mr. taylor know anything about this? his answer was "yeah." and then when mr. taylor was about it again, he said nothing.a i was a nine-year-old fourth grader, that's the kind of i expect her to use, but not my elected representative. to staffers, if you continue pay them for an entire quarter after approximately the first week of august, you said they removed from your staff, i don't quite understand your business practices in as to whyur campaign you would pay them for an entire quarter if they do not still work for you. by expert testimony before a richmond, the four staffers were found to be and out fraud. >> we're now going to move to closing statements. scott taylor, you're first. >> i'll be brief. i'll be brief. as i said when i first came in here, a couple years ago, i told you what i was gonna do. i told my opponent what i was going to do and she voted for me twice. my positions have been clear. they've been public. voting records has been public for years. for years. i've worked with many of you in years to try to help our military, our veterans, our b

mr. taylor. and that is, throughout america and also in virginia, we see increasing frustration with the political system by citizens. and they become frustrated with campaigns, because of all the money that's poured in and all the advertisements. and i have two questions. first, are you proud of the campaign that has been run on your behalf by some of the outside dollars that are coming in on the commercials, and secondly, what do you suggest could be done to support a better sense of civility to american politics? rep. taylor: number one, you know, you can only be attacked so much before you've got to hit back. i would love to run a campaign that is only about issues. and talk about the difference -- clearly there are differences. clearly there are. and i lead and act in a way that works across the aisle, and i try to get things done. that is what i try to do. that's what i did when i was a delegate. that's what i do to represent you in u.s. congress. i'll continue to do that. i will tell you t

mr. taylor part of that neighborhood? >> i can tell you that he is soeshtd soesh associated with some of the folks there in the neighborhood. it's still unclear. >> i think a lot of people wonder if -- >> i want to bring my panel back in. michael, can you speak to or give us a historical comparison of a coordinated issue? >> 1978, the unabomber mailed a series of devices over time and not caught until 1995 -- >> a listening time. >> when his brother turned him in. he did a similar type of tar getting which unique is a very large number. seven devices over a short period of time. and the reason why kaczynski did it so long is a little bit at a time. whoever's doing this is taking a huge chance of mailing them all at once and in a coordinated effort at one time. they could have sat back and said a little bit at a time. once you do this, now everybody's stood up and concerned. commissioner bratton said, it's a fear play. trying to instill this fear. so i think that there are parallels to kaczynski in terms of ability to do t

and so mr taylor thank you for joining us the aquarius is anchored in musée as we've reported with otherprivate rescue vessels but we're getting reports that another ship mary joining flying and italian flag is headed for the waters off libya is this another rescue ship yeah we received this message a few moments ago. actually we are really relieved that there will be a vote that there will be new people to witness the situation in the mediterranean we are not yet pretty here but if it's a rescue ship or if they will just opposite us but at least this region won't be black spots so my question would be country. maybe people who are going to be drawing would be prevented from this ship to try are. now as i understand you were actually a crew member on the aquarius at one point can you tell us what the conditions are like on board in the moment the mood this quite good even if everyone knows that. no the occurrence cond. go out to sea the sea without any slack but everyone is happy that the people who have been on board the last days had a solution going to months not so for the crew it's

mr. taylor and mr. brooketer but i know it's very much on the mayor's mind. it's on the board of supervisors' mind as well. i have, in my role as a commissioner, tried to be a bridge to the broader asian community. that includes the chinese community. i have been involved in a number of events in the chinese community including chinatown, at some of the events that have been involved i've attended. like the a.p.i. council. which is a organization that is made up of different asian-american organizations. i think you have a legitimate concern. i'm trying to fill the role as best i can. i do think everybody is aware of your concerns. >> i'm very new to this community meeting. i wonder how many years you are going to serve on this term? >> so we each are appointed to a four-year term. as commissioners generally are reappointed a few times and then some new blood comes in or mr mr. mazzucco has been here for nine years. i think that's always a concern for all of the city leaders. >> thank you. >> i just went google online and realize the asian police officer, the

mr. taylor tickled her over her body including her private thparts. mom called child protective services and they started an investigation. they f quicklynd other victim. most on that slide. others during nap time. this cell phone video was taken at an april meeting where they confronted them. one parent was brushed off two years earlier. the 27-year-old taylor showed no emotion in court. several parents wiping away tears when the hearing dime a conclusion. boykin will be back in court for sentencing. i'll tell youohat he said detective when's they first brought him in for questibaing. to you in the studio. >> thank you. you can see all of our past coverage. >>> we have laernld woman who died in a shooting over the weekend was a crossg gua for montgomery county schools for nearly 20 years. police say they found two people dead inside a home on peach orchard road. officers say they were in a relationship. they are investigating this case as a rder-suicide. >>> an update on the water main break. >>> some good news, the broken valve now zpixd water is ba

mr. taylor would not do that i think mr. rough a difficult proxy fight and came out on the other side and said he had another plan. i like that stock. anybody who sells that stocks right here, they should read the conference call before they sell it is an uninformed decision we do have some upgrades though. rbc takes chipotle out perform intel, we have not seen that in a while. >> the intel call, basically cross your fingers, we'll be okay i want more substance from that. a amd stock is down. some firm said look you know, there is some rock in it i know micron is in control of the board tech of semis. you know what stock we don't talk about that's moving up quietly and involved with china. starbucks, take a look at this thing. it is now at 59. this stock is going from 52 to 59 achman is there at chipotle. >> achman is like catch fund manager own stock. >> you are right, i should not brought it up. he's not going to do it. this is kervin johnson making a good deal with china, with your friend, jack ma. i do like the way of sta

mr. taylor and mr. brooketer but i know it's very much on the mayor's mind. it's on the board of supervisors' mind as well. i have, in my role as a commissioner, tried to be a bridge to the broader asian community. that includes the chinese community. i have been involved in a number of events in the chinese community including chinatown, at some of the events that have been involved i've attended. like the a.p.i. council. which is a organization that is made up of different asian-american organizations. i think you have a legitimate concern. i'm trying to fill the role as best i can. i do think ebo

mr. trent taylor. kyle shanahan, happy about that, but the 49ers needed a two-point congress version but didn't get it. 49ers got the ball back, just two points, but this is one of five 49 eer turnovers, that ledo 14 arizona points, and the 49ers dropped to 1 and 4. >> it's hard to find out how you lost a game, and it's very easy when you look at the turnover column. i haven't been in any game where five turnovers too have a chanc. >> a loss like that doesn't feel good for anybody. but we're going to stay positive throughout it all and we got to move on to next week, and obviously we'll watch the tape of this one, learn from it, and get better from it. but you can't dwell on it. >> the raiders remain a one-win game following a road game that is a close to a home game as they're going to get. the arena only seats 27,000. the raiders' focus was to not give up any big plays, yeah, it didn't work. philip rivers, even though they bobbled the snap, it it 44 yards. martinez bryant fumbled. now 20-3, something

mr. president, what do you think about taylor swift's -- what's that? taylor swift?you something, i know all about this issue from my briefings i read in united states weekly. and, look, i know right now there are conservatives out there who are pro taylor swift and are feeling conflicted at this moment because she has endorsed the democrats, and to them i say, if you're a real taylor swift fan, you know what you've got to do. shake it off. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) -these people, they speak a language we cannot understand. ♪ [ telephone ringing ] -whoa. [ indistinct talking ] -deductible? -definitely speaking insurance. -additional interest on umbrella policy? -can you translate? -damage minimization of civil commotion. -when insurance needs translating, get answers in plain english at progressiveanswers.com. ♪ -he wants you to sign karen's birthday card. it's a high honor. -he wants you to sign karen's birthday card. what supdave? classic, dave. [ crunch] uh oh... [dave!ps worth it. doritos blaze. a bold flavor that brings the heat. cle...is a ha

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i am joined by the former brexit taylor. mrsapproach. seems absolutely determined to stick with her chequers approachm seems absolutely determined to stick with her chequers approach. it looks like that is the case. we now have a chorus of opposition coming from all parts of the party. even former remainers such as mark harper who we re remainers such as mark harper who were saying quite clearly that it is not going to fly. she needs to listen to these people. what do you do? we have had resignations, boris johnson at the party conference, pressure yesterday and yet clearly she is not in the move to budge. the point is there is another party to this process. that is the european union itself. we have heard from the eu, that chequers is not acceptable. they have also said many times that a canada style deal is available. we know that the bulk of the conservative party party here in parliament agrees. they have to start analysing canada. is it not clear that she has pretty much locked herself into her chequers strategy. she has de

to make all of our residents safer for both 6th street and for taylor street in the tenderloin, thank you. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you, mr. stall. nice to see you, and thank you for the work you do with the s.r.o. collaborative. >> clerk: [calling names] >> good afternoon, my name is john han ry, i run the han ry hotel. i'm in opposition. primarily for years now, i've been to dozens of meetings the m.t.a. has had and in these meetings the plans presented are already done. it's not really a community outreach. it's more of here's the plan. we are just doing the community outreach so we can be on record. i have also found in these meetings project managers when asked about one project versus the other they say they don't really communicate. they are project oriented for that one project was a little bit concerning. we talked about the closures and the reach out. stockton and ellis were great examples when the community found out about the closures. they came out in total opposition and stockton is back to where it will eventually be. ellis was not changed at all. 6th street was a major artery in and out of the city for our

taylor street projects. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you, mr. meyer. >> good afternoon, my name is chada magu, i'm a planner. i'm here to speak about the 6th street pedestrian safety project. the number one strategic goal at this agency is to create a safer transportation experience for everyone and to engineer our streets to meet our vision zero goal. 6th street falls under the 13% of city street miles where 75% of severe and fatal injuries occur and has consistently been on this list since the city's vision zero policy began. in the past five years, 200 collisions occurred along the three quarters of a mile span of this corridor. between the two long blocks from market to howard where the crashes are most concentrated, half of them involved a pedestrian. our crash analysis show that vehicles turning or failing to yield and pedestrians crossing at unprotected intersections are the most prevalent crash types. while the trends have gone downward since 2014, pedestrians make up 70% of the city's fatalitis. seniors make up half of those deaths. tra

mrs. on results -- misses on results. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tayloris is "bloomberg daybreak," and i have the bloomberg business flash. gary cohn reportedly has a new job. he is now an adviser at spring labs, a blockchain start up. he has an undisclosed amount of equity in the company and calls it a unique opportunity. he was formerly the president and chief operating officer at goldman sachs. lloyds bank has selected blackrock to manage $40 billion of assets in index strategies. $143oney comes from the billion portfolio currently managed by aberdeen. there will be a partnership and alternative assets for investment technology. bloomberg has learned softbank, has taken goldman sachs as a lead underwriter for the largest ipo ever. they planned to sell $27 billion of shares. the operator begins marketing the sale next month. sales would be less than the tokyo stock exchange on december 19. -- would begin on the tokyo stock a change on december 19. --on: paul eyes on jpmorgan all eyes on jpmorgan. we will hear from jamie dimon. color on the numbers. jpmo

mr. trump called the democrats totally unhinged and wacko. he's on a tour to campaign for republican candidates in the lead-up to the midterms. >>> and taylor swifttinued her rallying cry to vote in the midterm elections. during last night's music awards. she won four awards including artist of the year. >> this award and every single award given out tonight were voted on by the people and you know what else is voted on by the people? is the midterm elections on november 6th. get out and vote. i love you guys. >> in a social media post on sunday, swift urged people to vote and said she was supporting two democratic candidates in tennessee. swift also made history last night becoming the most decorated female ama winner ever with 23 awards. >>> still ahead, a new perk from starbucks. baristas at the coffee giant will now have help with babysitting costs. coffee giant will now have help with baby sitting costs. got chipped. so they scheduled at safelite.com. they didn't have to change their plans or worry about a thing. i'll see you all in a little bit. and i fixed it right away with a strong repair they can trust. plus, with most insurance a safel

taylor swift knows that. >> thank you, amber. thank you john. rick, always good to have you. mr. bennett, thank you for your work at the white house. >>> we have more breaking news this morning. the east coast is now bracing for yet another major storm. tropical storm michael has just been upgraded to a hurricane. it happened minutes ago. michael gaining strength as it heads for the florida panhandle. rick scott has declared a state of emergency for 26 counties in preparation of the storm calling it, quote, life threatening and extremely dangerous. michelle grossman has been tracking the storm. she joins me with the latest. i know moments ago we got this latest track update. >> yes and more information that came into the national hurricane center at 11:00. now a category 1 storm is expected to become a major storm and could make land fall along the gulf coast as a category 3 storm. let me show you what we're seeing. here's what it looks like on satellite. you see the darker colors and reds indicating a stock storm. higher cloud tops. the cloud over parts of mexico and extending t

taylor riggs. this is "bloomberg." francine: thank you so much. let us get more on brazil. we are joined by the bureau chief. is clear that mr.chance of becoming president in a couple of weeks. what will his priorities be? for now, what he has said, prioritizing a lot of things and fixing brazil's fiscal accounts. this is what his economic advisor pledges. get thesee if he can through congress and that this is how he is going to conduct his plan. francine: he is divisive in the country. he is a far right former army captain. why is he so appealing? >> as you were saying earlier, brazilians are tired. there have been years of recession, violence, unemployment is at 13 million. people were tired of the workers party who world 13 years. -- who ruled 13 years. he presents himself as something different. his campaign was on violence, also, i violence and will change the way politics are done. if heow does he do crime does not want to be the leader of the philippines? how does he do it across brazil? who wouldre analysts tell you his proposals are to conan. he wants to give bonuses to police officers who shoot people. he wants to f

mr. newsome is going to be the status quo. i will represent dozen tiff change. >> to see those be sure to head to our website. >>> let's talk more about the debate. i am joined by james taylor from the university of san francisco. for for being here. let's talk about the strategy of this debate. it happened at 10:00 this morning on a work day,way from the glare of television cameras. >> gavin newsome won the argument as how it should go. as the leading candidate he has no incentive to debate more times. cox needed to press the nine debates he fought but didn't win. newsome wanted one televised cnn debate because -- we will talk about that next. >> the question is really, if these debates are aimed at, you know, getting voters, reaching voters, it seems as though you didn't reach have many people today. >> that is to the advantage of cox. john cox is an attractive candidate. i listened carefully and i was like bow, if more people e that is pretty -- again, this is an tractive candidate. >> as he has this whole campaign gone after gavin newsome, if you don't like the fact that you are seeing the homeless issue, if you don't like the fact that there's affordable issue, this ha

taylor? i don't want to really go there, you know? >> well -- >> i see them more as dorothy and her little dog toto. famously, the president said that -- mrat the time said president obama didn't have a birth certificate. it was a lie. i want to posit that lindsey graham doesn't have a spine. i want him to produce an mri of his back. i think you could go at that thing with an electron microscope and wouldn't find solid material. >> he served this country. >>> a leading supporter to birthright citizenship is steve kaine. land o' lakes has withdrawn support. criticizing diversity, immigration, george soros. he's given interviews to questionable cats. king also released a candidate for office in canada who has been called a white supremacist, and he's retweeted nazi sympathizers, et cetera. today it got so bad that congressman steve stivers who is the chairman, tweeted steve king's recent comments, actions and retweets are completely inappropriate. we must stand up against white supremacy and i strongly condemn this behavior. that's a week before the mid terms and the latest poll had steve king in a competitive race. >> yes, oh, my goodness.

mr. ic ahn wants the option to be able to cash out. please stay with us. this is "bloomberg." ♪ taylorance. i'm taylor riggs. let us get your business flash. it was once america positive is biggest retailer. sears has collapsed into bankruptcy. the company filed for chapter 11 with more than $10 million in debt. sears biggest shareholder, eddie lampert, stepped down immediately as ceo. sears and it's kmart stores plan to stay in business with help from more than $600 million in new loans. there is a big merger in the defense industry. harris and l3 technologies have agreed to combine to become the sixth largest defense contractor in the u.s. the company will have a market value of more than $33 billion. they are known for communications and electronics. they get more than two thirds of their revenue from the u.s. government. japan's softbank resumed its slump, falling 7% in tokyo. $20 billion has been wiped off the company's market value since shares hit their peak earlier this year. part of that is due to the global technology selloff as saudi arabia is under pressure over the disappe

that we have out there, for example, the taylor folks are saying, is he trying to push a new that we can't or shouldn't raise interest rates any higher. listen to mrfirst. >> i do think that we'll be able gradual increasing path for a period of time in out actually moving restrictive territory. what the practical implications we restrictive, are we not restrictive, that's one'sy a function again of optimism about the potential of the economy. randy quarles, he believes the u.s. economy is in here, but good spot r. bullard saying those rules show no reason to race rates further with recent adjustments. hey don't need to rise a lot from where we are today. looking at the neutral rate really, you don't need to raise higher. much hop on the bloomberg terminal. the neutral rate here in your line.ry is in the white that's at 2 1/2%. of course, this is sort of heoretical, right, we don't really know where it actually is. ostensibly, we're 25bips away, one hike come december if that comes to pass. with that said, the most recent inutes that we got out of the fed, haidi, did talk about raising the rates even higher to restrictive possibly to put some ammun

taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks so much. let's do a data check. this is mr. erdogan speaking in ankara.es at -1.19. that is at the bottom of the range of a persistent set of days. while elevated. weaker euro -- oil elevated. weaker euro. print, $15 an 85 away. i put euro in there to confuse everyone. erdogan speaking. i am looking at the bloomberg terminal. mr. erdogan says turkey faces attack on foreign exchange. he says turkey will do what is necessary against orders. francine, pick up the data check. francine: i am seeing caution across the board. there seems to be a downbeat mood. i think there are fears surrounding the populist italian government fiscal plan. that seems to talk the list of reasons to because this. euro is dropping for a fifth day. european futures following declines. advancings.nd bund tom: this superb bloomberg opinion piece today on oil and emerging markets. the white line is u.s. oil in u.s. dollars with the recent leg up towards $85 a barrel. this is brent crude. the red is the same thing in turkish lira. notice how they are dovetailed. stability, and then it a

mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of the following nomination -- p.n. 2386. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: department of state, mary elizabeth taylor of the district of columbia, to be an assistant secretary, legislative affairs. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the senate vote on the anonymous with no intervening action or debate, that if confirmed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, that no further motions be in order, and that any statements relating to the nomination be printed in the record. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the question occurs on the nomination. all in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nomination is confirmed. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of calendar 1130-1133 and all nominations placed on the secretary's desk in the air force, army, and navy, and that nominations be confirmed, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, with no intervening action or debate, that n