allen higgins. central banks in focus. we have the decisions from the bank of japan and the federal reserve. we are playbook at this week's market movers. then when it is the open, we are watching julius baer, and william hill. we are going to hear from turkey's prime minister after that failed coupe attempt rocked the nation's government and markets. this is bloomberg. >> just over 15 minutes to your trading day start. the bloomberg business flash now. here is rich. >> ericsson c.e.o. will step down. the move is effective immediately. the firm's c.f.o. will take over. $6 billion has been wiped off shares of nintendo. ey said either move from pokemon go limited. nintendo shares doubled since the game's release. verizon set to buy yahoo's corvo assets for $4.8 billion. the announcement could come before the beginning of trade today in new york. this is coming from people with direct knowledge. they say it includes real estate assets and some intellectual property sold videogately. ryan air has warned it may lower profit for

higgins indicated on the issue of rf - this facility will operate in down grades for rfp emissions a tiny fraction of the allowable limits and fourth the appellant claims the city has evoked the control over the right-of-way i'll submit just the opposite is true district control over the right-of-way uses as an enacted ordinance and amended the ordinance several sets of regulations and it does exert integrity controls of right-of-way uses and fifth they claim it has right-of-way infrastructure not a policy and such policy will not make sense as a number of public speakers and public constraints mentions we're better for utility infrastructure on the poles that contain the structures so not to allow the - the sixth argument the appellant maids they claim the notice was posted not proper it was exactly the proper notice i - with all due respect the notion was 19 it illegal to look at something posted on a pole they're for public inspection to look at what indicates a public posting a public notice the notion that someone is prohibited from doing that bears future discussion finally the

higgins and a member opposed each will control phi minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. higgins: at the outset i'd like to thank the chair and ranking member for their work on this bill. while not perfect, it funds the great lakes restlation -- restoration initiative at $00 million to critically important work to clean up the great lakes can continue. my amendment would prohibit funds from this act from being used by states in violation of the great lakes compact, an agreement among the eight great lake states outlining how this precious and nonrenewable resource is to be managed. it prohibits waters from being pumped to airs -- areas beyond the drainage basis and settings criteria for diversion request. to that end, a municipal government had an application approved to divert up to 8.2 million globs a day from lake michigan, most of which will be returned after being treated. this diversion request was only approved after conditions were met lowering the volume of water to be withdrawn as well as reducing the service

higgins?aughter ] melissa and i are going to talk about the movie, then go head to head in a game of "word sneak." very interesting, it'll be fun for that. and then from the award winning new series "mr. robot," this guy has won every award for this show. if you haven't seen it, watch it. get it right now on usa. it's fantastic. it cannot be overhyped. i'll tell him about it. mr. christian slater is dropping by. [ applause ] "mr. robot." then you guys, we have a very special performance -- very lucky to have this -- very special performance from two of the biggest people in the music industry. jennifer lopez and the creator of "hamilton," lin-manuel miranda. [ cheers and applause ] they're going to sing a new song, "love make the world go round." it's a great song. it's available right now on itunes, and the proceeds from the song will go to the somos orlando fund to benefit those affected by the tragedy in orlando last month. it's a great song, download it. check it out. [ applause ] it's rea

higgins, what are you doing, buddy?e: playing pokemon go, man. [ laughter ] gotta catch them all. >> jimmy: you can't play it now. >> steve: oh, i got one. [ light laughter ] teeny peeny. [ laughter ] [ chee a >> jimmy: get out of here, you loser. >> steve: you are no jimbo fallon. [ cheers and applause ] i lost him! >> jimmy: stay over there. >> steve: he escaped. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what re you doing? stay over there, man. >> steve: he escaped. oh, no, there he is. >> jimmy: all right, all right. all right, all right. >> steve: got to catch them all, man. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. let's check in on the election here. people are now saying that hillary clinton has narrowed her list of presidential -- vice presidents down to five people. yup. i'm sorry, she deleted the list down to five people. [ laughter ] [ applause ] claims she doesn't even remember doing it, so -- how is she supposed to remember everything, guys? over on the republican side, trump is having a bit of a hard time finding someone even

higgins, chief investment officer at coutts and company.ike stocks will fall for the first day in five. stoxx europe 600 down by about 7/10 of 1%. close is minutes away. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, you are watching "bloomberg markets." i am mark barton. stocks finishing the monday session. this is our wonderful g mm function. global macro movers. this is the column i want you to focus on -- the equity boards in europe. major ones are down. u.k. ftse 100 one of those lower. stocks down for the first time in five days. the 24th, theom day the referendum result in the -- becameane apparent. at the close monday, the stoxx 600 fell 11% over two trading days. it gives you a feeling how the asset classes are faring. i want to look at the ftse 100. it is approaching a bull market yet since february 11 the cia, when the index fell to its lowest level in three years, it has rebounded 18%. seven percent last week. it has gained almost 4% since june 24 after sinking 3% that day. the top five performers on the , thisre ang

my buddy brian higgins from buffalo are always trading world war reading and what is good. so yeah. >> host: are there authors you go back to time and time again? or if this author has a new book out you read it. >> guest: yes, we are all waiting for robert carol to come out with the final log on lynden johnson. so there are authors like that. i remember when william manchester did the serial biography of churchill same thing and i could not wait for that to come out and read it. so there are authors like that. that is kind of fun waiting for that book we are all

ben higgins saying that quote, i received information that has made such a unworkable pursuit unworkablehow called "ben & lauren" in october. >> coming up a vintage form of entertainment. >> this is all there used to be. right? it's a radio. people go next to the radio and listen to the drama. >> next, on abc7 news, where it is about the sound, more than the site. >> a woman rented a car unsafe to drive and the rental company billed her for repairs. >>> alameda will go back in time in the kauffman auditorium. >> it's an effort to preserve part of history, that is. let's go back in time. actors rehearsing for a radio Ñ plan.é@ >> this is a benefit for radio day on the bay by california historical radio society. there is more on display. all of the stuff comes from when tools were a maldevelopus technology. trance sifters t&pbn't been invented yet. >> when i talk about radio i holdup this in my hand and i say what is this, kids? they go it's a phone. i'll say what if i were to tell you this is a radio?ç >> so welcome back to 1943. >>> a new what tina princess is gracing hollywood. she i

ben higgins saying that quote, i received information that has made such a unworkable pursuit unworkable on a show called "ben & lauren" in october. >> coming up a vintage form of entertainment. >> this is all there used to be. right? it's a radio. people go next to the radio and listen to the drama. >> next, on abc7 news, where it is about the sound, more than the site. >> a woman rented a car unsafe to drive and the rental company billed her for wno family today nana? no traditional sunday pancake breakfast mimi? they usually show up just about this time, don't they? oh well, i'm sure something came up. you have heard about denny's new pancakes though... 50% fluffier more vanilla-ier... but surely they're not at denny's right now.... surely. are denny's new pancakes fluffier, tastier, better than yours? only you can decide. >>> alameda will go back in time in the kauffman auditorium. >> it's an effort to preserve part of history, that is. let's go back in time. actors rehearsing for a radio Ñ plan.é@ >> this is a benefit for radio day on the bay by california historical radio society

but mark higgins takes a different approach. >> my crime is -- is a serial rapist.as convicted of several different charges of rape, attempted rape, nine assorted counts in all for a total of 35 years. >> we met higgins at riverbend maximum security institution in tennessee. on the outside, he had a professional career and lived in a wealthy nashville suburb with his wife and four children. but he lived a secretive double life, and as he carried out his string of attacks against women between 1990 and 1995, the media dubbed him the gentleman rapist. >> the feeling we had on the crew was, wow, that guy is really scary. he certainly is not, you know, didn't appear dangerous or your stereotypical inmate, but, you know, i think that's what made him really scary was that he was like your neighbor. the president of your city council or your best friend. i think that made it all the more creepy. >> rapists such as myself, pedophiles, people that murder children or women, they're at the bottom of that pecking order, okay? and there's a lot of men that will take advantage of

. >> driving one of the higgins boats on utah beach was his mate, marvin peret. >> it was like the fourthf ce together. >> utah beach still takes a lot of fire. >> that is drtrue. >> you could see other boats getting hit? >> we wanted to bring them high and dry, but it was not to be. we had to drop them like a city block off shore. only because general had done his homework and putting out the debris out there to do us in. >> tell us what that morning was like. >> as i'm going in to this particular morning i have 36 of the young soldiers in the boat with me. the boat's only 36 feet long, ten feet wide. they're in there cramped like sardi sardines. they're frozen in space and time. >> he returned to the uss bay field to pick up a second load. >> when i get back to the ship, they said we'll pick up the boss. it was then that i saw his two stars on his shoulder which told me he was major general bartem. the commanding general of the fourth infantry division and it fell to my lot to bring him to shore. utah beach, and in the new orleans landing craft bearing my numbers. i'm very proud of that

higgins is charged with terroristic threatening and violating his probation. >>> in marlton, new jersey police want to find two guys who they say snatched a bunch of ma yes computers and took off at an apple store on route 73 on tuesday. 4mac books worth a total of $10,000 were stolen. if you recognize the guys in this video please call evesham police dem. >>> septa is adding a special fleet of buses to its service. transit agency rolling out its new electric bus which means no emissions. it will be used on routes in south philadelphia starting neck year with more shrek tick buses to come after that. there will be a total of 25 in the electric bus fleet in addition to the environmental benefit officials hope the buses will be cheaper to run. >>> let's head back to lucy and iain at the wells fargo center. >>> that will be a good thing. thank you very much, dawn. >>> you know two delegates in town for the dnc have a 75 year age difference between them but they have one thing in common that's giving them both pull in their party. >> fox 29 weather authority tracking some potentially danger

higgins, do you want to play?mmy: all right. [ cheers and applause ] i'll go first. >> steve: okay. ♪ [ cheers ] >> jimmy: your turn, higgins. ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, let me try. let me try again here. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] give it another shot, higgins. ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh. how about three at once? [ cheers ] and that -- that my friend, is how you do it. [ pop ] [ laughter and applause ] [ laughter ] >> steve: so good. >> jimmy: you really love corn. >> steve: i love corn, man. >> jimmy: all right, good. >> steve: the band and the vegetable. >> jimmy: all right, good, yeah. this one is from moyne potter. >> steve: moyne? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: moyne? >> jimmy: someone in our audience, yeah, named moyne -- >> steve: moyne potter. >> jimmy: moyne potter. "hey, jimmy --" >> steve: moyne. >> jimmy: "this is kind of weird, but i bet it would sound funny if you played a clip of donald trump speaking in reverse and then put a beat to it." it is kind of weird, moyne. but -- [ laughter ] we're

higgins. >> the higgins boat. >> i thought that was fascinating. >> he is another success story. established a privately-owned boat building company in new orleans and he anticipated before the navy the need for mass-produced landing craft in event of not war but the next war. it is generically called the higgins boat. actually it was the landing craft vehicle and personnel, then made it possible amphibious operations in every theater of action. >> you finally cleared up for me various things about the kinds of airplanes that were used. we all know about the beat 47, the workers bomber. but i had not realized the douglas aircraft, the sky train the c 47, became it was , basically a passenger plane that they managed to turn into a personal carrier. >> that is right. it was the revolutionary douglas dc-3 airliner from the late to mid 1930s and the army air corps recognized that this has tremendous potential not only as a transport on a cargo airplane but it can deliver paratroops, and we could not have conducted the normandy campaign as we did gliders. 47's and >> otherwise, you wo

our thanks to tim higgins. can read his story in the ,"test "bloomberg businessweek and hear stories from reporters every weekend on bloomberg television. more news on this -- cutting its lastast to earnings below year and that is interesting because it is seen airline capacity passenger growth at 5.4% for the year. it fell 6%. david: the u.s. file they settle agreement to allow the beer merger to go through -- allowing b inbev to merge with sab miller. we are looking at live pictures of donald trump. he is there with mike pence. donald trump and mike pence scheduled to hold a rally in cleveland this afternoon before heading over to the quicken loans arena in downtown arena for more of the proceedings of the republican national convention. it was pretty remarkable -- he arrived the helicopter. donald trump, who has spoken every night of the convention. no word if he will be speaking tonight. we're expecting ted cruz, his former opponent, to address the convention there in cleveland tonight. that onwatch more of

. >> somebody jack is familiar with, 28-year-old "bachelor" star ben higgins, has filed paperwork forthe republican party in january. he faces an uphill battle. running as a republican in a heavily democratic district against an incumbent who was sentenced to a year's probation for a dui. there is that. >> there is that. >> the news of the nomination papers comes one month after higgins revealed he was returning to reality tv with his soon to be wife, lauren, starring in "ben and lauren: happily ever after." >> it will focus on their new life as they plan their wedding and perhaps his campaign. >>> next, to one of the biggest viral hits of the week. >> many of you have seen michelle obama's car pool karaoke with james corden and rapper missy elliott. did you notice this line particularly well timed in the wake of mrs. obama's words being re-appropriated this week should we say -- >> true. >> holla. ain't no stopping me. >> don't copy me. and you all do it -- and you all can't come close to me. i know you feel me now. i know you with me now. >> these are awesome. james has the most sou

>>> and the new headline from "bachelor" ben higgins on his political career. this. l career. "the skinny" is next. ♪ ♪ >>> time now for "the skinny" starting with taylor swift's ex-boyfriend, calvin harris. >> it is often said that the best revenge is a life well lived. and just two months after his breakup with t swift, he appears to be living the high life. this weekend attending jennifer lopez's 40th birthday party in las vegas. and this seems to show harris with his arm around j-lo along with kim kardashian and rapper french montana. >> here's the things. this is barely a week after kardashian snapped a video, showing her husband, west, talking to allegedly taylor swift about lines in his song. so swift is accusing kim or kimye, the couple, of character assassination. is calvin taking their side? >> his arm was touching kim a little bit, but all is well that ends well, or at the very least, you can look good amid the drama, i guess. take another look at the jaw-dropping skin-tight pantsuit j. lo wore. >> she is wearing it well. i do have to admit that. i'm

give it up for steve higgins.tic. [ cheers and applause ] all the cameramen are great, control room, all our writers and producers. dave diomedi who got nominated for an emmy award today! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ jd! jd got nominated for an emmy. >> steve: diggity dee. >> jimmy: and our show as well. yeah. he's fantastic. but really, we couldn't do it without you guys watching at home and paying attention to our show, and it's just so much fun for us and we're very lucky to have the show so thank you very, very much. hopefully we'll do another 20,000 shows. [ cheers and applause ] it's been a great week so far. there's more ahead tomorrow night. our pal blake lively will be here. [ cheers and applause ] plus, rachel maddow. also music from good charlotte. [ cheers and applause ] see what benji and joel are up to. and thank you notes. that's tomorrow. you don't want to miss that. that's fun. [ cheers and applause ] but first, we have a fantastic show tonight. he's one of the hardest working guys around. he's hosti

higgins i went through wifi i think you do a great job you play and i resent the game you play you're not protecting the interests of citizens of san francisco but 0 doing a great job doing our job for the dpw which congratulations on doing your job i don't find in this case that dpw is 100 percent finding for the interests of citizens of san francisco but you do a great job i wish you a great career so we end up having to play those games that is let's find a staple let's find an opportunity to find misleading notes on a notice so because this probably will have to go to the court and probably had to be relegislative so you know i'll be very glad to make a motion to find for the appellant based on as one member of the dpw said yeah. a miss posting i'll find that i'll move for the appellant that was improperly post and the way that the graphics were made were misleading and therefore mislead the public and that therefore i find the notice was flawed on behalf of the dpw that's my motion. >> i don't get the comments before. >> huh? >> well, you made a motion. >> okay. >> can you you wa

. >> a replica of his 8 ton higgins boat is immortalized at the museum in new orleans. >> the best ian sum it up is if freedom is worthwhile living for, it had to be worthwhile dying for. and god bless america. >> semper fi. >> next on "war stories" the last flight of a courageous coast guard hero. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid.

the generic called the higgins bullet, it was the landing craft, vehicle and personnel. that made possible amphibious operations in every theater of action. >> i thought that was terrific. you finally cleared up for me various things about the kinds of airplanes that were used. we know about the b47 >> b17. >> sorry. i have not realized that the douglas aircraft what you called the sky train c47? >> yes. >> it was a passenger plane that they managed to turn into a personnel carrier? >> that's right. it was the revolutionary douglas dc33 airliner dating from mid to late 1930's. the army air core recognized this has tremendous potential not only as a transport but it can deliver paratroops. we could not have conducted the normandy campaign as we did without c47's and gliders. >> otherwise you would have transported everybody by ship. we won the war in the atlantic by overwhelming force by 1943. >> yes. the turning point in the bat battle of the atlanta became may of 1943. the number of sinkings of merchant vessels that were taken supplies to britain build up to d-day, fell

my buddy brian higgins from buffalo are always trading world war reading and what is good. so yeah. >> host: are there authors you go back to time and time again? or if this author has a new book out you read it. >> guest: yes, we are all waiting for robert carol to come out with the final log on lynden johnson. so there are authors like that. i remember when william manchester did the serial biography of churchill same thing and i could not wait for that to come out and read it. so there are authors like that. that is kind of fun waiting for that book we are all anticipating to hit the market. i think it is an adult version of how kids felt about the harry potter series waiting for that next one to come out. >> host: did you read the harry potter series? >> guest: i read everyone of them to my daughter. >> host: what did you think? >> guest: i loved it. i thought it was great. i was so excited as a lover of reading that my daughter and her friends suddenly reading wasn't a chore but something they could not wait to get their hands on it. and when she was older, her friends

higgins and i are playing, do not change the channel. ntin ce,ran. abt ahouagoe lrnett >>> happening now. we just tweeted new details about a missing cal student. about an hour ago we learned the student had snap chatted the night of the attack. but no one has heard from him since. and on our website, police arrest a couple after they sent their children into the mojave desert as a punishment. thsanranscohroclescoirmg tne. >>> confirmation that racist flyers posted in san francisco are official ku klux klan material. those 90ers posted in haigt ash bury describe the black lives matter movement is bent on killing white people. he said he has seen it in the wake of police shooting and those protests. >>> a beautification prong in the south bay has been dealt a terrible blow by vandals. volunteers from our city force program has plant 23 trees south of dry creek road in san jose. look at that. they saw that someone sawed the trees off at the bottom. police are wouldn't figure neighbors had security cameras. >>> a north bay neighborhood is dealing with a

you win. >>> next, a story we told you about ben higgins.w it looks like his short lived political career has ended. he filed to run as a republican last week facing off against a democratic incumbent who was recently charged with a dui. he was sentenced to one year of probation. >> he said due to unforeseen circumstances, i will not be able to move forward as a candidate. >> and it may be just as well. ben and his fiance are busy filming a new reality show. it will premier this october. it will be on free form. >> it used to be disney family. it's now free form. >>> and finally from across the pond. you might say was it too much birthday for one young royal? >> the prince and duchess released pictures of prince george looking dapper on his third birthday weekend. >> during an appearance at a sailing event yesterday ahead of the america's cup world racing event prince william was asked by a competition winner what presents he got for his birthday. >> william replied i'm not telling. he got far too much. he's spoiled. >> can you believe how g

that i am interested in and then something fun so i really like mysteries, i'm a big fan of mary higgins clark when i have a weekend or when i am on a flight someplace and i have some extended time that i just want to escape its fun to read that and i like agatha christie, all of those are very fun. but then reading, i find history and historical novels are fascinating to me, biographies and history is one of my favorite recently has been the book read notice which is about the survey about a man who is one of the first western investors in russia and eastern europe after the fall of the soviet union. we had some legislation to address a really horrible human rights abuses in russia of this young attorney name sir gay who had work with the author of the book and he had been a whistle blower on people who he thought were defrauding the russian government. bill got so outraged about what was happen because he was imprisoned and tortured. ultimately he died during that period. afterwards you tried to get attention to his case and we ultimately passed legislation here that bankcard and john

ben higgins wants to represent district four. the incumbent was sentenced to a year of probation for dui. he chose lauren bushnel in march will be on the ballot for voters in november. >>> still head, kids are putting on a jacket. >> and seeing life differently. coming up, breaking barriers ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> the sheriff's department is down by more than 40 positions. they're taking long term steps in that direction this week by reaching out to local youth. >> if you're in that pathway, this is a great start. >> it might be the last place teenagers might think to look for a job. maybe you haven't been talking to the right kids? >> i want to make my community better. >> this may have been a perfect coincidence as the sheriff's department, 29 kids for youth citizens academy. he sees this as a week to break down stereo types. >> the barrier is exposing our personal side. we've been brought up and when we take th

ben higgins wants to represent district four. the incumbent was sentenced to a year of probation for dui. he chose lauren bushnel in march will be on the ballot for voters in november. >>> still head, kids are putting on a jacket. >> and seeing life differently. coming up, breaking barriers an >>> the sheriff's department is down by more than 40 positions. they're taking long term steps in that direction this week by reaching out to local youth. >> if you're in that pathway, this is a great start. >> it might be the last place teenagers might think to look for a job. maybe you haven't been talking to the right kids? >> i want to make my community better. >> this may have been a perfect coincidence as the sheriff's department, 29 kids for youth citizens academy. he sees this as a week to break down stereo types. >> the barrier is exposing our personal side. we've been brought up and when we take this uniform off, we mow our lawns and go to the grocery store. >> they put on bomb protection suits but in reality, they spend time in t

higgins and said that sterling did answer and the two began to struggle sterling trying to get away the officer had the call for backup makes sterling pleaded guilty to be illegal carrying a weapon with controlled dangerous substance and july to of a lot and he is sentenced upon years in prison he served until making parole december 2013. >> steve: orally spite of the press shows same paul minnesota has been disproportionately rusty african-americans this is the simplest part were officer shot and killed castile as his pullover. another setting to tell the want they have stopped and searched minority drivers at greater rates than their white counterparts. >> pam: somber day in dallas family friends say their final goodbyes to officers there. >> steve: mamelukes and down as they were watching over a peaceful protest funeral for the area rapid transit officer of the partners thomas church in dallas 43 year-old was married two weeks ago when the local transit officer. michael >> pam: as a devotedhe is being remembered at mary immaculate catholic church. and the funeral for 48-year-old seni

jim higgins has all the details from washington dc.rney general had ari situate except whenever the recommendations were from the fbi, it would seem that clinton and her team can put this issue behind them. that may be easier said than done. that is because fbi director james comey, while saying there is not enough evidence to say she intended to violate the law, said there was evidence that suggested she and her team were extremely careless and how they handle this information. that just gives new ammunition for republicans to attack clinton for her handling. donaldng that republican has already been making a cornerstone of his campaign. tweet saying the system was great in support of clinton. paul ryan, the top ranked republican in the nation also came out and attacked the announcement think it defies explanation. none of this came up during president barack obama's first campaign stop with hillary clinton in north carolina, and important battleground state who could -- which could decide who wins the white house. it is a state barac

i'm sorry, i didn't hear our name and higgins. >> what this is the first time i've heard the argument our city has jurisdiction over a wireless boxes on street properties on public street properties. >> well the wireless facility will be installed on public right-of-way that is where the wooden poles are you think that's how the permit came - - i understand my question to you has your department run it to legal whether this requires our commission review because it is city property. >> well, actually those poles are owned by the new orleans joint pole association give you an idea of what they are - basically an alliance or association with the various like counties and also like utilities companies that including crown castle and verizon that are the permit holder not city jurisdiction. >> does that answer your question. >> sort of. >> no. >> no. >> but thank you. >> comment. >> public works article 25 no requirement that the arts commission has to review this is it is strictly the planning department and public works in the planning review. >> thank you. >> okay. we'll take public co

i talked to reporter tim higgins. >> we have seen one third of the campaigns for local sent to -- davidby supply or demand? our campaign committee more add time? are they saying you could more tv news on, there will be more time for people to buy and they will buy it? >> that is a good question. campaigns want to be on local tv, local news, "wheel of "jeopardy." yo you can have more time in local news. is if that extra hour will bring in more revenue? car dealers want to reach those higher educated, maybe higher income people that tend to watch local news. david: square something, tim, if you would. the trend in political amortizing is to targeting go as small as possible. this seems to be running counter that -- counter to that. >> the big story out of 2012 was how the obama campaign targeted specific, potential voters through various, shrewd, buys on local cable. it is kind of the rule of thumb in political campaign management. so many political operations, they just naturally gravitate toward local news because in part, that is what the candidate is accustomed to watching. if you're

let's go to bloomberg's political reporter tim higgins.s really close in announcing it is going to be mike pence, but we will have to wait a little longer. reporter: absolutely. citing the horrific attacks, dold trump said he would postpone that. to be in new york, unimportant event to set the momentum going into the republican convention next week. that is clearly not going to be the case. yvonne: we will have to wait a but for aner, tim, international audience, tell us who mike pence is. reporter: the governor of indiana, and he faces a deadline tomorrow at noon for whether he will seek reelection. the question is going to be, how much can they stagecraft this, how much is the clock ticking for making an announcement? yvonne: it certainly seems down to the wire. so what is the benefit for trump in picking someone like pence as his running mate? reporter: we heard from another potential, newt gingrich, today. wouldd a pic of pence help trump in the midwest, help with swing voters. he does not have the same kind of high profile that other

bloombergs tim higgins joins us. from washington with more.f all tim what are the , surprising trends you have seen when it comes to changing in digital ad space? and spent? tim: we are looking at a billion dollars in digital ad spend compared to less than 200 million just four years ago. emily: talk to me about pandora in particular and what has made it such a useful way to target potential voters. tim: you hit it on the head -- almost a quarter are latino and that is a demographic both parties are trying to target this political season. one of the reasons pandora has emerged is they put a lot of resources into latino and hispanic music in the last three years, bringing in a lot of mexican, cumin and latin cuban and latin american music and also, they can target that community with. emily: i interviewed the founder of pandora who said last year that pandora can tell right away if you are a democrat or a republican based on what you are listening to. have they been targeting latinos specifically? tim: they have been able to talk about whether

carol: we spoke to tim higgins.troit and spent a long weekend looking around and came to a couple of decisions. the city did not need any more bars so perhaps you could tap into the manufacturing muscle of the city and make something. it had been a long dream of his to make something and he kicked around the idea of bicycles. he had the idea that they fit into a world and maybe he could make a citizen icicle in the city -- city bicycle in the city of detroit. carol: go back a couple of years, there was almost no bicycles manufactured in the united states anymore. the 1980's really saw the beginning of the end for us-made bicycles, and like a lot of products,rojects -- manufacturing went to asia. manufacturing icicles in the u.s. is odd and quirky, and he admits that some people think he has this goofy idea, so just getting going with something requiring patience and determination. the skill set, he had to train has workers and find people who could use manufacturing know-how and create bicycles. carol: detroit bikes

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for more on this, let's bring in tim higgins from washington. what happened?im: tesla saying a tractor-trailer was crossing a divide highway and when it was perpendicular, the tesla hit it. one of the key things tesla is saying is the white trailer up against a bright sky and the car as autopilot did not see it, and the driver did not see it. it's been one of the areas of this technology that there has been something such as snow that this technology has a hard time seeing. it's not surprising that perhaps a white background was not picked up. cory: not as advertised for this. some of the features were rolled on initially in tesla's autopilot and then the company pulled back, as i understand it or it we know where this is in the relationship of tesla technology as it has been on the road? tim: tesla brought back some technology after videos are showed up on the internet, people doing silly things and questioned the safety. the driver is supposed to keep their hands on the wheel and be able to take control if something goes awry and there is a system that is es

here in philadelphia yesterday we went and spoke to a catholic priest here, tom higgins. he heads the holy innocence parish in north philly, and we asked him about this radical islamic threat, the nature of the threat. we just wanted to know what he thought about radical islam. this is what he had to say. >> call it what it is, radical isis radical islam. it's something that exists more as a philosophy than as a state of a country and how do you confront it is something i think we're still grappling with, peter. i honestly don't think our political leaders, our military leaders know how to confront it nor do our church leaders. >> father tom was very candid and honest with us. what he said, we're not sure if our political leaders know how to deal with it speaks for many people. he understands there's a radical element coming, persecuting christians. here at the dnc we're not hearing a lot from those who want to be the next commander in chief how to deal with this. >> our own cath rick herrick said terrorists validated. anyone can go out and put out the heinous attacks and

david: i talked to reporter tim higgins. >> we have seen one third of the ad dollars for local campaignscasts go to campaigns across the country. david: is this led by supply or demand? campaign committees buying more at time? are they saying you could more tv news on, there will be more time for people to buy and they will buy it? >> that is a good question. campaigns want to be on local tv, local news, "wheel of fortune," "jeopardy." you cannot add extra time to will of fortune and jeopardy, but you can perhaps add more hours of local news. that is what we are seeing. is, does the extra hour bring in more viewers? that is debatable that it allows the companies to allow for more advertising campaigns such as car dealers who want to reach those higher educated, maybe higher income people that tend to watch local news. david: square something, tim, if you would. the trend in political amortizing is to targeting go as small as possible. this seems to be running counter to that. >> you are right on. the big story out of 2012 was how the obama campaign targeted specific, potential voters thr

tonight's mission for michael h hig higgin and brian scott is to search. >> it will be hard to look throughlittle piece of everything. a lot of guys that constantly have they are doing wrong, they are doing a lot of stuff! an obvious stash spot and it looks empty. >> keep looking. >> the trail to tattoo paraphernalia growing warmer. >> it is unauthorized writing utensils. what they can do is right here you can take red ink and make a red tattoo. abdomen he and here it is, tattoos. >> we might not want that floating around. around here we have 955 blind inmates and we don't know what to do. >> they return with a large bag of other contraband. >> no luck on the syringe. we did find that paper that tells them how to tattoo their eyeballs, which is a good find. a lot of little nuisance-type stuff that could be weapons and a lot of over limit stuff. we pretty much cleaned their cell out and put it into compliance. >> that's a lot of contraband for one cell. the needle could be handed from inmate to inmate. we did get the evidence of the pictures instructing how to properly do this. it raises eye