. >> my name is peter miller. my mom is a pre-k medallion holder.i want to say what it's like for my mom to wander around for the last five or six years, and she's watching her retirement slip away. it's so unfair and nobody wants to do anything. this is real, it's happening and it stinks. the other thing i want to say, the mta can't do anything, we don't have jurisdiction. the city has jurisdiction over the airport. the airport is private property. the city never had to allow uber and lyft to operate at airport, why don't you say uber and lyft can't pick up at the airport? it's a city issue. the airport commission could say they can't pick up at the airport, or we're going to have an equal playing field. let's ask for background checks, safety vehicle inspections and exterior trade. this is something they could do, they have not done it. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i've been a cab driver over 12 years in the city and it's mind-blowing that you think taking options away from cab drivers would be a solution to anything. please r

[laughter] great thanks to peter miller from norton for assistance putting this event together. also our friend jack and michael here again we're always happy to see them here with us. we will try to share on social media when it episode will actually air. not so much for you because you're actually here but for people who missed it that you want to be here this evening. as you can see we're fairly crowd ared take care of your servers we're all working and have been fun so drinking and hearing from a really great mind. so please take care of them. silence your cell phones now one a great planned to that. if you are interested in asking readings i'll tell you about a couple of events before we start do get on mailing list over there by book table we both bother you as promised so we're nearing end of what i think was a tremendous season here at the half king we have three events after tonight. next monday night vanity fair journal marie is here with her book a private war it is a series of articles and essays about -- a war journalist who was killed a few years ago in syria. but

state senators mike miller and douglas peters co-sponsored it. the scholarship will be awarded to rotc students. >>> a long-time rivalry restored. maryland and virginia men's basketball teams will square off. both teams are off to a perfect start with a 6-0 record. the terps are ranked 24th in the country and are coming out off of a blowout win over marshall. rivalrya big game and a for most, but maybe not the current players. >> most of our guys were here when they were in the big t d so i't know if they understand it to the extent that those of us who have been around have, but there will not be a lot of a love lostnd that crowd lets you know the moment they think of you the moment you step on the floor. >> we get the rival game back. fans are excited about it. i know our fans are excited about it. >> maryland used to be in the acc and that's where -- i'm still not over it. so the tipoff is 7:30 tonight. it will be a huge game. go terps. >>> and new this morning, college basketball fan who went viral earlier this year i sporting some new bling

miller is seventy one years old. ok out of band noida is nearly eighty one and the spring chicken on the team is peter's zama he's nearly sixty one so they have a combined age of two hundred thirteen years together they form a triathlon relates in. miller starts out by swimming three point eight kilometers although he much prefers the two other disciplines. to one sneeze themes i take one for the team and do the swimming so we can compete together. he became a triathlete at the age of forty one he would have done it earlier if it hadn't been for the need to swim. kept. him in winning one point five zero three point eight kilometers was like running to the moon as far as i was concerned. today he feels more at home in the water then. says the baton to tail door bell noise or. he'll cycle one hundred eighty kilometers the perfect discipline for someone who has long experience of competing in the ironman triathlon the other say i have to do the cycling. not bad for an eighty year old he then passes to the youngest member of the team peter zama who is going to run the marathon and. he too has done a number of triathlons in

peter has waited a long time for that picture. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller.

peter has waited a long time for that picture. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello, if you didn't see the sunshine today, you are more likely to see it tomorrow before it turns cloudy and colder next week. now, as we go through this evening and tonight, it is mainly dry and clear, though there is still some cloud around eastern parts of scotland and north—east england. the cloud, though, clearing from northern ireland where it's been a rather grey day. the south—easterly breeze means temperatures don't fall as far as if they would if it was calm, but still close to freezing in the coldest spots and you could wake up to a touch of frost in the morning, you're more likely to wake up to a gloriously sunny start and for it to stay that way throughout the day. a bit of cloud still flirting with parts of eastern scotland and the far north east of england. still the same south—easterly breeze, still the same sort of temperatures as we've seen today, that's around 9—12d. now, the breeze is a noticeable feature of the weather, but it gets stronger into next week and th

peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. i think he found a new friend! it's time for a look at the weather for the week ahead, with nick miller. hello.kend is done but the week ahead is looking cloudier and colder, much colderfor a time. here's some sunshine from saturday in scotland. parts of eastern scotland staying quite cloudy. northern ireland, too. but for many of us where you had cloud on saturday, sunday will be even sunnier. high pressure to the east and north—east of us, flow of air coming from the south—east. right now, it is quite dry air so not much moisture to make cloud. as we go through sunday, sunnier in northern ireland, still a bit of cloud at times for eastern scotland and parts of north—east england. still the same south—easterly breeze, still the same sort of temperatures for sunday so still on the mild side, where we are widely into double figures. don't get used to that. it is about to change because we go into monday and we are going to make a change to the wind direction. more of an easterly. we start to drag in these blue colours from the east, the cold air. two things going on, on monday. one, it is colder

grace peters and bloomberg's european news editor on the twists and turns over brexit, which you pour over, matt milleri am very excited, i am just marking my calendar for december 1120i will start paying attention again. the boe to publish its financial stability report later. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: 30 minutes into the trading day. let's get your top headlines. fighting the fed. trump renews his attack on the central bank, think it is to blame for the recent selloff in docs, and maybe for gm cutting stocks -- jobs as well. we hear from jerome powell later today. theresa may is said to back down from a key battle with parliament. will that increase the chances of a no deal brexit on december 11? the asia stock rally trickles into europe as traders hope for a breakthrough in u.s.-china noks, but larry kudlow warns more progress will be made if china does not step it up. good morning and welcome to "bloomberg markets: european open." i am matt miller in berlin, alongside anna edwards in london. a look at where we are 30 minutes into the trading day. this is a picture on the grr function, the group

miller joins us, and michael sizas. everybody opining and trying to handicap what will happen saturday night the addition now of peter navarroguest list. does that change the dynamic there seems to be two or three different versions of what people are expecting i think i know what he is going to say so you get to go first, michael what do you think will happen? >> i would say we're not terribly optimistic, from the perspective of investors we frame it like this, will you get something coming out of this meeting that tells you you are going to -- meaningfully closer to something that will deescalate trade tensions in a year where going into 2019 we already expect that there will be a meaningful growth slowdown because of fiscal stimulus rolling off and trade tensions, if you believe the imf, could take another one percentage point off of gdp, and 1.5% off of net income. whether there's atemporary pause here is less important than did something come out of the communication that tells you there was tangible, credible progress on the key sticking points around s.o.e.s and industrial policy. we're not optimistic that will happen