registered agent, bridgewaters two.waters. and the other director? well, he works for mr usmanov. tomorrow night, more revelations from the paradise papers: the island that changed the law to help tax dodgers. what will you say it to our viewers who pay their tax? the millionaires that can live the high life because they don't pay tax. why don't you just tell us your side of the story? so you — why did you, though — are you dodging tax? hey! and the tv stars on the tax fiddle. can you tell me about your tax structure? you get paid in mauritius, don't you? what's all that all about? hi there. colder air working on across the uk. cloudy and patchy rain in the south. in the sun comes out. showers in northern and western areas. snow over the mountains of scotland above 300 metres. a range of temperatures, from 12 in london to six or seven in northern scotland. 0vernight we have heavy rain pushing into northern ireland, across england and wales for a time. further showers in scotland. pockets of frost in northern scotland in

the deal: bridgewaters. called bridgewaters. if this is true, if alisher usmanov actually owns the company, then it is an outrageous conflict—of—interest. it is like owning the police to police too. —— owning the police to police too. —— owning the police that are supposed to police too. both alisher usmanov and farhad moshiri strongly denied that the billionaire controls the company. but the more we look for connections between alisher usmanov and everton, the more we found. the company that owns everton football club, blue heaven holdings, was set up by bridgewaters, and its separate agent, bridgewaters two. and the other director works for alisher usmanov. tomorrow night, more revelations from the paradise papers. the islands that change the law to help tax dodgers. will you say it to our viewers who pay their tax? the millionaires that can live the high life because they don't pay tax. why don't you tell us your side of the story? so you, why it, are you dodging tax? and the television stars and the tax

thank you. ♪ >>> please welcome dee dee bridgewater back to our program.'s been at the forefront of music for decades now and won awards and grammy awards. this album is called "memphis, yes, i am ready." how could you not love that album cover? [ laughter ] >> i am assuming that's you a few years ago snooc. just a few. >> "memphis, yes, i am ready." my first thought was it took you all this time to get ready in. >> it did. >> and why? >> to get ready to go back home. because i have been on a life journey and i found that time where i can go back and investigate my beginnings which is a wonderful thing. >> what makes this time the right time to do it. it was about my -- my mother is beginning my transition. i have been her care giver for ten years. as she began to transition, i began to think that maybe i need to tastart seeing what about wh he wants to do. this is something that i have been wanting to do, go back memphis understanding why i am the way that i am and why i have this love of soul music and blue music. that's what it was. >> your fans know th

the citizens of bridgewater will not surrender. as neighboring communities saw what the residents of bridgewater were doing, they wanted to do something in their communities. leaders in towns in southwest iowa often discuss strategies together to protect their neighbors. that's what iowa is all about, neighbors helpingnerics. communities helping communities. just last night, residents of bridgewater gathered in the basement of that very same church to kick off a fund raiseer for their nonprofit. they'll be going throughout southwest iowa to sell christmas wreaths to adorn the home doors of homes throughout the region. residents will use the funds to take back the community. bridgewater will not turn a blind eye to opioids and drugs in their community. and we must not forget the human tragedy of addiction and desperation. this epidemic is enslaving and killing our sons and daughter, our mothers and fathers. as the federal government addresses this issue, it's my hope we use bridgewater as an example that local communities can have t

teddy bridgewater, active for the first time since the injury.nd he doesn't play, but playing out of his mind against the redskins, four touchdowns. they win 38-30. they won one, two, three, four, five in a row. >>> things are marching straight for the eagles. today, beat up on sean mcdermott's bills. and mark ingram, three touchdowns. he jumps into the stands. bills mafia, don't like that. he gets beer tossed on him. new orleans, 47-10. tied with the eagles for the longest streak in the nfl. >>> rams fans in l.a. know what it feels like to be an eagles fan. the rams quarterback, the kid taken ahead of wentz. the 94-yard touchdown. rams roll. they have scored the most points in the nfl. a tough road game coming up next month for the eagles. >>> the rams, vikings and saints all winning today, they're on the eagle's tail for the number one spot in the nfc. the eagles have the best record. but seven games left, four against teams with a winning record including the seahawks and rams, both on the road. >>> more on the eagles coming up in about ten mi

check out teddy bridgewater, emotional, active for the first time since last year.ggering the sam bradford trade with the eagles. and what a catch, harris. wow. first of the game. the 36-yard score. harris, ducis, was on the practice squad yesterday. practice squad. and catch this. viking's quarterback, four touchdowns, 38-30. they have won five straight. >> dumpster fire that is the new york giants is still burning. giants and niners, beathard, goes deep. 83 yards. new york gives up 474 yards on defense. the niners win 31-21, san fran gets the first victory. and the giants fall to 1-8. >>> the eagles have a three game lead with seven games to play. can't be much prettier than that. >> great spot. they will be fine, barring a major collapse. in the nfc, looking to get home field advantage, watch out for the new orlean's saints. the saints steam roll sean mcdermott and the bills today. how about mark ingram, three touchdowns, including this one. and goes into the assistants stands, watch out. beer coming his way. won seven in a row. tied with the eagles for the longe

british pottery firm, emma bridgewater has produced pottery to mark almost every occasion in the last 30 years. a symbol of modernizing the monarchy. >>> today, the annual victoria secret fashion show hits the runway. for the first time, that show was filmed in shanghai. this year, the lingerie maker. the models say it takes a village to get them ready for the show. >> a different team for outfits, and hair, and makeup. >> those women also say they spent a lot of time in the gym lifting, because some of thecostume wings weigh as much as 20-pounds. you can watch it tonight at 10:00 right here on wusa9, stick around to watch us for wusa9 news at 11:00. >> our producers picked us out some awesome out fits to blend in with everything. >> no, they didn't. >>> one local runner has one way for you to give. it empowers kids through poetry, and fitness. >> can a sickness found in deer be spread to you? the bottom line on a disturbing disease. >> oh, deer. >>> one of our facebook posts today about a scary disease carried by deer got a large number of comments. tonight, we want to tell you what

she was in bridgewater. >> she's attractive and poignant. >> she's very personable. >> this came afterphil murphy released to page the tax return by e-mail, along with attack summary saying he made over $4 million in 2016 with 300,000 in charitable contributions. kimberly stirs in july reporting over 300,000 in income. here's what she said a response pgh so. that was a summary of how many millions of dollars he made over the last couple of years. what hit me most is he didn't even work for the last couple of years. >> on wednesday murphy decided to flip the conversation of transparency back to kim saying the division of investigation report on fraud abuses anonymous county. she's previously served as deputy director of that department. >> he can go get the report. >> murphy will plan to release more tax information. kim will continue to make her way around the state by bus until election day. >> thanks diana. let's bring in the panel to weigh in. bill, you're on the other side. i would think the timing of this was brilliant because it takes the focus off of the issue of immigration whi

putting goldberg's mouth is, bridgewater associates boosted their holdings sevenfold.ge fund tripled its stake on ishares trust. cold hit a one-year high in september as investors sought. natural disasters in texas, florida, and mexico. tesla of black workers saying that they received harassment at the carmaker. they are seeking an order for tesla to implement harassment policy. alibaba is looking to raise five point -- to raise five to seven dollars in notes. been hired for the offering. they bring up a record 23 point billion dollars of sales. for singles' day. that's your bloomberg business flash. scarlet: what'd you miss? missing -- we're inching closer to tax reform. the senate began its markup. let's go to capitol hill for the latest. when you look at the senate's tax bill, which varies from the house, what is -- where is there the gap the biggest that the senate has to overcome? problem thest senate faces is the deficit problem. they have 1.5 trillion that they allowed themselves. will be a problem for people who want to cut taxes pretty deeply. flake, whorker,

good evening from los angeles, i am tavis smiley, tonight a conversation with jazz legend dee dee bridgewaternown for her powerful local and she led a multi path of career. she joins me talking about her latest project, it is called "memphis, i am ready." we are glad you aree joining us all of that is coming up in just a moment. ♪

dee dee bridgewater.re was so many of them. >> and herbie of course very much involved in that for years. when you're on stage and you're a youngster -- >> freaking out. i was absolutely freaking out. i was freaking out. i had to -- i had to say jazz, this is a gig, don't think about them because if you think about them you're going to lose it and drop the ball. just think of it as you're performing in new york just like you normally do, don't worry about it. otherwise i definitely would not have won. >> that's a lot of intimidation. tell me about a social call. tell me about this project. >> well, it is entitled a social call for a reason. it definitely is a social call. my thinking is that my grandmother she said this -- i say say this because her spirit is still alive for me, you are responsible for the generation before you and the generation after you. so i took that to mean my children and my mother's generation. so that means i have to reach forward and push my children but i also have to reach bac

teddy bridgewater tearing up.ive for the first time since he nearly lost his leg over 15 months ago. one-handed grab here. first touchdown of his career. but the vikings keep rolling. to rice. minnesota wins 38-30. they have won five straight. they are 7 and 2. i like that celebration there. the saints are also 7 and 2. they have now won seven in a row, matching the eagles' winning streak. matt ingraham, with the touchdown. he's going to jump in the stands. a beer comes flying right at him. wonder what would happen if an opposing player jumped into the stands at the linc. don't want to see that. six touchdowns. even drew breeze getting it done. saints run all over the bills, 47-10. the now 0 and 9 browns acting like a winless team. right before half time, hey have no time-outs and try a quarterback sneak. the browns being the browns can't get organized. the clock runs out. the browns lose again. they are 1 and 24 since passing on carson wentz. >>> last night, the sixers lost to the warriors for a ninth straight ti

bridgewater has added to its gold etf and investment fund holdings. replacing 5% to 10% assets in gold. >> world leaders met for talks theietnam and -- as well as asean in the philippines. trump is revving up his tour of asia. how do you assess the progress when it comes to the bilateral trade agreements when many leaders in attendance still working to secure regional agreements? >> that is right, bilateral versus multilateral, that has been the big debate. that deliverables will be much more difficult to assess on the trade front. 360 billion this dollars trade deficit with china, a $69 billion trade andcit and goods with japan $27.6 billion deficit with south korea. the u.s.renegotiating fda. -- fta. he has pulled the u.s. out of the transpacific partnership. what we have learned is the 11 nations that are still there are pushing forward without the u.s., they have reached a framework agreement. at the same time we have this regional partnerships as being pushed by china and india. this is 16 nations and the challenge there is how do you get eckstei

start case keenum or teddy bridgewater. today - - no question minnesota is going to stick with the veteran quarterback. vikings up 6-nothing... keenum runs for the touchdown. (keenum: 21-touchdown. (keenum: 21-30, 282, 2 passing td, rush td) look at their celebration... they gather around and pretending to be eating turkey in the endzone. detroit rallied late in the game -- only down by a touchdown... matthew stafford gets picked off by stafford gets matthew touchdown... matthew stafford gets picked off by xavier rhodes minnesota wins 30-23 record: 9-2 -- first in n-f-c north (7-game win streak) the niners have been busy preparing to face seattle this sunday. but they still found time to give back to their community. the team made sure that more than 300 people did not go hungry this thanksgiving. check out this. as a part of their annual thanksgiving celebration, the 49ers teamed up with city team san jose to serve a feast to anyone who wanted to enjoy a holiday dinner. deforest buckner says:"this is a season of giving and

you have hedge funds, bridgewater, you got some of the most sophisticated investors trading at hyg now so why isn't it a big deal now? eric: i referred to the famous rolling stones song "it is just your 19th nervous breakdown." the reason that junk-bond selloffs are short-lived is because of the yield. it is building 5%, right? 1.5%.ries are it was in a big selloff and i think people will come back. again, we have seen this before. julie: had to get the song lyrics in. eric balchunas, thank you. vonnie: and be sure to catch the new bloomberg show "etf iq." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from bloomberg's brought headquarters in london and new york, i'm nejra cehic with vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets" on bloomberg television. let's get emma chandra. trump is willing to make trade deals with asian nations if they play fair. he said the u.s. will no longer join multinational deal site the transpacific partnership. instead, the president wants one-on-one agreements with countries that won't cut it take advantage of the u.s. moments after president trump spoke, china's xi jinping made

start case keenum or teddy bridgewater.tick with the veteran quarterback. vikings up 6-nothing... keenum runs for the touchdown. (keenum: 21-30, 282, 2 passing td, rush td) look at their celebration... they gather around and pretending to be eating turkey in the endzone. detroit rallied late in the game -- only down by a touchdown... matthew stafford gets picked off by xavier rhodes minnesota wins 30-23 record: 9-2 -- first in n-f-c north (7-game win streak) the niners have been busy preparing to face seattle this sunday. but they still found time to give back to their community. the team made sure that more than 300 people did not go hungry this thanksgiving. check out this. as a part of their annual thanksgiving celebration, the 49ers teamed up with city team san jose to serve a feast to anyone who wanted to enjoy a holiday dinner. deforest buckner "this is a season thanksgiving is all about being very thankful for what i have in life, the blessings way and some people aren't as fortunate. being and serve food to all thes

start case keenum or teddy bridgewater.today - - no question minnesota is going to stick with the veteran quarterback. vikings up 6-nothing... keenum runs for the touchdown. (keenum: 21-30, 282, 2 passing td, rush td) look at their celebration... their celebration... they gather around and pretending to be eating turkey in the endzone. detroit rallied late in the game -- only down by a touchdown... matthew stafford gets picked off by xavier rhodes minnesota record: 9-2 -- first in n-f-c north (7-game win streak) when you see a parking spot, you sometimes have to go for it. we all know a spot can come and go in an instant.(pam) but what if it is a parking structure, and you see the entrance staring at you... can you still go for it? maybe not. kron4's stanley roberts explains. you got me stanley! what are you doing (hysterical laughter) you know better right (hahahaha) he know better he does that all the time ahh does he?if you build it they will go around case in point pier 39 parking entrance on beach street in san francis

start case keenum or teddy bridgewater.down. (keenum: 21-30, 282, 2 passing td, rush td) look at their celebration... they gather around and pretending to be eating turkey in the endzone. detroit rallied late in the game -- only down by a touchdown... matthew stafford gets picked off by xavier rhodes minnesota wins 30-23 record: 9-2 -- first in n-f-c north (7-game win streak) the niners have been busy preparing to face seattle this sunday. but they still found time to give back to their community. the team made sure that more than 300 people did not go hungry this thanksgiving. check out this. as a part of their annual thanksgiving celebration, the 49ers teamed up with city team san jose to serve a feast to anyone who wanted to enjoy a holiday dinner. deforest buckner says:"this is a season of giving and thanksgiving is all about being thankful. and i'm very thankful for what i have in life, the blessings that came my way and some people aren't as fortunate. being able to give back and serve food to all these wonderful peop

bridgewater, mass, a kind called bob smith filmed himself being attacked.d a local police cruiser but the cops claim the law is on the turkey's side tweeting, state law doesn't allow the police to remove them. one solution, get a dog. now, part of the problem is that turkeys are attracted to shiny thing, car, patio doors and love to peck and scratch, frankly, i don't see a solution here. turkeyageddon is only going to get worse. >> turkeyageddon, revenge of the turkeys. thanks for your reporting and everybody get a dog if you want them to go away, a small one. >> don't shine your shoes. >>> the best black friday bargains to look for. the rush for in-store deals versus online shopping secrets. we're right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ and the wolf huffed like you do sometimes, grandpa? it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide signi

bond yield and it's been going down for basically 30 years some are suggesting like greg value at bridgewaterhat maybe that's it. we will never be this low again and the bond yield for the next number of years, if not decades, will keep moving up. i thought we had the chart there we go. do you believe that rates will move up or down because rates control everything >> look, we're still in a secular bull market that's been in place for 30-some years. >> in bonds. >> right >> and we have not violated the downtrend and every technician's got their level and i see it around 3%. even if we break the downtrend, historically, moves like this are followed by a long period of consolidation. so, brian, i do think we will stay in a low-rate environment for a number of years yet until we start to see moves -- rates moving higher and the bear market in bonds has been well advertised and not delivered for the last, you know, five to ten years and i don't think we have the pieces in place yet for a bear market. so i just don't see it. >> let's go down to steve liesman. steve? >> tyler, i think what you are

taylor: dalia was the founder of bridgewater associates. day.l news 24 hours a i am taylor riggs.lix: thanks so much. is he saying to buy gold? david: that is easier said than income try to equalize inequality. politically controversial. market, the story has been a slow down in the high-yield market. how has it translated into equity performance? re-rating in the last few days. is banks with strong balance sheets. yellow are the banks with weak balance sheets. broadly, the conversation was that high equity was rolling over. was that true? >> it was true if you look at the s&p 500 and the high-yield index. i think if you look at the andorate's in high-yield the equities, it is a totally different story. the equities underlie the small yield companies. when we drill down on those companies, their equity underperformed the s&p and in line with how you would expect based on the way high-yield bonds were performing. alix: does that mean we do not see contagion because this is a fundamental move? fairlyink it was sector-based. likeu look, you see things telecoms, health care, and retai

bridgewater predicted a 2,000-point drop in the dow if it happened and look what happened since whate get wrong? >> not to make this a political statement, but i think the primary reason for the move we have had in this period of time were -- was a function of two things that occurred preelection, which is two very important inflection points. one in global growth all 45 oecd countries are growing now. the first time in ten years. 33 of them have accelerating points of growth, and the corporate earnings predating the election it's the counterfactual. it's easy to say the market probably would have done well under any circumstance in the election, but i think those were the most powerful drivers. >> and some of the other predictions, gabriella, emerging markets would not do well in an america first world. they sold off quite sharply in the beginning, technology companies. donald trump bashed on the campaign trail that was considered a bad bet. those have been bigger winners than the s&p 500 >> this is not about politics. it's not about the market responding to policy it's much more ab

. >> dan, bridgewater, new jersey.go ahead. >> i'm sorry that i did not read the works but on the issue -- i wonder if i continue to comment. i was a child during world war ii and had many memories that are vivid. i came from eastern europe and now in europe and for many years in europe, the bad guys was churchill. and the british manipulating the situation in europe and there were a lot of people that were faithful to -- they wrote extensively on this. kind of leaves a question as to who interest, england just like germany operated through the 20th century. and raises also the issue of maybe that has a lot to do with why now, a lot of people are saying good riddance to england coming out of the eu even though it may hurt them economically. i wonder if you would comment with this act and the anti-english feeling that is so prominent in york particularly related to the world war ii in particular because no one is left to remember world war i. :>> where were you during world war ii? :>> i was a child in eastern europe. :

well, the wall street journal is reporting that bridgewater, the world's largest hedge fund in connecticutaid out more a million dollars which engaged in sexual affair to top executives, personal relationship with a female employee who was his junior and line of supervision, the woman ultimately was given a huge payout. well, another female employee is now alleging that he had groped her, issued a statement to the journal, he denied accusations calling them inaccurate and solicitous. well, the new e-mail scam targeted netflix subscribers and they want to steal your personal information, users are sending an e-mail out telling you to update your billing details, of course, that's your credit card number, but it's a fake e-mail and it takes you to a fake website that looks like netflix, netflix the real company issuing a statement saying that they take security of their accounts an members very seriously and that they've got numerous protections to detect fraudulent activities, the kind of scams are common out on the internet. shares of netflix up slightly ahead of the opening bell, up about

despite all the encouragement from behind, i was so anxious to bridgewater said about my honourable friendby putting a time in, it will say that you have to begin your shenanigans a month before that, rather than the month after it. i am grateful to be able to move this amendment to remind people it is part of a short exit bill, which i think the government... very good, yes. i'm grateful to the honourable gentleman. you would just want to make this simple point. the argue about flexibly to force when you look at article 50 itself was a very specific for a simple reason. that is that in a timescale it is therefore determined on those negotiating to reach an agreement or agree not to reach an agreement. just changing that timescale does not allow you to reach an agreement. they have the time to do and i is the whole point about compression, to getan the whole point about compression, to get an agreement. that is either date is article 50. last point, mr hoyle. i thought my amendment was merely implementing the section 50, which we all voted for, to tell our constituents that we had... well,

as i did, my family moved there in 1958, my father was the first african american professor at bridgewaternd had privileged experience. everyone know me as dr. daniel's daughter and i was a very good student. the one thing that i will say that's benefited me was that i never had a sense that i could -- i was always very confident in my academic capacity because i was competing with white students and was up at the top of my class and so i knew that i could do anything that anybody else could do. in that sense it was a benefit but in a negative sense, the challenge for me growing up in that environment was a sense of social isolation at times and so when i was able to leave, went off to college i was very happy to join other black students at the table when i got to wesley. >> former president of spellman college and the author of this book. why are all the black kids sitting together in the cafeteria? thank you for your time. >> thanks so much for having me. >> and book tv is live at the miami book fair on the campus of miami-dade college, in fact, and we've got a couple of more panels ahe

check out, teddy bridgewater on the sidelines. he gets emotional.for the first time since that devastating knee injury which started sam bradford's eagles trade. vikings redskins what a catch. maurice harris, got it. his first game, take another look, 36-yard score, harris was on the practice squad, yesterday. and then get this vikings quarterback, case keenan to a touchdown, they go on to win 38-30. they have won five straight. >>> bad day for sean mcdermott and bills, saints run for 300- yard, mark ingram scores three times. how about this he jumps in the stand, and the mafia does not like this. he gets beer forced on him. they have a 47-10 win. tied for eagles for longer streak in the nfl. >>> saints are marching, straight, ahead for your eagles at seven-two. here's where things currently stan in the nfc standings. eagles are on top with the best record, and seven games left, four are against teams about a winning record including two against cowboys, and we will have more coming up on sports sunday at 11:45. >>> sixers big man joel embiid , talk

check out teddy bridgewater praying on the sidelines, getting emotional as he was active since that devastatingnee injury. last year sam bradford eagles trade. vikings redskins today what a catch, maurice hallas, wow in, his first game. 36-yard score, he was on the practice squad, yesterday. vikings quarterback case keenan shows four touchdowns. they win 38-30. they have won five in a row. >>> bad do i for shawn mcdermott and bills, saints run for 300-yard, mark ingram scores three times. how about this one here he jumped in the stand and no mafia, well, they don't love that, he gets beer tossed on him. new orleans jumps to the 47-10 win, seven straight, tied for the longest streak in the nfl. >>> saints are marching, straight ahead for eagles, seven-two, here's where things currently stand in the nfc standings. eagles on top with the best record but seven games left, four are against team with a winning record, including two against the cowboys. >>> sixers big man joel embiid talked a big game before playing defending champs last night but talk is cheap, embiid not only shut down last night bu