protesters in new york marched through midtown manhattan with raised fists. later, they sang "a change is going to come." in washington, d.c., thousands turned out for several marches, including one outside the white house. protesters there told reporters, i'm tired of being so sad. more than 20 arrests in chicago saturday night when protesters tried to disrupt the taste of chicago festival. >>> we have less than one week from the republican national convention and new this morning, a first look at big changes come together party. that sound a lot like donald trump. that's next. >>> with less than a week to go before the republican convention, we are getting our first look at the first draft of the party's 2016 platform. it calls for better trade deals that put america first and in a major shift on gay marriage. past demands for amendments declaring one woman and one man have been dropped. the gop opinion on abortion have not been changed. exceptions are favored by donald trump. listen to lieutenant general michael flynn. he is breaking ranks with the party w

have not made the final-final decision, but am told that mike pence was at that hotel here in midtown manhattannd during all of this surrounded by the top advisers e expecting it to pan out the way it is panning out. and we know that donald trump is going to be making the announ announcement once again tomorrow morning here at midtown manhattan and unprecedented, wolf to, see a vice presidential announcement moved like this, but donald trump as we heard from paul man na forafort the c manager that donald trump want ted to change the timing of this announcement because of what happened in nice, france, and so the trump campaign is having to deal with two very important things right now, and the how to just respond to what is happening in nice, france, and unveiling the vice presidential pick at the same time. we are put up the tweets of donald trump's selection of mike pence, and he did it earlier, and he is hearing from the vice presidential pick, and wolf, we rehearing from the corners that they are pleased with the selection of the indiana governor, and marco rubio who was a fierce rival sent

hundreds in new york marched through midtown manhattan on sunday.gton, d.c., thousands turned out for several marches. including one outside the white house. a protester there told reporters i'm tired of being so sat. demonstrators in chicago tried to disrupt a taste of chicago festival. >>> and stunning changes from democrats and republicans days before the conventions. making big changes to the party platform. what we learned overnight. that's next. bud like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. the fastest food truck min brooklyn. meet mylanta® tonight. it's also fast, but unlike godawgs, it makes heartburn after dinner, history. new mylanta® tonight. faster than heartburn. for hillary, it's always been about kids. it's in the quiet moments when you see why she does this. and when millions couldn't get health care, this first lady worked with republicans and democrats

man tosses a suspicious device into a marked police car in midtown, manhattan. they placed the device on the sidewalk and exited the vehicle and took cover. they told people to move out and gave the all clear, but hours later, police got into a standoff with the man believed to be the suspect in columbus circle as far as we know that standoff continues. >>> we'll keep an eye on that. let's go over to matt pellman and look at the morning commute. >> reporter: as we come out of the burbs a few situations this morning, tractor-trailer is standing still in falls township, northbound side of route 1 approaching i-95. you can see the truck off to the side. the bigger deal in bucks county is not that truck which is sitting right there. it's this one that flipped over on the ramps connecting 13 southbound with tyburn road. use the ramps from 13 to lower morrisville road. we're watching that in bucks county. we have construction northeast extension northbound approach the lehigh valley, left lane is blocked there. this is our first morning without route 29 state road in

.-- el anuncÓ se realizo en midtown, manhattan.... alejandra soto nos informa...serÍa su vicepresidente. elogiÓ la historia del gobernador de indiana, citando entre sus logros la reducciÓn del desempleo en su estado, mejoras a los servicios para los veteranos. mike pence aceptÓ con humildad. el anuncio tuvo lugar en el hotel hilton en midtown. afuera, protestas en contra y a favor de trump. >> donald trump y estados unidos no invirtieron un solo centavo en mi formaciÓn acadÉmica. vine trayendo todo eso para aportar a este paÍs. >> Él quiere que ellos tengan la misma informaciÓn que tiene usted, y por eso es una buena selecciÓn economica. alejandra: cita en la experiencia que pence le brinda, pero expresan sorpresa. >> es un conservador cristiano. creo que ese voto el seÑor trump lo tenÍa, asi que no entiendo por quÉ eligiÓ al seÑor pence. >> creo que donald trump es un manipulador y conoce bien lo que estÁ haciendo. las selecciÓn es una movida de Él hacÍa la derecha ortodoxa del paÍs. alejandra: herbalife le va a pagar a varios consumidores. supuestamente tenÍa va

it was set up in rockefeller center in midtown manhattan called the british passport control office. they had about 3,000 agents. they said william stephenson here as an operative with his agents ian fleming used this experience as modeled for james brown. he also said tha set up a schooy operations just over the border with new york state. they identified the german agents in the united states. they also forged documents which tried to implement germany planning for an invasion of the western hemisphere. he refused to share to show it to anybody and apparently it was obvious that it was a forgery to invite j. edgar hoover. he would consider the hero of the period and that is harry hopkins who moved back to the white house in may of 1940 with the invasion of france he was the guest who never left he became a hand in glove then he y called the deputy president. politics in the wheelchair kept fdr stuck in washington and hyde park. he sent harry hopkins as his adversary to meet with churchill to see if he was a man he could depend upon as an ally. he came back saying we have to do ever

. >> he was scheduled to unveil the news at a hotel in midtown manhattan tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. trump said he will postpone the event. >> i think it would be totally inappropriate to hold a wsne conference on a vice presidential pick tomorrow in light of, you know, so many -- >> so you -- >> indiana governor mike pence emerged as a late favorite, but trump said he had not finalized the pick, and his advisers cautioned he could change his mind. >>> hillary clinton was in the dmv today speaking out and finalizing who she will pick for her vice presidential candidate. mccain is in the short list. he met with senate democrats. >> we had a great conversa, and it was really focused on the very positive difference that democrats want to make in the lives of americans, particularly when it comes to economic opportunities to tackle the problems that unfortunately have been ignored by the republican majority. >> clinton is set to speak monday at the naacp convention in cincinnati, ohio. >>> new tonight a community is helping to pick up a fallen neighbor. >> last week al's steak house tha

. >>> a midtown manhattan thief gets away with diamonds, gold, and computers carrying out the entire heist on crutches. now, police are hot on his trail and hoping to catch him. wanted posters dot the walls at a building on 56th street. police say the man hit at least three apartments stealing thousands of dollars one victim tells cbs2 she hopes the thief is caught before he strikes again. >> we came home and the door was turned a little bit. we walked in. it looked normal. we saw my boyfriend's brand new laptop was gone. >> the building does have a part time doorman, but he was on a break when the burglar hit. >>> you may have to pay more for electricity. how much and when? plus this. >> every time they get on the >> homeless sisters overcoming hurdles on and off the track. how their dreams are coming true at the junior olympics. >> also ahead, our wet weather isn't over yet. elise finch is tracking more storms for tomorrow. what you need to know if you have outdoor plans. >> first, the hall of fame. now, an encore, we will show you mike piazza's emotional night at citifield. plus,

i headed to the gravity lab in midtown manhattan. >> what the heck is cocooning? it's a 45 minute class that gives your mind and body a workout using a hammock. it starts out with an inversion way flip upside down. you move on to doing stretching and then finally the opportunity to either nap or meditate inside of your cocoon. >> studies have shown productivity increase, alertness, accidents at work go down when you take a power nap. according to the lab, benefits include, the nervous system and increasing range of motion. it helps relieve tension. when it comes to challenges, there was a consensus. my first two classes i was tangled up, but you just learn, you listen and everything comes together. >> chris harris started that company 1991 and it's like an entertainment company. >> they perform all over the world. the inauguration of obama,. in 2007 he started the fitness branch of it after testing it for eight years. classes are billable worldwide including in gyms in new york and will run you about $22. >> $22 for a power nap. you could do that at home for free.

cheryl: this is developing midtown manhattan. this began about 4:00 this morning.this caused the closure of several street in and around your columbus circle in midtown manhattan. police believe the amendment through a suspicious package described as a fake bomb at a police car near times square late last night before midnight. hostage negotiators, s.w.a.t teams to my canine units, bomb squads have surrounded the vehicle and we are expecting a briefing from the n.y.p.d. in the next few moments or so. hoping to get an update. there's the lash out at the briefing. subway lives in new york city by passing columbus circle at 59th street station and several blocks in midtown manhattan and how bad ... lately. the package they found earlier had a red candle, a battery-operated lantern in tinfoil. a fake bomb. we are monitoring the situation. we've also got some other headlines across the country. a hot, hot day in much of the united states today. forecasters say heat wave will affect most of the united states east of the rockies. in some areas the hot weather the last of

it's when the sunset aligns perfectly with the street grid in midtown manhattan, 14th, 23rd, 34th, 57thou can see a few traffic disruptions out there as people are taking pictures. it was a spectacular sight. the clouds looked like they were going to put up a little bit of a fight but at the last minute. >> it's so gorgeous. i've been out there one of those people standing in the middle of the street and people are not happy about that. especially the taxi cabs. get out of the way! thank you, in about 24 hours great britain will have a new prime minister. theresa may, britain's current home secretary, declared victory after her single challenger andrea leadsom dropped out yesterday. >> we're going to give people more control over their lives. and that's how we will build a better britain. >> may will become the second woman to hold the post since margaret thatcher's historic ten u just 26 years ago. she will face multiple challenges, though, as soon as she takes office from addressing the nation's social and political divisions to negotiating the nation's exit from the european union. i

. ♪ ♪ looking out of midtown manhattan, live from bloomberg headquarters. i'm vonnie quinn.k barton. you are watching "bloomberg markets" on bloomberg television. vonnie: the japanese messaging app line are giving new hope to the a.p. -- the ipo markets. debuted in japan in 2011. despite being little known in the united states, in those millions of active users, most in asia. the cfo -- ing : i am here was to executives from line having a pretty good day. i am here with the chief global officer at line. also the chief financial officer at the messaging app. let's start with you on how you are feeling today. a lot of people are wondering, having raised $1 billion in this ipo, what are you going to do with this money? >> first of all, i am there he with -- i am very happy the initial response from investors. it is a great response. we will strengthen our services. investing. you are the numbers man. where will that investment go? will be focusing on four key countries, japan, taiwan, thailand, indonesia. at other interest is looking the investment opportunity for the technolog

and we know that governor pence will be here, very close to trump tower, overnighting in midtown manhattan. david? >> tom, thank you. >>> and to a victory of sorts for donald trump tonight, after a supreme court showdown. an apology from supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg tonight, admitting her attacks on donald trump were, quote, ill advised. she is the most liberal justice on the high court, but people from across the political spill trum said she crossed the line. justice ginsburg called trump a, quote, faker and full of ego, prompting trump to call for her to resign. >>> meantime, hillary clinton tonight, she's out auditioning a potential vice presidential pick of her own today amid a new attack on donald trump, involving the faces of children. here's abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: hillary clinton with a vp audition of her own today. virginia senator tim kaine, his spanish speaking skills on display. >> estamos listos para hillary? >> reporter: and clinton, loving it. >> i really loved what tim said. >> reporter: today, clinton also testing out her newest attack line -- donald

-- midtown manhattan.ur host grew up in the bronx and was one of our best volunteers during the new york primary. new york, give it up for your own. [applause] >> hillary's home state could not be more excited and more smash thistch her final glass ceiling tonight. [applause] director marshall: all right. last up, from the home state of the next vice president of the united states in richmond, is 12 yearur host eliza kohl's brown. >> hello, america! we are here to celebrate the next president of the united states, our first woman president, hillary clinton! [applause] director marshall: that's what it's all about, right there. after today, the folks you just met at these watch parties -- and there's hundreds going on around the country -- they are going to go out into their neighborhoods and register or commit people to vote and 3 millione in stronger. you can, too. like a true organizer, i have to ask -- take out your phones right now. you at home, all of you in this room, take it out and text win 47246.

let's go to abigail doolittle who is live in midtown manhattan. pretty impressive.il: it is the nasdaq's first five-day rally in more than a month and we have the nasdaq again the psychologically important 5000 level. perhaps most important or impressive, for the first time this year we have the nasdaq trading higher on the year. a broad-based rally for the nasdaq. one of the top point movers, american airline shares are up day, having their best since september 2014. up more than 35% since the brexit bottom on june 23. taking american a lines higher today is they expect to see a boost of $1.55 billion from credit car dealers -- deals. their rating has been taken from a by two way hold. this stock is the down and is still despite the strength, down more than 20% year to date so mike lindenberg must think the risk to reward is more attractive despite the dynamic of falling fares and rising wages. it'll be interesting to see how this plays out. vonnie: you are mentioning much of the strength is coming from tech. abigail: apple and microsoft are among the biggest boost

e-mails that were. e ♪ live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, you are looking at midtown manhattani'm vonnie quinn in new york. mark: i mark barton. you are watching "bloomberg markets." taylor riggs has the latest from our newsroom. taylor: republicans wasted little time grilling director grilling fbi- director james comey on his decision for hillary clinton. as we have been reporting, spain and courtroom -- portugal may be .it by sanctions they are rules designed to prevent another debt crisis. eu finance ministers meet in brussels must decide on whether to endorse the ruling. jpmorgan ceo has a warning for the u.k.. italian newspaper he may relocate a few thousand of his employees from britain if the country decides to leave the eu. the u.k. may be able to reverse the vote and diamond called on europe to address the uk's complaints. 17 former barclays traders have received prison sentences. they were convicted of conspiring to rig for more than two years. u.s. and british regulators fined barclays. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2,400 journalists and more than 150 new

we go to midtown manhattan with abigail.il: we have the nasdaq up one point 4%, near session highs. take a look at what is helping the index today. awe're looking atwo performance. paula can't is higher on the news that the videoconferencing company is going to be acquired by sears capital. newslycom is higher on the that the videoconferencing company is going to be acquired by sirius. as for what is boosting the nasdaq from a point standpoint, looking at the tech names -- microsoft, apple, intel. beel's strength appears to driven by an upgrade at bernstein's. taking the rating to market perform from underperform. while it is basically equivalent boldutral, it is still a call. they have guided down over the last two quarters. the messe reports. but saying you don't want to be short. there could be near-term strength driven apart by a pc market recovery. interestingly, he said he may revisit the short thesis into the year. lots of different little nuance call from stacy roth: at bernstein. vonnie: does it say it is for or aga

bloomberg, abigail doolittle has the latest live from the nasdaq in midtown manhattan.zingly, today, two weeks ago we were in the middle of the worst selloff for the nasdaq, the worst two-day selloff since the middle of february with the brexit uncertainty. now we are on a four-day rally after all of that brings a volatility. , thepretty amazing recovery we have seen. unlike the s&p 500, the nasdaq is not flirting with all-time highs, about 4% low those levels. not even across the psychologically important 5000 level. will have to see how this one plays out as the day goes on. despite that fact, we have a bit of a rally for the nasdaq, up by .5%. tech stocks are driving the strength, the most including amazon, microsoft, facebook, and apple. itson is rallying into prime day tomorrow. last year, this was a huge success for the company, its bigger financial success for the company than black friday. many investors may think that tomorrow's prime day, available for all of prime numbers on amazon could be another big boost for the shares of amazon. jonathan: what about anot

stages of the investigation, the lawyers were doing the interviews at the fox news offices in midtown manhattanat they were finding was that the subjects were not forthcoming and the interviews were not producing usable evidence. they moved the interviews out of the fox news office into the law offices in manhattan because they felt that the feeling inside of fox news, the lawyers felt that roger ailes might have bugged the rooms. it had a chilling effect on the types of evidence they were hearing. once the interviews moved out of fox news to the losses, the material started to come forward. megyn kelly came forward. then they had a body of evidence that force them to say, we really need to get this deal done. charlie: let's talk about the people that are involved in the corporate structure at 21st century. clearly the sons of rupert murdoch are playing a increase green -- increasingly important role. what role do they plan this? from the moment the story broke, it has all the elements of a television show. , we're in thewer middle of a presidential election. it is about a family dynasty. ruper

come the nasdaq in midtown manhattan. we have more from our newsroom.e against a 31 of its peers after the move by japan's central bank. the most anticipated policy announcement left investors underwhelmed. they kept the bond buying target and policy rate on changed. economist warned that japan is nearing a danger zone. >> if you start moving below 96 to the dollar, lower 90's, the pain will kick in. the reason they are not acting on the end directly is because of the g7 commitment and the hope the u.s. will pass tpp. that is why abe restricted exchange rate intervention. hastney: shinzo abe outlined his own plan. turkey escalated the crackdown in the wake of the coup. the president's government canceled 50,000 passports. turkish authorities have fired or suspended thousands of soldiers, bureaucrats, and academics. la minister mariano hoti does not want to submit rajoyf -- prime minister does not want to submit himself to a populist vote. spend 24s agreed to billion dollars to build the first nuclear power patent and the u.k.. the british government is

the dow up 6/10 of a percent at this point, 8000 to 61. , and the movers will go to midtown manhattant a different two weeks makes, funny. .-- vonnie now, the nasdaq is nearly even on the year. the nasdaq is higher, four days in a row. the nasdaq is not near its record high, is this a signal of divergence to sell the s&p 500 or is there catch up potential for the nasdaq. i reached out to the chief technical officer at mk am holdings and he is in the latter camp. we take a long-term look at the nasdaq, this is the 2000 feet -- 2000 peak through the last decade. this consolidation could be a pause before a breakout higher. holdings -- mkm holdings thinks of catch up potential. katie stockton has a different view. she says it is a reason to not assume the markets are free and clear of resistance. that growth could lead, the international markets have lagged and this could be a disadvantage technically. vonnie: let's check in with bloomberg first word news. courtney collins has more. >> the u.k. will have a new prime minister by wednesday night. david cameron says he is stepping down. >>

. ♪ ♪ vonnie: beautiful midtown manhattan, lovely sunny day. i'm vonnie quinn.ry: and i'm shery ahn. time for a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. chrysler is being investigated by the u.s. department of justice for fraud, according to people familiar with the matter. prosecutors are scrutinizing whether the carmaker violated securities laws. the chicago area dealer alleges that they inflated u.s. car sales by paying dealers to report selling more vehicles than they actually did. timee: for the first volkswagen has said that they will compensate the dealers hurt by the omissions scandal, according to "the wall street journal." the scandal affected half of a million vehicles in the u.s.. shery: blackstone expects to take the invitation homes unit public in the first half of next year. thes the biggest company in home rental business. it would go public as a real estate investment trust. that's your business flash up eight. let's turn now to the deal of the day. vonnie: softbank buying a chip designer, i rulings. deal is cominghe into focu

. ♪ ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in midtown manhattan, you are watching bloomberg.umpton is in the newsroom with first word news. mark: the british prime minister is assembling her new government, pointing philip hammond as treasury chief area the former foreign secretary, he replaces george osborne, who held the job for six years. osborne has resigned from the government. as also found boris johnson secretary, as they negotiate the british exit from the eu. she also appointed amber rudd as secretary. scotland's first minister is challenging her over her assertion that the new british government must prepare to leave the eu. he says that brexit means brexit doesn't apply to scotland. they will be seeking talks with may. all scottish districts voted to stay in the lock. -- block. the african-american man killed by a police officer during a traffic stop in minnesota had a it ispermit area gun erie girlfriend said that he was shot after telling police that castil e was shot while reaching for his identification. hillary clinton has a three-point point lead over donald

. ♪ scarlet: from bloomberg headquarters in midtown manhattan, you are watching "bloomberg markets."carlet fu. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. trump's running mate says the ticket might lift its ban of certain media outlets. indiana governor mike pence says the campaign will evaluate its there will bet available to the media whether they are "fair or unfair." an attorney for u.s. senator bob menendez of new jersey says he will ask the third u.s. circuit court of appeals to review a ruling allowing the corruption case against menendez to move forward. earlier today a federal appeals court refused to dismiss corruption charges against the democrat. menendez has pleaded not guilty to bribery and fraud charges. the charity save the children a hospital it supports in northern syria has been bombed with two people reportedly killed. the syrian observatory for human rights is reporting that airstrikes hit the hospital as well as the center for first responders in a rural village. andhospital opened in 2014 has an on-call pediatrician and six incubators for premature babies. turkey is escalating it

as well as the s&p. , weaps the most movement have abigail doolittle in midtown manhattan to tell us and put the nasdaq positive on the year. now we have a training down slightly. really flipping between small gains and losses this morning. not a lot happening from the percentage standpoint. boost, we havet microsoft helping the nasdaq the most. the biggest day ever for amazon. with the stock down, investors -- as for the second biggest point boost nabby behind microsoft, paypal shares are stronger. glenn green says, head of the second quarter of or next thursday, he thinks they could be on transaction revenue. he sees bullish transfer the near and medium-term. be the tech stock to rise through the end of the year. but again, we do have the nasdaq turning negative, flipping between small gains and losses. the biggest driver now a starbucks at 1.7% on a downgraded opr capital. frappuccino and food sales are probably likely to be weaker than extent -- than expected for the second quarter when they report next thursday along with paypal. it will be a big reporting day here at the nasdaq

c+sv worldfrom bloomberg's headquarters in midtown manhattan, you are watching bloomberg markets.tt miller. joe: and i am joe weisenthal. matt: let's start with a check of the headlines. ramy inocencio is there. ramy: we go to capitol hill, and james comey is facing criticism from republicans regarding his criminalnot to pursue charges against hillary clinton. to applycolby: we try the same standard whether you are rich or poor, white or black, old or young, famous, or not known at all. i hope folks would take some time to understand the other cases. i understand reasonable people have questions. at the start of the hearing, jason chaffetz said he was mystified by the decision and also expressed concern that comey was creating a double standard. vermont senator bernie sanders is set to endorse hillary clinton on tuesday at a campaign event in new hampshire. alders tells bloomberg's hunt that donald trump is a pathological liar and he plans to throw his full support behind electing clinton president. president obama is on his way to poland, preparing for his final nato summit. on t

. ♪ vonnie: and the sun has come out there in midtown manhattan. bloomberg markets.m vonnie quinn. shery: i am shery ahn -- time for the bloomberg business business flash. the justice department may try to prevent to takeover bids in the health insurance space according to a person familiar with the matter who says antitrust of issues are looking to file lawsuits to block anthem's takeover of rival health insurance -- insurer cigna. a final decision could come this weekend will be made by the end of this month. vonnie: european stocks fell from a three-week high lead by minors after rio tinto posted week iran or figures. -- iron ore figures. the worstle, is among performers in em currencies. bonds across europe also declined. shery: a brazilian judge has blocked nationwide access to whatsapp national third blackout for service in the nation. the move comes after the application failed to hand over information requested in a criminal investigation. aatsapp is also facing $15,300 a day fine until it complies with a judicial order. and that is your business -- your busi

here's one of our college associates capturing pokÈmon weedlo obviously in midtown manhattan., parks they're all fine, be careful. on this list of things we should not have to say, police don't play at national cemeteries, or holocaust memorials because that's been happening, and that said, two marines playing the game, did help police catch an attempted murder suspect in southern california. they were out playing when they spotted a suspicious guy in a park, and it seemed the guy had an outstanding warrant after calling the cops. so pikachu saved the day. and the correspondent at large in nashville. i have an addicted personality, because i've not downloaded this already. but i see everywhere, they're out. what are they doing? >> we . >> they're pokÈmon trainers, and trying to catch them all over the world and all over the country. pokÈmon go hasn't had its global launch yet. we're in a beta phase, if you can believe that. >> people at home are sitting home watching and don't have any idea what we're talking about. what is pokÈmon go? 101 level? >> it's a free game, ios or an

i'm matt miller in midtown manhattan with tom keene. tom: good evening.is a very fluent moment right now. we will have mark crumpton bring you up-to-date. we are doing everything we can to aggregate the headlines globally. best thatpeak to the we can find on international relations on the distinctions and differences this time. our single message at 7:19 eastern time. this is a highly fluid situation across all of turkey. right now, let's go to mark crumpton for an update. president obama is urging all parties in turkey to support the democratically-elected government of president erdogan. president obama is urging restraint and to avoid violence or bloodshed during a military takeover. --sident or no one has said president erdogan has said that despite the military action, he is still in charge and the head of the military. however, we have had reports of some protesters being fired on. president erdogan one had urged protesters take to the street in peaceful protest to confront those wanting to take over the country. the president says he is still in ch

a ballroom in the hilton in midtown manhattan? did you expect move from donald trump? ll see more but i guess when you're stuck in manhattan, you're kind of limited. but this won't be the famous san diego jack kemp unveil, for sure. >> not a trump property, surprisingly. >> right! right. he's got a couple hotels but i hear that the balance room at the hilton is pretty big. quickly, a.b., what's the big surprise next week that we'll all be talking about in cleveland? >> you know, i don't think it will be negative. we've all been anticipating how this could blow up and become a disaster. but i think the big surprise would be if it goes very well without incident. and that the vp is someone that unites the party and that the speakers are great and that donald trump is great and he doesn't tweet something bad at midnight and i think that could be a great big surprise that would really scare hillary clinton. >> all right. barry and dana, a.b. and tim, thank you all so much. we'll be in cleveland of course all next week. who knows what a surprise could be. >>> coming up thoug

you are looking out at beautiful midtown manhattan. it is what, 105 out there?ulie: this is julie hyman. vonnie: a look at the biggest bloomberg stories right now. housing sales got worse. says appareler's and housewares sales fell in q2, worse than estimates. consumer confidence weakened in the run-up to the european referendum. microsoft ceo satya nadella is reorganizing his management team, making the move because operating officer kevin turner will be leaving for a job at financial services firm citadel. nadella appointed julie: executives -- appointed two executives to head up sales. weeks after winning their first nba championship, the cavaliers are leading the league in merchandise sales, but steph curry has the nba's most popular jersey. lebron james has the second-most popular jersey, based on overall nba.com store sales from april to june. that's your bloomberg business flash update. julie: pepsi stock is gaining in today's session, reaching the highest level on record. the company boasting second quarter profits beating estimates, and boosting the ful

seems like midtown manhattan wouldn't necessarily be the obvious choice to build a senior center.are the demographics here driving this? >> well, i think the first and most important issue is that the super luxury condominium development movement that we've been chronicling over the last five years has been played out. and developers have to build something from an economic standpoint, new development condos at the high end of the market has been overplayed. so now what we're seeing is alternatives. there's been a lot of hotel development. we're looking at assisted living as another opportunity. >> right. now, the hook to this story so to speak as we journalists like to call it is that there's a property that used to be a t.j.i. friday's and it's going to be converted into this luxury senior assisted living complex. and the monthly rent is staggering, it's $20,000. you are, debra, in the business of building these homes in specifically new york city, are you seeing the demand to support a $20,000 a month senior assisted living facility? >> yes, well, 39 senior living communities i

liz: connell mcshane at midtown manhattan, outside of the trump tower.re watching story incredibly closely, even with the closing bell 29 minutes away. look at this, folks, dow fighting to close at another all-time high. in fact we were down couple points. if you're driving, listening to us on siri russ 118. we'll take it to lori rothman to find out what is behind the turn around. >>> latest attack in france shaking up campaign trail. donald trump and hillary clinton with diverging ideas how to end the bloodshed. we have republican party chairman matt bor-fus, security moves that the site of the gop convention and what does he think of mike pence if what does mike pence bring to all of this? don't go away. reporter: i'm lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange with a fox business brief. markets losing some momentum at end of a record breaking week. in the last moments we're seeing a turn around for the dow. the dow is up 23 points. up 2 1/2% on the week. the s&p 500 is down one-half of one point. on track for a half of a percent gain for the week

mike pence will join him at the hilton hotel here at midtown, manhattan. >> that's where where you findg, clayton and anna. this will be the first time for donald trump to appear with mike pence since the announcement was made over twitter yesterday that he would be his running mate. the first time that's ever happened to the best of my knowledge. this is not a natural alliance. a couple months ago he had sought the endorsement of governor mike pence but instead he got behind senator ted cruz said to be half hearted endorsement. looked lukewarm. i talked to pence about it he said i'm supporting ted cruz now but if somebody else becomes the republican nominee i will get fully behind them. based on what he told sean hannity last night when it comes to trump he has done exactly that. >> first off, he's the people's choice. and i believe in the collective wisdom of the american people. donald trump understands the anxiety and aspiration of the american people like no leader since reagan. he has given voice to that and people have rallied around him and will continue to rally around him. >>

tomorrow in midtown manhattan. >> and kelly o'donnell, you're reporting from cleveland on what was happening last night all of the networks, we were all reporting it was going to be mike pence, he was seen on the plane landing at the private airport coming into town. and at the same time, donald trump having lost control of this rollout is watching it, you know, from los angeles and is getting increasingly annoyed, for instance, by the head lionels in the indiana newspapers in indianapolis, clearly from the reporters in the political coverage group who have long known the governor and before that congressman, getting annoyed by the leaks. >> reporter: well my reporting andrea says that donald trump found himself in an unusual place, and that's not the one in control of the media news cycle. he had agreed to be in california for fundraising, and he was watching the events unfold from his beverly hills home. and i'm told he was irritated by the leaks and the fact that this had gotten away from him. i'm even told that there was more to it in terms of still some resistance on his part to nail do

not only that, as governor mike pence was walking into a midtown manhattan hotel, donald trump, as you mentioned, was on television, national television, saying he had not made his final decision. pence here tonight saying he got the call on wednesday. so definitely very unclear. sources did tell us that there was a moment where trump questioned his decision before today. this came after the attack in france, but also because of all the leaks that pebs was going to be the selection. some put out a tweet this morning saying presenence was h first choice. he spoke for nearly 30 minutes before introducing governor pence. he talked about brexit. he talked about his hotels in washington, d.c., and he says one of the reasons he chose mike pence is because he looks good. george. >> he also gave the reason, though, tom, and stick with me here, he gave the reason of party unity. there's noquestion that is something mike pence is going to bring donald trump this week. mike pence is admired and respected by social conservatives. admired and respected by the party establishment. has already been e

you were in midtown manhattan. >> no. >> he wasn't out in some borough somewhere. >> de blasio did twoity's speed limit by about ten miles an hour. at the same time, his commissioners increased building permits. so that caused all the congestion. like you said, there's why they're losing billions. >> it's not the fault of the workers. that's a myth. these guys work and it's hard work. you have to coordinate it and have someone there because this is a disaster. if you come to new york city, bring your roller skates because you ain't going to be able to drive anywhere. watters, everyone. factor tip of the day. the american industry and us. the tip, moments away. ded to tax to shut everybody else up about me quitting smoking. i was going to give it a try, but i didn't really think it was going to really happen. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicid

to sarah palin that night, and he treated that room like it was a roast at a friar's club in midtown manhattanuld have a similar tone tonight, he said there might be a little bit of that but it might get emotional because i'm going to make a commitment to police officers today. he said, you just watch. >> i'm going to take a little bit of the guys and benghazi who fought the terrorists there. let's flip over to them and hear what they have to say. >> headed to tripoli and then had to stay behind because they couldn't hold everybody. again, the gaddafi loyalist militia stepped up and said, hey, we can go get the ambassador. they took off, returned with the ambassador's body, myself, tanto and one of the delta force guys checked, make sure it was him, looked him over. he was wearing the exact same clothes he was wearing that morning when i saw him, when we went over there because there was a threat on a local -- well, there was a threat on a government compound that day. and, you know, he was wearing the exact same clothes. the only different, you know, he had black soot on his feet, on his fing

you were in midtown manhattan. >> no. >> he wasn't out in some borough somewhere. >> de blasio did twoten miles an hour. at the same time, his commissioners increased building permits. so that caused all the congestion. like you said, there's why they're losing billions. >> it's not the fault of the workers. that's a myth. these guys work and it's hard work. you have to coordinate it and have someone there because this is a disaster. if you come to new york city, bring your roller skates because you ain't going to be able to drive anywhere. watters, everyone. factor tip of the day. the american industry and us. ♪ ♪ it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the cla250 for $299 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. spending the day with my niece. that make me smile. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my de

they will be meeting with reporters at the hilton in midtown manhattan, new york city.will take more of your calls after that announcement so you can react. the indianapolis star reports that bitter in the day, there will be a welcome home rally for mr. pence -- the indianapolis star reports that later in the day, there will be a welcome home rally for mr. pence. it will be 5:00 p.m. saturday at the indianapolis executive airport. pregame starts at 4:30, but we are not having that even at we are just letting you know that that is happening today. we will be tracking mr. pence and trump's travels, as well as hillary clinton. we will see, probably pretty soon, who she will take as a running mate. we will track it leading up to the election. colleen, independent. ok, this is hypocrisy. mr. trump has been speaking against mrs. clinton for voting for the iraq war. i am ready sure mr. pence did. in fact, he was walking down the marketplace in baghdad saying everything is safe with a wall of soldiers around him protecting him. i do believe mr. trump should show his past taxes

. ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in midtown manhattan, i am matt miller.bloomberg markets. julie hyman has the big reveal on the mystery stock. here is the clue, our pick is having a tough day while toying with new products and they are transforming themselves after frozen profits could take another year. transformers, frozen, you want to do the honors? , i got a lot of guesses but mike smith was the first person to e-mail and said the ponds gave it away. that's the point. -- of the puns gave it away. julie: it is indeed hasbro which came out with earnings that beat boy earningst the are taking a beating. matt: because boys don't like frozen? --ie: it's the civic boy it's the specific boy category for those who like their toys gendered. they are in between transformers movies so that's why there is a gap in the transformer toy profits. year to date, the stock is done well. is becauseallusion they took over the frozen franchise from mattel and is benefiting from that. the girl profits are still doing well. if you look at today's session and the drop in the

the 2016 republican presidential ticket at an event slated for saturday morning right here in midtown manhattan. outside trump tower in new york, i'm karen. >> a big turnout on a rally on behalf of a 76 year-old woman faces eviction from her home in san francisco. it included 11 tenants of the homes. they were gathered at mission and 22. they're arguing the real estate agent with vanguard real estate put that home up for sale against the women's wishes and without taking the proper steps. kron 4 talked to the women's niece and claimed the agent has been taking advantage of her aunt and other elderly homeowners in the area. >> it would push a 76 year-old with diabetes out of her home along with all 11 of the tenants who live there and they're all workers in the community, teachers, people who do good things. it's valuable for us to stay here. it's important for us to be here. the kids that live in the house go to elementary school down the street and this eviction would be a travesty for our community. >> she says they've filed claims with the district attorney's office for fraud and elder abuse

. >> rye, we're on east fourth street, you take a walk with me it looks like fifth avenue in midtown manhattan a different story how much better they're doing, one thing about this area that we're in right now, that affected them as far as protesters go, is that this is outside of the safe zone. so anybody can come through here who does not have a credential. you don't need it. one owner, really, this clothing store right here told us a while ago, so far the protesters haven't affected them just yet. >> from our observations the last couple of days, people are just going about their business. protests are having to happen like they're happening and you can't really get away from it, it's just how everyone reacts to it, and we here in cleveland have been doing a great job. >> busy here, charles. somebody told me their restaurant is up 25%. i had another restaurant owner tell me that his place is up about three times as much, everybody's got their own story, but also everybody keeping an eye on security as well. charles: thanks a lot, blake. looks fun out there. have a good time and stay safe. >

. >> reporter: after meetings with trump in midtown manhattan pence was peppered with questions if trumped to back out of the political partnership. >> my family and i couldn't be more honored. we've had the opportunity to run with and serve with the next president of the united states. >> reporter: a former talk radio host pence served six terms in the house of representatives rising to become the fourth-ranking republican in congress and establishing a reputation as a staunch fiscal and social conservative. >> i'm a christian, a conservative, and republican in that order. >> reporter: after running for president in 2012, pence decided to run for governor. as governor pence worked with the obama white house to expand medicaid a controversial religious freedom law which lead to legalized discrimination of gays. businesses cancelled events in indiana, and the state lost millions. >> it's been a tough week here in the hoosier state. >> reporter: ultimately forcing pence to amend the law. >> i don't believe for a minute that it was the intention of the general assembly to create a license t

. >>> yesterday in midtown manhattan donald trump introduced all of us to mike tense. there was so much made over, wait a minute, he's the guy who endorsed ted cruz, why did you pick him, we're going tell you a little of the backstory coming up. if you missed the announcement yesterday, it was close to noon in new york city at noon. here they are, trump and pence making it official. >> indiana governor mike pence was my first choice, one of the big reasons that i chose mike. and one of the reasons is party unity, i have to be honest. a lot of difference between crooked hillary clinton and mike pence. >> hillary clinton must never become president of the united states of america. let's come together as a party and a people and a movement to make america great again, and that day begins when donald trump becomes the 45th president of the united states of america. >> so it's so fascinating to look at how this all came together. >> by the way, they could have used our lighting people there. the lighting not good at the hilton. >> what is different about this? every time do

will have an event at 11:00 eastern time this morning live on c-span with governor pence in midtown manhattanv on c-span, c-span radio, and on c-span.org. , indianapolis, you are on. caller: good morning. i have a statement to the american people, a very serious comment. they have got to wake up. we are in trouble in this country. congas has been the main country since obama has been in office. -- congress has been the main problem in this country since obama has been in office. mitch mcconnell is one of the main problems. from the time the primary election can around, because the american people's lack of knowledge. i am done with them. host: we got your point. question for our guest? caller: i am sorry? host: question for our guest? caller: why are the american people so ignorant? host: is that something you can handle? guest: nope, let's move on. host: jeff in tennessee, independent caller. i am just wondering why y'all and talking about gary johnson. all we hear is clinton and trump. host: tell us about gary johnson and why we should know more and talk about him. caller: well, i don't eve

our own david faber joins us now from midtown, manhattan, with a special interview. >> thank you very you may have heard it promoted on cnbc for a bit. now with james gorman the chairman and ceo of morgan stanley at the company's headquarters in times square. >> thanks for coming up. >> you're welcome. i was reading the transcript of the call i think i was on tv so i wasn't able to listen to it, and you don't seem that overjoyed at what was a pretty good quarter. i think you said, it was okay, this is what you said, it was okay, feels good in this environment but 8.3% return on equity why aren't you more excited. >> quotas come around with alarming frequencierly 30 weeks. i don't get too excite dd or do when they're down. we're making prog xwres. the business did well. all of our businesses sequentially were up. it was an 8.3% roe. decent for sure. >> what does that mean? again, on the call you talked about sort of emerging from the pack in terms of the global banking industry. and being one of the institutions that is strengthening at this point. what can you point to that says we're