sources close to braun say no bullying happened.ional message after the sale spotlighting the debate about whether or not artists should own the rights to their music. >> in a record deal it's actually standard for the record label to own the master recording because the company is the one putting up the money for that music to be recorded and promoted so it's actually the exception when the artist owns the recordings and then licenses them to the label. but legends like prince have argued that the business model is wrong. back in the '90s the "kiss" singer adamantly fought his label for control of his music. at times, even writing "slave" on the side of his face. telling "rolling stone," "if you don't own your masters, your master owns you." >> he got out of his deal with warner brothers. he fulfilled the contract and he went on to do a succession of one off deals every time he'd release an album. he licensed it to a record company. and you have literally probably 20, 25 different record companies putting out prince records at vari

, nicholas braun.en, secret, and so i'm quliek are you taking a tally of names. and she says well the secret service is coming tonight. i said oh, cool, i know those guys. you know, my boys. and she says you know the secret service, they are going to come, vet the place, scout for any threats and stuff. so i hide all my weapons and then, so the party is happening, party is going on, no governmental figure thrses yet. >> stephen: okay. >> and she comes over to me. she says hey, do you want to meet hillary. i said yailt, cool. so i get up kind of in a fog, kind of like i am right now, you know. and i go and i shake hillary's hand and i say some stuff, i can't remember. and you know, and then i think she kind of moves on to another conversation but i see bill, bill is also there. and he is regaling a group of people. (applause) nd so anyway, i kind of lurk over him long enough for somebody to say oh, hey, bill, this is cousin greag, like he's on succession, you should watch this show, you will love the sh

. >> which brings us to scooter braun. >> yeah. >> reporter: earlier this summer, scooter braun, a talentious relationship, acquired the rights to her previous recordings, her masters, when his company bought scott borchetta's big machine label for a reported $300 million. borchetta who worked with swift for years said those close to her, including her dad who was an investor, knew about the deal in advance and swift had previously been offered the option to buy her own masters. she remembers it differently. >> so you didn't see it coming? >> no. >> so how did you find out? >> i found out when it was online. like when it hit the news. >> nobody in your inner circle -- >> nobody knew. >> and you didn't smell it? >> no. >> i knew he would sell my music. i knew he would do that. i couldn't believe who he sold it to because we've had endless conversations about scooter braun. and he has 300 million reasons to conveniently forget those conversations. >> now could you rerecord? >> oh, yeah. >> might you do that? >> oh, yeah. >> that's a plan? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. >> scooter braun may not ag

. >> taylor's announcement comes nearly two months after music mogul scooter braun purchased her formerorted $300 million. taylor said the deal, quote, stripped me of my life's work. ♪ wildest dreams oh >> in a pre-taped interview airing this weekend on cbs this weekend, taylor says she found out about the deal when it was online. >> this is taylor's revenge in all its glory. >> variety's jem aswad says most of taylor's fans will follow her to whichever versions of the songs she asks them to. >> she's hitting at the value of the asset scooter braun just bought and enlisting public sirchthy. scooter be big machine will try to block this in whatever way they can. >> taylor's new album "lover" drops tomorrow. the song lyrics had many wondering if she and boyfriend joe alwyn are secretly engaged. ♪ my heart's been borrowed and yours has been blue ♪ >> "gma" didn't ask about that, but taylor did make a major vma announcement ahead of monday's show. >> i'm opening the show, so that's exciting. >> we are pretty excited too. ♪ you need to calm down >> the last time taylor hit the vma stage was

has there been any response from scooter braun from this announcement by taylor?oes not get to buy or acquire the back catalogue and this is a big music industry feedback has been quite entertaining for the likes of me. she is releasing an album as sheep makes this announcement as well. it could be for publicity purposes but we don't know. the album presold over 1 purposes but we don't know. the album presold over1 million records worldwide so already it is going to be circulated platinum before it has been released. thank you very much. and thank you for spending some time with us and stay with the bbc. hello there. thursday's weather brought some wet weather across parts of northern england, northern ireland, southern scotland with some bursts of rain. but the weather will get drier over the next few days, and for many of us, it will get quite a bit hotter, as well. looking at the weather picture through friday, we have this weather front that continues to edge its way northwards across scotland. that will be bringing still some rain too many western areas of sc

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sources close to braun say no bullying happened.hting the debate whether or not artists should own the rights to their music. >> in a record deal, it's actually standard for the record label to own the master recordings. it is actually the exception when the artist owns the recordings and then licenses them to the label. >> reporter: but legends like prince have argued that the business model is wrong. back in the '90s the "kiss" singer adamantly fought his label for control of his music, at times even writing "slave" on the side of his face, telling "rolling stone," if you don't own your masters, your master owns you. >> i think every lyric on the song "lover," i'm really proud of that song. that sg [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> "lover" the single is said to be your most romantic song yet. [ cheers and applause ] all these swifties have been poring over it, trying to get some clues. can you tell us the meaning behind "lover"? >> well, "lover" is a song i'm so proud of. i wrote it alone. like just being here on this release week, it'

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well, they're owned by music mogul scooter braun.e the face of the music industry joining us is bill wordy of syracuse university. bill, when i first heard this, my confusion was as to whether she's trying to make the songs exactly the same and kind of supplant the existence or just going to be difference versions and hope people forget about the old ones >> i think different versions. taylor shows ability to be problem solving throughout the career and if she does wind up recording new versions they wind up being different takes on the versions that fans will snap up for sure, will listen to, for sure the fans as loyal as anyone's in the business believe me, my twitter feed after writing that column for "billboard" is showing that. i don't see them replacing the original versions. keep in mind, some of the huge hits she wrote when she was like a freshman in high school and now a 30-year-old worldly woman. she sings differently. she has lost the sort of adorable country twang. >> i joke she's the villain of her earlier songs. >> you

she called losing her music's publishing rights to braun who manages justin bieber and ariana granders her quote worst case scenario. kron 4 news at 9 that our prime time coverage continues at the top of the hour come orn ken wayne are here. >>for news at 10 making a grand and thank you both so much next at 10 o'clock some tense moments for passengers who are flying from oakland to honolulu. >>nearly 200 people had to get off their plane in about 30 seconds today was smoke started to fill the cabin. we're hearing from those passengers of the plane tonight and seeing video from inside the plane. so rights activist or swear to it gets arrested during a demonstration in fresno cameras were rolling as police escorted her out. >>her message shortly after being released and and was hot hot and humid today. >>our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow looks ahead to the weather in the bay this weekend. >>don't go away our 3 of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. >>and all of a sudden the filled with smoke. we just all have to kind of like this term. >>read. >>some tense mome

here is a quote from senator mike braun, republican of indiana.y gut tells me that leader mcconnell wants to bring something to the floor for a vote. this is the moment when you have two incidents like that in the same weekend, i think conservatives and republicans lose in the long run if we don't do something. >> that's interesting. it's a sign of how the politics around this may be changing. everything depends on mcconnell. mcconnell is not talking about supporting the to be mentioned bill he helped kill after newtown. he's talking about opening up for debate and a vote. that itself is pretty significant. when you have people like braun expressing an openness to this. from just the reality of consequences of not doing something, that's a sign that finally the painful cynicism people have felt in the face of defeated gun legislation, we may be at a tipping point. >> maggie haberman and jonathan martin have a great article today which says mitch mcconnell says the president needs to bring people along if there's going to be expanded background che

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senator braun's project thank you, ranking member murray. wish we had more than five minutes and in such an important topic. as you can understand 14 proposals from the other side of the aisle with 16 from our side this is a big deal. i'm approaching this as recently as ceo of company that brought healthcare issues into the cc to ten years ago and needs to be there and not probably in hr if were going to fix it. i want to give you history and what i did. i was not a member of group is large as ms. mitchell's in which i had been but i was simply frustrated to the main street entrepreneur that every year it was the same issue. premiums kept rising and i'd get this smirk of your lucky is only going up five-10% a year. i want to let the industry know as well as the american public that we are with you there and it's a crisis and i would challenge the industry that we should not need 14 proposals from one side of the aisle with 16 from the side to be fixing what is 80% of our gdp. if it was any other part of our gdp competition and transparency w

>> that's an excellent question -- excellent question, senator braun. type i diabetes is a disease that is largely genetic. in fact, type i diabetes, we know more about the genetics of type i diabetes. 90% of the attributable genetic risk is already known for type i diabetes. first degree relatives of people with type i diabetes have about 15 fold increased risk of developing the disease. and that is why we screen these relatives of people with type i diabetes in order to put them in these prevention trials once they develop it. now, you are right. just because you have the genes and the genetic risk, doesn't mean that you are absolutely going to develop the disease. there is something in the environment that triggers that risk, and makes that risk a reality. and that is the reason that we have an ongoing study called "teddy." in government, everything is an acronym. "teddy" stands for the environmental determinants of diabetes of the youth. in the study, we have to screen about 425,000 individuals in order to get 6000 individuals who are going to be fo

braun: this is a big topic and i will try to get it covered in seven or eight minutes. i have been spending my entire entrepreneurial career trying to figure out health care as i am running a logistics and distribution's company. never wanted to do it but as i said earlier in the panel, did it out of necessity. we've got a limited window to get this done correctly. you heard it last night on tv, the discussion of medicare for all. how you could talk about something that would be $32 trillion estimated over 10 years, three point $2 trillion a year and by the way, that is about what we raise in revenues trillion, 3.3 on to $3.4 trillion, so it is fantasy talk but i warn everybody on our side, not a brokenovernment, institution, even more responsibility in a sector as important as health care. how do we avoid it? health care has evolved from the time i had my business in the early 1980's when i didn't care about it because i didn't have enough employees and you didn't have to worry about it because it didn't cost you much. 1990's,olved into the it started becoming a naggin

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her new versions would seek to supplant the ones braun controls. >> i think that artists deserve to ownt feel very passionately about that. >> reporter: swift's forceful advocacy has made that a hot topic once more. in the '90s, prince stopped using his name, and wrote slave on his face during a dispute with his record label. 26 years later it's taylor swift ready and eager in every way to own it. ♪ look what you made me do >> reporter: not unheard of for artists to re-record their hits, but lots of new music for fans to listen to. >> excited about that. >> i'm downloading it all to go run to it. >> she found her voice in a lot of different ways. >> she has. >>> following a lot of other stories including that close call in a hot car. the mother is now defending herself after she left her 5-month-old behind. the rescue was caught on camera. >>> and our interview with the bellman who witnessed that scene when a connecticut father killed a hotel worker in the caribbean, but first, let's go back over to rob. >>> look at this damage out of long island last night. a midnight storm, 60-mile-an

braun's cook foods to avoid cross contamination. cook thoroughly to kill microorganisms. keep food safe temperatures cold to prevent bacterial growth. use safe water and safe well materials to avoid kentucky. food producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food you buy but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases and home by plying the 5 keys to see for food use them you also have a role to play here. this is the. prime minister says his resignation she's happy content blames interior minister meto salvini for toppling the government after a return of support for the ruling coalition this month we'll take you live to rome for the latest also on the program germany's far right i have tea party is poised to make games in an upcoming state election and the big issue is coal mining sphynx business in the states and we look at how they are fighting to keep the sector despite the government plans to.

. >> the book is nonpartisan, you've got lindsay braun, patsy mink and i read through it and only twice you identify somebody's party of the women. >> that was a conscious decision. at one point we had started identifying parties . but in the end, the reason we wrote this book is to sort of illustrate for the children and, that you can make a difference no matter what your beliefs are and we did not, especially in this day andage wanted to be about party and about another thing that's going to divide . we wanted it to have the accomplishments speak for themselves so it was a very conscious decision. >> ambassador power, your book is 85 percent policy and what's going on behind the scenes but the 15 percent that's personal is really personal. >> tmi? >> it's like you're on the phone with john kerry while you're breast-feeding and he asks what's that noise and you have to tell him but the first part talks about your family a lot and i was by your relationship with your mom. can you tell me about your mom and what you carry with you every day that's so positive? >> one thing i should say,

many stray cats in the streets of a braun are malnourished and sick or are infested with parasites whenthey arrive at the shelter they are treated by a vet vaccinated and neutered. he currently cares for about 50 cats. feeding them playing with them and keeping the shelter clean is a lot of work and expensive. pair the lower the money we spend on the shelter is usually from our own pockets sometimes received donations into port especially from foreign countries these donations help us to cover their facilities expenses. but until now unfortunately it hasn't been enough to cover all the issues that we need to spend money on must get here that they're going in the way. he says she wants to change attitudes toward animals in palestinian society. her dream is to open a separate shelter for stray dogs and a veterinary clinic to care for stray cats. she has a long way to go to achieve that goal but her passion keeps her going. and perth still the days almost done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter you can follow me at brant goff t.v. different if you use the hash tag

record executive scooter braun acquired herformer record label and now owns the rights to her first sixe has never responded publicly to the allegations. and giraffe conservation has taken a big step forward, with the world's tallest mammals receiving enhanced protection under the convention on international trade in endangered species. the move got an overwhelming vote of approval at a meeting in geneva. in indonesia, thousands of police and military personnel have been sent to sumatra and borneo to help contain forest fires there. authorities believe the fires were started deliberatly and have warned those involved will face harsh punishment. indonesia is under increased pressure to end the use of burning for land clearance. the fires are the latest disaster to hit the asia pacific. in the last six months the region has also experienced drought, typhoons, earthquakes and flooding. in fact, almost half of the 281 natural disasters worldwide last year occurred in the region, including eight out of the ten deadliest. a new report from the united nations has found these events are growing

record executive scooter braun acquired herformer record label and now owns the rights to her first sixr responded publicly to the allegations. a second attempt by bangladesh to start repatriating rohingya refugees to myanmar has failed, with no—one turning up to board the vehicles that would take them home. officials at cox's bazaar in bangladesh say none of the refugees were willing to return despite the myanmar government approving more than 3000 rohingya to be bought back to the country. ramzan karmali reports. there are buses waiting to take people back to myanmar but no rush to board them. translation: until now, of the families interviewed, we have found nobody to board. but we expect they may change their mind to go. this is a second attempt to repatriate some of the rohingya refugees. the first one was just as u nsuccessful. refugees. the first one was just as unsuccessful. around 700,000 rohingya have faith prosecution in myanmar and anglo debt. member refuses to recognise them as an group and denies them citizenship. translation: we will not go back but we wa nt translation:

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tester: thank you chairman, thank you, ranking member braun, and thank you folks for testifying. dr. nelson, the first question for you is, do you believe that you agree that cryptocurrencies are leaving the u.s.? dr. nelson: sure. other jurisdictions are out ahead of the united states in trying to become cryptocurrency hubs. sen. tester: do you think they are leaving because they are looking for a safe haven to avoid regulation, or is there another reason? dr. nelson: some of the cryptocurrency hubs are using regulation as a way to attract cryptocurrencies to their borders. sen. tester: so increased regulation. dr. nelson: not necessarily, probably perhaps increased clarity overregulation. they are getting out in front of that and attracting cryptocurrencies to their jurisdictions. sen. tester: one of the things that was brought up and has been referenced several times with facebook. one of the things that is of concern i think with you and others is, how do you prevent bad actors from laundering money that are financing terrorist activities or whatever? any ideas in that vein?

from a number of senators including cassidy young murkowski ernst kennedy sold and cramer kennedy braun hasson harper bennett around carton casey whitehouse and rosen it increases vaccination rates to prevent disease outbreaks with a new proposal by senator robert peterson there are more proposals. banning anti-competitive terms of health insurance contracts and prevents patients from seeing other lower-cost, higher-quality providers. "the wall street journal" identified dozens of cases where anti-competitive terms and contacts including health insurers hospital systems increased premiums and reduce premium choice. banning pharmacy benefit managers for pbm, charging employers. health insurance plan more for drugs than the pbm paid to acquire the drug which is known as spread pricing. eliminating the loophole allowing a first generic drug to submit an application that can block other generic dose from being approved. provisions to help americans stay healthy by preventing obesity and improving care for expectant moms and their babies. her visions to make it is easy to get your personal m

well you know michel braun is a research fellow at the university institute for north korean studies he says the latest rhetoric from north korea comes amid a diplomatic shift on the peninsula. it's a result of south korean government having been effective mediator between north korea and they you know they states specially when there was escalation of tension on the korean peninsula in 2017 when the u.s. president on trumped openly you know talked about complete destruction of north korea and north korea retaliated with a harsher rhetorics so it's an irony of south korea being a producer or mediator between north korea and the united states for it's a sub says that south korea is no longer needed by north korea and the united states or the mediator because these countries are now engaging directly with each other for productive negotiations with the 3 something meeting between human trauma so north korean leadership is attempted to fully exploited the gap between south korea and they you know it is these are especially trying to take full of the bends you know of president trump who

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. >> senator braun, welcome. >> thank you. this is important to me. i learned a lot about autoimmune diseases over the years. crohn's and colitis, digestive disorders, asthma, neurological. why is it so important? if we find the secret to what causes type i diabetes, i think we will unravel a host of other diseases and find a cure. that's why it is important you keep doing what you are doing and we stay on point. in my own business i try to address health care and the cost of it where we shouldn't be rationing medicines that are so important, we shouldn't be grappling with cost of insurance that is overwhelming, took on the insurance companies 11 years ago myself and it was a wrestling match wouldn't believe that there are ways to address it. we want to keep the best of our healthcare system that gives us technology and breakthroughs but drive the cost down. it would take another time period but you can do that through being engaged in your own well-being, emphasizing wellness over remediation, finding transparency and getting competition among the pr

to start with i am pleased to introduce senator braun. user indian and the former ceo and founder of companies that today employ hundreds of americans. as as a business leader he led k to make sure his employees r in health care, lower cost, the pee to see the doctor one of the choices they found a little. today he sits on the senate committee is responsible for health care. he cared deeply about approving americans ability to get the care they want and with a please join in welcoming the senator. [applause] >> this is a big topic and i'm going to try to get it covered in seven or eight minutes. of course i can spend my entire entrepreneurial career trying to figure out health care as i'm running logistics and distribution company. never wanted to do it but, as i said earlier on the panel, did it out of necessity. we've got a limited window to get this done correctly. you heard it last night on tv, discussion of medicare for all, how you can talk about something that would be 32 trillion, estimated, over ten years, 3.2 trillion a year. an

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woman to serve on the senate finance committee and the first to do so substantively was carol moseley braun who served on the committee in 2004-2005 congresses. then came the gals from arkansas and maine the 107th congress. it was olympia snowe and myself. i could not have asked for a more wonderful part are as a female. olympia snowe was phenomenal to work with. a hard-working, thorough, and anxious to do good. that made a difference. since she is not here tonight and we were in the majority when all that happened i'm going to go ahead and say i'm the third woman of the committee. she's going to be the fourth. and today there have been nine women out of 372 members. there are 4 on the committee today tying the record of the 111th congress. they are all democrats unfortunately. we've got to get some republican women on there. and with 12 years under their belt these are the longest serving women on the senate finance committee so i'm very proud of them and grateful to them for all that they have done and continue to do. i would like to say that when i think about what we said about the comm

. >> it's not like trump and the leadership of braun, it does show they're itching for something else. love letters with north korea. we literally went to war in the persian gulf to protect the territorial integrity of kuwait. if that's what we used to be, what is the united states now? will we turn back the clock and take another territory like parts of texas? it is something we have wrestled with for some time and clearly not from donald trump. >> she said two years ago thankfully the time you buy and sell other countries and populations is over. the truth sayer. thank you very much. >>> a plan to holding my grant children indefinitely is over. after this. >>> today, the trump administration officially announced the will seek to indefinitely maintain migrant families for the duration. that is a violation of a consent decree that according to a judge limits detention time to four days. and they tried to make a humanitarian case arguing they're doing this for the sheer compassion of children they will detain. >> no child should be pawn in a scheme to manipulate our immigration system

. >> it's not like trump and the leadership of braun, it does show they're itching for something else. love letters with north korea. we literally went to war in the persian gulf to protect the territorial integrity of kuwait. if that's what we used to be, what is the united states now? will we turn back the clock and take another territory like parts of texas? it is something we have wrestled with for some time and clearly not from donald trump. >> she said two years ago thankfully the time you buy and sell other countries and populations is over. the truth sayer. thank you very much. >>> a plan to holding my grant children indefinitely is over. after this. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from anyone else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief i must admit. i had a few good tricks to help hide my bladder leak pad. like the old "tunic tug". you know it, right? but i don't have to, with always discreet. i couldn't believe the difference. it's less bulk

that's enough to harm the braun of a fetus if it happens on the rang day and that's an important point to make. they count on people not being aware of that. >> how am i doing on time? okay. i want to wind up in a minute because i want plenty of tomb for q & a. one i want to point out fetal alcohol syndrome and the associated conditions that are less severe but neurologically just as bad. very early on i talked to a researcher about fetal alcohol syndrome and said i was -- wanted to find out how common it might be. she said there's nothing there she said don't worry. she said, only children's alcoholics get it, and african-american women are less like to be alcoholics than other women. we native american women have a problem with fetal alcohol sip syndrome but not african-american women. fount that too pat. i looked into it and found that sure enough, the dr. carl bell at chicago said i've been writing about this for years, there is rampant fetal alcohol sin dream in black children. it's not being diagnosed. what happens is that the child is exposed to alcohol for self reasoned. don't

indiana republican mike braun voted no.publicans who did so very, very good to have you. thank you for coming. it was passed and i were looking at the next couple years of a trillion dollars headed to the deficit for the next two years. what do you think? >> i think it's kind of what i knew was coming when i got here in the first place. i understand the political reasons. we do get left kind of holding the bag on explaining about government shutdowns and all the things that go along with trying to hold the line on spending. i am hoping, i've been here seven months. when we win in november of 2020, hope we remember the roots of what conservatism is about and that's not running trillion dollar deficits. on a budget that's our size year after year. hopefully it's a wake-up call. i'm going to keep saying the same thing and i was glad at least 22 others stood in line to make a strong statement. >> neil: the president is expected to sign off on this, praise the budget deal. he said there's plenty of time to cut. there's been enor

and his opponent was a southern gent with a fine distinguished name of -- hinkins and my braun's name -- most of is constituents constant pronounce his name or people he is reaching out. to had to train his campaign staff how to say his name. well, -- jay went out and knocked on doors. his campaign knocked on $14,000. i went down there and it wasn't always ease blimp son had a gun pulled only him. i had a dog set on me. it was small doing am poodle named chewy, get back here but the knock on doors and spoke to people about what is important to then, which is schools, republicans decimated possible schooling until recalling raleigh and was going do make sure that teachers were made a decent wage and they saw this brown man was coming to their doors and addressing their concerns, and he won in a landslide and now in the north carolina state senate and the democratic whip in the senate. it is still possible is in country and it's through political power. some people who will listen to our message and poo people -- people who wont about what mate ises irpolitics women have g democracy and

scooter braun acquired her former record label and now owns the rights to her first six albums.services of its planned 19—hour flights to determine whether passengers and crew can withstand the marathon journeys. the airline wants to operate non—stop services from sydney to london and new york by as soon as 2022. if launched, the services would be the world's longest direct flights. the trial flights will begin later this year, each carrying up to a0 passengers who will have their health monitored on the journey. that sounds like my idea of hell on earth, imagine being on a plane that long. david — this is not a trick question by the way — where do you keep your credit cards? my wallet. so when apple released its new titanium payment card — users were baffled to see a warning advising owners to keep it away from leather and denim. the tech giant warns keeping it in a leather wallet or in the pockets of yourjeans could cause "permanent discolouration". jason hirshcorn picked up on that sentiment — ‘i got a new outfit for use with my apple card', he tweets. forget the wallets, you

i've seen susan collins and pat toomey and mike braun of indiana, they all told "the new york times". do you think this could be a new moment for your republican colleagues that aren't named mitch mcconnell? >> i've been waiting. i've been waiting for the last two years of president trump's presidency for courage from the republican party, for the steel of their pabackbone to somehow emerge because it's not happening. this is no greater moment than now to do it, to say we must do the common-sense things today. i hope today is the day they will stand up, demand a vote asking mitch mcconnell to call us back into session so we can vote. these are the kinds of things that we can do now. we know what to do, and it could protect lives. >> public calls mean a lot, and they can make a difference on many fronts. i do wonder when it comes to senator mcconnell, have you had your staff reach out to his office to make this simple request of coming back into session? i wonder if you think that is -- that would be worthwhile? >> i publicly called on him to call us into session repeatedly the last t

as i said previously on the programme with her feud with scooter braun, she has a very loyalfan base.her message. to help us through the people who didn't see the video last night, how did she illustrate what she wanted to achieve?” night, how did she illustrate what she wanted to achieve? i think first of all in the speech, it is very clear, it is not subtle by any means, it is a very clear indication advertising, so to speak, her petition. of course the video itself features loads of lgbt motifs, it has been hailed as a theme for the lg btq has been hailed as a theme for the lgbtq community. has been hailed as a theme for the lg btq community. you has been hailed as a theme for the lgbtq community. you saw her all onstage before, very bright and energetic, full of rainbow coloured multicoloured motives, the message could not be clearer. she did top of her watch. she tapped her watch! no reaction that we've seen so far of donald trump retreating so far. which is very surprising because backin which is very surprising because back in the day when meryl streep made a comment at the gol

the surprise purchase of her original master recordings for $300 million by record executive scooter braunlt name. swift just delivered a special surprise to nearly 200 of her superfans. her father and management team hand delivered 30 pizzas and water to those fans who are camping out. outside new york's central park, that's where they're camping out, i stopped in the middle of a sentence, eagerly awaiting her concert this morning on "good morning america." janai won't be there, she'll be in times square. >> i won't be there, but maybe trevor you can get some contacts to get you down there, meet t-swift, taylor, we're excited. >>> when we come back, the fresh controversy swirling around "dancing with the stars." >>> and the bombshell dropped by lionsgate studios. lionsgate studios. sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> time now for "the skinny" starting with the moment we have all been waiting for. >> each and every one of us. after an un

from the administrator for the status for medicare and medicaid services and indiana senator mike braun at this event hosted by the heritage foundation. [inaudible conversations] >> so welcome to the heritage foundation. we are here today because americans are concerned about their health care. health care remains a top priority for about 70% of voters to say it is our number one concern, they share with us their word about some very clear things that they think their costs are too high. they think they have reduced choices and to don't feel like they are in charge of their health care. and they want to know that when they or their loved ones get sick that they will b

sheriff.s, >> thank you, senator braun. chair.nk you, madam normally when we're talking about something like this we don't have something as simple point.oke when you mention that, that really kind of converges on, you what the solution is to the problem. here.ot several questions and this is directed at mr. frankelle, frankel, if you can give me some answers. how long has technology been around that made it easy? since land n around lines or -- >> thank you, senator. knowledge, i mean, my own personal experience, going back the phone network has scams for uit for various kinds. there was a ing scam against phone companies that scammers used to iraqi -- ts companies. from phone >> but the recent focus on elderly, has been kind of along technology that's present to do it. >> that's correct. phone calls have gotten cheaper, when f you will remember we use to pay 25 cents to call across the country per minute included in just your cell phone plan. so technological progress has way,ht the cost of calling way down. as made mass

kerstin braun joining us from singapore.e have an alert on the bloomberg, developing headline from south korea. the deputy finance minister saying the uncertainties are expanding in the korean market. south korea will take quick, contingencysteps on plans. it will take steps to cull markets if volatility expands. the korean won has fallen below 1200 for the first time since 2017. plenty more to come. 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 well. he doesn't know our phone number! you have our fax number, obviously... today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. ritika: this is "day