guy. guy: thanks.cording more than 3 million -- recalling more than 3 million diesel vehicles. the plan marks a change of approach after mercedes-benz vowed to fight accusations of cheating i "all legal means." by "all legal means." joining us to discuss all of this, arndt ellinghorst. good morning. this is daimler, or cities, trying to be proactive. arndt: absolutely. they are fed up with all the negative press. they want to take care of consumer confidence into their technologies. that is why they are stepping ahead. couple of weeks before this, a big meeting with the industry, the german government. guy: why do they need to do this? what i am seeing at the moment is continuing car to sell. there may not be other options, but diesel cars are continuing to sell and continuing to sell really well. is there an effect on the number and consumer confidence surrounding the product they currently have? guy: totally. consumers want to buy powertrains that are electrified, even in germany, the capital of dies

this guy threat tnd him. comes in, opens the drawer. >> cleans them out. >> takes the drawer of money and just kind of strolls away like nothing happened. according to police, they looked at surveillance video from the store. they said he had been in there ten minutes before looking around, but they believe he left because there were other customers inside. >> good for that employee, though, just got out of the way. it's not worth it. >>> now, you guys know i'm pretty into fitness. i'm very open to new forms of fitness and science, but this has me a wee bit skeptical. that's the jawsercize. not only will you get the bikini body but also the ladies. they will frolic with you on the beach. it will make you patrick swayze. you'll be able to lift people up. >> wow. this is a thing? this is a real product? >> i watched this and i was not quite sure if i was watching a "saturday night live" sketch or if it was fun. if you go to the website, this is legitimately a product. now, they claim that there's, like, 57-ish

you guys came here. you're kicking ass. you're young guys.rom now, the business is making $425,000 a year, and you guys divided that up nicely and make $150,000, most people would kill for that. damion: i want more than that. for me, to trickle along, that's not very desirable. lemonis: that's trickling? you need to have some temperance about your growth. this idea of, like, we want to have factories all over the country, you're not general electric. not yet. why is there a sprint and not a marathon, and why not just do it the right way? damion: my initial thought was to have us collectively to be part of something amazing. lemonis: if you want to be a millionaire in this country, you shouldn't have the sole purpose of your business be to be a millionaire. you should run your business the right way, do the right things, treat your people the right way. and if you do that and you make a great product, it will happen. there are moments in time where going fast will kill you. look, i'm disappointed in these guys. they want me to finance their fa

guy: good morning, welcome. cash is about to open in europe, we will bring you the first trade of the equity session. i am guy johnson. reais quitting after north korea fires its longest missile yet. how will they respond at the g 20 summit? keeping calm down under. the rba sticks to its neutral stance. is the central bank done for the rest of 2017? with central banks, shifting into neutral. the sweetest central -- swedish central bank signaling the end sparkhree-year effort to inflation. we will get a decision at 8:30 a.m. london time. cash is about to open. we are half an hour away from the stock -- start of stock trading. we are getting an idea of where we will start the day and the fair value points to a negative start. .51%.y -- .5 of 1%. i want to move on, we will see what the yen's reaction to the news, he's of -- piece of north korea's missile they launched was an icbm. we will see what the experts have to say. but we have got is the yen down -- up by .5 of 1%. interesting to see how this works its way t

i think i am a guy who has always been a giving guy. i've -- even on the street, people have always come to me. you know, i -- my reputation has always been that i'm open to the public. i'm open to everybody. you know? you know, right now i'm at a point in my life where all i want to do is spend time, as much time as i can with my children and my friends, and -- and i'm not looking to be involved with the media. i've had so many offers for interviews when i've been here and in lovelock and turned them all down. i'm not interested in any of that. i've done my time. you know? i've done it as well and as respectfully as i think anybody can. i think if you talk to the wardens they'll tell you i've been -- i gave them my word. i believe in the jury system. i've honored their verdict. i've not complained for nine years. all i've done is try to be helpful and encourage the guys around there, hey, man. do your time. fight in court. and don't do anything that's going to extend your time. that's the life i've tried to live because ewant to get ba

tranchina: all right, listen, guys, guys, guys, that's enough of this.is. this ain't gonna happen here. hey! hey! fuji: that's the [bleep] that i left this place. tranchina: that's enough. fuji, that's enough. don't let this happen on tv. stop yourself. sammy: after six months of [bleep] doing what i had to do. fuji: i was here every [bleep] single day on time. lemonis: changing the menu isn't that hard, nor is renovating the place, but getting people to co-exist and work together -- that's the hard part. there are some deep-seated issues here, and quite frankly, we need to rip the band-aid off. sammy: get the [bleep] out of here. i'm done with this conversation, too. covello: okay. okay. sammy: get the [bleep] out of here. lemonis: you know why he doesn't like it? 'cause he doesn't want to argue. but i know there's more issues 'cause i see the reaction. sammy, like that, bud. sammy: this is why i walked away from it. this is why i abandoned this place. -lemonis: all right. -sammy: this is the reason. i'm [bleep] shaking. i can't even deal with it. lemon

thanks, guys.s. ♪ hey ♪ ♪ hey lemonis: chris asked to meet me at the mccormick convention center where the chicago boat, rv & strictly sail show is. but i'm not exactly sure why a board shop would have a trade-show booth at a boat and rv show. chris: welcome to the boat show. lemonis: how you doing, buddy? chris: well. how are you? lemonis: good. so, this is your display? chris: this is our booth. we have our flyers over there. we have a little video to try to entice people. lemonis: you brought nothing else but the paddleboards? chris: no. lemonis: nobody's in uniform. there's no other signage. there's no other products. this is the [bleep] display that i've ever seen. i was not only annoyed, but i was embarrassed. "free delivery and free paddle and up to 15% off." chris: yes. lemonis: so, when we talked about the overall paddleboard margins... chris: yes. lemonis: ...we already knew they were low at 30%. chris: yes. lemonis: then you gave 15% off, then you gave a free paddle, then you gave free d

a guy? guy: juliette, thank you. is little chance of a "quick fix" of the gulf standoff over cap are with country's they want a solution that will stick. uae's foreign affairs minister said the four-nation bloc wants to know it can be trusted and is transparent. a says they are ready for process that could take "a very long time." >> weeks, months, as long as it will take them to realize that this is not a crisis that we are looking for a quick fix. this is a crisis we want to get to the bottom of and we want to take away qatar's huge support for this extremism and terrorism we are seeing. we need a solution that will stick. we need a solution that is long-term. the -- gethe uae, more analysis on this story. let's speak to yousef gamal el-din. it sounds like this is turning to a war of attrition. yousef: that is what it is looking like. he will notice from the comment, but in terms of progress. of should,ed, a lot but very little around progress. they are insisting qatar needs to re-examine its position when it comes

guy: the u.s.ing to think about whether or not it was to deliver further rate rises when it has lower on a clement then when it was hiking. unemployment then when it was hiking. guest: i think it is tricky given what inflation is doing. they are running into this problem where court measures are rolling over at the wrong time. guy: we will talk more about this in a moment. up next, a hurdle for health care. the controversial u.s. bill being delayed following a medical scare for john mccain. that story is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: routed to in brussels. -- round two in brussels. the press conference may be pushing the point where it we get a press conference on thursday about how much progress will be made this week. china domestic demand dries gdp take up. easyjet ceo carolyn mccall is embarking to itv and returning to the media sector of which she came. brexit-driven advertising slowdown, turning a little higher. you are watching bloomberg markets, i'm guy johnson. i'm from european headquar

this is not some sweetheart of a guy.luding me ranted and said cnn, he went over the line. including donald trump, jr., who said it was a 15-year-old. he's no 15-year-old, he's an adult man, and he should be apologizing. >> greg: the age thing is irrelevant, because the reporter didn't know that until they chased the guy down. cnn has made a huge mistake. if you go on cnn there is but cnn means. >> kimberly: what do they say? don't feed the trolls. >> greg: if you expose your weakness, if i tell you guys i don't like seafood, the first thing you start doing is eating shrimp in the green room. >> dana: remember when your cousin would hit you in the head saying what he keep hitting yourself? that's what they were doing. if they would've said, well played mr. president, how's your health care bill going? that would've been fine. but the thing that makes -- the punishing of the artist, no matter who they are. i was saying in the green room, remember the benghazi video maker? the obama administration, the government in that ca

guy: welcome back. are watching the open. it is 10 years to the day since the bank of england last raised interest rates. something to think about as we contemplate such a move now. here is juliette saly. juliette: thank you. has a paschi has said it i head cut. approval to receive aid from italy's government. marco marelli welcomed the decision. >> we did entertain talks with regulators for quite a long time, the outcome is what the bank needs to look forward. the u.s. government is reportedly getting involved in apple's tax rate -- dispute with the eu. washington has filed an application with the eu general court over what it calls a retroactive application of state aid to apple. recoup 30s order to billion euros in unpaid taxes from the company. volkswagen plans to sell cars in rent for the first time in 17 years, taking advantage of easing sanctions as growth stalls in europe and asia. they signed a contract with the local importer to offer compact suvs and a sedan in the toronto area. struggling to

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love this guy.h is here tonight. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love that dude. guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hey, guys, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to respond to that topic. so because the big story this week has been trump disclosing classified information, i sent out a hashtag called "my weird secret." [ light laughter ] i asked you to guys send us a a funny, weird or embarrassing secret about yourself. these were really fun. this first one is from @exyuppie. he says, "i like to do my atm transactions in spanish because it makes me feel like i aced a a test when the money comes out." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: si. >> jimmy: si. this is from 2spockshakur. [ laughter ] 2 spock. >> steve: yeah, come on. >> jimmy: he says, "i stretch my t-shirts out before going to the gym so that my personal trainer thinks i lost weight." [ laughter

now these guys are basically in a wicket.nstead of running, as most people would, they made a plan, they got out of the city a couple days later. probably the only successful portion of that operation was the intelligence collection, . now the problem with that, this was preparation for the second mission that was canceled. rescue missiona to basically a revenge mission. the delta force went from 90 guys to about 300 and the detachment force went from nine to 40. that's just one. the mission on this case entailed using helicopters to go into the city, whereas before, they were going to use trucks. the detachment of small helicopters -- delta force had the big blackhawks. they came from a reserve unit that was given the need .emporarily of task force 159 i participated in this, and i have never seen pilots you can knowike this. at you might them now as task force 160, the ,ight stalkers. at way up here the ch 47 has a command ship. our unit has 16 of these little helicopters with 40 guys loaded up with all of the munition they

donovan, a great guy. let me acknowledge all the men and women of law-enforcement better here today. the local police, the state police, the federal law enforcement the outstanding job that you do. we thank you for your service and let me tell you, you will have no, you can never have a greater advocate in the white house than president trump. [applause] president trump knows that blue lives matter. he will always be in your corner, he will always have your back. ms 13 is a brutal gang of vicious murderers and we have several family members who have personally gone through horrible anguish that has resulted from these vicious murders that have been carried out. i can tell you personally, from my conversations in the white house with president trump and phone calls on a sunday morning that he is absolutely committed to devastated and decimating and destroying ms 13. this is an absolute obsession he has. when you talk to him about it, he is absolutely dedicated and he is going to get that job done. ms 13 is

it turns out thomas' dad knew a guy who knew a guy. >> would be will be to meet you guys. >> oh, my gosh. >> they manage to organize a meeting at a hotel with him. >> so what's with the hair cuts? >> yeah. you may have noticed they all kind of sporting a very silly kind of japanese style hair cut. obviously they were up to other things while they were there being yes theory. so, yeah, they're on the way to this meeting looking pretty interesting. >> i think it will be fine because of these hair cuts. the fact we just look so ridiculous, he's going to be like okay this is them. >> they get to the hotel, walk inside. they ask him to come down. >> he's coming down. >> right now? >> yeah. >> get ready for this. >> i am so nervous. >> why am i nervous right now? >> because of their hair cuts. >> i would be too. >> one hour later? >> one hour later, he's not down yet. there's a reason for that. there's a bit of a miscommunication. >> our contact never told him the time. so he's pretty [ bleep ]. >> so he's up in his room and not happy. eventually, though, he does turn up. so they got off to a

i never even talk to this guy. never been to his house. >> i'll have to talk to this wright. >> yeah. >> and see. >> he'll probably tell you the same thing i am. i mean, he don't know the dude. i mean, he's probably talked to him a few times. but that guy has his own circle of friends. nobody was messing with him. everybody kind of knew who he was but -- >> he's claiming that he was forced to hold that hooch. >> that's ably crap, man. >> my only warning to you is keep your hands off these guys, okay? >> all right. appreciate it. >> i can't make a decision now. because i haven't talked to the other two. but just from what i know now we've got nothing on holloman. all i've got is another inmate saying he thinks maybe he might have called the shot. the other individual, the sex offender is claiming he was assaulted. which there's hardly any marks on him at all. now we're going to have to take one inmate's word over another inmate's word. >>> coming up -- >> that gives credit to my story, doesn't it? >> it's not that i

guy: good morning and welcome. you are watching blooper markets, the european -- bloomberg markets, the european open. i am guy johnson in london. matt miller returns tomorrow. fed fragmentation. the fomc minutes .2 divisions on when to start unwinding the balance sheet. is that -- september the most likely start date? possibly a contentious g-20 in hamburg. how much discord will there be inside and outside tomorrow's meeting? oil rebounds. crude came back from the date -- biggest daily loss in four weeks area your stockpiles declined. is the glut cyclical or structural? we will talk about what that means for the global economy. we're less than half an hour away from the start of trade. let's look at where the bloomberg is telling us trade will take us. it looks like anybody is going to be sleeping peacefully through the market open. the moves are even more subdued than we saw at this time yesterday. european markets are going to be going sideways. let's take a look at what the jim m us about the picture around the

which is what this guy in slovenia is doing.ee this guy messing around trying to take the seat off the bicycle. he's definitely up to no good. this guy and his coworkers had seen him a little ways down the street trying to do the same thing. they called the cops. the guy looks up, realizes he's being filmed, and tries to just walk it off. >> don't you just want to walk up to him and be like what are you doing. >> the police come up. >> good samaritan. oh, is this lock locked? >> eventually the guy ends up walking away, but at least he knows that people are on to him. >>> this guy over here also caught red handed sort of. you see this guy walking into the frame and he starts pouring paint stripper right on the car causing about $1200 worth of damage. they don't know who this guy is, why he did this. this is at a resident complex. not only did he damage this vehicle, he damaged several others. and they can't find a connection or a motive. >> this is jealous vandal. probably went to nice cars and destroyed them. >>> this might be m

i think i'm a guy who's always been a giving guy. even on the street people have always come to me, you know, my reputation has always been that i'm open to the public, i'm open to everybody, you know. you know, right now i'm at a point in my life where all i want to do is spend time -- as much time as i can with my children and my friends and i might look into being involved with the media. i've had so many offers for interviews when i've been here in lovelock, and i've turned them all down. i'm not interested in any of that. i've done my time. you know, i've done it as well and as respectfully as i think anybody can. i think if you talk to the wardens, they'll tell you i've been the -- i gave them my word, i believe in the jury system, i've honored their verdict, i've not complained for nine years. all i've done is tried to be helpful and encourage the guys around there, hey, man, do your time, fight in court, and don't do anything that's going to extend your time. and that's the life i've tried to live because i want to get back t

>> that guy is a little loose on his feet. >> these guys are walking away.t doesn't stop them from brawling it out. they try to hold him back and he goes back for more. now it is now a lot of fellas fighting. >> i've got these muscles. i want to use them. >> i'm like, fellas, you're up against the water. >> this is so bad and they're all injured now. but they're not going to remember what their heck their bruise is from. >> they're all looking for the winners and losers. they're all losers. >>> ever since arnold schwarzenegger's butt naked self appeared looking for sarah connor, we knew eventually the robots are going to get us. however, this jukin video is showing the exact opposite. maybe, just maybe the robots are here to help. as you can see, that's the kind of robot to help you out. looking out. this kid comes running and starts messing around climbing up. the bot looks in, heads up, lifts the hands up. just as it tips over, look at this. >> it's the new nanny. >> apparently so. the guys that put this out is because it was in mirror mode. >> this was se

the guy starts walloping on him. >> children in the lift, guys.e on. >> finally the wife and the young man's girlfriend intervene to get him to stop. he is pummelling that guy's head with a bunch of punches. >> and the doors open and close before anybody gets a chance to throw him out. >> but then the husband takes one more slap at his wife before she and the daughter leave. this man was arrested for assault. but what's surprising to me is, china had its first domestic violence law enacted in 2016. that's why this man can now be arrested and charged with crime. >> that's a good thing. >> that is a good thing. >> that is a great thing. hopefully he'll face some serious consequences because of this. >> the children being taken away? we don't have any information? >> we don't have any information on what happened with the family. although, we do know that this man is going to face justice. >>> hold onto your hats. the first one is very scary. >> oh! no. i thought had he had it. >> me too. >> pretty close call. here he goes. he hit this back of that s

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guys. keith: what's up? lemonis: i think you guys would be great guys to be in business with. he's a facts and figures guy. you're a creative guy. it's a fantastic combination of people. i think the people that work here are committed. whether that's maria or your wife, tina, or people in the back or kevin or paul, i think there's a real commitment to working here. what do you think the business is worth? keith: you know, maybe, i don't know, $2.5 million. $2 million, $2.5 million. lemonis: basically, the tangible net worth, the enterprise value of the business is $270,000. keith: hm. lemonis: the formula that i've used is i've taken all of the assets of $650,000, all of the liabilities of $835,000, which includes the money that you and tina put in, and then i come up with the difference there, which is -$185,000. and then on the other side, i look at the earnings of $143,000, i put a three-time multiple on it. it's around $450,000, a little less, but we'll call it $450,000 for this discussion. and then i subtract the extra liabilities because there's not any assets to cover i

are older guys.'re not keeping these guys around, we want to win now you heard, that all of the guys want to win, all of the guys have something to prove. a lot of guys really want to get big contract after this year. later in sport, we will talk about the two jordans, and their injuries. >> baltimore raven offense linemen you are shale has retired from the ffl after three seasons, he was fifth rounds pick from penn state in 2015. he reportedly made this decision after recent study found that 99% of the brains of former nfl football players had cte. that's a neuro degenerative brain disease. he got a lot of attention after going after his doctors at the massachusetts institute of technology in the off season. nothing like mit for that, right? he is a ph.d. candidate who as you can problem bye guess want to pursue interests outside of football. good for him. >>> all right, kathy orr, look, down the shore and enjoying, chris. >> little bit of fun, hey, kathy? >> oh, ya, i'm with tommy, we're having fun

lemonis: congratulations, guys. get your ass to work. ♪ what's happening, guys?ey, marcus! lemonis: one of the things that i thought we could talk about is what the plan and the process are gonna be. we're gonna rebuild a brand using social media, using packaging, using product development. my biggest concern is, i don't know what your story is today. we probably need to go back and make a brand-new generation-one watch. and it needs to be something different and proprietary that nobody else can get to. we're no longer gonna downplay the fact that this company has a mission. in fact, we're gonna amp it up. we're gonna get back to the 10 colors and the 10 charities, and then we're gonna add some things that make it even more unique. all right. let's go to work, guys. trevor: beautiful. ♪ karlo: hello, guys. welcome to shiekh. lemonis: how are you?! karlo: how you doing? lemonis: i'm marcus. karlo: my name is karlo. nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: are you the manager here? karlo: yes, sir. i'm the store manager. lemonis: one of the things that the guys need to t

guy? guy: thanks. s seeking to grow as the u.k.'the european union is set to redraw the financial i landscape. the ceo spoke with caroline connan in an exclusive interview. take a listen. >> one thing is absolutely part of a significant europe was consolidated in london. there will be going forward rigid financial center -- not one rigid financial center, but many. and where you have a very intense network of global companies and very successful financial institution. financial centers will be distributed amongst various cities with different competitive advantages . some of the business alone to dublin, to amsterdam, to luxembourg, frankfurt, to paris. they are cities of different sizes, class types, regulatory environments, but they are all sitting in very intense financial communities. caroline: i guess i have to follow-up -- one, when is this starting? we have been talking about moving, relocating to the continental for a year now. have these already started? and as a follow-up, in terms of vab said brexit will bring 5000 jobs t

lemonis: that's really nice of you guys. all right. well, nice meeting you guys.to meet you, too. -lemonis: well, hey, guys. -alex: hello. lemonis: quick question. where did all these people come from? alex: volunteers. lemonis: so are we running a nonprofit now? alex: no, we just got to get our orders out. lemonis: what orders are they doing? alex: they're working on a order for google right now. lemonis: when was it supposed to be done by? brad: we initially gave them an 8 to 10 weeks, but it's probably been about 12 weeks. lemonis: so you're late already. brad: yeah. we're a little bit late right now. lemonis: i'm just going to be honest with you. they're not skilled laborers. what assurance do i have that it's gonna be done right, it's going to be consistent? alex: if it's a bad product, we don't send it out. -simple as that. -lemonis: let's go in the shop and just sort of take a look at it, okay? so this is a finished product? brad: this would be a finished product, correct. lemonis: really? i mean, it's totally uneven. -brad: right. -lemonis: i mean, look at

but one guy was impressive. he was a rough cookie and really respected guy. i could see he was respected. and he said, come on, get over here. get over here. are you from chicago? yes, sir. i said what the hell is going on? and he said the problem could be straightened out. i said how long would it take you to straighten out this problem? he said if you gave me the authority, a couple of days. i really mean it. i said you really think so? he said a couple of days. we know them all. he said the officers know all the bad ones. he said we know them all. a couple of days. i said you got to be kidding. this is a year and a half ago. i said give me your card and i sent it to the mayor. i said you ought to try using this guy. guess what happened? never heard. and last week they had another record. horrible. but we're just getting started. we will restore law and order on long island. we'll bring back justice to the united states. i'm very happy to have gotten a great, great justice of the united states supreme court, not only nominated but approved. and by the way,

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-- big guy. and a little -- you know, i think anybody that knows him knows he's a little different. i still said this guy's not dangerous, man, but he said, man, bring some security during the day that he was there, he met people from the wedding and mcclinton said he did security in las vegas and it would help his business if he could have me as a client. i told him i didn't need him but after he insisted that i bring security, i said, i can use your help i went to the hotel, i met him in the lobby, the two guys, they also met us there, which was a big mistake, obviously, i realize that quite soon after this and he led us to his room, put the key in the door and let us in i know i've seen the media say we broke into the room we were brought into that room when i came into that room, i noticed spread out everywhere was my personal property, you know the only thing that i saw on display that wasn't mine was some baseballs and i made clear to everybody, those are not mine all i want is my property

suddenly the guy in gray runs off. the other guy in the gray runs away. says this way. they thought they had it all figured out. but no. punked off. >>> will rt. this next video in the uk. this is christopher cullens' dream car. disappears. hit and run. >> the worst. >> yeah. he forked over just $22,000 for that car and because this person has run off and they don't come forward, it's going to cost another $1300 in insurance and he'll lose his ten years no claims bonus. >> darn. >> punks. they're punks. >>> this family is chilling at their home in spain. when suddenly dad's home. >> but he's not alone. >> no. >> one, two, three. >> wow. she doesn't like those, huh? >> no, she loves dogs. this is their 11-year-old family dog rainier. this family moved from the u.s. to barcelona, spain. has been there about three years. and rainier has been staying with family friends. dad brandon had come back to the u.s. for a work trip. he's like, you know what? time to pack it up and come on home little doggy. >> she's not moving. she's frozen on that couch. >> i think it's safe to sa

you're going to be all right. >> you guys are doing an amazing job here. >> if i can do that to the guyste that when they get on the outside. that's the whole point of the program. ♪ ♪ >>> an online post from a die hard dodgers fan leads to his arrest at a reds game. >> he had made some failed threats online about shattering lives. >> nobody can read that quote that has a reasonable mind the think i was there to shatter lives. they don't gave a [ bleep ] this could destroy me, my kids, my wife. they don't care. >> one inmat

you can see the guy in this van leaning out the window. the guy with the dash cam said wait.got a problem. you see the driver of the transporter get out, run down the street. >> no fiat left behind. >> the poor driver now having to deal with it. >> start that fiat right back up when and drives it back to the truck. apparently it was a broken strap. and just moments earlier, it was on the motorway, so this could have been disastrous. >>> hugely popular vlogger on youtube here. his vlogs are usually him and his mates having a good time. they're having some fun. they try breaking into a movie theater. much to the amusement of the staff. >> i was on your last video. you know that? >> yeah. >> to have the time to do this, make the vlogs, you need your support. support behind the scenes. and in this case he does have some support. cheeky. cheeky is david's mate. she's got a lot of personality. he can go off and do his shenanigans. in this case they have a surprise for cheeky. >> people enjoyed the shirts. they really liked them. >> that's exactly right. they got this t-shirt, you s

this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 23 minutes after the hour. guy johnson in for francine lacqua.s approved a bill loosening decades of labor laws, a big victory for president michel temer. he is awaiting a report recommending whether he should be prosecuted or not on fraud charges. still with us is bhanu baweja. this is a big win. there is still a lot coming down the pipe for michel temer, but the labor market stuff is the easy bit and the pension market stuff is the hard bed. is the rate of change the problem? he is not making progress fast enough to get brazil out of the hole it is in? >> this becomes a big political question. when are we likely to see the next regime come in and take the mantle? i think the market has now accepted the current administration will not be able to present a plan to stabilize brazil. remember, the current rate, we are losing time. it is not just the fact that we will get pension reform eventually we should be happy about. it matters whether we get it in 2017, 2018 come or 2019 and the markets are not prized for 2019. the credit risk increases becau

you need security, this guy beardsley, big guy. i think anybody who knows him knows he's a little different. i told him this guy is not dangerous but he said bring some security. during the day he was there and he met somebody from the wedding. one guy, mcclinton said he did security in las vegas and it would help his business if he had me as a client. after he insisted i said i could use his help. i went to the hotel, i met mr. riccio in the lobby. the two guys, they also met us there which was a big mistake, obviously. i realized that quite soon after this. mr. riccio led us to his room, put the key in the door and let us in. i've seen the media reporting we broke into the room but we didn't break into any room, riccio brought us in there. when i came into the room, i noticed spread out everywhere was my personal property. the only thing i saw that was on display that wasn't mine were some baseballs and i made it clear to everybody that those were not mine, all i want is my property. there is a tape, you hear me on at least three

jessica biel's here, you guys. >> steve: yeah!antastic in this. also joining us from the new amazon prime series "the last tycoon," matt bomer is stopping by. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's a stud. he looks good. set in old-timey hollywood. billy collins is in it. it's great. also, guys, tonight we have great music from kelsea ballerini. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "legends." jessica, matt, kelsea and i are also going to play a game of charades later on the show. >> steve: ooh! >> jimmy: you don't want to miss that. she's fantastic, as well. guys, we have a -- now's the time to look at stories and we a headlines today and we weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons." >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ >> jimmy: all right. we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of replacing sean spicer. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: he resigned last week and there are some new faces in trump's press team. let's take a look at the pros and con

hockey players, and canada, get treated more rough than this guy. you gotta be kidding me. >> kimberly: and by the way, just so you know, you're welcom welcome. the united states hospitals and medical care saved his life on the battlefield. and now they want to say, let's go ahead and give him all the money. canada, extremely bad and reckless, i think precedent. >> juan: i just read a different story. the story i read said that the supreme court of canada ruled in 2010, as a 15-year-old this guy was tortured by canadians, and then given the information that was acquired from him while he was tortured was given to u.s. officials, who then put him into gitmo. this is all about canada's laws against torture, saying this is a canadian born on canadian land and you can't do that to people. it's all about their rules. >> kimberly: it's not torture. they call sleep deprivation torture. if someone paid me 10 million, i've got it every night. >> juan: on the surface this looks like an outrage if you get away from the law. canada has come down saying clearly,

i am guy johnson. say nothing.ario draghi, candy and is to stay silent on the central bank stimulus exit plans? keeps itsntral bank exit plans unchanged. has backed down, we are expecting him to speak imminently. six months of stalemate. president trump urges senate republicans to delay a recess to revive health care. the first year in office without a single major accomplishment. we are less than half an hour until the european open starts this thursday morning. there is a lot of central bank risk out there. the currency story will be interesting. pretty similar story to what it .2, .3 of 1% higher area we are not getting a lot of movement. there are individual stock stories that are worth focusing on. easyjet upgrading and we are watching what is happening with unilever. we will bring you an interview shortly. this is a great corporate story to dig into, it is a bottom-up rather than top-down kind of day. at least the start of trading. when we get into the ecb later on we will see whether or not that is the case.

lucky day for that guy. a lucky day for this guy who ended up stuck in this window frame.ers and police officers responded to the call to free him. now, here's the thing. this guy was actually trying to break into a home. >> that's what he gets. >> caught himself. >> like the public stocks. shame, shame. >> this guy was trying to squeeze through the window. the family heard commotion. when they came out, the guy was stuck because the frame game and ended up crushing his head right there in the middle of the window and he couldn't go anywhere. they weren't going to release him themselves so they called the police officers and firefighters who freed him but immediately the officers handcuffed him. >> he claimed he was framed. >>> to the beach instead of making an awesome trick shot video, this time they're introducing us to the beach stereotypes. recognize any of these people? >> that guy with the sunscreen, that's me. >> how about the surfer dudes? >> my hair tastes so salty. your board, though, so sick. >> life is good, man. >> they even got the seashell neck lalace thing.

i am the old guy. am 27. [ laughter ] it is scary. 27 and you're old and now i can say officially i am old. >> all joke aside, you had some of that in chicago, it became your team and even d-wade acknowledge it was your team. you are the old guy of minnesota, at 27. are you ready for that role? >> i think so. you grow with time and you learn, i played with phenomena l plays and todd is back with me and d-wade. you pick up a lot of things of the way they lead in different ways on the court of what you say and how you act. it is a lot and i have learned and i am ready. >> i am wondering whether or not this notion of leading on the court is over stated. i ask that because i understand the value of leadership. when you are paying guys the kind of money y'all are getting paid, i would hope buona i am a coach or an owner that i am paying guys who are invested and self starters and really necessarily need me to pump them up for every game. >> i hope you are here because you want to win >> of course. >> is on

he's a talented, talented guy. guys, it is time for "screen grabs."o. ♪ make me want screen grabs ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now, these are -- these are some weird funny things that you guys have found on the internet, or other places, and then sent in to us. so, the first screen grab was sent in by theresa johnson in abbotsford, british columbia. she was taking some sort of online survey, and saw this question. "when did you last eat shoes for breakfast?" [ light laughter ] even more disturbing she answered, "in the past week." that was her answer. [ laughter ] this next one was sent in by natasha hains in memphis, tennessee. she was browsing through some resale posts and saw this couch for sale. it says, "couch $30. couch is very messed up. nothing else wrong. just need to get rid of it asap. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: nothing -- >> jimmy: i gotta get this thing out of here, man. >> steve: nothing's wrong with it. >> jimmy: nothing is wrong with it. >> steve: except for all the shedding. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it sheds, yea

like this guy. just eats it like a champ.nto the grill just lying there realizing, oh, man. clearly he saw the funny side because he's uploaded it on youtube. in the comments wrote that's how i got that scar on my arm. and this next video, you see he has his mighty grill. and all he has to do is get it into the back yard down those steps. it's just like life, man. one step at a time. one step at a time. it's okay. it's all right. he's got it, he's got it. >> meanwhile, this person recording could totally be helping. >> i had the exact same thought. but wait until the end of the video. all will be revealed. come on. you got it. >> nope. don't got it. nope. >> oh! >> if you're thinking it can't get worse, it can. >> fail. >> kids have no respect. >> when it comes to grills, there's nothing better than tasting flame grilled food. however, in this case, i think it may have gotten out of hand. wee bit of a fire next to that grill but not for long. i'm sure they could have flame grilled everybody's food. it has ungulfed almost the