. >> 19-year-old michael taylor is testing the clause. caught fire. >> when you wake up, what do you see? >> what i saw was a flame about 2 to 3 feet long shooting from the phone. >> reporter: leaving him with severe burns. >> can you describe the pain? >> it's -- i've never had a pain that strong in my life. i've had literally taken a pitch pork through my foot and it doesn't even compare to that. >> in december samsung sent their lawyer to court arguing the case should be thrown out because taylor never opted out. >> i don't know how i'm supposed to be able to opt out of something i didn't know existed. >> when you began to become aware that you were up against this clause, what were your thoughts? >> i felt like i was robbed of a right that i have in my country. >> in court filings samsung argues the clause is conspicuous and consumer-friendly but even samsung's own employees seemed unaware of it when we asked them about it using hidden cameras. >> if something ever happened like it did catch fierks would i be ashl to sue? that oh, yea

michael a. taylor, a monster home run over the bullpen giving the nats bragging rights over their complex companions. taylor and the nats walk off winner winners. 4-3 the final. >>> coming up, kevin durant and the golden state warriors taking on the wizards at verizon center. he's granting us a pregame interview. a live report coming up next hour. >>> after more than 40 years of selling music in the dmv, a local record shop is closing its doors. mark segraves shows us how this move will musicia musicians. >> reporter: a new rept on or ♪ ♪ >>> folks in fairfax county will shell out an average of about 40 bucks more in property taxes next year. today the county board of supervisors gave a preliminary okay proposed 2018 budget. that plan holds the tax rate steady. but because property volumes in the country are up, you'll owe a little more. the 2018 fairfax county property tax rate isn't a done deal just yet. the board of supervisors will vote on that rate this may. >>> in the district there is a new repo

michael taylor. jim willis. john thomas p. william weaver. james holland. carlton patterson.dennis brandon. gary drennan. we have made it to the last page. john keyes. robert hensley. don mathis. john mckinney. richard written. tomas bo. walter. thank you. [laughter] edward cal sawyer. john morris. david sherman. donald sherman. >> we are going to leave the american legion conference at this point. you can watch the earlier speeches by senator mccain and secretary david shulkin. i've american legion and the search bar. the u.s. senate is about to gavel and for debate for congressman ryan zinke to be secretary. the confirmation about the comments the confirmation vote could come as late as 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. senators will be joining house members tonight to air president chun's first address to congress. later in the week in the senate, work on hud and energy secretary nomination. now to live coverage of the u.s. senate huron

michael bolton is celebrating turning 64. taylor ownny, 51. take a look at your final choices.oon 5 album? that is ra she da jones who is 41 this weekend. >>> monday on "e.t." >> this is big. >> we're with the stars as they reach for oscar gold. >> i'm there. >> breaking down all the fashion and showing you how the celebs celebrated. monday on "e.t." >>> we are almost out of time this weekend, but for all the late breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.com. >> before we leave you, check out the new video from katy perry for her new song. >> it's up for upcoming album and the video featuring a theme park, still not too far from here at california's six flags magic mountain. >> enjoy it and the rest of your weekend, everybody. >> bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ 8faz z12fz y28fay y12fy >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> video after funnel cloud in northeastern pennsylvania. severe weather reaks havoc and today the national weather service will survey the damage. also ahead chaos at mardi gras event when a truck slams into a crowd of parade goers. >> and a day afte

michael bolton is cebting turning 64. taylor ownny, 51. take a look at your final choices. that is ra she da jones who is 41 this weekend. >>> monday on ""e.t. >> this is big. >> we're with the stars as they reach for oscar gold. >> i'm there. >> breaking down all the fashion and showing you how the celebs celebrated. monday on "e.t." >>> we are almost out of time this weekend, but for all the late breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.com. >> before we leave you, check out the new video from katy perry for her new song. >> it's up for upcoming album and the video featuring a theme park, still not too far from here at california's six flags magic mountain. >> enjoy it and the rest of your weekend, everybody. >> bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [electric guitar] caring - soft tone i just need a second. is your weight holding you back? [male narrator] are everyday tasks getting harder and harder to do? did you see this? hm? your cousin's in the hospital from a heart attack. really? [narrator] health risks associated with excess weight or obesity can be serious. but you

michael lewis got you into this job. barbara: i did ghostwrite it. morry taylorould go on radio shows and tell everybody about this nice little jewish girl who was a ghostwriter. he was the antidote to working in the white house. i came out of the white house gig and all this stuff happened that we talked about. deposed by the whitewater committee because i slept over at the white house when some rose billing records having to do with whitewater were found. just all this unpleasant stuff literally ini was my apartment packing up boxes and i was going to move to key west, and michael williams called and he says what are you doing? and i told him. he says i have got the perfect gig for you. you are going to be more a taylor's ghostwriter. and i was like i don't think so. he said no, really, you want to do this. it's the best money i ever made. he was just a lot of fun to be around, and he really helped me get my sense of humor back. he reminded me that it is -- to takeo take things seriously but not take yourself seriously. host: grew up in jenkintown, pennsylvania

taylor at the plate. how about a what a day for michael a. opens up the ballpark of the palm beachs.k-off fashion, 4-3 the final. the nats bolstering the pubullp signing joe blatten today. >>> breaking news tonight. immigration compromise. a bomb shell from the white house. president trump may be open to legal status for undocumented immigrants who have not committed serious crimes. we have late details on tonight's address to congress. >>> they lost ryan. the president's new eye opening comments about who is to blame for the death of a navy seal in that u.s. raid gone wrong in yemen. >>> deadly plane disaster. in a heavily populated neighborhood. incredible rescues, survivors pulled from a home. >>> a jewelry store giants. >>> cancer striking younger. one of the most lethal

taylor: a late-night resignation at the white house, national security adviser michael flynn has quits of improper contact with russian officials. he missed test he inadvertently misinformed mike pence about those contents -- contacts. the white house said he discussed u.s. sanctions with the ambassador and misled u.s. .fficials about the talks in california, almost 200,000 people who fled their homes cannot go back yet. the evacuation order will stay in effect until they are sure it is safe to return. the water level has receded, slightly reducing concerns. the majority of businesses and britain are not equipped to deal with cyberattacks. according to philip hammond, companies should work with the government to fight cybercrime. upre is some anxiety ramping among british startup companies. shows theyompanies are worried about brexit. than 1/5 of the companies expect open offices in continental europe. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. inflation, weu.k.

taylor swift's ex tells all. tom answers the burning questions about their relationship, was it real and the -- >> then, did kelly ripa finally find michael's live replacement. reese wither soon's mom's night out. >> awkward. >> and her look-alike daughter. >>> justice timberlake opens up about his son, his rare interview on fatherhood and fashion regrets. >> there was a lot of questionable attire. >>> now, for february 8th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> well, well, well, taylor swift's ex breaks silence about the romance. >> rumors were flying everywhere, was it only a rebound romance or was the wloel thing a big fakeout. finally hid dlswift is giving his side of the story. smoldering eyes, chiseled, the new shots of tom are everything to his fans. it's this shot wearing an i heart taylor swift tank talk that we were looking for an explanation for. he said, quote, it was a joke, among friends. the 35-year-old said he actually slipped and hurt his back the fourth of july. he got a scratch and wanted to protect it from the sun. a friend handed him a statement shirt and it made his new friends laugh. he admits he's surprised it go

: what taylor swift, uber, and robots tell us about money, credit, and why we should abolish america's central bank," he is political editor of forbes, editor of realclearmarkets.com, michael in georgetown, texas, repeat your question for john tamny, go ahead. >> caller: you said the free markets would effectively eliminate the federal reserve. how would that wind up with $4 trillion in debt creative through quantitative easing? >> guest: that is priced by the markets. markets understand gradually that will be applying down. it is not going to be instantaneous. the fed's influence is shrinking because the influence of banks is shrinking. that is the channel through which the fed presumes the economy, us banks represent 15% of total lending, that number in decline, all the really exciting economic activity occurs away from banking systems. the fed is not that influential. a convenient whipping boy, not very economically consequential. >> host: let's hear from bernie in new york. go ahead. >> caller: with respect to the unwinding of the $4 trillion, what has to unwind it, why can't they keep purchasing bonds? what is to stop them from purchasing bonds forever? >> guest: it i

michael mckee our international foreign policy correspondent. let's check in with the bloomberg first word news with taylor riggs in new york. taylor: latest greek bailout deal looks like it will be delayed for several months. in brussels, euro area finance ministers downplayed chances of a quick agreement that would unlock more loans. european creditors say they will not keep funding greece without the participation of the imf and the greek government refused more demand for austerity measures. in london, the house of lords are taking up theresa may's proposed law to trigger the brexit. some are hoping to make changes that the opposition in the house of commons failed to secure. they want to vote on the deal that forced may to negotiate a deal with the eu if parliament doesn't like it. vice president mike and says the european union has nothing to worry about. its commitment to the european union is steadfast and enduring. the eu was hoping to hear after meetings. ,> on the united states unequivocally, let me repeat, unequivocal support for the idea of a united europe. taylor: in malaysia, north korea's a

taylor swift's ex tells all. tom hiddleston answers questions about their relationship. was it real? and the i love ts tank top. >> and michael's live replacement. >>> and reese witherspoon's mom's night out with her best date nicole kidman and laura dern. and her look-alike daughter. >> justin timberlake opens up about his son. his rare interview about father hood and n'sync fashion regrets. >> there was a lot of questionable attire. >> now for february 8, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> bewell, well, well. taylor swift's ex breaks his silence about romance that sold a gazillion tabloid magazines. >> interesting. rumors were flying everywhere while only a rebound romance or was the whole thing a big fake-out. finally the hiddle and hiddleswift is giving his story. >> all eyes, chisel, new shots of tom in gq are everything to his fans known as hiddlestoners. this i heart ts sweatshirt, tom is speaking poupt saying quote it was a joke among friends. the 35 yooed say -year-old sayi slipped and hurt his back. he had a scratch. he said he put the shirt on to make his friends laugh. he was surprised it got so much attentio

with me to discuss what impact michael flynn's resignation might have on the trump presidency. i'm joined by republican strategist, taylorntlemen, welcome. niall stannidge. paint a picture of washington this morning where you are, what analysts are saying, what commentators are saying about everything that has gone onjust a saying about everything that has gone on just a few weeks after donald trump was sworn in? well, it is clearly a very dramatic moment, jane. i mean this is a huge story here for obvious reasons, but it is also a story that i think has led to the first sense of real crisis around the trump administration. i mine clearly there have been other controversial moments, but here it has the air of a sort of old school washington scandal in a way. mr flynn did appear to mislead the vice—president. he did now admit to talking about sanctions to russia's ambassador to the united states and i think even among people who are not adamant opponents of president trump, there is this question of whether this is sort of a thread that might be pulled upon and begin to fray further or whether this is the beginning and en

taylor swift's ex tells all. tom answers the burning questions about their relationship, was it real and the -- >> then, did kelly ripa finally find michael's live replacement. reese wither soon's mom's night out. >> awkward. >> and her look-alike daughter. >>> justice timberlake opens up about his son, his rare interview on fatherhood and fashion regrets. >> there was a lot of questionable attire. >>> now, for february 8th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> well, well, well, taylor

michael mckee washington. let's get to first word news with taylor riggs.inated federal appeals court judge neil gorsuch to fill the opening on the supreme court. gorsuch is expected to attract -- two track the conservative record of antonin scalia. he was introduced last night at the white house. i am confirmed, i will do all my powers commit to be a faithful servant of the constitution of loss of this great country. taylor: gorsuch now faces a senate vote. british prime minister theresa may's draft of the law embrace it -- on brexit faces its first draft in parliament today. is almost certain to pass. still, her own conservative party is demanding more power over how talks are conducted. lawmakers will propose more than 100 amendments to the law. in france, far right candidate -- leads pen leaves the polls in first-round voting. she has 27%. and francois%, fillon has 20%. marine le pen says she dropped bringing back the death penalty from her platform. in india, the prime minister is looking to shore up elections. he is offering tax cuts and reducing spen

michael 20,000, and of course on mr. trump and your investments. ♪ francine: -- taylor: this is bloomberg surveillance.e the first round of investment in its $1 billion technology fund this month according to people familiar with the matter. it will give the ceo a huge war to go hunting for deals. societe generale reported first-quarter earnings that the estimates. one reason is the price jump in profit at its french consumer banking unit. socgen plans for an ipo of its car leasing business. bloomberg asked the ceo about the upcoming french election. >> beyond your question could be , [ries to see in france indiscernible] we see that as so remote we do not see it sure. you could see some volatility on the market and we have always a contingency plan to face that situation. taylor: he spoke to bloomberg. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. it is also a big day for italy's biggest bank, unicredit reports fourth-quarter earnings and the ceo has spent months pounding the globe to find buyers. joining us from the lawn is dan leaf green -- milan is dan leaf green and with us a

taylor from virginia. he's a former navy s.e.a.l. and iraq war veteran. good morning congressman. >> good morning, how are you? >> i'm doing well. thank you. what do you think of what's going on with michael flynn as national security advisor? >> well i'm seeing the same reports you're seeing. i don't have any outside information. certainly some of it is concerning and the president will have to decide whether he has to have confidence in general flynn or not and that's up to them to decide. >> if general flynn did have a conversation with the russian ambassador before president trump was in the white house should he be dismissed? >> well it all depends. it depends on what he says of course. you know, what did he say and what did he have the authority to say or not say and a couple of days later so it's not that black and white and clear. i was listening to a former national security advisor on another network yesterday saying the same thing so i think it's not black and white. you know, i'm not privy to any inside information and that's something that the white house will have to look into and decide if they continue to have confidence. if he was wrong or right or somewhere in between. >

taylor: he made one pivotal statement, saying it was not aware any of his campaign advisers were in contact with the russian government. there is a report that michael did not discuss sanctions with the russian ambassador. that contradicts indications intercepted by intelligence agencies. neither flynn nor the fbi are commenting. scientists in japan still don't have all the answers they need. they have to find the melted radioactive fuel before they can begin removal. before they do that, they cannot start the cleanup process that is likely to cost more than $70 billion. mike pence heads to europe this weekend to assure leaders that the u.s. is a reliable ally. president trump's hard line on nato contributions may have made his job a little harder. he will speak at the munich security conference tomorrow and meet with eu leaders in brussels. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much. to fudge thelling rules. that was shown thursday when the accounts of the last report -- as inevitable. the p is the measure intended to to th

later today, michael mckee is in san francisco with the san francisco fed president. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor" let's get straight to the "bloomberg business flash." it will be the first company to go public since twitter did three years ago. snap plans to raise as much as $4 billion with a market value as much as $25 billion. apple is underscoring its focus on the world back his growing -- it will fastest-growing maker of smartphones. apple will use the taiwanese company to put the devices together in bangalore, india possible tech capital. there is a fourth-quarter earnings loss of $9 billion. -- popular that is your "bloomberg business flash." now, as he has day after day after day, 100 days of kevin cirilli. our chief white house correspondent. peter hooper, of course, with deutsche bank. kevin, i want to get to regulation and dodd-frank in a moment. but is there a shift two weeks in, in the trump administration? are they beginning to understand that there are reactions to the original efforts of the first 10 days of this administration? kevin: yes. earlier this week, president trump holdi

taylored than the order now frozen by the 9th circuit court of appeals. there is growing concern meanwhile inside the white house over a report that national security advisor michael flynn discussed sanctions against russia with the country's ambassador before mr. trump took office. sources say vice-president pence who previously vouched for flynn was relying on flynn's word there was no talk of sanctions. flynn now says he's unsure whether the topic was discussed. and republican lawmakers from two solidly red districts got an earful at town hall meetings from constituents voicing their anger. congressman jason chaffetz of the oversight committee was shouted down by an anti-trump crowd near salt lake city. and congresswoman diane black of tennessee was hounded over gop plans to repeal obamacare so far offering no clear alternative. we're covering all of that this hour. with our guests including republican congressman ted of florida, a member of the foreign affairs committee. our correspondents and expert alan lif analysts are also standing by. let's start with jeff zeleny. jeff, what are you hearing about a possible new executive order? >> wolf, the white house is

taylor: there's been a shakeup at tiffany's, jewelry chain replacing the chief executive officer. former ceon and michaelterim basis. kowalski will replace him in an interim basis. it was presumed that iger would be replaced by the chief operating officer. thank you so much. is here with us and we are excited to have him with us. wrotennish prime minister that the u.s. is handing they key to world politics. key and start taking a more prominent world on the world stage -- prominent role on the world stage. we are pleased to be joined by alexander stubb. great to have you on the program. the europeanith union is that there is a lack of commonality. you speak to every world leader in europe and they are worried domestically about policies and they don't have a joint connection. alexander: that is probably one of the reasons that the whole european union was founded. the idea was to have an institutional structure where you would not allow nationalism to take precedent. onwould be useful if it did -- 11 are on trade and were politics. but a lot of european leaders played to a domestic audience. we say that

taylor, the party's spokesman on constitutional reform. hejoins us. katie ghose is chief executive of the electoral reform society michael cockerell is a bbc documentary—makeraily allowance?” have worked for 15 years to try to make house of lords more democratic and accountable to the public, i welcome the opportunity for the public to see the weaknesses and the strengths of the house of lords that i question really whether it is a large number of peers who use the place in the way it is described. from the former lords speaker's comments, ifind from the former lords speaker's comments, i find them from the former lords speaker's comments, ifind them entirely because she does not know whether the pier that is opposed to have kept the taxi running spent the rest of the afternoon there and was just coming back for their code. if she thought it was such a bad thing that so many peers were not doing the job that they were therefore, why did she do nothing about it? she did, she do nothing about it? she did, she says. we have invited her onto the programme, as you would expect, she did not want to join the programme, as you would expect, she did not want tojoin

michael. ♪ live from london, i'm mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." no trading in the u.s. because of the president's day holiday. taylor?l to trigger brexit. some lords are hoping to make changes in the loss that the house of commons delta secure and they want to vote on the deal to negotiate changes with e.u. if parliament does not like it. 127 civils more than servants were fired or suspended after last summer's ailed coup -- failed coup. collen is a next file in the u.s.. associates of president trump are pushing their plan for russia and the ukraine. according to the new york times, it includes the president's personal lawyer. the plan is scheduled to outline away for president trump to lift sanctions against russia. meanwhile, a cease-fire between ukraine and separatists began today. china plans to build dozens more airports because of a boom in travel. according to a five-year plan from the country's aviation authority, more than 50 airports will be added by 2020, almost a 25% increase. airliner hasst ordered more airplanes. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 160 journalists and analysts. this is bloo

taylor: the fbi are investigating contact between president trump's team and during the campaign. that is according to the national security officials with knowledge of the matter. the probe began before michaelal security adviser. president trump is looking for someone to head the labor department. fast food executive andrew puzder has withdrawn his nomination in the face of growing criticism from republican senators. heng their concern, undocumented -- his undocumented housekeeper and his wife spoke of abuse. malaysia has arrested to more people in the murder of a half-brother of kim jong-il. authorities were led -- authorities arrested a malaysian man who provided information to the arrest to a woman carrying an indonesian passport. they said the victim was poisoned. mark carney's first higher for the first governor of england. charlotte will become deputy governor for markets in banking and keeper role as chief operating officer. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2400 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you, taylor. to not offn furman to say because there is nothing going on. futures churn, but boy, do we get g

taylor riggs. >> yes, president trump's choice to be national security advisor is an army general with a reputation for speaking his mind. he has been named to replace michaels that he misled the vice president about contact with the russian ambassador. one of his toughest critics, john mccain, calls him an outstanding choice. saysalia's prime minister it's exchanges with president trump are not with a public deal. malcolm turnbull has had several conversations but he will keep the details to himself. >> as you would expect with good friends, we are fairly certain -- we are very circumspect about what we say in public so it is important to give very frank advice with our american counterparts. we don't lecture them through the media. it is very important to be able .o, as good friends should four years australia has walk the line between supporting american interests in the asia-pacific and trading with china. >> a push for nuclear power may be pushed to next-generation reactors. there is a plan to greenlight eight reactor project this year. they plan to bring online a third-generation of reactors but construction delays have slowed the process. the outlook