craig: not at all.een comfortable and confident with the steps the fed has taken to rescue from the rate recession as well as managing recovery going forward. at the upcoming fomc meeting with regard to the balance sheet, we don't see a repeat of the taper tantrum. we see a fed rate hike coming in december. michael: speak and tantrums come i want to bring up a chart and take you to the short end of the market. #btv 8582. this is the spread between one month and three-month builds. the last 10 times we had a debt ceiling problem, we saw spike below zero for that spread. we are not quite there yet over on the right hand side, but you can see us moving down. let's start with brian. are you concerned that we are going to have something happen in the debt ceiling debate that will cause the markets to react significantly? brian: know, i think the debt ceiling plays out as it has most of the other times. ando to the last minute they will eventually pass. they will cause some market concerns in the near term, b

>> reporter: are you there, craig? >> i am. i just heard you talking about an emotional experience. >> reporter: yeah. i was talking to miguel almaguer. come here. my fellow correspondent here from nbc news, and i were just talking about what it is like to actually cover this thing. i said to miguel, it was an emotional experience. and he said i almost cried. >> reporter: it was undescribable. and for people in our profession who are supposed to describe what's happening to other people, it was really, really difficult to do. i mean, people told us it was going to be moving, it was spiritual, it will make you cry. i thought, i've heard that before. experienced this before. but that, jacob, truly was surreal. >> reporter: i've never seen anything like it. and, of course, this is like a once in a lifetime experience for people that live in the united states for at least for this thing to go all the way across the country. the -- it was almost like the air was sucked out of this entire place. >> reporter: the temperature dropped,

craig: i think we will be talking about interest rates, lower for longer. craig: easing.s. michael: terminal rates are overpriced, 2% says they are overpriced, 4% says they are ok. what is the terminal rate? >> closer to two or four? rachel: 2%. brian: 2% to 2.5%. scarlet: they get so much for joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is an easy. >> welcome to bloomberg pursuits, where you find information that helps you follow your inspiration. in this addition, utility meet luxury in three new suvs. imm

craig: it is a seller's market.an come to market and cut deals, the demand for risk remains strong. global markets are a wash in liquidity. there is money that needs to be put to work, that wants to be put to work. the chase for yield is still out there despite warnings. about the concerns right now. it is about liquidity and demand remaining strong. rachel: i would like to add that technicals are strong in the market. we have seen record new issuance in the investment-grade market year-to-date. in anglo markets in particular the use of proceeds has been largely refinancing pushing maturities further out to the future. actually, post financial crisis we have not seen a resurgence of the lbo boom we saw before him, so aggressiveness is not that exceptional and triple c issuance was quite light. there is some triple c issuance, but most of it is refinancing. scarlet: things don't look terrible from the bankruptcy perspective. rachel: i have another chart on my screen. 12 months ago we were dealing with energy recessio

please welcome daniel craig! hello, daniel craig. hello, sir.ee you. ( cheers and applause ) >> is that yours? >> stephen: that's yours right there. please, have a drink, mr. craig. now, nice to see you again. we had you on here about a year ago. we >> we did, was it your 37th show? >> stephen: wow. are you a savanity on counting television programs? >> one of my skills. >> stephen: can we check, that please? i want to fact check this guy. i don't want to be accused of fake news here on "the late show"." "munich," "defiance," "the girl with the dragon tattoo." but many people know you as james bond, i think the greatest bond. i truly-- i remember the first time-- the first time, "casino royale" at the end it said, "james bond will return." i said, "he all right. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: i would see another-- i would see another daniel craig james bond movie in a minute. now, you've been reported to have accepted the role of james bond again, in the "new york times," back in july. they said that you are going to be the next james bond.

craig, you first. you wrote in the new republic in the '80s at least one russian who purchased six trump tower condos was later arrest arened and the properties seized for money laundering and you write there was never been any indication that trump knew anything about money laundering schemes. so why do you think he has drawn this red line on mueller and investigators looking into his and his families finances? >> i think it's exactly where mueller has to go. i tried to find out when trump was first compromised by russia and went back to 1984 when a man named david bogadon went into trump tower. a guy with ties to the russian mafia. specifically to the crime family of simian mogolavitz, the boss of bosses for the russian mafia. sat down with trump and bought five condos. and the state attorney general ruled that that was money laundering. i tried to go forward from there and i found at least 13 people who appeared to have ties to the russian mafia who lived or worked in trump tower or had dealings wit

craig? >> stephanie, the waters that we're seeing in beaumont, we know that they had a heads up in houston. we know that -- these other communities around houston got a heads up. did they get that same kind of heads up in beaumont and port arthur, or do we know? >> reporter: you know, the people that i've been speaking to, as we have been driving along said they certainly knew that they were going to be heavy rains. but in the same way that we saw in houston, no one really appreciated the potential scale of the catastrophe. even when they heard those numbers. it's hard for people to visualize what that much rain will do to an area, because they have never lived through it. and here they are in shock. >> and, again, as we're having this conversation about beaumont, texas, you can see this -- one of the gentleman rescued there appears to be okay. getting off the helicopter there. in beaumont. and understandably rejoicing there, smiling, from ear-to-ear. stephanie, the folks in beaumont in and

craig? >> bill, how have south koreans there, how have they reacted to president trump's language and the current situation in general? >> reporter: yeah, hi, craig. well, as ever, there's the official reaction, and then perhaps there's what's really happening. so officially, the south korean presidency says there is no imminent crisis and that it is simply watching for more provocations from north korea. a pretty subdued reaction, the same thing you heard in japan reflecting these two countries. decades of listening to fiery rhetoric coming from the north. but, you know, things have changed. first of all, there was that intelligence assessment, which has changed the metric here. because south korea now knows that it does have a nuclear-armed neighbor in the north that is threatening the united states, threatening guam. but the second thing is, they heard rhetoric, not from kim jong-un in the north, the kind of fiery rhetoric they're used to, but fiery rhetoric from a president of the united

craig? >> kelly o., joining us from trump tower. ali velshi, our man on business, will join us in a moment to talk more about this disbanding of the strategic initiative. kasie, let me come to you now. lots of response coming in from capitol hill. we have not heard, however, from senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, just yet. what more do we know about the response coming out of washington? >> reporter: well, craig, we have in the last hour or so gotten reaction from the senate majority leader. and he talked in a paper statement about some potential conflict going on in lexington, kentucky, where there are some confederate monuments that officials are talking about removing. so there is the prospect of potentially violence there. and, of course, the majority leader's home state. he denounced any equivocation on racism on neo-nazis. but he did not mention president trump by name in that statement. he said, of course, racism, bigotry, are unacceptable. but we are getting, as you point out, reaction from across the spectrum here. a

daniel craig confirms he'll be back as james bond.a 97 people have been killed in one of the worst days of violence between rival groups. 500 have died in the last few days. czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the sub mariners who died. we have them within our heart. the pope has celebrated mass in his hometown. stay with us, stay with us, chanted the people. well, well, said the pope, you want me to abandon rome? this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. i'm babita sharma, in london. our top stories: a memorial for heather heyer killed in charlottesville last week is held as senior business leaders abandon president trump after his comments about the violent protests. there's grief and anger in freetown as authorities are blamed for hampering rescue efforts — at least 600 people are still missing after monday's mudslide. the next episode of game of thrones has been leaked. this time the source was the show being mistakenly released on the platform too early. let's take a loo

my colleague, craig melvin, is up next. >> hey, andrea, good to see you. coming up here on msnbc, craig melvin, msnbc headquarters in new york. the great divider. president trump scheduled to speak at the american legion in reno, nevada, just about an hour from now. he is expected to call for a new unity based on america's common values. will it be a carefully scripted and delivered message, or more of what we saw last night? >>> also, rewriting history, president trump igniting his base last night with that revised version of the actual comments he made immediately following the charlottesville violence. but he didn't stop there. he blamed the media for twisting what he said. and the obstructionist democrats for his stalled agenda. how much longer will his core supporters, will the gop and the country ignore his alternative facts? >>> and back up, you creep. an msnbc exclusive. in her own words, hillary clinton sharing what she thought about telling donald trump to do at the second presidential debate, and why she did not. >> back up, you creep! get away

do we want to say hi to craig? >> hi, craig!> reporter: they're going to be performing inside the stadium behind me, where 15,000 people are going to be watching this eclipse together, craig. and i want to just talk to two young ladies here. this is josi. josi, you're jos josi, you're a shaker. how exciting is it to perform right after totality? >> it's really, exciting. we're just excited, because this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. we haven't seen a total eclipse yet in our lifetime, so we're excited to see it. and we're excited to go and show all these people what we can do. >> reporter: and you're going to be showing people from all over the world, right, jamie? are you nervous? >> i'm a little nervous, but this is very special for us to cheer and shakers and something we have never gotten to do before so we're excited to show everyone what we're all about. >> reporter: do you girls have your glasses ready? >> yeah. >> reporter: okay. and it's estimated, craig, according to state police, 120,000 people have descended o

. >>> craig melvin is here. hey, craig. >> hey, andrea. pentagon plan. the defense department has prepared a strike plan for preemptive attack on north korea's missile sites using b-1 bombers. what would it look like? >>> also, international incident. washington has expelled two cuban diplomats after u.s. diplomats in cuba suffered sudden hearing loss. were they victims of a calculated covert attack? >>> and growing divide. president trump going after senate majority leader mitch mcconnell just a few moments ago once again as their public bat rages on. who has more to lose? we'll get to that in a moment. but we start with president trump. how will he respond now that north korea appears ready to cross his red line? in just a few hours, the president is scheduled to appear before cameras in bedminster, new jersey. with him will be the vice president, national security advisor and his new chief of staff. the appearance comes after north korea appears ready to test the president's fire and fury talk threatening to land four missiles about 20 miles off the c

so, craig, u.s. officials have been worried about the terror threat in europe and in particular spain has continued to rise up on the list of places that they've been concerned about. one of the reasons we know this is a terrorist attack but don't know where the suspects are from. officials here are concerned about the rising threat of islamic extremists, whether they be isis or al qaeda coming out of northern africa. it's a short sail away from spain and from the eastern side of spain which is where barcelona is. they will clue into where these people are from and are they from northern africa and that's a concern as people leave the isis-controlled areas and go to northern africa. it's been a hotbed for some time. we saw the travel back and forth from the attacker in the manchester attack. this is an area of increasing concern and spain's geographical location being that close to northern africa, it's something that i would imagine officials here and certainly there will be keying in on early in th

>> i'm sorry, i am, craig, it is, oh my goodness. oh my goodness. >> there has been a lot of that this afternoon. this is my mother on the phone, betty joe melvin. and there is the president, president trump with the first lady. the president leading by exam e example, wearing the glasses. >> oh my goodness, you can take it off now. >> that's my mother on the phone, in columbia, south carolina. >> there it is right there. >> experiencing the eclipse in our front yard. can you describe for us? >> no, i'm speechless, it is amazing. that's all i can say. it is just not what i even thought. it is just wonderful. you can see the light around it and the darkness, of course i took off the glasses now because i can see, it is a full ellipse. >> if you're telling me it's a totality, then i'm coke with that. we want to make sure you keep vision into your 70s and 80s clae stla tallahassat least. >> thank you, mom. >> we love miss melvin. here is the first family again taking this all in. on the balcony there at 600 pennsylvania avenue. presiden

craig gordon with us in washington. craig, thank you as well. coming up, our exclusive conversation with nick low as the company's first-ever phone officially hits the mark. this is bloomberg. emily: a new chapter in the battle for smartphone domination begins today. essential is officially celebrating the release of its phone now available to order and the phone is set to go squarely against the biggest players in the game, apple and samsung. joining us is nicolas roy, president and chief -- niccolo de masi, president and chief operating officer. so there's a lot of competition out there. why is this phone essential? niccolo: probably four areas i'd highlight. we have a unique style, titanium, ceramic. you either love it or hate it. there's no logo on it. it's your phone. we're big in believing this is a pro-consumer brand. we don't want you to advertise for someone else. you choose what goes on there. we have a unique accessory port. this is something to upgrade the phone, extend capabilities. best of all, we have the smallest 4-k, 360 video c

craig? >> kerry, did the patients have their dialysis before they were boarded onto the helicopters? >> reporter: yes. they're doing this as planned as they can. they put them through dialysis so they would not run into kidney problems in flight while going there. but you know, patients who are being moved here, the ones we saw get on the helicopter, nursing home patients we saw get into the ambulances here, it is all very traumatic and can cause other problems. and they're all fully aware of the fact that all of this can trigger some other problem. that's why they're trying to do it quickly but not too quickly, do it orderly, do it in a way to allow people, move up here, tony, we have ambulances coming in here, to get people to move in a way that they will get the care they need. here comes another ambulance. this may be part of the next group of ambulances that are coming in here to ferry patients out. we saw four or five here earlier, looks like he is getting in position to perhaps pick u

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sense,craig, give us a what comes next?the biggest question hanging over washington is whether this is a fundamental change inside the white house or more of some housecleaning that will not have an effect? let's talk candidly. steve bannon, stephan miller, other advisors, -- it is mostly donald trump. he stood at that podium on tuesday. he was not supposed to make those comments about charlottesville. he was not supposed to stoke those fires and he quickly did and spent 20 minutes sharing his deepest, darkest thoughts on race relations in america that made many people in the white house cringe. donald trump can't be fired. kelly has to find a way to rein donald trump in. the old expression, let reagan be reagan, let trump be less trump. sir, you are damaging yourself, it may feel good, but long-term you're hurting yourself with voters and staff morale. that is very tough and the white house right now. you need to find a way to channel your political instincts into more positive things are moving our agenda forward versus g

daniel craig confirms he'll be back as james bond.the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa 97 people have been killed today in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last 10 days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we are all with them now, within our heart. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people, in his hometown of krakow. "stay with us, stay with us," chanted this ocean of humanity. "well, well," joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?" this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. thanks forjoining us. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories. business leaders resign after donald trump's comments in relation to charlottesville. there's grief and anger in freetown as authorities are blamed

and one final thing, craig. the china newspaper that is connected to the communist party is suggesting that if the north koreans fire a missile, china will stand back, will be neutral, will let them act on their own. but if the u.s. should act unilaterally, china would have to step in. that's a newspaper that doesn't speak for the presidency or the government. but it gives you an idea of what people in power in beijing are thinking. craig? >> bill neely for us there. bill, also stand by, if you can. miguel almaguer on guam. miguel, word this morning that the government there is now walking citizens through what to do in case of an imminent missile threat. what more do we know about those warnings? >> reporter: yeah, craig. it was pretty shocking to many people here. the local government clearly hoping for the best, but also planning for the worst. they released these pamphlets to the 160,000 americans who call guam home, and also the 15,000 tourists that are here every day. they're pamphlets free for anyone who

greg: we are not. -- craig: we aren't.ets back to the story about -- the markets have room to run, yet. i think as long as we continue to see this slow and steady growth, you will not see the cup in default or bankruptcies. high-yield equity markets are going to be some order, but it will just into new to drive spreads a little bit tighter. scarlet: talk about the influence we have seen this summer, how has the amount of new money being put to work being changed over the past few months? brian: i think you continue to see investors want to get into the market. i think we are seeing for the first time in the retail investors days, starting to's we investors -- starting to see investors of out of cash, not just in the fixed income markets, but more in the equity markets. that is a little changed from anything we have seen over the last six to seven years. scarlet: everyone is sticking with us. let's get a quick market check on where bonds have been this year. looking at the 10, 2, and 30 year, yields are all coming down. sti

months of speculation, will daniel craig come back for a fifth time as 007? bond and is commercially the most successful of the franchise, with skyfall being the first to break the billion—dollar mark at the box office. it was only a matter of time before he was back home at mi6, regardless of how many times it's been destroyed in the films. despite the cars, the martinis, and, of course, the women, let's not forget that after the release of spectre, daniel said he would rather slit his wrists than play the fictional mi6 spy again. and if you believe what you read in the press, he's going to be well paid. and while daniel was mulling over that offer, other names, like idris elba, were being discussed, but for fans, daniel is the man with the "golden gun". after all this speculation, we finally got an answer and it's like christmas in august. you know, daniel craig has reinvented bond, and his films are amongst the most successful and critically acclaimed, so i think we really are glad we've got an answer and we're looking forward to bond 25. he will be 51 by

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. >> seth: and david craig plays the least david craig -- daniel craig -- daniel craig -- [ laughterg, i thought, i thought should have been james bond. [ laughter ] he was my choice for james bond. daniel craig ended up doing great. >> dave. poor dave. [ light laughter ] >> seth: poor dave. >> yeah. >> seth: i'm so bummed. because i know dave watches the show. >> i know. >> seth: and he finally got over it. >> yeah. >> seth: and now he's like, "oh, [ bleep ] now i got to think of that." [ laughter ] but this is the least daniel craig part i think i've ever seen him play. he plays -- >> dave would agree. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: but he's an explosives expert. >> yeah. >> seth: joe bang. >> seth: which is really -- >> great. >> seth: you can't ask for better than that. >> no. >> seth: as far as the name goes. >> yeah. >> seth: you play an iraq war veteran. you have a prosthetic arm. >> yeah. >> seth: so you also had to then, through the course of the film, learn how to do things with one arm, as well? >> yeah. >> seth: was that easy? was it difficult? >> uh -- no. [ laught

daniel craig, will you return as james bond? >> yes. >> you heard it first hand.about whether he would return as 007 daniel craig confirmed he'll be back for his fifth bond film. that's despite the actor once saying he would rather slash his wrists than play bond again. a lot of fans were really offended by that. >> so dramatic. >> we'll see if he's forgiven in form of the box office. >>> all this week we're counting down the event of the summer, the first coast to coast total eclipse in 99 years. it's happening on monday and here's neil de grasse tyson about -- talking about the staggering number of people may be watching. >> it's possible that 200 million people will see this eclipse. is it possible that this eclipse will be the most watched ever in the history of civilization because this is america and everybody has a car and if you don't drive you have a plane or whatever. and we all will just gather in this path of totality. this narrow path across the country. >> really cool. even if we're not near the path, around here, we need to find a spot. >> we'll fin

months of speculation, will daniel craig come back for a fifth time as 007? cheering daniel is the seventh actor to take on bond and is commercially the most successful of the franchise with skyfall being the first to break the $1 billion mark at the box office, it was only a matter of time before he was back home at mi6, regardless of how many times it's been destroyed in the films. explosion despite the cars, the martinis on tap and of course the women, let's not forget that after the release of spectre daniel said he would rather slit his wrists than play the fictional mi6 spy again. and if you believe what you read in the press, he's going to be well—paid. and while daniel was mulling over that offer other names like idris elba were discussed. but for the fans, daniel is the man with the golden gun. after all of this regulation we finally have an answer and it's like christmas in august. daniel craig has reinvented bond and his films are among the most successful and critically acclaimed, so i think we are really glad we got the answer, we are looking for

craig melvin at msnbc headquarters in new york. campaigner in chief, donald trump headed to arizona for another campaign-style rally. will he rally republicans, go after the two republican senators there once again? pardon the controversial sheriff? or all of the above? tonight maybe a more tempered announcement since he's changed his position on afghanistan. how will his new strategy be different or will it? and who's responsible? divers prying remains from the "uss mccain"'s crash in singapore raising new questions about what's behind the surge of faycal accidents involving u.s. warships. first, president trump addresses his base. a campaign-style rally tonight in phoenix. those chemoing track at home, this will be the eighth campaign-like event the president has held since his inauguration in january. if you notice, all of the rallies have happened in area where is the president did quite well in november, like pennsylvania, ohio, and florida. today's trip billed as an announcement of a new policy in afghanistan, the president l

>flowers/cousin of craig fletcher-cooks: "craig was awesome.was celebrating three graduations, high school graduation, culinary arts graduation, itt tech graduation. these were good boys guns and things like that was not on their minds">during two bystanders were struck by bullets, one man critically wounded. he survived. however 22-year-old terrence mccrary died at the scene. a year later the two homicides remain unsolvedon september 16th the community is invited a to a free skate jam event in memory of terrence mccrary in the city of berkeley. oakland police and crime stoppers are offering a reward of 25- thousand ollars for information leadin to an arrest in this case .in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news ( steve ) an oakland woma

>flowers/cousin of craig fletcher-cooks: "craig was awesome. he was celebrating three graduations, high school graduation, culinary arts graduation, itt tech graduation. these were good boys guns and things like that was not on their minds">during two bystanders were struck by bullets, one man critically wounded. he survived. however 22-year-old terrence mccrary died at the scene. a year later the two homicides remain unsolvedon september 16th the community is invited a to a free skate jam event in memory of terrence mccrary in the city of berkeley. oakland police and crime stoppers are offering a reward of 25- thousand ollars for information leadin to an arrest in this case .in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news we are now learning h

daniel craig confirmed he is returning for another bond movie.h time playing the dashing 007. >> it seemed like he was done with his super spy days after spectre, but he says he will be back, but this will be his last bond film. we've heard that before. noting that he wants to go out on a high note. >> basically, he wants to make up for spectre? >> that was okay. >> we don't have many details about the next insaulment, but we can expect to see it in theaters around november 2019 and maybe it will seem like craig wants to be there. >> he said he would rather have something painful than do another bond film. >> he made quite an ultimatum of done to him than do another bond film. >>> moving on to two of our favorite things. jennifer lawrence and wine. >> mm-hm. >> lawrence who just turned 27 yesterday posted a funny psa. >> she invites you to a california picnic which sounds awesome. >> it will be great. we'll hang out, drink some wine, talk politics, drink wine. maybe we'll call your ex-, maybe we'll call my ex. who knows. the point is, we'll have

craig says we're watching at 4:00 a.m., thank you craig. low clouds and there's a lot to go around. does it feel like a little faulty. it does to me. boy, we went from one extreme to the other. the first couple of days of august were really hot, mainly inland. it has been two different summers. one on the coast and one inland. afternoon sun. 60s and 70s. we've been in the 70s for these inland conditions. ten degrees below average. getting closer to average for many, but slightly below for some. we're looking for that fog bank. give it credit, the water temps came down, but these little systems keep -- little spokes -- there's the little guy right there. here comes another one. the high pressure is building in and that's going to give us a north, northeasterly breeze. this will keep the fog in place here for at least another day. now, i do expect to get chewed up sooner. warm air and lost is beginning to build in. take a look at alameda -- 59, 60. san francisco, 58, 59. 60. everyone is close, but those are warming -- 54 santa rosa to 59 in half moon bay to 56 in fairfield. berkeley a

is craig harrison. what do we know? it, the movie studios are having this conversation with potential distributors of digital downloads, like apple, comcast, cable companies that sell video films weekso offer after they debut in theaters. this has been going on for a while. the studios have also been talking to the theaters because they like to have their consent and permission to do this so this will go more smoothly for them. so far, they haven't been able to reach this agreement. they are starting to feel they will have to go it alone. emily: can movie theaters fight back? >> yeah. there is a lot that movie theaters can do to fight back. they are still the biggest generator of revenue for films. they can just boycott a movie. we are going said to release direct to homes within a few weeks after it is in theaters, theaters can say, no, thanks, we are not going to do that. that makes it a touchy situation. emily: how do you expect this to play out? >> it is still work in progress. if things come to a head, what you cou

i'm sheinelle jones. >> i'm craig melvin. we're tracking hurricane harvey. that storm is pummeling the texas golf course. the storm made landfall around 10:00 p.m. central time last night. it was a category four storm. >> it's been downgraded this morning to a category one storm but it's still an extremely dangerous and devastating situation. let's head to victoria, texas. that's where nbc's kerr sanders is standing by this morning. kerry, what can you tell us? >> reporter: right now winds are gusting upwards hour. here in victoria, texas, most of the city has lost power, which, of course, is what you'd expect. the good news is that two shelters are reporting they are still up and running and there are no problems. the people who made it to the shelters are safe. unfortunately overpass in this hurricane, which also packs tornadoes and lightning, this was a lightning strike that hit at one apartment complex. fortunately it was evacuated. but by the time the folks from the fire department were able to make it to the apartment complex, the blaze had gotten out

bloomberg's craig gordon, thank you. saleha mohsin as well.: still ahead, theresa may says brexit talks are off to a positive start, but ireland warns it will not be a pawn in the negotiations. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. nejra: and from london, i am nejra cehic with the european close minutes away. let's turn to the political drama. prime minister theresa may saying brexit negotiations are off to a positive and constructive start. this as the u.k. says it plans these a free travel for europeans after its divorce from the eu. joining us with the latest is bloomberg's emma ross-thomas. good to see you. on immigration, what have we learned? emma: we still don't have a clear policy on what immigration will look like after brexit. basically, eu citizens will be able to come in, to visit and for tourism, but if they want to stay or work or resign here, that is when it kicks in. border,t just about the it's about a comprehensive is in order to rent a house, get a bank account, h

right when he first came out i never said this publicly but i was very dubious about craig whyte and i try to give people the time of day that whatever so he contacted me and he said hey can we chat so i think i did and i and i knew that people would find out that we were talking so i actually told like a doctor on a back america and a bunch of other corner people that hey i'm going to i'm going to jump on a call with craig right i'm telling you in advance or there's no like conspiracy theories behind it so i spent three and a half hours of google video with him. and and i asked him a lot of questions now i grew up as understand like when i got into because i was a kid i idolized the toshi as people idolize their fav their favorite basketball players like i wrote every word of the white paper i read every email. i read every forum post i was a kid living in my parents' basement i know what to look up to all of us the toshi i know everything about him so when i spoke to craig right this guy's a fraud he had his no way. he offered me a job that's what he's doing with john the tonus wit

kenneth craig explains how the bay area company is now investigating. >> reporter: steven winkler uses uber all the time and never had a problem until he recently spotted an issue on his bank statement. >> i noticed a $50 charge from uber. >> reporter: he contacted the company online and was told he was charged a cleaning fee. they also sent him pictures from the driver of what appears to be a wet seat but winkler says it wasn't him. >> there's no way i could have done that without knowing about it. >> reporter: winkler is not alone. social media is filled with upset uber customers insisting they were wrongly charged for a mess they didn't make. and the better business bureau tells us, they have received more than 130 complaints about uber cleaning fees. john mcgahn and crystal drake were charged $150 and sent a picture taken by the driver but insists it never happened. >> they need a better system in place than what they have. >> reporter: uber is aware of these disputes and in the statement tells cbs news, we are enhancing our internal processes and investing in additional resources

thanks so much, daniel craig everybody.f the last bond film, daniel craig sounded a bit grumpy about the whole process , sounded a bit grumpy about the whole process, the whole experience. he seemed to be suggesting he would not returned. was that an elaborate ruse to get higher pay for this film? yes, daniel craig the tourist he said he would rather slashes risk and make another bond movie. he had just come off the back off and logistically complex and physically exhausting film that took months and months to show it. probably a bit of time for reflection and so want. yes, i wouldn‘t be too surprised that there was some negotiation over the pay packet, as well. is this being welcomed by bond fans? yes, very much so. daniel craig has been an excellent james bond. very much so. daniel craig has been an excellentjames bond. the box office performance of the films demonstrate that. the bond community really warmed to him. we tend to forget that when he his casting was first announced there was quite a lot of controversy, peopl

it will be the fifth outing as 007 daniel craig and, he says, the last.med in england's team to face west indies in the first test at edgbaston tomorrow. the surry batsman makes his test debut. in alaska hunters can now shoot bear cubs and hibernating bears even when they are in conservation areas after president trump abolished protections put in place by barack 0bama. welfare organisations say the change in the law is inhumane. however, hunters say they are actually helping conservation. this report from claire marshall in the chugach national forest. alaska's wildlife refuges are immense. each year, tens of thousands of people hunt here but what rules should they follow? president trump has lifted restrictions put in place by barack 0bama. once again all hunters can use bait and kill mother bears and their cubs. animal rights campaigners are outraged. but many believe hunters are the best people to manage big game. christine has hunted for a decade and she has also won prizes for conservation. she lets us follow her up into the mountains on her first b

authorities say more than 6,000 stranded residents have been rescued so far, and kenneth craig has the latest. all right, and we want you to know efforts to rescue more people trapped is ongoing. money and supplies are heading there. most notably, one company is sending kayaks. the president promised federal cash will arrive quickly, saying quote, you're going to have what you need, and it's goin kenneth craig is in houston. he has the very latest for us. kenneth. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: good afternoon, to you, i'm standing outside of the city's convention center, where there are thousands, and thousands of people inside. there is so much desperation here, but also, hundreds of volunteers who showed up to help. first responders waited through chest deep water in baytown this morning, to rescue stranded residents. >> we had no idea that we would have that kind of support and help. i know there's people that need it more than we do. >> reporter: similar scenes are playing out, over and over again across the houston area. civilian volunteers found laura blimton in her home. she regrets n

daniel craig, will you return as james bond? yes.nd daniel craig will be backas bond he confirms he'll play 007 one last time. and in the sport on bbc news. celtic are looking to secure their place in the champions league group stages. they host kazakh champions astana in their first leg qualifier tonight. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the government says there must be an "unprecedented solution" for the border between northern ireland and the republic after brexit. ministers have published their proposals on the future relationship with ireland. they've called for a "seamless" border — so that people and goods can continue to move across freely — protecting the good friday agreement. the irish government says the paper is "timely and helpful", but critics say the plans lack credible detail. our ireland correspondent chris buckler reports. bridges, roads and rivers. there is a political dividing line on the island of ireland. but it is a border that cannot be seen and many want it to stay that way. soft toys and

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, we -- stephen colbert. >> daniel craig we can use some good news here.u return as james bond? >> yes. [ cheering and applause ] >> apparently something changed. the 49-year-old says he will play the british superspy in his fifth and th25 overall bond film. but this will be his last one he says. the next bond film which does not have a title yet is scheduled to be released november 8th, 2019. i bet they gave him a boat load of cash. the news at 4:30 starts right now. that's a look at what's going on. >>> oh. honansed head -- he announce he retired a long time ago. >> why is he announcing he's retire. >> speculating on who would be james bond but apparently it's him. thank you for joining us this morning on "w >> i'm mike hydeck. >> i'm jan jeffcoat. here's meteorologist allyson rae. >> hey good morning everyone loves a good bond film. i'm excited maybe it's good publicity around the corner soon. that'd be good. fog this morning is going to be pretty dense. we have the yellow weather alert because you might need an extra couple of minutes. kind o slow down

kenneth craig paid a visit there. >> reporter: dr.r medical residency at waterbury, connecticut, one of her final steps of achieving a lifelong dream of becoming a doctor. >> reporter: the u.s. is in need of more primary care doctors like dr. norman. she's one of the first graduates at quinnipiac university that's tackling the shortage of internal medicine, ob-gynob-gyn psychiatry. bruce koeppen said primary care physician is at the top of the list. >> they see you for every particular problem you have, they can refer you to specialists if that's the case, but they're the one who knows you the best. >> reporter: it's estimated by 2025 there could be a shortage of up to 35,000 primary care physicians. dr. koeppen believes money plays a role. >> if you're graduating from medical school with several hundred thousa hundred thousand dollars in debt, you may choose something else. >> if you're able to control their pain, explain their risk factors when they're afraid of, you know, inheriting something from family, it's equally beautiful and