kurt didn't play the hits. me where did you sleep last night ♪ >> i remember watching him play a cover of a leadbelly song, "where did you sleep last night?" and it was emotional for me because i love nirvana and i felt this connection to kurt cobain and i was always, even when i was young, just so worried about him. ♪ my girl, my girl >> in that era there was always the speculation kurt's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and nirvana "unplugged" was this kind of thing like the clouds parted. you know? and it seemed like everything was going to be okay. ♪ the whole night through [ cheers and applause ] >> from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. >> the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. >> it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. >> i pulled over and i was there for like 20 minutes, half an hour just crying right there. >> i just don't understand it. that's all. >> i think he was the closest th

. >> you became friends with the late kurt vonnegut. can you tell us about it? >> sure. my dad died when i was 8. so no one ever really talked about my dad very often. it wasn't until i was 45, so kind of a long coincidence. i was brewing a special beer for an art gallery where kurt vonnegut was showing silk screens he made. he called and said you can tell me what happened to my good friend john hickenlooper from cornell. you have the same name. i said i'm a junior. he died in 1960. and we became great friends. he told me all of these wonderful stories about my dad i'd never heard. we just, he really was -- he couhe could be a curmudgeon, but he was a wonderful charming amazing person. i called him and i said, kurt, i'm going to run for mayor of denver. i made up my mind. this is in 2003. i said i think it would be funny but useful if you endorse me. he said if i endorse you, i have to endorse everybody. you know how many friends i have in it wi ? i said just an idea. no problem at all. the next day i get a fax. he didn't really like emails as much. he sent me a fax that

emily: now, kurt, there are some other companies in question here.or example, a company which is a company many of us may not have heard of. facebook uses behavior tracking technology to target companies that would make good acquisitions. tell us about that. kurt: it was an app that people would kind of download on their phone as an alternative vpn. it routed internet activity through facebook so facebook could see what apps were people downloading to their phone, what websites were they visiting, that kind of thing. it gives them a sense of what is popular, what is growing. it is a way to spy on the competition a little bit without spying on the competition. we have been told repeatedly this is not a surprise, that facebook used that data to figure out, what is the up-and-coming app of the moment? where should we be paying attention? and who should we potentially try to acquire? emily: ashkan, many of the people who worked at these companies still work at facebook. obviously the founders of instagram and whatsapp have left, but these committees are

kurt: i think there is a huge customer service play to this.u buy something online, you usually get an email receipt. if you have customer service issues, you have to go to the website, figure out who to call, who to message. it is a little bit disjointed. imagine if you could go to a retailer, you can pay, and basically have the whole process through a messaging service. i think that is part of a vision. i don't think it is the whole thing, but i do think they see the potential for taking different parts of the online shopping experience and putting them into a place you are already familiar with. emily: could this be a good news story in a sea of bad news stories? [laughter] kurt: too soon. right now, it creates more use case for people and advertisers. we will see if they put some dollar signs behind this at some emily: thank you so much. point. interesting context. that does it or this edition of "bloomberg technology." we are live streaming on twitter. be sure to follow our global breaking news network tictoc, on , twitter. this is bloombe

i called himnd i said, kurt, i'm going to run for mayor o denver. i made up my mind. this is in 2003. i said i think it would be funny but useful if you endorse me. he said if i endse you, have to endorse everybody. you know how many friends i have in it wi ? i said just an idea. no problem at all.et the next day i fax. he didn't really like emails as much. he sent me a fax that isaid, don't believe in endorsements. i believe in hop i hope john hickenlooper is the next mayor of denver. so he put those on these bookmarks and handed them out in libraries, you know. but he became a great friend. then he taped something. you can go on youtube -- >> no we are going to show it. let's take a look. >> n, if yoas you know, the man you always believed to have been your father also named john hickenlooper was my brother in the delta upsilon fraternity. now, john, there is noenetic reason for you to go on being a dork or a dweeb or, as we used to say of your supposed father, twerp. that twerp was not your father. i am your father. >> so amazing. >> no stronger endorsement. it's f

i thought i would just end by telling you about kurt meyer. he is the boy in the picture here, the 10-year-old boy who is being put onto the truck with his family. i -- another reason why i wrote this book was that i began to search for survivors. and with google you can do anything these days. i put kurt meyer into google and discovered he was a cataloger of german books at the library of congress in washington, practically our next door neighbor to the u.s. holocaust memorial museum. kurt is still very attached to kippenheim. and the childhood that he remembers in jamir. he goes -- he is invited to go back every year to germany and gives talks in churches and schools. and he -- one of the slide that he always shows is this foeft of his american visa with all the other stamps on it, including exit stamps from france. and he -- i went with him to school actually called the anne frank gym nas yum. he ended like this. these stamps saved our lives, kurt said. if you are missing just one stamp, you could die. this was the most precious document i

and thises should son, a man called kurt maier who was 10 years old at the time. so i saw this photograph. we can even trace where the route of the truck as it went around the village collecting jewish families. when i saw this photograph, i wondered, you know, what became of these people? this is another photograph just around the corner at the -- outside the home of the cigar distributor max valfer. and this is max valfer there behind his wife fanny valfer as they're being put on the truck to be taken to the railway station. you see it's a normal day. this is all happening at about 10:00, 11:00. they were given a couple of hours to pack their bags. they were -- in principle, they were allowed to take two suitcases each. it's a -- there's a cow you can see in the background here being led through the village. it was a very rural community. many jews from the village were cattle dealers. this is an ss man here. so i wondered what happened later to max and fanny and what happened to the maier family and how were their fates connected to this debate that i talked ab

kurt: i have heard the same.oes look a little bit like a yard sale situation, but i have sold rings on there and actually had incredible success in getting people to reach out, much more than craigslist -- i have sold things on there. i don't know how much is the social dynamic of being able to see someone's photo, use a service like messenger that feels more familiar than emailing some random email, but it does seem to hit a need, which is there's a lot of people with extra stuff, and a lot of people looking to buy stuff in the neighborhood. might as well put them together if we already know who they are. emily: facebook has been trying to unify the infrastructure of its messaging services. how with these commerce services potentially come together? kurt: i think there is a huge customer service play to this. any time you buy something online, you usually get an email receipt. if you have customer service issues, you have to go to the website, figure out who to call, who to message. it is a little bit disjointed

here in the studio, kurt lackner, who of course covers facebook for us.t exactly do we know about the ftc's lines of inquiry here? >> so they are going to be looking atd all of the acquisitions facebook has made or at least some of them. there is many. there was dozens. we only know some of the big ones. of course, instagram, whatsapp. many other smaller acquisitions. what we are starting to here is they will be reaching out to people who were involved in those deals to try to get a sense for did facebook make these purchases, these acquisitions for the right reasons? and right now, that is really kind of a new element that has come up in the last couple hours. emily: facebook as you mentioned, they have acquired 90 companies over the last 15 years. 's report of the concern about facebook's attempt to thwart the competition or buy companies that would threatened facebook's own app. i don't understand. is it to company buying other company one of the primary reasons please do that, because they will be competition, right? >> right. so the ftc, as you know,

kurt: they keep using the arms race kind of thing. two steps forward, but so are the bad guys. the things we have seen on the ad front, you mentioned the war room. this is something they plan to pop up for different elections globally where they bring everybody into one room to better monitor things like fake news and fake stories that might spreading. -- that might be spreading. that is a hard thing to do to manually keep up on a platform with more than 2 billion people. i think they will continue to do those kinds of things. they plan to basically try to fight this with their employees in real-time. emily: this has got a little bit less attention, but facebook has been adding more humans to its editorial staff to decide what goes up, what stays up, what comes down. as somebody who has covered facebook and been a journalist for many years, is this simply what facebook has to do and isn't it a failure of a in tech knology? -- technology? david: the only way they can make serious progress is a combination of algorithms and people looki

kurt wagoner and mark bergen.oming up, silicon valley's latest unicorn scale ai has secured $100 million in new funding. how the company is using the investment to teach computers to see even better, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: netflix has signed the "game of thrones" creators to a multiyear theater and film deal work $200 million, according to reports. as part of the deal, they will no longer be producing shows for hbo where they were show runners and riders on "game of thrones" for its entirety and will work on projects exclusively for netflix. they were also reportedly in talks with disney and amazon. artificial intelligence companies are spending millions of a year hiring people to teach dollars computers to see. among their tasks, identifying photos so they can do the same thing. it's a costly process that could take anywhere from 10 minutes to a couple of hours. the startup scale ai wants to change up the process. the software company takes the first look at photos before passing them on to humans for

kurt: this is more of the same. they said, we need to verify who you are as an advertiser. we want to make sure you are a legitimate political advertiser who is registered and not a russian troll as happened in , 2016. they also made a database where you should be of the search for who paid for the ads. they want to make sure they are getting ads from people who are registered political agents. they're asking for more information to verify who those people are. emily: you famously interviewed mark zuckerberg after the 2016 election and asked if fake news or misinformation on facebook affected the election. he told you that was a crazy idea. almost three years later, there has been a 180. do you think facebook will be ready for 2020? david: i worry, i really worry. i think that statement zuckerberg made right after the election and pretty much every action they have taken since then underscores how fundamentally naive the company has been and continues to be. this change is a good one to require more disclosure and c

. >>> up next, we're joined by one of the best race car drivers of his time, kurt busch is here stevess was raising his hand, but no, it's not you it's him kurt busch joins us next we're talking about nascar's growth, how he is supporting our veterans, which you'll definitely want to hear about, that is straight ahead on the "halftime report." let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. hurry in and lease the glc 300 suv for just $419 a month with credit toward your first month's payment at the mercedes-benz summer event. going on now. >>> welcome back to the "halftime report." the race is on for nascar's top prize with just about two and a half months to go in the current season our next guest is currently in eighth place including a win in kentucky this year, kurt busch is also giving away 100 pairs of tickets to each race to veterans, and he joins us now right here on set. it's good to see you thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me on. >> what's the -- how's the sport doing? >> i think we're right now in a nice upward trajectory and the fun part

joining us now is bloomberg technology's kurt wagner.ging part of these apps has been controversial, but it seems like facebook is not deterred. logical stepe most one. you take a service like instagram that uses a ton of facebook technology. known for their ad network or the login technology. you say, we will make you this first step towards bringing our messaging services. whatsapp will be a different challenge. people weren't happy because they like that instagram is instagram and facebook is facebook. they don't want those two blended. emily: facebook is putting its branding on instagram and whatsapp. i still don't understand why. i am a little confused as well. their statement was something like, we want to be clear about what products we build. i was speculating that some has to do with their new privacy deal with the. namef we add the facebook to these apps, maybe it protects them. it would have been easy for them to say and they did not say it. i do not understand. facebook's brand is not strong. they are settling to stronger bra

saturday marks one year since chp officer kurt anthony chris died conducting a traffic stop. he was struck when a truck veered on the shoulder of interstate 80 in fairfield. he was a 19 year veteran of the force. highway 505 near i 80 interchange now officially known as officer kurt chris memorial highway. >>> moments ago historic east bay high school opens its doors after getting a $60 million upgrade. today students joined by alumni got a first look at the renovations. some parts of the old campus have been closed since the 1970s. these neoclassical buildings originally built in 1924 got a seismic retrofit. a process that began 2 years ago. >>> it is nice to be back. it is nice it has been redone. and everything. it is nice to see it up-to-date with technology. >>> students were returned to their new classrooms on august 19. >>> apparently if you build it they really will calm. it just might take a while. major league baseball will make the field of dreams a reality next summer. the league will follow the plot of the iconic 1989 movie starring kevin costner. and james earl

kurt on twitter who says money here protesters got this wrong there is plenty of room for compromise i.e. build t.m.t. which is needed not just for exploration but safety from space objects and tear down one of the other to facilitate that with the people you've been talking to will tearing down some of the other telescopes be enough to stop this action oh the doctors there at monaco made it very clear that they don't intend to move there will not get worse. even if you cared about mortal scopes. if the project was set up they're going to try to get it up there and you still have a lot more work. would it really change the situation plays thank you so much david thank you lois thank you so much as well explaining why having protests going on for so long about logic here and a giant telescope that is trying to be built there but not quite yet as of the time we have we can i will see you next time and so much. or america is divided like never before all side is so convinced that they're absolutely correct that the other side is dangerous people in power investigates how partisan politi

world's biggest car makers but it's also criticised over the fox going to these and cheating scandal kurt when he was head of the company. oh the movie. well that's it for me and the team here in berlin for more business news check out the w dot com slash business on preschool were things. coming out as time on taste test a. new correspondent on coast made. clear in the various flavors of the only crazy hour the fusion and on tasty taipei starts september 1st on. the bench are some of the famous naturalist and explorers. to celebrate comics on the front $250.00 in the morning on the for each of the discovery. expedition boys. and i'm going to bring news w. from the bottom of this person this device is about topics that affects a whole lot of solution to climate change and the return. races scouting. and. rodeo riders preparing for their next contest. getting the grip right can make all the difference between potentially life or death. here in brazil they called rodeo the most radical sport in the world. banned understandably so it has a long tradition here and discipline fictional school

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. >> thankfully, the only two kurt suffered minor injuries. laura podesta, cbs news. >>> two other patrolmen were injured by gunfire and authorities expect them to survive and we have not confirm the identity of the gunman and no motive is released. >>> police in australia call bystanders heroes for stopping a stabbing spree in sydney. we are shown how it unfolded. >> reporter: a man showed god's great in arabic while armed with a knife in sydney. people tried to stop his rampage with any weapon they could find, including chairs. >> we chased the guy. people were trying to go away because he had a knife. >> reporter: bystanders pinned him to the ground with a milk crate before authorities arrested him and they said he had a history of mental illness and was carrying a usb drive with information about white supremacist attacks in north america and new zealand. authorities found a woman dead in an apartment and another stabbed in the back in a hotel but she is expected to recover and police believed the australian suspect is responsible for both

he gets tagged deep from kurt suzuki. the giants tried to make a move. pablo with an rbi double. kevin pillar with 3 hits and comes into cut it 5-3. that is as close as they would get. stephen has some ideas in the ghon. a pretty good catch out there and left. it takes maybe extra bases away. stephen cannot believe it. he better. the giants have lost a lot lately. let's just leave it at that. windy city chicago where the a's are going to be camped out all this week against the cubs and the white sox. they love seeing what jon lester had to deal up today. anthony rizzo comes to the plate. victor has the glove knocked off him. met chapman is safe. watch the replay. that could have been really ugly. nobody hurt. of the a's at that point leading 7-0. the add to the route. 3 more in the 4th inning and three delivered by stephen. and assistant of the year. lester rockford 10 rinse. the a's are rolling in game 1 against the cubs. meantime the raiders were on hbo's hard knocks tonight. that made its debut and everybody talking about antonio brown but probably for the wrong reasons. we sh

nonetheless, the state department opinion kurt volcker, longtime diplomat, very well regarded, specialrom the u.s., from the state department to the ukrainian peace talks with russia, to the except that there are such peace talks, and he was the one who -- at least one of the folks who was pivotal in helping to arrange this communication between rudy giuliani and this close aide to the new president. interestingly rudy giuliani said he briefed the state department on all of the conversations with this ukrainian aide so it's not like the state department set it up and washed their hands of it. in fact this is a real ongoing concern as rudy suggested in that clip, even though it's from i few months ago, having talked to him recently i can tell you his mindset has not changed. he believes this is a live issue. he's going to continue to pursue. so i asked the state department about this. they said what they're role was, what capacity rudy was acting here. they said talk to the white house. i asked the white house. they said talk to the state department. not a whole lot of answers coming fr

kurt on twitter who says money here protesters got this wrong there is plenty of room for compromise i.e. build t.m.t. which is needed not just for exploration but safety from space objects and tear down one of the other to facilitate that place from the people you've been talking to will that be enough place so a lost connection at all that's ok there in just about 30 seconds now with the people you've been talking to will tearing down some of the other telescopes be enough to stop this action oh that's like northerners there at monaco made it very clear that they don't. move there will not get worse. even if you. are mortal scope's. if the project wants it up there they're going to try to get it up there and you'll still have a lot more work. would it really change the situation plays thank you so much david thank you know us thank you so much as well explaining why having protests going on for so long about medicare and a giant telescope that is trying to be built there but not quite yet as of the time we have we can i will see you next time and so much. a conflict that is now con

how the son of acting legends goldie hawn and kurt russell forged his own path in hollywood. >>> that'smorning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. at day. >>> 1-888-5-helps-u five >>> at 4:30, looking at the salesforce tower camera, oracle park, homeof a'rsus the who are you rooting for? >> they're both in the playoffs, to spritz back there you go, pretty good. it's tuesday, august 13th and i'm kenny choi. >>> i'm michelle griego. >>> sunshine and temperatures will warm up with high pressure in control and that means temps will climb even warmer than yesterday and here is a live look at the treasure island camera on this tuesday and good morning to you. 69 in concord, 63 in oakland, 61 in downtown san francisco and santa rosa, 56. we have a spare the air alert today with air quality good for the coast and the central bay and moderate for the north bay and the central bay and santa claraal of high pe in co

be compared to this strength of human beings especially kurt who with stuart a lot of conflicts and unrest in our region. my family his family freedom fighters those who fought against saddam hussein and so i was born in the mountains while my parents were actually fighting against the regime and my connection with nature and the mountains goes that long and knife so that as i grew up there my parents fought for the mountains but now there is nothing to see on the mountains so i am striving to see life back again on the mountains like this mountain with and there is no coming to. for years now has been negotiating with iraqi. protected area in. her efforts seem to have paid off. $2300.00 hectares of mountainous terrain are to be designated a nature reserve for the leopards. the locals have to be convinced as well years of unrest have forced people to leave so there aren't many left and the younger generation often look for jobs in the big cities but i'm mohammad sadly stayed. while but for me the leopard is a kind of natural heritage i'd like to see more of them in these mountains. the new

kurt on twitter who says mona here protesters got this wrong there is plenty of room for compromise i even build t.m.t. which is needed not just for exploration but safety from space objects and tear down one of the other to facilitate that with the people you've been talking to will tearing down some of the other telescopes be enough to stop this action oh the doctors there at monaco made it very clear that they don't intend to move them there will not get worse. even if you cared about it all scopes. if the project was set up they're going to try to get it up there and you still have a lot more work. would it really change the situation plays thank you so much david thank you know us thank you so much as well explaining why they've been protests going on for so long about not a key here and a giant telescope that is trying to be built there but not quite yet as of the time we have we can i will see you next time and so much. perception is validation we believe what you see but in one life time we cannot see everything. we would lie and he experiences of others and the legacies of

kurt on twitter who says mona here protesters got this wrong there is plenty of room for compromise i even build t.m.t. which is needed not just for exploration but safety from space objects and tear down one of the other to facilitate that with the people you've been talking to will tearing down some of the other telescopes be enough to stop this action oh the doctors there at monaco made it very clear that they don't intend to move there will not get worse. even if you care about all scopes. if the project wants it up there they're going to try to get it up there and you still have a lot more work. would it really change the situation plays thank you so much david thank you carlo us thank you so much as well explaining why they've been protests going on for so long about not a key here and a giant telescope that is trying to be built there but not quite yet as of the time we have look i will see you next time and so much. of the visually impaired could be cured without access to treatment. where there was a will there was a way. strong a toss mitchell covering over 77 countries. h

he now joins the likes of elvis, tupac and kurt cobain among celebrities rumored to still be alive. >hat photo, one viewer asked, wouldn't jobshe >> t profile, we need to whole face but definitely kind of looks like him. >>> next aquaman actor jason momoa couldn't play superhero in this situation. >> he got stuck for two hours up inside an elevator with five friends and a dog. whoa. he posted this video for his 13 million followers on social media. >> okay, so thankfully he had some m&ms and some beer with him so really it sounds like a party. he says it wasn't that bad but says he was craving ramen until someone from the elevator company finally arrived so five friends, a dog, m&ms and beer, like a friday night evening. >> they are peanut m&ms. >> you can't share those. >>> a competition that has musicians puckering up. >> people flew into southern california to earn the title of best whistler. [ whistling ] ♪ >> yeah, whistlers from 11 countries took part in this competition. >> akiko shibata of japan took home the title. they are good. with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, o

let's ask kurt the cyberguy not on a bluetooth but warning us. kurt, what do you mean?e you. what we are talking about is a smart phone a headset, any number of devices including your car. bluetooth uses a technology that negotiates in short range wireless love fest between the two things and makes that connection. we know it with our headsets and everything else we use. for the first time though, the organization that writes the standard for this has issued a warning saying that they have got to completely change the way that negotiates and rewrite the books here because hackers have found a way to just manipulate that negotiation so that they can take over your device, potentially getting into the information on each side of the device. now, good news between now and then is there is something you can do about it. so, if you take a look at, for example, on an iphone or ipad, you can hematocrit settings and then also go right there to bluetooth and look at the twices that are there. you review those. i found 18 of these on my phone. i don't need all those 18. and did y

the first, known as kurt, seems bewildered by the prospect of freedom.e months ina large kept in quarantine for three months in a large enclosure and then released to join an existing herd. what here over the past six years. this is a pilot project in rumania and actually in all europe, because we are learning a lot about how the bison are adapting to this area. our estimation is 60, 70 bison, it will form a stable population. ecotourism could help reverse the exodus of people from the countryside. the locals were not sure at first about having bison on their doorsteps, but now they are getting used to it. translation: so long as you don't do something harmful to an animal, there is no reason why an animal should harm you in any way. therefore, having bison around, you can very therefore, having bison around, you can very easily go and see them, admire them. but once we leave them be in the forest, they will leave us be in the forest, they will leave us be as well. according to plan, the bison will start a chain effect on the landscape, clearing the shru

strong in the first half until marcus rashford got united going from the penalty spot after a foul by kurtefore rashford scored his second. and then what a debut for this man. 21—year—old daniel james off the bench to score united's fourth. at 4-0, at 4—0, you cannot dream of more or expect more, but then again we are just working on improving as a team, finding a style that suits us and suits the players we have and i think today we showed that we still need a bit of time, but it is coming. we are improving. elsewhere pierre—emerick aubameyang ensured arsenal's campaign got off to a winning start at newcastle united. his instinctive finish proved the difference at st james' park, as steve bruce's reign as newcastle boss started with a 1—0 defeat. we had the better opportunities in the game, and the disappointing thing is gifting the goal. there's nothing i can do about people protesting. they pay their money and they are entitled to their opinion but there's nothing i can do about that and all i can do is get a group of players together and formulate a tea m of players together and formul

as for the game itself, top of the third, washington's kurt suzuki with a two-run homer.nts lose this game, 5-3. but here is the bottom line. they've lost five of their last six. they're now four games behind a wild card spot. >>> much different story for the a's. they continue their series at wrigley field in chicago. it was military appreciation night. pretty cool to see that. this game was over before it really even started. the a's batted around in the second inning, scoring eight runs, three of them on dustin good afternoon kn's home run. the a's remain just a half game out of a wild card spot. >>> for the first time in almost a year, 49ers running back jerrick mckennon practiced with the team. this is a great sign for the niners. they signed him as a prized free agent last year only to see him hurt his knee in practice. he is still limited to noncontact drills, but head coach kyle shanahan hopes he can play in a preseason game. and yes, the 49ers kick off the preseason this saturday when they host the cowboys. i know you're going to ask. jimeny g won't be playing th

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free-floating currencies normally move around a lot and depreciate, but china is not a free-flowing kurt- free-flowing currency. how do you read them letting the currency weekend below seven? rmb has moved toward being a more free-flowing currency. we are closer to being a free float. free-floating exchange rates are supposed to buffer economic shocks. tariffs are one of those. i do agree with the pboc governor that some this is just the normal fluctuation you see in exchange rates. joe: it does seem to be striking that dollar-yuan has hit this seven level. the last time they were perceived as allowing it to weaken in a dramatic way, the general view is that it didn't go well. his china's position better in your view now in terms of dealing with the fallout of people trying to get their money out? robin: first of all, if you think of this weakening in the offset to tariffs imposed, how big of a weakening are we thinking of? that is the amount. we have seen a big drop in capital outflows from china, so the kind of vulnerability we had in 2015, 2016 wasn't there. the onshore population in

it would be the last goal to make the score sheet though, as the ar overturned kurt tumours effort declaring league, but it was lampard belong to in this league, but it was lampa rd today. took belong to in this league, but it was lampard today. took his first chelsea win with their youngest premier league side in 25 years. it feels good, because this is a tough place to come. the performances at times they've given us performances at times they've given us what we might've deserved in the first few games, but today we got what we deserved. we could've won by more, we dominated big parts of the game, created a lot of chances against a very strong side, so i'm very happy with them. there's a first defeat of the season for newly promoted sheffield united in the top flight. they went down 2—1 to leicester city, and those blades weren't happy at all with leicester's opening goal scorer. jamie vardy is a sheffield boy but a huge fan of their city rivals wednesday as a boy, came through their youth system. he made sure the united fans knew about it with his celebration too. the home side did equal

kurt is a republican out of las vegas. i read an article a while back that trump proposed a 10% cut in e-verify. i was wondering what the state of things -- 100,000 people trying to get in every day at the southern border do you think trump will change his mind and propose a 100% increase to e-verify? host: are you talking funding? from thees, funding federal government. i read this article about three month ago. it was broadcast on tucker carlson. not familiar with what is talking about. e-verify does not cost much. everyxpanding into employer in the country would not cost a much more because they already have the i.t. capacity to screen every new hire. host: not much in terms of -- are we talking millions? caller: its millions, this is washington. i don't know the actual number. we could expanded it to all new hires and it still would not increase the cost very much. the interesting point is that the president has always been kind of skeptical about e-verify. i think there is a whole series of stories the washington post

emily: kurt wagner will keep us posted on how these evolved. the latest additions to its galaxy note line. the galaxy note 10 smartphone comes as the company grapples with waning chip and smartphone amid global trade tensions. ouring us from the event, very own mark gurman. what are you most excited about that you have seen today? mark: i think the biggest thing is the screen size. that is the foremost most impressive change. only changes the visually. it really makes me want a bigger iphone. 10s max maxes out at 6.5 inches. the samsung screen is better for gaming. hopefully, apple does in this direction. it is definitely the host impressive thing. emily: how will this impact sales? obviously, there is competition from apple. lots of things going on with huawei. in general, the smartphone market generally is slowing down. >> my view is this will do nothing to turn that around. this will not give new growth to the smartphone market in general. people are not going to buy their first smartphone because of the note 10. people are not going to swit

kurt the cyber guy says nothing. facebook from violating its own policies. he is here live.quite the career. yeah, i've had some pretty prestigious jobs over the years. news producer, executive transport manager, and a beverage distribution supervisor. now i'm a director at a security software firm. wow, you've been at it a long time. thing is, i like working. what if my retirement plan is i don't want to retire? then let's not create a retirement plan. let's create a plan for what's next. i like that. get a plan that's right for you. td ameritrade. ♪ >> the man known as the hollywood rippers found guilty of murder. he step two women to death in 2001. one of them was killed hours before she was supposed to go on a date with ashton kutcher. the actor testified in the case he went to her house the night she was killed but she never answered. when illegal immigrant convicted of killing a coworker was released by ice multiple times was the agency admits he was told to leave the us less than a month before he strangled jared and burned his body in san antonio, texas. he insists t

i think it will go down as a kurt zouma own goal, but mousset certainly celebrating it.ers side at full time. the result puts the visitors, who finished second in the championship last season, into eighth in the premier league table, one place above chelsea. one intersting thing to note, lampard's starting 11 was the youngest chelsea have named in the premier league era with an average age of 2a years and 158 days, and they really will have to learn how to close out this kind of encounter if they are to settle into the upper reaches of the table. it was under control, so it is our fault, because we gifted them a goal in the first minute of the second half. and then, it makes the game more difficult, so we gave them the feeling that they were back in it, some similar stories to some of the games we played. and they fought to the end, and they got the goal at the end, and they got the goal at the end. so yeah, we gave away a game that should have been very, very comfortable, and made it difficult, and we lost two points for that. we have celebrated, i have talked about the

kurt the cyber guy says this unfair policeing is a 1-sided un-american process that lacks transparencyese live to sound off on it. ♪ thank you, admiral. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. >> mitch mcconnell going to war with twitter, locking his campaign account for sharing this video of protesters outside his home. >> murder turtle. heather: many are calling out twitter after it allowed massacre mitch to trend. how does twitter explain itself? the cyber guy, good morning, nice to have you with us. >> we are talking about a double standard at twitter. the one thing i'm left with with this entire story is how in the world is it possible that a geek sitting behind a computer screen in california has the authority to determine what you and i get to see in the world? that is what censorship has become in this modern age of social media taking over the world. if you run a campaign like team mitch, team mitch has their account and for whatever reason twitter has decided this is not our persuasion, breaks our rules and may contain a 4 letter word on one of those posters so

it would be the last goal to make the score sheet though, as the ar overturned kurt zoomer‘s efforts,hy they belonged in the league, but this was lampard's day. he took his first chelsea win with their youngest premier league side for 25 years. so still encouraging signs, the first defeat for the season as well for another newly promoted side. sheffield united in the top flight. they went down 2—1 to leicester city, and those blades weren't happy at all with leicester's opening goal scorer. jamie vardy is a sheffield boy but a huge fan of their city rivals wednesday as a boy, came through their youth system. he made sure the united fans knew about it with his celebration too. the home side did equalise in the second half with a first premier league goal for their summer signing 0li mcburnie, but then harvey barnes scored with one of the cleanest strikes you'll see all weekend to make it 2—1. an absolute rocket in the top corner. that was how it stayed, lester, their first win of the season. but it was a performance from sheffield united that their manager says they can't tolerate agai

kurt, thank you. coming up, a new youtube for kid.hat is after mounting criticism, the streaming giant is taking a new approach to kids content. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: after plenty of criticism over how youtube has let inappropriate and sometimes violent content appear in front of children, the platform has announced it will build a separate platform for kid contents. the new version will go live later this week. to discuss in washington, our tech who covers alphabet for us, and still in new york, david kirkpatrick. david, almost surprising this didn't happen before given they got the kids app for youtube? >> i had the same thought. it doesn't seem technically like this is that complicated. the youtube app is an app on i-phones and i pads. you can put it in front of your kid and trust what they were going to be clicking through, seeing wouldn't be inappropriate. but a lot of people spend time in front of desktops. a lot of teenagers spend a lot of time in front of desktops of course. this is similar to how your netf

we are looking at -- there's a new one i should mention northeast 7th at kurt ner.t sounds like a fender bender, but i will quickly follow that up, because i see slowing already on the sensors. west 80 at san pablo, thank goodness. we had more of a buildup, so westbound i-80, should still move relatively smoothly. also coming off the maze, the travel times for the east shore free ways just above a half hour. that's 36 minutes, built over the last ten. getting toward the rich more center, across into the north bay, no problems through the north bay, and driving across of golden state bridge. we have no delays reported by any of these systems right here. >>> thanks, mike. happening now a$ap rocky is found guilty of assault in sweden. however, he will avoid further jail time. the rapper was arrested? stockholm after he and members of his entourage got into a street brawl. today a judge ordered him to pay roughly $1,in damages to the victim. >>> next here a quick look at the top stories, including who is listening now? facebook joins the list of companies admitting they

kurt from las vegas. caller: i read an article that trump proposed a 10% cut in e-verify. i was wondering what the state of things, 100,000 people trying to get in every day at the southern border, do you think trump will change his mind and propose a winter percent increase to e-verify? host: are you talking about funding? caller: funding from the federal government. i read this article three month ago. it was broadcast on tucker carlson. i am not familiar specifically with what he's talking about but e-verify does not cost that much. even expanding it to every employer in the country would not cost that much more because they already have the i.t. capacity to screen every single new hire. host: are we talking millions? guest: millions, obviously. this is washington. i don't know the actual number. newould expanded to all hires and still would not really increase the cost very much. the interesting point is the president has always been kind of skeptical about e-verify. is a series of stories in the washington post of that suggest one of the reasons is his businesses use

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kurt, great to have you here. g.p.s., you say that is so crucial. don't think about. good morning to you, todd. i was in hurricane katrina. it took me two days without electricity and with texts barely working you would send a text it. would take like four hours, sometimes 8 hours for someone to get it. what we needed to give tore a helicopter to get us was latitude and longitude. what i do now and recommend is go now to google maps. and when you go on google maps. you will simply put the little pen over your house. and when you do that, it will present the latitude and longitude. you will copy that. and you will create it inside of your own contacts on your phone or in your ipad so your home is there. your lalt tuesday and longitude if you ever need it, first responders oftentimes in storms like a hurricane don't know streets. they don't know land marks. can you say i'm buy the k-mart i'm two houses behind the k-mart. todd: they could be gone. >> they could gone. crucial for that really great app. to keep in touch with is zello. this is a free walk

[applause] >> go to the university of michigan and my name is kurt. i slightly disagree. with your.on no long and hard. >> liz wheeler: i would hear this, please. prove me wrong and show me. >> i have no one gasps after i say this but i do not think omar is not anti- semi. boeing. one moment. >> liz wheeler: let him talk then we will tell him why he is wrong. >> of course. under the same logic i would consider truck to be an anti-semite because he told the republican jewish coalition he suggested that i know why you guys aren't going to vote for me i don't want your money, it's on recording. what i am saying is, if the right wants to be nuanced to know or bigotry in general, they should also hold trump to the standard that omar is because. >> liz wheeler: bigotry is wrong no matter where you're coming from. let me ask you this question. described to me what the bds movement is. >> is a movement to boycott israel. i personally's support the state of israel. i don't agree with her movement. i just think that a lot of people in that movement. >> liz wheeler: what is the move

so the president doesn't run human rights ngo kurt.help them but he leads a government and a nation that has interest economic and national security interest. it becomes clear beijing is not negotiating good-faith on trade. that gives the president more leeway to be strong on hong kon- >> i think that is what is frustrating. i wish you were stronger. i wish that he shared the reaction in the support with the state department. there be much more supportive. hong kong as a pointed out, a lot of people have talked about, it is the economically freest city in the world. that is incredibly sacred given that it's a part of china in this one state, two system is crippling quickly in the united states should be supportive of freedom economic and otherwise. >> and you see that nec vice president pence be very strong against china and talk up human rights and circuitry pompeo do. trump is wise to say if there is a threat but it's hesitant to get involved otherwise. look what he done it's really remarkable something obama never did when protester

. >> kurt ashley heads up security for the rodeo. he says there will be more security personnel this including santa clara county shoifrs units, officers on motorcycles and paid security guards. this is his first major community event since the festival tragedy. miss gilroy rodeo will ride in the rodeo with a gilroy strong flag as a tribute to the victims of the shooting and a boot will be passed to collect money for them. >> we need to come back together as a community. this is the perfect time to do it. >> organizers say despite the shooting at the garlic festival, they feel compelled to hold the rodeo as scheduled. >> the vast majority of people i talked to don't want to live in fear. they want to make sure the rodeo happens. >> working to help people feel safe and create new memories for communities struggling to heal. >> reporter: a lot of visitors are arriving, including families. there are a lot of kids here as well. and they're watching this procession of flags. this is the opening ceremony. we can also see the rodeo queen th

. >> david: 's attorney is saying that they are going to kurt dominant courts now. the police commissioner of choosing both his own self interest over the police officers. he also blasted the city's mayor and the democrat . >> it is absolutely essential that the world knows that the new york city police department is frozen. the leadership has abandoned ship, has left our police offices on the street alone, without backing. >> david: under the terms of the firing, he is going to lose his pension, about $2,000 a month, plus benefits. the amount of money paid in is going to be refunded. they were going to let him keep pension benefits, but at the last minute, the city backed out of the deal. for the last five years, he has been on desk duty. his termination is effective immediately. >> shepard: david lee miller, thank you. a new warning about the u.s. economy, as a trump administration pushes back on fears of another looming recession. economist have found that more than two-thirds are predicting that the united states economy will slough into a recession either next