perkins agrees. >> this is supposed to be a school that is all about inclusion and diversity. it just really upset me. >> reporter: in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> the city of san francisco is on its way to ramping up its plastic bag ban. it would change the way you use plastic bags at supermarkets, corner markets, even former's markets. sam brock joins us from the ferry building with, really, this will have a big impact on a lot of shoppers. >> reporter: it's going to be a big impact in a couple of different ways, jessica. where i am right now at the ferry building. we know there is a farmer's market three times a week. vendors here a lot of times use plastic bags for produce. this will, though, be the new standard, these competable biobags. paper bags also going from 10 cents to 25 cents. on every trip to the grocery store -- >> two heads of corn. >> reporter: you'll see joy toting her handmade reusable baskets. it's a practice she embraces. the city of san francisco is about to strongly encourage. >> any policy that prevents trashing the environment is a

all these chides you see like the little child and each other like stir fried with this preserve perkins and hope for means for together. smooth. taste explosion well those times are definitely coming through. onion. not the onion is overpowering. the rest married to making coffee 2000 a year and it doesn't take a millennium but it does take weeks to months to look like this it has over 600 year old history so from dynasty the office construction worker even found this egg his 2nd stock egg in a chemical pool for cost option from selling felt like fried egg looked very interesting and i think tried it and then of course that was not really had a ball so i changed the recipe and i fall into a. place like the next thing you like to do i love it it's what i like all i like and side dishes with intriguing names are a must and finally. this really is a good sound was for. sure i know you have your famous firm years now and try to do you in the game. but the good. league. and the full versions of all of meghan's tasty type episodes are available on the d w. you to chop. now this week we've bee

sharon perkins, one the young women who spotted the noose, said it left her fearing for her own safety. >> my immediate thought was just nothing but fear because i had never actually physically seen a noose. so i was jusdistraught and didn't know how to feel and immediately, to be honest, i got on southwest and looked for plane tickets. >> stanford released a statement saying "the incident is currently under investigation as a suspicious circumstance, but if additional evidence comes to light, it may be reclassified as a hate crime." >> 4:35. >>> voters may decide the fate of a mural at a san francisco high school. the 1930s mural at george washington high depicts scenes of slavery and colonialism. last month, the san francisco school board voted to paint it over after complaints from people who found it offensive, but some art history preservationists and free speech activists say it's an important reminder of america's history, and they plan to put the measure to preserve the mural on the ballot in 2020. >>> now to the decision in 2020, the latest candidate to join the crowded field

better news for travis perkins because of speculation that it could be about to sell wickes. released a surprise trailer for its live—action remake of the lion king. now, finally, the wait is over. the stars of the movie, including donald glover and beyonce, were at the premiere in london last night, along with the duke and duchess of sussex. and our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. the duke and duchess chatting to some of the hundreds of fans who'd gathered in leicester square for the premiere. then it was time for real—life royalty to meet showbiz royalty, led by beyonce, who voices a character in the film, and her husband jay z, as well as other members of the cast and the team behind the movie. even though some of the reviews have been less than spectacular, there's still a huge amount of anticipation for the film because the original lion king is particularly loved by audiences who went to see it in such numbers it became disney's biggest film of the 20th century. everything you see exists together in a delicate balance. this time around, the story's been brought

since the steele dossier was birth paced on hillary clinton's payment to perkins-coie, he had an obligationo investigate. >> he never read his mandate or he knew the mandate. judge jeanine: he was the shill, he was the beard. they picked him because he couldn't understand it. >> when you look at him, he shouldn't be in charge of something this serious. he shouldn't have been there. he should have had enough self-control to realize i can't do this anymore. why didn't the people of around him come forward? judge jeanine: they wanted him there. >> they whether inmates running the asylum. >> that's the deep state. if you ever question whether the deep state existed. you just saw he was the cover, the shill. listen to this of nadler. the dems are all hyped up about impeachment. >> anyone else who acted in this way if they were not the sitting president would face criminal prosecution and indictments. only the office of legal counsel's opinion that you can't indict appositing president is saving the president from indictment. >> before we go to questions, i want to add one correction to my testim

this body in the past, we passed career and technical education re-authorization bill, the perkins act. i was proud to work with mr. krishnamoorthi from illinois and we saw president trump sign that into law in july. we're seeing -- last july. we're seeing this bill restore wrungs on the ladder of opportunity. a significant number of jobs, six million jobs available and available today for family sustaining wages. minimum wage should be a starting point. to me it's not where you start in life, it's where you end up. we have provided the tools to provide individuals to better access to skills-based education to improve their lot in life, to achieve higher wages and greater opportunity, which is -- which is what this country promises. we work hard, we take risk. we better ourselves. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair will now recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, and still i rise. and still i rise now some 84 d

social capital was supposed to be kind of that new started bearer, the next kleiner perkins or next sequoiaany has pivoted away from the traditional image of venture capital. talk about doing automated deals and doing these kind of special-purpose acquisitions. emily: a number of partners have left the firm. max: there have been internal problems. i think for social capital and for chamath, he's got to feel like this is a positive develop. ment. yeah, it's virgin galactic and it is a risky one, but they have impressive technology. they sent test pilots into outer space before. emily: it will be fascinating to watch and we will be seeing if branson makes good on his promise for 2019. max chafkin, good to have you in town. still ahead, facebook is attempting to drastically increase minority representative -- representation in its workforce. how the social media company is tackling its big diversity problem, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ court a federal appeals says president trump cannot block his critics on twitter. a decision upholds an earlier ruling where trump violated the first amendment w

cheron perkins shared video of the noose hanging from a tree. she and fellow program members found that symbol of hate friday night. it scared her. the new orleans native also got angry over what she said was the university's dismissive response. >> it just didn't sit well with me. i felt very uncomfortable about the whole situation. once we talked to the police and they were like, oh, well, we took it down. no, there needs to be more donathan just taking it down. >> stanford's department of public safety is investigating the incident as a suspicious circumstance as a hate crime if new evidence is uncovered. >>> it's 6:04. only on abc 7, a 5-year-old boy walked away from a summer camp and no one knew he was gone until his mom came to pick him up. this happened in menlo park on elder avenue. strangers found the boy a few blocks away. the mom tells abc 7 news she went to the school on june 24th to pick up her son from camp galileo. she waited and waited, but her son never came out. the people who found him actually ended up calling the father to l

talking about what created robert mueller was the effort of hillary clinton to three firewalls, the d&c perkin going and gps to hire a foreign national to hire other foreign nationals to work the u.s. election. that is what it's all about. there was never anything else. this was all a front or an effort of a group of lawyers that we're partisan to use robert mueller to shy away from this reality. this reality in the next 14 months is going to come drip, drip, drip, and the investigators will be investigated and the optics wil be reversed. i think that explains this year terror on the look of the democrats for they couldn't believe robert mueller. >>laura: any type of sedative or antidepressants, pharmaceutical companies we're smiling today. i have to ask you a question that i raised earlier, victor about this build up of people. you and i have talked about thi before. the elites protect each other, so being in elite means never having to say you're sorry when you're wrong. if you're a part of the republican establishment you don't have to apologize for it if you're greenspan and you pus wto in

finally, travis perkins.ing off their business, sunday times saying a buyer can emerge. but also, the conversation you guys were having about the data strong bottom in the u.k. housing market also likely helping shares today up 2%. anna: up next, raising the stakes. gilead pays billions of dollars as it bets on inflammatory diseases, sending stocks to an all-time high. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets, the european open, 51 minutes into the trading day. the ftse little train -- changed. that is back down to unchanged, the dax gaining 7/10 of 1%. other equity markets are paring gains, as well. m&a monday, so let's take a look at the deals driving the markets today. billion toaying $5.1 raise its stake in the belgian biotech firm, galapagos, to gain access to a portfolio compound, including six in clinical trials. for more, we're joined by sarah saeed. what is the motivation between the deal -- behind the deal for gilead? seems like an awful lot of money to raise e

he met withhr perkins click on the law firm that was representing the dnc and paying for and still puttingchristopher steele to write the dossier. the same law firm, by the way, that would not allowsime the fbo get into the dnc network when we had the emails all hacked. this is awful. this is very obvious. and i think you would be hard-pressed to find an experienced fbi counterintelligence agent who really knows what they are talking about. i worked russian counterintelligence for 20 years. so did manyy of the people i've talked to. this is o not about donald trum. this is about the democratic party weaponizing the intelligence committee to get information they've known for decades. as to how those people work and this is turning it against the president to get him to move from office.isst we are now going through the revolution that we started in 1960. >> terry turchie, thank you for that. while come out in san francisco, the school where there is pushing ahead with the plan to destroy arts w and a plan to pat over and desecrate and destroy and obliterate new deal era murals that show geo

when you see tony perkins, silent. you read frederick douglass speech, what does the fourth of july mean to the slave? his most condemnation was for white christians. evangelicals need to challenge this president and say, what you're doing is wrong, shameful and despicable and you should stop but he won't because he's leading policies and also appealing to white fear. >> the republicans fell in line this week, do you see any point where there still not to be cracks? >> short term, no. long term for republicans we need to be much better on matters of race. not only in rhetoric, but policy. i think democrats need to give the president credit when he does things, works on issues that are beneficial. >> such as? >> criminal justice reform. >> the first step act. keep going, what else? >> unemployment. black and hispanic unemployment -- >> this is the man who is trying to kill the only federal agency that's designed to help black business -- >> this is the problem, roland. there's nothing ever good that this president does.

been reporting basic facts, hillary clinton, the dnc, they funneled money through a law firm called perkins coie. by the way, in and of itself, they were trying to make it out to be a legal expense. it wasn't because they went to fusion gps, which is an oppo research firm, and fusion gps that hired a foreign national, i thought foreign nationals weren't supposed to impact our elections. he's a former mi6 by, you know his name, christopher steele, who, by the way, when push came to shove in the interrogatory in great britain, he could not confirm his own dossier, the one that was used to get warrants to spy on the trump campaign, trump transition, and, yes, the trump residency presidency. fusion gps hires steele to create the dossier felt unverifiable russian lies. hillary paid for it. the dnc paid for it, the fbi helped pay for it, and in oligarch help pay for it. amazing work, if you can get four people to pay for the same lies. fusion gps is at the verys, cenr of the doj's ongoing real investigation into fisa abuse, which now appears to be premeditated fisa fraud committed against fisa ju

led by first lady eleanor roosevelt, secretary of labor francis perkins, the first woman to serve in the cabinet, and molly deucen. a women's level influenced the social welfare policies of the new deal, especially in the works progress administration and the social security administration. women also took on larger roles in the revitalized democratic party. even though the results were far from achieving gender parity, women's interests might have been overlooked if not completely forgotten without the effective mobilization of the women's network. so the new deal, i think, truly was a breakthrough for women in public life. now, many of these women were firsts in -- whose appointments were widely reported in the press, but unfortunately it proved difficult to institution allize their progress. women found many fewer opportunities during wartime in the 1940s than they had in the depression of the 1930s. and reminding those in positions of power that women could serve with distinction at the very highest levels of politics and government remained an uphill battle. it still remains one

travis perkins has been the source results.ve to wait and see. a lot depends on the wider economic climate, if the economy picks up it is possible everything will go 0k. if we slip into a recession or there isa if we slip into a recession or there is a lot of disruption from brexit, that could be his undoing. so it is notjust within his that could be his undoing. so it is not just within his control, that could be his undoing. so it is notjust within his control, i think. thank you for bearing with us. that is all the business from nuts. thank you for bearing with me. some pictures that will make you go wow. a huge waterspout was spotted off the coast of corsica today. a resident in bastia captured this video here showing it here in the sea. while they are relatively common near the french island, local media report its been been placed on orange alert for storms and rainfall. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with nick miller. the weather is getting off to a very quiet start this week, high—pressure right across the brit

sergeant martin curran of the perkins township police department answered that 911 call all caught ondy cam footage. >> what window are you hitting? >> the passenger side. >> they have been in there car for seven minutes and sergeant curran wastes no time immediately breaking the window but the back doors won't unlock so climbs in to unlock them from the inside. >> it's okay, guys. it's okay. we got you. >> reporter: so far inave dirs. cars can heat up fast on a hot day. even in the shade heatstroke and hyperthermia can come on fast. >> sergeant curran was able to help a family that was in need and actually a situation that could have turned out really bad. >> reporter: and just yesterday she and her daughter reuniting with the sergeant. >> they brought a card for me. they also brought a picture. so i think the picture kind of sums it up. >> i appreciate him more than can be imagined. he saved my daughters' life and there's no way that i could repay him. >> a sweet moment. we keep reminding you about the danger because we have seen time and again how this can happen to absolutely anyo