. >> emma roberts comes.look vibrant and glowy. >> we just had to give it the a try. >> walk me through what we are going to do today. >> you're going sweat a lot. they have infrared technology. you're watching tv. mostly super comfortablement for the last ten mines you're going to be like, get he off here. people burn calories, lose weight. really good for your skin and life in general because you have an hour of me time. >> step one, get suited up. >> here you go, hot stuff. >> thank you. >> have a great sweat. >> already happening. >> set the clock for 55 minutes. >> just watching my favorite tv show. >> with just 15 minutes to go, the lavender sentenced towel is a relief. >> we are done. >> it's about to break, you guys. oh, my god! now to the relax room. to keeping fru feeling chills while your body cools off. >> i feel amazing. >> endorphins are running. >> what's the estimate of how many calories in there? >> between 70,900 depending on the cardio you were able the chief. >> burning those cals. >> in c

. >> emma watson and emma roberts, i don't know the difference. >> a question about pop stars, not apkids know what they are doing is cheating. listen to what kyle says. >> i don't think we are supposed to be talking. >> be quiet. >> no one's here. >> and yet, all of them, including kyle, keep going. >> does anybody know who bella thorn is? >> i don't think we are supposed to be talking but he is still asking the question. >> no, it is i carly. >> all comparing their answers. >> mine is asking all the questions. >> next, a group project, sharing allowed. >> what position does derek jeter play for the new york yankees? >> shortstop. >> oh. >> the kids work together as the questions get tougher >> name the parents of cullen family in the "twilight" series of books and movies. >> put a question mark. >> name all the kardashians in order from oldest to -- >> there's kim. >> kim. khloe i think is the oldest. >> no khloe is the mom now. >> when they get stuck, the actors propose a new way to cheat. >> does anybody have their phone? >> i don't even have a phone. >> i still have mine. >> shou

emma: robert mueller has subpoenaed deutsche break for records on its relationship with donald trumpwes deutsche $300 million related to his role as a real estate developer. the rnc has given financial support behind roy moore. that comes after the president endorsed him for the special election. several women have called -- accused him of sexual misconduct. a brush fire has killed 150 buildings and forced people to flee their homes in california. it has spread to then tara. it is being fanned by winds reaching 50 miles per hour. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. david: now to the deal that could reshape the media landscape. this that has renewed talks about by the major part of 21st century fox. comcast is also looking at the same asset. the murdoch family would prefer disney be the buyer. joining us now is richard sarnoff. he is the man responsible for evaluating and executing media investments. it's good to have you here. you are a student of the media sector. explain to us what the motivati

emma: a new twist in special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation.r national security adviser michael flynn is expected to plead guilty moments from now to lying to federal agents about communicating with russian ambassadors. he was fired after resolutions he lied to the vice president mike pence about this contacts. putting guilty to a single count suggests plan has agreed to cooperate with the investigation. on capitol hill, the second ranking senate republican says there are enough votes to pass the tax bill. senator john cornyn and other party leaders have been working since last night. earlier today, senator ron johnson agreed to back the measure, as has oklahoma senator james lankford. there is a report that president trump may take a stab at tensions across the middle east. the president is considering recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. an announcement is expected next week. that could anger palestinians who claim half of jerusalem, that it would allow the president to pull off a promise to move the u.s. embassy there. and prosecu

emma ross. -- here is a look at how crude is trading ahead of that data. it is higher than it has -- a volatile week. $.12. on capitol hill, rod rosenstein is being hit with questions about robertller's investigation. the house judiciary committee meeting underway. you can watch it on tv go. ♪ mark: live from bloomberg's new european headquarters in the city of london, i am mark barton. am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. we are waiting for weekly u.s. oil inventories. a drawdown of 3.3 million barrels. you can get complete analysis of -- here is abigail doolittle. >> the data is actually not on my machine. if you could read it, then i will point to -- vonnie: we are seeing a drawdown of 5.1 million barrels, larger than we were expecting. reacting not a lot, but higher than 5/10. found 5.1 million barrels. abigail, i think you have more data. as we take a look at the intraday chart of oil, we are of thelat, up .2%, ahead data coming out. a smaller build or drawdown than expected. not bullish or bearish. investors trying to digest what is happening with this report. if we happen to bloomberg and take a look at another chart of .il, this is g #btv 299 the blue line here i

emma chandra, this is bloomberg. david: for years, the fed has carried the laboring -- now the tax overall is about to shifts to, the focus fiscal policy. we spoke to robertsed his concern. robert: my concern is not about the short run, it is the longer run, do we need to create -- do we need to take actions that create headwind in gdp? david: joining us now from many appellees -- from minneapolis is neel kashkari. michael mckee is also here with us. you heard what michael kaplan just said. do you share that concern about the national debt? neel: i agree with rob over the long-term. we need to get our fiscal house in order. me, i wouldp to prefer something revenue neutral. it is a long-term issue. lisa: this leads to consumer debt because we have seen consumer debt rise substantially in this era. mortgagesarily with but with credit cards and auto loans and student loans. especially a short-term rates rise, how concerned are you about this and is holding rates low for longer only going to exacerbated -- exacerbate it? we try to look for signs of stability. we are not seeking a huge buildup of debt, overall. obviously for individuals, it can be challenging.