this is actually paul newman's daytona. randomly to his daughter's boyfriend in 9084 just off his wrist as a token. -- in 1984 just off his wrist as a token. now he wants to give it all to charity. that is what it is up now. carol: i have no idea what the watch went for originally but i assume it is expected to go for a lot of money. guest: you never know. it can go as high as it can go. philips is saying at least $1 million it will go for. we talked to vintage collectors that say it will go up to $10 million. carol: who is likely to buy it? guest: there is a group of young vintage watch collectors that made their fortunes in tech or commodities and they are not necessarily all-american. they are global and they have been going around from auction to option, taking their watches with them in safes and spend millions of dollars on that. phillips is reaching out to its personal network of individuals but they are taking the watch on the road. because the story is so cool, even people who can't buy it to see it so they are doi

this was paul newman's paul newman daytona.one and it is now coming up at auction because james cox who received it from paul newman once to give the money to charity to nell newman. to the charity she runs now. carol: i've no idea what the watch went for originally but i assume it will go for a lot. >> you never know but it will go as high as it can. at least a million dollars. we talked to a number of vintage collectors who said it would go for way more, maybe $10 million. carol: who is likely to buy it? >> there is a group of young 30's, 40's, they are very global. vintage watch collectors. they've made their money in tech. they have been going around from auction to auction, flying there, taking watches with them in safe boxes. making millions of dollars. they are taking the watch on the road. carol: its own roadshow? >> and the story is so cool. people who can't buy it want to see it. they are doing events with a ferrari dealership in greenwich. and in seattle. working with banks. they are trying to market it and hype it.

now, he wants to win the daytona 500. he has no experience. she has never driven a speed stock car on the local track, but he is going to win a daytona 500. he gets driven to the track in his chauffeur-driven limousine. he gets out, puts on a fire suit, a helmet. he is on pole position. he has 42 experienced professionals around him and behind him. what do you think is going to happen when he goes into the first turn on the first lap? it is not going to be pretty. we elected someone with absolutely zero experience. that causes me quite a bit of alarm. that we can get to this point where we do not value public service, nor do we value public we have come to a time when we are hiring people that are totally inexperienced. in no industry would that happen. that is my comment, and i want to thank you very much. joann, in connecticut, a republican. what is on your mind? caller: my comment is first of all i don't think anyone would have known anything about what was going on with the statue in charlottesville, virginia without the press covering thi

so essentially we're 400 miles east of daytona beach. wave. that's been the prick key getting out of the tropical weather. clear skies which we have right now to make this area we've had to run six engines full steam and 6,000 guests. so 23 knots to get to the path of totality. at the same time we've got bonnie tyler i heard you playing the music earlier her song she's doing something different today with dnco doing a duet. they were practicing last night. then sing it together total eclipse of the. d.c. e will have cake by the oceans. a lot going on we're lucky because we have it better than most in the states they're going to one spot. they're locked down and the weather is the weather where they're at. we're a moving target so if things actually get a little bit different with cloud cover, little overcast, we can slide north or east and that's the benefit most people have come out here on the atlantic. fingers crossed. i'll either have a promotion or be looking for a job come tuesday. [ laughter ] >> we'll see how that goes but mauree

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as we start you out this morning, ler this afternoon it crosses over the peninsula b 8:00 it's off daytona beach or melbourne. north, tuesday, the modeling is picking this up, there shall an area of high pressure right here, the high should be strong enough to knock it out to sea. mason dixon line if you were to draw it east through south jersey and delaware that could see showers on tuesday, but again, we'll have to watch this because the high is slower to come in, it will allow the low to come up the coast. guys,. >> thank you to that. phillies fails the cubs for the second game in the series at the bank they are hoping for a repeat of last night's big win. >> soul are gearing up to s with alleir arena bowl title. your saturday morning sports. >> reporter: hello, again, phillies got good pitching but that was overshadowed by the super rookie. reese hoskins, you got to be kidding me, his 9th homer in 16 games. else the fastest in mlb history to get to 9. >> reporter: carson wentz tweeted, been busy in training camp, but reese hoskins has been busy for the phillies. hernandez, 3 run triple

in baltimore, new orleans, madison, daytona beach, austin, new york, two cities in ohio, monuments and statues have been torn down without deliberation or public debate. in florida, roadway markers have been ripped up and streets renamed. in virginia, the city of alexandria plans to remove jefferson davis' name from a highway. in georgia, a democrat running for governor wants to blow up three confederate generals carved into stone mountain. the university of southern california, activists demanded a new school mascot because the one they have a has a name similar to robert e lee's horse. an asian espn announcer knows the feeling. he was removed from a football game for the same reason. it's not just lee that offends, but the man to whom he surrendered at appomattox. bill de blasio was asked if he planned to tear down grant's tomb. he said he would think about it. new york is conducting a citywide review of all symbols of hate. the head of city council is removing a christopher klum statue. in chicago, activists torched abraham lincoln's stat you for being old and white. and now pastors

up, one collectible will have fans racing to the auction original daytona watch.peak to the watch director at phillips to see what kind of bidding frenzy we can expect. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: it's 2:00 in new york, 7:00 in san francisco. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ we are life in bloomberg world headquarters in new york over the next hour. here is next stories we are covering. in debt ceiling blame game washington. president donald trump blamed majority mitch mcconnell and paul ryan for failing to avoid, what he calls, a miss. all street slang different hits on the federal debt. the ceos of big banks who want higher taxes to drive down debt texas arelds in bracing for landfall. some platforms in the gulf of have category three storm's, what winds of 125 miles per hour. >> u.s. markets close in two hours. let's

much hollywood icon paul newman's original daytona watch went, when the bidding begins in the fall.ss that had. we will have fun with this one. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> and timeless collectible is hitting the auction block. this figure it's their risk of hollywood legend paul newman. this timepiece -- watches from the late 60's to 1970. as more than $1 million. department/joins us now, great to have you on the show. >> this is in excess of $1 million. most appealing factors for the auction -- you never know what can happen. we believe the market will give up the price that it deserves. >> what's on the market, where did it come from? >> comes from the boyfriend. -- the boyfriend's daughter. gifted by paul newman. long-standingve a relationships with clients. after having multiple world his motivated to sell to cancel the highest price here. so the highest price here. this is an man 2017. he was ready to sell. >> how much does that go for? >> it was a relic from the 1950's. most relics of that area -- sold for over 5 million u.s. dollars. >> on the proceeds from the sale is going to g

in baltimore, new orleans, madison, daytona beach, helena, austin, new york, at least two cities in ohionuments and statues have been torn down in the past week without deliberation or public debate. in florida, roadway markers have been ripped up and streets renamed. in virginia, the city of alexandria plans remove jefferson davis' name from a major highway. enrichment, the mayor wants to pull down all five statues thats famed monument avenue. in georgia, a democrat wants to blow up three confederate generals carved into stone mountain. at the university of southern california, activists demanded a new school mascot because of the one they have had as its name that is similar to robert robe. lee's favorite horse, not making that up. an asian espn announcer knows the feeling because he was removed for a football game for the same reason. it's not just lee who offends our modern jacobins come up with a man to he surrendered at appomattox, ironically. on tuesday, new york city mayor bill de blasio was asked if he planned to tear down grant's tomb. the tomb of ulysses s. grant. he indicated

. >> florida state for two years, daytona state college and then belmont for my last two years of eligibilitylay our songs in a baseball stadium. wrigley, fenway. crazy. >> seth: it's, like, the one thing that's harder to do at wrigley than play baseball is play concert. >> yeah. >> seth: like, you did the thing that has actually had the odds stacked against you more than that. >> it's crazy. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: so congratualtions on that. >> thank you. we're super blessed. >> seth: i want to ask about this, whose house has this -- this is a treehouse that one of you has. is this yours? >> my wife and i have a cool little spot out in the woods outside of nashville. and we got pete nelson from "treehouse masters" build us a little tree house. >> seth: there's a guy -- there's a place called "treehouse masters?" >> on tv, yeah. >> seth: oh, wow! >> a tv show, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: it's a tv -- i -- uh -- that sound -- >> where have you been? >> seth: well, obviously you watch a lot of real estate shows. you're telling me about vanilla ice and now the treehouse guys. [ l

government inventory with a reference bibliographyy of civilian works, recommend reading we were told we daytona because that implies government endorsement of civilian work. that war the lawyers together us that but when general pet trace asked -- petraeus asked they gave him a different answer. reading level. army doctrine is women an eight grade reading level, not because soldiers are stupid. the idea is it's going to be read quickly and absorbed quickly. the argument i made this is being written for battalion staffs and above, college graduates, they can read a heard tex so it is -- the reading is up to -- 12th grade level. so good it has been used as a college textbook at a number of universities. adder i had number of professors claim to men we then mall ewan was revises the 20 she war losing their best textbook and want to us change its. this is a time of abu ghraib. got resolved because of the mccain-feingold -- the bottom line congress passed the regulation that the rules for us, and another army manual became the standard so we didn't have to deal with it. a real tough nutted to deal w

carolina, florida, san diego, baltimore, brooklyn franklin ohio madison, wisconsin, worthington ohio, daytona beach, florida. we will be talking to reporters throughout the three hours and also your viewpoint on what should happen with these monuments. robert in for smith, arkansas. wondering i am beginning to wonder if they are after white supremacists or if mey -- it seems like to ,here was a guy on television it looks like he's started a race riot. polls, theentioned survey that was done august 13-15. do you see that light confederate war heroes more of the suit symbol of southern pride or racism 54% said southern pride, 26% said some ball of racism -- symbol of racism. caller: good morning. related, however, we celebrate memorial day every year. i think itmistaken was the daughters of the confederacy who started a memorial day for the southern dead. that't remember the year congress then changed it to memorial day that we then honor the northern and all the dead and all the wars so memorial day is a confederate starting of our memorial day, which is related to the month -- monument issue.

we not only have advisories in place from vero beach but through daytona if you're cocoa -- if at the beach up to jacksonville and southern tip of georgia rip currents are possible as it heads out to sea it stays that way but should leave a few more inches of rain especially in southwest florida that already got hit so hard. coming up, portland, oregon has potential to hit an all-time high record. >>> midflight air scare when an overheated mobile phone battery sparked a fire on a flight with more than 200 people on board, crews quickly worked to extinguish the blaze and adrienne bankert has the story, good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. it's deja vu on board a plane, another cell phone or cell phone battery catching fire. it comes at a time of heightened security at airports nationwide and it's a sobering reminder of what not to put in your luggage. this morning, investigators sorting through how a lithium battery pack or mobile phone caught fire inside an overhead bin on a packed international flight. the crew noticing smoke after meal service on board a

petersburg, san diego, los angeles, baltimore, brooklyn, madison, daytona .each we will be talking to reporters throughout the three hours while we also get your viewpoint on what should happen with these monuments. robert in fort smith, arkansas. go ahead. caller: hello. i was wondering. on the census. 62 to something that people want to leave the statues up. i'm beginning to wonder if they are after white supremacists or if they are after white people. host: who is they? i noticed this guy on television. start a raceing to and they're pushing it too far. you mentioned polls. here's the washington post with the economist survey that was done august 13 through the 15th. after you see statues of confederate war heroes more as a symbol of southern pride or racism? southern pride. 26% said symbol of racism. in oak hill, west virginia. caller: good morning to thank you for taking my call. this is not related to the statues. however we celebrate memorial day every year. i think it mistaken was the daughters of the confederacy who started a memorial day for the southern dead. can't remember

thank god they daytona that that. if they did that, they would be in trouble.it's very difficult for the prc to implement that also. i can tell you, about 15 years ago, when i was dcn, a lot of taiwan fishing boats. they already lost their licenses because the u.n. found the drift net fishing so they became the transport ship for mainland chinese stowaways. first to guam, and then later to hawai'i, later to american west coast. now, i remember there's one year there were 14 cases of being capture bid the u.s. coast guard and people repat trait. who is going to pay for the air fare for the repatriation cost? i said to the american authorities, okay, the taiwan fishing boates, only a few captain, first officers, only five of them were paid for this. another 150 mainland chinese stowaways their be responsibility of the peoples republic of china embassy but the american authorities take that to me saying that not going to pay that. and i said to american friends, i say, if they recognize us as the sole legal governor of china, we will pay for everyone. american fri

i'm a rising sophomore at embry-riddle in daytona beach, florida. >> no income taxes in florida. >> thank god. i was wondering if you could share your insights as to why congress is still failing to pass real meaningful legislation and revamp the va and take better care of our veterans. >> they actually tried to do some things previously. your senator marco rubio was one of the leaders in that. i think what the president is doing -- they have fired some people. they're bringing some accountability for those who have not properly served our veterans and the promises we made to our veterans for health care for their service and risking their lives and help for protecting our freedom. i do think the concept of choice where veterans don't necessarily have to go to a veterans administration hospital but go to a private doctor or hospital that's closer to where they reside. i think they're making progress in that regard. i think -- that's why i gave it a b. i threw veterans in with military readiness as well. i think they're making some changes there. more can be done. the steps they've taken a