from "wonder woman," connie nielsen. and music from zac brown band. and now, all at once, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. welcome. very nice. that's beautiful, thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. on what is -- i notice the audience is like 80% female? does that have anything to do with the fact that zac efron is here tonight? [ cheers and applause ] well, if you're enthusiastic enough he will have sex with all of you, okay? [ cheers and applause ] i shouldn't be talking that way. today it was an historic day. a holy day. maybe even an a-holy day. his holiness met his bigliness at the vatican today. president trump happened to be in italy so he stopped by to say hello to pope francis. it went well. there are no major incidents. trump felt very at home at the vatican. he said it reminded him of one of the bathrooms at his house. [ laughter ] the pope made it clear he would like our president to join him in promoting peace, giving aid to the poor, and protecting our environme

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we were talking before with eric nielsen. what is the relationship between u.k.s and a risk of event like this election? today, it is selling sterling but also buying government bonds. julia: perfect. i want to take a quick look at what is going on in currency land. sterling,f the uk's lower by 2.5%. if you look at the one-year chart, compare the move we saw after the brexit vote, we can see while we are down 1.8% this year and it looks pretty bad a, compare that to the move we saw in the brexit vote, and it's nothing. joe: finally, a look at commodities. oil and gold, let's look at those. a little more action in the industrial metals, copper up 1.4%, palladium up 1.2%. let's take a look at a one-year chart of palladium. look at that, up over 50% on palladium. it's the best-performing major commodity in the world. analysts say supply and demand is in deficit. people may be switching from platinum to palladium for industrial purposes. i hope you had your money in palladium. scarlet: let's take a deep dive into the bloomberg. you can find our charts using the funct

cbs5's katie nielsen is live at the fair in pleasanton. how are people handling the heat? >> reporter: the umbrellas and cold drinks are definitely helping right now. it is 107 degrees here in pleasanton, but the people we talked with today said not going to ruin their fun. the sounds of summer are here. and with it the soaring temperatures. >> we've got nice cool drinks and plenty of rides to get some breeze in your hair, so worked out just fine. >> reporter: john came from tracy to celebrate father's day with his family and says they came prepared. >> i got some sun hats and sunscreen and brought some drinks. >> howdy. >> reporter: shawn has been working at the fair almost 10 years and says he's definitely seeing a difference in the crowds because of the heat. >> it's so hot. so hot people ain't coming out. >> reporter: a pint size steph curry was the exception looking for a dunk. >> it's like real slow during the day and you come in the evening is when you get some people in. >> reporter: now fair officials say heat is not impacting attendance. they still anticipate abo

from "wonder woman," connie nielsen. and music from zac brown band.mmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. welcome. very nice. that's beautiful, thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

.>>> the nielsen ratings service says nearly 20 million people tuned in to watch the comey hearing yesterday. that number includes cable and broadcast network that our -- that aired three hours the testimony. it doesn't include live streaming or the many people who may have watched that restaurants and bars like this one in san francisco. you will find the full text of his opening statement along with video highlights in a photo gallery from yesterday's testimony. >>> we're following breaking news. the san mateo sheriff says a homeless man stabbed the 13- year-old boy several times and what appears to be in unprovoked attack. it happened around 2:30 outside millbrae's public library on library avenue. the boy was taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. police say the 40-year-old suspect has been taken into custody. a briefing by the sheriff is expected any moment now. investigators will release more information about what happened. >>> sacramento county sheriffs have arrested a man after he allegedly shot at a deputy. the 34-year-old from sacramento was arrested last night after an

>> is the white house a nielsen white house?> again, this is -- you know he is going to be watching. you know he's going to be pargs your words. that is -- that is who he is. that's who he is and always has been. >> and looking for perceived slights. >> and he'll have bigger slights in terms of who is parsing his words. >> and bigger problems to what he pays atension to. yes, he has bigger problems. >> i meant attorney general sessions. >> oh, okay. >> all of us remember during the campaign when he was asked where do you get your information and he said on the shows. >> that was about the military, wolf. >> national security issues. >> everybody stand by. there's a lot more that we're following. we'll be right back. the average family's hectic home: its raised 1 dare devil, 2 dynamic diy duos, and an entrepreneur named sharon. its witnessed 31 crashes, 4 food fights, and the flood of '09. it's your paradise perfected with behr premium plus low odor paint. the best you can buy starting under $25. unbelievable quality. unbeatable

according to nielsen, games one and two drew an average of 19.6 million viewers...p five percent from last year. again, game three is tomorrow night, right here on abc seven. time now for weather humid - nice! - cloudy & cooler tomorrow - fantastic friday - 90s sunday through early next week today: partly to mostly sunny. less humid. breezy. highs: 77-80 winds: nw 5-15 mph tonight: increasing clouds. isolated showers. lows: 56-60 winds: n 5-10 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy to overcast. cooler. isolated showers, especially early. highs: 66-69 winds: ne 5-10+ mph apple has a unveiled new products and software updates. abc's diane macedo and kendis gibson we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. like putting oregano in their water. ics in their diet. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. rrator: "the time is to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transva

robin wright and gladiators connie nielsen among them. >> the most challenging thing i did in this movierld to a period piece to a historical war context, which was surprising reality with a little bit of pop that made it feel like it lived up to the great graphic novel superhero genre comic books. >> i met with patty jenkins before there was even a script. what she explained to me that i really enjoyed is she wanted to make casablanca, a big old-fashioned romance under the guise of a superhero film. and she was given leeway to do that. >> reporter: the costuming first seen in "batman v. superman." and due to turn up in such future films with dc comic characters as "justice league," was key to her appeal. >> just by wearing it and looking into the mirror, it's like -- it hits you, okay, all right. now i got to play up to it. i had like seven or ten different costumes. for this movie. one is shinier, one is softer, one is heavier. so -- not that one. that's the comfy one. >> that's the comfy one? >> exactly. >> reporter: comfy since wonder woman was shot during the dead of english winter.

from "wonder woman," connie nielsen. and music from zac brown band.at once, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. welcome. very nice. that's beautiful, thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

nielsen's office says democrats have denied that funding. no reason was given. >> so charges have now been against a man who hit a sacramento mayor with a pie. the man was originally charged with felony assault for this incident. a judge last month declared a mistrial occurred on the charge after jurors couldn't reach a verdict. now, the sac be reporting a new misdemeanor charge has been filed. thompson goes on trial again in august. >> 4:52. coming up, it's what they're doing to a popular site that's causing major concern. >> but first, happening right now in pennsylvania, bill cosby's sexual assault trial continuing this morning. prosecutors are expected to keep a clear focus on cosby's decade old deposition where he admitted to giving a woman quaaludes before having sex. >>> and in qatar, the foreign minister said sanctions on his country violate international law. they cut off funding for terrorist funding, isolating the nation, although there are reports this is all spawned by fake news coming from russia. president trump praised the ac

that's according to the research firm nielsen.been helped along by soaring ice cream sales. let's get some more on that record fine handed out to the company that owns google. the european commission says the company abused its power by unfairly promoting its own shopping services in search results. it ordered the company to stop these practices within 90 days orface anotherfine. here's what the competition commissioner had to say. google has abused its market dominance and its search engine by promoting its own shopping comparison service and its search results and demoting its competitors. what google has done is a legal under eu anti—trust rules. it has denied other companies the chance to compete on the merits and to innovate and most importantly, it has denied european consumers the benefits of competition, genuine choice and innovation. the competition commissioner there. google says it disagrees with the commissions's findings and is considering an appeal. it issued the following statement: the bank of england has warned th

a new report by nielsen say that ratings do not engage social engagement -- do not equate to social engagementarg dead" the most of viral show on social media, but was only the eight most watched show. trailing behind is the fox hit " bachelor"nd abc's " franchise. tech giant is betting it will be twice the share of the economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: all the bet stock driving waymo is winning a battle against uber. thatistrate judge ruled they must hand over a document regarding what they knew about secrets. uber has refused to turn it over citing attorney-climate which. -- privilege. you will remember that it was alleged that anthony leven dow $47 -- 47,000 documents. let's has been said about what exactly these companies are racing for, we are going to send it over to cory johnson for more. what are they racing for? 7 trillion dollar market. it is interesting stuff. groupsmith is the managing partner and sales from santa clara. this is a fascinating study with big ideas here. what is the big idea in all of this? howy: i think it is transformative this is going to be. imagine a world wh

. >> reporter: one big challenge that thomas nielsen figured out is trying to sleep while out on theer. >> seven hours of sleep, i'm on my third day and seven hours of sleep. >> reporter: food is another problem. lugging it along and sometimes forcing yourself to even eat it. >> we have been really trying to shovel the food down, which is surprisingly not that easy. the hunger and like enjoyment of food as a ritual has just kind of disappeared. >> on the pedal drive. >> reporter: and maybe the toughest struggle of all at least for the sail boats is what to do when the wind is not blowing. >> i was thinking like oh, you know, we may get ten hours of rowing in throughout the whole trip, and we have been doing about 16 hours a day. >> reporter: race founder, jake beady. >> removing the ability for you to depend on a little button that starts a motor it changes your relationship to the water when there is no get out of jail free card. >> reporter: and no fun for matt johnson, who maye the biggest sacrifice of the entire race before it even started. >> this is all your wine and beer money

. >> "jimmy kimmel live" with zac efron and connie nielsen. >> that's it for us and we appreciate youre. i'm dan ashley. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm "last man standing" is recorded in front of a live studio audience. mike, i thought there was supposed to be an article about you in the "denver business weekly." guy needed more time. apparently 5,000 words isn't enough to take in all of this. well, that's the price you pay for being so fascinating. thank goodness you're a geologist. you dodged that bullet. good morning.

a new report out by nielsen shows ratings do not equal social engagement.ny conducted a study fromincludes information twitter and facebook to see who is getting the most attention. walking dead" was by far the most viral tv show on social media, but only the eighth most watched show on my -- on live television. trailing behind it is "empire," and "bachelor" franchise. we will look at the car market with stacy smith. why it will be twice the size of the sharing economy next. this is bloomberg. ♪ waymo uber. though google self driving car project has been seeking a copy of the report as part of its uberaration for trial but bu has refused to hand it over claiming client privilege. much has been said about the race to a taunus vehicles, with both startups and tech giants scrabbling to the start line. less has been -- what has been said about what these copies are racing for? we will go to cory johnson for more. : they are racing for a seven chile dollar market. they expect the world will be economists by 2050. stuff.ally interesting the grouph is management a

a new report out by nielsen shows ratings do not equal social engagement.onducted its first social media rating study including data from twitter and facebook to find what shows were getting the most attention. was by farg dead" the most viral show on social media but was only the eight most watched show over the last season. trailing behind that show is "bachelor"d the abc franchise. that does it for the best of bloomberg technology. coming up, our coverage of the e3 conference in l.a. that is wednesday, 5:00 in new york. all episodes are live streaming on twitter. check us out. this is bloomberg. ♪ carol: welcome to bloomberg businessweek. i'm carol massar. oliver: and i'm oliver renick. carol: this week, some twitter advice for president trump. oliver: a look inside a brazilian construction giant, more specifically, the department of bribery. carol: and why buzzfeed claims to be king of online video. oliver: all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: we're here with the editor in chief of "bloomberg businessweek," megan murray. you spoke with t

. >> "jimmy kimmel live" with zac efron and connie nielsen. >> that's it for us and we appreciate your'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a claims adjudicator from westerville, ohio... a business development manager from norwalk, connecticut... and our returning champion, a lawyer from pittsburgh, pennsylvania... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. bala, as you just heard, is a good champion. $33,000. didn't happen by accident. scott and sarah, you've got your work cut out for you. but good luck to all three. here we go into the jeopardy! round. one daily double. we're looking for it in one of these categories. first off... not "time." uh-oh. watch out. the country where the language is primarily spoken. followed by... and... or as we would say in canada, "the tv, eh?" [ laughter ] "a" in quotation marks. bala. i'll have tim flies, $200. bala. what is "wings"? yes. i'll have tim flies for $1,000. bala. what is

this is captain ron nielsen. you're a pilot. you can hear the people at home too. >> i want to try something different. i want you to tighten everything up. >> for how long? >> for about 30 seconds. >> as the plane is rolling down the runway. notice how you feel calm during this part. that's what you need to do to break that. for the next step the special turbulence simulator starts shaking. >> this would seem miserable. >> there's a quick, easy step. write your name in your hand. it causes her to focus extra hard because she doesn't normally write with her other hand. and the second thing it's crossing over her motor function using the other side of her brain. and we're disrupting the thinking. >> she tries it writing her name with the opposite hand over and over as the plane bounces. >> is this helping you? >> it's crazy. i never thought it would help but it's pulling my attention away tr the turbulence completely. >> what if you still can't calm down? >> you grab a drinking straw and breathe through it. >> it prevents you fro

a new report out by nielsen shows ratings do not equal social engagement.ducted its first social media rating study including data from twitter and facebook to find what shows were getting the most attention. "the walking dead" was by far the most viral show on social media, but was only the eight h watched show over the last season. trailing behind that show is "empire" and the abc "bachelor" franchise. that does it for the best of bloomberg technology. we will bring you the latest in tech throughout the week, including our coverage of the e3 conference in l.a. we will hear from that take two ceo. that is wednesday, 5:00 in new york. 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. all episodes are live streaming on twitter. check us out. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. britain goes to the polls and a diplomatic rift disrupts the arab world. the ecb says no more rate cuts are coming. high drama on capitol hill. thet is not for me to say conversation i had with the president was too abstract. >> this is not a serious inve

tomorrow night on our show -- zac efron will be here, connie nielsen will join us, and we'll have musicwo zac night and on thursday, jada pinkett smith, jon bass and music from lil yachty. so join us then. okay. it's time. the republic of ireland has given us many great gifts but none greater than our guests tonight. they are on a sold-out tour to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their huge and magical album "the joshua tree." please welcome adam clayton, bono, larry mullen jr. and the edge, aka u2! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks for being here. is this the biggest crowd you've ever performed in front of? [ laughter ] >> this is the biggest crowd we've performed for all night. >> jimmy: i know you guys don't typically do interviews together, especially television interviews. i'm honored and grateful and excited that you're here. and let's get started. who is the least popular guy in the band? [ laughter ] if you had to pick -- if one guy had to be kicked out who would be the guy out? [ laughter ] i was at the concert sunday. it seemed like you are

a new report out by nielsen shows that ratings do not equal social engagement.pany conducted its first social media rating study that includes data from twitter and facebook to find what shows were getting the most attention. for example, "the walking dead" was by far the most viral show on social media, but was only the eighth watched a show on live television over the last tv season. trailing behind that show is "empire" and the abc "bachelor" franchise. that does it for the best of bloomberg technology. we will bring you the latest in tech throughout the week, including our coverage of the e3 conference in l.a. we will be hearing from the take two ceo. and nintendo of america's president. that is wednesday, 5:00 in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. remember all episodes are live streaming on twitter. check us out. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: what was it like when you came here? did people make crocodile dundee jokes? james: people would say to me, is it true that all australians wrestle crocodiles? i would say, well not all of them.

this is captain ron nielsen, a 40-year veteran in the industry, you're a pilot. can you cure her with a simple test. >> and the people at home, too. >> give it a shot. >> first up. take off and these engines are revving. >> normally i would tell to you breathe when you get that anxious but now i want to try something different. tighten everything up sort of like that, for how long, for 30 seconds, okay. >> as the plane is -- as the plane is rolling down the runway and let go and you're releasing, you're releasing all the chemicals and court sol and notice how you kneel calm during this part. that's what you need to break that. >> what about turbulence. the special turbulence simulator starts shaking. >> if there,were a real flight, it would be miserable for me. anything i can do? >> put a pen in your opposite and than you normally do and keep writing your name. >> it first causes her to focus extra hard hon what she's doing because she doesn't normally write with that and. >> and not on the turbulence. >> and crossing over the motor function using the other side

on television from deadline out of hollywood, noting that the testimony yesterday was so big that nielsen plans to issue a collective audience that today, an exercise reserved for inaugurations and state of the union addresses. from twitter, terms of social media data, 3.6 million tweets were sent between 7:00 and 1:30 p.m. yesterday discussing former fbi director james comey's testimony to the senate intelligence committee. twitter noting that the most tweeted moments include senator mccain's questions to tell me, comey's lordy moment, and saying there's no fuzz regarding the interference in the u.s. election. we want to hear from our viewers about what they thought were the big moments yesterday. much,john, thanks very who is checking out the biggest stores across the web. this is a photo of two pages inside "the new york times" to give you a sense of what it was like for former fbi director standing and sitting by himself for two hours and 38 minutes after he took the oath to tell the truth. the photographer surrounding the fbi director. this is courtesy of "the new york times." john m

album. [ cheers and applause ] then we continue the week with zac efron, jada pinkett smith, connie nielsen lil yachty and zac brown band. so please join us for all of that. our first guest tonight is an exceptionally funny person with a new tv show about other funny people. the show is called "i'm dying up here." it premieres sunday, june 4th, on showtime. please say hello to jim carrey! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: jim? jim? [ cheers and applause ] jim? how's it going? >> good. [ cheers and applause ] i just wanted to see what would happen if you stayed until they got tired. [ laughter ] usually people sit down during the biggest part of the applause. >> jimmy: yeah, right. yeah. >> so i thought i would see what that's like. that space. [ cheers and applause ] at the edge of the envelope with the blue devil. it's uncomfortable. >> jimmy: well, yeah. it is. >> lovely, though. thank you so much. >> jimmy: but worth exploring. have a seat here, jim. >> yeah, why not? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> good, man. >>

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a bipartisan group of lawmakers led by jim nielsen of fresno, who we say is a republican, is callingmillion in funding. his office says the democrats have denied the funding and he says that there has been no reason provided. >>> charges have been lifted against a man caught on camera hitting the sacramento mayor with a pie. the activist was initially charged with felony assault for last year's incident. last month, a judge declared a mistrial on the charge after jurors could not reach a verdict, but now, the sacramento bee reports a new misdemeanor charge has been filed. thompson goes on trial in august. >>> much to many people's surprise, the president did not tweet at all yesterday during the comey hearing. >> yeah, a lot of people were praising his discipline, scott mcgrew, but apparently, he has something to say this morning. >> he says he's vendicated, which is not what many of the rest of us saw in the hearing. what is the president talking about? we assume he's talking about comey testifying he did indeed tell the president several times he was not under investigation. not pe

erik nielsen will be joining us to break down what the surprise outcome of the election will mean forl market. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton. it is time for first word news. president trump said he feels vindicated by james comey's congressional testimony yesterday. in the president's words, "no collusion, no obstruction, he's a leader, but we want to get back to running our country." when asked if tapes exist of his conversation, the president told reporters he would answer sometime in the near future. mr. trump's son-in-law and it buys or jared kushner is scheduled to meet with staff from the senate -- advisor jared kushner is a elected to meet with staff from the senate intelligence committee in the coming days and be asked about his meetings with ambassador sleak.y act -- ky confirms five top cabinet positions are staying the same. the chancellor of the at checker as does the home secretary. boris johnson and michael fallon remain on as orin and defense secretaries.

neither according to data from nielsen which attracts every condom sold in the united states only 600 million condoms are sold in the united states every year. so apparently i want to find about the sex that they have. they are all lying. so we have only had surveys but i think we now have a new tool to understand the human psyche which is the searches people make on google. that is the stuff i have been researching for the last five years. people care obama was black when deciding to vote for him. if you ask americans the overwhelming majority of americans, 98%, 99% don't care that obama was black in the election. that was why a lot of people assumed, concluded we lived in a post-racial society back in the day. there was this idea voters voted for obama and didn't care that obama was black. could you use google searches because people are so honest, tell google things they might not tell anybody else about socially acceptable attitudes, could you use google searches to get the real answer of the effect race played in people's voting decision. i made a map of racist search volume and

brian: he expectation leslie nielsen to pop out.of jfk out of a snow storm, people were screaming, and this ladies is like i think in the seat in front of me. she was praying and she had a bible out and accidently hit me in the head with the bible. ainsley: trying to save you. brian: feel like the new or old testament? steve: i think it was the new. just saying. it all worked out. jillian: thank goodness you are here to tell the story. good morning to you guys and to you at home as well. let's start with this. an inmate on the run for 32 years is back behind bars. steven arrested in arkansas after es escaping prison in 1985. he was serving a seven year sentence for burglary and theft. unclear how he was tracked down. he will serve the remainder of his sentence. he was just two years away from being eligible from parole. the offender who put lives at risk by handing over documents. chelsea manning formerly known as brandon said she was honored to represent the civil liberties union. transgender soldier released from prison serving fi

those numbers, as somebody who has looked at nielsen numbers and brand influence, that's almost mathematicallymples to drop. if we have pollsters, to drop that number. i would say right now there needs to be what we call a hard right turn. hard right turn. it would be no different than all of a sudden if they were poisoning tylenol pills. something has to change from that crisis immediately. >> immediately. >> immediately. there's a consumer term permission to believe. you want to give consumers permission to believe "x." right now there is no permission to believe from even now 25% of republicans that donald trump is in any way capable of running the country. >> you have to make the change. you tell your base, hey, listen, i know we've gotten off on the wrong track. i know steve bavnnon was a terrible choice. i'm going to give you reason to believe i'm the guy who can fix things. i'm going to clean things out around here and bring in professionals that actually know how to run this place. >> if i was advising purely from a brand perception point of view, short of that, which he will never wil