investigators spent several days going through kaplan's home gathering evidence. and the attorney and the prosecution came to an agreement forbe the bail reduction her attorney still says it's too high. >> $250,000, is high for someone with no record. we are paying respect to the seriousness of the offense. >> she would have to post $25,000 to get out. that say substantial cash bail and i think sts appropriate in this case and it will protect the community and ensure that she will be here at all subsequent proceedings. >> reporter: defense attorneys say they plan to make another request for bail reduction in 30 days, the soonest allowable date in bucks county and a preliminary hearing is here for all three defendants in this case. trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a portion of main street in manayunk will remain closed today because of a water main break, it happened at the 4300 block this morning as water flowed for an hour before it was shut off. 30 properties were impacted in some way, but basements of businesses along main street that i

para reclutar mÁs cadetes kaplan.na deuda es cientÍfica, de la mariguana, y las que tienen algÚn conocido por la cÁrcel. segÚn este reciente de auckland, el concejal y en la espalda los cambios. y entiende que serÍan un gran beneficio para los habitantes de auckland. >> en conocer hacia que vive en la otra esquina, si las personas conocen los policÍas, hacen una comunidad mÁs segura para todos. >> otro cambio es que los reclutas solamente requieran un iploma de preparatoria. han conmovido a la nacion. ---hoy en san jose se discutio este tema en un foro comunitario junto a residentes quienes de alguna manera aseguran haber sido victimas del uso excesivo de fuerza ---el jefe de la policia de san jose llego a esta reunion y en un dicurso emotivo dijo que hay que trabajar juntos para lograr cambios tambiÉn que los sé que los miembros de la unidad de estados, pero tambiÉn los oficiales estÁn asustados. tratar de ue trabajar juntos. disminuir los incidentes mortales entre policias y civiles, en san jose, los uniformados con

the blurred parts of this because of profanity next to the phone of kaplan a photo of an apparatus used in be headings. we visited his homeland followed more hate messages on them by will study notes posted on his window that's not all his neighbors have ground to fear this six year old saying is, some outbursts led them to call police in the past. a week and half ago the neighbor helen found a note that he left at the front door and also read the blur this one. are the chinese savages like the n word. >>: like them he says he doesn't like them. >> reporter: and police executed a search warrant which led to his arrest and his attorney has not announced a formal charges. . kaiser's >> vicki: nurses were hitting the pick lines. as you say that they're not incurred staffing even though rising costs the kaiser deceives the claims it has hired 3000 nurses since agreeing on a contract the bay area protests are planned and oakland san francisco said clara and vallejo. >> grant: says she will open the hospital with no idea of what had happened. when a deputy stanford dean told her they believe

police found 51-year-old kaplan living in the home with 12 girls including a teenager who has -- wasedly gifted to him. officials say he fathered two children with her beginning when she was just 14 years old. kaplan and the girl's parents are still being held on a number of charges including rape and conspiracy. >> ♪ >> in health check today, a montgomery county senator is working on a plan to regulate medical marijuana in pennsylvania. dale len leach gathered marijuana growers dispensers and attorneys at saint joseph's university today. their suggestions are being taken into account and will be passed along to governor tom wolf's administration. earlier this year the governor signed a bill allowing medical marijuana to treat 17 conditions. it could take up to two years to get such a program running. >> the latest jobs report shows the u.s. economy is bouncing back from a weak winter and spring. covering to the labor department employers added 287,000 jobs last month. compare that to 144,000 jobs created in april and just 11,000 made in may. the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.9 pe

kaplan and her husband daniel stoltzfus are also still behind bars.iminary hearing for all three has been set for august 2nd in district court in feasterville. brian. >> all right, alicia, thank you. >>> a truck driver was crushed and killed by the cargo he was carrying today in montgomery county. chopper six was over light cap road where all this happened just before 8 o'clock this morning. police say the 62-year-old driver from texas arrived before business hours opened to delivery pvc pipes. he tried to unload the truck himself but those pipes apparently fell on top of him. he died at the scene and workers found him when they showed up for work that day. police have not told us his >> tuition is going up at pennsylvania's 14 state run universities. the state's higher education board of governors approved a two and a half percent increase. that will bring tuition for most full-time pennsylvania residents to about $7,200 each year. the board says it's the smallest tuition increase in a decade. >> 92 in the corner of our screen as we turn once again t

they are accused of gifting their daughter to this man lee kaplan. the lancaster county couple had a falling out with the amish church. the daughter was a gift for saving the family from financial ruin. she said the police allegations are false. police say 51-year-old kaplan fathered two children with girl, 12 children were removed from the home in feasterville last month. prosecutors say they agreed to the morning bail reduction and asked that the original bail conditions stands for bidding her from having any alleged contact with the victims in the case. >> it will protect the communities and insure that she will be here for all subsequent hears which is the reason for bail. >> reporter: trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> after 6 months on the run police have arrested the suspect accused of murdering a man in january. according to police, gregory parker was arrested in new york city he was wanted by new castle county police for allegedly murdering sean smith. was foundn june 28th. parker is being held in new york pending extradition. >>> tim

joining me sports business journal and nfl sport writer, dan kaplan.uit the nfl numbers so much they could form a third 33rd team. they retired early. this is becoming something extremely serious. >> we have to look like eric bowlan, who truly retired unexpectedly young. those players advanced in the careers not getting contracts they wanted. such as the guard for new york jets who retired unexpectedly. ferguson. there is distinction. could you cite a whole team of players. there are players, who said, unless you pay me a lot more money, i'm not going to play. it was not health was real issue. they wanted more money and didn't get it. liz: i'll tell you something, money is going toward this concution issue. you now have paid independent spotters who will be sitting in i guess the upper press boxes scanning the fields, correct? scanning for any disoriented players, pulling them off the field. these guys are used to hiding if they have a bit of a jangled head after one really bad hit because they want to stay in the became. >> spotters were in place last

joe kaplan, in the really does have a silicon valley feel here. >> well, that's the idea. we want to bring a piece of silicon valley here to cleveland and give people an opportunity from cleveland to connect and facilitate the civic engagement around the issues that are important to them. >> what role do you think facebook is going to play in this election in terms of connecting with political activists, with delegates and with voters? >> i think the main role that facebook plays is we are an open platform that gives candidates, voters, activists, anybody who's interested in politics an opportunity to share their ideas and to connect with people. and that's the role that facebook plays in both in this election here in the u.s. and in elections around the world. >> how is your boss, mark zuckerberg, following the campaign? >> i think that mark is really excited about the opportunities for people to connect on facebook and share their ideas about the campaign. live, which we've talked about earlier, i think, is the biggest innovation around this campaign and these elections.

vonnie: jenny kaplan of bloomberg news. thank you so much.ulie: you can check out jenny's podcast, material world, on itunes. i highly recommend it. jenny: thank you. julie: still ahead, why target is placing its future in the hands of children. the reinvention plan, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ julie: target is aiming to reinvent itself, again, and this time it's using 10-year-old fashion consultants. you can read about their strategy in this weekend's bloomberg business week. the reporter who wrote the story joins us now. target has been trying a number of initiatives to reclaim the target status, right? is this what it's going to be, talking to kids to figure out what they want? susan: in this case, i guess more broadly they would say they are trying to listen to their customers more. as we know, target kind of lost its cachet, and now they are looking for ways in which they can make themselves special again. kids clothing is one of those ways. vonnie: analysts are giving target a certain amount of time to get it right and turn around. is

she gifted their 14-year-old daughter to lee lee kaplan in ce for financial help. >>> we're seeing designs on the move to connect communities on either side of the vine street expressway. the every place count design challenge. let's do that again. the every place count design challenge took a verse -- diverse group and look at the neighborhoods. >>> a standout player is back in his hometown to make a positive impact. shyrice floyd stopped by to talk about a fund fundraiser that is hosting tonight for robert wilson iii. tonight's auction and meet and greet begins at 7:00 p.m. at chickee and pete's in south philadelphia. >> phillies are back home for the metsys. what a way to start the first half of the second half of the season. the phillies were doing very well and we hope they mimic the weather and stay hot for the second half of the season. jeff skeverski is live at the park where they take on it is mets. >> reporter: ducis you could make the argument this could be the toughest stretch of the entire season for the phillies they are 6 games out of the wild card spot. the two teams they a

they are charged with endangering the welfare of a child, accused of gifting their daughter to lee kaplan in exchange for financial help. >>> the wilmington fire department was credited with rescuing a man from the river. he was rowing near the grill, he was safely brought back to shore. >>> right now a section of manayu manayunk's main thoroughfare is closed to traffic because of a water main break. utility crews are working to fix it and it flooded a number of businesses. annie mccormick has more on is the cleanup. >> a resident noticed water pouring out on the sidewalk and that resident ran down to the firehouse, firefighters quickly responded to the 4300 block of main street. within minutes the water department and several other city actions worked on the main. chelsea was told to evacuate her apartment. >> i went out side and there was literally a lake out front, and flooding in the basement and power is off. >> the basement of two buildings housing yeah's wine bar is pumping the water out. >> one side of the street has maintained their water service and one side of the street is wit

and joining us is joel kaplan, vice president of global policy for facebook. what's going on here?well, first of all, welcome to facebook central, the rnc in cleveland. what we're doing is we've found over the last number of elections that facebook has really become the i new town hall. so people are coming to facebook to have conversations with voters, candidates to have conversations with voters, for voters to raise their questions to candidates and have conversations amongst themselves. so what we've built here is a place where we can help facilitate that dialogue and give people a chance to share what's most important and what's happening here in cleveland with the people they're connected to on facebook. >> this is a sidewalk that is now a pop-up building. let's look at the second floor. you have a small studio. what's going on up there? >> so we built a facebook live studio up there. one of the things that's new in this election is the ability to come onto facebook and broadcast live to their fans in realtime. and it's turned out to be incredibly popular. it's a very authenti

coming in and posting a picture of themselves in the oval office. >> we have moved upstairs, joel kaplan,this really does have a silicon valley field here . >> that's the idea. we want to bring us peace of silicon valley to cleveland and give people an opportunity from cleveland to connect and facilitate the civic engagement around the issues that are important to them. >> what role do you think facebook is going to play in connection with delegates and voters? >> the main role that facebook places we are an open platform that gives candidates, voters, activists, everybody who's interested in politics and opportunity to share their ideas and connect with people and that's the role that facebook plays in this election in the us and in elections around the world. >> how is your boss mark following the campaign? >> i think mark is excited about the opportunities for people to connect on facebook and share their ideas about the campaign live which we talked about earlier is the biggest innovation around this campaign and these elections. just the opportunity for people to come on facebook an

princeton review and kaplan, you go to them and pay and they teach you how to beat test. fact some of the people i've talked with say i can teach you to get 400. i know it's not great, but 400 without knowing even a thing about mathematics. there could be a test in bulgaria. they teach you how to beat the test. we are professionals, we are teachers. we love learning. my own view is we have to be with the far right-wing on this. right wing on this. i'm against the common core. i would rather have it would've totally and leave it to you in the classroom. you are a professional to teach what you think is important and by the way, the french people are teaching different things in math classes, fine. a thousand flowers bloom. there isn't one thing everybody has to know. >> teaching to the test, that is a scary one because the easy way to interpret that to sing a song to help you memorize it i and tt will solve all the problems. it's kind of what is expected by many parts of the culture. it's all about computation and getting up to speed. the fundamental paradigm shift don't k

princeton review and kaplan, you go to them, uk and they teach you how to beat the test.n fact, some of the people i've talked to as coaches say i can teach you to get 400. i know it's not great but 400 on the sat without knowing even the thing about mathematics. in fact, there could be a test in bulgaria. they teach you how to beat the test. we are professionals. we are teachers. we love learning. my own view is i happened to be with the far right wing on this. i'm against the common core. i would rather have it got rid of totally in leave it to you in the classroom. ui professional to teach what you think should be taught we think is important. and by the way, it in one school different people are teaching different things in math classes, fine. let a thousand flowers bloom. there isn't one thing everybody has to know. >> teaching for the test, a big, scary when. the easy way to go but that, here's the point will come let's memorize it, sing a song to help you that will solve the problems. that is teaching for test and you can do that. it is joyless and kind of what is

we did kaplan, harker, kashkari, and mester.'re all going to tell us why they're not going to raise rates for the ninth straight year. >> well, it's summertime. time to go out on the streets or go to nice places and give speeches, i suppose. >> you were not in dallas -- >> i wasn't when that event occurred. >> but you must as a -- >> chief brown and our mayor -- our mayor just so your viewers understand it. we don't have political mayors. this mayor was the former coo of pizza hut. one of our greatest mayors in history was the founder of texas instruments. and we have a city form of government. meaning we have professionals run our city. the mayor of dallas is one of the finest individuals i've ever known. you've seen him perform but in a non-political, non-traditional way. mayor rawlings is an extraordinary individual. chief brown who happens to be a personal friend of mine is a remarkable individual. and i thought his comments were the best of all. including those the president gave a good speech and the former president who g

the dnc finance director jordan kaplan wrote, with no sympathy of the cancer patient, a lot of peoplely get sick. we found kaplan this week hosting top donors at a champagne brunch at philadelphia's ritz-carlton hotel. staffers and security guards were called to block our cameras. >> we absolutely can't have cameras here. >> reporter: and when we caught up with kaplan himself he said it was all too embarrassing to talk about. >> i really don't -- >> reporter: and there's a lot to be embarrassed about. computer security experts say the democrats ignored warnings last year that their computers were extremely vulnerable and now the names, home addresses, and in some cases social security numbers of every major wealthy donor and how much they gave are all online for the world to see. >> pop-up warnings kept coming up. >> exactly right. >>> let's go back up to michael in new york. >> thank you, george. >>> coming up on our big board, major outrage after a ruling that could put women's privacy at risk. and an amazon account drained by hackers even after the victim changes her password. how

kaplan speaks again tonight.e'll speak tomorrow along with a double dose of fed speak at an event headlined by cakashkari a bullard. you have the fed speaking on this side and the retail sales. they come out at 8:30 tomorrow and everyone from the fed and the street wants to know if the consumer will remain strong. and that along with the cpi data. what's this i hear about a radical plan from kudlow. i thought he was conservative. >> let's bring in o senior contributor, larry kudlow, who has some radical ideas about making changes to the fed. larry? >> with pleasure! thank you, steve. thank you, kelly. appreciate that. just a quick comment on steve's comments about all these fed speakers. one of the things that ought to be done is the fact that people should stop yapping. all they do is confuse folks. they themselves change their mind on a dime. i can't stand it. but larger than that, much larger than that. a, stop regulating interstates. stop it. only the market knows where the rates should be. b, stop paying ban

deacon,an cannot be a then a woman cannot be a kaplan, a woman can't be a priest, -- chaplin, a woman can be a priest, then in the eyes of god they are not qualified. to dominate wants or abuse his wife, if the church does not think she is equal to me, then why should i treat her equal? treat women employees by paying her less than a man. subconsciously, if god is not think she is equal to me, then why should i treat her to workers? my men and the element of violence. this is also a factor in the abuse of women and girls. crimespetrate horrible e, it is a horrible thing to talk about. in some cases involving the united nations troops and troops from countries that volunteered to fight for the united nations. this is terrible. in my own country, atlanta, georgia, i would say is one of the most heavily trafficked country places in our and selling slaves. we have the largest airport and a lot of our passengers come and the southern hemisphere a lot of them are dark skinned or african-american and they can be sold cheaply to a brothel. the average price for a female sex worker who is dark

kaplan points out the new 400-unit apartment just a stone's throw from the big show in town. >> thiss a major new residential center. thousands of new apartments are being built here and we're eager for people to be reintroduced to whatever they think tysons used to be, it's a whole new story now because it's the biggest redevelopment project in america. >> 150 local people were hired to work the show, which runs >> i think we need to go. >> i think so, too. >>> we're just two days away from the second annual clear the shelters event. this is a look at the presidential pets through the years. we want to see photos of your pets. post them using the #furryfriend. they will waive or discount fees as part of the one-day adoption drive. we have a special page dedicated to the event on nbcwashington.com. >>> coming up tonight, we'll tell you how people from all over the country are coming together to help a teenager injured in a freak accident up in central park in new york. >>> also tigonht, his job was to care for an elderly woman but his actions maybe almond breeze tastes so good becaus

robert kaplan echoed his comments but says the economy still faces major challenges. >> as difficult as the last eight years have been, recovery from the 900 -- from the financial crisis. this period will be as or more difficult and as tricky, and how to normalize monetary policy is going to be challenging. singapore central bank says it's investigating a goldman sachs unit involvement with bonds deals by malicious embattled state -- malaysia's embattled state fund. there is promised decisive action against any institution or individual having found reached the regulations or money laundering standards. goldman sachs declined to comment. the nas named -- mas named four banks accused of money-laundering and seized millions of dollars in assets. the beer industry's biggest acquisition has cleared another hurdle. miller's board has unanimously accepted ab invest takeover after a be valid to raise its bid to a hundred $4 billion. factoring in the pound plunge following the u.k. decision to the the european union. shares in both companies ended the week on a high. take a global news 24 ho

today michael kaplan could not find the words. >> i have no comment now i'm sorry. >> nothing?sorry. >> we come here all the time, my granddaughter doesn't feel well she asked me to pick up chicken noodle soup. >> the equipment was still visibility and some regulars that arrived for lunch were shocked to see the popular restaurant closed. and hope it reopens soon. >> great food and the people are really nice and great to sit around and talk to people and have a nice lunge. >> back live now looking at the broken out windows, cherry hill fire officials have not released the cause of the fire and it's still under investigation. coming up at 6:00 we'll meet three holocaust survivors that would come to this restaurant ever week to have lunch. >>> several people were rushed to the hospital today after a driver crash nood a wall this morning in philadelphia. chopper 6 hd was over the scene at 10:00 this morning in old city at 4th and callow hill, the van was smashed in and had to be towed away from the crash. >>> before that chopper 6 hd flew over this massive backup over the pennsylv

kaplan points out the new vita apartments. >> ths a major new residential center.f new apartments are being built here and we're eager for people to be reintroduced to whatever they may think tysons used to be. it's a whole new story now. tysons is the biggest redevelopment prong in america. >> coupling up at 6:00, we're going to meet the d.c. native whose high-flying performance has landed him here in this show and he's happy to be back home performing. >>> we've been debating, is it cure i don't say or kurios? >> curious. >> appreciate it. >>> time to turn our attention to the chuck bell is telling us more about this heat wave. >> that's right. it's one day away. start making your plans away. if you've got stuff to do outside and you can do it today before the really intense heat and humidity move in, i would get it done. a lot of people cleaning up from the storms the night before last, so this would be your last best opportunity to do it before we get into the sweat box of the weekend. right now, it's a mostly clear sky, looking out toward the east. sun rise at

erika kaplan is shear, senior match make fresh this new philly firm called three day rule.ise, isn't it? that that character would go on first date for her daughter. >> and you're going on the first date for the people you are working with? >> yes, we take on handful every clients individually, we get to know them pretty well so we understand the in's and outs of who they are, what they are looking for, what their priorities goals and life goals are, we go out and pre-date for them. so we look and pretty much every corner of the city. >> when you say pre-date. this is what i picture. you, face it, you are gorgeous for, you are going to go out with the guy i will potentially be with, have wine, the meal, all that? >> we try to make it as professional as we k really just like chat wag friends. so we kind of understanded first of all what the intention is, right? so if you were my client and i met a perfect guy for how is perfect, on paper or not on paper, not serious, not the right guy for you. >> this is ain't view. you are interviewing a guy after you learn maybe about her

to try and work to the to today for the plant to a downtown san francisco: in part because of the kaplansmorning fall some teller 7965 on for pacifica is ahead of the to the east in shoreline. >>mark: the reopened 5:00 this morning after the work of a ton of nine the first call was last night it was a huge backlog and as he did close the weekend she went missing last month for people have been arrested for kidnapping but there's still no sign of our. >>mark: is now recovering at this is kept on the edition this event to start by what happened in the nickel police say to the victims are suffering from life- threatening injuries. >>james: witnesses reported hear from and where from 10 to 20 shafting fire the senator jeff sessions is still mimics this out this morning is shows the talent of the trump is now tied or lead and hillary clinton and the battleground state another crash losses on all pilot locatelli all happened. >>darya: testing confirms another one of them oxcarts class walk in the autopilot mild this the third serious accident tied to the self- features. >>mark: this is class ri

. >> hello, i'm alex kaplan, the policy directly with first national, i want to thank you for your time and devotion to this, the open process of crafting this correctly and to give a big thank tos the staff who have done an enormous amount of work on this, i want also to do a quick cleanup of my own, page 12, line 11 televising assist a doubling up of the word less, it says less $25 or less per occasion and should say worth $25 or less per occasion, very quickly also i want to respond to the last two comments and urge the commission to retain and continue to apply the travel -- the gift pensioner especially travel gifts to expenditure lobbyists as well, the idea that an expenditure lobbyist who is in many ways augmenting their lobbying power to spend money to get other tos do lobbying for them could give a gift or a travel gift, a significant one, ask try to leverage their influence that way, i think the -- especially from talking to voters in the city and the many represent member that is have shown up today, the idea that one trying to exert specific influence by content or expenditu

kaplan and harker will be speaking out today. in terms of earnings getting into numbers. always a good peak at the activity and consumption in china head of that company's plans split. two prominent members of the fed making comments to tell you about. minneapolis president neil cash carry cleveland land fed president, loretta mester saying a change in interest rates will be on the table for every meeting of the fed, but the timing will depend on economic performance. both officials mentioning inflation as a top concern. then there's jeffrey gund lack. the billionaire investor says he's been selectively betting against the s&p 500 and continues to favor merging market bands over high yield. gold is the better alternative to treasury stocks right now. gundlach. speaking of stocks we'll continue summer sizzling series right now. joins me now with the latest. >> reporter: good morning we continue the list of summer sizzlers today. looking at the top five sectors in the s&p 500 over the past six years so far telecom is the fifth best performing followed by tech at number four

we have lock hart, gorge, and kaplan. earning heating up j.p. morgan as we mentioned. black rock out this morning as well delta airlines. and some corporate airlines to tell you about as well. has reportedly held talks with via come about acquiring a minority stake. this comes as via come and controlling shareholders deliberate over paramount future and via come future. red stone has reportedly done the sell. . legenda legendary entertainment back in january as it tries to expand u.s. movie. >> google could get worse. the anti-trust charging against google company. breaching rules by imposing strict contractual terms with its ad service. this adds to other charges that europe brought that google abuses the dominance with android system to preinstall search engine on mobile devices. shares of alphabet on this report down slightly. haven't seen a big share priegts reaction, but it is a risk investors have watched. >> stocks to watch today. lower costs help offset a 30% drop in coal shipment. the railroad report was released an hour early. the stocks shot up as a result.

kaplan didn't have good feedback t commission would be obligated to provide everyone in the room with a second opportunity as well. >> alright, any other public comment? if not, there is a motion presently pending and i take it that that grammatical error on page 12, line 11 where the word less should be deleted, i will call the question which is to approve the option -- the july option as presented by the staff, all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> opposed? alright, the record should reflect that it has been passed unanimously by four commissioners as required. and that we should now move forward to see that it qualifies to be placed on the ballot in november. [applause]. >> thank you, mr. chair. i woost like to acknowledge that the city of san francisco and all of us owe a great debt to represent us. it's an organization said by you to have been formed about a year ago and the most refreshing thing to me is to see the vibrancy of a bunch of young people coming forward on good government measures. there are other organizations like friends of ethics and the civil grand jury and the rest

kaplan said we've seen a lot of these today.ot opposed to a project on here in one of skipping i like the fact that you've got three units in relatively modest size units. but i think it just needs to respond better to what's there in the context. we do have a house that setback. he kind of mines the of the langley project if you are here during that. i think architecturally, it worked in that i don't even know if that's feasible or cause more problems like adding a unit in the back and get a variance for that. as opposed to the front but i think this kind of takes are typical residential design guidelines and with the building there. without eight rate kind of concern for what is there. i don't think were going to get and i agree with commissioner antonini's comments on the façade is not really contextual. it's not really modern. so, i'm having issues with it. i don't know if are going to at this hour kind of resolve those. i know we been in a position to continue items today but i don't, to me, i don't see this working necessa

fifty-two year old lee kaplan accused of sexually assaulting now 18 year old woman when she was a childde his home. >> from the cover of the times herald, the last thing most of us are thinking about during the heatwave. but six months after a january snowstorm dumped 26 inches of snow and paralyzed parts of the municipality, norristown council has adopted new rules to prohibit parking on portions of 14 know emergency routes. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, it is a much needed economic boost for atlantic city. >> the showboat will reopen today. now, there will be hotel rooms, but no casino games. in addition to the 80052 rooms, showboat features restaurant, bar, and coffee house. ceasar's entertainment closed as profitable showboat back in 2014, but developer bart blastine purchased back in january. >> coming up in the next half hour, following the latest development out of dallas after five police office remembers ambushed, and killed. justin? >> jim, president obama pledging federal support as dallas police continue to comb

kaplan didn't have good feedback t commission would be obligated to provide everyone in the room with a second opportunity as well. >> alright, any other public comment? if not, there is a motion presently pending and i take it that that grammatical error on page 12, line 11 where the word less should be deleted, i will call the question which is to approve the option -- the july option as presented by the staff, all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> opposed? alright, the record should reflect that it has been passed unanimously by four commissioners as required. and that we should now move forward to see that it qualifies to be placed on the ballot in november. [applause]. >> thank you, mr. chair. i would just like to acknowledge that the city of san francisco and all of us owe a great debt to represent us. it's an organization said by you to have been formed about a year ago and the most refreshing thing to me is to see the vibrancy of a bunch of young people coming forward on good government measures. there are other organizations like friends of ethics and the civil grand jury and the

. >> hello, i'm alex kaplan, the policy directly with first national, i want to thank you for your time and devotion to this, the open process of crafting this correctly and to give a big thank tos the staff who have done an enormous amount of work on this, i want also to do a quick cleanup of my own, page 12, line 11 televising assist a doubling up of the word less, it says less $25 or less per occasion and should say worth $25 or less per occasion, very quickly also i want to respond to the last two comments and urge the commission to retain and continue to apply the travel -- the gift pensioner especially travel gifts to expenditure lobbyists as well, the idea that an expenditure lobbyist who is in many ways augmenting their lobbying power to spend money to get other tos do lobbying for them could give a gift or a travel gift, a significant one, ask try to leverage their influence that way, i think the -- especially from talking to voters in the city and the many represent member that is have shown up today, the idea that one trying to exert specific influence by content or expenditu

the argument some regulators, including robert kaplan, have warned the impact from a bond selloff mightbrought. the etf tracks dead markets, and top investors. optimists counter that interest rates are not about to rocket higher any time soon, meaning investors can breathe easy for now. more importantly the market has weathered a series of tests over the last year from china's sharp devaluation and august meltdown in stocks, to the federal reserve's first rate hike, to the european debt crisis. read more on bubbles and the quick takes on the terminal. that is your global business report. go to bloomberg.com for more stories. ♪ ♪ shery ahn: this is "bloomberg markets." i am shery ahn. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. emerging markets etf. investors put $4 billion into them. which ones are seeing action? the analyst for bloomberg intelligence -- etf, obviously we saw a lot of turmoil. which ones? >> the brexit is over. you have a risk on attitude that hit investors. we look at which etf's took inflows. the one that caught my eye is the biggest one. it has been losing to cheaper products, mostly

[applause] and here to lead the conversation, with a beautiful leads laura kaplan, she government, regulatoryrs and policy at twc. take it away. [applause] : what a pleasure to be here and see a packed audience, including so many men. we were marveling behind-the-scenes and how excited we are to see the crowd. think he could accurately describe this panel as one of the problem solver panels. congresswoman blackburn laid out a number of the challenges, but what we want to talk about are some of the opportunities to really partner between the private sector and the nonprofit sector to really move the ball. our standpoint, a few years ago, it occurred to me that we were not taken advantage of all the different potential lovers to try and move the needle related to gender diversity in elected office. number ofout to a experts, including members of congress, academics, heads of think tanks, trade associations and amazing women on this panel, among others, and we put together a strategy that helped us change our mindset as a think about gender diversity and the role of the private sector in terms o

are schmoozing there, offering drinks, offering facebook live opportunities, and we tall to joel kaplanach on behalf of facebook to conservatives, particularly on wake of that flap of facebook live, whether that feed was tilted against conservatives. inch we want everyone to come on facebook, whether republican, democrat, we want them to xhun and communicate their ideas with the people that matter to them. es. >> reporter: now, joel told me they have seen 9 million americans on facebook commenting on the election so far this year. they said that's generated 2.9 billion different interactions, likes and comments, that sort of thing, so a big social media convention out here this year. they are having the opportunity to engage, unlike some other companies who have seen them pull back they'll be at the democratic national convention last week in -- >> they have decided to dive in. so a lot riding in when presumably we'll get tore clair. kirsten hughes here, a republican in massachusetts. and peter navarro, good to hear you. >> are we going to hear more about the economy tonight? a lot so f

. >> hello, i'm alex kaplan, the policy directly with first national, i want to thank you for your time and devotion to this, the open process of crafting this correctly and to give a big thank tos the staff who have done an enormous amount of work on this, i want also to do a quick cleanup of my own, page 12, line 11 televising assist a doubling up of the word less, it says less $25 or less per occasion and should say worth $25 or less per occasion, very quickly also i want to respond to the last two comments and urge the commission to retain and continue to apply the travel -- the gift pensioner especially travel gifts to expenditure lobbyists as well, the idea that an expenditure lobbyist who is in many ways augmenting their lobbying power to spend money to get other tos do lobbying for them could give a gift or a travel gift, a significant one, ask try to leverage their influence that way, i think the -- especially from talking to voters in the city and the many represent member that is have shown up today, the idea that one trying to exert specific influence by content or expenditu

kaplan down in texas loves this chart. here's a two-year yield, and here's the different fed meetings. here jim bullard has ham and cheese, and at this one he has peanut butter. and up we go. and this is what the market wants, francine. the answer is we rolled over down to the new lows today, and we are one, two, three, four standard deviations off the script. jim bullard, do you and chair yellen and others, governor carney, do you need to blow up the central bank or script right now because of what markets are telling you? jim: well, i had these new ideas about our scomplot how to describe the current situation in the u.s., and a lot of it has to do with the idea that we're just in a low growth, high liquidity premium regime, and there's no reason really to forecost that we'll come out of the regime. i don't see this as particularly pessimistic. i think we'll still grow at 2%. unemployment is low. labor markets will remain strong. the fed will be table hit its inflation target of 2%. so all of that i think is very reasona

. >> this is larry kaplan from west chester. you were taking this challenge to a whole new level.t you're doing. >> what i'm going to do is starting in august, august 1st, i'm going to be driving and flying to alaska and hawaii in a span of 30 days instead of ice water being poured on me, i will be doing state specific bucket challenges. of it will be everything from salmon in alaska to chill until texas, orange juice in florida, new england clam. you name it >> you're starting in delaware. >> jack markell will start us off in wilmington, that's going to be watermelon dumped on me. went know it was watermelon. >> no one knew until you tell us >> that will be about 10:30 to 11:30 and we're going to head over to hammonton new jersey which is the blueberry capital of the world. >> that's a good one >> it was a lot of fun and a lot talked about it but new we're hearing about millions of raised. hopefully a cure coming at some point in the future. is that what it is, keep it going and not let it fade away >> i've been a volunteer a little over 20 year, obviously, the ice bucket challen

we have ben kaplan on the show earlier to talk about this secret sauce.ort of tough persona. he's the authentic fighter. even when you see an individual tweet or a comment have a negative backlash a little bit, sometime the net effect can be stronger positively because it actually reinforces his persona. one of the big things you need for anything to go viral, even like a dog or cat video, it has be a authentic, something real. because he's plainspoken, it gives him the big edge. what hillary needs to do is activate more emotions to cause that viral spread. >> who is winning? larry saab t ba sabato has stud politics for decades. what were the signs that allowed people to figure out who was going to win. looking at the polls today and looking back at previous campaigns, where do you think we are? >> you can't look at the polls today. we're waiting to find out how big hillary clinton's bounce is. we know trump got a bounce. we've got to see whether clinton got one and, if so, how big it is. then you compare the bounces, you wait two weeks for the bounces to

lee and kaplan. >> thank you. >> so as i look at the august 30th letter from bernal heights east slopeesign review and look at the 5 items they've identified as suggestions for improvement one of them jump out wow, that is far off if you can take each one it will help me a lot this one here. >> i know in the. >> the initial. >> life. >> okay. great. >> that the first goal we had was about deattaching the homes. >> they're asking - the uniqueness one center homes the other home is adjacent to carveer street an unapproved student. >> if you shifted every building one foot over except the carefuler. >> the two end homes are facing the center home of '85 asian pacific islander hat even. >> because i saw in the map that was produced a space on the far side where a yard you can move the building one more foot not into the public property into accident side yard. >> house. >> is there a side yard you can - >> yeah. >> if you move everything one foot. >> we can shift 9 foot to the left. >> that extra foot that's not a big deal. >> that's great. >> one down considering the flat roofs on all fou

jeremy kaplan on apple's next move. a lot of people think it is all she wrote.ver the seven. i've seen scheme mat i can and drawings for the eight -- schematic. seems like they are running out of tricks. >> that is exactly what is going on. that is sad to see. we look to apple for innovation. we look to the company to make products we love. last few years, iphone is product, we were buying it but not necessarily in love with it anymore. the sales reflected that. charles: we're saturated. smartphone sales are up a point, everyone has one. excited things going on, "pokemon go," augmented reality, virtual reality, some things you think steve jobs would have been finger in the wind and be ahead of the curve and be a part of it. >> i hate to be the voice of doom but think about this. when steve jobs passed a way, looking at tim cook to come on with the force behind the company, there was a lot of speculation is he is the man with the ideas and vision to bring this company into the future. looking back on that, i hate to say it, i don't know if he was. he is a great b

kaplan didn't have good feedback t commission would be obligated to provide everyone in the room with a second opportunity as well. >> alright, any other public comment? if not, there is a motion presently pending and i take it that that grammatical error on page 12, line 11 where the word less should be deleted, i will call the question which is to approve the option -- the july option as presented by the staff, all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> opposed? alright, the record should reflect that it has been passed unanimously by four commissioners as required. and that we should now move forward to see that it qualifies to be placed on the ballot in november. [applause]. >> thank you, mr. chair. i would just like to acknowledge that the city of san francisco and all of us owe a great debt to represent us. it's an organization said by you to have been formed about a year ago and the most refreshing thing to me is to see the vibrancy of a bunch of young people coming forward on good government measures. there are other organizations like friends of ethics and the civil grand jury and the

craig kaplan at c-span tweeting at that he will testify hearing thursday on the investigation linkinge of the announcements from the oversight committee's website. just a minute or two before the house gavels in. in wilsonville oregon, line for independents. caller: my father was on the joint chiefs of staff for the johnson administration and had lost,r just misplaced or even though it was an e-mail back then, a top-secret -- that is a word that wasn't used yesterday -- any items, and i myself was a courier for it and had to take more top-secret stuff, but i also would have been prosecuted. my father probably would've been -- i would've been discharged from the military. hillary did the same kind of thing. whatever kind of excuse she uses -- nothing happens. i don't understand why. host: our last caller today on the washington journal. we will take you now to the house floor for live coverage of the house of representatives. we will be back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. 4:00 a.m. pacific. the speaker pro tempore: >> the chair legs before the house a communication from the spe

esther george, tuesday, kaplan, harker, mess ter. i'm interested in esther george. a leading hawk.not dissent, voted not to change. may be reassured rebounds in economic data but more closely following foreign financial market developments. s&p says last week's data should put to rest fears recovery is faltering. >> plus all the major have come back from brexit. >> it's huge. it's like it didn't happen. >> currency markets and bond markets. >> bonds remain lower. it's interesting equities have trouble with the bond rate. that's the story when you look at the fed forecast. they forecast the federate, at a lower interest rate for the fed. it takes more juice, more energy. >> try 0% interest rates and argue the stock market should be doing well. >> when should the stock market be doing well. it's supposed to be doing well at 0. people keep saying that. >> something is wrong. >> the bond market a discounting mechanism about the future. >> it is. >> getting played this time. >> you can't ignore the reality that's out there. ecb is negative, bank of japan is negative. $11 trillion in bon

facebook has a location on site d we spoke to joel kaplan, facebook's vice president for global policyo get a tour of facebook's convention location. >> adjacent to the quicken loans arena and media row is progressive field, where the indians play but next to progressive field is this new pop-up location for facebook and joining us is joel kaplan, vice president of goebel policy for facebook. what's going on here? >> first up, welcome. we found over the last number of election that facebook has become the new town hall so people are coming to facebook to have conversations with voters, for candidates to have coverages with voters, for voters to raise questions to candidates and have conversations amongst themselves is. we've built a place where we can help facilitate that dialogue. >> this is a sidewalk that is now a pop-up building so let's look at the second floor. you have a small studio. what's going on up there? >> we built a facebook live studio up there. one of the things new in this election is the ability for people to come onto facebook and broadcast live to their fans in rea

lock hart, gorge, and kaplan speaking today. it's the kickoff for earning season. delta airlines around 7:00 a.m. plus looking for black rock's numbers within the next 15 minutes. larry fink joins us right here at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. >> so alcoa is not the kickoff anymore. >> that's the artificial start. >> i agree. >> financials are so important. >> i agree. alcoa at 12 will always be. >> they did beat expectations so if you're looking for anything to hang your hat on. >> no, alcoa is not. all it matters is where aluminum prices are. these are important. black rock and j.p. morgan today. >> how is larry. >> larry will be here from 7 to 7:30. we get a half hour to talk to him. >> good. >> also on today's agenda. bank of england making cuts. goal of boosing the economy. moneta mo >>> economist are looking for a record low of.25%. and good news, just crossing the wires, eu anti-trust regulator filing additional formal challenges against google. >> that's a frud yen slip. jeez. nailing google. >> another guy that sits there, i could see that. >> that is bad. >> ho

. >> there was a comment by represent buys out kaplan who could not be here this evening he did provide comment on page 2, line 7, after the first word officers, a suggestion it should also read, and candidates for city office to be consistent with that also a group that's been affected by the proposed changes. so, on line 7 the proposal st. officers and candidates for city office. >> that is online seven? >> yes. on page 2 of the draft. line 7 would begin by saying officers and candidates for city office. if there are not any-no concerns about that we would include that. >> okay. recommendation number two relates to >> yes. that relates to the ability to amend. again it was some comment about from friends of ex-, lakers afternoon about whether there may be alternative language but the gold that this language is trying to provide for is that like language currently exists, it would outline how the provisions could be amended in the future and identify sick conditions have to be met under a-d. this would add the language of the topic of the current ballot measure that is being contemplat