and recognizing mike taylor, you can raise their hand please. with creative sports, thank you, mike. to let you know that mike is the director of global operations and his amazing team and we want to thank them for this beautiful court and all the improvements you see here today. i also would like to acknowledge here, mike kits, your senior vice president partners. raise your hand, please. thank you, mike. [applause] and also yoyo chan. warriors vice president of public affairs. first up on our speakers' list, please give a warm welcome to mayor london breed. >> hello, everyone. you know, i'm really excited to be here today. earlier today, we were at rosa parks. many of you know rosa parks and the pink pallet down the street on connects and westbound ser and we celebrated the rehabilitation of over 200 units there just like we celebrated the units that were rehabilitated here at west side court last year in february. when we talked about rad and rehabilitation because of the many public housing units in san francisco were being neglected and they

and recognizing mike taylor, you can raise their hand please. with creative sports, thank you, mike. to let you know that mike is the director of global operations and his amazing team and we want to thank them for this beautiful court and all the improvements you see here today. i also would like to acknowledge here, mike kits, your senior vice president partners. raise your hand, please. thank you, mike. [applause] and also yoyo chan. warriors vice president of public affairs. first up on our speakers' list, please give a warm welcome to mayor london breed. >> hello, everyone. you know, i'm really excited to be here today. earlier today, we were at rosa parks. many of you know rosa parks and the pink pallet down the street on connects and westbound ser and we celebrated the rehabilitation of over 200 units there just like we celebrated the units that were rehabilitated here at west side court last year in february. when we talked about rad and rehabilitation because of the many public housing units in san francisco were being neglected and they

and recognizing mike taylor, you can raise their hand please. e sports, thank you, mike. to let you know that mike is the director of global operations and his amazing team and we want to thank them for this beautiful court and all the improvements you see here today. i also would like to acknowledge here, mike kits, your senior vice president partners. raise your hand, please. thank you, mike. [applause] and also yoyo chan. warriors vice president of public affairs. first up on our speakers' list, please give a warm welcome to mayor london breed. >> hello, everyone. you know, i'm really excited to be here today. earlier today, we were at rosa parks. many of you know rosa parks and the pink pallet down the street on connects and westbound ser and we celebrated the rehabilitation of over 200 units there just like we celebrated the units that were rehabilitated here at west side court last year in february. when we talked about rad and rehabilitation because of the many public housing units in san francisco were being neglected and they were in nee

and recognizing mike taylor, you can raise their hand please. ative sports, thank you, mike. to let you know that mike is the director of global operations and his amazing team and we want to thank them for this beautiful court and all the improvements you see here today. i also would like to acknowledge here, mike kits, your senior vice president partners. raise your hand, please. thank you, mike. [applause] and also yoyo chan. warriors vice president of public affairs. first up on our speakers' list, please give a warm welcome to mayor london breed. >> hello, everyone. you know, i'm really excited to be here today. earlier today, we were at rosa parks. many of you know rosa parks and the pink pallet down the street on connects and westbound ser and we celebrated the rehabilitation of over 200 units there just like we celebrated the units that were rehabilitated here at west side court last year in february. when we talked about rad and rehabilitation because of the many public housing units in san francisco were being neglected and they were in

and recognizing mike taylor, you can raise their hand please. th creative sports, thank you, mike. to let you know that mike is the director of global operations and his amazing team and we want to thank them for this beautiful court and all the improvements you see here today. i also would like to acknowledge here, mike kits, your senior vice president partners. raise your hand, please. thank you, mike. [applause] and also yoyo chan. warriors vice president of public affairs. first up on our speakers' list, please give a warm welcome to mayor london breed. >> hello, everyone. you know, i'm really excited to be here today. earlier today, we were at rosa parks. many of you know rosa parks and the pink pallet down the street on connects and westbound ser and we celebrated the rehabilitation of over 200 units there just like we celebrated the units that were rehabilitated here at west side court last year in february. when we talked about rad and rehabilitation because of the many public housing units in san francisco were being neglected and they w

and recognizing mike taylor, you can raise their hand please. ive sports, thank you, mike. to let you know that mike is the director of global operations and his amazing team and we want to thank them for this beautiful court and all the improvements you see here today. i also would like to acknowledge here, mike kits, your senior vice president partners. raise your hand, please. thank you, mike. [applause] and also yoyo chan. warriors vice president of public affairs. first up on our speakers' list, please give a warm welcome to mayor london breed. >> hello, everyone. you know, i'm really excited to be here today. earlier today, we were at rosa parks. many of you know rosa parks and the pink pallet down the street on connects and westbound ser and we celebrated the rehabilitation of over 200 units there just like we celebrated the units that were rehabilitated here at west side court last year in february. when we talked about rad and rehabilitation because of the many public housing units in san francisco were being neglected and they were in n

and recognizing mike taylor, you can raise their hand please. with creative sports, thank you, mike. to let you know that mike is the director of global operations and his amazing team and we want to thank them for this beautiful court and all the improvements you see here today. i also would like to acknowledge here, mike kits, your senior vice president partners. raise your hand, please. thank you, mike. [applause] and also yoyo chan. warriors vice president of public affairs. first up on our speakers' list, please give a warm welcome to mayor london breed. >> hello, everyone. you know, i'm really excited to be here today. earlier today, we were at rosa parks. many of you know rosa parks and the pink pallet down the street on connects and westbound ser and we celebrated the rehabilitation of over 200 units there just like we celebrated the units that were rehabilitated here at west side court last year in february. when we talked about rad and rehabilitation because of the many public housing units in san francisco were being neglected and they

you can see brett favre, dan marino, ed reid, mike strahan, jason taylor, these busts are so life-like. they do a great job. for lynch, he has a great chance to not only win the super bowl. he played safety for final years. buccaneers and broncos. seven-time hall finalist. imagine getting a call from the huell saturday and then hoisting the trophy on sun. >> it could make for a pretty cool weekend. typically this week, you don't think of the hall all year. you get here and they bring you down here for it and the hall does a very nice job. this year my mind is occupied and i have a lot of other duties. i haven't thought about it a whole lot. >> like a dad. he had me out a lot. i really hope he can get it. >> i don't know how many times he's been up for it but that would be incredible. such an unbelievable career and to do what he's doing now. pretty impressive. >> the defense that's he led, the games that he won. he's one of the ultimate competitors in football. for me, he definitely belongs here. >> reporter: as we mentioned earlier, bryant young, the former 49ers defensive lineman, is

taylor: that was mike rogers. wework has named a new ceo in a bid to salvage the embattled startup.estate veteran, he took a shopping mall operator out of bankruptcy and was the ceo of a partner property retail group. they have been remaking the management team and added its first woman to the board. i spoke about the strategy with a da davidson senior analyst. perry oxford. >> i have read reports about we work. i feel this is one of their first really positive moves. they have been through a couple of changes but you hit the nail on the head when you said they have a real estate person at a real estate company. k-fed, this is not a tech company with a real estate band. this is real estate first and he is the person to lead this company to profitability. taylor: what can you glean from his previous work about turning around bankrupt companies? that you can now clean forward into any future work that he could do at we work? >> sure. sandeep, being the ceo of a real -- a public company, bringing them through hard times, i think he's the person to lead this company. i think he is the p

and recognizing mike taylor, you can raise their hand please. sports, thank you, mike. to let you know that mike is the director of global operations and his amazing team and we want to thank them for this beautiful court and all the improvements you see here today. i also would like to acknowledge here, mike kits, your senior vice president partners. raise your hand, please. thank you, mike. [applause] and also yoyo chan. warriors vice president of public affairs. first up on our speakers' list, please give a warm welcome to mayor london breed. >> hello, everyone. you know, i'm really excited to be here today. earlier today, we were at rosa parks. many of you know rosa parks and the pink pallet down the street on connects and westbound ser and we celebrated the rehabilitation of over 200 units there just like we celebrated the units that were rehabilitated here at west side court last year in february. when we talked about rad and rehabilitation because of the many public housing units in san francisco were being neglected and they were in need

taylor: joining us now is mike walsh. great to have you.ust jumped off the bloomberg earnings call. what is your key takeaway? >> thanks for having me. i am impressed by the fact that they are able to grow the numbers. one thing that was great to see is that they are closing businesses or selling businesses rather that are not number one or two in the industry. so they are eliminating a bunch of expenses while maintaining some equity in those companies. taylor: they also have their profitability target, now looking at q4 of this year, full-year profitability by 2021. that is a little bit ahead of targets permit how much of that is the market demanding that? mike: i think he was under pressure. as he committed over the last couple earnings calls, he was planning to get to profit ability quickly. i think he has a great team behind him that has been able to meet those objectives. aboutyou were talking growth a minute ago. are there limits to growth? largerd on the call more numbers. does that suggest uber might be coming to the ceiling in term

taylor: that was former house intelligence chairman mike rogers.k named sandy as their new c.e.o. in a bid to salvage the embattled startup. a real estate veteran, she took the shopping mall competitor c.g.e. out of bankruptcy and was c.e.o. of brook field partners retail group. after failing to go public in september, wework has been remaking its management team and added the first woman to the board. i spoke about wework's new strategy with the senior research analyst barry oxford. >> i've written reports about we with work. i feel this is one of their first really positive moves. they have been through a couple of changes but you hit the nail on the head when you said they have a real estate person at a real estate company. this is real estate first and he is the person to lead this ompany to profitability. taylor: what can you glean from his previous work about turning around bankrupt companies? can you glean it forward into any future work he can do at wework? >> sure. sandeep, being the ceo of a public company and bringing them through hard t

taylor: how concerned are you that the u.k. did not ban huawei? miken't think this is done yet. parliament will weigh in. this allows huawei and his network -- there was some crazy notion. 5g, they could protect the corbett all that edge computing. 5g is all about edge computing. your ability to committed to quickly, machine to machine, person-to-person will happen on the edge. i don't know anyone who believes that is even possible, number one. what it means is it will change the way the intelligence services of the united states share with our greatest partner, great britain. we share more with them in real time than any other nation, even more than the five intelligence countries we share information with. that will change. you are giving china the ability to turn off things when there is a disagreement. why would you want any for an adversary to have that capability, that leverage anywhere in your networks? you cannot keep them out. an old saying of the intelligence business -- it is not about where you get into a network, it is how you move once yo

bill taylor resigned. mike pompeo didn't want to take a photo with taylor so he left.hill resigned earlier. kurt volker resigned. you have the state department officials and laura cooper said the defense department, the inspector general of the intelligence community there. some other people that he vented at are still around. >> a lot have moved on already. so certainly we're watching to see if anything else happens. but a number of the people i have spoken to those to this white house, really did describe this as something that should have happened long ago. these are people who are loyal to the president. they're defending these a necessary move meaning you won't see a shift in this kind of behavior or into. >> there was one republican, mitt romney, who voted to convict the president on one of the counts. he said i know what's about to happen to me. >> corrupting an election to keep oneself in office is perhaps the most abusive and destructive violation of one's oath of office that i can imagine. i'm sure to hear abuse from the president and his supporters. does any

taylor: that was mike walsh.s hour we will tell you more about the company who beat uber in china and the woman who spearheaded -- became the world's most profitable start up. we got the first real look at how disney's new streaming services faring. we will bring you all of the numbers next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: we got our first indication of how disney's new streaming service was faring when we got numbers. it challenges netflix is on the line dominance. we spoke with bloomberg's lucas in los angeles. >> they went and updated the numbers for they different disney streaming services so far this quarter. that is something that netflix does not characteristically do, so now we know disney plus has 28 million subscribers. all told, disney in just one year has become the second biggest player in tv streaming after netflix. we do not know how many prime customers are actually watching video. impressive andly strong viewership based on some of the data that bob iger shared about the popularity of different show

and recognizing mike taylor, you can raise their hand please. ative sports, thank you, mike. to let you know that mike is the director of global operations and his amazing team and we want to thank them for this beautiful court and all the improvements you see here today. i also would like to acknowledge here, mike kits, your senior vice president partners. raise your hand, please. thank you, mike. [applause] and also yoyo chan. warriors vice president of public affairs. first up on our speakers' list, please give a warm welcome to mayor london breed. >> hello, everyone. you know, i'm really excited to be here today. earlier today, we were at rosa parks. many of you know rosa parks and the pink pallet down the street on connects and westbound ser and we celebrated the rehabilitation of over 200 units there just like we celebrated the units that were rehabilitated here at west side court last year in february. when we talked about rad and rehabilitation because of the many public housing units in san francisco were being neglected and they were in

and recognizing mike taylor, you can raise their hand please. th creative sports, thank you, mike. to let you know that mike is the director of global operations and his amazing team and we want to thank them for this beautiful court and all the improvements you see here today. i also would like to acknowledge here, mike kits, your senior vice president partners. raise your hand, please. thank you, mike. [applause] and also yoyo chan. warriors vice president of public affairs. first up on our speakers' list, please give a warm welcome to mayor london breed. >> hello, everyone. you know, i'm really excited to be here today. earlier today, we were at rosa parks. many of you know rosa parks and the pink pallet down the street on connects and westbound ser and we celebrated the rehabilitation of over 200 units there just like we celebrated the units that were rehabilitated here at west side court last year in february. when we talked about rad and rehabilitation because of the many public housing units in san francisco were being neglected and they w

perhaps millions of people learned about the fearless colored man from taylor, texas. >> mike: there are some. i don't happen to have one. it is a fuzzy image. it showed him doing exactly that. let me say this before we moved to the next thing. one of the accomplishments of black cowboys is sometimes the reation of cowboy songs. how many of you are familiar with the yellow road to texas? ok. you heard that song being sung. it might not sound quite like his one. ♪ ♪ [inaudible] ♪ mike: the song was originally something like this, very close. there's a yellow rose in texas that i'm going to see. no other darky knows her, no one, only me. hat would not be politically correct today to say. that's the way it was. she cried so when i left her, it nearly broke my heart. she's the sweetest rose of color his darky ever knew. we know this song was being performed by a black cowboy. singing was very much a part of cowboy life, particularly in erms of moving cattle. at the evening time, the cattle that was being moved from texas to points north were half wild. they were not tame cattle. they had

taylor: that was mike rogers. work hasn't been new ceo.p out of bankruptcy in 2010. he was also ceo of brookfield property partners. after failing to go public in september, we work has been remaking its management team and added its first woman to the board. i spoke about the new strategy with da davidson's senior analyst, barry oxford. >> i wrote reports about we work and how they struggled with the company. i feel this is one of their positive moves. they have been through a couple of ceo changes but i think you hit the nail on the head when they have a real estate person. this is a real estate company but not a tech company with a real estate event. this is real estate first. i think sandeep is the person to lead the company as far as getting them to profitability. taylor: what can you glean from sandeep's previous work in turning around some real estate companies, pulling them out of bankruptcy, that you can glean forward into future work he could do at wework? >> sunday being the ceo of a being company -- sandeep the ceo of a public

taylor, this effort, the meme effort, it's part of a larger strategy. is it not? also the, mikerg is going after the president where he lives, on social media, but the ploeftmost aggressive twitt presence we've seen of anybody. can this work with young voters and secondly overall strategy. is this something that will get him ahead of game? >> it got trump ahead of game. a new tactic in 2020. no. it got trump elected. wasn't necessarily paying influencers but bringing them into his circle posting on his behalf and he claps back at twitter, become a meme himself. i don't know. bloomberg is taking a very paid approach. actually you mentioned -- >> walk us through that a little. >> paying groups of memers to post these -- >> memers? >> people who post, tens of millions. >> wow. >> spending $1 billion on facebook ads, reported by nbc, and out there every few minutes posting and aggressive, has an aggressive online army. [ bleep bloomberg is doing the same thing. responding to trump on twitter and paying people to post for him. >> i take that to, we're going to ping-pong between young

this morning, diana taylor spoke at an event in san francisco for her longtime partner, mayor mike bloomberg. the event was for female entrepreneurs in the bay area. taylor is the former new york state superintendent of banks. she spoke about the obstacles that she overcame in the business world. she also explained why she thinks that mike bloomberg is the right candidate for the nomination. >> mike knows, deep in his bones, boosted by all of the women around him that what is good for women is good for america. he will be a president that lives that. his record proves that. >> taylor will attend meetings at ucsf and fremont, and an event in walnut creek. >>> the south carolina primary is two days away. joe biden is leading the pack, hoping for his first victory. as lauren blanchard tells us, speaker nancy pelosi says democrats remain united, despite the fractured field of candidates. >> our responsibility is to win the house. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders marches toward super tuesday, already with two victories and a close second place, there's growing concern that a sanders nomination

. >> several democratic candidates will be in the bay area with mike bloomberg longtime partner, diana taylor san francisco today and dr. jill biden in the city tomorrow. tulsi gabbard will be in the bay area but they have not released specific details. bernie sanders walter rally in san jose on sunday with joe biden in california on super tuesday. many analysts in the bay ar believe they will focus on the latino vote with california one of seven states with a large latino population. together they make up half of the democratic delegates at state. >> there is a misconception that latinos only care about immigration. immigration is important us but we care about prioritizing healthcare with opportunity and education for all. >> the san francisco latino democratic club endorsed bernie sanders. like nevada with latino voters in california they also appear to be behind sanders as well. >>> stay here for coverage on super tuesday on the national and local levels and on warnings on to we will previewed the races with the latest results at 4:00 in the afternoon continuing for 7 1/2 hours on ktvu fo

mike bloomberg's longtime partner, diana taylor, attended an event in san francisco to campaign for the former mayor of new york city. the event was for female entrepreneurs. she is a former wall street executive, and worked as a superintendent of banks for the state of new york. she did explain why she things that mike bloomberg is the right candidate for the democratic nomination.>> reporter: mike knows, deep in his bones, boosted by all of the women around him, that what is good for women is good for america. he will be a president that lives that. his record proves that. >> this evening, taylor's talking to democrats. the group is the largest democratic club in northern california. while all eyes a been on the presidential primary, there are also a lot of important races on the ballot next tuesday. these are races that a californian republicans and democrats have been working on for some time. greg lee spoke with the chair of both parties about what this primary means. >> we have a huge opportunity. we need you to give us a chance. think this is an opportunity to showcase the great

taylor: that was the structure capital managing partner mike walsh.we tell you more about the company that beat uber in becamend the woman who -- who spearheaded the world's second most valuable startup. and we get a look at how disney's new streaming service is faring. we bring you the numbers next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: we got our first indication of how disney's new streaming service is faring on tuesday. 26.5ribers soared to million, topping estimates and signaling a fast start as they challenge netflix. we spoke with lucas shaw in los angeles. numbershey updated the this quarter, something netflix does not do. you know they have 20 million customers, espn has seven, hulu grew by the smallest amount. but they have become the second biggest player in tv streaming. you'd say amazon is bigger because of the number of customers, but netflix is still far and away the biggest. impressivehas viewership based on the data bob iger shared about profitability and different shows people were watching. ?> how about the costs it is expensive to make this

today mike bloomberg's longtime partner attended an event in san francisco for female entrepreneurs. taylor is a former wall street executive and worked as a superintendent bloomberg is the right candidate for the democratic nomination.>> mike knows deep in his bones, boosted by all the women around him, that what is good for women is good for america. and he will be a president who lives that. his record proves it. >> taylor was also scheduled to speak at rossmoor before the largest democratic club in northern california. several other democratic candidates will be rallying support in california before super tuesday. bernie sanders is scheduled a rally in san jose on sunday, elizabeth warren will be speaking in la on monday and also on monday pete buttigieg will be in chula vista, which is south of san diego and joe biden's campaign says he will be in california on super tuesday. however, the details have not been announced. >>> 2.7 million people have already voted in the l larry primary election, they are expecting more than 20 million voters statewide, and with that many potential voter

bloomberg long time partner die and diana tail a taylor appeared in san franciscoee and she believes bloomberg is the candidate women should support. . >> mike knows deep in his bones boosted by all the women around him, that what is good for women is good for america. and he will be a president who lives that. his record proves it. . >> taylor is a former wall street executive and worked as the superintendent of banks for the state of new york. . >>> several other democratic candidates will be rallying support in california before super tuesday. bernie sanders has scheduled a rally in san jose on sunday. elizabeth warren will speak in los angeles on monday. and pete buttigieg will be in chula vista south of san diego and san diego county, on monday. and joe biden's campaign says he will be in california on super tuesday but details have not been announced. . >>> today, pete buttigieg will be our live guest during the 6:00 hour of mornings on 2. we are going to ask him about the coronavirus outbreak as well as his strategy leading into the weekend a south carolina primary and super tuesday states including california. . >>> time is now 4:07.

mike bloomberg and i approve this message. why does everybody spell our name wrong? when you look at it, does everybody see the d on there when there's no d? i don't understand. taylorthat rebranding, we were thinking that it's a little confusing. most things out there are grand, especially nowadays and how you spell things. you're searching things on google, your instagram and things like that. lemonis: gran prix sounds a little like... matisun: that's true. it's more formal. lemonis: it sounds wine and cheese versus beer and brat. mike: yeah. we really are looking for an overall theme. this whole thing isn't really about just nail-- it's just giving you an idea of, like, elevating. let's go bigger. lemonis: if you don't evolve, you're not gonna attract new customers, and you're not gonna keep employees happy. and i also want you to think about, what do we have to get out of every customer now? jerry: another dollar. lemonis: another dollar, so all this artwork can also translate onto memorabilia, souvenirs, gift bags. this to me is a $250,000-a-year category. matisun: wow. lemonis: minimum. if 36,000 people a year come through these doors, if they can get one out

mike supports women. he promotes women. and he respects women. >> well, bloomberg's longtime partner diana taylor said in an interview that people bothered by those old ndas should, quote, get over it. here she is. >> i grew up in that world. we have come a very, very long way and michael bloomberg has been at the forefront of that change. it was 30 years ago. get over it. >> in a statement, a bloomberg campaign spokesperson said that diana offered her personal view from her 40 years working in finance, not the view of the campaign. i'm joined right now by the democratic mayor of columbia. capital of the state, south carolina, steve benjamin. mr. mayor, thank you. >> i always have to remind people i am a democrat but i am elected independently. >> okay. like a lot of mayors. i understand that. nonpartisan. let me ask you about this candidate. was that an improper thing for his partner to say? >> obviously, we focus on the fact that mike bloomberg led the way. the three ndas that mention him. he obviously has released the women from those ndas and more importantly, bloomberg lp became the first company, large company in the count

taylor appeared yesterday in san francisco. that event was for female entrepreneurs and she explained why she believes bloomberg is the candidate women should support. >> mike knows deep in his bones boosted by all the women around him that what is good for women is good for america. and he will be a president who lives that. his record proves it. . >> taylor is a former wall street executive and worked as superintendent of banks for the state of new york. . >>> several other democratic candidates will be rallying support in california before super tuesday. bernie sanders has scheduled a rally in san jose for sunday. elizabeth warren will speak in los angeles on monday. and pete buttigieg will be in chula vista and san diego county on monday. and joe biden's campaign says he will be in california on super tuesday, but the details have not been announced. >>> now today, pete buttigieg will be our live guest during the 6:00 hour on mornings on 2. i am going to ask him about the coronavirus outbreak and his strategy leading into this weekend's south carolina primary and super tuesday states, including why we should vote for him in california. . >> all right. p

taylor appeared at a campaign event yesterday in san francisco. that event was for female entrepreneurs. and she explained why she believes bloomberg is the candidate women should support. . >> mike knows deep in his bones boosted by all the women around him that what is good for women is good for america. and he will and president who lives that. his record proves it. >> toil taylor is a wall street executive who worked for thesuperintendent of banks for new york. several other candidates will be rallying support in california before super tuesday. bernie sanders has scheduled a rally in san jose for sunday. elizabeth warren will speak in los angeles on monday. and pete buttigieg will be in chula vista and san diego county on monday. and joe biden's campaign says he will be in california on super tuesday but the details have not been announced. >>> and later this hour, stay with us, here on mornings at 2 because at 6:40, we will talk live to pete buttigieg presidential candidate and we will ask him about the outbreak and strat year leading into the primary and, of course, super tuesday i will ask why california should vote for him that's coming up at 6:40. >>> sal is back. and s

taylor and alexander vindman. the second point is we're watching the corruption of major institutions. because mikeompeo will do whatever he wants and won't defend his ambassadors. if we've lost main justice and bill barr will do whatever the president wants him to do for a friend. throw a prosecution for a political favor. then i'm very worried about what any more time of donald trump will mean for institutions like the pentagon. if you start corrupting these agencies with people who will bend to the president's whim, then there is no defense against the president wanting a third term. or claiming a second one when he didn't win it. this is a crisis and it is up to the rest of to us make sure they don't get away with it. >> donald trump then tweeted his congratulations to william barr for taking over the sentencing phase of the roger stone case, as donald trump basically begged him to do publicly by tweet. today president trump said i never called the justice department and asked for it. it seems to be that donald trump believes when he crosses these lines, he should do it in public. in that same

mike pompeo was due to visit kiev. of course, that made for a very awkward encounter. his time, taylor's time with the state department, that was not extended as it could have been and he left the state department. the president yanked her out of ukraine in april. she testified about giuliani's concerted campaign against her in ukraine and then just a week ago, she retired from the state department after just -- after more than 30 years of service. and then, wolf, there is jennifer williams, she was the vice president's adviser on russia. she heard that july 25th call when president trump asked for an investigation into the bidens in ukraine. she found it unusual and inappropriate. jennifer williams was supposed to end her detail with mike p s pence's office at the end of march but she left two months early and went back to the state department. we end up what with happened today, vindman and his brother being fired. a clear act of retribution as you've been saying by the president. >> these are all experts. what are the national security implications potentially? >> what you're seeing i

mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> tonight, get over it. that's what michael bloomberg's long time partner diana tayloreements his company used to silence allegations of sexual misconduct. >> it was 30 years ago. get over it. in none of them was he accused of doing or saying something nasty to a woman. that is not who he is. life has changed. i grew up in that world. it was a bro culture. >> out front now, mary y'all bowser, democratic mayor of washington, d.c. mayor, what was your reaction? to give people a little bit of context. this was at a womans' event in texas and sort of a cbs embedded with the campaign and got an interview. and that's how this came about. >> sure. >> what was your reaction when you heard this? >> i think mike has been very clear about where he stands. last week he released a statement saying that any women who had made allegations against him that were subject of these ndas would be released from them. more than that, he said that his kpoen would no longer employ the legal device of an nda. and i think that was very important to say. and i think certainly all of us know that w

taylor's response there? it was a long time ago -- get over it. >> i think the core of what she said is that mike has been at vanguard of fighting for women's advancement in politics, the workplace, and society -- which is true. she saw her partner on a stage last week mirrored by senator warren who put words in mike's mouth that he never said and offered a litany of corporate lawsuits filed against bloomberg lp as somehow indicative of his behavior which also isn't fair. senator warren should know, she's been on the opposite side of repeated smears from president trump on the national stage and she chose to go there. i understand why -- >> martha: i hear what you're saying, everyone wants to see how he reacts in a similar moment tonight. it is interesting to be looking at a morning consult poll that 32% of democratic primary voters think that he is the most sexist candidate on the democratic side so he's got some work to do in changing people's opinions about his attitudes towards women. >> i think his record speaks for itself. i think we will continue to show voters exactly what he has done in his past and

taylor was speaking more for herself. this is someone that is watching her partner be attacked on the stage. we have to remember that mikeent of a company with over 20,000 employees, and i can only speak for myself here being at the bloomberg campaign. this is an operation here that is a majority of women where our voices are heard. the atmosphere and the environment is collaborative and creative. i'm surrounded by women here who have worked for mike for over 20 to 30 years. i think we have to remember some of the context here, that there were these ndas that mike was part of, but we are allowing the women to come out, we are allowing them to speak and that's important and we should honor that. the ones against mike, we are. >> you're making a distinction that some people might not make. you're saying if words came spifb specifically out of his mouth. other people would argue that fostering an environment where it is basically a hostile place or it's not dealing with issues of sexual harrassment or sexual assault in a sensitive way at all that that also would have to do with michael bloomberg. but you're saying that does

mike admires him and he will continue to. >> and another issue that bloomberg may have to tackle tonight is the comment from his long time partner diana taylor said that people bothered biz by his sexist comments years ago should just get over it, and does he belief that they should just get over it. >> and it is not the position of the campaign or mike. and we have been trying to take it as much as possible, and diana sees her partner ruthlessly savaged by elizabeth warren in a way that is smearing. she put words into his mouth that he did not say and trying to cover up his own sexual harassment problems which is not further from the truth, and the full statement that diana made is that mike has been an advocate for women, and she has had a front row seat for that. and that is completely true. anybody who is familiar with mike's record whether it is backing female candidates in the midterms to help turn the house blue or the focus on protecting the reproductive rights and codifying roe v. wade and getting the maternal health care to low income women knows that mike is someone who cares deeply about women and their place in our society. >> t

veteran ambassador, bill taylor was suddenly removed from his post in ukraine in the middle of the investigation and has returned to retirement. >> even jennifer williams who worked in mike pence's office and testified about his role, she's now gone from the white house, departing in the middle of the impeachment trial and going to work at centcom insteainstea instead. alexander vindman and his brother were frog walked out of the white house. anybody else want to speak up? anybody else want to testify truthfully under oath as to what they saw or what they know? on october 20th, 1973, richard nixon did succeed in firing the watergate special counsel. but the reason we remember that as the saturday night massacre is because high-ranking presidential appointees in the chain of command who were told to carry out the president's orders said no. they said they wouldn't do it, and they resigned themselves on principle instead. and so, instead of one man being killed off that night, one man who was an aggravation to the president, which was an act that nixon knew would create some blow back but nothing he figured he couldn't handle, instead of that, instead of him skipping some

taylor bus aca gives us a closer look. >>i get a lot of calls for like korea says they sound like the catskills the car program gone or something happened mike sauce. that's usually the most common to have no idea whether however it all of a sudden sounds like it's a trina vigil is the service advisor and tools garage in san carlos. she says she's taken more customer calls about catalytic converter thefts in the last couple of months, especially with toyota prius is i have a lot of calls for people leave your car in michael safe parking lot like the airport or. >>rideshare lot taking bar. they'll need to lift like one side of the car and they just cut voters that caied out us. >>after those being cut year and well technician philip stephens and says he recently 6, 3, cars with stolen talytic converters but says prices are more commonly because they contain more of the precious metals and a fairly easy to take from from what i've seen is a lot of toyota precincts. >>it's usually a 2 votes and cut and the fight that sent here by city san mateo is experiencing the same thing police say they responded to an unusually high number of catalytic con

taylor sacking has more now what police e finding out. >>i get a lot of calls fo like korea says they sound like theatskills the from a fleurs gone or something happened mike sauce. >>that's usually the most common to havno idea whether however it a of a sudden sounds like it's a trina vigil is the service advisor and tools gare in san carlos. she says she's taken more customecalls about catalytic converter thefts in the last couple of months, especially with toyota prius is i have a lot of calls for people leave your car in michael safe parking lot like the aiort or. >>rideshare lot king bar. they'll need to lift like one side ofthe car and they just cut voters that are arried out a second after those being technician philip stephens and ys he recently fix 3 cars with stol catalytic nverters but says ices are more commonly because they contain more of the precious metaland a fairly easy to take from from what i've seen is a lot of toyota precincts. >>it's usually a 2 votes and cut and the fight that sent here by city san mateo is police say they responded to an usually high number of across thcity within the s fit 2 months of the year they said thconverte

bill taylor, was also suddenly removed from his post in ukraine in the middle of the impeachment investigation. he's now returned to retirement. even jennifer williams, who worked in vice president mikee's office and testified about his role in the scandal, she's now gone from the white house, departing in the middle of the impeachment trial and suddenly going to work at centcom instead. alexander vindman and his brother, who worked as an ethics lawyer at the national security council, they were both frog marched out of the white house today, followed soon thereafter by eu ambassador gordon sondland, today fired as well. anybody else want to speak up? anybody else want to testify truthfully under oath as to what they saw or what they know? on october 20th, 1973, richard nixon actually did succeed in firing the watergate special counsel. but the reason we remember that night as the saturday night massacre and not just the night that nixon fired archibald cox is because high-ranking presidential appointees in the chain of command who were told to carry out the president's orders said no. they said they wouldn't do it, and they resigned themselves on principle instead. so instead of one