sure was. >> reporter: at this point, mike's wife robin taylor decided she wanted to jump in. >> thecouple of months, they must have been a roller coaster for you. >> it was worse than a roller coaster, it was a train wreck. >> yet you still support trump? >> yeah. all obama done for us is he took away jobs. obama put a war on coal and it took everybody away. >> he did right by you in health care? >> the only thing i can say was good about eight years of him was this health care. trump you have the hope of like he said -- there's jobs already coming back. so that's the hope that we're going to survive. >> reporter: when it comes to obamacare, she says repeal would have been dead wrong. >> let me tell you something. they need to come and live a day in my house with him. when he walks through the house and he can't breathe. that he sleeps, he's turning purple, his facing turning black because he can't breathe. but yet he keeps going. >> i can't help but thinking, gosh, this is a little reckless. >> on trump's part? it is. i don't know if he'll say this or not. if he does, my name's rob

. >> reporter: mike taylor was diagnosed with black lung disease. he voted for trump, but depends on obamacare. >> if it weren't for the health care, i couldn't. >> reporter: you couldn't, what? >> you choose between the -- eating and surviving. >> reporter: his wife has been through the ringer, too. >> let me tell you something. they need to come and live a day in my house with him. he can't breathe, his lips are turning purple because he can't breathe. >> reporter: they give president obama full credit for providing health coverage, but they're still 100% behind trump, hoping he'll bring back jobs and stand up for america. does any part of you think, i shouldn't have voted for this guy? >> no, no. i'd vote for him again. >> reporter: we tagged along as they went to fill their prescriptio prescriptions. >> almost $600,000. >> reporter: just for the medicine? >> yes. >> reporter: but that's not what the receipt says, thanks to obama care. >>> next, the pope speaking out against suicide bombings against christian churches. terry moran, in cairo tonig

. >> mike taylor with fda and all the regulations through, he held a kind of dual priority approach,one, high food safety and, regulations workable for the food industry. if it wasn't practical it wasn't going to happen but if it didn't achieve a good result it wasn't worth it. he had that exactly right. fda's first mission is to carry through that vision to its implementation. with inspections that are skilled and evenhanded looking at the food safety system as a whole, not picking on little things but big things that matter. i think that the inspections will be important, fda could not do that alone. and large in the role of the states, a strong advocate of, it does need funding, that is part of the funding picture. in largest scope by manyfold, it is a lost opportunity if not done. it does require funding but that is key. one of the things that was not completed in the last administration is a series of guide to implement deregulation. and i think everybody is hopeful that those will emerge because they fill the picture. >> follow-up question, maybe you can help folks understand h

when mike taylor was at fda and sheparded all of the regulations through, he held a kind of duel priority approach. a high bar for food safety and, two regulation that's were workable for the food industry. it want practical, it wasn't going to happen. but if it didn't achieve a good result, it wasn't worth it. i think f.d.a.'s first mission is to carry through that vision into implementation. with skills and even handed. picking on big things that matter. i think that the inspections will be important. fda cannot do that alone. enlarging the role of the states which again mike was a strong advocate of. it enlarges the xoescope by man fold. it does require funding. i think that's key. there is aur who whole series o guidance documents. i think everybody is hopeful that those will emerge. they kind of fill out the picture. >> and just a follow up question. maybe can you help folks understand how budget cuts to fda might ultimately interfere with the ability of the agency to meet that inspection mandate, sp develop those guidance documents. >> the way the fda budget works is almost all mone

when mike taylor was at fda and shepherded all the fsma regulations through, he held a kind of bi -- dual priority approach. one, a high bar for food safety. two regulation that's were workable for the food industry. it want practical, it wasn't going to happen. but if it didn't achieve a good result, it wasn't worth it. i think he had that exactly right. so i think fda's first mission is to carry through that vision into implementation. with inspections that are both skilled and even-handed. looking at the food safety system as a whole. not picking on little things, but picking on big things that matter. i think that the inspections will be important. fda cannot do that alone. enlarging the role of the states which again mike was a strong advocate of. it does need funding. that's part of the funding picture. it enlarges the scope by many fold. and so it's a really lost opportunity if not done. it does require funding. i think that's key. ask one of the things that was not completed in the last administration, there is a whole series of guidance documents. to implement the fda regula

joe: when mike taylor was at fda and shepherded all the regulations through, he held a approach,w priorityone was a high bar for food safety and the other was regulation that were workable for the food industry. it was not practical and would not happen, if it did not achieve a good result, it was not worth it. he had a right. fda's first mission is to carry through the miss -- vision into implementation with inspections that are skilled and evenhanded. looking at the food safety system as a whole, not taking the little things but big things that matter. inspections will be important, the fda could not do that alone. enlarging the roles of the state. mike was a strong advocate of that, part of the funding picture. it enlarges the scope of the inspectorate by manyfold. it is a lost opportunity if not done. it requires funding. one of the things that was not completed in the last administration is a series of guidance documents to implement the fda regulations. i think everybody is hopeful that those will emerge because they fill out the picture. >> a follow-up question. help also understand

mike pence had a warning for north korean. weeks, thee past two world witnessed the strength of our new president in syria and afghanistan. north korea would do well not to test his resolve. taylor: mike pence urged china on north korea's nuclear wearables -- nuclear program. of forging and leaking state secrets. the chairman was also indicted on giving $6 million in bribes. acceleratedeconomy for the second quarter innovaro. rose 6.9% in the first quarter from one year ago. new credit rose more than expected. global news, 24 hours a day. powered by our more than 2600 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. let's look at the markets. many markets are closed but we do have profound moves. equities,to that of futures, bonds, currencies. the two cent spread is the story and we will get to that with our chart in a moment. oil is off the big move. vix moves after the fear in the market you saw thursday before good friday. here is where we sit on the dow. yield, the-year color is wrong on the chart. it should be read down the three basis points. down to 1.18. and there is the yen. 108.32 -- we will have conversation on that across th

that they have flyers visiting devils, sam moran and mike vechione i makes their flyers debuts at least for one game dit not matter. no score taylor the solid defense. helping teammates to make that save. scoreless in the final minutes , mason would reject mike, and extra hockey, what a treat. devils catch flyers on a line change, and, john moore, he scores, the flyers lose this 11 to nothing in overtime. >>> sixers losing ways have mostly continued this season, there are a few games you can point to and say they completely gave up. last night was one of those games. villanova stud josh hart at the game, they could have used his defense. first quarter jeremy lynn is wide opened for three, brooklyn, nailed 16 of them on the night, they are up by seven early. in the second it all unravels. sixers turn it over, archie goodwin on the break, and the slam, and he is fouled. just a brutal defensive effort for the sixers. >>> stilled in second brooks lopez would join the party. the nets score 81 in the first half, sixers give up a wells fargo record 141 points, they lose to the war team in the league, yes, 141-118. >>> right-hander jared

taylor riggs has that. >> u.s. vice president mike present -- mike pence delivered another warning to north korea.he era of strategic patience, is over. while all options are on the is workingpresident closely with japan, south korea, and all of our allies in the for a peaceful resolution and the nuclear station of the korean administration. a military strike -- a military strike is still possible but they would like to have side-by-side negotiations. >> chancellor told lawmakers that he can "confidently predicted that there will be another u.k. budget after the election on june 8." this comes after an announcement on theresa may calling for an early general election. tax returns are due in the u.s. today and do so is any money that you oh uncle sam or 26. the internal revenue service has processed over 100 million returns from individuals and 80% have qualified for refunds. $2851, upe refund is $51 from last year. in number of people audited 2016 dropped in the sixth straight year to one million. i'm taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. david? david: we're going to use that as a segue. activists are

taylor, thank you for that. vice president mike pence is in south korea where he visited the demilitarized zone on the border of the korean peninsula. they had a ballistic missile test. joining us from washington, d.c. is our chief correspondent kevin. what does mike pence want to come back with, exactly? kevin: he wants the china to pressure north korea. that's why president trump is not labeling the chinese as a currency manipulator. we are all estimating that report. they feel that could be a point of leverage as they negotiate with china to address the north koreans. of course, this is a first trip for vice president mike pence as he does this. it comes a little more than a week after the president met with president trump in florida to discuss a host of issues including the economy and national security. vonnie: kevin what would prod north korea and not sort of awake the sleeping giant, if you like? why is it in china's interest to get involved here? kevin: let's remember previous administrations have relied on the chinese to

taylor: vice president mike pence is in japan where he is talking trade in north korea.d he also said the era of strategic patients with north korea is over. pence told the deputy prime minister that he wants trade that is free and fair and for the u.s., the transpacific trade deal is a thing of the past. president trump is taking aim at tech outsourcing companies that bring in thousands of foreign workers to the u.s. he is ordering a review of the h-1b visa program. an administration official says -- would likely have fewer visas approved. the program has been criticized for allowing american workers to be replaced by lower paid foreigners. in china, housing prices rose in the most cities since october. gained in 62 of 70 cities tracked by the government. authorities have imposed resurgence in number of cities to prevent a real estate bubble. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. thankse: thanks --tom: so much. united kingdom markets greatly influenced right now. ent sp

mike zunino comes in to score giving the mariners a two- nothing lead taylor motter follows it up with. triggs allowed five hits... six runs in 4 2/3. in the seventh cruz slaps a three-run bomb putting the game away... cruz finished the game with 5 r-b- i's a's lose 11-1 (justine) coming up.... which bay area high school has a lot to celebrate tonight... after winning a world robotics compettion. (justine) in the south bay... a group of high school students are celebrating winning a robotics world championship . the team called-- the resistance-- from nibot robotics in santa clara won the vex robotics world championship. this is the world's largest robotics competition. the resistance was up against more than one-thousand teams from over 30 countries. the championship is an opportunity for students across the world to learn and realized their potential... with the ultimate goal of encouraging teamwork and diversity. ((jr stone)) much more news coming up at the top of the hour. the golden state warriors moving on to game four with out head coach steve kerr... we'll hear what fans are sa

mike mckee is talking about john taylor's taylor rule. 5% is completely ridiculous. -- that would throwcession. the taylor rule is subject to assumptions. based on where the real unemployment rate is, you have a fed funds rate equilibrium that is not far above where it is today. we willess is that always have a monetary policy no matter who the fed chair is that will operate based on a lot of judgment. that is the way it should be. jonathan: david rosenberg, thank you for joining us. bloomberg's michael mckee, always enjoy your reporting. if you get to the boards very quickly to set you up -- futures firming up, 20 on the dow. switch of the board reflate us treasuries remain -- the yen stronger. we come in by 2/10 of 1%. from a beautiful new york city, you are watching bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: this is bloomberg daybreak. uber has opened up about his finances and is still losing money. the company should financial information with bloomberg and shows that uber's growth -- to was $6.5 that revenue million. the company said sales growth is outpacing the losses. the pentagon's approval for the

mike wife and will get noology an argument about taylor swift. my wife is not a big taylor swift.we have on the show all the time. >> pink the guitar listen to it like this. she's like oh, okay maybe you're right. maybe i don't like the way it was reported. >> it's undeniable. >> all right. some of the other big names last night' event peter frampton rob thomas was so excited to see him perform, eric basil i don't know and rhyme highman from the hooters they also wrote cindy lauper's hit time after time. >> i didn't know that. >> i really enjoyed talking with rob thomas. super funny. so laid back. >> gave i was ton of infor information. >> an cues tick cover of taylor swift is coming out. >> i had to add just for maureen. that's a debate on our show. >> the hooters are from philadelphia too. >> he was super cool i want to keep asking him questions about song writing really told me so many details about the song writing process and how he used to write them in high school to get girls and then he became larger than life. >> private story tellers. >> thanks erin. >> thank you guys.

taylor, michael nieves, what do you have there? a little box? >> this one of the build shows every month. what are you building, mike? >> i'm building the spring chicken that we have. it's a chicken hatching out of an egg or as i like to call it a duck taking a bubble bath. would you like to hold it? >> that's pretty impressive. i'm not good at these things. >> he put that together in two seconds. >> michael, thank you very much. i'll take this with me. keep that. >> good luck on thursday. >> michael, thank you. >> thanks for coming and thanks for the gift. >>> now your nbc 10 first-alert weather. >> all right. they're having more fun over in the other studio. we have to talk rain over here because while today looks very good things change pretty quickly overnight into tomorrow. here's a look at your radar and satellite view and we are clear for the most part aside from the high-level clouds and we'll see the clouds thicken up, and overnight. why? because we're ahead of a storm system heading in our direction. here's the time line, in philadelphia, 65 and mid-60s and notice we'll go from partly cloudy to most low clo

mike samwell. time for a look at the weather with darren bett. —— with matt taylor.time of year. another cool night. showers spreading south across mainly england and wales. clearer skies following them. towards the west of the country they will hold on. there could be a frost in the countryside, particularly in the hills of eastern scotland and northern england. a chilly start but a reasonably bright start. showers on the east coast few or far between. cloudier skies and showers on the west side of the country. starting to feel a little warmer. this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines: borisjohnson has suggested that britain could help america take further action against the syrian regime in the event of another chemical weapons attack. if the americans choose to act again, and they ask us to help, as i say, i think it would be very difficult to say no. labour leaderjeremy corbyn is on the campaign trail in harlow in essex, making a speech about labour‘s plans to build a million new homes if it wins the general election. ministers from 27 european union countries ar