for example, at lcr embedded systems in norristown there is a man named michael rosenberg. he is here today. where are you? michael is there. stand up. >> thank you for being here. [applause] he works on the manufacturing line. he services a major contract. eight years ago, i don't want to do personal but eight years ago he would've never expected to be in the high-level advanced manufacturing position. he did not have a college degree. he was working in the plant as a janitor. michael was a great employee. a smart guy. he took the work he did to heart the matter what it was. he wanted to do more than just collect a paycheck. he wanted to build a career making things right here in pennsylvania. so thanks to a workforce training program through the department of community and economic development he was able to get additional training on the gummy county community college. with his new skills, he was able to move up to the assembly floor. then he got promoted again to machine shop. here's a guy who had no formal experience in machine shop work until he got this additional tra

at lcr systems in norristown, there is a man named michael rosenberg. he is here today. where are you? that you are. -- there you are. stand up. [applause] gov. wolf: thank you for being here. he works on a manufacturing line and services a major contractor. eight years ago, he would never have expected to be in that high-level position. he did not have a college degree and he was working in the plant as a janitor. rights, michael? michael was a great employee, a smart guy, who took the work he did to heart no matter what it was. he wanted to do more than just collect a paycheck. he wanted to build a career making things in pennsylvania. thanks to a workforce training program through the department of community and economic development, he was able to get additional training in montgomery county community college. with his skills, he was able to move up to the assembly floor and then he got promoted again to the machine shop. here is a guy who ran no formal -- who had no formal experience in machine shop work until he got this additional training. now he is head of the e

florida international university's president michael rosenberg telling us on "gma" they're working withne all night long and brought in heavy machinery but have to be careful. the concrete apparently crumbling more overnight. this will be a very delicate process. george. >> victor, thanks very much. >> now to news about the trump family. vanessa trump has filed for divorce after 12 years of marriage. tom llamas has more. good morning. >> reporter: let's get right to that statement put out by the couple. the couple saying we will always ha trendous respect for each other and our families. we have five beautiful children together and they remain our top priority. we ask for your privacy during this time. now, the president introduced the couple back in 2003. vanessa, a former model, michael, as you mentioned they were married for 12 years answer have 5 children together. one of the last times they were pictured in february celebrating their son's birthday in palm beach. don junior runs the trump organization with his brother eric. don was also very heavily involved in the campaign and sti

michael, thank you as always for being here with us on the show. and here to react now further, chuck rosenberg, a former u.s. attorney, former senior fbi official, currently an msnbc contributor. and we welcome back mika oyang, attorney and former staffer for the house intelligence and armed services committee. good evening and welcome to you both. chuck, if you watch too many movies or legal shows on tv, you go around using phrases like, witness tampering. is there anything legally wrong, if this story in the new york times proves true, if the president had at least these two encounters with people, and say, hey, what did the special counsel ask you about, what did you tell those guys? >> you probably dislike when it lawyers say, maybe. but maybe. and here's why, it's a maybe. the first thing that prosecutors do, and i was prosecutor for a long time, is ask witnesses, who else did you talk to? the first thing defense attorneys do, at least good ones, they tell their clients, don't talk to anyone else. at the very least there's an appearance of impropriety. more than that, the witness tamperin

michael mckee at the g20 4s in buenos aires in argentina. coming up wednesday, join us for fed chairman jerome powell's first-ever rate decision and news conference. we speak with former fed officials and jeffrey rosenbergerne swonk of grant thornton. that starts at one 5 p.m. eastern. this is bloomberg. -- 1:00 p.m. eastern. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: this is "bloomberg markets," by mark barton from london. vonnie: and from new york, on vonnie quinn. time for the latest bloomberg business flash, the biggest business stories in the news right now. miller brands teamed up with carl icahn defend off activist investors starboard value. ell will go ahead ,ith plans to sell some assets which star were opposes. officials in the u.s. and europe are demanding answers from facebook mark zuckerberg over massive data breaches. a report says cambridge analytica retained information on tens of millions of facebook users without their consent. cambridge is the firm that helps donald trump when the election, according to sources. lawmakers on both sides of the atlantic once a question zuckerberg. the retail apocalypse in the u.s. claimed another victim, the tween jewelry store claire's file from encrypted protection. th