emory luddy went on to protect the president in moving forward working offensive operation for cia. the period of time and what i find interesting, we as citizens tend to think that republican presidents act one way and democratics act another way. and i found in reporting this book that was not true. the cia pillow military works as the president's operation. they are directed, the order comes from the president through the cia director on down. and there was one exception, that was resident clinton who really opposed executive action preemptive neutralization, call it what you will. as a report in the book the attorney writing up some of these mended memos working on the emissions for the present, whenever they would request that individual be preemptively neutralized, it will go up the chain of the command of the president and president clinton would reject that. and why i found this interesting is one to rumor all day. going back to the initial spark that maybe want to write this book. one of the people that billy wall was my main character was targeting for the cia in sudan was

emory joins us out of london. emory? emory: surging 13%.aying they're going to see increase in sales an proferts. a lot of this comes down this ioid addiction drug called saboxin. -- they were up with first quarter results. they cam in far better than that was fear. just last week two of his rivals were out with profit warnings. we've within talk apt this entire card. >> more than 17% this morning comes as the f.t. without whisk. a report showcasing a number of zocksments. between the top financial team and this has to do with the accounting practices. we heard a direct quote as they say it's total noninnocence this report. and that all their numbers have been validated. matt, anna? >> absolutely. this f.t. report has been an issue for a long time. the company has said that based on fake documents, so the f.t. is now reporting or providing these documents that it says it has from a whistleblower. let's move on to president trump. he has called on turkey for an immediate cease fire in syria. the white house announced sanctions on three servi

they interviewed a professor from emory university in charge of healthcare and what he said was look this program medicare fraud was designed to be distractive and and to have winners and have losers be very disruptive and the cost for the american people for the middle class will be high. this is on top of the fact they will remove health insurance from 180 million americans who get their health insurance through work and will lose that. this is a program that is so radical that intimacy will not bring up the floor of the house and she is someone that loves appeasement in the green new deal and will go down very liberal approaches but hasn't brought that up in the house for a vote. under one-size-fits-all medicare for all you people will pay more to wait longer for worse care and it will be the class who bear the burden of the expense. >> last week house democrats decided again they would not have a vote to officially begin an impeachment effort so what do we have as a result of that connect a process going on in secret and we have selective the game without much material coming out

overall the ride out of emory co. looks okay going into san francisco despite the crash at 101. here's a look between the san rafael bridge is there's a nice ride going between the east bay and marion county. traffic is very light. 12 minutes as you work your way from 880 coming toward the 101. with no delays there. 880 both directions it looks good with a good start here northbound near clear pass the, sam. not too many delays as of yet. 26 minute drive but there is a d this up morning. >>> on the fire watch some families along the napa and solano county lines are now -figoewvis ng cr t fire. the grass fire broke out west of i-80 and american canyon yesterday. firefighters worked overnight to make sure that the american fire did not flare up again. so far official say one structures destroyed but the fire is finally slowing down after torching nearly 530 acres. neighbors joined the intense battle is this all jumping toward the backyards. >> i did call dennis if you don't with those a ledownav. >> i was so people leave early. as early as you can. >> official say both man-made an

>>emory and your reports on the reunion the mother hoped for but never thought was possible. >>15 about her gave birth when she was 17 her mom at first just told her she wasn't allowed to keep the baby the next. >>stay. she comes back to tell me. the baby died 15 minute after it was born in never made it. it was sick. >>for almost 3 decades since then barron her husband have been celebrating that baby's birthday it was. >>a hard time every year. he was going agent impression that would give and we could to the press i would call. >>cry all the time last year ages since giving up hope that maybe might somehow be alive. she got an email i think we need to top it says were related. and this i'm on her long lost kid, kristen is 29 years old living in new jersey with a wife and a baby and instead of a daughter by her now has a son. i don't care peach in transition. >>i don't care if he hasn't transition, i don't care. that's what that's my kid. >>we did plan, he's alive and kristen was adopted by a loving family 5 days after he was born and grew up in las vegas. he could have never known how

those who feel overwhelmed or uncomfortable with one of them barring white people from entering at emory university expressed concerns over certain aspects before the event including the safe rooms with the university's officials claiming the organizers had started reviewing that particular point however no changes if any were made have ever been published on the official event page well this has of course provoked a strong response online. this sort of stupidity by edinburgh university actually fuels racism if the years who came up with this idea lived in the real world they'd know inclusive ety not alba tied is what's needed and very university hosts racist event banning polish people from talking the aim of the event is to end racism presumably by actively being racist they have come full circle in an effort to become normal racists they've become racist talk about overcompensating bricks london assembly member david curtain believes the event has proven counterproductive. blatant racism there's no such thing as reverse racism racism is excluding people because of the color of their s

chris kolakowski was born and raised in from fredericksburg and got his degree from emory and henry and masters from state university of new york at albany. he spent his career preserving military history with the national park service, new york state government. rensselaer. civil war preservation trust. kentucky state parks and u.s. arm. he's written books on various aspects of military leadership from 1775 to the present. published to books with the civil war at perryville and stone river and tullahoma campaigns and studied the 1941 and 42 entitled last day in bataan released in 2016. in september of 2016 the arm published his volume on virginia campaigns as part of the series on the civil war. last year at this event friday night i bought this book and i spent all night reading it. highly recommended. last about chris he is a great researcher, he knows an amazing amount of almost anything military, haven't writer and, most importantly he is a really good guy who will share anything with you which i think is the most important thing. he is also getting ready to get married. so without

and kolakowski was born raised in from fredericksburg and got his degree from emory henry and mastersnew york at

>>and because 10 players then quit the team that's according to tom emory, the president of peninsula sports incorporated which is the company that assigns referees to high school football games. the alleged assault happened last week in the gilroy high school locker room after a practice. the next day police announce it for gilroy varsity players were cited for sexually battery. some gilroy students we talked to say they're disappointed that the season's been canceled. >>big thing because leg we would all like the past games. we were like really excited to go see the games but now we're just like really sad. but the varsity team is a i like is just like. >>and say just i really like bummed out about it. >>when you consider the players who were cited for the alleged crime as well as the players who then quit the team officials say just 9 players were left on the varsity squad. activists pushing to reform the san mateo county sheriff's office held a vigil tonight. they were marking one get ready for the weekend going to be a nice to do, i'll tell you what these next few days really goi

action to urge their counterparts at the and federal level to go beyond what they have done in of gun emory on issues violence. but the conversation now about the direct line that you can between the rhetoric and the highest office of this premeditated murders that you've seen in el paso has been too hard for ignore any longer and it's becoming part of the conversation about how we move a number reforms on of these issues. >> i would like to hear your as a nonelected on whether or not you're seeing atinos or other demographic groups react by taking political tragedies esponse to like el paso or other issues community? >> first, i went to start by surprised that we're seeing violence that's hateful rhetoric coming out of the administration. the fact is that president trump made from day one of his rhetoricanti-immigrant the centerpiece of his political program and he's done it not talking about building the wall but by telegraphing to people outside the country that invasion, and using that is extremely to get -- incite fear in people. alking about an invasion is away of inciting fear, wfg t

slow ride through emory to the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> coming up. 7 things to know before you go.dorable koala has just been introduced. she was born at a reptile park in australia and she is being raised by a zookeeper because her mom can't care for you. she was named after -- this is ["white rabbit" by ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you ♪ ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ remember what the dormouse said ♪ welcome aboard. ♪ feed your head >>> it's 6:58. here's 7 things to know before you go. number one, a man was shot and killed in san jose late last night. police say that neighbors living near keltner avenue and williams road called 911 and reported hearing four to five gunshots and a car driving away. >> number two, b.a.r.t.'s new general manager is kicking off a listening tour today. he'll be visiting different stations to take your questions about safety and cleanliness, whatever you want to ask him about. he'll be at the lake merritt b.a.r.t. station at 8:00 this morning. >> number three, more than 12,000 union work

that's all according to tom emory, the peninsula sports incorporated that's a company that assigns referees to football games. the alleged assault happened last week in the gilroy high high school locker room after football practice. the next day police announced for gilroy varsity football players were cited for sexually battery gilroy students say they're disappointed about the season being canceled. >>big thing because leg we would all like the past games. we were like really excited to go see the games but now we're just like really sad. but the varsity team is a i like is just like. and say i really like bummed out about it. >>and recently 9 players for last on the varsity team. activists pushing to reform the san mateo county sheriff's office held a vigil tonight they were marking one year. >>since the death of 2 new due to new do okobi who died after being tased sheriff offial have said the deputy joshua weighing attempted to stop a colby from jay walking the san mateo district attorney's office released video which shows weighing approaching a colby in his patrol car colby is then s

emory? choose of movers to the true. >> information is live.on of bravo agrees o buy a 7 40rks shares as well. demands up more than 3% this morning. says if i follow a cyber attack, the company with normal ice the infrastructure. she can get across a lot of these domestic ux we are seeing them unravel a bit today. matt, anna? >> up next, we have lambeau in limbo. we're considering operations for the luxury brand. we'll bring you the details next. this is bloomberg. s is bloomber. ♪ reporter: welcome back. this is bloomberg markets. if european open. we are 20 minutes into the the g day and looking at dow. sometimes a little more. i will point out that we had a pretty awesome week. i mean, if you're long socks. but dax was up 4.2% last week. one of the best weekly games that we've seen since like 201. so it was a very strong week for continental indexes. volkswagen will reach a market of 200 billion. but a sail or i.p.o. is currently off the table. join joining us now. elizabeth what sort of obstacles stay in the way. we know he wants to do some

suspensions from a special battery case and because 10 players quit the team that's according to tom emorye's the president of peninsula's force incorporated that's the company that assigns referees to football games. the allege assault happened last week and the gilroy high school locker room after practice. the next day police now set for gilroy varsity football players were cited for sexually battery. you're student say they're disaointed about the season being canceled. >>big thing because like we would all like the past games. we were like really excited to go see the games but now we're just like really sad. but the varsity team is a i like is just like. and say just i really like bummed out about it. >>we're told that only 9 players were left on the varsity team in washington, the impeachment investigation is heating up and appearing to double down on the controversy president trump is now suggesting that yet another country should also investigate the bidens reid binion reports. >>president trump calling on china to investigate former vice president joe biden and not for the first

so it's going to be especially heavy if you come out of emory veil, 12 minutes and growing after fremont street and of peek at the richmond sandra fell it's not bad backed up almost to harbor harbor to the toll plaza is your slow down look at more coming up. >>breaking news, one person is dead after a hit and run enrichment. it happened around 2 40 this morning at the intersection of cutting and 3rd street. police haven't released any information yet about the car, they're looking for but as soon as they do, we'll let you know. >>an east bay community is remembering a catholic priest who was killed in a car crash in caloosa county father matthew felling call was 61 years old he was writing with an archbishop who was visiting from india who was also killed in the crash. that happened just east of clear lake call worked at saint bonaventure church in concord he joined the diocese in 2002. after coming to the us from india. he served 2 churches in concord and 2 churches in fremont friends say he'll be remembered for his sense of humor. >>he had a sense of humor like crazy. when i hike with

. >> proud emory law school you a aluminum love for atlanta i have been shocked how simplistic the analysisthree million syrian refugees within borders they had to burden, is to having them go back help, repatriate into syria you turkey government no is friend of assad having their influence there potentially countered with iranian influence as nato ally would be thought of as beneficial posture i know the president says i don't think that perspective is receiving enough airtime presumably you started to alud to you may agree with. >> -- the assad partnering with erdogan they hate each other putin seems peacemaker puts us on side of iran with regard to that triumvirate qualified cal kwlu u.s. the bottom line you said best at the motivating factor refugees in syria i have gen to -- we have seen them most were assimilated in cities in turkey imagine what pressure that is putting on them rightly so all allies should have moved faster to support bufferdone move refugees back into syria. dagen: senator does nato have a role doing that protecting kurds in northern part of syria also, moving -- ca

there is a phenomenon in american politics, emory universe three -- university professor has a term fort called negative partisanship there a lot of voters on both sides who basically hate the other side more than they like their own side. i think of particular for republicans, repugnance have suffered for along time going back to the nixon administration and spiro agnew, as being extremely critical of the press and claiming with come i think some evidence over theirs, that the press has a liberal bias. and i would say particularly on issues of cultural liberalism versus cultural conservativism. i think it is fair to say that mainstream press is probably more culturally liberal. again, i think they are reasonable criticisms -- there are regional bulk criticisms here. but the republicans have gone so overboard on their criticism of the press that they essentially do not believe anything the press is reporting, even when a lot of the stuff is very much backed up. however adam schiff has handle his job and whoever the press has handled the reporting of a story about ukraine, the president

well, "the washington post" story, they quote and cite ken thorp, who is an emory university health policy chair. this is what he says. he says, the plan is by design incredibly disruptive. he goes on to say, you create enormous winners and losers. and he adds, there is no question that it hits the middle class. well, for the middle class, it is a double punch in the gut. and here's why. not only will the middle class lose their insurance, but their taxes will go up as well. so still -- now, senator warren, shell not answer the -- she will not answer the middle-class tax increase question. won't talk about it. she dodged the question again and again and again. and as the "post" reports, the senator says that she'll release a plan to pay for their proposal in the next few weeks but at the same time she continues to duck the tax question. last tuesday she repeatedly tapdanced around the issue on the debate stage. in fact, senator warren's debate performance reminded me of the artful dodger in dickens novel "oliver twist." she said, out-of-pocket health care costs will go down. that's what sh