candace: you call it the new middle-age.o zeitgeist because we are all in this time when we are getting older and dealing with lots of different issues. carol: it's parents, relationships not working. candace: it's also yourself, it is emotionally. it is a time of readjustment for men and women. carol: hear more from our interview with candace bushnell. it is in the extra podcast. staying outside the magazine and going outside our headquarters, we get an inside look at porsche's new $150,000 electric car. jason: after four years of hype, the carmaker unveiled the car. our reporter and auto expert hannah elliott joined us for a closer look with porsche north america's ceo. klaus: niagara falls as the backdrop, i would say it was spectacular. other people have to confirm that. we could not be more happy about the reception and the social media picking up noise that we have entered the battery electric vehicle segment with a real porsche. carol: this is a big deal for you guys. klaus: absolutely, yes. we typically work with a f

jason: candace bushnell!rised me, it was not the interview i expected, the substance or the tone i expected. very enlightening. she is something. carol: it wasn't all cosmopolitans but there was the thinking going on. jason: you can find more stories on businessweek.com. carol: and check out our podcast. jason: more bloomberg television starts right now. ♪ - that moment you walk in the office and people are wearing the same gear, you feel a sense of connectiveness and belonging right away. our shirts from custom ink help bring us together. - [announcer] custom ink has hundreds of products to help you look and feel like a team. get started today at customink.com taylor: i'm taylor riggs in for emily chang. this is the "best of bloomberg technology." coming up, the tit-for-tat continues in china and the u.s.. they announced face-to-face negotiations scheduled for october. this is after a new batch of tariffs imposed by the u.s.. what it all means for apple.

thank you, candace. >> thank you. >> dr. torez. >> where are you going to in university of california. >> i'm going to the university of california office of the president. >> well, give janet my best and i just swore in the new speaker and if you need help, let me know. i want to thank you for treating me with respect and i never thought you were going to leave, so i'm sad by your departure but i wish you all of the best and you'll be working for an incredible woman who i knew as the university. she's tough, a visionary and you fit right in. thank you. >> director e arakin. congratulations on your new move. i'm happy that you think of this as your second family and i hope you'll stay connected to impart over your hard-fought six years to whoever ends up being your sec cessor successor. you have helped people to take pride. my husband wearing his searc tr. you make people feel part of one team and that's vital work that's not always recognised. so thank you for recognising that work and i wish you the best of luck in your ne

candace owens, the author of the upcoming book blackout, candace, so happy about your wedding, your marriageeautiful bride, i saw the photos so congratulations come up best wishes on that. what about this, the taking the black vote for granted and this has been going on for many years, something new happening. >> look, laura event on the show with you the last two years telling you that this would happen. the black americans are going to wake up and realize we have been lied to, used and abused by the democratic party. trump had the audacity to stand on stage and asked vladimir what you have to lose by taking a chance on me and democrats have taken everything from you. look at the community is, in the ground, crime, gain violence and have the audacity to tell me to look to the border and mexico and we should carry -- care about mexico instead of black america. there is no awakening. >> laura: you think this white nationalist talk, the commentator on one of the other cable networks in the sentence with we will not vote for white nationalist. white nationalist has become what they used to say

candace, are they going too far here?i think this is einstein's definition of insanity, doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. i don't see how they could be falling into this trap again. they're saying i'm a racist. i support trump, i'm a black america. they say i want to see a society come together that i can't actually live in. the problem is it's not americans but it requires no intellectual depths. try to consider what happen in 2016 and learn from what happened in 2016 but they can't, they're too arrogant. >> mayor pete, monique, sometimes has a moderate approach with the way he debates and speaks. he's attractive in many ways to a lot of people. that actually surprised me coming from him. coming from south bend, an interesting community, very diverse. but i never think it's a winning thing to attack americans. attack trump, go at it. but attack americans, i think that's a no-no. >> he wasn't attacking americans. >> laura: he just called them racist. >> he was attacking a point of v

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for the whole hour because we have debate recap unlike anything you've heard before with mercedes, candace owens, and a heck of a lot more. and raymond arroyo with a special debate version of friday follies. >> i think we're going to hit on chopper joe's trouble. the standup routine, that's a stinker. two exclusions, first, famous hollywood actor walks away from the democrat party, the backlash fellow actors are giving him. oh, that's been swift. isaiah washington is here to tell us why he now supports donald trump. plus an anti-aoc -- it's really an anti-socialism ad aired in last night's debate. it tore up the internet. the woman behind the ad is here to respond to aoc and all of the rest of the critics. but first? the week that was. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." >> you can kind of feel it. right? the weather is changing. fall is right around the corner. i'm talking about the fall of the democrats. it's been a terrible, awful week for them. capped off by a miserable three-hour debate on abc. first, there are signs that the democrats will give trump a win. they didn't want to do

stomach this is video showing emeryville police arresting public works employee candace jeffrey fromhe cash register at home depot where she worked. as christmas music plays in the background, jesse told officers that she did not want to talk to them. surveillance video tells the story. the police that she was caught on camera stealing money 27 different times over a four- month period. lycie that she used the cash drawer to hide the fact that she was secretly pocketing cash. all told, 30 say that she stole more than $6000 from home depot. shspent two days in jail and pleaded no contest in july to a misdemeanor count of embezzling.>> she is very remorseful for this activity, and she is going to make amends. >> defense attorney chris dobbin says his client has hit a rough patch. >> she would admit to the wrong, but she had a lot of extenuating circumstances in her family. she had a death in her family and some other issues going on that we are not at liberty to discuss. payment persons who were previously incarcerated, they would not be barred from the selection process. met for the l

. >> this is video showing emeryville police arresting candace jesse in december for allegedly stealing from a cash register at a home depot where she worked. she told officers she did not want to talk to them, and surveillance video tells the story, lycie she was caught on camera stealing money 27 different times over four months. she used the castro to hide the fact she was secretly pocketing cash and in all she stole over $6000 from depot. she pled no contest. >> she is very remorseful. she said she was going to make amends. >> she would admit it was the wrong thing to do. >> she had some other issues going on. >> the persons who were previously incarcerated would not be barred from the selection process. >> jesse helped pick members of the police commission, overseeing policies, on tuesday, jesse resigned as the vice chair of the selection panel. her court case was handled across from the police department where years ago she worked as a grant writer. i spoke to the coalition of police accountability. >> it is very ironic. i first met jesse and she worked for the police department.

candace chambers is the mom of a 9-year-old player. >> it looks like as in noose an think that was the intention of the person who possibly left it there was to create fear for people like me. >> i think for one it's disgusting. >> reporter: her son doesn't go to the school but she's school friday and it was taken down but the district doesn't know if it was intended as a noose. they have no evidence either way but are investigating. >> they found a rope tied up that has a noose at the bottom. it resembleless the whole idea of a noose. it brought up the feelings that are raw the past couple of weeks. >> reporter: a rope was found on a school fence last month. families were worried but the district later said a child said he found it and threw it to get it out of the way and it appeared not to be intentional. >> obviously it's distressing as a parent. obviously you always want to be cognizant and not blow things out a very turbulent times that wefied lhe fbi, who neither incident was a hate crime. a letter went home to families. the district says the baseball program, which is on city p

charged 35 year-old commission williams is the sister of clipper star forward kawhi leonard 39 year-old candace and williams both of marino valley could face the death penalty. the jungle resort casino security video reportedly shows them targeting assad the second she walked in last saturday morning following her from the entrance to a public bathroom and emerging 4 minutes later, resort workers found a side beaten and unconscious on the bathroom floor and her purse gone, assad beloved wife mother and grandmother died wednesday, a woman at an address listed for williams had no comment tonight. i don't know in a field court records show williams has an extensive criminal history, including convictions for grand theft auto and attempted robbery assad's son in law sent us this statement regarding the kawhi leonard tie saying the family and i are aware of the connection obviously no one believes he is involved in any way in the incident where where that he has experienced a similar tragedy in his past and we would hope that everyone is sensitive to this. i have only hope that he might keep my fami

with me is our americas editor, candace piette. latest development? well, jalisco, where this is taking place, is one of the most violent states in mexico. two very and dangerous cartels are at war with each other there. so the size of this mass grave that has been found has really shocked many people all over mexico and has reminded people of the case of the 43 students who were killed a few years ago. and the kind of activism that started around that case since then. but it has also shown how violent the war in jalisco has become. and also, the tragedy of the vast amount of people in mexico who have disappeared and who have been killed, and the lack of interest in finding them from the authorities. so what are the challenges mexico now faces? mexico has a very good law around the disappearances, and really, if it manages to implement this, this will really make all the difference. it includes creating a national database that doesn't exist, there is no data base database that doesn't exist, there is no database of dna samples fro

candace, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the union that represents park police in san francisco has filed a complainting the new acting chief of the u.s. park police of arranging for criminal charges to did be dismissed against defendants in san francisco. according to the washington post, the complaint said on two occasions, employees of the city were arrested, but that the charges were then dismissed after gregory monahan, the new acting chief of the park police intervened. the park police union is asking for a congressional investigation. >>> a slew of new updates set to hit iphones tomorrow. a preview of some of the biggest changes coming up. >>> the latest update to ios will be released tomorrow. ios 13 will be available for any iphone user who has a 6s model or newer. some of the new features include dark mode which makes the background darker and is said to improve battery life. with the new swipe to type feature, you can actually hold your finger down and slide it over each letter rather than individually tapping. apple maps is getting a new upgrade allows you to explore cities in 3d and appl

whole hour because we have debate recap unlike anything you've heard before with monique pressley, candaced raymond arroyo with a special debate version of friday follies. >> i think we're going to hit on kechopper joe's trouble. the standup routine, that's a nsstinker. two exclusions, first, famous

for the whole hour because we have debate recap unlike anything you've heard before with mercedes, candacens, and a heck of a lot more. and raymond arroyo with a special debate version of friday follies. >> i think we're going to hit on chopper joe's trouble. the standup routine, that's a stinker. two exclusions, first, famous hollywood actor walks away from the democrat

. >> gw is hoping to develop more copacabana beach and candace based businesses.g well. >> we wanted cbd for fda. he has been an empassioned leader to help address one of the most concerning issues of our time, the opioid epidemic. you think cbd could be one of those tools? >> i think so. >> do you think this is a wonder drug? >> no. do i think it could alleviate certain disorders? absolutely. that's why we need to find out. >> through research, which for years had been near impossible. >> the farm bill now allows us to work with hemp-derived cbd. that has been extremely helpful or else we would never be able to conduct the large clinical trials that are needed. nkts now there's a whole new wave of cbd research that is being funded. >> the stanley brothers are among them. while proof that cannabis works isn't yet required for cbd to be sold in stores or online, they want the data regardless. >> we live in a world, in a system that needs scientific validation and a prosets before you can make any claims. so we have to go responsibly about it. >> we have to be respo

decades and they tell you that, you know, you can't be a republican -- look, let me tell you something, candacey say at all the time, the number one problem in the african-american community is -- i will tell you for sure that these young men for sure that were in i this gang that pt of the child, the people that are continuing to perpetrate the violence on the streets are men without direction. they are menon without jobs, thy did not have fathers in the home and when you say this to your community, they tell you that you're not really part of the t community, which is insane. >> tucker: and thehe feminist say you don't need fathers. >> which is completely insane. black boys need fathers and i'm telling you, all boys do, but black boys in particular. let me tell you something, when i read a story like this it breaks my heart for that child and it also makes my heart for these men who have been lost and so many men like them all across the country that are being lost. >> tucker: so many american men that we don't care about. great to see you tonight, thank you for that. >> thank you. >> tucker:

. >> this is video showing emeryville police arresting candace jesse in december for repeatedly stealing from the cash register at home depot where she worked. as christmas music plays in the background, she told officers that she did not want to talk to them. surveillance video telling the story. police say she was caught on camera stealing money 27 different times over a four- month period. police say she used the cast work to hide the fact that she was pocketing cash. she still more than $6000 from home depot, she spent two days in jail and pleaded no contest in july to a misdemeanor count of embezzlement. >> she is very remorseful for this activity and she will make amends for her defense attorney says his client has hit a rough patch lately. >> she would admit that it's the wrong thing, but she had a lot of extenuating circumstances, she had a death in the family, and she had some other issues going on that we are not at liberty to discuss. >> persons who were previously incarcerated. right, would not be barred from this selection process. >> for the past two years jesse helped pick

candace he would owens and larry elder will tell you. young men in this gang that murdered this child. these people continuing to perpetrate this violence on these streets are men without direction. they are men that don't have jobs. they are men that did not have fathers in the home. and when you say this to your community, they tell you that you are not really part of the community, which is insane. >> tucker: and the feminists say you don't need fathers. >> which is completely insane. >> tucker: it always is. >> black boys need fathers. i'm telling you. >> tucker: all boys. >> all boys do but black boys in particular. when i read a story like this, it break mice heart for that child and it also breaks my heart for these men who have been lost and so many men like them across the country being lost. >> tucker: so many american men that we don't care about. >> thank you. >> tucker: beto o'rourke has explained his master plan repeatedly. he said he is going to send armed agents door-to-door to seize ar 14s and ak 47s. would that do anyth

. >> this is a video showing emeryville police arresting candace jesse in december for repeatedly stealing from the cash register at the home depot, where she also works. as christmas music plays in the back row, jesse told officers she did not want to talk to them. surveillance video tells the story. police say she was caught on camera stealing money 27 different times over a four- month period. police say she used the cash register to hide the fact that she was pocketing cash. 30 say she stole more than $6000 from home depot, she spent two days in jail and pleaded no contest in july to a misdemeanor count of embezzlement. >> she is very remorseful for this activity, and she will make amends. >> her defense attorney said his client has hit a rough patch lately. >> she would admit that it was wrong, but she had a lot of circumstances, she had a death in the family and some other issues going on. >> persons who were would not b barred from this selection process. >> for the past two years, jesse helped take from the oakland police commission which oversees the department's policies. but on

bloody candace, abraham lincoln's election, and ending with lincoln's assassination. a net ofkicks off with gettysburg gettysburg harry -- gettysburg heritage symposium. >> tonight on the communicators, tennessee senator marsha blackburn, chair of the judiciary committees technology task force on china's huawei task force in the u.s., antitrust issues, and regulating big tech. >> some of the social media platforms that are beginning to distribute news and have a newsfeed -- individuals want to see them actually have a news director. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your mind. c-span's campaign 2020. your unfiltered view of politics. columbiaesidents talked about his future at the council of foreign relations in washington, d.c. he also talked about the situation in venezuela. this is 50 minutes. i am david rubenstein. i have had the honor of serving in the council of foreign relations. i would like to welcome our members and guests. we are pleased to have t

candace: it is not clear what the final decision will be.hat the board is leading towards sparing the job of ceo. the top shareholders expressed support for the senior executive. the biggest investor has urged the lender to let the crisis blow over. it could be damaging to credit suisse and its stakeholders to lose any member of the senior management over this issue. another shareholder said we hope that media reports are not overly influencing the board of directors. having said this, credit suisse investigators have been honing in on the role of the chief operating officer. was involved in authorizing the surveillance. all will be revealed later today after the board meeting. yvonne: thank you. joining us out of singapore. a bit of a caution. a pretty good debut. ishaad: 4.25% the last time checked on it. quite something. the hang seng is up one quarter of 1%. yvonne: it is almost 11:00 in the lion city. we ended the last tower of the morning session. beatingfactory output expectations but remaining in contraction. >> beijing mesh there ar

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candace jackie was arrested in december allegedly stealing from the cash register of the home depot where. she was caught on video stealing more than $6000 over a four-month period. despite her arrest, she kept her name on the panel. tuesday, she resigned of the -- from the panel where she picked people for the police department.>> it is ironic that she worked for the oakland police department. ry ironic. >> we do admit it is a wrong thing for a leader, but she had a lot of -- extenuating circumstances. she had a death in the family and other things that i am not liberty -- not at liberty to discuss. >> she was found and charged with embezzlement. she spent two days in jail, they will likely appoint her replacement on the panel. >>> the time is 7:40 am. local police what you take to take a look at a person of interest in the death of a mother of five. the woman was hit and killed by a stray bullet last week. this photo shows a man in his cart moments after miss ventura was shot. investigators want to know if you know the man or know anything about the shooting, come forward. there is a $1

hello, i'm morgan radford in this afternoon for candace gibson. >>> president trump and the indian prime minister, diplomatic meeting or a political rally. and the whistle-blower. >> we had a great conversation. the conversation i had was largely congratulatory. was largely corruption. all of the corruption taking place. largely the fact that we don't want our people like vice president biden and his son creating the corruption already in the ukraine. >> senator elizabeth warren on top of a new poll in iowa, and an apology from the defense department after a tweet threatening american citizens heading to area 51. >>> there's a lot happening this hour including presidential candidate pete buttigieg trying to rally voters with a new bus tour in iowa. over seas in israel, serious discussions are underway between prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the opposition party to form a government. and later this hour nbc's kerry sanders takes us underwater to show us why the ocean's coral reefs are a canary in the coal mine when it comes to climate change. first our top story. president trump wra

can candace be trusted mike has more on that. >> last week i think the calm was the story in face of excuses for the market to back off. it did not do that and you have to chalk that up to the resilience of this tape. the rebound from the august lows was very low typically this precedes an index high although we've softened up in the last couple days. i think the rebound has brought valuation and sentiment back into a neutral state, not really overheated valuation by one metric. we're trading at the same forward price earnings multiple on the s&p as we did one year ago during that september peak period however, corporate bond yields were above 4%. they're now about 3% valuation looks a little bit better fed and trade are intertwined and maybe it required a bad trade surprise that's i guess open for debate, but right now i do think the market has earned the benefit of the doubt for the moment and then you mentioned september, if you get through september without having much damage to the overall indexes, that's usually pretty good information. if the market does not suffer when season

hello, i'm morgan radford in this afternoon for candace gibson. >>> president trump and the indian primed a great conversation.

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also i want to give credit to candace owens and the work she has done through heblecket movement.ed them and we central coming up in a couple weeks ago a movement away from the idea that you have to be a democrat and have to be on the left. free thinking ideas within the american spirit. steve: charlie, you know the big news out of hollywood regarding politics the last couple of days the fact that the will and grace stars have essentially asked for a list of the trump donors for this big fund raiser is going to have anyway. ainsley: they did get a lot of blow back. >> i think it's going to backfire on them. this sort of you are not allowed to think any different than i tell you theirtheir idea of diverse opinion elizabeth warren or kamala harris. that's their opinion of diversity in opinion in hollywood it's okay to be in the middle to say i like some things trump is doing. like some things on the left to maybe have a little more. steve: tolerance? >> not that i have to be 100 percent dogmatic democrat. ainsley: walk away did an excellent job interviewing him. here is more of wash

griff: candace owens appears before congress slamming the left's war on masculinity. >> impacting minorityhe list. right now we have a social environment that is hostile towards men and does not inspire masculinity. >> owens was invited to testify about white supremacy she acknowledges that it exists and calls it a fringe issue pushed by democrats. a college football fan's joke turns into nearly 1-million-dollar donation for iowa children's hospital. carson king went viral after holding this sign on college game day asking people to send him beer money. guess what? people actually did. he joined us exclusively earlier. >> my mom heard the idea and she is like oh my gosh, my son is going to be on national television asking for beer money. i think it turned into her being okay with it. obviously, you know, anything you can do to help the kids you have to do. griff: get this, king has raised more than $822,000 so far. busch light now giving him a year supply of free beer with his face on the can. ed: how did they determine that? can you just keep calling them need more beer. pile it up put it

steps of a show like fuller house, which was the reboot of full house with, you guys know that, with candacee wants to go back to the '90s, let me pull mine out. ed: sometimes they work. jedediah: can i weigh in on 90210? can we watch a clip and then i'll tell you how i feel about it? ♪ ♪ ed: i've heard pretty good things about it. jedediah: no, no. i love that series. i've watched every single episode. what they did is instead of bringing back the characters, they brought the actors back as some sort of twisted type of reality show. it's kind of like about their lives, but it's not really. and the whole audience is like, no, i want to know what brenda and brandon and dylan are doing. not dylan, unfortunately, luke perry passed away, who is greatly missed. so many arguments, they don't -- characters, they want to know about the actors. i watched every show. by the way, you inspired me to go back and watch the original series, so i'm watching, you know, kelly and brandon's love affair every night before i prep for "fox & friends." ed: how much free time do you have? jedediah: whatever time i

candace piette is the bbc world service's americas editor.isco, where this is taking place, is one of the most violent states in mexico. two very big and dangerous cartels are at war with each other there. so the size of this mass grave that's been seen has really shocked people all over mexico and it's reminded people of the case of the 43 students who were killed a few years ago and the kind of activism that started around that case since then. but it's also shown how violent the war injalisco has become. and also, the tragedy of the vast amount of people in mexico who have disappeared and who have been killed, and the lack of interest infinding them from the authorities. so what are the challenges that mexico now faces? well, mexico has a very good law around the disappearances, and really, if it manages to implement this, this is really going to make all the difference. it includes creating a national database that doesn't exist, there is no database of dna samples from these bodies. there are 26,000 bodies in morgues waiting to be identi

. >> just like candace was saying. exercise. >> yes.next one it's not just for bruties booty band. actually take iff. and bring it overhead. >> i'm so graceful. >> yes. >> okay. let's do it. l do a lat pull down right here. bring the down, yup, just like that. do you feel it in your back. >> yeah. little booty pop to it. make it your own style. >> ever since i was 14 area. >> i have a move for your >> help me out here. >> bring this band righteh b