taylor. >> on 4. >> copy. >> one of the newest is ezekiel taylor.ted of home burglary, he was just arrested for a probation violation. >> i got in a car with a guy i really wasn't supposed to be in the car with. he didn't want to pull over. police got behind us. a chase, high-speed chase took place. it was either stay in the car and go to jail or run for your freedom and maybe get away. so i ran. >> we're going to the right. >> taylor managed to elude police and hid under a house. that is, until the police released their canine who left taylor with several reminders of their encounter. >> i tried to run. the dog gets on me and grabs my leg. the dog ripped my shoe off and was just on my feet and would not let go. when he let this one go, he got on this one. he was on me. >> what was going through your mind? >> why the [ bleep ] this dog won't leave me alone. >> bend over at the waist. squat. spread your cheeks. all right. that's good. go ahead and get dressed. taylor will find out how long this latest parole violation will be when he faces the judge.

. >> the tigers ezekiel carrera keeps it out. tigers pitcher, ver lander is talking to kate upton.g out eight to earn his fourth straight victory. 2-1 yankees. to los angeles, the dodgers hosting the an gels. garrett richards pitched a complete game striking out nine to shut out the dodgers 5-0. >>> let's check the weather. >> we are looking at the threat for more flash flooding today across the interior portions of the west. while the rain is certainly welcomed by those drought stricken areas, flash flood watches today for northern nevada and idaho. in the northeast, it's warm and humid one. typical summertime warmth but get ready for the thunderstorms. we expect to see showers and thunderstorms some of which would produce heavy rainfall in the northeast, thomas. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on morning joe, kentucky senator rand paul says the gop needs to do a better job of expanding its tent. why is he hanging out with someone floating presidential impeachment talk? >>> we're going to reveal if your alma matter is on the list of this year's top party schools. back after t

ezekiel emanuel, thank you for joining us. we are back in two.with us on "in the loop." ♪ >> it is a decision that is shaking up the franchise food system. i donald has taught responsibility of its franchisees -- mcdonald's has responsibly of its franchisees of how blizzard treated. le whatiu asked kate co she thought of the ruling. >> my first reaction was not with unionshe nrlb or the sei you, it is, wow, what are this for the implications of franchise law? and the implication for the likelihood that future franchisees would want to continue to grow with the business? franchisees have very different points of view about franchisors. how large they are, how small they are. franchising as a whole is a very interesting and dynamic world. it can't be described as just one thing. there are good and bad on both sides. >> it is not as if every relationship is good, by any means. there are lots of tensions there. >> there can be. the question is, if the employees of a franchisee are being essentially called the de facto employees of the franchise or, w

in the words of ezekiel, bros before hoes. >> stephen: beautifully said. folks, i've always said there nothing more american than our corporation. it's right there in their slogan, american runs on dunkin', chevrolet, the heartbeat of america, sears where america shops. radio shack where america loudly asks where the hearing aid batterees are. (laughter) and i just hope that america's corporations cannot hear the attacks coming from the c.e.o. of socialism. >> there's small but growing group of big corporations that are fleeing the country to get out of paying taxes. well, hold on, they're not actually going anywhere, they're keeping most of their business here, they're technically renouncing their u.s. citizenship. they're declaring their base someplace else even though most of their operations are here. you know some people are calling these companies corporate deserters. >> corporate deserters. so they like dessert. (laughter) he's not only attacking corporate profit, now he's fat shaming. folks, what this skinny bitch is talking about-- (cheers and app

ezekiel career or leaving detroit to make a great great catch patrick met server but pereira will owe it to him let him know lexus pursuit of perfection all cement highlight. the pga championship tiger was despite the back problem last week showed upgrade to go said he felt fine didn't play like it for bowie's did have a birdie. nine strokes back pga one of those major championships that tiger tops about winning all the time f-14 nicolas at 18. yo hand cove 97 ft.. 7 over but next a shot like that most of the highlights pickup roy mcelroy started double bogey it of followed it with four straight birdies file under 66 on one stroke back kevin campbell woolley west would brian palmer the relation to the great arnold six under par >> : warriors kevin love not gonna happen minnesota timber lows the cleveland cavaliers the got to have a deal in place because the ruling you cannot trade no. 1 draft choice and on so late august young wagon's he is going now andrew higgins will go to minnesota timber wolves and the brawn james got his man and kevin love the warriors had been talk about. marci

obamacare analysts predict it will mean the end of employer provide insurance with former adviser ezekiel ul wriuel they will disappear in ten years. the wall street research firm goes even further predicting 90% of such plans will disappear. >> the companies will really be hard pressed to justify why they would continue to have to spend the kind of money they spend by offering insurance through corporate plans when there's an alternative that is subsidized by the government. >> reporter: the reason analysts see this change is penalty for not offering insurance $2,000 per worker is muchlers than providing it. >> for a worker making only $15 an hour, typical employer coverage for a family costs $15,000 or $16,000. >> reporter: creating an incentive for employers to shift low-income workers to the exchanges. but in his first campaign well before the law passed mr. obama sharply criticized a republican proposal arguing such coverage was untouchable. >> this would thread the unraveling of the employer based health care system. that i don't think is the kind of change we need. >> reporter: a r

ezekiel emanuel, one of the great mentors of the affordable care act. 8:00 a.m.n bloomberg television. good monday morning. advancing 10.30, futures over the last two or three hours. scarlet had one of the breaking stories of the morning. general, dollar tree -- we need to get some sympathy and clarity here. cut to the greedy chase. will there be another offer? >> i would think there is more capacity to raise the offer. i would think that there would be a higher bid. i think that these 2 could get into it a little bit. >> i am looking at family dollar and dollar general. shares of move -- shows a moving high in the premarket. what does that tell you, that the acquirer in the target are both gaining? >> i think people wanted to see dollar general get into this deal and there is a lot more overlap between the 2 companies, more synergies to be had and buying power. it is a more attractive deal for the family dollar guys as well as more prescient from the acquirer standpoint. >> can you help us understand the appeal of family dollar? showonsensus forecasts earnings c

ezekiel emanuel university of pennsylvania, the chairman of health at -- ethics this morning.i consider myself -- and i >> the national institutes $13 millionnsider -- consider 13 billion dollars a year. $13 million is 0.5 percent of that investment. i see people dumping ice buckets on them, but do they really know what the disease is about? will this be another case where just disappears after a few weeks and everyone has had their ice bucket moment on facebook? it is hard to sustain. right, thatmanuel the real risk is that it is totally ephemeral bull -- ephemeral? it is whether they know what they are doing at all, or they just get swept up in the craziness and the fun of it all and they lose sight of the purpose. there is a real charity and people who are truly afflicted and suffering. >> 30,000 or so people suffering from a really hellish disorder. yes, i think he's absolutely right. in the grand scheme of things, million make a different? >> there is no question that 15.6 million dollars versus $1.8 million last year is a great deal better. i will presume that the money

>> ezekiel carerra over-the-shoulder diving catch. mccarthy gives another solid performance for the yankees and struck out eight and earns the victory. 2-1 yankees. check this on out. justin verlander, great guy. talking to his girlfriend kate upton behind the detroit dugout. >> are they still an item? >> yes. >> oh, yeah. >> i didn't know they were still an item. >> "the "new york post" "says it's true. >> shut up! >> a picture of the two in "the "new york post"" today. >> t.j., pick a camera! you're bringing three cameras at me! pick a camera! >> i can't go on any more. >> this is really important. you mentioned earlier in the show that there is a picture on instagram with me and my shirt off. hold on. but it's men on instagram. >> do not step on kate upton picture. >> by the way, if i were verlander, i would still be so angry what they did last season to me during the playoffs. yanking him. the tigers should have beaten the sox. >> and karma took care of it, right? >> when jim leyland yanked max scherzer. the big one. he took out m

ezekiel emanuel head of medical health policy at university of pennsylvania.here. >> it works, give it to the people who need it now in two numbers, not just the two white wealthy americans, wealthy by country of origin, fair criticism? >> well, first of all, we don't know that it works. you've given it to two people. not everyone dies from ebola. it's about 55% mortality rate. could have been their natural immunity coming back because they are, you know, they weren't exposed to that big a volume or their immune system works better so we don't know. >> dr. brantly said he thought he was going to die and he took the dose of the serum and the next day, that doesn't suggest anything? >> no, not necessarily. you have to do a clinical trial to see whether drugs work or not. at a very early stage of developing this. it was still doing animal testing, which is usually necessary before human trials, but, you know, there's interest in expanding it and doing it a rigorous trial to find out whether it works and how effective it is, and is it more effective, you know, on