representative david brad talked about his time in congress and the economic challenges facing the country. a new york times president and ceo, mark thompson discussed the way political speech is changed over time. in the coming weeks on after words, temple university president sarah oldenburg ross will describe possible solutions to rising college tuition costs. former goldman sachs vice president felicia ortez will talk about her experiences as an undocumented immigrant. coming up, columbia university law professor tim wu will explain the ways society has been affected by advertising. this weekend, former state department official mary thompson jones discusses her investigation of thousands of leaked diplomatic people the guardian and the new york times who collaborated on the release of these cables were surprised to find that in fact these were mostly mid-level officers going about their duties and they would deal sometimes with interesting approaches, with a writing style that was surprisingly we readable and not bureaucratic and making efforts to understand the environment in which t

gonna have a better performance from one line than the one we had tonight, dave backus and brad marchand and david pastrnak. each of those guys scored 2 goals tonight. ziggy tied it at 3 in the second period, his second of the game. marchand a couple of times in the third. his second goal of the night. that is pretty. bruins wake up from their slumber to rally and beat the blue jackets. it is a three-goal win to start the season. you like 'em? >> i'll take the chargers over the broncos. >> can't miss them. >> cannot miss them. this is interesting down the stretch. this was the hail harry at the very end. he they had gotten it would have tied the game but helps to get the ball in the end zone. the chargers beat the broncos 21-13. ner color rush thursday night football game. sunday's game, one of the most highly anticipated regular season games since gillette stadium opened and you matt light's annual raffle ends tomorrow at 5:00, and the win they are year gets to watch sunday's game in a suite with him. >> when you hear that ball, you know that crazy third down what they always do. when you hear th

david pastrnak scores from brad marchand and zdeno chara. 1-0 boston,the b's were shut out last night. later in the first. austin czarnik with his first goal of the year. he was just called up from the providence bruins today. 2-0 after the first period 3 goals for the rangers in the 2nd period. by b's goalie zane mcintyre. they tied it up, then took a 3-2 lead into the 3rd period and it was just too easy for the rangers after that. outscored in little over 24 hours, bruins are at detroit saturday night. game two of the world series. top 1st, anthony rizzo lines one down the right field line. kris bryant somes around from first to score. and the cubs have their first world series ld 1, 1945. actor john cusack loves it. as you see right there. cubs starting pitcher jake arrietta he pitched a no hitter thru 5 and a third innings, finally broken up on this double by jason kipnis. the first world series victory for the cubs and 71 years. girls division 3 field hockey semifinals. shannon morin for the goal 1-0 in the the huskies star player second half, will tie it up. senior maddie ellnor

david pastrnak scored from brad marchand and zdeno chara. later in the first, austin zarnik had his first goal of the year. he was just called up from the providence bruins yesterday. the rangers scored three times in the second period to take the lead. next up the bruins will play at detroit on saturday night. erin: david ortiz is heading into retirement with some more hardware. the red sox legend received the hank aaron award as the top hitter in the american league this season. big papi hit 38 home runs, 127 rbis and 48 doubles in the 20th and final season of his major league career. chicago cubs star kris bryant was honored as the top hitter in the national league. speaking of the cubs. they faced off against the cleveland indians in game two of the world se l chicago was the first to score taking their first world series lead since october first, 1945. their starting pitcher, jake arrietta, pitched a no hitter thru fice and a third innings, and they never looked back. the cubs won game two 5-1. the series is now tied at one game apiece

david: a gold rush in mexico's most murderous state. the hits and misses of brad. vestigation that unraveled his muscle farm business. ♪ david: welcome to"bloomberg businessweek." i am david gura. still a lot ahead. including the cyber security company that did not get credit for spotting a huge data breach. and how donald trump's family fortune was actually made. all of that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: there are many must reads in this week's "bloomberg businessweek." we're here with ellen pollock. go back a few years. a tragic collapse in bangladesh. ellen: something like 1000 workers died in the collapse of this building three years ago. this is the anniversary of the collapse. at the time, all kinds of brands that buy products made in these factories said they would step in and provide safety for these workers. a terrible tragedy. there were a lot of awareness that other factories were in bad shape. david: you said these companies would step in and change things. how much has changed? ellen: some has changed, but a lot of inspections have turned

still here with me is bloomberg lobo head of tech coverage, brad stone, and david chow.nks for joining us. david, i know you are very familiar with the company. i want to get your thoughts on what is their thesis behind their investment. >> i think the investment strategy is largely driven by their fundamental thesis for global investment that is just betting on the best companies around the world. when they first invested in dd, they had no idea there would be synergies with some of the other products, and there is now, using wechat. it's very consistent in the fact that it is the fastest-growing uber-like service in china and they bet on it. was recently in china as well, talking to the ceo, and getting the history of that remarkable company. it struck me as -- the story is so amazing and how the integration with wechat at the beginning of 2014 after the red envelope promotion around the chinese new year, tencent realizing how powerful mobile payments would be an propelling didi. didiort of wonder if happens without tencent and the huge investment it made in we chat an

tory crying and david pastrnak and brad brad marchand. pretty cute. i bet those kids are super exd. i bet you anything chris lambert, you must have had a teenage mutant ninja turtle. >> chris: my little brother a huge ninja turtles fan. we had all the toy, including a pizza thrower that flung pizzas across the room. that was the best toy of them all. taking a look at the forecast, scattered showers north and west of boston. a few passing showers left over through the day. warmest along the coastline, but even here in the city. i think we'll lose a few >> christa: let me guess, bedspread and curtain set, did you have, that as well? >> chris: i was the he-man guy. he was into the turtles. >> christa: okay. coming up, we're live with capital one believes your bank should work for you, not the other way around. so capital one reimagined banking... ? with a place that feels nothing like a bank. and helpful people that talk to you...not sell to you. with free checking accounts that are actually free... no minimums. no fees. and a top-rated app, let's you bank right here. the outside corpo

saw his team trailing 2-1 and fall behind 3-1 in the with a nifty redirect with that david pastrnak one-timer. after brad marchand put them ahead in the third, he puts on a show, undressing. he embarrassed bobrovsky. marchand, backes and pastrnak each light the lamp twice in a 6-3 bruins' win on opening night. now that his season is in the books, dustin pedroia is on the mend. the red sox second baseman undergoing surgery on his left knee to clean up his meniscus. pedroia's 201 h should be ready to go for spring training. jamie collins limited in yesterday's patriots' practice due to a hip issue. he'll get a better idea of his status when the final injury report comes out today. i'm joe amorosino. that's sports have. a great day. >> christa: till ahead, a tragic accident on an elevator in new york city when the doors open for a mom and her baby, but there is no car to step on to. >> reporter: we're live in two police officers were shot. this morning we're hearing from the shooter's mother. what she said about her son coming up. >> sarah: also ahead, the dang done when a cruise ship clips a ? amazing slee

brad: second generation owner and life-long clinton residents david bellman says the future is the talk of his store too. >> my concerns are my viability going down the road and staying in business. whomever the best candidate for that is who i am for. brad: customer says as an immigrant from colombia, donald trump's rhetoric has hurt. >> a lot of immigrants we have come with a dream. he is trying to smash all the dreams. brad: ernie says he wonders if either candidate is thinking about him. >> i want to see things get better. brad: now coming up at 6:00, we visit a shopping center here in clinton. we have been doing and giving people an opportunity to sound off. we ask what would you say to the candidates if they were here before you? we have responses when we come back at 6:00. in clinton, brad bell, abc7 news. larry: thanks. tomorrow votetrak 2016 will be in virginia, woodbridge. alison: we have new developments tonight for the residents of two temple hills condo buildings. they are trying to navigate dark hallways now to gather q mccray is there live with a look at the help that som

all of them wearing number 34 in honor of david ortiz including coach brad stevens. a group of former patriots came to fenway. the bruins, featuring the most marathon bombing survivors took part including jeff bowman. >> seeing him hug me and give me a hug. happy even is here. >> as a survive, with what he meant for the city. >> his speech, i saw his speech from my hospital bed at boston medical center. that punched me up. that punched me up really good. >> reporter: it gave you strength? >> yeah. he is the man. >> you wouldn't have traded being here tonight anything. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: also of course a big night for the fans including one couple, originally from boston, but now living in north carolina. they made the trip to fenway. >> we came from north carolina. we had to go to his last weekend game. we are looking forward to it. i hate to see him go. >> great man, great player. great everything. that's why we came from north carolina. >> reporter: here we are, a the playoffs are ahead. hopefully he will create more history then. jim smith, wbz this m

david: he owes a huge debt to this corporation. bradrt of the fun of the story was telling this incredible story of these last four years in china, where all of these uber clones started competing at the same time starting in 2012. didi's big;s -- competitors got the investment from alibaba. didi turned to the alibaba archrival, tencent. chat wasial network booming at the same time. didint funneled money into the same time alibaba was funding money into their rival. they did a deal together as uber was making a big bet on china. the's a lesson about relationship of the big three, alibaba, baidu, or tencent. vonnie: -- david: the piece includes an amazing, must read anecdote. vonnie: still ahead, the be crossing auld big psychological threshold as it moves past $50 per barrel. we discuss is the next big barrier will be $60, or could wti track lower? right now trading at $50.41 per barrel. this is bloomberg. ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. let's take a look at some of the big

david baucus making debut. third period bruins get break away marchand. brad marchand to help them get ahead. next up they play maple leafs tomorrow in toronto. dodgers had do or die game five win. 2-run triple gave dodgers three-run lead and hold on to win it four-three and head to tomorrow night. >> season over for the red sox dustin pedroia looking forward to starting 2017 healthy. successful surgery to fix a partially torn meniscus and expected to be 100% by spring training. >> look at drive time 128 northbound still a little bit slower than i would like to see at 43 minutes as you head tolls. shiri? >> shiri: gusts finally starting to pick up, winds gusting 20 to 25 miles per hour out there, leading to wind chills. right now feels like 43 boston, 41 in bedford but 36? in worcester and warm-up for the weekend and make the outdoor plans in less than ten. >> julie: what inpatient what's for dinner tonight? wegmans ez meals. dinner's not just delicious, it's done. [mmmm] we made it for you. like this favorite. scallops with garlic pesto sauce made fresh every day. it's ready to cook. just po

brad marchand maximum a great play to set up david backus for the goal there. just a couple of minutes later, they hook up again, tying it 3-3 heading into the this third period. it didn't take long to take the lead there. netter, and the bruins win this thing 6-3. the bruins play at toronto saturday night. two more high school football games this weekend will be collection sites for new hampshire tackles hunger. free admission at the mascoma game if you bring a food donation. so far, 52,000 pounds of food have been collected at high school football games this fall. >> now your storm watch 9 forecast. erin: what's the weather going to be like for the games tonight? kevin: chilly am once the sun goes down, it cools off quickly, especially as the winds lighten up. but there will still be a breeze. you'll notice we do have extra clouds out there in the north country early this morning, but beyond that, we are looking at the clear skies across the area, and we are seeing temperatures in the low and mid 40's early this morning, but that's as warm as we will be over

brad marchand makes a great play to set up david banks for the goal. then just a couple of minutes later, they hook up again, tying the game at 3-3. heading into the third period, it didn't take long to take the they add an empty netter, and the bruins win it 6-3. the bruins play at toronto saturday night. we're off and going with the bruins. two more high school football games this weekend will be collection sites for new hampshire tackles hunger. summers worth at campbell and newport at mascoma valley. free admission at the mascoma game if you bring a food donation. so far, 52,000 pounds have been collected at the high school games this fall. >> now your storm watch 9 forecast. erin: all right, it looks like we're seeing a bit of a problem there on 293 this morning in manchester. kevin: can't imagine that that is weather related. erin: no, there's construction in that area. beware of the backup. sean: can you fix that somehow? weather guy, we put a lot on you. can you pucks that? kevin: i can forecast it will get better through the morning. erin: oh,

without birch run, david posta not moved to the top line to skate with brad marchand and that ended up working out okay for them. the bruins trailed 3-1 at one point but kept coming back. he is in front of the net, redirecting for the second goal, tied at 3 -- a debut midway through the third, -- a shot is saved but brad marchand varies the rebound and gives them their first lead of 4-3, and they scored again and had three assists. he has two roles as your bruins at win, 6-3. tom brady and the company continue to gear up a for the match up with the bangles. they wasted no time last week taking advantage of the new tight end. rob gronkowski, 109 yards receiving, and he also had a three touchdowns. he did not make it into the end zone. >> we are a team. all of the players -- that is what is great about working with the guys. we are not worried about that. three touchdowns -- it could go any other game and the only thing where worried about is the team football on wbz, broncos and charges, philip rivers pastor to become san diego's all-time passing leader. he threw for one score and the c

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brad marchand, to name a few. marchand was asked for his take on david ortiz. >> he has always been the guy that loved it. it has been unbelievable watching him the last couple of years, the impact he has had. accomplished and the footprint he left in boston. sean: he is one tall guy. let's check on some of our granite state athletes in the pros. manchester's zach sanford has officially made the roster of the washington capitals in the nhl. sanford is a former star at pinkerton academy and boston college. he will make his nhl debut on thursday night against the pittsburgh penguins. good luck to you. londonderry's ryan griffin is houston texans. griffin was injured while making a tackle after his team threw an interception against the vikings. griffin is currently under the nfl's mandatory concussion protocol. texans coach bill obrien calls him day to day. from football to baseball. tim tebow struggled at the plate of his fall league debut. was signing autographs after his debut yesterday when a fan suffered a seizure. he reportedly put his hand on the fan and said a prayer before the man came to and start

brad marchand, to name a few. marchand was asked for his take on david ortiz. >> he is awesome. he has always been a guy the city has loved and admired. it is an unbelievable watching them over the last number of years and the impact he has had. a couple of titles. >> there is no need to say too much about his performance, what he meant to the team and this city. i think everyone realizes what he left in boston. sean: let's check on some of our granite state athletes in the pros. manchesters zach sanford has officially made the roster of the washington capitals in the nhl. sanford is a former star at pinkerton academy and boston college. he will make his nhl debut on thursday night against the pittsburgh penguins. londonderry's ryan griffin is dealing with an injury during his season in the nfl with the houston texans. griffin was injured whil interception against the vikings. griffin is currently under the nfl's mandatory concussion protocol. texans coach bill obrien calls him day-to-day. well, from football to baseball. tim tebow struggled at the plate of his fall league debut

next thing i know, brad calls me and says he saw you with my girlfriend, stacy. >> ah, come on, david. it's not what it seems. >> jimmy: oh really? >> yes. [ laughter ] [ beeping ] [ laughter ] i mean, look, look, the truth is, stacy and i were planning a a surprise party for your birthday, so congratulations, i guess it's not a surprise anymore. >> jimmy: that's fine. i prefer to celebrate my birthday with real friends anyway. [ beeping ] [ laughter ] [ beeping ] ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> that is -- that is good tv. [ cheers and applause ] really, really good tv. >> jimmy: really brings back memories. >> it really does. it's such a high quality of television, you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's like it really ushered in the golden age. [ laughter ] do you remember the turtle's name? >> jimmy: todd. >> todd. >> jimmy: that was his name. >> todd the turtle. >> jimmy: todd the turtle. i think we have another clip >> not season 2. >> jimmy: also called the second season. >> wow. okay. [ laughter ] because things -- things got weird in the second season. >> jimmy: the director installed

david arias. memories of the mile. the milwaukee mile hasn't hosted a nascar race since 2009, but it's still near and dear in the hearts of drivers who raced here.like sprint cup title contender brad keselowski, his family's race team won here in 2002. ((brad keselowski says yeah i want to see the milwaukee mile do well...it's one of the oldest track in the world. with a tremendous pedigree.so i guess the end result will be. but i'm wishing the best for that community and for that race track.i've competed there and it's one that i hope i'll have the chance to compete again.)) at big east media day, marquette picked to finish 7th in the preseason conference poll.it's a big year for the golden eagles program. ((luke fischer says this year especially it's the 100th anniversary of marquette basketball. 40th anniversary of us winning a national championship so there's a lot of history that's going in for us this year. and we're really wojciechowski says even though we lost a terrific player in henry ellenson i think offensively we can be a much more balanced team.we have to do a great job of not turning the ball over. and then defensively i think we're a team that can press up on peopl

david ortiz these days. you come through with almost a huge -- with a huge hit almost every night. the pats were represented by former players since they're playing tomorrow. well. leading out the bruins contingent and brad stevens and the entire celtics team took part. survivors of the boston marathon attacks on hand for the tribute. very special night there. a pretty strong statement about the impact ortiz has had on the world of boston. one final celebration tomorrow. it is going to be special trust me. against the blue jays in a few minutes. >> like you said it's all big papi all weekend long. fans are certainly sad to say good-bye but it's been all smiles on and off the field. wbz's jim smith continues our coverage at the ballpark, jimmy? >> the magical weekend continues at fenway park. true the red sox lost tonight but it was an emotional and powerful eveni everything. >> boston's farewell party rolling along. this time the city east other athletes -- this time the city's other athletes joined in. the celtics came as a team. the group of former patriots came to fenway and then the bruins featuring the most famous of all, bob biorr. but that's not all. boston marathon survivors also took part. >> he

brad stone in san francisco. oliver: a quick programming note. catch an encore airing of the david peer conversations tonight on bloomberg. he travels the country talking to lawyers to uncover their stories and paths to success. the first features microsoft co-founder bill gates. >> what did your family say? did she say something was wrong because he wanted to do computers? >> they knew i was obsessed with computers. i would skip academics, i would leave the house when they prefer i wouldn't go work at night on these things. it was kind of considered a little strange. oliver: the first episode of this six-part series airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. do not miss it. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. i'm oscar de la renta oscar de la renta. oliver: in brazil the man who spearheaded the ouster has been arrested as part of a sprawling probe into a crums at a state run oil giant. he is accused of taking millions of dollars in bribes. he denies the accusations and he resigned as speaker of the lower house in july and stripped of his congressional seat in septembe

david: thanks so much. at the top of the next hour it is bloomberg markets. mark, what's coming up? mark: we have two hours of bulging, bursting at the schemes. deutsche bank, we'll speak to bradbanking industry. he calls deutsch bank the problem child of universe. then eric interviews gnat zilkha, co-head of credit for the capitalized -- from the capitalized kids conference. hey the global c.i.o. mark fell -- haefele, they have a new overwait in u.s. tips. finally, it doesn't end there, the u.p.s. c.p.o., richard peretz, matched estimates today. robust growth and international markets. it's two hours, david, that absolutely bulking. jonathan: i'm going to tell david my way so happy. manchester darby last night. mark: finally we won. david: very hope for you. that is a bulking hour you have. coming up, donald trump heads into the final stretch of the election confident despite reason cent polls. more on why he thinks he'll be the next white house resident. next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg, i'm david westin. we're now down to 12 days until the election and most polls show widening gap between the two candidates. but donald trump says he remains confident that