, and china, where he served as gm for a few years. also, a reporter from bloomberg intelligence. another big order from microsoft as expected. what is the top take away? >> almost every line item was good. i mean, we did not find any mistake in the quarter so far or anything negative. the digital deal is going to be guidance and seeing how they can -- the big deal is going to be guidance and seeing how they can come up with first quarter numbers and

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and then lo and behold, there's the traffic from brad, the escort. >> that's it exactly.'t -- >> he's not only cheating on me. he's cheating on me with a guy. >> right. that was one of their theories. >> reporter: but just a theory. michael points out that the prosecution never offered proof that kathleen saw anything compromising that night. >> so this whole story about she stumbled on this information. >> oh yeah. no. absolutely not. of course not. >> reporter: michael insists the supposed fight never happened, though he doesn't deny he did try to set up that sexual encounter. in fact, he readily admits a sexual interest in both women and men. >> so you are bisexual? >> yeah. >> i first knew this when i was maybe 11. i was madly in love with this girl, oh -- melanie grant. and it was during some masturbatory fantasy that certainly there was melanie. but then there was this -- the shortstop on my ball team. and it's like, whoa, wait a minute. >> how did -- how did he get a part in this fantasy, huh? >> where did this one come from? i'd never had a male -- man-on-man, mal

. >>> the official trailer to top gun maverick has landed and brad pitt heads into space. >> reporter michelle medina has those stories and more in today's i an entertainment report. >> reporter: tom cruise feeling the need for speed again. the first trailer for top gun maverick is out and there is plenty of highflying active. and fixtures throwback to the 1986 hits from the maverick writing down the flightline, and even a piano playing seen with great balls of fire. top gun maverick also stars jennifer connelly, john hand and at harris. >> you should be a two star admiral by now. >> reporter: it lands in theaters next june. >> reporter: brad pitt is on a mission as well as the astronaut roy met right as he travels to the edge of the solar system to find his missing father. during the 13 of a mystery since the survival of humans on her. emily jones and donald sutherland costars. the sci-fi thriller hit theaters september 20. truck big bird, among, and the rest of sesame street make history this verse opens program to receive an honor. letter ronstadt and earth, went, and fire are amon

oh, brad we understand the governor has activated. oh yes said to the highest standard now to be able to deal with this situation what what can you tell us. >>that's right. we are activated the highest level your state operations center here in sacramento. it also activated our regional emergency operation center in southern california support local request for mutual aid to the area. we are hearing reports of multiple fires possible structure collapsed. a rock slide in the region as well as a damage to a freeways in the area. >>so the kern county fire officials are reporting all of you they're not providing many other details ab are you are you able to ascertain anything more than what they're saying or you're still. investigating. >>we have been in touch with the city and the county emergency managers already and they have requested. fire law and emergency management and medical services, so we're the region as well as much of the other parts of southern california to start going that way we want to forward in the early hours becaus