defence editor at the london evening standard and rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am us. tomorrow's front pages. the observer reports that the government repeatedly failed to act on fire safety warnings before the fire at grenfell tower. the express leads with the queen's respond to the fire, praising her majesty for calming the nation. the sunday telegraph says theresa may could face a leadership challenge from within her own party if she waters down brexit. the sunday times reports that senior conservative figures have told the prime minister she has ten days to improve her performance orface a confidence vote in the party. let's have a closer look through the papers. the sunday telegraph, which of course all the papers are focusing on, the tragedy that happened in north kensington. the sunday telegraph, the inferno response, not good enough, and admits the pm. obviously reflecting on her statement. just saying that basically it wasn't good enough, robert. it is her body language, i think they are all talking about, it isn't manoeuvring adroitly enough, to get up to

. >> the legal consultant is joining us from new york city. am cam footage affect tiger's case?ffect it significantly if this proceeds to trial because it shows he was unable to perform the roadside test including standing on one foot, walking a straight line. as far as we can tell, the only property damage is to his own vehicle, and thankfully no one was hurt in the incident. is tiger looking at a misdemeanor here or could he face any jail time? >> it's absolutely critical that no one was hurt. because of that, he will likely enter into a plea deal, and get a reduction in charge, probably reckless driving. >> new video, all-out war between the kardashians and caitlin jenner. >> she's just literally started three families with three different people and [ bleep ] everyone over. >> 100%. but can't handle that negative publicity, so i'm going to be the scapegoat. she's going to throw me under the bus. >> no love lost there. kris and kim furious over cait slamming kris in her memoirs. more of their night on e. >>> it's official after weeks of speculation, megyn kelly has confirmed

we also have these pictures from one of the demonstrations in moscow, this was in the city centre am nue that the authorities had sanctioned. that upset the head of the russian security service who said the move was a provocation. we believe hundreds of people were arrested. sarah rainsford was there. there have been dozens of people detained here and police are moving into the crowd and it seems that are pulling people out pretty much at random. we have seen quite a lot of young people being detained but it seems fairly random. they are trying to clear this main street here where thousands of people came out to protest against corruption. they we re protest against corruption. they were heeding a call from the opposition leader, alexei navalny, who called on them to take part in this protest. it did not have permission, it is an illegal rally and that is why so many people have been pulled out and taken away by police. the police have been announcing and making loudspeaker announcements saying this is an illegal rally and they will be taking measures and there is a huge police presen

joined by robert fox, the defence editor of the london evening standard, and also rachel cunliffe from city am at the trooping the colour parade in memory of all those who died in grenfell tower and in the recent attacks in manchester and london. on what is her official birthday — in which she said it was "difficult to escape the very sombre national mood". our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports on a day intended for celebration, the queen led the nation in sorrow. before leaving buckingham palace for horse guards, she stood with the duke of edinburgh for a minute's silence. a moment of reflection, joined by the footguards on the parade ground and the cavalry at the palace gates — in remembrance of those lost at grenfell tower, and in the terrorist attacks in london and manchester. and met some of those who have lost friends and neighbours. it had clearly made a deep impression. in her statement she said, "i have been profoundly struck by the immediate inclination of people throughout the country to offer somfort she suppott”""' " she went on: band plays her birthday parade went a

nathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ coming up, crude enters the bear market, weighing on inflation expectations, reflecting balance sheets of energy companies. and the treasury curve is the flattest since 2007. credit investors put their foot down after companies get greedy, looking for even lower yields. we start with a big issue -- inflation expectations continue to break down, waiting on the yield curve. high in theen developed world, but frankly i think it is just moving up because of the fed. >> it is the lack of faith. something we have been seeing for seven years, the light of faith in the administration, the lack of faith in the qe in other parts of the world that are tapering. >> the expectation that nothing is going to change and it is the business as usual, i think that is an incorrect interpretation. we will see curves steeply again as the right policy makes begins to unfold. >> if you look at the feds, they have been around the block a mother have seen inflation pick up whe

. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from the city of london, i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield."opean regulators decided banco popular of spain, debt was wiped out, senior bondholders protective, and authorities over today run on the bank. w a textbook succs for the regulator, and captured by the chart, but what about the investor? scott, a success for the regulator, i see that. is there a warning for the investor before they can go in and take a nice 11% coupon come across their fingers, and hope it never gets triggered. >> it is a wake-up call for investors. for subordinated bank bond investors, they have to be aware of the risks they bear for the higher coupon. this be with which the regulator took care of the situation, obviously there was a takeover as part of the deal. that is extraordinary as well. jonathan: it happened quick and there was a question whether this was a test of the cocos. the idea is you suspend coupon payments before the bank fails to keep the bank functioning. what was it this week? what was the take away from the first real workout for the securities? >>

you are watching "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ from the city of london, i am jonathan ferro. "bloomberg real yield." it is time for the final spread. parliamentaryench elections, a wave of central-bank decisions. a hung parliament, prime minister may hanging onto power. confirming right now that chancellor hammond will remain the chancellor in her new. a swiss central bank decision and the boj as well. ahead to break it down, let's begin with you. but sketcher thoughts on the fed. 10 year yields have rented new lows in the last couple of weeks .14%. is there a message in the curve for the federal reserve? >> bond markets have been rallying. equity markets have gone up, so bond yields falling, equities going up, one of the two is wrong, and the fed as well. the fed would like to start raising rates. it,y time they start to do there is an external issues stopping them from doing it. is a 95% chance they will go 25 basis points next week. i think it is one and done for the rest of the year. jonathan: a lot of people are saying the treasury's market is one of the most messed pric

jonathan: from new york city, for our viewers worldwide i am , jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ coming up crude enters the bear , market, weighing on inflation expectations and stressing balance sheets of energy companies. the reflation trade continues to break down. the treasury curve is the flattest since 2007. and credit investors put their foot down after companies get greedy, looking for even lower yields. we start with a big issue -- inflation expectations continue to break down, weighing on a yield curve. >> the interest rates in the u.s. are still high yield. --t is keeping the long end i think the flat thing has more room to run. >> it is the lack of faith we have been seeing for the last seven years. it is a lack of faith in the administration, the lack of faith in the qe in other parts of the world that are keeping bond yield suppressed. >> the expectation that nothing is going to change and it is the business as usual, i think that is an incorrect interpretation. i think we will see curves steepening again as the right policy mixf th

. >> nypd is enemy of safe cycling in new york city. >> i am in chelsea, during moon monday rush hour, a 36-year-old investment banker was killed by using the bike share program, citibike, this is the very first fatality in history of the program, they had over 43 million successful rides. so far and counting, you can see by none of the bikes available. the man's name, dan of brooklyn heights, according to statement, he was riding a citibike on 26th street between 7th and eighth avenue, he fell to the ground, run over by rear tires of a charter bus, suffered serious injuries, witnesses said he was alive, and it looked like he was breathing, he was immediately taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. >> a choice he made to behalf of everyone in manhattan, every day, i am not going to jump in the car, i am going to live my life by taking public transportation and bicycles which thoughtful. >> this is under investigation, the man driving the charter bus, 53-year-old man, has not been identified or charged as of yet. i am no pro bike rider, but i want to check out i rented my

." ♪ ♪ jonathan: from the city of london, i am jonathan ferro. "bloomberg real yield." -- whenble bonds european regulators decided banco popular of spain, debt was wiped out, senior bondholders were protected, and authorities taxpayersrun, saving from pain costs. it was a textbook success for the regulator, and captured by the chart, but what about the investor? back with us are our guests. scott, a success for the regulator, i see that. is there a warning for the investor though that thought they could go into -- that thought they could go in and , take a nice 11% coupon come across their fingers, and hope it never gets triggered? >> it is a wake-up call for investors. for subordinated bank bond investors, they have to be aware of the risks they bear for the higher coupon. at the same time, the speed in which the regulator steps in and took care of the situation, obviously there was a takeover as part of the deal. that is extraordinary as well. jonathan: it happened quick. and there was a big question mark as to whether or not this was a test o

the ongoing operation is led by british transport police, city of london police and the mets and city's am balanbulances and services. we believe that six people have died fwhiin addition to the thr people shot by police. i'd like to repeat our request for londoners to avoid the areas of london bridge and borough market to enable the emergency services to continue this operation. this investigation, as i've said, is led by the counter terrorism command. we ask for help from the public in the following way. anybody who's got any images or film from tonight, they can help by loading it to www.ukima www.ukimageappeal.co.u.k. those who are involved and are concerned about loved ones in the area, that should contact 8-800-0961-233. looking forward we were of course reviewing our plans for policing stance across london. in the forthcoming days people can expect to see more police forces around the capital. >> can you tell us, is this instant completely over now? >> our current belief is that there were three attackers, but this is early on, so we've still got some inquiries to work through to be

." ♪ jonathan: from new york city, i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." time for the final spread, the week ahead. coming up over the next week, president donald trump will be meeting with india and south korea. we will see if the fed clears away for some of the biggest banks in the u.s. we will also get the financial stability report as well and hear from governor mark carney. still with us to discuss, greg davis from the vanguard group, kathy jones and michael buchanan. greg davis, a year since brexit, and it is a big story for global bond markets, and now it is not. why isn't it anymore? greg: because i think people have realized it will take longer to figure this out then people initially expected. you saw a significant market reaction right away, but the devil is in the details. it will take time to figure that out here. jonathan: kathy, who would have thought a year later now we would be talking about potentially a rate hike. why are we talking about a rate hike? kathy: the currency market is feeling the impact of brexit. the sterling is way down ve

some storms in some area and estimated 150,000 people expected to be on the boardwalk around ocean city. i am one of them. in spite of my extreme close up a little while ago, hopefully that didn't scare you. i plan to spend the weekend in the sun, guys. beautiful day here today at the jersey shore. back to you. >> all right. don't forget your sunscreen. >>> taking another look at old city to keep the latest forecast at your fingertips, be sure to download our fox 29 weather app. >>> all right. now on to developing story out of chester county. the manhunt continues for the man who shot and killed a teenaged girl in traffic. it happened wednesday afternoon in west goshen township. the killing believed to be a case of road rage. >> now police are searching for the driver who they say took off in a red pickup truck. there is a $5,000 reward for any information leading to that gunman. >> and we are learning more about that young innocent victim. 18-year-old bianca roberson. fox 29's dave kinchen live at the west goshen police department. dave, we are getting now a look at what that gunman looks li

the city as many of you i am sure no, began in 1837 and it was called - a wonderful poetic name for a city. [laughter] very appealing! and it is because the railroad was going to end there. they pick a spot arbitrarily. this is where the real world will end. and it did. and a bunch of other railroads crossed there. by the late 1800s you know, or by the civil war atlanta was a very important nexus of the railroads which is why sherman burned it to the ground in 1864. but atlanta came back with a vengeance calling itself the phoenix pity. atlanta has always had this sort of can do attitude and we are going to go forward and do what we need to do. it has also been completely full of itself and full of a lot of hot air. >> someone in savannah joked that if atlanta could suck as hard as it blew, it would be a seaport like savannah. [laughter] but it is kind of lovable in that way. atlanta has never been like the rest of the south. it has always kind of been a little bit looking up north. a little bit envious of the north. atlantans are always talk about how they're going to be the next gre

jonathan: from new york city, i am jonathan ferro.in the markets, here is the picture inequities. andres are down about .2 the s&p 500 looking as it is for the week on the session, dead flats, unchanged. if we look at the price action, you do get price action in the fx space, the dollar weaker again, the euro and the pound, as well. we are still expecting that statement from prime minister theresa may to come. it was meant to come about 20 minutes ago. for some reason, it is delayed. we will bring you that. that is the story in the fx market. yields at 216 on the 10 year. we are anchored around near the low end of the ranks for 2017. let's get you up to speed and what is making headlines outside the business world. emma: in london, police say manslaughter is among the charges being considered in that high-rise apartment fire. authorities say it started in a refrigerator. cutting on insulation in the building had failed his safety test. at least 79 people died in the fire. north korea is speaking up for the first time since the death o

american leadership, even as this administration joins a handfull that reject the future, i am confident cities and businesses will step up and do more to lead the way and protect future generations, the one planet we have got. similar comment that he made last october. obama: even if we meet every target in the agreement, we will only get to part of where we need to go. make no mistake, this agreement will help delay or avoid the first consequences of climate change. it will help other nations ratchet down there dangerous carbon emissions over time. and set bolder targets and technology advances under a strong system of transparency that allows each nation to evaluate the progress of other nations. by sending a signal that this is going to be our future, it opens the floodgates for businesses, scientists, engineers to unleash high-tech low carbon investment and innovation on a scale we have never seen before. so this gives us the best possible shot to save the one planet we have got. host: we will show you all of his remarks. you can find them at c-span.org. your comments on the news that the

ladies andiepgen, gentlemen it is an honor for me to join you for the birthday party for the city of berlin. i amially pleased to be here today because it is not often i get to go to a birthday party for something older than i am. [laughter] [applause] pres. reagan: for a second speech here, i keep thinking of a story of ancient rome where on a saturday afternoon the hungry lions were turned loose on a group of people on the floor of the colosseum and they came charging and one individual stepped out and said something quietly and the lions all laid down. the crowd was horrified that they were going to be denied the show and caesar sent for the man who had spoken to the lions and he said, what did you say? and he said, i just told them that after they ate there would be speeches. [laughter] pres. reagan: then -- [applause] pres. reagan: let me begin by conveying us the warmest greetings of the american people to all of you here today could only a small fraction of the community can be here, but our good wishes go to all the residents of this marvelous city, wherever they may live. and i am happy

. ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york city, i am vonnie quinn.m: live from london nejra cehic. with the european close minutes away. prime minister may speaking in parliament. we have a couple of headlines saying she will work with anyone in any party in the national interest. she also said the government intends to take action to keep energy prices down, as she has also been talking about the ell fire. the biggest stories in the news right now. an unexpected increase in existing home sales. sales rose 1.1%. signs the housing market is making progress despite a shortage of inventory sending prices to all-time highs. a shakeup at tesla. the head of itself driving unit is out six months after joined from apple. the new head of tesla's autopilot software will be jim keller. he came last year from advanced micro devices. nike could be close to an agreement to sell shoes and other products on amazon.com according to an analyst note from goldman sachs. they currently sell through amazon subsidiaries and third parties. selling directly would give nike m

i am in mesa city, arizona, usa. i am your big supporter. i am very pro-russian, and i wish you good health and success in your life. my question is as follows. as an american who is here in the usa and sees the racist russophobia, which is largely here in the u.s., what kind of advice can you give me to help to clear things up? to help my compatriots, the people of great america, to make them realize that russia is not an enemy? mr. putin: first of all, i really appreciate your call. as head of russia, i know what the sentiments of our people -- we do not treat america as our foe. twice in history, as you probably know, when it was difficult, we joined our efforts and were allies in two world wars. the russian empire for a certain period of time helped the united states to gain independence and supported the u.s. right now, we are seeing russophobic sentiment in the u.s. we believe this is due to the increasing political struggle. i do not want to give you any advice. i just want to thank you for your stance. we know there are a lot of frie

also told anti-urban shield protesters will be gathering for a demonstration here outside of city hall at 8 am. >>> the city of san francisco celebrating the first full day of summer with a free concert in golden gate park. >> to mark the 50th anniversary of the summer of love. members of just that -- jefferson airplane and the chambers brothers will perform along with other musicians honoring the music from the 1960s >>> for people who are heading to the city this morning or elsewhere around the bay area we will check on the roads . the >> good morning. we have a new accident in solano county. we will start there. 80 westbound near the truck scales, four cars pulled over. you might see some slow traffic . if you're driving down the eastshore freeway to the bay bridge toll plaza you will see traffic is going to be backed up for about 20 minutes before you make it to the stand. we are seeing a huge backup on the 880 ramps. if that ramp isn't cool i'm beginning to see that is going to be a little better than normal. 88 the, oakland, no major problems. 880 is getting a little bit slower on the so

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your sense of the trump administration's policy toward crime in the cities? oni am -- i am focused in this race, as i have been for two decades, and what happens in the city and county of philadelphia. that is what concerns me. yes, crime has gone down, but in the past couple -- it has also gone up. that is what my concern and focus is. and what preventative measures we can utilize and make sure and it does not peak continues to go down. that is where my focus and concern is. amy: i want to ask you about a piece of mother jones that was headlined "philadelphia cops shoot and kill people at six times the rate of the nypd." it says in a city where blacks and white each make up about 45% of the population, almost 60% of the officers involved in shooting between 2007 and 2013 were white, while 81% of suspects involved were black. so that was from a doj report. but the headline from mother jones "philadelphia cops shoot and kill people at six times the rate of the nypd," your response? >> well, i see really have not seen that article or the numbers, so i don't know what

huw, iam huw, i am outside city hall, which is where some of the welsh vote will be counted tomorrow, their way through the general election issues, because so many of them are devolved? lines because so many of them are devolved ? lines really because so many of them are devolved? lines really have been blurred, because uk manifestos have been making pledges about devolved issues, like health and education. now, brexit has been a key is used here, wales voted to leave the european union. different parties have different views about how funding should be replaced. labour has traditionally been the strongest party, but we have had some insight into how the conservatives are viewing wales this time, three visits from team—mate during this election campaign. jeremy corbyn was in north wales today, but it has been the first minister, carwyn jones, who has led the charge for labour and wales, under the brand of welsh labour which they say has been successful in the past. plaid cymru hope to make gains, rhondda and ynys mon target seats for them, and the lib dems, well, they are defending o

. ♪ scarlet: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york city, i am scarlet fu along with tom. we are bringing you special coverage of the fed announcement which is one amount -- which is one hour away. check.t's do a data we have seen a lot of adjustment by global wall street with views on the american economy. that's a better number up top. that was stunning earlier. it has given back a little bit. the curve is flattening from 85 basis points. the difference in yield between 10's.s and the i am looking at the dollar-yen. stronger yen, that global thermometer. the heelst comes on of disappointing retail sales and consumer price data. retail sales was soggy to put it mildly. still whether this is i read jersey. ira jersey.k - how does the fed project rate increases for the rest of this year and the next your? >> we have been trying to determine is whether the federal reserve will bring down its specifications of where rates will go in how quickly they will hike? the longer term might not change. they might think 3% is a good rate but the path of getting there has to change. yo

vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york city, i am vonnie quinn.erg markets." let's get a quick check on u.s. stocks and where they stand. the dow is unchanged. the nasdaq and s&p 500 barely unchanged as well. you wouldn't really think that would be the case given all that's going on geopolitically and micro wise. let's get the real story from bloomberg's abigail doolittle. president trump did just finish that press conference on infrastructure. had been hoping it would reveal president trump's plan relative to the possible $1 trillion spending. that really didn't take place. there was much more focus on aviation. this is the s&p 500 airlines index. relatively bumpy ahead of that press conference. higher than men going slightly higher right now. as president trump talked about taking plans of air traffic control private. i spoke to a bloomberg intelligence analyst and he said over the long-term that these plans should help the airlines if they are positive on this, but that's five to seven years out. where we do have big movement is for the infrast

. ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york city, i am vonnie quinn along with mark barton in london now for our latest bloomberg business flash. a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. for the first time in years, apple will use its developers conference to show off hardware as well as software. the conference begins today in san jose, california. according to people familiar with the plan, apple is expected to unveil a new ipad and mac laptops. billionaire hedge fund manager ray dalio is not bullish on president trump as he once was. sees thehe more he president move toward conflict rather than cooperation, the more he worries about him harming his presidency. dalio is the founder of bridgewater associates, that manages more than $160 billion. that is your bloomberg business flash for this hour. once again, we are awaiting the presiden. he will be making some comments on infrastructure plans in just two minutes. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . . so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren't just undergoing a face

i am reassured that we are one of the safest global cities in the world but we always evolve and reviewrtain that we may remain as safe as possible. emergency services immediately reacted. inhaling reports of immediate reaction, soon after the incident was reported at eight minutes past ten. hospitals an area where put on lockdown, including saint thomas ‘s hospital. outside there is a correspondent, who can bring out the latest. that's right, we arejust along bring out the latest. that's right, we are just along the river, about a mile away. this hospital was one of three hospitals put on lockdown last night, as events were unfolding, and it wasn't certain what was going on. hospitals were put on lockdown here, patients and relatives were kept inside for their safety. we know the latest from london ambulances, they say they took 48 patients to hospitals across london last night. five hospitals, some of those patients are being treated here this morning. we understand some of the patients are in a critical condition, others suffering some minor injuries. we know there was a huge respons

teach these folks, if they want to be a part of the city, you've got to learn how to drive in the city. >> i am going to give you a statistic from the same report that you commissioned. on a daily basis inside san francisco alone 283,000 people hop in uber and lyfts to get around town. it is next to muni the most popular way to travel in san francisco. so you have a quarter of a million folks out there on a daily basis who want this service. >> we have a culture of convenience and most of it is concentrated in the most congested parts of town already. that is not a workable long- term solution. so while it's 15% city-wide, in downtown, in the district that i represent, in the south of market district, it's over 25% of the congestion. as mayor lee said, we are going to have to look at solutions whether it's congestion pricing like london and stockholm of doing but -- >> wait. if you can't beat them, tax them? >> if you can't beat them, try to keep them out of the most congested parts of the city and get people on to public transit. that's precisely what london did with great success. the most ri

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kingdom i would like to hear your comment on that >> will answer your question is spelled the city were from. i am kidding. follow those intelligence bases the agency's then russians were very open but they were involved to influence the election. but the question is is there any evidence that the trump campaign colluded with the russians? people suggested that might have happened but there was no evidence from those intelligence agencies and they repeatedly have gone before congress to say there is evidence and we know the director was highest cry of the totem poll said on the to the press -- meet the press when donald trump was becoming president that he found no evidence of collusion. so why would you have a further investigation just because somebody makes a suggestion? i think merkle was involved in the election . she had a reason. she really liked hillary iel am shocked of the intelligence agencies we really need a special counsel to determine. you looked at me like you are looking at me now like is that crazy? i think notha -- and i want to speak ony his behalf but people in the white house

individual responsibility in a community where, fortunate, in some cities , and i am back chicago where there are too for many shootings. we have to figure out how to calm things down to making safer. we are all responsible for us in many ways. sorry about that. , in the wake of this week's shooting, some lawmakers have proposed making some changes to increase security like having capitol police present at any event where there are a number of lawmakers. do you think that those capitol police should do more? guest: well, i think the capitol police in the years i was there, do a lot. .hey are stretched thin there is a lot of overtime involved. looking at the current budget that was supposed to be passed this wednesday, there were recommendation to add more officers. i think you have to balance the cost effectiveness of this. what the desire is to have more capitol police offices, but i have to tell you, it is very, very expensive if you are going to go to a fence around the world or even in the capital region to provide the type of protection you need to prevent these things. is one thin

there aren't words to describe the grief and anger our city will be feeling today. i am appalled and furious that these cowardly terrorists would do -- to liberally target bystanders. there can be no justification for the acts of these terrorists. i'm quite clear we will never let them win, nor allow them to cower our city or londoners. londoners will see an increased police presence and over the course of the next few days. no reason to be alarmed. one thing we all need to do is make sure we are safe as we possibly can be. i am reassured we are all the safest double cities in the world, if not the safest global city in the world. we always evolve and review ways to make sure we remain as safe as we possibly can. amy: following london mayor sadiq khan's remarks, u.s. president donald trump took to twitter to attack the mayor, tweeting -- "at least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and mayor of london says there is "no reason to be alarmed!" in fact, mayor khan had been speaking about the increased police presence in the city when he said there was no reason to be al

we can speak now to rachel cunliffe, who is comment and features editor at city am, a business newspaperthat campaigns for what it calls a ‘free and accountable press'. rachel, what's going on? this is mostly about rupert murdoch trying to grow his media empire and obtain full control over sky. this is a little bit confusing because rupert murdoch owns fox, the company tried to ta ke murdoch owns fox, the company tried to take over sky but sky is very much associated with the murder can buy so he is very much on both sides. fox owns 39% over sky at the moment and they are trying to obtain the other 61% of shares in a deal worth £11.7 billion. this has made a lot of people very upset. and here is one of them. there are rules in this country that say broadcast media is very sensitive because it reaches into people's houses and therefore it not only ought to be able to reality, a range of views, they must not be political control in this country like there is in the united states. so we need to have that plurality, but share of ownership. many voices, in other words. bbc, itv and the sky, s

against my city as a bankruptcy of value from their part not to recognize the greatness of the city i represent. i am a progressive. they use that as well. but i don't think that members of a party should pick up the line of republicans and that's what my members are coming back to me saying. why are these people using their line? let's just -- we don't agonize, we organize. so let's get started on winning the races where we really do ve a chance, where the numbers are more in our favor. but i think -- this is what i think. i heard that tweet and said, he didn't write that. that's the first one i think he numbers are didn't write. [laughter] he didn't write that. the republicans gave him that and then he added the chuck schumer line in there as well. he may have added that, but i think they wrote that for him. it's a classic republican line. the fact is we have to redistrict our country so that when we get the majority of the votes in the country it is reflected as the majority of the votes in the congress. and that's what we're setting out to do as well, as you know, the leadership of eric holder wo

. >> meghan: if you're a taxpayer and new york city, which i am at the moment, and you have the mayor saying it doesn't matter, we'll go on our own regulations, how will people respond? >> trish: you're going to respond depending on how the economy is. businesses say, we don't want to be in this area or any particular city that's putting these kinds of regulations on us. we can go somewhere else across to another state, to another city where we won't have -- i like this example in connecticut. g.e. had been there for a number of years. they raised taxes in connecticut so g.e. said see you later and they're moving to massachusetts. is the same thing. you can't over regulate. >> harris: breaking news now. fbi director james comey, we have a firm date on when he will testify and here's what we are being told. he will be testifying both an open and closed door session with the senate intelligence committee next thursday, 10:00 a.m. east coast time. we want to talk about this for a second. let me set it up this way. i'll remind everybody of what the stakes are at this point. this is a man

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city for everybody but also preserving our great culture. that my folks are from the wall and i'm happy there. well cultured rich and i'm glad that they passed on every bit of it but i am thankful because my city feeds me this culture and grew up in our own any you know i don't just dance because i seen a dance on soul train no doubt was a while i was dancing i dance because that's in a dance at the second i was assigned and the gas was crisscrossing the fenians been going around and ridge doing a jab you know monkeys and it gotten up and having a good time but that's lad days you know and some people in a world as wild reasons but in a wall as we dance the dance of death spirit we never bang go to pray but on down and. that's such a chore feel free spirit for and love and joy carnival with you katie. this is fashion. i don't think we've been doing they we've got the most ellison's now we had louis before that we a city the birthplace of jazz and we are about one hundred percent of the culture of the jazz music so we've been producing as old as ten but i would've mecum deafened do straight in the musicians why don't we invest in american great musicians why don't we in