kevin: i'm kevin cirilli in washington.ns are focusing their efforts on flipping seats that voted for the president and the 2016 election. one of those is in montana. it voted overwhelmingly for president trump. there to turn democratic senator jon tester remains popular with his constituents. toning us now with his plan flip the state red is the republican challenger matt rosendale, who joins us from montana. thank you for joining us. i was looking at some of the polls. slightlyester edges higher than president trump in terms of approval rating. what are you going to do to flip the state? matt: i don't think it is going to take that much. jon tester has never achieved 50% in montana. he won his second election by 48%. as you mentioned, president trump won montana by 21%. he -- vice president pence is going to come out for us on tuesday and wednesday. this campaign is going to get to be about the truth. jon tester has denied reality. dodd-frank has created major problems in our small community banks. obamacare has treated m

get kevin frazier here, please. >> wait a minute, kevin was a piece of me. i'm going for you.urse you'll have to get on the course, too. >> oh, man. we got to watch it. it airs wednesday at 9:00. >>> let's move on to paula abdul. is still knocking it out on stage. she just announced her first solo headlining tour in over 25 years. and i got the exclusive details straight up from paula. 25 years, what has changed for you when you go and putting together a show? >> i think i have more endurance than i actually do. so, it's for me, it's going to get back in the gym, back training, it's not as easy but it's more rewarding. >> we've known the pop icon for a long time. over 30 years. >> the last time paula went on tour was last summer. it wasn't a solo act. that inspired to hit the road on her own >> i had a great taste of what it's like being on the road last summer with the new kids on the block and boyz ii men. >> when you go on tour what are your must-haves in your bus? >> like good snacks, good healthy snacks. definitely cable. >> what can die-hard fans expect to see? will scat

kevin: he had no clue.tage when hen heard the news and asked to have it repeated and said that will be big news. kevin: a republican from texas said, as an undercover officer in the cia, iso-russian intelligence manipulate many people but i never thought i would see the day and the american president would be one of them. from aning comment coming republican lawmaker. the senate reviewed the rebukedt -- reviewed -- the president. what do you make of that? shery: gives them the upper hand in shaping the narrative. that nobodyis it wants that the president does not want this meeting on the record? >> the russians are defining what happens" was a read to. it has been up to u.s. officials who have appeared not to have been briefed on what happened to try to explain or downplay what the russians are saying. that -- yousaid should not listen to the russian ambassador. when the director of national intelligence says he did not know what happened in the one-on-one meeting, he did not follow up that by saying, i hav

kevin: ryan makes a good point.ing the them a credit party ought to start trying to focus on those independent voters who voted for now former ,resident obama twice pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, ohio. how do those types of democrats make that case on issues like trade and, quite friendly, they are just as much against nafta as the republicans in nature administration is. >> questions about foreign policy don't hit home. that is something that i think we should or want to focus on. it is the economy. i agree that is a very important and crucial message for us. i am from new york. york in a veryw reliably blue state and there are a lot of trump voters of their because it is rule country and they feel similarly to folks in the midwest -- it is rural country and they feel similarly to folks in the midwest about the economy. things like infrastructure, something we have not talked about in a while. there was a provision in one of the early budgets that took some programs away from farmers, things they were counting

. >> kevin: take me through the home run. are you thinking home runs? >> no, i actually swung and missed at an fastball i the last advance and i wasnrying to put play and fortnately it go out. >> kevin: you talk about the family ties in this town, being in d.c. but how about your firse experiens an all-star? what did you takend from it what was it like? >> it was incredible. being able to talk to guys like trout. i get to talk to altuve e day but these guys like judge andth os. happ you homer and springer t tries to do same thing for it was he trying to copy you? >> he has had an incredible two years. world series mvp, big homer tonight. i am happy for him and the houston astros. >> kevin: we haveee brian ney, u.s. vice president of chevrolet. i think'r yougoing to like what brian has to say. >> on behalf of chevroletnd a our 3,000 dealers, choice from our colorado or our camaro. big chce. >> i got to go with the camaro, and i've got to give it to my mom. >> here you go. nice job. >> kevin: i le i mom is driving the sportsho car. >> they were giving me

kevin wasn't joke zblg are you serious, kevin?to have to fight you to give you this money back? >> tiffany, let it go. just hit him up for a really big dinner. >> exactly. or a nice gift. okay, another reason they've taken their money fight public. they star in "night school." >> a great time this - [narrator] the following is a paid advertisement for credit secrets sponsored by info up, llc. the product endorsers who appear have been compensated for their travel and lodging costs. all of the endorsers are actual enthusiastic and successful users of the credit secrets program. (upbeat music) - hi i'm larry king. you know you could be through no fault of your own one of the tens of millions of people in our country

kevin wasn't joke zblg are you serious, kevin?to fight you to give you this money back? >> tiffany, let it go. just hit him up for a really big dinner. >> exactly. or a nice gift. okay, another reason they've taken their money fight public. they star in "night school." >> a great time <"i can't see anybody, i couldn't hear anything, i couldn't hear screams, it feels like i was out there on my own, and i was yelling, screaming and finally i said, 'lord just let me die, let me die,>(justine) she made it out ... but nine family members did not survive. the missouri boat disaster is our top story. thank you for joining us i'm justine waldman. (grant)i'm grant lodes... camilla bernal is in branson, missouri, with the latest. 911 sot"we have a report of a duck that has sank completely. they have lost sight of it. about 10 people have surfaced, but there were about 20 on board.they are attempting to pull people out on to the belle and the surrounding dock."summer fun turns to tragedy in america's heartland. seventeen people are now confi

kevin: it is interesting.hen you talk about how polarized the country has become, but then you take a look at the challenges facing rural america, as well as urban communities, things like infrastructure, telecommunication, internet investment -- how does this type of legislation help all of these communities that are very different in terms of politics, but facing some of the same challenges? senator scott: i was in iowa with governor reynolds over the last weekend and one thing we tried to focus on, along with the joni ernst, was focusing on rural poverty. some industries have a lot of success in the rural areas, agriculture been one of the best ones. when we focus attention on providing infrastructure in those areas, we are actually focusing on a long-term, positive return on the invested dollar when we do that. it is easy for us to overlook some communities, but the good news is governors like my governor in south carolina, the governor of iowa, they are working hard to make sure that we do not forget part

kevin: what you want to ask him?th every nominee, i am interested in their judicial philosophy. will they exercise judicial restraint, apply the laws and constitution in an evenhanded manner. that is some but he tries to legislate -- or somebody who tries to legislate from the bench. kevin: mike pence making his way up with judge brett kavanaugh, meanwhile the president going to europe. you just returned from meeting with russia. what can you tell me about what that meeting entailed and what you got out of it? >> what we intended to do was deliver a very important message in person, from the congress of the united states, that if russia wants a different relationship with our country they need to stop meddling in our elections. we deliver that clearly. but the russians are going to deny, which i am sure president trump will run into as well in his visit there. we disagree and we think it is a clear fact, our intelligence agencies have made that point clearly. so we have to see change. i think in order for the best pl

this is bloomberg. ♪ kevin: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm kevin cirelli. shery: i'm shery ahn.sident trump and british prime minister theresa may have reaffirmed their commitment to finding a trade deal. the show of unity comes after an explosive interview with "the trump took aim at the brexit plan, saying it would likely kill any such deal with the u.s. henrietta now is treyz. great to have you. the president now saying he is now looking forward to a trade deal post-brexit. how challenging would it be for both countries to come up with a deal that works for both of them? >> very challenging. what we have seen so far with this administration is he cannot get to yes on much of anything yet. there is either continue negotiations we have seen with nafta, challenging negotiations with china. i imagine it would take some time to get to an agreement with london or any other nation. shery: they first have to deal with brexit itself. right now we are getting headlines on the terminal saying the commerce department has now lifted a ban on the chinese company zte after a $1 billion pena

kevin: i'm kevin cirilli in london. have seen president trump defend his summit with president putin in helsinki. he has even gone on twitter this morning saying that he had a great meeting with nato but he even had a better meeting with vladimir putin. expecting to hear from him directly at 2:00 p.m. today. kevin: it's really fascinating to watch the chronology of what has happened at 1600 pennsylvania avenue earlier today. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein was scheduled to be at the white house and he had meetings. he did not meet with president trump. the deputy attorney general having just announced several days ago that 12 russian spies indicted bring charges against them for hacking into the democratic national committee server. then we are also hearing that a small group of house republicans are set to be at the white house to meet with president trump and now sarah sanders is saying the president is expected to make remarks on the helsinki meeting with president putin ahead of that meeting. we will be follo

kevin: it was classic vladimir putin. during the answer, president trump tried to get the answer of president bruton with the throw away -- the answer of president putin with a throwaway line involving the world cup. president clinton -- president putin offering a delayed response back. the laughter was muffled. it was not a thing that dominated the room. there was a key moment in which the reporter asked president he wanted candidate donald trump to win the election and putin saying directly, yes i did and then changing to another question. vladimirof policy, putin saying president trump reiterated the u.s. position that the u.s. does not recognize the annexation of crimea to russia. beyond that, in terms of cybersecurity, president bruton suggestingt putin they would be open to an international framework between the united states and russia. the fallout here will be dominated by president trump's comments regarding his previous democratic challenger hillary clinton regarding the intelligence community. and donaldutin, t

shop colin sanders worked alongside kevin manning at cabrio taxi pedicab based in san francisco. sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manninghe was a great guy hard worker a grandfather and father on june 27, around 4pm this honda civic travelling southbound on the embarcadero was swerving through traffic when it collided with a pedicab that 66 year old kevin manning was operating near sansome in san francisco. two m condition until monday night when he passed away. sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manningmost of the day i've been consumed with angersound from reporter gabe slate - police are still looking for the driver that hit and killed kevin manning police are asking that anyone that was in the area of the embarcadero and sansome in san francisco on june 27th around 4pm to check their phone's camera roll ..they are hoping to obtain the license plate number for this gold/champagne colored, honda civic 4-door sedan that hit and killed kevin manning. sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manningit doe

despite an enormous amount of goodwill from the wimbledon faithful, kevin anderson, for kevin andersonwas triumphant. 97 years since a south african had last graced a men's singles final but in novak djokovic, we see a man who is very familiar with this stage. it was a who's who of fame in today's royal box, hoping to be treated to another box office billing, the serbs started the stronger but anderson with more than capable of grasping opportunity. missed mark and a precedent set for the rest of the contest, another mistake gifting novak djokovic set number one. perhaps the best return of tennis —— return tennis has ever seen, sometimes that is all it ta kes. seen, sometimes that is all it takes. —— the best return of serve tennis has ever seen. both players had run marathons in the last fortnight, here, a sprint finish looked the more likely. you don't win the longest semifinal in wimbledon history without being a fighter, anderson was not going anywhere just yet. nevertheless, championship point, just around the corner. that is it, a fourth wimbledon title. there was something of in

kevin frazier was in hong kong. rock breaking news to kevin.he roenick jonas and pre and ca chopra are an item. >> i heard you brought them together. is that true? >> are they happy. >> they're happy. >> then yeah. >> you take credit for it. >> jumanji. >> don't do that for him. >> don't interrupt me. we're in hong kong. >> i don't even know what that means. >> be polite. >> these two have a full on bromance going. they first worked together in central intelligence and then went bigging with skyscraper. >> go. >> whether he you were writing this, was this the guy and was it. >> don't ask him that, kevin. >> wow. >> tom cruise said no. and then mark wahlberg said no. and then kevin hart said no twice. >> see what i got to put up with? >> there's also some great stunts in this movie. crane stunt is phenomenal. you did that. 30 feet in the air. >> i was wired. but i still did it, ran, jumped off one take and boom. >> besides action sky scraper is all about family. last april dwayne and lauren welcomed baby tia shoo she's doing great. mama lauren i

kevin: absolutely. we try to compete with each other and find the best and brightest between law enforcement. i think industry is offering a lot of opportunities, as well. we're asking people who can see a career path, who understand a -- who understand they will be having opportunities all over the world who want to serve with a mission purpose and make an impact. our hiring is going well. we got support from congress for 328 additional officers last year. we will meet that goal. we have asked for, and of the -- and both the house and senate seem to be supporting us in the next budget cycle. we have had challenges maintaining border patrol agents. that is turning around. we are very happy about that. we have improved how we administer our polygraph. we have a very rigorous background process. we are looking for the best and brightest. theresa: when you have these hiring surges, i know we had some of those under president bush, there were some impacts. issues that came out later. how are you ensuring th

kevin: house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady.nt all around the world with all of those trade questions. mr. chairman, thank you so much. back to you in new york. like speed dating. kevin cirilli, we thank you. bloomberg's chief washington correspondent. caroline: and it is that time -- global battle of the charts. you can see them on the bloomberg by running a function. and today i bring you u.k. equities. given the negative headlines we get from the u.k. day in and day out from brexit to the town's, u.k. equities would be taking a hit. funnily enough, that is not the case. this is what i want to show you using my chart. the blue line here refers to 100, the yellow one, that's european stocks excluded in the u.k.. what you see is the ftse has outperformed its european counterpart since june. ignoring all kinds of political noises. there are two reasons for this. one, investors like to make decisions on stocks ahead of the earnings season, and two, a lot of companies are not based in london, but the business is global. this is my

. >> they handed their official endorsement to kevin cd -- to kevin de leon. ktvu's azenith smith is live now with more. now with more. >> reporter: dianne feinstein urged the board to stay neutral in the race but those calls were ignored. kevin de leon still remains a long shot. long shot. >> god bless each and every one of you. >> reporter: senator kevin de leon thanked supporters winning the vote of the democratic party. >> i will travel up and down the state of california. especially in the bay area. i am going to work hard to earn the votes. >> the endorsement giving him a much needed boost for his bid to unseat dianne feinstein. kevin de leon is said to appeal to those seeking a fresh face and to stand up to president trump. trump. >> we have a lot of democrats who want a stronger voice. someone who is not on the sidelines. someone on the front lines. >> reporter: in a statement the campaign said dianne feinstein won by 2.1 million votes and earned 70% of the democratic vote in california's primary election. carrying every county by double digits. we are

we've also hear from playhouse economist kevin hazlett and larry level. this is 20 minutes. >> good morning. moments ago, the numbers for america's economic growth -- or gdp -- were just released. and i am thrilled to announce that, in the second quarter of this year, the united states economy grew at the amazing rate of 4.1%. we're on track to hit the highest annual average growth rate in over 13 years. and i will say this right now, and i'll say it strongly -- as the trade deals come in one by one, we're going to go a lot higher than these numbers. and these are great numbers. during each of the two previous administrations, we averaged just over 1.8% gdp growth. by contrast, we are now on track to hit an average gdp annual growth of over 3%, and it could be substantially over 3%. each point, by the way, means approximately $3 trillion and 10 million jobs. think of that. each point -- you go up one point -- that doesn't sound like much, it's a lot. it's $3 trillion and it's 10 million jobs. if economic growth continues at this pace, the united states ec

it's kevin hart's birthday today, he turns 39 and he's celebrating it in sin city.e dre's nightclub >>> next week, new competition show. total knockout premieres on cbs and get ready because these two right here, nischelle and i tested out the course >> i don't think we'll be able to air that piece. >> no, we're going to air it. >> yeah, we'll have it on monday. but here's a taste real quick. bye, everybody. >>> go! >> watch this, watch this. >> you're doing great. you're just blocking the ball with your body. all right. now at eight .... sfx temperatures soaring this weekend ... as scorching weather spreads from the southwest to the bay area. whooshnew fires erupting all over the state from san rafael to san diego .. we have an update from the big one in yolo county.whooshif you're heading to the beach ... be aware of a new warning about rip currents,all it takes is literally a secondwhooshin the east bay ... a would=be robber enters the wrong home .... and leaves on a stretcher,the family member in the home had no other option to protect themselves (ken) now at 8.

kevin: is it [inaudible] senator warren: that's a legal term. i think the job of the united states president is to defend the united states of america, not to defend russia. what donald trump has done on a up toublic stage is suck vladimir putin while he has kicked dirt in the faces of those who serve the united states, those who are in our intelligence services, those who are in our law enforcement agencies. and that is just fundamentally wrong. and i think the american people are asking for some unknown -- some accountability. kevin: mitch mcconnell seemingly was going to allow this vote, then we hear from the white house that the president is not going to consider that. do you think republican leadership -- many republicans spoke out against what the president did in helsinki. do you think they were trying to send some type of signal to the white house? senator warren: they have messaging. they have some, if they want to send a message. the real question is, will they do anything. this isn't about can you carefully craft an email and maybe th

kevin alluded to it by buying it a quarter that has no hype, but kevin says it's about the surfaces in a stand alone business would be like a fortune 50 if they broke out the services business. >> it continues to grow and grow and pete has done a great job in highlights thing that over the t couple of years. i think the guidance is important here getting a form of understanding of what we're going to see in terms of iphone products are we going to get three? i think that's going to be important as well. but i like the buy with apple. i go back to something kevin said bf about facebook and this to me is the difference between facebook and apple great explanation on what facebook is doing, but apple cares more is the shareholder than facebook does it doesn't come out with that kind of trans paparency. >> i need to find an advertising platform, i can't use apple for that so in my portfolio because it's a great value today and i'm square scared to be naked that name because i got a feeting, just look at the whole spotify thing. facebook, they are not bad managers that call was amazing. wen

questions, everybody. >>> coming up, kevin hart turns 39. >>> promo consideration provided by -- >>> kevin hart weekend. >> i'm not sure if you caught that on the show. kevin hart's birthday. >> okay. >> i feel like i got to talk even louder. >> i think we all heard that it's kevin hart's birthday today, he turns 39 and he's celebrating it in sin city. they'll be partying it up inside dre's nightclub >>> next week, new competition show. total knockout premieres on cbs and get ready because these two right here, nischelle and i tested out the course >> i don't think we'll be able to air that piece. >> no, we're going to air it. >> yeah, we'll have it on monday. but here's a taste real quick. bye, everybody. >>> go! >> watch this, watch this. >> you're doing great. you're just blocking the ball with your body. all right. music ] >> announcer: the following program is sponsored by operation smile. every year, hundreds of thousands of children are born with cleft lip and or cleft palate. >> dr. bill magee: why should any child, anywhere on this

sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manninghe was a great guy hard worker a grandfather and father on june 27, around 4pm this honda civic travelling southbound on the embarcadero was swerving through traffic when it collided with a pedicab that 66 year old kevin manning was operating near sansome in san francisco. two passengers in manning's pedicab were treated and released from the hospital.. manning remained in critical condition until monday night when he passed away. sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manningmost of the day i've been consumed with angersound from reporter gabe slate - police are still looking for the driver that hit and killed kevin manning police are asking that anyone that was in the area of the embarcadero and sansome in san francisco on june 27th around 4pm to check their phone's camera roll ..they are hoping to obtain the license plate number for this gold/champagne colored, honda civic 4-door sedan that hit and killed kevin manning. sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manningit

nel negotiations going kevin: on?there doesn't appear to be anything right now, but i can tell you the president has seemingly not listen to the pushback from the european union , china, mexico, anywhere around the world, nor has he listened to push back from various companies that have come out against it. , theinside the beltway very conservative heritage foundation has come out against the president's terrace proposals as has the u.s. chamber of commerce. they order to really campaign against this. against apublicans up reelection battles are against this as well. the national association of manufacturers have come out in support of this. many democrats are with the president in terms of his opposition to chinese intellectual property, but they're not with him on any other issues. meanwhile, secretary of state mike pompeo is in north korea trying to get concrete assurances. what is the end goal here? kevin: first and foremost, there have been some reports that north korea is not backing off its nuclear ambitions. t

kevin, how did you figure this all out? microsoft executive speaking at the aspen security conference made a comment that microsoft had detected and thwarted attacks by the russians' gru hackers against three candidates in the midterm elections. microsoft wouldn't name who the targets of these attacks were. so i started with that point and then just went digging and then eventually uncovered senator mccaskill as one of the targets. >> and your article is very detailed and worth reading. you took spoofing, you talk about phishing, you talk about fake landing pages. in non-tech-speak, how did they try to do this and who else is vulnerable to it? >> everybody is vulnerable to this attack, which is why the russian gru keeps using it, because it always works, or almost always. the idea is they create a fake log-in page or a fake password change page, and then they send you forged e-mails telling you it's time to change your password or you have to log in to look at a document. when you click on the link in that e-mail, you look

contribute or kevin jackson and erica thomas, democratic state representative for the state of georgia. thank you for joining us. kevin, maxine waters has said in piece 45, harassing trump supporters, shoot straight, the wounded animal. we can't criticize her? these looid leaders say she hasn't been defended sufficiently. what do you make? . what a great time to be a conservative in america to watch the democrats eat their own. and it's in public view. maxine waters has been one of the most insinldry people on the democratic side, firmly representative of the left. i see why schumer and pelosi distance themselves from her. she is strong beyond definition. look, she's getting, reaping what she sewed over the years. her wanting to impreach president trump, who has done an amazing job for blacks, while watching those numbers drop, they've watched the black population slowly shift toward the republicans, they have

kevin, thanks. have a good weekend if we don't see you before then. >> take care >> kevin o'leary joining us once again today. let's get the headlines with sue herera >> hello, everyone here's what's happening at this hour we begin on capitol hill where peter strzok, who helped lead fbi investigations into hillary clinton's e-mail use and potential coordination between russia and president trump's campaign is testifying publicly for the first time since being removed from special counsel robert mueller's team. he says his work has never been tainted by politics. >> i have the utmost respect for congress' oversight rule, but i strongly believe today's hearing is just another victory notch in putin's belt and another milestone in our enemy's campaign to tear america apart >> anti-trump protests are under way in london. amnesty international unfurling a large banner opposite the new u.s. embassy building. calling trump a human rights nightmare. activists also had a van with the words "trump go home or

kevin was a faculty member at a time, and kevin said i will engage my inner nerd for a moment. we have a shared inner nerd that has been the basis for our friendship ever since. but i am going to disagree with a couple of things you said, particularly about the germans, which we will get to in a moment. moving in film as a target. what was realistic to audiences in the 1920's, of course, could make us laugh today. -- nosdly nostra rot to feratu, when the monster first appeared on the film people fainted. gone with the wind was seen as an extremely realistic portrayal of the civil war and the era of the time, and people can poke holes in that as well today. but cinema and hollywood and technical or have always been in search of ever higher levels of realism in filmmaking. since 1998, "saving private ryan film become an exemplary that shows how you show realism in hollywood. -- that hold 25 minute or so sequence, the dark green sector of omaha beach. cover and -- kevin referenced a word couple of times -- chaos. there is a great 19 entry -- century german philosopher who made tha

kevin brady is with us. i might ask kevin just to say a couple words about that. we will get on to a private meeting with kevin. maybe you could get a brief discussion about what we are talking about? >> thanks for having the members of the ways and means committee here today. peace through strength is a foreign policy networks, and it works best -- foreign policy that works, and it works best under a strong economy. today is about how we can strengthen america's economy even more. we think the best place to start is with america's families and small businesses. today we are talking about making permanent this tax removal. one, so they continue to grow. two, so we can add 1.5 million new jobs, then we can protect them from washington trying to steal back those hard-earned dollars. that you and republican congress has given them. so thank you very much. pres. trump: time of submittal, what do you think that will be, kevin? we anticipate that house voting on this in september and setting a timetable as well. [crosstalk] questions >> let's go, let's go, let's go. pre

news breaking tonight tuabout kevin dur -- about kevin kevin durant's plans. >>> the news continues in 902 902nds. -- 90 seconds. >>> a thieve boy has -- teenage boy has died and another man is hurt. according to the bay area news group they just left the music venue and the teenage boy was taken to the hospital. >>> drivers acrossing the golden gate -- crossing the golden gate bridge will start to pay more tomorrow. car pools during rush hour cost $5 per vehicle. the increase is helping the budget gap. >>> a rabid bat was found and he had fallen. >>> what could be a record number of passengers during the travel rush. the tsc is expecting passengers to travel by air. >> we're busy. a lot more people returning around. >> we had to sit at different gates. >> it was talot busier than -- a lot busier than normal. >> reporter: the summer is traditionally the busiest. >>> a warm and hot day today across parts of the bay area. look at the triple digit today, 101, 102 degrees. santa rosa upper 90s and san francisco 58 degrees and that is making a surge back into the bay area. the shore line ha

kevin cirilli spoke with a key lawmaker at the center of the confirmation process.look. >> we are here with chuck grassley. senator, thanks for the time. big hearings with regards to judge kavanaugh, when you expect those to begin? >> i want to have the slightest idea until we find out the massive amount of material. i know about 300 decisions is red, but beyond that i don't have approval but i could give you a rough figure from other previous nominees for a bring court. generally from july 9 when this was announced, the average has been about 65 to 70 days. ,f it follows the usual pattern it would be late august or early september, but that's pretty much a guess at this point. kevin: you mentioned the document and looking through all of judge kavanaugh's recent decisions as well as other things he is drafted. timet to ask you about his when he was counsel president george w. bush, at his previous confirmation was a bit controversial. do you expect to get those documents from that hearing? of course the senators that were in the senate at that time had a chance to v

i want to reiterate what the president said and my pal, kevin hassett. look, we've had a pro-growth agenda. it has been in place for a short while. it is already beginning to work. low tax rates. rollback of regulations. unleashing energy. and trade reform to fix a broken world trading system. i just want to note in the numbers and this is becoming a trend business investment is booming. growth in the first half of this year. i believe that's going to continue. why do i talk about business investment? well, that's the key to productivity, which is the key to growth, which is the key to rising real wages and very strong jobs. a point that kevin and i made during the campaign a million times and we continue to make it: these tax cuts, particularly on the business and investment side, are going to be boosting wages, livelihoods, and jobs, for middle-american, ordinary, working folks. and it's starting to take effect. and that's why i agree with the president, this is a boom that will be sustainable. frankly, as far as the eye can see, this is no one-shot ef

a photo of kevin that his friend and co-workers gave me. they say his family took him off life support. and that he died last night at san francisco jen rgeneral. he was 65 years old. he did have severe brain injuries because of the accident that took place at battery on june 27th at 4:15 in the afternoon. sfpd said kevin was in the cab in the bike lane when the alleged hit-and-run driver drove into the lane hit him and took off. kevin had been leasing a pedicab from cambrio taxi six years. i spoke to one of the owners of the come of pane a company and co-workers this afternoon >> always had a smile for me. he had a granddaughter. always talk about his granddaughter. he, yeah, a really wonderful person. we are, really devastated. >> kevin avenue death is preventible. beyond that, if, you are out there in your car, be patient. you know, at the end of the day, you getting wherever you are going, 30 second faster isn't worth somebody else's life. >> of now, sfpd released surveillance iffages of the suspected hit-and-run car and driver. a gold

. >> jimmy: and kevin connolly directed, did a great job directing it. >> kevin did a great job. >> jimmy: it opens with you just talking straight to the camera and saying this is my story. and then it goes into, like, almost, like -- you almost hear, like, that kind of good italian -- it's almost like the -- [ humming ] it's almost like a -- [ humming ] and then it goes into this awesome pitbull track. >> yes. >> jimmy: and it gets like -- >> my man, pitbull. >> jimmy: nasty! it's good. and then -- but it's all original words about gotti. i mean this is a -- >> yes. >> jimmy: pitbull wrote a full on -- >> he actually saw a photograph of the real gotti and myself and he got so excited about the similarity, that he said, "do you think it would be all right if i wrote a song for your movie?" i said, "we'd be privileged, honored, would love it." and then he called back and said, "can i score your movie?" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you can be in the movie, if you want to be! you're pitbull! >> you're pitbull, man. >> jimmy: you're the busiest guy in the world and just make hits left and rig

but epic opening semifinal between kevin anderson and john isner going the distance.ream in russia may be over but their world cup's not. it's the game nobody wants to play in as they battle it out with belgium for third place in st petersberg tomorrow afternoon. victory for gareth southgate's side would make it their most successful world cup behind 1966, as our sports correspondent david ornstein reports. this is where england's unforgettable this is where england's u nforg etta ble world cu p this is where england's unforgettable world cup journey will come to an end tomorrow afternoon. a grand setting for the final flourish, and what a month it has been. for this young squad who defied low expectations to reach a first world cup semifinal in 28 yea rs first world cup semifinal in 28 years and also reconnect with their long—suffering supporters. it didn't go to plan against croatia, they came so close. all is not lost, england could secure their high is to finish in a world cup since 1966 and their highest ever in a world cup on foreign soil. plenty to play for in

stein our picture editor kevin has chosen as his favorite episode there's a big sisters in bond with the breakdown says kevin what made this episode special for you why did you pick this one when you had so many to choose from it happens for the forgotten sheen based initial cause breakdowns on classes from those excess bond fund or and so i didn't finish of course on the big fanboy. the breakdown says who are also known as b. boys arrived from paris and immediately filled the beethoven how they with their energy. back invited them to take part in david chapman star crossed lovers a modern day romeo and juliet the dances told me that dancing in front of the many classical music is a very special event for. we're here in the direction of the newsroom and i'm with my producer martin about it because spends a lot of time here martin you've chosen an episode one of your favorite musicians who and why that's happening for the oscars and put them on the rocks. as turner ansel's music is the caution going on because. we're a member xmarks lost and that's were given to sparkles off the shelf

maidana south carolina sun, kevin kisner thrived on the conditions.with a par at the last to ta ke the american with a par at the last to take the overnight lead on 5—under. for rory mcilroy, there we re 5—under. for rory mcilroy, there were moments of brilliance. there it is. too many loose shots, though, will have left him thinking what might have been. but only three of the lead, he is still one to keep an eye on. before the championship began, it was the americans who were favourites, having won the last five may have majors. brooks koepka one, 2...0f may have majors. brooks koepka one, 2... of them, but no matter what he tried, it was just one of those days. the same could be said for dustinjohnson. if only the round was 17 holes. three putt on the last leaving the world number 15—over, and with plenty to do. number one in the world, but not a happy bunny. but as always, all eyes were on tiger woods. the first to be cut openin tiger woods. the first to be cut open in three years for the champion, and now fit, he is a contender once again. —— firs

the leader so far, kevin kisner of the usa, five under the score of the day. and how's this for shot of the day, thailand's kiradech aphibarnrat on the bounce. first bounce forward, second bounce never had a chance. there wasn't much bounce in tiger woods at the start of the day. the great champion woke up this morning with a stiff neck. but there are signs the old tiger touch is back. flashes of brilliance in a round that finished level par. you know he can. he's tiger woods! tiger woods‘ return to the open after injury has been the big draw of day one. the other big talking point has been the state of the course. they are watering the greens tonight but the fairways have been hard and fast and burnt out. however, there is rain forecast to blow in overnight and it is set to stick around until lunchtime tomorrow. for those with early tee times like fleetwood, mcilroy and woods, they could have very different conditions to contend with tomorrow. katherine downes, bbc news, carnoustie. newsnight will be on bbc two. here is emily. —— evan. newsnight will be on bb

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says kevin what made this episode special for you why did you pick this one when you had so many to choose from except for the forgotten sheen based initial break dance on closer moves excess bond fund or and so i didn't show cause i'm a big fan and go on. the breakdown says who are also known as b. boys arrived from paris and immediately filled the beethoven how to with their energy. back invited them to take part in david chapman star crossed lovers a modern day romeo and juliet the dances told me that dumps the confront of a mainly classical music is a very special event for the. we're here in the direction of the newsroom and i'm with my producer martin order because spends a lot of time here martin you've chosen in episode one if your favorite musicians who and why that's happening for the betterment of the x. . sells music is just one caution thing and the christian comes comes knocking on. emanuel xmarks who also needed for him to spark was often just a small town and was a courtesan's on some of her former presidents carter was with zeus and gentleman when he got into the bi

does it surprise you that there was a list, kevin?ho came under suspicion were of the left, perhaps doesn't surprise me given margaret thatcher's government. i'm sure there's something very similar at the present time i would have thought, obviously the types of subversives that they're looking for are probably different. they will be terrorists, potential terrorists. but i guess the government will a lwa ys but i guess the government will always be on the lookout for people trying to get into the system and who want to do destroy it from within. it's like it's from the pages of a spy novel. we don't have to wait 40 years later for the national archives to disclose because someone national archives to disclose because someone will leave the list ona train. because someone will leave the list on a train. on a photocopier. if you're a civil servant you deal with sensitive documents and the machinery of government, isn't there a pledge machinery of government, isn't there e you machinery of government, isn't there ign? machinery of gover

kevin: the faang stocks are traditionally into value territory.things we are seeing whether it is considered growth over value, we're looking at everything and tech is so interrelated when you are looking at intel, it is related from a derivative standpoint to these social media names but when you look at these social media names, there is a question in terms of how are they monetizing this personal data? i always compare it to the cable industry which had these -- which had similar data to these set-top boxes. the same kinds of issues coming up with these social media names but the older tech names were you have the cash flow and earnings, we are much more comfortable with those business models and knowing how they are making money. alix: kevin holt of invesco, thank you so much. coming up, the fed's preferred inflation gauge. pce numbers for june are out in just a few minutes. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: this is bloomberg daybreak. just moments away from the latest read on inflation. this is the one the fed likes to look at. nasdaq futures and

stein op picture at the time kevin has chosen as his favorite episode the back sisters in bond with the breakdown says kevin what made this episode special for you why did you pick this one when you had so many choose from it happens for the forgotten she even based initial break dance on classical music so spun fund or unsaid didn't been so close olympic fanboy. the breakdown says also known as b. boys arrived from paris and immediately filled the beethoven how with their energy . back invited them to take part in david sherman stock a modern day romeo and juliet the dances told me that dumps you confront a mainly classical music is a very special event for them. we're here in the direction of the newsroom and i'm with my producer martin what if we could spend a lot of time here martin you've chosen in episode one if your favorite musicians who and why that's happening for the oscars and put them on the x. . salsa music is just one caution being a british comes knocking on. a minor x. mart so often it's william to sparkles off the shelves in front of them was a courtesan's on some

here's kevin kelly.looking at the red and green bars that are the change differences between the tech sector of the s&p 500. the tech sector is off about 1.5% from a large significant portion of that is due to the facebook earnings from yesterday. day wethe second worst have seen so far this year and it also comes at a pretty clinical -- critical time. it's a sector that very important and crucial to the index time to make new highs. , on a technical standpoint a relative basis, the tech sector broke out relative to the s&p 500 recently, but it slumped down before that line. here andaving trouble one earnings report, facebook being a large majority of this decline, majority of companies have to come out with reports. still early in the season, but something you want to be on the lookout for. gtbcan find this chart at or be a stocks go on your terminal. vonnie: topical he did manage to get in that long for bloomberg intelligence. i was kevin kelly. mariohappy anniversary draghi. it was six years ago to th