>> eric: yes, in this type of work. [ eric f: speaking french ] >> eric: wow.n who are working like him. >> anthony: wow. >> eric: you know he has 300 hooks. ♪ >> gerald: i think he's arriving. he's arriving. ♪ >> anthony: this must be the twelfth fishing scene. no, i must have done 20 fishing scenes in my life and i think, i think i had one good day out of all of them. other than that it's been one humiliating goat rodeo after another. ordinarily, our typical fishing scene actually would be, it would be rougher than this. >> eric: rougher. >> anthony: so we would be pitching back and forth and i'd be hanging on to my, the contents of my stomach only by realizing that they're feeling even sicker because they have to look through the viewfinder so they're like -- so it's basically, you're playing this sort of race against time kind of a game and it's like, "who is going to puke first?" >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: it's always the camera dudes though. >> eric: is it? >> anthony: no. generally it's a producer. [ eric f. speaking french ] >> eric: he said, "bad days,

>> eric: javier. es stupdendo. >> javier: it's okay, tres bien? >> eric: si. javier speaking spanish ] >> eric: you want, uh, another little thing? >> anthony: sure. >> eric: si. [ javier speaking spanish ] >> anthony: chinese and japanese immigrants came to peru in great numbers in the 19th and 20th centuries as contract laborers and farmers. and their influence is felt here, particularly in the food, to a greater degree than anywhere else on the continent. it's that influence, and the ingredients of amazonia and the andes, that really distinguishes the food here as something whoa, what is this, a tofu? >> eric: uh, no, queso fresco, no? >> anthony: this is a very kooky combination. i mean, is that pineapple? where'd that come from that's not traditional. >> eric: i mean, he looks asian to me. >> anthony: right. >> eric: so i believe he is probably, uh -- >> anthony: dude, his name is wong. [ eric laughs ] >> anthony: i mean, unless he's a retired porn star -- this shouldn't be good, but it is. >> eric: phew. >> anthony: working up a sweat on that one. yeah,

. >> eric: tony, come on, don't be grumpy. >> anthony: son of a bitch. >> eric: sometimes i don't understand you. >> anthony: i'm so hung-over i just want to crawl into the bushes and die. >> eric: seriously? >> anthony: no, i hate this. are we there yet? >> eric: no, the chalet is maybe, like, i don't know, a half hour, okay. it's amazing. >> anthony: worst episode ever. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ >> anthony: the french alps. lovely italians on one side, but the terrifying swiss on the other. they're close, too close for me, a man with an erotic childhood fear of alpine vistas, yodeling, even cheese with holes in it. but my friend eric requires payback. i have in recent adventures with him been unkind. he grew up in mountains like this. he's an expert skier. this is like home to him. so i thought it was only fair that he get a chance at payback. i am not

you look high. >> eric: i am. i liked it. >> man: yeah. >> anthony: you can pretty much tear his toenails out and he'd still find something nice to say about you. he's so polite, yet, if you look closely, and i do, his discomfort can be exquisite. >> eric: he's the devil. look at him. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> anthony: it's the spicy, sensualist heartland of all the things i love about china. the collision between very, very old and very new. an exploding middle class. a lot of history. and food that can burn you down to a charred, smoking little stump. sichuan province, located in the southwest of china. over a thousand miles from beijing. a region so fertile and lush that it's been referred to as china's breadbasket. and its capital, chengdu. despite its ever-growing skyline, it hasn't los

about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess again. i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> details aren't important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> reporter: it's no confession but it's not a denial, either. are you thinking to yourself at that's it, i got him? >> i thought it was good but i didn't think it was enough. >> reporter: remember, pegye had a life insurance policy worth more than $2 million. again, she tried to get him to give her a reason. >> what made you want to go --

eric: thank you for joining us, i'm eric sean. this comes as deadly storm is now at a near standstill over the carolinas, nearly 1 million customers remain without power, at least 7 people so far have lost their lives. and sadly, the danger from this storm is far from over. terrain and flash flooding remain major concern for coastal towns and officials expect what they call epic, life-threatening flooding to occur and cape fear expected to crest over 62 feet, fox team coverage, rick standing by in wilmington, let's go to leland vittert who is live in town of new bern north carolina who has been hit hard, hi, leland. leland: hi, eric, new bern, 300 year history. day 3 of it's raining, imagine if this was one of your homes, this was your home behind us and you can see the flood waters are here and the rain just keeps coming down, that means every inch of water is just more and more damage to these homes, we e are waiting for two rescue teams to get back, they have come over from local marine base here to search door to door, we have

eric: switch sides with me. denise: ok. eric: i'm going to put this on our holder.e didn't skimp on any feature in the power fryer, like i said. it is a pro level dehydrator. denise: i love it. eric: i have another thing to show you. do you know that they actually add sugar to dehydrated fruit in the supermarket? denise: this doesn't even look like fruit to me. eric: i know. this is how much sugar you can eat if you bought this pineapple. do you know what is in mine? just the fruit. what does this look like? denise: that looks like papaya to me. eric: what does this look like? denise: this looks like an orange rock. eric: i know. i don't get it. i don't get why it has to be like that! we want to eat the fruit rock, we want to eat it beautifully, and we want it to look at the fruit we are eating, don't we? no additives in there. denise: you know what? this is nature's candy. eric: i like that. nature's candy. announcer: we introduced the power airfryer, and it became possible to enjoy the fried food you love, guilt-free. millions were sold, and five star reviews say

eric? eric: garrett, thank you very much. arthel? arthel: thank you. for more now we'll bring in a former chief counsel to senator dianne feinstein. he also worked on the supreme court nominations of elena kagan and sonya sotomayor. is this a case of senator feinstein playing politics or protecting the personal rights of a woman who says she was sexually assaulted? >> well, it's clearly the latter. i worked with senator feinstein for ten years. she is not a woman who plays politics. she's a woman who has historically been very concerned with the rights and treatment of victims of crime. so she was condition -- she was confronted with a situation where these charges were brought to her, but at the same time dr. ford said please keep this confidential, please don't reveal my identity. senator feinstein chose to respect and honor that request. arthel: a couple hours ago dr. ford requesting to testify next thursday, this would hold up the scheduled -- the committee vote on monday. what do you t

eric.ric: jeff, thanks so much. tiffany joins us, cofounder and managing editor and cohost of the podcast and shawn noble, republican campaign consultant. tiffany, let me start with you, democrats need to flip 23 seats to change the house, will president obama help or hurt that? >> i think president obama will definitely help in that effort, i think what he said yesterday and what he echoed today is very true, he's not making this about one person but he's calling on reasonable thinking people to engage -- or exercise civic engagement which we haven't seen, what we are seeing on the right the rhetoric coming out of the white house has certainly energized people on the left and even people, even republicans as you see, there's discord within the republican party not just within congress but even discord with the administration and the trump white house, so i definitely think president obama's call for unity and not making this about one person but making about people engaging in their respon

eric: hello everyone i am eric shawn. the white house standing by judge kavanaugh was also expected to testify on thursday about doctor ford's allegations against him. that is others who reportedly were at the party said it they do not remember anything about it and cannot corroborate the account of doctor ford. lindsey graham says the testimony of ford will not likely affect his vote. >> you cannot bring in a criminal court you couldn't even get a warrant. what am i supposed to do? go ahead and ruin this guys life based on accusation, i don't know when it happened or where it happened. and everybody named in regard to being there said it did not happen. i am just being honest. unless there is something more, i'm not going to run his life over this. eric: garrett tenney standing by on these late breaking development. >> we have important details this past hour when the committee made the announcement. it will be an open hearing thursday at 10 am and christine blasey ford will testify first followed by judge kavanaugh. it

eric? eric: president trump in the former president obama will both continue their trek to the campaign trail this coming week. now less than two months to go before the election day. this is the chair of the republican democratic parties today, explain what they believe will sway midterm voters. >> i welcome president obama on the campaign trail because he is fighting for the issues that people care about. our healthcare is on the ballot. in our democracy as we know it is on the ballot. >> democrats will try and make it about the president. they will try and make it about personality. but results don't lie. coming out of this administration. we are a better country. we are better off than we were two years ago. and everyone around the country is filling up. that is because of this president. eric: what can we expect? garrett tenney live in the newsroom. >> it has long been an unwritten rule that former presidents do not criticize their successors. but on friday we so that will not be the c

eric? eric: for more of our continuing coverage, we turn to rick, where the cape fear river is expected to inundate the surrounding area. we can see you there at the moment. what's it like right now? reporter: well, this river hit record highs yesterday and is now around high tide, it's already over its banks again. you can see it coming up and over the seawall behind me. i can show you this lower cape fear river here and along the water street, where there is water in the street, of course. this is a concern with flash flood warnings now in effect across wilmington and across many parts of north carolina. we have been driving around the city. we have seen a lot of cleanup in progress today now that the rain has started to slow down. front end loaders on some major thoroughfares trying to clear big branches, big trees and debris out of the roads so they can get utility crews in to get the power back on. of course, there are roughly a million power customers across the state of north carolin

eric? eric: meanwhile, i mean, the bombshell report on another issue from the new york times says that rosenstein proposed to secretly record the president. he was going to wear a wire. he also talked about planning to invoke the 25th amendment. what is mr. rosenstein saying about that? he's been denying it. this has caused a tremendous amount of controversy. he said he was being sarcastic and denying it >> he denies it, said he wouldn't comment further on it but added the calveat -- caveat he said in his experience he didn't see anything that would lead him to invoke the 25th amendment. he said this is factually inaccurate. he said this relied on anonymous sources who he says have a bias against the department of justice. the source in the room when the initial comments were made told fox news that they were made sarcastically. a senior doj official who has direct knowledge of the meeting from rosenstein and others, they told fox news that former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and rosen

eric: dr.en wall, we thank you and i know your viewers thank you for carrying oath in marvelous way, we want you to stay safe and take care of your patients and the coverage of florence will continue in just a moment. >> in addition, to florence we are following big stories today including sharp words from secretary of state mike pompeo blasting john kerry, the former secretary of state for, quote, actively undermining u.s. policy on iran. this after mr. kerry confirmed this week that he met with iranian officials since leaving office, let's bring in now white house correspondent for the daily caller and i want to get back to response since we are short on time, a spokesperson for secretary kerry said that mr. kerry told secretary pompeo about his conversations iranian officials and some said, quote, secretary kerry stays in touch with former counterpart around the world and a long conversation with pompeo this year he went into great detail what he had learned about iranian's view, no secrets

." >> eric: good morning, i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer this morning. judge kavanaugh saying he wants to clear his name as he strongly denies the allegations of a decades' old sexual assault made by christine blasey ford. we're waiting to see whether she will except the invitation from the senate judiciary committee. >> sandra: the white house standing by the nominee as everyone waits to hear from the woman making waves across washington >> president trump: judge kavanaugh is one of the finest people i've ever known. outstanding intellect and judge respected by everybody. i have great confidence in the u.s. senate. they will go through a process and hear everybody out. i think it's important. >> it is an accusation which the ranking member of the committee of juris dick shun has known about for six weeks but chose to keep secret until the 11th hour. >> obviously if judge kavanaugh has lied about what happened, that would be disqualifying. >> these allegations ought to be treated with the utmost gravity. the allegations are extremely credible. >> eric: p

eric? eric: garrett, thank you. arthel: for more on this we will bring in a former chief nomination counsel to the senate judiciary committee. a good person to have this morning. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. arthel: thank you, greg. i want to start here, should there be an fbi investigation before dr. ford testifies before the committee? and once she does get there, should she actually show up? that's still a question. who should question both parties? and what should be the order of appearance? >> well, so first, with respect to an fbi investigation, i think there's been a lot of misunderstanding about what the fbi does in background investigations. really all they do is go out and comprehensively talk to dozens of people who have known you -- known the nominee over the course of their life, and they compile like a folder, big file, with raw testimony. it is meant to surface problems. that could have been done a couple of months ago when senator feinstein got this letter. she chose not to do i

eric?for more catastrophic inland flooding expected to be in historic levels. the area swelled to dangerous levels. warning people to get up. they said the next few days to bring the most destructive state that the state has ever seen.steve harrigan is live in north carolina with the very latest we can see that the water is already coming up. reporter: we are about 80 monies south -- we have been seeing significantly higher water than the speed the problem with this stretch of the road -- you can see just how deep the water is. it's been a real hardship. eric: that we can go back and we can see the pictures that steve has, we have an audio problem. obviously technology is so sometimes. dealing with live television reports. especially flooded areas. they can see the line at the gas station. not only for gas but also people waiting obviously for supplies and the like with police they are just the situation where look at the water and the floods and sadly it is expected to just get worse over

eric.ric: all right, ellison. thanks so much. arthel? arthel: all right. eric. former president obama is hitting the campaign trail for the first time this election cycle, happening here in southern california. today's speech did not mention president trump but mr. obama did say this. >> the problem is that during these times of uncertainty it is always tempting for politicians for their own gain and for people in power to, to try to see it, if they can divide people. arthel: jeff paul in our los angeles newsroom with more. hi, jeff. reporter: hi, arthel. there was the one moment where you thought he might go down that road but seemingly pulled back. it was probably the closest obama got taking a shot at trump. take a listen. >> this is a government for everybody. it is not for sale. that's what we believe in. [cheering] reporter: now that was in stark contrast to friday's speech where obama specifically called president trump out saying that trump is a symptom, not the cause of the divisiv

>> eric: i don't mind msg. >> anthony: yeah, i think it's good stuff. >> eric: i do not react to it.> anthony: right. no, no. me too. nobody does. it's a -- it's a lie, man. >> eric: well, you find a lot of natural msg in tomatoes. >> anthony: in breast milk. in parmesan. >> eric: yeah, in a lot of products. >> anthony: yeah. you know what causes chinese restaurant syndrome? racism. [ eric laughs ] >> anthony: "ooh, i have a headache. it must have been the chinese guy."

eric: arthel? arthel: for more on this we'll bring in alex little, a criminal defense litigation southern and former prosecutor and assistant district attorney. does this warrant an investigation by the department of justice? and what is the prerequisite to deploy this doj? >> i want to be as clear and state forward with your viewers as possible. there is no basis, none whatsoever, to investigate the author of this anonymous op-ed. he has broken no law. so anyone suggesting otherwise is trying to blow smoke at your viewers. wait appropriate to accuse the department of justice? they investigate when there is probable cause or suspicion that a crime has been committed. >> so does this reach the level of a national security breach what is writing an anonymous and scathing op-ed treasonous? >> i don't think it's any more treasonous than some of the things reported in bob woodward's book. there is an allegation the president gave an order to assassinated bashar al-assad, the leader in syria. the defense

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eric: i'm eric shawn. river waters are rising to unprecedented levels.ape fear is expected to inundate downtown wilmington. hundreds of thousands of people remain without power at this hour. we have live coverage. adam flock is in the extreme weather center. >> good morning. unfortunately we'll be expecting more rain. this has been up a slow mover. even though it's breaking apart. north carolina that rain will continue to be an issue. we have a tornado threat. but those would only be the quick spin-up. the larger threat is going to continue to be this rainfall. an area stretching from portions of eastern south carolina into north carolina, still a possibility of seeing a few spin-up tornado this afternoon. but huge numbers across huge portions of north carolina. we saw a record breaker as we ran up to 30 ins in one location. so that's preliminary. when you talk about rain getting up to 20 or 30 inches. eventually it has to go somewhere. we are still waiting for rivers to begin to crest. we are expecting to see some major require flooding across the entir

eric: hello, arthel, i'm eric sean, the committee's chairman senator chuck grassley granting extension for the deadline. for dr. ford to make that decision until later on today. this is as drama unfolds and story continues to take twist and turns, here is mike pence speaking about the confirmation earlier in washington. >> the president and i are confident that senate republicans will manage this confirmation properly with the upmost respect for all concern and i believe that judge brett kavanaugh will soon be justice brett kavanaugh. eric: meanwhile the nation's capitol buzzing after deputy attorney general rod rosenstein reportedly according to new york times discussed wearing a wire on president trump recording conversations and also potentially seek invoke the 25th amendment against the president saying that during meetings with other department of justice officials in the spring of 2017, claims rosenstein strongly denies and others say he was just joking, team fox news coverage on both to have developing stories this afternoon. ellison barber is in berkeley heights new jersey near

eric: this is bloomberg. ♪ eric: you are watching "bloomberg best." recap of the 2018 bloomberg business forum. mark carney was one of the financial leaders who attended the event. --spoke his clue civi exclusively on financial disclosures -- the focus of the conversation is leadership on climate related financial disclosures. carney says there is increasing demand for companies to disclose climate related information. >> there was $25 trillion in assets under management. the task force comes out and says this is not what we should do and now it is $100 trillion. three quarters of the globally systemic banks, the sovereign wealth funds and insurers looking for this type of information. companies are starting to disclose. they throw away the stuff that is not useful in been you get the better disclosure and real progress. >> what are the kinds of frictions that you are feeling -- banks who do not want to disclose? >> i think the best companies, part of what came out is the survey of the 2000 top companies around the world and you see all of those compa

eric raptosh was aboard a small plane that crashed on july 17th. he was brought to valley medical center in the south bay. robert handa is there with an inspiring tale of recovery. >> reporter: it's not too surprising that eric was wrought her to santa clara valley medical center, because its rehabilitation center is listed as one of the best in the nation. as eric showed, the best staff and facility still needs a patient's courage and determination. >> lift his leg to get the board. >> reporter: eric showed us the therapy that will help him get in and out of bed. it's excruciating to watch, but eric focuses only on his improvement. he was a survivor of this july plane crash and suffered a broken neck, ribs and leg as well as extensive brain and spinal cord injuries. even that pailes to the persona life. >> everyone died, including my husband. i have things to look for. he can look down and be proud of me. my friends can be proud of me. >> personally i feel like eric has far exceeded the expectations i had regarding his head injury and his ability

eric. >>eric: a fox news alert on north korea.he state department confirming that secretary of state mike pompeo has received a letter from kim jong-un to president trump. the president told reporters that letter was handed over at the dmz and it's now on the way to him. >> a letter is being delivered to me and i think it's going to be a positive letter. the rhetoric between myself and him has been very good. he said i have respect for trump. yesterday he said i want to make this deal and denuclearize. >>eric: the high-level letter comes amid concerns about the negotiations and as pyongyang prepares a massive military parade to celebrate the anniversary of the nation's founding. - - is live in seoul, south korea with the latest on what celebrations we could expect. >>reporter: more on that later in a moment but first, let's turn to the celebration.in about six hours time, the proceedings should be kicking off in pyongyang. that's about 120 miles from where we are standing right now and they could tell us something about the state

you look high. >> eric: i am.

i am eric schatzker.red two star-studded panel discussions on the future of finance. i was honored to moderate the global investment outlook panel. i asked my panelists to assess how finance markets have evolved in the decades since the financial crisis and ken griffin from citadel jumped in with this impassioned response. >> quantitative easing has really been how do we encourage americans and europeans to take more risk, and there is no doubt by metrics that the governments have been successful. if we look at loans for example, we are at in all-time record for both the issuance of high-yield debt and at the lack of covenants for this debt. so ironically, on the ten-year anniversary of the failure of the investment system, we are in this debt-fueled buying binge that is pushing up valuations and laying the seeds for the next crisis. so just to summarize, the 2008 crisis was not about lehman brothers or the investment banks, it was about the collapse of the u.s. housing market, where millions of americans

eric: absolutely.he deepest irony is america is tackling a trade surplus when the chinese are trying to rebalance their economy. first of all, frankly, the chinese have got global leadership in lots of areas of technology. the idea of getting international rules and ip agreed, they would be pushing on an open door. when it comes to dependence on exports, chinese want to rebalance in favor of domestic growth. manus: interesting you say they are stabilizing the one and subsidize the tariff hits. they are trying to bolster the domestic story. china needs a soft landing. that's the consensus. look at this. this is asian stocks, msci asia-pacific book value to the s&p 500. we're looking at the biggest discount since 2002. given everything you just said, does that build the case for picking up value in asia stocks? eric: i think so, absolutely. you've got fascinating developments. people are talking glibly about the prices of global assets and tightening of monetary policy. what people are a not -- ignoring

eric: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ you're watching bloomberg west.ecap of the 2018 bloomberg business forum. mark carney was one of the people who attended the event. he spoke with us. the focus of the conversation is leadership on climate related financial disclosures. carney says there is increasing demand for companies to disclose climate related information. there was $25 trillion in assets. the task force comes out. now it is $100 trillion. the globallys of systemic banks and shores looking for this type of information. companies are starting to disclose. they throw away the stuff that getot useful in been you the better disclosure and real progress. [indiscernible] ,> i think the best companies part of what came out is the survey around the world and you see all of those companies are disclosing at least some aspect in their main report. this is a process you learn by doing. the $100 trillion to make their capital allocations? i think that keeping we are is you are getting more involved and it is a disclosure that uses strategic resilience, so

eric: over the past 12 months, rates are up from 2% to 3%.est way to do it has been interest-rate hedged etf. lqdh is doing better than the floating-rate etf. why is it underutilized? it has not taken in the flows that the others have. >> it gives folks pause. hedging uses interest rate swaps. investors are not comfortable using derivatives. it's a great way to buy the corporate bond market and not have interest-rate risks. we see folks using that, especially in tandem with ltd. i can buy the market, have none, or all of the risk, or use them together to find any point in between. scarlet: i want to go back to the ag. it is 15 years old, you were there at its formation. walk us through launching it back in 2003. what was the reception like? >> it took a while to get going. i spent a lot of time on the road talking to portfolio managers. you go to the office and say have you heard about this corporate bond fund? are you using it in your portfolio? they say we are not because we just buy bonds. but i use it in my personal account. a lot of thes

eric: this is bloomberg. ♪ eric: this is a special edition of "bloomberg best."e are focusing on the 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath. at bloomberg television, we clearly remember the intensity of that september years ago. -- 10 years ago. here are the highlights from our coverage. is a very serious situation. we don't know how it will play out this week but here is what we know. one of the most storied firms on wall street is now gone. >> a historic day on wall street. , which survived railroad bankruptcies of the 1800s, the depression of the 1930's and the collapse of long-term capital management a decade ago filed for chapter 11 protection in bankruptcy court. started at 9:30 this morning, almost five hours. head of the democratic the banking committee wrapping up after questioning the head of federal reserve ben bernanke and the bailout plan for the bank is being assessed. >> big losses on equities. take a look at the doubt. we are down 700 points. down through the 10,000 level we came through in 1999. >> today comes on the heels of a global stampede o

holder versus our interview with eric holder eric holder was just recently interviewed on chris hayes this show and it was a softball question after softball question he tried to do wanted to little hard questions but quickly backed off and eric holder didn't give him a great answer oh i need to know about john mccain is that warren beatty was appalled or ok so here's a guy who is friendly with the press who is a media bore in other words it starts with w. john mccain who at his own funeral is playing hollywood games by having warren beatty as a pall bearer i mean i would have loved to have been the call to warren from his agent like warren we got a job laurie and apparently there they were very very old friends good friends but sure the other interesting thing was that john mccain's lawyer at the time was john dowd who then became trump's lawyer. are there all the actually there were a few people that were involved back then the s. and l. crisis getting all these senators and everybody absolved the powerful people who did not go to prison at that time they had these lawyers that are

ahora y otro jugador muy importante del psv, desde los 11 años compañero es eric gutiérrez.su nuevo club, estará usando la 25 con el equipo, después de un día activo, el joven mexicano nos cuenta sus primeras impresiones de sus aventuras europeas. >>> me siento muy contento de compañero lozano, hablaba muy bien de acá, muy bonito el club como una bonita ciudad, es bonito para vivir y creo que ha tenido muchos partidos con el psv, y contento de estar acá. >>> es una excelente plataforma con la champions donde van a enfrentar al barcelona, el tottenham y al inter de milán. impresionante será verlos juntos. es la información que les tengo por el momento, los espero más adelante con la previa del torneo de la liga mx8. >>> gracias. una pareja se lleva una tremenda sorpresa al ver un guante de béisbol a la venta, que no es cualquiera, le pertenecía a su hijo y estaba en una tienda en florida, lo increíble de la historia es que hace 40 años en ohio su hijo perdió este guante después de un partido de béisbol, cómo la des. >>> mientras hacían sus compras lo identificaron al ver el n

eric lÓpez una historia.eric: es un sueÑo que estoy cumpliendo.>> no me gustaba en un principio, pero ahora ha sido suerte pero el equipo estÁ mÁs rico. el que va a rendir.>> no le veÍa algÚn estilo de juego. ahora al hÍgado y pienso que equÍvoco ya estÁ conjunto. pachuca no se qued tambiÉn tuvo tres convocados. vÍctor guzmÁn, eric aguirre y su tercer convocado eric gutiÉrrez, el nuevo jugador del percebe de holanda se encendieron los desde del estado para demostrar si la racha de china serÁ real o si pachuca sin gutiÉrrez, puede seguir brillando. el guadalajara fue lo Único que pudo hacer. pulido es banca y pasÓ a ser el motor del equipo a vivir uno de sus peores ionad pudieron alargar la racha de georgia pachuca volviÓ des mostró supredio de cantera, a partir de hoy, deben meter mÁs goles. >> un regalo muy padre para los que vienen de querÉtaro. creo que vale la pena tanto esfuerzo y sacrificio. esta noche le pegaron a chiva cardoso y su revancha. se van a la fecha fifa con mucho que pensar. >> nuestro fina

it's excruciating to watch, but eric focuses only on his improvement.urvivor of this plane crash and suffered a broken neck, ribs, leg and extensive brain and spinal cord injuries. >> everyone in the plane died, including my husband. so i have things to live for. i can live -- he can look down and be proud of me. my friends can be proud of me. >> personally i feel like eric has far exceeded the expectations i had regarding his head injury and his ability to communicate and have insight into his current condition. >> reporter: eric did a public thank you today to the entire staff. >> nursing and caring for people like me is not for everybody, you know? it's for a specialized, compassionate, empathetic group of people. >> reporter: the photographer says he will go out and look at the world through a whole new lens. >> i want to look at the stars, i want to eat strawberries. i want to just do things that everyone else is doing. you can do that. you know, there's no limitations. >> reporter: eric will get to start doing all that when he checks out tomorrow.

(música). >>> qué tal feliz viernes, arrancamos hoy con eric gutiérrez y el psv, desde hace un año elérrez. es muy importante, tienen que comprarlo para que chucky haga más goles. estuvo perfecto. >>> eric gutiérrez hoy fue presentado por su club,, y está más que listo para ir a la cancha y aportar en su nuevo club, estará usando el 25 y después un día muy activo cuenta las primeras impresiones de su aventura europea. >>> estoy muy contento de estar acá. estoy muy contento con mi compañero chucky, nos llevamos bien, es un bonito club como una bonita ciudad y muy bonito para vivir. creo que hemos visto muchas partido del psv y contento de estar acá y disfrutar, quiero hacer bonitas cosas acá. >>> hoy en el fútbol mexicano será activo por la liga mx, hay tres partidos en la cartelera. >>> (información en pantalla). >>> el conjunto fronterizo regresa a casa después de haber perdido con vera, porque han dejado escapar demasiados puntos. >>> sabemos que es un partido de suma importancia, no se nos han dado los resultados en las jornadas últimas. sabemos que necaxa un equipo muy grande como

one activist agreed to me to set his heart on eric has been agitating against could be ten years this is where he and his wife have been forced to live since their last home was raided by intelligence services army's eighty second my house was ransacked because of my activism. by city these days take your voices will be for these flash drives they contain photos of friends who were arrested during our sit ins are protests. sitting is and yet it is one of sitting in the marsh. eric hopes that one day these images will serve as evidence many of the photos are already in the public domain even a video of his friend being shot. eric's fellow activists were arrested distributing flyers in the protest that followed several people were killed one of those shops was rusty candy. eric takes us to the place where he was killed he says rossy had been trying to shut the church gate to keep the police away. from the. parish sent. it was here that russell was shot when you're in his right side. but to do what they're really of look to he wanted to protect the church members and other activists who

eric: it has been one defined by cooperation. it is going to london and meeting with regulators there. it is also a matter of more creative strategies. using uber eats to get a foothold in places where they may not be otherwise able to operate, and towing with taxi like -- toying with taxi like businesses. it is an open is the different strategies to compete all over the world. emily: ok, eric newcomer, i know you will continue to keep us posted. well, it is one thing after another for tesla. while production may have been a nightmare for the electric carmaker, car delivery is now proving to be equally as difficult. in a tweet, elon musk apologized to a woman can call it -- complaining about delivery delays. the problem is far more tractable, he says, making progress and it should be solved shortly. now even more uncertainty surrounds the company as saudi arabia sovereign fund invested in uber, this after he talked about taking the company private. here is max. talk about housing to forget the delivery issues are, on top of the p

i'm eric chemi at cnbc. wall street is set to open slightly higher this morning after stocks sell yesterday. the markets turned lower after the fed raised interest rates for the third time this year. and looking to hike them again in december, three times next year. fed chair jay powell says the u.s. economy is strong and growth is healthy. bank stocks led the decline. today's watch list, unemployment, durable goods and second quarter gdp. the dow fell 106 points. the nasdaq slipping 17 to 7990. >>> amazon is opening a physical story in new york city today that will sell toys, home goods and other products that have at least a four-star rating on its website. customers will be able to try out echo speakers, kindle and other amazon devices. this is the company's latest push into the turf of rivals like target, which have been courting urban shoppers with new smaller format stores. >>> mcdonald's says most of its burgers, including the quarter pounder and big mac, are free of artificial preservatives and flavo

i am eric schatzker.oke with ray dalio. others, he has concerns about shadow banking as the potential catalyst for the next financial crisis and he worries that policy makers may not have authority to cope with it. here is what he told me. ray: i do know the regulations do not provide the freedom to deal with those things well. erik: the regulations we have today? : right, because we are trying to write the laws in such a precise way for some things that are unknown. i think there should be an -- economicwer powers act in which if the president of united states, the head of the federal reserve, and representatives of two houses of congress all agree that the circumstances are not properly anticipated in the law could, with agreements, have special powers to do the things that are necessary. i think that is a big risk. when i look at countries, countries like china, and the debt issues that they will have a miami less worried because their debt is denominated in their currency and they have the flexibility

man would eric -- 25 be a good addition. it is not going to happen because he said elsewhere today. >> welcome to the carolina panthers. >>> 49ers have a very depleted offensive back. eric reid will forever be linked to colin kaepernick because of there and them protest signed a one-year deal with the panthers. tori smith has actually been lobbying the panthers to sign him. >> i want to be one of the first to congratulate and welcome eric reid to the panthers . he is a great teammate, great leader, and a great family man. i am excited for him. it has been way too long. >>> both the a's and the giants were off. it will be a potentially wild weekend at at&t with the dodgers coming down on the giants have a chance to knock them completely out of it. sparse baseball schedule but let's check this out. let's see some of the interesting aspects of what happened. wrigley field, you know the old i got it, you take it, there is a fly ball to the right center. that is a centerfielder all but he watches it and he looks over to the right

live in observing, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> eric, thank you. >>> we're going to talk more about this now. california's largest wildfire on record is now 100% contained finally. the mendocino complex originally named the ranch and river fires erupted in lake county on july 27th. they burned 720 square miles combined, destroyed 157 homes killing one firefighter. now you can get alerts about the red flag warning with the abc 7 news app. there's a section dedicated just to weather. you can customize the app to get breaking news alerts on the topics you're interested in. >>> brett kavanaugh's accuser is getting suggestions in answering questions. >> the chairman of the senate judiciary committee now says investigators can question dr. christine blasey ford wherever she wants including here in the bay area. she must submit written testimony by friday morning. >> president trump today said if blasey ford makes a credible showing it will be, quote, very interesting and, quote, we will have to make a decision. >> and late today abc news received a statement from the attorney for dr. christine

holder versus our interview with eric holder eric holder was just recently interviewed on chris hayes this show and it was a softball question after softball question he tried to do wanted to little hard questions but quickly backed off and eric holder didn't give him a great answer oh i need to know about john mccain is that warren beatty was appalled or ok so here's a guy who is friendly with the press who is a media bore another word that starts a w john mccain who at his own funeral is playing hollywood games by having warren beatty as a pall bearer i mean i would have loved to have been the call to warren from his agent like warren we got a job laurie and apparently there they were very very old friends good for. sure the other interesting thing was that john mccain's lawyer at the time was john dowd who then became trump's lawyer there all is actually there were a few people that were involved back then in the s. and l. crisis getting all these senators and everybody absolved the powerful people who did not go to prison at that time they had these lawyers that are still in power

eric: thanks for having me.ng that is affecting not only the coastal regions, that we are seeing things affected further inland than we expected. things continue to deteriorate. i think we expect another day or two before things get to the point where they will start to recover and we will be able to move product into those areas. it is creating a lot of disruption not only to the coastal regions, what a couple hundred miles inland. david: you own a fair number of your own trucks, as i understand it. did you get your trucks out so you have not lost equipment? eric: for the most part. we had some trailers that were near the coastal regions. anytime we see these storms, we try to move equipment back inland, to position them. as soon as the storm moved away, we are able to move equipment back into the storm area. we typically spend a couple of weeks in the recovery, working with our customers, trying to get product back into the storm-hit areas as quickly as possible. the other story is, this is hitting in a tight

i'm eric thomas. dion is off tonight. chp is asking for wipt necessaries to come forward to solve the crime. the shooting happened in oakland on interstate 980 near the 580 interchange last night. "abc 7 news" reporter is live outside the vet hospital in san leandro where the dog's future is in doubt. carlos. >> reporter: yes, eric. a heartbreaking story. a man and dog were shot at, both injured. the man is now out of the hospital but the dog remains here at this emergency vet hospital and things are not looking good. >> just some bullet fragments in my neck here. in the back of the neck. the front of the neck, i would be dead. >> reporter: the wounds are still fresh for david frfrfr he was driving around 7:30 friday night when multiple bullets struck his rental car. in the passenger seed, four-year-old leila who he was dog sitting. >> standings next to me, the bullets entering from the side. she probably took them before they got to me. >> reporter: leila, a service dog, was shot twice. the shepherd hound mix is still re

personal. >> steve jobs simply hates eric schmidt right now.bitter this rivalry has gotten. >> eventually, eric schmidt had to leave the apple board. the competition was on. >> if google did not act, we faced a draconian future. a future where one man, one company, one device, one carrier would be our only choice. that's a future we don't want. [ applause ] these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! >>> so in 2007 kara swisher and i were lucky enough to get bill gates and steve jobs on a stage together. it was an interview. >> you know, bill built the first software company, before anybody really knew what a software company was. >> if you were going to pick two people

eric holder. that's right.er tweeting this, quote, this is an especially dangerous abuse of power by this president, referring to president trump when he was working for obama it was quite a different story, saying he places his self interest above the national security interest of the country. oh my goodness. eric holder, the only cabinet secretary to ever be cited for contempt. we're back with victori victoria toensing and joe digenova. happy to have you stay with us to go through this heavy lifting turning to your reaction to the part of hypocrisy by eric holder and the entire left of this country. >> eric holder sounds like the corrupt "washington post" which called that declassification order an abuse of presidential power and decried the fact that these things were going to be made public. this is the same "washington post" that liked to uncover everything about watergate. >> the problem that eric holder has is that he was part of a . . and his lawyers in the white house has absolutely seen the unreda unr