jessica? five you would hope so. it's concerning for everybody, that we know that they were at the white house and is now back at cia headquarters. that is something that dni maguire was talking about that was incredibly important. we know michael atkinson, the idea for some of the complaint and did the two peaks of research afterwards to corroborate what he heard from the whistle-blower, he is concerned about that. there are some he twists and turns to the story, it's hard to focus on one thing. getting the timeline obviously matters, but the new information we got in from yesterday about the president directing nsc lawyers to store the information about the call in a top-secret clearance area, so people would be looking at it, is deeply concerning. >> julie: i need to read from the whistle-blower protection act. that doesn't address this whistle-blower come out of this personal health information. this is the intelligence community was similar act. the ic wpa. it states that the ig rc must be in possession of her l

so would you make of what jessica just said? but i think all debate and conversation should be welcomed and encouraged. that's what democracy is about. he has a right to try and push them out of the race as a candidate, you would expect them to do that. he would expect them to really fight to the death for something that he really wants to do. so, i don't know. i can see both sides of this issue. i think think you should try ae them out and that they should be welcome. >> lisa: harris? >> harris: it's not that anybody on that screen would be able to beat donald trump. [laughs] not at this point, anyway. so, what harm would it do to have the process follow through? i will say this -- things happen. as we saw with hillary clinton and barack obama a few years ago, remember when they were still battling it out? and then came out the reverend wright tape, things can happen. what i would hope for any party, but in this case republicans, what if president trump -- i don't know, what if he has a mind change? what if something were to ha

jessica? >> jessica: that's not surprising.'t want to say we've heard some erratic but there have been democrats on record -- senator coons was on "fox & friends" -- saying we need to consider these things. nobody's talking about congressional approval. you can't go into things like this unilaterally. >> harris: the president can. >> jessica: i know the president is saying that, but to start the where you need congressional approval. the president has backtracked, as you point out. he said no preconditions. now that's on. core problem with this, it started with that treat that somehow we are supposed to take saudi arabia's word to start a war. saudi arabia is not our friend. they kill their journalists. they lied about it. >> melissa: i don't think we are supposed to take their word for it. the >> jessica: in his tweet he says -- >> kennedy: we aren't sharing more intelligence. they're giving us billions of dollars in order to amass weapons that they are using on civilians. i think there is some american culpability there, and

jessica: ana zimmerman. her home flooded in 2015.ears later, when hurricane irma hit, she knew it was time to leave. like much of the charleston area, it was built on filled marshland. ana: the house just fills with water, and it's dirty water, and then it starts to bury everything, and you just realize you can't even save everything . jessica: while the city is spending millions on projects like fortifying its sea walls and improving drainage systems, it's wrestling with how to handle the thousands of people moving to charleston every year. critics say it hasn't pumped the brakes fast enough on new around them. mark: what you have to do is look at where you are going to build and how you are going to build there, and you have to make smarter decisions in the future. jessica: we met charleston's chief resilience officer mark wilbert in the church creek basin, where the city recently bought and demolished three dozen flood-prone homes. somewhere for the water to go. mark: we have projects going on in every area of the city. there is m

jessica: no, absolutely.nd i think given the times, right, we have destructive rhetoric from the highest office in this nation. given the need that our community is facing, right? we are a community in transition. gentrification is happening. we are the mexican heritage plaza on the alum rock corridor, where properties are being bought up. those are big shoes to fill. and so, how do we, right, as a cultural institution in the east side, the most significant cultural institution in san jose, how do we step up into that role given the legacy, right? damian: any advice, blanca, that you would give jessica on how to do exactly what she says we need to do? blanca: she's facing different challenges than we did 20 years ago, but the biggest challenge is to remember that the plaza was built primarily for the purpose of connecting people through the arts. and i think that we go back to the conversation that we had earlier, connecting people is really at the core of a healthy society. and that's what the plaza has done

jessica, i come to you first. >> jessica: i remain conflicted, 24 hours later, about this. i go back to something i think about a lot. the people we elect to office are supposed to be the best of all of us. [laughter] >> melissa: so optimistic of you! >> jessica: i am the pollyanna on the couch, so i will continue with it. i do believe that, that this is how people who have a higher calling to public service, they often forgo bigger salaries to go into the public sector. there are plenty of people, especially gen xers, who didn't ever think it was okay to wear black face. it's not a common thing to do. as dagen said on the couch, she grew up in the deep south, the '70s and '80s, and she knew it was wrong to do. i don't know if we need to have people in office who've done things like that. >> harris: having family from the south, it's different than canada. the politics there. right? and their history with race in canada is different. their history with slavery. i'm not going to say there weren't some of the same issues that come up, but i've been trying to do the calculus o

fox news contributor jessica tarlov. i missed you, too. and column shift kristen soltis anderson and david webb of the david webb show. reality check is on fax nation, david webb is "outnumbered" and did you bring four more mugs? >> david: i better have them upstairs. amanda, if you're watching, can you get the mugs down here? >> harris: mandatory evacuation orders are still in effect for coastal cities facing hurricane dorian conditions later tonight. dorian is now a category 2 storm packing a wind field that's widening. local officials warn the next few hours could be the last chance for people to get out and get out safely. but there are two who chose to ride out the storm. let's hear from them. >> you board up your house, inside of the house waiting for it to arrive and it is just taking a long time and the on t ground, griff jenkins live in port st. lucie, griff. >> we're still here are the outer bands from dorian 116 miles to the east out there. i want to show you here in jenson, this is the intercoastal side. across that bridge is h

once i can, jessica.in, we won't go down the political road with you because we cannot -- but when the president was asked about aid being sought, he said, "i think of a country should behave. why isn't germany, france," we talk about this early. but they were in the host countries not paying what they should be when he was asked about ukraine, he said, "i think other countries should be paying." today, what's being talked about, ambassador, the idea of the present was holding aid. that there was this $100 billion some. what is the path like with aid to? >> amb. grenell: i don't think it's unique to ukraine. this has been the strategy of the trump administration, to really take a look at what we give and what the criteria is. this is across the board policy for the trump administration. no one is surprised we are beginning to question whether or not a country, especially country like ukraine, which is historically corrupt -- everybody knows that. if your buddy from the bush administration all the way thro

jessica nos amplÍa.edes y en las calles . la llaman lady bomba >>lejos de dar una uniÓn como se seriedad, nos genera un problema incluso de agresividad. >>cada quien puede pesar lo que quiera. del dicho al hecho hay mucha distancia. jessica: a ximena no le quedÓ mÁs que ceder. >>lamento el comentario que hice en mis redes sociales. fue un comentario inmaduro.no pensado. jessica: la aerolÍnea lamentÓ el incidente y la mujer fue retirada del aerolÍnea. sÓlo hay sanción para personal aÉreo de personas que hablen de bombas en un aviÓn o en un sector particular. >>hay personas que se han atrevido a decir " quÉ crees que traigo una bomba?" jessica: exige que la piloto se ha despedida, porque esa noche, en esa plaza, la mÁs importante del paÍs había mÁs de 100,000 personas. por lo que la habÍa dora puede perder es la visa estadounidense . la polÉmica llegÓ hasta la conferencia maÑanera presidencial. >>si estÁ dispuesta a ofrecer una disculpa. si lo hizo de manera inconsciente, como todo parece indicar. jessica:

. >> her bravery inspiring others, like this up and coming tv writer, jessica queller. >> at the timeemember feeling very brave, but i remember cokie continually telling me that i was very brave. >> jessica's mother had just died from ovarian cancer. in 2004, jessica took a then groundbreaking genetic test and found out she was positive for the braca gene which put her at high odds to get breast cancer. >> she asked if i wanted to speak to her mother-in-law. i knew her mother-in-law was cokie roberts. and i absolutely was enamored by cokie. i was intimidated by cokie. i was a huge fan of cokie's. >> tonight, the story of the young woman who learns what she's inherited from her mother. >> a year later, jessica decided to tell the world, sharing her story with cokie, right here on a special edition of "nightline." >> just tell me the story of deciding to get tested for the breast cancer gene. >> my mother had had breast cancer, which she beat. >> that interview with cokie roberts on "nightline" absolutely changed my life. it was a turning point in my life. >> jessica discussing the new

jessica? >> i think they probably will move forward.nestly, with the timing that can expect, it uld be ct right as voters are voting in iowa and new hampshire next year. >>i spoke to congressman congressman eshoo and she said she expect articles of impeachment to be voted on by sh december.>> scott afer and jessica taylor. thank you to both of you.>>> kyla johnson trammell is the superintendent of oakland unified school district. as the distritop administered her, oversees 83 public schools rvseg 87,000 children. in march it corenegotiated a ntract with the teachers who went on a weeklong strike to smaller igher wages and class sizes. the district also facing funding deficits of millions of údollars, which has prompted layoffs, school closures and mergers. with us now as superintendent kyla johnson trammell. to say that you are dealing with a t is understatement. so tell me, given those challenges, what are your priorities?>> we have three main priorities aligned to our missioand vision which i hovisi steadfast to which is creating a fu

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. ♪ thanks, jessica.l's rate mean more inflows to emerging markets like india. our exclusive interview is just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is daybreak asia. i'm shery ahn in new york. paul: i'm paul allen in sydney. shaktikanta das says there is more room for rate cuts. speaking exclusively to bloomberg at the india form, he says the jay powell move will spur investment into india. interest rates, inflows toring emerging markets, india's one of the most attractive destination for foreign portfolio investors and others. this should lead to more inflow to some into india, extent by way of fda. and while we welcome this, and we should welcome, mention was moreabout having a liberalized regulatory regime to for telus eight -- to facilitate inflow of funds. but as a regular tater -- but as a regulator, we have to be very careful monitoring the influence and focusing simultaneously on focusing on possible effect at a later date, and avoid any situation where there is a buildup. we have to have a t

the: let's check in on first word news now with jessica summers. jessica. the u.s. slaps sanctions on chinese companies it accuses of shipping oil from iran. rates for vessels capable of carrying 2 million barrel cargoes of crude jumped 19%. shares also rose. sanctioned costco companies includes shipping. thehe u.s. disregards legitimate rights and interests of other parties and wields the state of sanctions that well. it goes against the trend. jessica: hong kong's embattled leader, carrie lam, says it is up to her government to find a solution to the months of unrest in the city. she told a public event she accepted responsibility for the turmoil and that people on both sides are hurt and angry. her audience continually asked why she will not agree to key demands from the protesters. they called for her to resign. the world's from nuclear watchdog says iran its capacity further, installing powerful centrifuges in contravention of the fragile deal with local powers. the international atomic energy agency's report has been seen by bloomberg and it says iran is prepa

>> jessica dean in iowa, thank you very much for that. let's bring in jeremy diamond at the white house. what is the president saying or maybe i should say tweeting about all of this? >> reporter: well, martin, what we're seeing is the president once again turning this into a new political attack line once again painting himself the target of partsans, of democrats, who are trying to undermine his presidency just as he did of course with the investigation led by special counsel robert mueller. just as he called that investigation the russia witch hunt he is now referring to this whistle blower complaint and everything that has stemmed from that as the ukraine witch hunt. at the same time, the president is not disclosing much about his conversation with the ukrainian president. he has so far declined to say whether or not he did indeed as reporting indicates bring up joe biden in his conversation with the ukrainian president this past summer. he is referring to the whistle blower now as a partisan, as a political hack job. even though he s

but sarah jessica parker is all about the wine. if you don't want to say, take a sip. if you do, spill it. first, what's the most am of money you spent on a pair of shoes? >> i've spent rent. in the past. i was young and foolish. >> wow! i forgot i had these. >> carrie's had so many on screen kisses in "sex and the city." which was your favorite? >> you're mad. like, why would i ever in a million years -- >> then sip. >> oh, right. i'm going pretend it's lunchtime. >> they call me tipsy turner. >> do they really? >> when she comes out it's an a party. >> i think your answers are much more interesting than mine. >> if you could bring back any one of your famous characters for a reboot who would it be? >> it's hard to ignore the public outcry for a "hocus pocus." it's hard to ignore the call for a reboot for a sequel. i think some episodes of "sex and the city" i wouldn't call it a reboot i would call it a revisit. >> we know this is invivo x sjp. >> the response is great. i'm thrilled. it's already won awards. >> what would carrie b

first word news with jessica summers. jessica. jessica: china is opening the door to imports from argentina as it pivots away from u.s. farm products in the ongoing trade war. beijing has traditionally preferred to import raw soybeans and process them on the mainland, but there may be hope. chicago soy futures rose on a report that trade teams are working on a deal that would see beijing buy more american farm products. china has removed another obstacle for foreign investment into capital markets. decades after access was first allowed. global funds no longer need buycial approval to mainland stocks and bonds, lifting a $300 billion cap on overseas assets purchases. it is the latest push to increase use of the yuan in international transactions. a crossss party -- party group of lawmakers say a possible solution to the brexit deadlock could be a hard border between britain and the e.u. in the irish sea. it would leave northern ireland effectively the only part of the with --ll aligned continuedy says the uncertainty is underminin

jessica rodrÍguez tiene los detalles.erÍa cantar. jesscia: cada vez que te veo... te conocÍ creo que con loterías 1 millÓn de seguidores, ya vas por 3 millones. a quÉ le debes todo el Éxito? >> a dios mÁs que nada ya la gente que siempre se la pasa ahÍ. siempre pendiente. jessica: cuÁl ha sido la famosa que te dejo asÍ fechado? te quedaste viendo, como que son varias. >> estÁ difÍcil. todo tiene un eco. jessica: no, dime el nombre. yo no me voy de acÁ sino me dice su nombre. >> rosalÍa. jessica: bueno, rosalÍa, si ya estÁs viendo. >> no tanto eso, musicalmente. jessica: tu artista favorito que quieres ver esta noche? >> yo quisiera ver a Único que no he visto en vivo y es rosalÍa. voy a estar en una esquina bien pendiente a ver que lo que esta haciendo. estoy bien fan de ella y de todos los que estÁn. jessica: me encanta, todos los muchachos me estÁ diciendo que quieren ver a rosalÍa. quÉ serÁ lo que tiene rosalÍa? despuÉs del concierto, muchas tejano con una fiesta vip y ahÍ me encontrÉ con cristiÁn de la fuente y su med

jessica lost her younger brother, jason. carlene, her only son, jason. dave, his eldest child, jonathan. >> i don't like wearing this gold star. i wear it with pride. i don't like it. >> reporter: frankie gaye lost his son and says the survivors are like family. >> when i hear the other soldiers tell stories about what my son did, how he sacrificed his life for his brothers, it makes me more proud than i've been in my life. >> reporter: survivors like david zwick and will coupa, knew the dangers and so did the men they were fighting with. >> the last mission, probably the worst one. >> reporter: the phone calls home were increasingly frightening. >> he said, i got to go. i could still hear everything. and there was a lot of gunshots. i just dropped to my knees and said, god, please don't let this be the time. >> reporter: 200 insurgents versus 48 service members. >> they had the numbers, and the surprise. we weren't outmatched. >> there are few things i remember clearly. but watching specialist bad take his last breaths in the foxhole next to me, those a

let's check in on first word news now with jessica summers. jessica: thanks, paul.aysederal reserve uncertainty around trade policy is holding back global growth and may further dragged into 2020. the rising trade conflict for the first half of last year accounts for the decline in global gdp of .8% in the first six months of this year. it also adds that had trade tensions not escalated in may and june, the fed would have expected the drive on growth to have these -- the drag on growth to have eased. outgoing ecb president mario draghi is meeting growing opposition to his plan to revive qe and support the arizona economy. the bank of france is skeptical about the need for new bond purchases, adding to criticism of the plan from german, austrian, and dutch policy makers. the ecb meets next thursday. draghi faces the choice of adding qe without the support of europe's leading economies. embattled u.k. prime minister boris johnson says he does not want a snap election, but it is the only way out of the brexit quagmire. cameras with his policy in tatters and his own bro

jessica: muchas gracias.isol sosa estuviera . felipe ballesteros serÁ el encargado de darle la voz a las canciones. en mÉxico hay muchas espectativas sobre quÉ es lo que van a hacer los hijos de josÉ josé. nosotros estaremos muy pendientes de lo que ocurra, de los prÓximos homenajes. fÉlix: gracias, jessica. josé josÉ dejo testimonio de su pasiÓn por la mÚsica que lo convirtiÓ en una leyenda. Él hablaba asÍ en las entrevistas de lo que era para Él la mÚsica. >> todos mis discos traen mÚsica dedicada a la relaciÓn hombre-mujer, tanto para cuando se gana como para cuando se pierde porque es la realidad a la que nos enfrentamos hombres y mujeres a travÉs de irnos conociendo mutuamente. fÉlix: a través de su extensa carrera artÍstica josÉ josé vendiÓ mÁs de 100 millones de discos y sus canciones fueron interpretadas en diversos idiomas. aranza: al volver un juez detiene las importaciones expeditas implementadas por la administraciÓn trump. felix: conoceremos las medidas que se est una jueza federal bloqueo el ara

i'm jessica and this is bloomberg. >> thanks very much, jessica.arkets follow the u.s. lead with bond yields rising as stocks well. us from arfield joins sydney. recession. like a sit rational? >> it's perhaps more rational rally that got a little overexuberant for bonds. e had the sort of broad and deep rally in global debt that was last seen in the middle of global financial crisis, and while there is plenty of concern trade warsthe global are doing to the economy, no one quite -- 2008, an economic temperature. were were set up that vulnerable. the market, perhaps somewhat quite ingly, got exuberant at the idea that the trade talks that were scheduled now going to were be in october but at least they were going to happen there. a shift inmething of general in the tone, you know, there hasn't been much hostile from trump or from the other direction. he easing of the hong kong tensions has also helped. there seems to be some capacity scenariothe worst case of a hard brexit so all of that back drop that has left bonds vulnerable. we also had a coupl

but jessica was the real highlight.did and talking about squeezing herself into a size 27 jeans. >> it was a little hard getting them up. but now that they're on, they're very comfortable. >> so what is the secret? >> i have to say that i worked very hard. everything i've been eating is mostly like made with cauliflower. >> she did admit she had a bafrg cheetos backstage. >> i mean they were baked. >> that's 40 calories less. the mom of three said she kept a food diary and does cardio four times a week. >> i have to walk, even if i'm crying through it. >> jessica staid connected to her family while on the road. >> say hi to momma. >> hi, momma. >> hey, baby. we love you. >> yesterday she shared this video of her husband and kids in the pool. it's the first time away from her 6-month-old zblichlt went out of town for two days and now she's eating carrots. i mean pureed, of course. i can't wait to get home and see her. >> i know. ♪ so much we can do >> new kids perform at the super bowl. i can't believe you have never per

let's get to first word news with jessica summers. jessica: u.k.inister boris johnson has lost another vote in the u k parliament, failing in his attempt to trigger another snap election. theson tried to argue that early election is the only solution to the brexit gridlock that has paralyzed britain for the last three years. it is the third vote johnson has lost in the last 24 hours. singapore is to review electoral boundaries in the single and general election may be on the way. there's no timeline, but the process has taken up to four months in the past and normally a vote follows once the recommendations are made. the next selection must be held by april 2021. is widely seen as the last for the prime minister as he has vowed to hand over power by the time he turns 70 in 2022. enjoyed a second straight month of year on year sales gains, easing the pain of a rust first half -- of a rough first half. 51% of thes lead demand for sedans slowed. is in aeanwhile 93-month streak of sales gains. the philippines president is ready to defy is china. he sai

jessica: thanks, paul. president trump is continuing his criticism of the fed chairman, saying jay powell is safer now, but interest rates should be lower. the fed lowered rates for the second time since july but only by a quarter-point. the president said that is not enough, given that other central banks have acted more aggressively. he said he is very disappointed with powell, adding that he does not know how to play the game. france has repeated threats to impose retaliatory tariffs on the united states if washington moves first in the long-running dispute over aviation subsidies. in may, the wto ruled the eu had illegally supported airbus, hurting rival boeing. the eu had already brought a similar case against the u.s. for breaking subsidy rules with boeing. france says the u.s. should understand that the eu is ready to act. in thes are rising again gulf with the u.s. agreeing the attack on aramco plants was "unquestionably sponsored by iran." warns anyanwhile, retaliatory strike by the u.s. or saudi a

paul: let's chicken on the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: thanks.en mnuchin says the u.s. and china have made a lot of progress ahead of renewed trade talks since month -- next month, adding that the objective is to win a good deal. he insist the troubling trade war has not no effect on the economy so far. he says it is a sign of good faith and the pboc governor may be part of the group. >> i expect the governor of the people's bank of china to come over for the stocks, part of the conversations we will be having with them is around currency and currency manipulation. jessica: a survey of the japanese economy suggests sentiment is the gloomiest in years. the outlook among restaurants, taxi drivers and shopkeepers fell to a five-year low last month, reflecting deep-seated concern of the looming sales tax rise. it also indicated a slightly improved view of current conditions, but respondents are much more pessimistic about the future. taiwan's exports rebounded more than expected in august. the retracted trade war accelerated the relocation of manufac

jessica: fabela es otro experto en el amor.ro rafa? meche: mujer estÁ en chile? rafa:si, llega el viernes. meche: de aquÍ al viernes le doy cariÑo. rafa: para hacer una dama usted tiene mucha fuerza. [risas] meche: los quiero invitar a ustedes, a que ustedes me inviten a mÍ esta noche. tengo mi instagram privado, tenÍa un ricueste que me escribÍa. descubrÍ que jennifer lÓpez me pidiÓ mi instagram y quiere venir a promocionar su pelÍcula aquí. [hablan a la vez] meche:ya llegÓ estÁ cuadrando con producciÓn algunos detalles. nos estamos preparando para recibir la el prÓximo viernes. no se lo pueden perder aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". " enamorÁndonos" a las 7:00 p.m. por unimÁs. jessica: jennifer lÓpez estÁ bien enamorada! ana: cuando quieras ir al programa tenemos a un joven de 65 aÑos cineasta retirado. meche: me encanta la orquesta-- [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ¿tu piel tiene arruguitas? pond's rejuveness, con colágeno. humecta tu piel, y ayuda a reducir la apariencia de arrugas. nueva pond's rejuveness... con protector solar factor 30

jessica: thanks. in washington say administration officials have discussed offering an interim trade deal to china that would delay or even remove some tariffs. we are told the potential deal would come in exchange for beijing's commitment on intellectual property and purchases of u.s. farm products. however, president trump did tell reporters he still wants wider agreement. and some of america's closest allies are calling for an end to the trade war. australia, canada, singapore, and indonesia issued a joint statement calling for an end to the standoff. writing in the australian newspaper, their finance ministers warned the post-world war ii multilateral system is under threat. they acknowledge there are legitimate issues to be addressed but say the threat of collateral damage is rising. indian inflation accelerated the most since october while remaining within the r.b.i.'s medium-term target and bolstering expectations for interest rates. consumer prices rose 3.2% in august from a year earlier, medi

paul: jessica summers. jessica. jessica: oil fell as opec and abide by agreed output curves. the agency noted the difficulty the cartel faces in trying to balance the market. futures in new york declined for a third day as traders weighed the rising threat to opec from new sources of crude. oil has fallen from a peak in april. ukip prime minister boris johnson denies lying to the queen when he advised her to support his plan to suspend parliament ahead of brexit. he spoke after a scottish court ruled the suspension is unlawful although an english court decided otherwise. brexit is doing 50 days and johnson insists it will happen with or without a deal. he says johnson is not serious. and the threat of recession in the u.s. is back with economic indicators flashing initial warning signs. however, the message is mixed. manufacturing is slowing, uncertainty is mounting, and businesses are cutting expenditure. but unemployment is near a five decade low, stock prices are high, and the fed is cutting rates. economists say there is a 35% chance of recession in the next 12 months, up

jessica: the u.s. is said to have tried to bribe the captain of a suspect oil tanker offering him cash. received several emails at the state department offering several million dollars to change sides. the ships indian captain does not seem to have replied and has not made any comments. hurricane dorian is edging closer to the eastern seaboard torrential rain and sustained winds of 170 kilometers an hour. the system is expected to weaken cost north it should carolina's outer banks as a category one hurricane later thursday. dorian has killed seven people in the bahamas and left much of the country underwater. the financial impact is forecast at $25 billion. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg. if you premised are boris johnson has lost yet another vote in parliament failing in his attempt to trigger a snap election. his latest setback comes after mps moved to avoi

jessica: the u.k.ing for a snap brexit election after boris johnson was defeated in the house of commons. the labor opposition got support from conservative rebels and denied the prime minister the right to negotiate they split from the european union. johnson says the result hands the brexit initiative back to brussels. he has threatened to sack tories from the conservative party. >> the consequences of this book tonight means that parliament is on the brink of wrecking any deal we might be able to have. tomorrow's bill would hand control of the negotiations to the eu. that would mean more delay and more confusion. jessica: growing fears india may have entered quasi-recession as expansion is faltering. it is tightening concern it may be tough for policymakers to reverse the slowdown. auto sales have plunged the most in two decades and consumer goods maker unilever has warned the products are recession resistant but not resistant proof -- recession proof. the storm that flattened and slumped the bahama

jessica: like, seafood kind of -- lemonis: is it good? jessica: yeah.crackers. ♪ this bottle's awesome. we have to get two. these are kind of cool looking. no, that's weird. everybody grab something. let's have fun. jessica: we have some very popular, um, herbal drinks. lemonis: what about this one? jessica: it's like a vegetable yogurt drink. lemonis: we'll get a couple. get the orange one, too. jessica: melonas are really popular. lemonis: it's a green bean ice cream bar? jessica: uh-huh. lemonis: you ever had this? is it just plum juice? jessica: it's so good. lemonis: it is good? jessica: yeah, it's a little sour. lemonis: if i was a consumer and i walked into a store that had shaved cream and mochi and all these drinks, i would be like, "this place is..." wouldn't you think? ovie: that's exactly what i thought when i saw these. i was like, "wow. this is cool." lemonis: ovie and carolyn seem open-minded and excited about adding all these products to the store, but tony not so much. and what really concerns me is how the three of them are actually go

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg.morgan stanley had james gorman has warnings for the federal reserve. proceed with caution on future rate cuts. his comments come as markets cement bets on more easing from jerome powell and recession fears mount. he spoke to us about how he sees the global economy holding up. james: at one level, we have record low unemployment. we do still have global growth. the u.s. economy, the most important economy in the world, is performing strongly. china is still performing strongly. europe is obviously mixed that it has been mixed for two decades now. at one level, the fundamentals are quite strong. at the other level, the sense of confidence, there is not confidence and inevitability we are the end of the cycle. statistically, there is a recession every seven years. 15% chance of recession but it does not have to be. australia did not have a recession for 28 years in a row. >> why do you think there is so much pressure on the federal reserve to continue cutting rates? james: because the ec

let's get to first word news with jessica summers. jessica: thanks.ker costs are surging after the u.s. slaps sanctions on chinese companies it accuses of shipping oil from iran. rates for vessels capable of carrying 2 million barrel cargoes in crude to asia jumped 19% while shares of tanker operators also rose. the list of sanctions -- set sanctioned chinese companies include a unit of the company that operates the second largest tanker fleet. >> the u.s. disregards the rights and interests of other parties and yields the stick of sanctions at will, trampling on the basic norms governing international relations and goes against the trend. in a surprise move that contrasts with the decision earlier this month by j.p. morgan chase. china and malaysia will instead remain on the firm's income watchlist. bloomberg intelligence estimated that inclusion into the w gp in jp morgan indexes could drive 100 $30 billion into china's bond market. and a new report from the world's nuclear watchdog says iran has boosted its atomic capacity still further, installing

for now, let's get to the first word news with jessica. jessica: a new warning about global growth.xpansion in the world economy will decline next year to the slowest rate since 2012. that is because of a deteriorating effect of the trade war. growth is seen at 2.6% this year from.5% next, down 3.2% in 2018. the downgraded forecast for 16 countries for june. china has repeated a pledge to further open the economy, adding it will act to safeguard multilateral trade. the premier spoke ahead of revised negotiations in washington this week. he reports he said the government will work on cooperation and innovation and will protect intellectual property. liu also said measures will be taken to make it easier for foreign companies to work in china. tax rises in japan tuesday. a fundamental government policy, but one that may cause the economy to stumble. the levy climbs from a percent to 10% in an attempt to rein in the world's largest public debt. previous hikes has triggered a slowdown enter railed political careers. shinzo abe's will become japan's longest-serving prime minister next mo

estÁ jessica rodrÍguez.con Él sobre el éxito mundial que ha recibido esta canciÓn. cómo lo describes? a quiÉn se lo dedicarÍa? >>es una canciÓn que celebra el amor. definitivamente. sino en escuchado la canciÓn, en la primera escucha de la canciÓn se van a dar cuenta cÓmo la canÓn se va a convertien parte de su vida de una mara muy fÁl. jessica: de quÉ manera incorporar a la modelo de el vÍdeo? >> nunca hubo otra idea. en realidad no. [risas] la verdad que serÍa muy raro. eva luna es tutu. la canciÓn estÁ escrita para ella. jessica: aprovechÉ para preguntar sobre los preparativos de su boda. >>para mÍ, muchas cosas eran nuevas. ella lo tiene todo en la cabeza. jessica: esta noticia de las mÁs trending en twitter. el masajista que acusÓ de agresor sexual ha muerto. esto segÚn un aviso presentado a la corte por los abogados del actor. esta persona acusÓ a spacey de manera anÓnima. en mÉxico las estrellas se reunieron para el premier de la pelÍcula "todos caen". hablamos con omar chaparro. nos dijo cÓmo se prep

and check out jessica sirmpson showing off her 100 pound weight loss. >> jessica, you better flaunt thatss is out in new york, her first time away from 6-month-old birdie made. >> let's go over the clue one more time. okay. >> everybody love this is famous star. she has her own show. your next clue, head to the space where she parking her car. >> there is "carol's second act." i know that because we went behind the scenes. >> i just love being on "e.t." >> patricia heaton's new gig and side hustle. >> could this be my second act with the show doesn't work out? >> no. and matthew hussey, getting baa into the dating game. closed captioning provided by -- >>> the "e.et." going right now? >> i'm looking for somebody everybody loves -- parking spot. >> patricia heaton does have to new show, "carol's second act." we know that she actually is pretty darn good at playing a "e.t." reporter. >> i just love being on "e.t."! it's a show that's -- i started watching it when i first moved to l.a. 30 years ago, and i can't believe now i get to be doing this. first question, who is the greatest number o

and jessica tarlov, fox news contributor. good evening, all.ernor, it's awesome. >> i've got to tell you, ed, if we are going to play whether we will be the flintstones or the chat sins, i will be the jetsons but i did want i've got a solution for the democrats. for the next ten years, which according to some of them is the last ten years of humanity, here is how we do it. half the country, the liberals, live without, cars, airplanes, any oil, which means without any plastics. they get rid of it all. those of us who are conservative, we eat ribeyes, we drive cars, we flying planes, we have motorboats. after ten years, let's see which half of america is happier. and we decide whether we are going to go with his green your deal. honestly, that's the way we should approach it. >> ed: let's get jessica in here. jessica, is it easy to mock some of these positions that have gone so far left or do you honestly believe that your party is ahead of the curve on this and conservatives are going to regret mocking all of it because it's a serious issue? spe

and check out jessica sirmpson showing off her 100 pound weight ss>> jessica, you better flaunt thatout in new york, her first time away from 6-month-old birdie made. >> let's go over the clue one more time. okay. >> everybody love this is famous star. she has her own show. your next clue, head to the space where she parking her car. >> there is "carol's second act." i know that because we went behind the scenes. >> i just love being on "e.t." >> patricia heaton's new gig and side hustle. >> could this be my second act with the show doesn't work out? >> no. and matthew hussey, getting baa into the dating game. closed captioning provided by -- the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using law with e-cigarettes.ignored te misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> the "e.t." "amazing race" continues. do you know where you're going right now? >> i'm looking

. >>> and jessica biel gets freaky on a friday. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everyones get right into it. there's a major new development in the britney spears's crazy family dramatic. >> remember, her father was just accused of physically abusing her oldest son. and now, he wants out of taking care of britney. ♪ ♪ i call the shots >> actually, brit, no you don't. jamie does -- control who she's allowed to 24/7 caretakers. hires security. and if britney needs a doctor or a mental evaluation, he can make that happen. he also has 100% control over britney's $59 million bank account. those duties -- minus the money part -- are what dad jamie wants to hand over to this woman -- jodi montgomery, who's been britney's, quote, care manager over the past year. jodi's bio says she's a "dedicated guardian of clients with diminished capacities and special needs adults." "e.t." has obtained the petition jamie filed this morning. saying he's stepping down for "personal health reasons." the 67-year-old has been suffering from major health issues, including a hospitalization late last

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. paul: thanks, jessica.e you to live pictures from hong kong. this is from the area on hong kong island. small number of protesters there. a few scuffles broke out earlier. one protesters was a rest -- was wrestled to the ground by police. it appears to be reasonably quiet there now. not a large-scale of protests that we are used to seeing from hong kong. seeing live pictures therefrom that area. sophie kamaruddin is there in hong kong for us at the moment. sophie, looks pretty quiet right now. what are we expecting today? quiet except for that pocket of activists you just noted. we may see other pockets emerge throughout the morning. for now, quiet as we count down to the flag raising ceremony that should take place at 8:00 a.m. we will have attendees watching from inside the hong kong convention center similar to the july 1 hand over we saw. authorities are aiming to avoid disruption. here around the convention center, barricades have been erected with police in position along with the perimeter and also o

jessica simpson says she lost 100 pounds. >>> then new bombshells from demi moore getting extremely detailed about the cheating she says destroyed her marriage to ashton. >> he admitted it right away. >> then we grilled >> i'm getting grilled over here. >>> the new characters joining "this is us" and a new character is back on ncis. >>> welcome, everyone. the sitch is finally free. i sat down with mike the situation sorrentino here in new york for his first interview since leaving prison. the "jersey shore" star finally got to celebrate his 37th birthday after missing it behind bars. he's doing a lot of celebrating as he promises to never take his freedom for granted. >> your first meal out of prison? >> i wanted to have a naked pizza party. >> did that happen? >> yes, that did happen the first night what we did -- that happened. we had some unbelievable sex. >> so the new mike -- >> yes. >> what's up? we free. we free. >> how many pounds lighter. >> oh, i lost 36 pounds in prison. >> 36 pounds? >> yeah, 36. you are a lot thinner than the last time i saw you. >> i worked out between two to t

that is so frightening. >> reporter: so scary, jessica. the mother a street you their this accident happened. thankfully they survived, but many say this intersectionfar t. >> i thank god my son is okay. if my son wasn't hurt, and my son wasn't here, i couldn't foregeofor forgive myself. >> reporter: she is grateful she and her little boy are still alive. bravo and her 4-year-old son ethan were hit by a car as they walked hand in hand through an antioch crosswalk to pick up bravo's other children from school. >> i started crossing. >> reporter: bravo said while two cars had stopped for them, another car drove through as they were almost across the street, knocking bravo unconscious as she did her best to protect little ethan. >> she was able to push him, kind of toss him out of the way. so she took the brunt of the force. >> reporter: ethan is covered with scrapes. broken hip and pelvis and a badly-injured knee. >> even though i'm hurt, i'm getsed. the worst. >> it could have been tragic, w. >> reporter: neighbor lawrence dow heard the cra

thank you, jessica.ncredibly significant moment. thank you, jessica. boris johnson, we incredibly significant moment. thank you, jessica. borisjohnson, we were expecting to come out at 6pm, a few minutes late, obviously, but we are going to stay on these pictures live from downing street and join our chief political correspondent. we've been seeing pictures from our helicopter of mps in the garden of number ten, tell us a bit about that drinks reception. lucky them! we are out sitting on the floor in downing street. this was a drinks reception that was, i think, planned a while ago actually, the eve of them coming back to parliament, it was going to bea back to parliament, it was going to be a bit later in the evening but it was brought forward. what is intriguing is that you had a cabinet meeting and then dozens and dozens of conservative mps tripping into number ten, all of them have to hand their phones in and put them into little pigeonhole. —— creeping into number ten. so almost the entire tory part

palmira: agradecemos la participaciÓn de jessica.Ís. ramon: cabe destacar que desde el aÑo 2010 los grupos hispanos que marcaron mayor crecimiento, fueron los venezolanos, dominicanos y guatemaltecos, muy por encima de la poblaciÓn hispana en general que aumenta un 16%. esto, segÚn el sitio de encuestas. palmira: mira nada mÁs estas imÁgenes preciosas en esta atardecer. ya casi entramos al otoÑo, ramÓn . ramon: asÍ estÁn las cosas. vamos a tener temperaturas mÁs cÁlidas, en la pregunta ? suheily j. lopez belen no tiene la ventana al tiempo completa. quÉ tal ? suheily j. lopez belen: miÉrcoles, mitad de semana. amanecimos con un poco de lluvia en algunas porciones del Área de la bahÍa y hasta ahora un poco de nubosidad os acompaÑa, pero definitivamente temperaturas muy agradables. san josÉ con los 73,76 en la regiÓn de concord y hacia el norte de la bahÍa a mediados 70. quien dirÍa que estamos en la Época de verano. tomen consideraciÓn que nubosidad continua en la zona. al frente se irÁ alejando de nuestra área de cobertura por comple