i'm rick warren. i'm the lawyer who handled the a.b.c. hearing. that's 100% of my practice, is representing alcohol licensees. several things. there would have been no opportunity for any protest whatsoever at the a.b.c. process if the outdoor patio was not part of the original plan. the argument that this was adds as some kind of retribution or reaction to a complaint about operable windows haven't -- having to be made inoperable is a misstatement of the fact. this always had an outdoor patio as part of the plans submitted to the a.b.c. it was that expansion of the premises from the urbana space. it was the transfer of an existing license and an existing space. secondly, the applicants here, b b barvali has a proven track record of working with their neighbors. if you look on the photographs on the back that were submitted as part of our brief, we submitted photos of five other restaurants that this restaurant manager owns and operates. the hours of 10:00, we have to have the tables and chairs off the sidewalk by 10:00. if you -- if you want to t

and it takes warren, and he uses his huge capital that he can deploy and make some money off it. ricking a financing and capitalization, having him involved has serious benefits but it's endemic that capturing income in a world where it doesn't have a lot of income system you can own income producing assets in a world that's if you're an insurance company or the nature of your balance sheet, it's a big winner and search out those yield pportunities is big. david: coming up, pretty fasts in hong kong continue for a ninth straight weekend. more on what this means for the asian financial hub next. alix? alix: if you're heading out, you can tune into bloomberg radio. channel 119 on the bloomberg business app. don't lose touch. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ david: here's what we're watching today. unrest in hong kong once again. still with us is rick rieder of blackrock. we have a ninth week of demonstration. is this going to take hong kong as a financial hub? rick: it does. it affects not only hong kong but the emerging markets. in terms of pushback, you're seeing this in all the emerging mark

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we talk to warren farrell, chair of the commission to create a white house council on boys and men, about his latest book, "the boy crisis." and former public radio host veronica rick earth offers her thoughts on how women can reclaim their voice. check your cable guide or visit booktv.org for a complete schedule of all the programs airing this weekend. >> booktv recently went to capitol hill to ask representative john garamendi of california what was on his reading list. >> a lot of things. first of all, there's a lot of papers i have to read, various reports. some classified, others, ongoing work asha

rick carey, -- 2008. >> automatically to control and keep the power outages down. beware. >> laura: that is elizabeth warrenntrol your car and thermostat. or we will send you to jail. >> you will see more at the ballot box with the green new deal. laura, one of the most disturbing stories this week, a new trend at puerile homes -- funeral homes, live streaming funerals to your tv. a company named one-room has wired 20% of the funeral homes in the country to broadcast your relative send-off. the idea is to bring people together who can't make the trip to be there live but how compelling is a wide shot of the funeral? so it's all about the food, drink, served in the other room. in a streaming funeral better be as entertaining as this. >> look at it, laying they are dead and we are still alive, still kicking. and got us kicking. they haven't heard nobody. why are you smiling? you want to put a smile on your face? he seemed like a happy man in his final moments. it stuck. >> laura: [laughter] >> just imagine, lower at the things you miss not being there. >> laura: i love it. speak with a family squabble, the tr

rick ungar show." cliff maloney, first time here. i'm guessing you lean libertarian. [laughter] when you look at senator warrenis has come back up again. what do you think? >> it's interesting to me. the question we ask, should she be apologizing if she went running for president? i think that's where the discussion needs to be. if you are not going to be -- if you're going to act like you want political points, now you're running for president, you want people to think, "hey, i'm actually sorry, i didn't need to do it." i don't think that type of hypocrisy is something the american people are going to stand for. >> harris: that's an interesting point. obviously she's a senator, so she's been in politics for a while. this has been bigger and brighter, now that she's running for president. do you think she would go down this road of repeated apologies? >> she did. she doesn't have a choice. president trump, he has his nickname for her. he's going to keep this front and center. it's not going away. it's really all that she can do. she screwed up. all she can do is apologize. >> harris: does this hurt her going f

the folks mentioned, it certainly is likely to come up if warren is the nominee and matched up against donald trump who will bring it up. >> rickve on to a different controversy, controversial comments made by iowa congressman steve king. over the weekend he continued to defend unborn human life, in his words, and i want to share what he said. >> to protect the innocent unborn and then that includes those that are products of rape and incest. that is my clear position and has been for a long time. people willfully misinterpreted what i said and misquoted me. that's where i stand because i didn't compromise on the conditions of rape and incest. it is not the baby's fault. execute the baby for the sins of the father. that is morally wrong to me. >> we misquoting congressman king? are we out of touchy don't know him personally but when we hear things like defending rape and incest to a large portion of americans that is reprehensible. you know him. you worked with him. >> let me start with liz warren. she was very hurt by the dna test and how it rolled out. >> she has nothing to do with steve king. >> no but she learned. steve kin

rick scott speaking at a student conference hosted by the young america's foundation. this weekend on on saturday, and his latest book of the public option, this person, a former policy director for senator elizabeth warren talks about the effectiveness of government involved in promoting opportunity. >> a public option for broadband would go a long way to introduce competition into the concentrated markets. this is not a pie in the sky event. onetanooga, a city of hundred 80,000 people, has had one gigabyte download internet, actually fast, as public option since 2010 and today more than 100,000 of the people and businesses in chattanooga take advantage. announcer 2: sunday at noon eastern in-depth is live with author and historian lee edwards. afterwards,ern on michael malice talks of his accounts of the far right movement and its origins in his book, the new right. >> there is no agreement across the subculture of event who the enemy is and what the nature is. there are those who favor authoritarian police state, those who are anarchists and those who are internationalist in the sense of i will be a citizen of the world, not the leftist sense but that i don't own allegiance to capitulation and those w

warren contributors, would you do the same thing? >> yes. charles: listen what he said. listen to what he said. he said you want to harm hispanics. you're smarter than that, rick.ter after the heated exchange yesterday on making money, including this warning, look at that. american university executive in residence capri cafaro. former advisor to president george w. bush, brad blakeman, two folks who are always civil. >> we try. charles: what do you make of this world we're in, it feels like, hey the lines are beginning to be erased with respect to civility? i was upset more a lot of average folks on that list, where they work, where they live. if you want to say something about george soros, even if you want to boycott stephen ross, these billionaires, that is fine. >> billionaires are human, charles. charles: they can deal with it a little better suffer from one match into another. >> fair. charles: i don't want to be retired guy, someone shows up at my door because i donated to a political candidate. >> this is the real crux of this issue not as much as about the disclosure, the fact we now live in a culture where, you can potentially be put in harm's way du

we see the gap closing with elizabeth warren, we also see the gap closing with candidate kamala harris. >> uh-huh. we do. so, rickned about biden, but on the other side, there are some republicans openly voicing concern over trump. in fact, take a listen to what former white house director anthony scaramucci told chris matthews just last night. >> we will not win the election if we steadily decline the economy from here and we have a mentally declining president of the united states. it's time to switch jockeys and everyone knows it. >> switch jockeys, rick, is there a prospect of the gop not making trump the nominee? >> no. it's a rigged game. they are as distinguishable as the rnc. we all know donald trump's problems and the way he doesn't tell the truth and all the rest of it. i don't think that's actually in substantial decline. what is happening is donald trump, over the course of time because of the way his personality is, has decided that he can get away with more because people let him get away with more. the republican party lets him get away with it. no one calls him out. in the beginning he was a littl

interesting, does elizabeth warren believe that the workers own the means of production never said that, did you >> i'm aware of that. >> russian prune juice. >> to the bond pits and ricklli at the cme. good morning. >> good morning, carl. what a difference a few days makes. bob was saying it is hard to tell if interest rates have bottomed don't think it is hard to tell they have bottomed the question is how long will this bottom be sustained and there is some things we can look at to give us the answer first of all, the curves resteepen and remember this double asterisk at the wall street journal and many seem to have forgotten the curve never closed inverted. it was an intraday inversion so articles are talking about inverted curve really isn't now, can it get again? yes. but right now it is trading just under 10 base points two day of 2s. they're up a bit look at formation left side to right side, it is up four basis points to the long end of the market, 30-year bonds, it is much different, yes, they're up six basis points, just like 10s are. the reason i picked 30s, this is one area where you can really handicap if this bottom is going to hold for a while. let's ha

we talk to warren farrell, chair of the commission to create a white house council on boys and men, about his latest book, "the boy crisis." and former public radio host veronica rick earth offers her thoughts on how women can reclaim their voice. check your cable guide or visit booktv.org for a complete schedule of all the programs airing this weekend. >> booktv recently went to capitol hill to ask representative john garamendi of california what was on his reading list. >> a lot of things. first of all, there's a lot of papers i have to read, various reports. some classified, others, ongoing work as chairman of the readiness subcommittee which has about $290 billion of taxpayer money to spend. that keeps me busy. however, there's all the other things i want to read. a lot of history. right now i'm working my way through the disagreement between the habsburgs and the ottoman empire, 400 years of war, and there's a great book called "enemy at the gate" which basically details every one of the battles and, basically, is centers around the siege of vienna. why do i need that? well, you want to understand turkey, you'd better understand the history of the ottoman empi