sherrod brown thinks whether obama's criticism of elizabeth warren crossed the line.think the president was disrespectful to her the way he did that bycalling her another poll significance and referring to her by the first name. while he had not done that with a male senator." >> i can't give you an informed judgment, but he's got to be careful obviously in the language that he uses because it's the megaphone as the president for goodness sakes. i kpbdzcan understand the reaction. >> a lot of democrats think that elizabeth warren walks on water. i think he was trying to point out she has political impulses on this one. >> i'll give him a pass. >> it shows a personal relationship saying elizabeth. >> why is hillary straddling the fence on trade? >> for the same reasons i've given you, the base and the heart and soul of blue collar workers and folks who put them in power for years they abore these deals. >> the energy with the democratic party is with the progressive wing. she doesn't want to offend them. if it goes through the house she can probably avoid making any st

next, elizabeth munro and lisa catherine adams. this is about 90 minutes. >> elizabeth monroe was a true partner in her husband's career. they were a love story and absolutely devoted to each other. elizabeth monroe had a well-developed sense of style and image. this is a woman who knew how to carry herself with great elegance. she always warranted your respect. >> it was one of the most splendid white houses that ever existed. it is called the era of good feeling. >> this is a woman who spoke french. my goodness, what she could talk about. >> elizabeth was a beauty. she received is seldom anything in the white house. she hated it. >> dignity, civility. those are the words that come to mind. >> elizabeth monroe served as first lady from 1817 to 1825 as a time known as the era of good feeling. coming up, we will explore her life and what were not always happy times inside the white house for this woman born into a well-to-do new york family. she married james monroe at the age of 17 and traveled new york extensively with him. she br

next, elizabeth monroe and louisa catherine adams. this is about 90 minutes. ♪ elizabeth monroe was a true partner in her husband's career and it was a good sounding board for many policies and decisions that he had to evolve. >> they were a love story if one ever was and absolutely devoted to each other. >> elizabeth monroe had a very well-developed sense of style and image, and her jewelry is a reflection of that. >> this is a woman who knew how to carry herself with great elegance. she always warranted your respect. >> it was one of the most splendid white houses that ever existed. >> it was called the era of good feeling. >> this is a woman who spoke french, and my goodness, what she could talk about. >> elizabeth was a very great beauty, described in one letter as a rose petal beauty, but mrs. monroe received very seldom anything at the white house. she was a recluse, absolutely hated it. >> hospitality, decorum, dignity, civility those are the -- civility, those are the words that come to mind. >> elizabeth monroe served as firs

do you mind if we finish talking about elizabeth warren and hillary clinton? >> elizabeth warren? >> get to that now. >> and you're not going to leave, right? >> no. i am jim downey in the room. >> we'll have a little chat. >> good to see you. >> thank you very much for doing this. >> really appreciate it. >> all the best. >> david, the chicago guys, they just -- >> i know. he's -- i'd rather talk about the cubs, anyway. so bring him back. >> we can do that. so, david, what i was struck by was just how artfully she turned that question, you know, refused the frame of it and used it exactly the way she wanted to. >> no. look, she's very -- she's very skillful and, you know, that is a -- that was great populist rhetoric and, you know, she is -- she is clearly the point person on this fight. and the supporters of the agreement, the president and others, need to address those concerns. i know the president well. he got his start in steel mills outside of steel mills that had shut down here in chicago. he republiced an industrial midwestern state that was pummeled by the impacts of thi

elizabeth: in kansas. >> oh, my god. elizabeth: drivers dodging debris. jummy: 51 tornadoes ripped across the great plains. there is more on the way this week. the storms brought hail for parts of our area yesterday. today, as you can see outside of the capital, it is much colder. doug hill is here with a first check of the forecast. any storms? doug: i think we will be in fine shape. thunderstorms over the weekend become a possibility. these little red dots, 51 tornado reports. the national weather service will confirm how many there were. it was wicked, we will still get a reading later today where there was ef3 or choose involved. we had hail reports. 75 degrees, sunshine at reagan national. the wind is calm. it is a beautiful afternoon. the areas that are dark, that is where the clear skies are. we had some cumulus clouds building. the temperatures in the 70 possible keep climbing to about 80 degrees. -- temperatures in the 70's climbing to about 70 80 degrees. jummy: if severe weather breaks out, stay informed with the weather alert sent straight to

elizabeth warren will not seek the 2016 democratic revelation has not told the elizabeth run movementstop. warren has been talking about income and equality and economic justice for years. >> we believe that no one should work full time and still live in poverty, and that means raising the minimum wage and we are willing to fight for it. >> former maryland governor martin o'malley raised his wage on top of passing other progressive policies and bills. o'mallee planned to launch the policy in weeks, and has been portraying clinton as a centralist. >> triangulation is not a strategy to move america forward. history celebrates approval and courtroom. >> vermont senator, a self-described socialist declared he is running running, and one of his issues is campaign finance. we have a political situation, where billionaires are able to buy elections and candidates. let's not kid ourselves. >> queue hillary clinton. we need to fix our dysfunctional system and get upaccountable money out of it once and for all. even bill de blasio the progressive mayor of new york could have an impact on clinto

i think elizabeth warren is terrific.ed to be the president for everybody. i think she has an aversion to beating the hell out of the other side the way i like to. >> the key phrasing in john burton's beautiful -- >> dropping the f bomb. >> it was right for the f'ing part of it. not one of the champions of the american people along with hillary clinton. she's got that title casey. and hillary clinton's not going to be able to take that title away from her. >> i just wonder if he were introducing hillary clinton, would she warrant an expletive from mr. burton. >> i got introduced and the same word was used. >> yeah. >> he dropped the f-bomb. i was shocked.lri i was running for president. he was right -- he was with me. >> you were the elizabeth -- >> i was his candidate. >> john kerry was the hillary clinton candidate. >> i was his kind of candidate. if he approves of you, he uses the f-bomb. i was horrified. i was running for president of the united states and some guy drops the f-bomb. i'm going oh my god. >>> we're goin

she's going to have to contend with elizabeth warren it seems to me, whether elizabeth warren were to be a candidate or not. >> she does. and one thing about the op-ed, aside from the free trade piece, a lot of their points are things that hillary clinton has been talking about herself, whether she's being pushed that way because of elizabeth warren i don't know but she's talked on the trail about paid family leave, she's talked about raising the minimum wage. she hasn't said how much but she says she's in favor of raising it. she is definitely, i'm hearing, going to make student debt a huge part of her campaign. we'll probably hear something about that the next few months. what else is in there? she's been talking about cutting tax breaks to billionaires. so a lot of those bullet points if you took off the bylines, i think you could still tell who wrote it but she's taking some of those messages herself. and even some of the language, i think, in the op-ed is talked about the game is rigged. hillary clinton's line right now is the deck is stacked against you. so even the language tha

plus, elizabeth warren is taking on president obama.e in new york city mayor il de blasio are unveiling a new progressive manifesto and you can expected to be at all its with a lot of the president's policies and ideas. olivia: we have to get back to the huge tech story of the morning. verizon is buying a well of for $4.4 billion. it was a shocking announcement even though our own alex sherman said it may be in the works back in january. with us is kevin smith who is in analyst. also with us on set is mohammed. thank you very much for joining us. kevin, let us start with you. why does the deal makes sense for verizon? kevin: verizon has been trying to diversify from mobile broadband access. they have a digital media services business which has an ad insertion technology. it is going to be for this new over-the-top video lt multicasting. business video ad tech which is still a nascent industry and really unproven technology. i think the thinking is to combine the technology with aol ad tech technology and tried to enter this video ad tec

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with the planning department approval an 20th avenue protesting the issuance on february 2015 to elizabeth o hear of arresting an revert to storage rooms f this is on for hearing tonight we'll start with the appellant the appellants council you have 7 minute. >> good evening, members of the board and staff you've seen me argue this i represent lay lay the appellant in this case we have a situation where after becoming suspicion theory landlord modestly might be wanting to change things in the building piloted for a block book notice on february 17, 2014, and then found out that the occasion permit had been issued on february 20th 2015, and she, of course, makes the appeal tonight bones the fact the planning commission record did not follow his procedure so she was not innovative of the permit before we had time to look at it and decide if she wanted to apply for conditional use as i pointed out in my belief i've remind you of a case on february 11, 2015, whether there was a hearing on ancillary issue of an electronic permit on a kansas street addresses in that case the board unanimously gr

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. >> hi elizabeth. we're standing about 100 yards closer to the city hall building than where leeland is situated right now. this is a police barrier blocking off city hall. maryland state troopers just behind that. we've got maryland transportation authority police this way. some national guard members further down that way. if you can see any of the guard members resting against their humvees there, you'll notice they are heavily armed today with m-4 rifles standard military issue. a little further to the right is where the dignitaryies will be standing. just who they are, we don't yet know. the rally itself is being headed up by malik shabaz. back to the guardsmen, keeping a fairly low profile. today, one of them told me for the first time those weapons are actually loaded with live rounds. two steps short of being capable of firing. they're not charged. you have to pull back a lever to put a round in the chamber. then you still have the safety on after that. most importantly, these guys are under ve

he used elizabeth because they are friendly.l disturbing this is important debate about free trade make it about gender, camille is right people see everything through the lens of race and gender, a real distraction from the real issue at hand. even warren thinks so. >> if i was having a conversation about andrea, i'm not the president of the united states. >> what would you be saying, arthur? >> he has to speak appropriately. let me tell you, miss tantaros feels -- no, andrea. >> he might have said that. >> i think andrea is right. they do have a personal relationship. he talks about how we're deeply passion not about the same issues. >> democrats are going against the president on the trade deal. they don't want to talk about that they much rather pick on the fact that calling her by her first name. >> how it is being received, president is, well she has to get her voice out there. perhaps senator brown was perceiving that like the little woman needs her voice heard. >> does anybody seriously think anybody's voice is not being

john: you look at the polls and it is true, elizabeth warren would not have much chance.t is really -- there are some people that make a lot of noise on the left that make it seem like she has more support than she really does. mark: my takeaway from the full session -- they are sophisticated, pro-clinton and not idealistic. they don't think hillary clinton can necessarily change washington but they know that is their best hope to win the white house. john: all they care about is winning in keeping a republican -- and keeping a republican from taking the oval office. mark: they are pro-clinton with a lot of asterisks. we will be right back with more exciting focus group action. this time with the republicans right after this. ♪ ♪ mark: on the show tonight, more bonus footage from our iowa focus group. this is what the republican voters had to tell us. if you had a choice, would you pick somebody that has experience or someone who knows how government works and experience in that way or somebody that can bring change? or are you looking for a mixture? >> i think there has

>> i would like to see elizabeth or joe biden in there, maybe to get more of a race.ark: does anybody else share bill's wish to get a tougher contest? >> i think bernie sanders will surprise people. he will have a bigger voice than he has been given credit for. mark: tell me why you think that. >> i personally like his policies. i like that he answers the questions. mark: would you like his presence in the race to cause hillary to take more progressive positions? >> yeah. mark: will it take an effect? >> i think it has already. she has had to lean more to the left now. mark: do you like him more than hillary clinton? >>. mark: you would like it more if he could be the nominee? >> oh, yeah. whether we like it or not we , have a citizens united america. you need to raise a lot of money. there is so many characteristics where he does not stand a chance. mark: christina, what do you think about bernie sanders? >> i don't know much about him. mark: martin o'malley? who knows who that is? >> governor of maryland? mark: former governor of maryland. what do you think about hi

elizabeth castañeda: muchas gracias por invitarme., la temporada donde los niños quizás pierdan cómo aprendieron a deletrear, como aprendieron las matemáticas. ustedes tienen muchas oportunidades en el verano para que no pierdan esa habilidad. elizabeth castañeda: sí, ofrecemos más de 100 programas durante los meses de junio y julio en nuestras bibliotecas públicas en san josé. tenemos 23 locaciones. este, los programas son gratuitos y todos tienen acceso a estos programas. este, muchos de los programas son educativos, pero también tenemos entretenimiento, tenemos programa para adultos, tenemos programa para los niños y también tenemos programas bilingües. so queremos que la comunidad y los padres visiten sus bibliotecas públicas para que ellos se involucren y se mantengan ocupados con programas educativos, traigan sus hijos y puedan ellos, este, explorar como tecnología y explorar la biblioteca, buscar libros que les interesan a los niños. damián trujillo: y hay una competencia, ¿verdad?, para leer también durante el verano. elizabet

elizabeth? >> molly, thank you very much. >>> with a month to go before a nuclear deadline meetings between top u.s. and iranian diplomats right now are under way in geneva. secretary of state john kerry met with his iyanle counterpart earlier this morning in an effort to bridge differences over economic sanctions and international inspections. expect the talks to extend now through tomorrow. >>> and the countdown is on. tomorrow the senate heads to capitol hill for a rare sunday session. lawmakers will try to work out a last-minute deal on the key provisions of the patriot act before a midnight deadline. much of the debate has focused on the national security agency's bulk data collection of american's phone records. president obama says a handful of senators is stalling the legislation. presidential hopeful senator rand paul says voters are urging him to fight back against the government's bulk collection program. we'll have more on this later in the show when former assistant fbi director pom

do you want elizabeth warned to run for president? guest: yes. our members voted overwhelmingly in december to encourage elizabeth warned to run for president. we think it is vital that we see between now and the deals and 60 elections, a very robust debate -- between now and the of money in our politics? are we going to take on catastrophic climate change? quickly to fuel the global race to the bottom on environmental standards and worker protections? these are the kind of questions we need to be talking about the course of the 2016 presidential election. senator elizabeth warren is one of the most compelling voices out there. she appeals to have brought range of americans because she is talking common sense. we love to see your content. in the meantime, we are fighting right alongside her standing up against fast-track authority for the transpacific leadership to make sure we do not connect more giant trade deals that feel the race to the bottom. we are paying attention to the 2016 primary to the general election, and we are not waiting for the

a lot of people in brooklyn would say we hope elizabeth warned does not get in.he got in, she cannot beat her. john: you look at the polls and it is true, elizabeth warned would not warren would not have much chance. it is really -- the are some people that make a lot of noise in the left that make it seem like she has more support than she really does. mark: my take away from the full session -- they are sophisticated, pro-clinton and not idealistic. penalty killing clinton can necessarily change washington but i know that is their best hope. john: all they care about is winning in keeping a republican from taking the oval office. mark: they are pro-clinton with a lot of asterisks. we will be right back with more exciting focus group action. time with the republicans, right after this. ♪ mark: welcome back to the special focus on the focus groups show. we will show you more bonus footage from iowa. this is what the republican voters had to say. john: i will give you a choice but somebody that has experience or someone who knows how government works and experienc

not miss his interview with elizabeth warren at 2:30 p.m. eastern. watch it on bloomberg.com. lots more to come, including el.k kies he is here to tell us why he is still reeling oldish -- still feeling bullish. ♪ >> welcome to the bloomberg market day. housing rebound. building permit. it could signal a vigorous selling season. question economist says europe -- a greekared default would have serious ramifications we will hear an exclusive interview. : we will look at the world's top college endowment and you will never guess which one lead the pack in 2014. ♪ olivia: good morning. at where theook stocks are trading at the s&p 500 is down. the dow jones averages higher by 5.5 points.

i am wondering, you look at elizabeth warren or hillary clinton.ch one is more ideologically aligned with you? bernie sanders: elizabeth warren and i are friends on many issues. i think our approach for the needs for many people are very similar. mark: what are specific issues where you would say you are more in line ideologically with elizabeth warren? bernie sanders: we are talking about trade policy and the transpacific partnership. senator warren and i have worked together closely saying this is not a good agreement for american workers. secretary clinton has not been clear about her position of this issue. in terms of wall street, i called for the breaking up of large financial institutions. i think they have too much power and i worry about another too big to fail. i worry about outsized influence on the economy. i think that is very somewhat to what elizabeth warren believes. secretary clinton, i am not quite sure where she is coming on that position. i voted against the war in iraq. senator warren was not in the senate at that time. secreta

although i would say elizabeth will be in the mix somewhere. >> reporter: good call, charlotte elizabethna it is. and there's no mystery where elizabeth comes from. there hasn't been a charlotte many a while, not since george the third's wife. , who married the english king in 176 1 . and a princess charlotte in the next generation but the name had gone out of favor since then. but now it's back with the connection to the grandfather, prince charles, charlotte being the female version of the name and to the baby's aunt, pippa middleton, it's her middle name, so a connection to both families and the last name, and there's no mystery erwhe that comes from either. william's mother remains popular with the public almost 18 years after her death but her legacy is still controversial and means it was never going to be the first name says a royal watcher. >> i think the feeling is that it just would have been too much had she been princess diana. the royal family and william would have felt that would have loomed too large. >> reporter: still, the resurgence in royal popularity owes a great dea

elizabeth hur has a look at the impact so far. elizabeth: the race is on to clear the debris and the mangled mess out of the area before mother nature strikes again. >> we have worked hard for the last five years to build this business. and then it's just gone. elizabeth: this at a welding somebody in oklahoma lending a hand. volunteers from the local churches and schools. >> picking up debris putting it in trucks and having it loaded. elizabeth: in texas heartbreak and anguish for this couple left homeless. >> where do we start? we have been here 20-plus years and we have never had to replace a roof from a storm. never. elizabeth: tornado after tornado tore through texas lightning sparked fires. >> oh, my god a fire. elizabeth: nerves rattled by a 4.0 earthquake near dallas. hail pounded parts of colorado and seven inches of rain drenched nebraska the state's worst natural disaster. with more severe weather in the forecast despite losing their home and businesses some are taking it all in stride. >> oklahoma has a great attitude

he calls elizabeth warren elizabeth. he calls hillary hillary.uses first names in close relationships. >> this is fascinating because in the talking points memo you bring up the best point this is finally tactics used on other democrats. >> shocking. >> it is. think about how he did this deal. is he treating democrats the way he treated republicans with he obamacare. >> he does. >> he is keeping him in the dark. is he not giving him a seat at the table. and now they are getting a taste of their own medicine and they don't like it so they are giving him a taste of his own medicinine and playing the sexism card. i kind of love watching it. >> he is playing to the audience. just about presidential politics. >> brown now? >> that's it. >> he doesn't have a chance in hell running for president. he diminishes himself personally as if you are correct, and i'm saying if, that is he dishonest, that he knows there was no sexism involved yet is he is using that to attack the president of the united states, that diminishes sherrod brown okay? >> absolutely.

i mean i think somebody like varina davis, elizabeth blair lee.i mean if they were in the right situation, they certainly were knowledgeable enough and politically astute. in fact, the newspaper said of elizabeth blair lee when she died, very few women have had so brought a political experience. and so i found the obituaries faceting because i was surprised they were even obituaries. and the only person i could find at a beach with her was elizabeth keckley, which tells you about the times. but i think given the ability to have political help enron, they could have done it easily. >> i think you could make the argument some of those women in fact had to deal with so many more constraints and still got a lot done. >> absolutely, not to mention they would lose children all the time. it's heartbreaking to read how many children they lost. and, of course, during the war everybody was losing children, but little children, i mean, both varina davis and mary lincoln lost sons who were like two years old at the time. and then willie lincoln of course died

that's a reference to elizabeth warren the massachusetts senator. that's who they see as a person who is ride in on their issues and bernie sanders, he's just not their guy. >> well he's 73 years old, and he doesn't have a huge following other than what he gets on msnbc and cable tv if you listen to him. >> a relatively unknown senator can build hillary for the nomination. that's not his problem. i think his problem is he's looking for people who have problems with obama. he's not liberal enough. >> the people who are his natural constituency are already in the camp of somebody else. >> so what is it that he's going to run on? what do the liberals want? >> it's interesting, because as a devout socialist, you would think there would be a great gulf between what he's advocating and what the left wing of the democratic party is advocating but over time the differences are a little harder to spot. >> hostility to trade agreements. >> and social security. don't reform it. raise taxes. public financing for all campaigns. government financing, that is for

for her royal highness princess charlotte, elizabeth diana of cambridge, a whole lot. nightly news begins now. >>> good evening. it was an attack that quickly drew comparisons to the "charlie hebdo" massacre in paris, except this happened in texas. in this case the two well-armed attackers were shot and killed in an exchange of gun fire before they could kill. it happened at a dallas serbuburb. tonight, authorities are investigating a possible terror attack. the two shooters have been identified and at least one it turns out had already been on the fbi's regard. we report tonight from garland, texas. >> reporter: this mangled car driven by the two gunmen detitated to get rid of explosives. >> we're looking into that. we have not knocked that out. but we're working with the fbi. >> reporter: one of the suspects simpson, was known to the fbi convicted five years ago of lying to federal agents. last night's attack was labelled by some as a hate group. it sponsored a contest offering $10,000 for the best cartoon of muhammad something considered deeply offensive by many mus

he said she was wrong and i think elizabeth is warren. trade in most case -- expanded trade helps the small and mid-sized companies who don't do trade and who are exposed to trade for the first time and we see those bear yes, those quotas and tariffs knocked down but what shocks me about this vote, chris, there was a recent poll that showed democrats, not republicans or independents although them, too, but democrats overwhelmingly support expanded trade and think it's good for the economy. >> well so does bill clinton. >> right. >> the president certainly does. here's sherrod brown, democrat from ohio openly admitted protectionist going after president barack obama for singling out elizabeth warren in this debate. let's watch. >> i think the president was disrespectful to her by the way he did that. i think the president has made this more personal than he needed to, and i know he disagrees when he said that we don't know -- a number of us not just senator warren don't know what we're talking about. we're fighting the last war. a number o

his chief opponent on this right now appears to be elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth is a politician like she's got a voice she wants to get out there. i understand that. on most issues, she and i deeply agree. on this one, though, her arguments don't stand the test of fact and scrutiny. >> is there a worse attack you can make on a politician these days than calling them a politician? >> especially when her brand is about not being a politician. i was surprised. he is irritated. barack obama is a politician. he is the anti-bill clinton. he does not like to fight with his friends, even when there is a substantive disagreement if it appears he is trying to score political points. i think he is frustrated because he feels elizabeth warren is doing exactly that to him. >> that he is being triangulated. she is pandering to aggressives here. >> his comment is clear. he doesn't think it's out of conviction but she is playing fast and loose with facts to keep her supporters riled up with a policy he cares about. a lot more about the policy and trade on yahoo. that interview will be posted today.

elizabeth warren and her followers don't care about that. they aren't going to save the president if they don't think the same way. john: it has been a perennial complaint that he has not done enough for them politically. this is the moment where they say i don't care about your legacy. what i care about is 30 years of trade deals that have been bad for the economy, favored big business, screwed the working class. mark: the argument she may today is basically, i don't trust the president because he's not revealing what is in the deal. that argument could be made by someone on the far right and it is a potent populace argument assuming the senate works out they are going to have to find additional votes in the house. the sentiment is going to cause them to have a hard time holding republicans and winning new democrats. john: i believe on the sussed -- on the substance he is strong. she says this could be used on dodd-frank. he says, why would i do that? you read the argument, it reads -- it makes perfect sense logically. logic isn't going to

i'm elizabeth cook in for veronica tonight. >> i'm ken bastida.cisco is just the latest police department looking at body cameras but what really happens when that video evidence goes viral? it could be a permanent record of some pretty raw moments. new at 6:00, kpix 5's phil matier asks are you ready for your police close-up? >> that's right because it's interesting. in this drama about police misconduct, police violence and such, the idea of cameras on the police chest seems to be winning a lot of political points. but what about the co-star on the other side? could you wind up with a youtube moment you'll never live down? >> are you kidding me? i'm an american citizen. >> reporter: remember this video of reese witherspoon? now with police departments rushing to buy body cameras for their cops, could you wind up a star as well? are >> there are moments we don't get to see people at their best. >> on the streets particularly if someone goes in to a house or other private space. >> unless there's a policy either by the court or by the law, people

for her royal highness, princess charlotte elizabeth diana of cambridge, a whole lot. nightly news begins right now. >>> good evening. it was an attack that drew comparisons to the "charlie hebdo" massacre in texas. this happened in texas. and the attackers were shot and killed before they could kill. it happened at a dallas suburb where a group the southern poverty center has called a anti-islamic hate group. they were holding a prophet contest. it is being investigated as a possible terror attack. the two shooters have been identified and at least one, it turned out, had already been on the fab's radar. jacob reports from garland, texas. this mangled car driven by the two gunmen detonated by police to get rid of potential explosives has authorities investigating whether this event was a terrorist act. >> we have not knocked that out. we're working with an fbi. >> one of the suspects, elliotton simpson was known by the fbi. sunday night's attack targeted the freedom defense initiative labeled by some as an anti-islamic hate group. it sponsors a contest offering $10,00

queen elizabeth ii opens the new british parliament. she says the conservative government will pass an early law to hold the in-out referendum on the eu by the end of 2017. four heroes of the resistance to the nazi occupation in france are set to be buried in the country's most prestigious mausoleum, the pantheon. also coming up this hour, a new lease on life for ireland's national airline as the government approves a sale to the owner of british airways. as the migrant crisis in europe continues, senegal offers chartered flights to try to bring people fleeing its borders back home. that and more on the way. but first, our top story. genie: let's start first with the shock revelation today in the football world. nine high-ranking fifa officials have been indicted on u.s. federal corruption charges. several of them were arrested in a raid early this morning in switzerland, including current fifa vice president and executive committee member jeffrey webb. a press conference was given by the fifa erector of communications earlier today. he

she is letting elizabeth warren handling and it hillary will owe elizabeth warren. >> here's someoneame in on the president's side. the unemployment rate has dropped to 5.4. the economy added well over 200,000 jobs. 12 million jobs have been created during this recovery and the stock market is booming. the dow, the nasdaq, the s&p have hit high levels. jobs are being created. i think that gives him an argument. i'm surprised he doesn't go on prime time tv. trust me. i've been bringing this economy back since i've gone into office. i've delivered. don't let this person distract you. >> what he doesn't want to say is that the role of the labor unions politically, even though they have a lot of money, it has been widely reduced. the fact that we're more partisan than we were sort of gives the unions one last shot at holding on here. >> like you said, the fact is the game is over in terms of. manufacturing in the united states. >> wages are still stuck. you had chuck schumer on your show a few weeks ago. until they see wages go up in a real way, sure. he's moved. >> i think he's -- >> th

elizabeth is kate's mother's middle name and, of course, the baby's great grandmother, queen elizabethlate princess of wales. >> i think that was about them having respecting tradition but also then choosing something that was from the heart. >> this baby princess is not the first royal charlotte. 200 years ago, king george iii had a wife named queen charlotte. the late princess diana's brother lord charles spencer tweeted that his 2-year-old daughter charlotte diana will be thrilled about sharing names with her new cousin. bob woodruff, abc news, london. >> i'm sorry, y'all. i'm just getting back from vegas. we knew kayna was coming. i hated i couldn't be here yesterday. on your first day to hang out. >> you bailed on me. >> i'm learning about you through this process this morning. our viewers we want you to learn about kayna. >> good. >> whit worth, as well. >> the most boring person in the world. >> look how exciting >> i have a cute dog. >> where is it? >> oh this is his halloween costume. she's a ram. >> my word. i went to colorado state. we're the rams. >> i'll give you that. >>

peter's interview with elizabeth warren is coming up this afternoon.lf hour, takata. we will have that story next. ♪ mark: it's 11:00 a.m. in san francisco. scarlet: this is the bloomberg market day. mark: u.s. regular letters are moments away from announcing a settlement with takata. elizabeth warned wants to make sure any trade deal doesn't weaken the dodd-frank bank regulations. we speak to her about her proposal. may --hile credits thatt -- critics may argue executives are underpaid, they make top dollars. good afternoon from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i mark crumpton with scarlet fu. scarlet: we're looking at record highs for u.s. stocks, for the s&p dowell -- s&p 500 and the dow have been flirting with these marks. this is on the back of some confusing econ d