the girl was on a trip from john taylor high school. it is understood year 9 taylor high school.d year9and year12 taylor high school. it is understood year 9 and year 12 pupils were on an art excursion. the school issued a statement, read by a police officer. we spent a supporting our children and staff as they come to terms with this terrible news. john taylor high school is grateful for the support of the counselling and psychology services who have assisted us today and we will be —— will be working with us in the forthcoming weeks to provide support. we are also appreciative of all of the messages of condolence that we have received today. one other girl was taken to hospital with minor injuries and a number of others were treated at the scene. the driver —— drivers of the lorry are resisting police. neither was injured. birmingham city council confirms the waste lorry was there, issuing a statement saying: just after 4pm police reopened the road and the coach was towed away. police are appealing for witnesses. aid workers in france say they are increasingly concerned about m

high school and all releva nt john taylor high school and all relevant support is being provided by the girl was on a trip and it is understood year nine and 12 pupils were on an art excursion. the school issued a statement read by a police officer. we have spent the day supporting our children and staff. john taylor high school is grateful for the support of educational psychologist services who have assisted us today and will be working with us in forthcoming weeks to provide support. we are appreciative of all the messages of help and condolence we have received. one of the girl was taken to hospital with minor injuries. a number of others were treated at the scene. the drivers of the bus and laurie are assisting police with their investigation, neither was injured. birmingham city cancel said the waste lorry was theirs and sent a statement saying: just after apm, police reopened the road and the coach was towed away. police are appealing for witnesses to the accident. an 81—year—old man has been given a 13—year prison sentence for sexually assaulting four girls at the medina mos

john taylor is one that comes up all the time.e's the inventor of the most popular monetary policy role. we know republicans like that a lot. glenn hubbard is a tried-and-true individual who's been around in the economic sphere for a long time. kevin worse has been .ut and doing speeches there are a lot of names thrown out there and they have their own reasons for being good at the job, right? in gary cohn's case it's because he's not an academic. maybe in john taylor's case, maybe he is an academic. at the end of the day, who donald trump nominates. >> absolutely. it's important to remember this person also has to get confirmed by the senate. they might be good candidates for one reason or another but i think you also have to remember this position does play politics to some level. you have to pick someone who will be broadly acceptable. vonnie: jackson hole coming up, it's the annual symposium but it's well well-known for potentially having market moving speeches. this year mario draghi is the person everybody will be watching a

. >> coming up, report penned by glen hubbard, john taylor, kevin warsh and john keoghan pointing outow trump's plans for the economy could have huge rurps for the nation we will break down that report and get reaction after the break. later meal kit wars. cnbc's deirdre bosa unboxing the amazon meal kit and comparing it to blue apron's meal kit we'll tell you which ws e nserest.inth it's all yours. wow! record time. ♪ at cognizant, we're helping today's leading life sciences companies go beyond developing prescriptions to offering subscriptions with personalized, real-time advice for life-long, healthy living. honey? you almost done? nope. ♪ get ready, because we're helping leading companies lead with digital. the power of a low volatility investing approach. the power of smart beta. power your client's portfolio with powershares. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. call 800-983-0903 for the prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. distributed by invesco distributors inc. containing this information. read it care

the teenager from john taylor high school in staffordshire, was on a field trip when the bus crashed hospital with minor injuries. the school principal mike donoghue said: "our thoughts, at this very tragic and sad time, are with the family, their friends and the pupils and staff involved. police officers in england and wales must fill out a ten—page form every time they use any kind of force —— including the use of handcuffs, cs spray or a baton. the police federation has likened it to "writing an essay" but the home secretary, amber rudd, says the rules, which were introduced in april, will create "unprecedented tra nsparency". a little earlier i spoke to simon kempton, operational lead on policing for the police federation and i began by asking him what he made of the new police forms. my my view is that there is important information that can have real direct benefits to police officers on the street and the public. but we have to be really careful about how we collated. if we are going to ask police officers to do this, we can do it in and on bureaucratic way for a bureaucratic

the 14—year—old victim, from john taylor high school in staffordshire, was on a field trip when the bushearts the world over as he endured gruelling treatment for cancer has died. bradley lowery struck up a particularly close friendship with his hero england forward jermain defoe who said, bradley will be in my heart for the rest of my life. danny savage has more. bradley lowery achieved a great deal in his short life. often at his side in those special moments was sunderland strikerjermain defoe. each described the other as best friends. bradley loved sunderland and the club and especially jermain defoe loved him back. it's been hard. i've just kept this in for so long. the footballer broke down yesterday at his new club bournemouth when asked about the little boy he called brads. from sort of, like, the first moment i met him, i just couldn't believe that he was the young kid that was ill. because he sort of run over to me. and i think, from that moment, he was just, like, just that instant connection. i was with him a few days ago and it was tough to see him suffer like that. he will

the 14—year—old victim, from john taylor high school in staffordshire, was on a field trip when the bus injuries. police have arrested a man in connection with the manchester arena bombing. the 19—year—old was detained at liverpool'sjohn lennon airport on suspicion of terror offences. he's the 23rd person to be held in the investigation into the attack back in may, which killed 22 people. it's a growing trend here and around the world, working in what's known as the gig economy, where people earn money as and when they do a job and don't have fixed hours or benefits like sick pay and holiday entitlements. it's estimated that a million people work in the gig economy in the uk, or 3% of the total workforce. some say it offers flexibility for workers, but others call it exploitation, with little protection. today, the boss of one of the most high—profile firms, deliveroo, says he wants to start giving his delivery riders sick pay, but only if the law is changed. he was speaking exclusively to our economics editor kamal ahmed. it is about doing the right thing, don't get me wrong. the found

the girl is from john taylor high school at barton and in need would in staffordshire.ays a number of your nine and your 12 pupils were on their way to birmingham on an art trip when the accident happened. they said that they are working to support those affected in a very difficult situation. absolutely, thank you very much, joanne. the world health organisation says the sexually transmitted infection gonorrhoea is getting much harder to treat. a study by the who across 77 countries suggests the condition, which can cause infertility, is rapidly evolving resistance to antibiotics and it's stressed its essential that research is carried out to find new drugs and a vaccine. three cases — in france, spain and japan — have recently been found to be completely untreatable. sara smith reports. this life saving drug, which has revolutionised medical science... ever since the development of penicillin in the 1940s, gonorrhoea, like a host of previously devastating infections, became little more than an inconvenience for those with access to the new antibiotics. over the years,

host: you have a letter from john adams to john taylor. want to ask you about the first line of it. 17, 1814. remember, democracy never lasts long. you more than once in the book talk about democracy. johne: democracy is what adams is saying. he did not have a lot of true democracies to evaluate from. ,hat he firmly believe is that when the people take the system in their own hand, they are likely, as the greediest most terrible monarch's but -- to smother themselves and the good in the world. he did not have a real belief the way that jefferson did. that wisdom would always prevail. that a truth is putting the same room for falsehood. truth will emerge victorious. jefferson believed that, that is why we have a first amendment, which is quite unusual here it perhaps, unique in the world. john adams, alexander hamilton did not have that in kind of humanity. they wanted the structure to work, but they also knew that democracy is just a machine. it is a template. it is a process. the success of the machine depends on its operators. if you have

hope that wouldn't be what the next fed chairman believes some of these rules based people like john taylorstanford think that rates should actually go up to 4%. >> to what extent is the market therefore overreacting to what janet yellen said this week given she won't be in her post in months? >> most of the reaction happened in the testimony when it came out when it was released early 8:30 on wednesday. and i think the market is thinking that yellen is questioning whether or not they can make their inflation target 2% but the other risk she outlined were world economic growth and what sort of policy would be coming out of washington she said the outlook, risks up and down were balanced but the market read like, no, you will postpone rate hikes because you won't make your inflation target >> and she said reaching 3% would be challenging is that in a way yellen casting doubt over president trump he'd pro business agenda? >> yeah, we would like to think there is something going on there. but yeah, i mean, i think economists are -- the idea is starting to gel that demographics, graying of amer

john taylor high school is grateful for the support of educational psychologist services who have assisted of the girl was taken to hospital with minor injuries. a number of others were treated at the scene. the drivers of the bus and lorry are assisting police with their investigation, neither was injured. birmingham city council said the waste lorry was theirs and sent a statement saying: just after 4pm, police reopened the road and the coach was towed away. police are appealing for witnesses to the accident. a six—year—old boy who captured hearts the world over as seen george cruising treatment for cancer has died. bradley lowry struck up a close friendship with his hero jermain defoe, he said bradley will be in his heart for the rest of his life. bradley lowery achieved a great deal in his short life. often at his side in those special moments was sunderland strikerjermain defoe. each described the other as best friends. bradley loved sunderland and the club and especially jermain defoe loved him back. it's been hard. i've just kept this in for so long. the footballer broke down yester

as john taylor said in 1814, when the rich under the poor it is slow and legal. the people, increasingly angry at rising economic and political inequality would respond but not through some sort of mass uprising. they would look for a leader to help them overthrow the oligarchy. future broadway sensation alexander hamilton, you may have heard of him, he did not give up his shot. he said in the first of the federalist papers, of those men who overturned the liberties of republics the greatest number have begun their career by paying an obsequious court to the people commencing demagogues and ending tyrants. oligarchy, tierney. citizens confront a dire fate. statesmen and thinkers had two solutions to this problem. the first was to incorporate economic class into the structure of government. in ancient rome there was a patrician senate to the wealthy and tribune of the plebs for the poor. in england the house of lords for the wealthy, house of commons for the poor. i call these class warfare constitutions because they build class conflict into the structure of gove

cohn, that half of the respondents think cohn will be the next chair, followed by kevin warsh and john taylor quarter of respondents think she will keep her job before the president's statement. the president is expected to make his decision by the end of the year it's a little curious because yellen's term ends in january. he told "the journal" he thinks he'll get confirmation of the fed chair quickly, but that's not been the case with his other nominees. >> steve, thank you. >> sure. >>> and facebook, meanwhile, said to report earnings later today with the stock already up more than 40% for the year let's bring in john blackledge and mark may, senior analyst good morning does facebook need a perfect quarter given how much the stock has run up and should we be -- investors be concerned, they have a way of bringing up cap ex-ex or other things to bring down movements like this. >> investors shouldn't be concerned. we raised our forecast for the long term given the user growth. i mean, facebook had more than 2 million monthly users. you have instagrams that are incredible it will be 900 millio

john taylor high school, in this village, in east staffordshire, not far from burton on trent, the childrend we have had it confirmed one teenage girl has been killed. -- a 1a—year—old girl has died after a crash involving a minibus and a lorry on the a38 in birmingham. the vehicle was carrying 21 school pupils on a field—trip. vehicle was carrying 21 school pupils on a field-trip. another teenage girl is in hospital, other children on board were treated for minor injuries. in the last hour and a half since we have been here, we have seen some of the children coming out with their parents, very distressed clearly by what has happened, this is a close—knit rural community. a profound sense of shock at the moment. so far, no comment from the school, not able to make a statement at this time. but we do know that the rest of the children we re know that the rest of the children were brought back to the school after the accident and since then have been collected by their pa rents. have been collected by their parents. elizabeth, in terms of the injuries, you were suggesting nothing too serious?

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john taylor. he is the guy that made the rule about -- look at unemployment.broad indication of where the rate should be. , he was also treasury undersecretary under george bush. republicans like the idea of a role. was the head of the council to economic advisers under george bush and he pushed through the tax cut plan. that would make him look like someone that donald trump would want. cohn, former head of goldman sachs. donald trump treasures loyalty. he is the person considered in the running right now. a lot of people say there is a lot of the economists. it would be great to have someone who knows finance, knows the markets firsthand. those are the people -- those are the pictures you should have in your head. yvonne: thank you. our conversation on the fed strategy continues. randy krasner joining bloomberg markets: asia in our hong kong studio this morning. that is after 10 p.m. in new york. don't miss our interview with robert kaplan on friday morning in new york. next, how emerging-market currencies have responded to janet yellen's testimony with jona

stronger economic growth and in addition to those two economists, in a new paper released yesterday john taylor, john hogan, glenn hubbard, kevin wash all distinguished economists who also feel that this type of combination of pro growth policies can help us achieve higher economic growth. >> so it's dynamic score? what you're proposing to do is take policy actions today, theoretically that will result in future economic growth which is the assumption that you base your deficit elimination on. >> correct. i think -- >> so it's a modern view of -- a latter day view of supply-side economics? in other words, a policy whereby corporations, wealthy individuals, experience tax savings and then that money finds its way back into the economy in new investment and job growth. >> madam chair, and mr. yardmouth, i'm not sure that the committee would agree with that characterization exactly, but i think it's fair to say that as andy described the pro growth policies of our budget when implemented will generate more economic growth, more job creation, more people -- >> so that by definition is dynamic scori

number of meetings with him but you know, there's another -- a lot of other impressive individuals, john taylor from stanford is an individual who is very impressive, as well, who could serve. ultimately that's the president's call it's not my call and again i think there's a number of candidates who could serve our nation well in that role and i look forward to it because the president needs to fill these positions on the fed. but again, i hope that we get a fed that will give us a more predictable strategy based policy, where frankly, you may not want to have me on future programs, because hopefully monetary policy will be operating moresilently in the background >> i'm sure we'll always be having you on, chairman, either way. and what was your reaction yesterday to the president's son's release of those infamous e-mails? >> well, i don't know the details of this. listen, we have got at least a half a dozen different investigations that are going on this is worthy of the investigation. i don't know what went on. but we need to get to the bottom of it. on the one hand. i know that opposition r

to i believe president trump is going to be able to appoint someone like john ryding or john taylor ornew rules-based fed so we know the rules of the golf course? or is discretion still valid? >> i think central banks will always have and always have to have discretion. the question is whether the by someon is guided underlying principles the market can follow and understand or that the central bank simply keeps moving the goalposts. not go to the football analogy. the fed has laid out goalposts. there has been a tendency to move them. i think this time is different. the fed is very serious about starting to reduce its balance sheet. possibly as soon as the july meeting. we will find out more this afternoon. our call has been september for the longest time. i could see them starting a balance sheet wind down in july. that's going to be a five year or longer process and they will continue to nudge interest rates higher. francine: central banks haven't been helped by politics at all. they have been asking for structural reform for a long time. will they get it now? the feds very careful

. >> we have gary comb and john taylor of a renown there is been some perspective >> taylor fell 9% andevin warsh remains 27% where he was look at gary kcohn, how about th outlook for what kind of policy the next fed chair will enact. and 48% say unchanged. you can read this chart anywhere you like 58% say loser or unchanged or more and more than 80% says tighter or unchanged the risk seems to be on tighter. lets look at the expectations for monetary policy and physical policy on monetary the outlook is coming down. it had been 2.3% for 2018 for the fed funds rate and now it is down to two. partly because of the screen the outlook for fiscal policy has also come down if you look at the average it is all plus 3 quarters and 1 quarter, that's half a year later than expected. if you look at the nevers, 31% would be healthcare reform they're following the healthcare reform why part of the reason because the expectations if healthcare reform stumbles, that's a negative for tax cuts. >> back to you guys. >> thank you very much the latest polls revealed, what's the impact on the market and the

. >> the one other name is john taylors. -- >> and kevin as well >> taylor for sure would be a -- he is the rule's guy so, if it's gary cohn, it feels like he's not going to go by that book. even though he might be a businessman, he's not interested in the you give me a rule and i'm going to make the policy maybe raise the rate accordingly. >> i wonder if he were there nominated or in the job, the resistance maybe could come from the career fed staff it's an academic institution, it's not -- it's not really kind of an arm of the executive branch so that might be a little bit of friction who knows. >> great point kate, last word on this. what do you make of possible change >> i think we know there's going to be a lot of change of the fed, not to the top of the fed in 2018, but, i don't think we're going to look for meaningful step change in terms of policy direction. like, our big question is, can we continue to have modest, sustained, economic growth not just in the u.s. and globally and whether or not we will continue to se

one of the names considered is john taylor and i am a great admirer of him. if you became the fed chairman, he will be a classic. , he isthing goes wrong going to modify policy and not going to strict -- a stick rigidly to the rules. tom: and we say good morning to professor tyler. he put your formula and "the curse of cash" and we will, back to this wonderful book and it was my book of the the year and it is the most courageous. think of the hate mail that kenneth rogoff got pretty there has never been any hate mail -- kenneth rogoff got. -- there's never been any hate mail for robert shiller. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance," we await the ecb decision one hour and 21 minutes into the press conference. kenneth rogoff has written the most courageous book and economics in a while, "the curse of cash," the hate mail and the death threats. he is up -- he is out with an a paperback. most importantly, an update on the experiment of india, kenneth rogoff leaves for india. will you meet with mr. modi the one you tell home about his desk the what wo

i think john taylor is a top choice kevin warsh is a top choice.taylor is not strong enough and warsh is too young. so they're not decided on it there's always glenn hubbard out there, seems like a good idea. >> a wrinkle to that on warsh? >> yeah. >> that he's not dovish enough >> well, this is -- that's interesting. but the trouble with kevin is it's a little hard to discern from his very strong and well written pieces, what he means about policy because there's a lot of head shaking in the room when kevin talks. >> can i ask you about tax reform >> sure. >> because people are still very positive in the business world about that even if there's a 7% change it could be a big deal for the economy. >> well that's the thing i mean, the democrats and republicans in the previous administration were 3 percentage points apart and couldn't make a deal a lot of people think they could get to some somewhere in the mid 20s, it would be a big success, it would be a process, you know, on the road to getting it right. >> yes >> the question becomes whether or n

it seems to me listed to john prine and james taylor and kris kristofferson and bonnie raitt's recordsand synthesize them and what theeks folks are doing is basically writing a story but also playing a guitar and singing at the same time. i was ten or eleven years old and i was, like, okay, i'm never going to worry about being a firefighter or spaceman and this is what i want to do. >> rose: i can write songs and sing them. they can't take your talent away from you. >> the distilleries can. they almost took mine. drugs can take your talent away. >> rose: you know that. i've seen that happen. >> rose: what did that do for you, being able to say no more? >> oh, well, it made my life really what it is now, you know, when i realized i didn't want to be an active addict anymore and i wanted to chase something that was legitimate and something that really meant something lik happiness or satisfaction or, you know, peace, i guess, really, stop chasing that high and started chasing some sort of peace is that did you do it alone or did you have somebody? >> no, i didn't do it alone. i don't kno

john kerry, james taylor, president trump or first lady melania. ouch.about to begin. ♪ we're having fun. latest read on mortgage rates, please. where are we. liz: up above 4%. they have been rising the last several weeks. this comes as the u.s. central bank and central bankers are dumping their bonds. there are $14 trillion of bonds that the central bankers bought and they're dumping them. treasury yields are ticking higher. breaking through psychological barrier of 4.03. stuart: how times do we have to say that i got my first mortgage in san francisco in the 190's, i paid 12 1/2%. i thought it was bargain. ashley: 19 1/2% in 82. it was up to 21%. i thought i was getting a deal. stuart: dow up to 21,537. we have another new high for facebook. getting real close to 160,159.53 to be precise. >>> let's please get back to my little editorial at the top of the hour. can't stop laughing. president trump in paris right now. busy schedule. joining us fox news contributor rachel campos duffy. i say our president is a missionary. he is preaching western values an

taylor riggs. the republican attempt to scrap obamacare has collapsed. johnemocrats to block the bill. mitch mcconnell pulled the measure from the floor and said it is time to move on. this would've ended the requirement that individuals buy health insurance and that companies provided it for their workers. the senate approved new , then theon russia country ordered the u.s. to remove its diplomatic staff from there. 455 people by september 1. it is not clear how big that cutback means. the u.s. was ousted from cottages and warehouses in moscow. jeff sessions says he is staying on the job. hetells the associated press wants to fight for the president's agenda. trump has criticized jeff sessions for being ineffective. in jerusalem is really police amid recentalert tensions. two weeks ago muslim gunmen killed two police officers at a mosque. metal detectors and other security devices. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. nejra: thanks so much taylor. let's

happened early this morning and a stunning no vote from senator john mccain sinking the appeal for obama. >> joining us now is scott taylor. >> i'm well non what time you went to sleep but what was your reaction when you saw john mccain get up and give that thumbi thumbs down? >> i woke up to the news, but i'm certainly disappointed. what happened last night doesn't help the folks that are hurting under that law. individuals across the country and my district hopefully we can work together and get something that addresses those issues. >> do you think that the turmoil in the white house that has been so colorfully outlined in places like the new yorker, yesterday, here, the new communications director anthony scaramucci kind of laid it out. do you think that has been getting in the way of successful legislation and the president's agenda? >> at times, yes, of course. listen, i think some of -- i know there as efforts from the white house to try to get some of these senators to get on board. relationships matter. no matter where you are, no matter what form, whether it's business or in the private sect sector or in governm

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john kelly. this comes just a week and a half after scaramucci was appointed to that position. >> joined now on the phone by political professor james taylor. let's talk more about this development that came in recent minutes. john kelly, anthony scaramucci, very different operating styles. do you think that in fact kelly had a hand in this? >> absolutely. first of all, thank you guys. yes, to answer your question. kelly obviously a military general demands a certain chain of command and the chief of staff is literally the chief of the president's staff and should act as such. you karen goh briefly back to rahm emanuel and democrat and republican, and chiefs of staff make demands that they are the last person that speaks to the president every night and the first person to speak to the president every morning apart from his spouse. this is an important move for kelly to make. >> do you think the tirade we saw last week against reince priebus, that the new chief of staff saw that and took that into consideration when making this decision connected to scaramucci here? >> it had to be. it's really a rebuke of the president, and his sort of ha

taylor: retired marine corps general john kelly takes over as white house chief of staff today.riday to replace reince priebus. he will have the backing out president's daughter ivanka and her husband. calling china and russia the biggest economic enablers of north korea after the kim jong-un regime launched the second icbm in a matter of weeks. rex tillerson says the u.s. wants a peaceful resolution to the incident. president china's says his military has the capability to -- he pushed for a modernization program aimed to make the military a leaner horse capable of projecting power overseas. in australia, security has been tightened at major airports after police say they stopped a plot to bring down a plane. suspects were inspired by the islamic state. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. david: thanks so much. vladimir putin says he hopes it will not be any for further retaliation against washington. moscow ordered the u.s. to slash staff at its diplomatic base in russi

taylor, thanks so much. >> no problem. >> happy fourth of july. >> thanks for having me. >> you too. >> john. >> nice of him to give us advice. >> i'm getting a lot of career advice. kellyanne conway last week and the congressman. >> congressman taylor is a pleasure to talk with andgaging on a regular basis. >>> will republicans reach out to democrats for a compromise? we'll get the view from one key democratic senator. that's next. >>> congress is in recess this week, work is going on behind the scenes to get a compromise. our next guest says the democrats will work with republicans when they stop talking solely about repealing and start thinking about fixing the affordable care act. that man, ben cardin of maryland, joins us now. senator, thank you so much for being with us. all the talk over the last few days is with this new notion we heard from ben sass, we heard it from the president, on twitter, saying that maybe what should happen here is that the republicans should vote to repeal first and then replace a year or so down the line. what do you make of that? >> that would be terribly irresponsible, at least such uncert

taylor for traffic. >> thank you. breaking news remains in maryland. on 50 westbound, johnson highway, serious overnight crash occurred before baydale drive. all traffic 50 west diverts at cape st. claire. chopper 4 has been over the scene, investigation is on-going, cleanup there through the rest of the morning rush hour. eastbound, left lane is blocked. westbound travel delays begin at the bay bridge. divert onto the service roadway, put you back on at baydale drive. otherwise, delays maryland inbound, crash finally cleared the that's the latest on roads and rail. back to you. >>> good morning, i am landon dowdy, cnbc headquarters. got the munchies after late night. taco bell has you covered. they'll let lyft lift a bar to take them to a drive through. they're testing taco mode in orange county, california, plans to expand the country next year. taco bell also includes custom in car menu. i am landon dowdy. [ applause ] >>> take [ applause ] >>> take a look at that. applause for jim vance after a moment of silence in his honor. >> washington nationals called vance a d.c.

taylor riggs. darkly's chairman, john macfarland, is cut good entire predictions of brexit. he is confident that much of the trading and fund .anagement will stay in europe quirks for the eu and the u.k., sit attaining -- retaining a significant portion in the u.k.. and that is what we're looking for. taylor: he also heads a lobbying group for financial firms. in venezuela, the president is promising to investigate an attack by his supporters on the opposition controlled ceremony. it injured at least for lawmakers. -- accuse him of establishing a dictatorship. and the u.s. congressman who was at the congressional baseball game has been moved back into evidence of care. steve scalise's doctors are worried about infection. global news, 24 hours a day. powered by our more than 2700 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. thank you. climate change will be high on the agenda as the leaders gather for the g-20 summit in hamburg. or will it? it could be for the north korea soccer dominating the headlines this week. -- climate prot

so zachary taylor ends up winning the battle, 4-1. in the process, john hardin, the former congressman, the one that tussled with abraham lincoln in 1846 congressional race, he died. ,t is one of those incidents writing about history i am so fascinated by the seemingly small things that conspired to make great things happen on the world stage and in this case if , john hardin had lived, if you he had come back to illinois as a hero of the war, i think there was little chance abraham lincoln would have emerged as the head of the new republican party. or i think there is very little chance that he could've been the nominee for senate, twice from the republican party. but we will never know because he dies in the final minutes of the battle of buena vista. zachary taylor gets talked about as a potential presidential candidate. lincoln, along with alexander stevens, the future vice president of the confederacy, they are among the first seven supporters of zachary taylor and the house of representatives. so why the reluctance to embrace this war hero? a guy th

taylor rigs. this is bloomberg. john and tom? tom: thank so you much.y on the european union with a needed focus on brussels. this is a great primer on maybe the back story of all that's going on within the battle of united kingdom in the e.u. then there's your weekend must-read if you're on global wall street. here it is, folks. i thought this cover was great. t's a healthy buoyant mr. fein after his battle with cancer. lloyd blankfein with a wonderful cover and megan murphy joins us this morning. what's the lead here? he's back. is it a different gobin or the one we've always mone? >> the same goldman sachs talks about lloyd. we can't understate how improbable it is that lloyd is still the c.e.o. of this bank when you look what's gone on since the crisis, almost personally blamed, a bank that was symbolic of the excesses of the entire industry and personally blamed for shorting the housing market and his own personal battles against lymphoma these come back from and what's interesting is he's a rejuvenated presence in the bank but tied the bank to muc

taylor is in for him. >> sheena is here. >> i want to talk about baseball stuff. >> he's using the rap music defense. >> he's the john mcenroef baseball. i like it. >> john mcenroe was a winner. >> it's entertaining. >> as is mr. harper. he's young. he's been playing baseball since he was 11. he knows you can't yell at the ref. anyway, he'll be back today. temperatures will be milder, warmer today than the last few days. as far as rain chances, it's still back to the west in cincinnati. our rain chances will be increasing with time. probably not going to be much of an impact for your rain and thunderstorms likely for both friday and friday night. saturday looks awfully wet, too. sunday, the nicest way to put it, sheena, sunday will end dry. >> yes. beauty in the eye of the beholder, chuck. sunday is the better day. for sure, we get the rain tomorrow and saturday morning. especially saturday morning. we'll be watching that closely. make sure you have your umbrella before you walk out the door tomorrow. this morning, you do not need the umbrella. little more humid this morning. nice numbers out there. 71 in vienna. 73 degrees

john richardson, united states navy, chief of naval operations. the honorable, secretary of the navy, acting. the honorable donald rumsfeld, former secretary of defense. [applause] the honorable scott taylor, united states representative, second district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable robert scott, united states representative, third district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable richard cheney, former vice president of the united states. [applause] the honorable rick schneider, governor, state of michigan. [applause] the honorable gary peters, united states senator, state of michigan. [applause] the honorable roger wicker, united states senator, state of mississippi. [applause] the honorable james mattis, secretary of defense. [cheers and applause] the honorable terry mcauliffe, governor, commonwealth of virginia. ladies and gentlemen, our ship's sponsor, mrs. susan ford bales. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] -- she is escorted today by command master chief, united states navy, command master chief uss gerald r. ford. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, escorted today by captain richard mccormick, united states navy, perspective commanding o

taylor: a dramatic turn of events for senate republicans preparing to take up health care legislation. senator johnashington days after being diagnosed with brain cancer. today's vote is to begin debate on the issue. republican leaders have not decided which health care proposal to vote on. -- they promise for years to repeal and replace obamacare. multiple reports that president trump has spoken to advisers about firing attorney general jeff sessions. he referred to sessions as beleaguered and is furious that sessions recused himself in all matters relating to the russian investigation. the fight over who controls the nation's coast is not over yet. to overhaulnt vowed the judiciary after the president vetoed laws that would've given the ruling party more power. that debate led to eight days of nationwide protesters by demonstrators demanding the court be independent. investors will go for the recovery story. they're returning to the market for the first time in five years. the greek government is looking to exit from the current bailout program, which ends in little more than a year. global news

john henry. >>> finding flaws in the gop health care plan. >> north carolina has a serious problem with opioid addiction and this bill would not give us enough funding to combat this problem. >> that's taylor daly of north carolina who joined hundreds of citizens on capitol hill to fill the halls and file into offices urging lawmakers to kill the bill and police arrested 80 demonstrators. right now, senate republicans are reworking that bill hoping to pickup more gop support to get it passed. they say they will unveil the new version later this week and schedule a vote >>> it's so nice that we all have such wonderful friends in our on-line communities, facebook, twitter, instagram. our people are looking out for us sending messages like this warning of hackers hell bent on dismantling on on-line utopian universe. instead, today's villain jadden k. smith, a potential hacker trying to take over your account. a ton of people getting messages today from their friends with a big, juicy warning don't accept a friend request from jaden k. smith. i got one. the message has made waves on facebook, instagram and twitter. someone afraid of an account breach and others poking fun. it has engulfed the

taylor's. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. >>> an after school music teacher is under arrest on suspicion of sex crimes against the student. john patrick roots of san francisco was arrested last week. he is accused of sexually abusing a 15-year-old student over the past few months. he worked as a part-time music teacher at the school of rock in palo alto and he now faces four felony counts. >>> several facebook posts led to the indictment of an open man suspected of a series of gang-related robberies. investigators say those posts show him posing with guns and flashing game signs and bragging about criminal activity. he is facing 10 years in prison after a grand jury indicted him on a charge of illegal gun position following a rate of his oakland home. he is in custody and is being held without bail. >>> we're following developing news right now. the justice department has announced it's imposing new grant conditions in a bid to make sure the federal money does not go to so-called sanctuary cities. jeff sessions says the counties and cities receiving federal grants will now have to follow immigration authorities access, allow a

john richardson, united states navy, chief of naval operations. the honorable sean stackley, secretary of the navy, acting. the honorable donald rumsfeld, former secretary of defense. [applause] the honorable scott taylor, united states representative, second district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable robert scott, united states representative, third district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable richard cheney, former vice president of the united states. [applause] [cheers] the honorable rick snyder, governor, state of michigan. [applause] the honorable gary peters, united states senator, state of michigan. [applause] the honorable roger wicker, united states senator, state of mississippi. [applause] the honorable james mattis, secretary of defense. [applause] the honorable terry mcauliffe, governor, commonwealth of virginia. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, our ship's sponsor, mrs. susan ford bales. [applause] she is escorted today by master chief laura nunley, united states navy, command master chief, uss gerald r. ford. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, escorted today by captain richard mccormack, united states navy, perspective commanding officer, uss gerald r. fo