let's hit to our first word news with kayla riggs.r: a story we are monitoring in fort myers, florida. authorities say there are at least two dead it and another 17 wounded. a person of interest has been detained. the democratic convention begins today in philadelphia. hillary clinton has given a preview of how she will portray donald trump. >> i'm not going to engage in -fest that heinsult seems to thrive on. he iser he says about me, free to use up his own airtime and space to do. i'm going to talk about what he has done, how he has hurt people in business. nationalhe democratic committee chair has resigned over leaked e-mail -- leaked theils that shows democratic committee favored hillary clinton and undermined bernie sanders. full people were wounded at a music festival. the man had been denied asylum last year. they said he tried to kill himself twice the more. it was the fourth attack in germany in the last week. visits prime minister -- ireland today to discuss plans for leaving the european union. there is concern the border -

king trounced riggs in three straight sets last night. it wasn't much of a contest.ed her victory at courtside, and her fans across the country did the same. >> i like the fact that billie jean won. that the female won. >> well, the two men in my family left me alone with the match after we saw how it was going to go and watched "bonnie & clyde." but i loved every minute of it. >>> excuse me, do you agree with this women's liberation movement? >> no, i don't. >> why not? >> because i like my life the way it is. >> a woman's place is with a man on top of him in this world. >> there were a mess of housewives, grandmothers, mothers who felt as if they were not only being left out of this but denigrated by it. that the movement was saying their choices were stupid and dumb. >> having a happy husband and happy children makes us happy. >> they had always been celebrated for having chosen to be a mom and a wife and stay at home. now suddenly overnight people were saying that they're slaves, they're comparing them to prostitutes. and it made perfect sense to me that those wo

here is taylor riggs.ted with reporters are saying -- they ignored sanders please not to protest. that -- in ay primetime speech, sanders said he was backing clinton but acknowledged there are still some hard feelings. mr. sanders: i understand that many people here in this convention hall and around the country are disappointed about the final results of the nominating process. i think it is fair to say that no one is more disappointed than i am. taylor: senator elizabeth warren trashed donald trump, calling him a man who cares only for himself every minute of every day. she urged reluctantly girls -- reluctant liberals to support clinton. killedthe hostages was before the police rescue attempt. the paris prosecutor's antiterrorism unit is investigating. in japan, prime minister shinzo abe's administration has outlined a fiscal stimulus package. the outline calls for continued cooperation with the bank of japan. the government is hoping the central bank will continue efforts to reach 2% inflation. the cab

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. hans,et's go to equities, currencies, commodities -- bonds, currencies, commodities. it is endless with yields stable, yen was 1.09 when i walked in the door and you can see the weakness. oil most interesting will do that. vix, 11.71 is extraordinary showing the good news and the dow and 18,600. sterling was a 1.30 handle earlier. we have some dow strength. guy: it is because we have seen agents report, this is the equivalent of the beige book. sharp slowdown in economic activity following the brexit vote. may use this a little bit more this time around in setting policy. policy. as you can see the euro is [no audio] going to run pimco. he is going to run pimco in california. tom: when i noticed yesterday was wells fargo of america buying that building at 33 central down by our new art -- office we are building. what an extraordinary statement on the future of london to see wells fargo, in. let's go to the surveillance wall. guy johnson has got this tattooed on his left side. this is

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. you, convention day one last night, a1 is always a traditional lighter, looser moment. for somebody like taylor, it was extraordinary. it was extraordinary for me as well. i have never seen a day one like we observed. guy: it was fascinating to watch. here.tory resonates over when i think europeans find strange is we do not expect to hear from theresa may's husband. that is a curious one. tom: that is a very good point and that is a real tradition within american politics that jewelers -- end ures. futures decline negative six and yields came in with a vengeance, 1.54% on the 10 year yield. 1.110.o will not budge, stunning 12.76 and sterling cannot figure out what to do with itself this morning. we are watching renminbi as well. guy: let's talk about the equity story, down by around a percent at the moment. negative as0 year you can see still, and the yield has moved a touch lower. you want to buy an investment property in new zealand you have to put 14% down. the turkish lira, the ec

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. at equities,ok bonds, currencies, commodities. fed day, i think it is a dead meeting. futures are alive at five, a little bit of a risk on feel. oil going nowhere. of where ite a clue is going to be at the close of market, 42.71. brent crude under 45. in the yen, i will let francine talk about the yen. sterling, 1.3108. francine: we need to start on the yen because there is a lot of anticipation, tension, volatility, and it is currently at 105.53. it is unclear what the stimulus announcement means, whether it is a message at the boj so i think that is the story today along with banks. 0.6%.an banks gaining tom: out it tokyo it was great on the confusion engendered. let's look at the fed. i will use this chart this afternoon with scarlet fu and joe weisenthal. is there enough going on in that chart? that is the lollipop chart. francine: it is a rainbow chart. tom: those circles are the fed meetings. the answer is, we have moved along and rolled over four standard deviations with that g

shery: taylor riggs has more from the newsroom. called an ambush, a carefully plotted attack on police in dallas that left i've officers and two others wondered. two civilians were also wounded. opened fire against the protest against recent police shootings. police exchanged shots with a suspect in the parking garage. chief brown: the suspect said he was upset about black lives matter. upset aboutas recent police shootings. the suspect said he was upset at white people. the suspect stated he wanted to kill white people, especially white officers. taylor: the suspect died after police detonated an explosive device attached to a robot. authorities say they are not sure if they cut everybody involved in the attack. loretta lynchal is calling for peace after the dow shootings. department including agents with the f.b.i. and e.t.f. are in texas working with local investigators. this has been a week of profound grief and heartbreaking loss. loretta lynch: to all americans, i ask you, i implore you, do not let this week precipitate a new

--lor riggs has from been taylor riggs is from the newsroom. taylor: home secretary theresa may and -- are in the running. lawmakers are voting today. the two top vote getters will go before the parties wider membership. the new leader will be declared by september 9. angela merkel says there can be no sustainable security in europe without russia. at the same time, she says germany and the nato partners say offering a dial-up -- a three-day truce in syria's civil war appears to be holding. the government announced they would halt military operations in regards to the end of ramadan. devious cease-fires have not applied to islamic state. satellite data from nasa shows the toxic air threat joking the indian subcontinent. data indicates as much times more sunlight was blocked by pollution in india than the u.s.. new delhi is trying a number of measures including taking cars off the street. prime minister malcolm turnbull it looks like a victory for his coalition. according to an australian tv projection, he has 173 seats with 82% of the vote coun

riggs: for shelby. it's a relevant point, it also goes to the knowledge that the legislature was enacting -- judge motz: are you making an argument that the legislature could not have requested the information legally? ms. riggs: no, no. post shelby though, they were the obligation post section five. they went through each one of the provisions. there are tons of election law provisions that get filed every year. the ones that got pulled into shelbyill 589 post disproportionately impact minority voters. judge motz: all of these provisions were in the hopper, just not combined in one legislation? >> i'm actually -- ms. riggs: i'm actually not aware there was an out of precinct build. i could be wrong on that. there were bills wanting to eliminate pre-, bills wanting to cut early voting. judge motz: where were they? how far have they been advanced? ms. riggs: none had been heard. they had been filed. judge motz: in the house? ms. riggs: correct. that is in the ja. there's a legislative amount of material

here is taylor riggs on philadelphia.n islary first woman ever to be nominated by a major party. g needle donald trump -- she needled donald trump's thin skin. >> you did not hear any of this from donald trump at his convention 10. he spoke for 70 odd minutes. d.do mean od and he offered zero solutions. taylor: u.s. intelligence and thatary officials say turkey is sweeping up u.s. allies and contacts in turkey that will make coordination more difficult. has askedng felipe the prime minister to end the impact. he said he will not necessarily submit himself for a confidence vote. facebook mayohat as much as $5 billion in taxes that have to do with global operations transferring to ireland years ago. facebook said the balance sheet could suffer if the tax bill is upheld area it plans to irs.enge the i'm taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. tom: thanks so much. cleveland is old news. the balloons need to be picked up in philadelphia. mark halperin is spinning forward and looking forward at where trump and clinton had. mark halper

riggs: certainly. judge motz: we are now dealing with a longest day after the longest day of the year. but we're getting to shorter days. ms. riggs: the counties early voting plans are due july 29. that is not a hard and fast deadline by any stretch of the imagination. the state board of elections continues to review early voting plans, through august and sometimes even into september, asking them to change their early voting plans if there are problems. additionally, at least 70% of the counties use as the early voting site their county board of elections site, or an in lieu of site it's usually in the same building. so if we implement 17 days, not only do the counties have time to come up with an early voting plans that puts that into effect, but they're going to use for the most part at least one of the same sites they have in place. so it's just opening it up to voters for an extra seven days, although they only really have to do it in the weekdays. with photo i.d., there is an opportunity to educa

here is taylor riggs. the suspected gunman in dallas has been identified by multiple media outlets as a 25 euros, johnson, of texas. he served in the army reserve as a carpentry specialist and did a tour of duty in afghanistan. he was killed by an explosive device after hours of negotiations with police. the new york times says johnson appears to be the lone gunmen. and members of the congressional black caucus are condemning the violence that transpired in america this week, including the fatal shootings of black men in minnesota and louisiana and of those five police officers in dallas. >> today, we feel the pain, the hurt of the people in baton and dallas anda, all across the country. whatever we do, we must do it in a peaceful, nonviolent fashion. we have redeemed the soul of forica, bring us together the beloved community. because we all live in the same house. taylor: paul ryan and nancy pelosi urged unity from the house floor. and penn state suing the u.s. government overrules requiring the public s

allison riggs: no. post shelby, they were relieved of the duty to confide with section five, but more and poorly this goes to the new -- importantly, this goes to they knew the divisions. there are tons of provisions bills every year, the ones that got pulled into house bill 589 were the ones with the impact on minority voters. so, on the -- judge motz: where their separate bills dealing with all of these provisions, all of them? combined in one piece of legislation. will it show that? allison riggs: i am not aware that there was an out of precinct bill, there was a bill proposing to eliminate same-day registration. i could be wrong on that. there were bills wanted to eliminate preregistration, bills wanting to cut urban voting. judge motz: where was it? allison riggs: none have been heard, they have been filed. exactly. that is -- there is an extensive amount of material in the j.a. error, jump in around a little bit, i want to emphasize that this court in 2014 emphasized that the district court commit

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: oil, we are watching.o have ed morris with us. onto the next screen. good equity markets. 2/10 spread flattening with a little bit of strength today. 77.81 basis points. great chart ona inflation's the fed has to deal with. 60% economy. this is richard clarinet inflation. big fat 3.2% and rising on the right side. us in thenus with last hour. alan greenspan, we dovetail that with edward morris of citigroup. i don't even know where to begin with the two of you. does oil matter to you within global economics? >> it is crucial for the global outlook, inflation, global markets. tom: do we bound -- rebound? >> u.s. data yesterday was terrible in terms of imports. the inflation issue has led to the tanking of oil, but i think it is temporary. japan, maybe we -- and do somee form of helicopter. >> rates and currencies that are a lot, particularly in a short read. we have seen the bouncing around of commodities, whatever the expectations are, fed rate increases fluctuate. tom: comment on the importance of the bank

here is taylor riggs with headlines. rouge, in baton louisiana, the man who killed three police officers and wounded others was a former marine. the attack took place less than two weeks after it lacked man was killed by baton rouge police. the -- there of will be daily demonstrations of groups before and against donald trump, and many of the elected officials and donors are showing their unhappiness with trump by staying away. britain's new foreign secretary says the u.k. will not abandon its -- boris johnson arrived in brussels today. he was named the top diplomat in the shakeup after the country voted to leave the eu. boris johnson: it is good to be here for my first overseas trip, and the message i will be taking ismy friends in the council that in no way are we abandoning leading in europe. taylor: johnson said the events in turkey and france underscore the importance of working together. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world, i am taylor riggs. th

taylor riggs is in the new york newsroom.summer travel the transportation ministration says it is planning to use c.t. scan us to inspect carry-on bags. the process is mostly automated, and security workers will check a bag of something is suspicious. the agency says it can't cut weight -- a good cut weight times by about 30%. in france, lawmakers are urging the government to overhaul the intelligence agencies in the wake of two terrorist attacks last year. a parliamentary inquiry concluded there were multiple intelligence failures. lawmakers say overlapping agencies should be replaced with unified structure. former secretary general has had his band from football cut from 12 to 10 years on appeal. he was fired over a world cup ticketing and broadcast rights scandal, plus abuses. he was later banned by the ethics committee for several charges of misconduct. and in california, nasa's mission control celebrated as a solar powered spacecraft entered jupiter's orbit. it took almost five years to make the trip. it was spent 20 mon

taylor riggs has more from the newsroom.lor: one of the suspected en in the ambush has been identified as micah johnson. johnson reportedly served in the army reserve as a carpentry and masonry specialist. he was killed by an explosives strapped to a police robot after hours of negotiating with police. "the new york times" reports he appeared to be the lone gunmen. nancy pelosi is calling for unity after the murders in dallas. in an address from the house floor, she said it is important americans must not let such acts divide them. nancy pelosi: actions like this should unify us as a country. horrified by this despicable act of violence and we share in the shock and grief for the officers killed, their loved ones, and the entire dallas community. taylor: the house speaker also spoke from the floor calling americans to come together to heal after the shooting. after the shootings in dallas, police in several cities across the country are patrolling in pairs. police in new york, boston, chicago, and washington, d.c., have orde

here is taylor riggs. recep erdogan once the u.s. to hand over -- wants the u.s. he blames for the coup. turkey would have to prove its accusations. meanwhile, the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry, is urging the turkish government to uphold them aquatic standards following the failed coup. john kerry is in brussels for a meeting with eu foreign ministers. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom? tom: now joining us, james stavridis of the united states navy. of course, our nato supreme commander a number of years ago, and someone who has been in the news recently. admiral, we are thrilled to have you with us. why did this to fail? you studied this at war college at newport, rhode island. why did the to fail? mes: i thought this coup was more beer hall pooch then it was geostrategic earthquake. the military had a set of lingering grievances on a slow burn for almost 10 years per they took a shot but they were disorganized and did not have the senior playe

taylor: i'm taylor riggs. you are watching bloomberg news.her of alton sterling denouncing the shooting of police officers in violence. alton sterling is the man who was fatally shoot days ago in baton rouge, louisiana, by police. a fatal encounter. a family attorney says that the dallas killings were not caused by castile's death alone and that she wants justice for everyone. the justice department, including agents with the fbi and atf, are in texas working with local investigators. lynch says this has been a week of profound grief and heartbreaking loss. ag lynch: to all americans, i ask you, i implore you, do not let this week precipitate a new normal in this country. i ask you to turn to each other not against each other as we move forward. let us support one another. let us help heal one another. i urge you to remember today and every day that we are one nation, we are one people, and we stand together. taylor: lynch says her department will help investigators in dallas in any way necessary. meanwhile president obama has lowered tolags

killed by a police cruiser in langley park, on the very busy stretch of university boulevard near riggs road. we're told the pedestrian was not in a crosswalk. the prince george's county officer jumped out of his cruiser and immediately rendered aid. news 4's derrick ward has the story. >> reporter: this strip of university boulevard is busy 24 hours a day. experience tells people crossing on foot to use the crosswalk. >> i go there. >> reporter: as you can see, lots of people cross here and not in the crosswalk. it's dangerous in the daytime. just imagine at night. police say at around 2:00 a.m., a pedestrian was hit crossing in the 2000 block of university boulevard outside the crosswalk. that person was hit by a police georges county police cruiser and pronounced dead at the scene. we saw surveillance video from a nearby business that shows the victim narrowly avoided by one vehicle, then into the path of the cruiser. the officer was responding to a routine call. that would have meant to flashing lights or sirens. the incident is being investigated. yet another cautionary tale with a

taylor riggs is here.is calling a landmark court ruling on the south china sea null and void. the court of arbitration ruled china has no rights to the historic waters. china claims territorial rights to more than 80% of the south china sea. it has reclaimed land and built runways and ports. president obama goes to dallas today two feet with families of five when police officers killed last week by a black man. he will speak at a memorial service. is the time during his 11thdency -- it is the time in his presidency he will speak in a town devastated by shooting. hillary clinton question in a demographic -- curshing donald trump in a demographic. white voters with a college degree hillary clinton -- backed hillary clinton. globaglobal news 24 hours a day powered by more than 26 originals made a list in more -- powereduntries. by more than 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries. jonathan: the s&p sitting at an all-time high. could earnings throw cold water on the market? kit juckes joins us next with hi

they had a horrible relationship with riggs. shot down one of their fighters, so there's a lot of things that are really up in the air and if it really doesn't resolve quickly, then this is going to be something that's lurking for the markets. >> look, what is the market price? worst case scenarios. you say the migrant problem to me is the biggest issue here. the systemic risk, other countries look at this and say especially after a terrorism attack, look at it and say we need to exit ourselves and draw a circle around that, so that's the systemic risk in my opinion. if it's fot e solved quickly. >> our continues coverage of the aparentally military coup in turkey will continue. much more "fast money" right after this. able to recognize a fair price. that's never really been possible. but along comes a radically new way to buy a car, called truecar. now it is. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search for the car you want, there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is ho

i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg.kingbrexit vote a toll on the uk's largest asset managers. aviva investors was frozen today due to extraordinary market circumstances. this after standard life froze its u.k. property fund. -- joined the bloomberg team earlier today to discuss. about a loanholds to value of about 30%. maximuml have the amount they can borrow. you can meet redemptions by bar wing money and just paying people out of leverage. the remainder investors and up ends in and and that unhappy situation in a courtroom. -- have a $.30 of capital the skies are leveraged to do one. which may be far more leverage than the intended to have. -- these guys are leveraged 2-1. leveraged far more than the intended to have. +++ jon: what does it mean for commercial real estate? can it become real even if it is noise, become a real signal? >> absolutely can. one of the factors that drive this, the notion of a price is the level at which people will buy something when neither the buyer or the seller must act. when they g

. >> reporter: opponents like allison riggs say north carolina's efforts went far beyond those in other states. >> this, literally, was a monster bill. it attacked every participation, disproportionately used by voters of color. >> reporter: the law required voters to show certain photo i.d. that is white voters were more likely to possess and eliminated other voter-access tools like same-day registration and a full week of early voting that black voters relied on more heavily. for example, in 2012, 64% of african americans voted early, compared to 49% of whites. the polls sundays, where african american churches provide transportation for voters. now, opponents say lifting these restrictions could increase turnout by hundreds of thousands of votes, and that could make a difference. in 2012, mitt romney beat president obama by 2%. and in 2008, scott, mr. obama beat joh john macane by a razorn .03%. >> pelley: jan crawford, thanks so much. one day after accepting t democratic nomination, hillary clinton and running mate tim kaine set off on a bus tour of industrial cities. nancy cordes i

rigge." this comes as other members oftr the gop are jumping on this story saying it smacks of preferential treatment.tial >> if she was not hillaryllary clinton, that -- if she was a -- a under secretary ofecta state that had done the same ths types of things, number one he h and yes they would havelds th broughtey w up under political - i mean prosecution by theution y justice department.jue >> meanwhile the republicansub last presidential nominee, nomee former governor mitt romneyoveri says he has no plans to support either candidate for president.esiden romney said clinton is not an ideal person to be president. p. he also said he simply cano cannot votesa for donald trumprp based on his temperament and a his character.s ch >>> also in the news this morning, a maryland natural resources police officer had aer close encounter with a bear a b and it was all caught on o camera.me here it is. >> standing up now. >> officers were on patrol inono baltimore county maryland whenn they stumbled up

a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i am taylor riggsoomberg. mike? michael: the markets this morning -- not a whole lot going on. take a look at s&p futures. they were up 4, now they are up just under 3. no big news in the u.s. 10 year. you have to go out for decimal places to find a move in the euro. oil prices are lower on the day, lower in the u.s. benchmark as well. the vix index is down. it was at the touch yesterday. it has been falling and has not been this low in quite some time. the yen keep an eye on that come a little bit weaker today. guy: anything but boring in london, i can tell you that, mike. we are of maybe 4%. at .70 618.ng .7618. two is interesting is the hundred 50 is down. the ftse 100 -- most of the ftse 100 international dollar denominated top line, as a result of which, when the pound goes down, it goes up. mike: people are talking about what the bank of england is going to do, but this whole week has been about what the central banks of the world are going to do. i have three of them up on my screen here, sugges

thank you. >> thank you. >> may it please the court, allison riggs for the plaintiff. i'll be discussing the remaining constitutional claims, anderson verdict, 14th amendment claims and 26th amendment claim ands answer any questions you have about implementation. >> maybe you can answer that question. >> absolutely. there's ample time for this court to remedy the flaws in house bill 589 because of this court's stay, same-day registration and out of precinct are the law. they've been implemented in the last three elections. none of the infrastructure has been dismantled, so there's just no problem with same-day and out of precinct. with id, early voting and preregistration, there's still ample time to set up those systems, set up the systems for early voting and to educate voters about these changes. >> okay. i understand ample time, but i'm looking for a little bit more specific information about time. >> certainly. >> we're now dealing with the longest -- the day after the longest day of the year, but we're getting to shorter days. >> so right now the counties early v

i'm taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. you, taylor.k breaking news on the local front. donald trump to twitter, of course, to announce his vice president opec, indiana governor mike pence will be his running mate. there has been so much back and forth, he was scheduled to hold a campaign event today and he canceled it in the wake of the french terrorist attack. this has come out regardless and now he says is going to be a news conference at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. clinton haslary called mike pence the most pick in apick -- vp generation. we await her pick, some have suggested to trump trump, you need to announce her pick asap to bring back control of the news cycle. he can: he has him what to make sure he grabs attention of the news cycle. mike pence is the governor of indiana and also, a longtime supporter of the tea party movement. we want to transition back to the top story of the day, france. a terror attack in the coastal town of nice has left scores injured after a truck drove into a crowd celebrating bastille day. --ning us is carolyn kanaan caroline connan. what mo

let's check in with taylor riggs. is the saudi arabia latest target in a wave of terrorist attacks. a suicide bomber killed himself near one of the holiest sites in the city of medina. two other bombings caused minimal damage. the death toll in iraq has gone up. at least 175 were killed and 200 wounded. islamic state has claimed responsibility. the french government will use an emergency method to push a labor bill through the government. the socialist party is split on the measure. it would give businesses more flexibility in hiring and firing. president obama will hit the campaign train with hillary clinton for the first time today, joining the likely democratic nominee in charlotte, north carolina. he remains wildly popular among democrats. donald trump will also campaign in north carolina, a key battle ground state. hillary clinton's national lead over donald trump has narrowed. poll ofg to usa today's likely voters, she leads 46% to 40%. two months ago she had an 11 point lead. nasa's mission control celebrated as their spacecraft entered jupiter's orbit. it will spend 20 month

this happened about 2:30 sunday morning near the intersection of riggs road and university boulevard in langley park. two other cars almost hit that pedestrian before the police cruiser did. officials tell us the victim was not in the crosswalk at the time of the accident. he died on the scene. >>> an unusual case in montgomery county. a man was just sentenced for breaking into a woman's home and police found him because the victim recognized the man from middle school. news4's derrick ward is live outside of the courthouse in rockville. derrick, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, we're outside montgomery county circuit court where 24-year-old devonte dixon was just sentenced to 12 years in jail for a home invasion and robbery that happened in germantown back in 2015. but there was some other evidence that was brought to bear in this. they actually showed a video of him in a prior event for which he was convicted and was on probation at the time of this home invasion. he had pled guilty to being a conspirator in that other assault. but the home invasion happened when he broke into the

it happened over the weekend near the intersection of riggs road and university boulevard in langley park. police say the victim hispanic man between the ages of 20 and 25, 5'6" and was wearing a black miami heat cap. apparently two other cars almost hit the pedestrian before the police cruiser did. if you have any information, you are being asked to contact police. >>> southwest says the problems are now in the past. it offered an apology this morning for a computer glitch that led to hundreds of delays. southwest also says it's waiving fees for anybody affected by the problem. megan mcgrath is live at reagan national airport where she talked to travelers. i was watching your live shot this morning. i really hope things have improved inside there. >> reporter: things are getting back to normal this morning, but we're not quite there yet. we still have some more cancellations that are happening through the course of the day. but southwest has apologized. they say most of their computer systems are now back up and running, but they do have to work people through the system. there were

riggs is the leading expert on that. but what we would say is that it starts in -- >> that's all right. she's going to talk about it? >> yes. thank you. i just want to mention in my four seconds remaining that we also have a claim regarding latino voters. and in addition -- we made that claim through the same types of evidence. it's not highlighted as much in the briefs. but the evidence is in a footnote. and the facts that the district court said are missing with regard to african-americans exist in a huge way with regard to latinos, which is that their registration and turnout in north carolina is extensively lower than for either white or african-americans. thank you. >> thank you. >> may it please the court, allison riggs for the plaintiffs. i'll be discussing the remaining constitutional claims, anderson verdict 14th amendment claims and answer any questions about implementation. >> maybe you can answer that question. >> absolutely. there's ample time for this court to remedy the clause in house bill. out of precinc

that is what we see, the pick up in riggs making the numbers sending down shivers to the spines. here is bloomberg news. >> the turkish prime minister has ruled out early elections saying the government plans an infrastructure fund to keep growth on track, speaking exclusively to bloomberg, he says the company is open for business. >> what we are saying to global investors is this has come and go gone. and the national will and the will of the citizens has destroyed the plotters. life is back to normal in turkey, and you can continue your long-term invexes. we will eliminate obstacles before you. we are laying out the turquoise carpet for investors. we have all kind of tax incentives, investment incentives, and we are getting priority to investments. >> a bomber has wounded at least 10 people in germany indian. the attacker was a syrian refugee who had been denied asylum, but allowed to remain in the country for fear of returning home. on friday an 18-year-old german gunman killed nine people. rizon has announced a bid to to buy yahoo for $had.billion. the deal is said to include

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that's not an oil market >> we're up 90 drilling riggs over the past 45 days. >> for me $40 is technically the place where you let it prove itself. so if tim is right then we bounce from 40, probably don't bounce high from 45. because have you nigeria coming back online and libya coming back online. >> the dollar is a huge aspect of the oil. >> and it is and when we get bank of japan, maybe the dollar will be in retreat a little bit so we don't know what stimulus is but we get caught in the weeds there. have you to wait on oil until it proves itself around the $40 mark. if it bounces from 40 you can be a buyer of oil on the integrateds but the integrated names are the ones -- the oil space, that's what people had switching out before. >> the question is when you think about investors at home, buying energy stocks now. you look at the disconnect that the commodities had with a lot of equities. it's completely disconnected. the commodities sold off a lot more than the equities have sold off so the question is do you jump in and bite equities right now? is it the right time to jump in and buy

a massive search is under way after an indian military plane care riggs 29 people goes missing. the plane was taking passengers to islands in the bay of bengal when it lost contact with the air force. the flight was supposed to take three hours but the defense ministry says there's still have been no contact with the plane. three hours beyond its arrival time. the aircraft can only go four hours without refueling. >>> new this morning, malaysia, australia, and china have agreed to suspend the search for malay that airlines flight 370. once the current area is completely scoured. the three governments are involved because the airline was malaysian, most of the passengers were chinese, and the suspected crash site is off the coast of southwestern australia. the boeing 777 vanished more than two years ago while on a flight from to beijing. it's expected to wind down by december. >>> my pledge reads, i'm with you, the american people. >> laying out his game plan, donald trump's message heard loud and clear last night. trump is leaving cleveland today after promising to make america

here's taylor riggs.a dark picture of a failing nation that only he can save. the billionaire accepted the republican parties nomination for president. he warned that the country is set by crime, terrorism, and bad trade deals. he says he is really one who can fix the problem. trump: to every parent who dreams for their child, and every child who dreams for their future, i say these words to you tonight. you, i will fight for you, and i will win for you. --x: donald trump used taylor: donald trump used some of his harshest rhetoric on her, saying her weaknesses were death, destruction, and weakness. clinton will try and recapture the attention of voters after a week of the republican convention. she is poised to unveil the running mate as soon as today. the person says the announcement will be made by text message to supporters. one of the leading contenders -- senator tim kaine of virginia. he is said to have the year of former president bill clinton. the highest court in france has ruled that the imf ch

matt: i met miller let's get the headlines for the bloomberg first word news with taylor riggs in the donald trump and newt gingrich are hitting the road today for a rally in cincinnati. may be a trial balloon to test chemistry. once theaker paul ryan director of national intelligence to deny hillary clinton access to classified information drink campaign. this comes as republicans continue to express frustration over her use of an e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. inquiryfficial british calls the invasion of iraq a failure. it criticizes intelligence services and the military. >> we have concluded that the u.k. chose to join the invasion of iraq before the peaceful options for disarmament had been exhausted. military action at that time was not a last resort. taylor: the biggest impact your reputation may be on tony blair who is responsible for britain's involvement. blair said he never used lies or deceit as a pretense to invade iraq. and the white man accused of killing nine at a church want charges dismissed. charges they will drop if the state decides not to pu

i am taylor riggs, this is bloomberg.hen data stream right now and we will get to intraday moving for the japanese yen. futures negative two. the yield 1.58%. oil, again, turning. wall, please. this is the bloomberg surveillance wall. we will show you intraday. that is not what we want. there should be a different chart, jose. i have it on my screen. let's not do this. we will show the intraday year and in a moment. let's go to guy johnson with his data check. guy: let's see if i can help you . we have this up on the screen to give you an idea of what has been happening with the end. we -- with the end. -- with the yen. down is dollar/yen by 8/10 of 1%. as we have been pointing out, we have seen big stimulus bets being put on. was happeningwhat with euro/dollar. let me show you what is happening with the german 10-year. it is flat to going into the ecb. lufthansa, down heavily. is that a lead indicator for the european economy? we will focus on that later. tom: alberto gallo is getting us started this morning. let me show

for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek riggs? >> i have a motion. the speaker pro tempore: motion. >> if we're not going to do anything about gun violence today, maybe we can do something about it tomorrow. mr. grayson: i move to postpone this question to a date certain tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 6-b of rule 13, the gentleman's motion is not in order. mr. grayson: i appeal the ruling of the chair. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's appeal may not be sustained as reflected by the ruling of speaker of september 30 -- september 20, 1893, appeals of dilatory motions being consideration of a report from the committee on rules on a special order of business are also dilatory within the meaning of the rule. mr. grayson: in that case, mr. chair, you leave me no hoice but move to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. mr. grayson: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas

see when our on an intersection see someone stepping off a curving hair reducing the profile of the riggs safety stuff involved. >> one of the more recent issues we had operational issues delores and clinton park bulb outs higher than spec so some 11 inch curves responding and the pictures are a little bit dark but the chiefs is taking pictures during the incident to show us what the operational issues and as 33 these got rid of not a lot of 6789 implementations done this is new to the city so you know something might look okay. on paper and have a fire so we brought these back to the planning and the mta and working collaboratively to correct the issues. >> so one of the issues every time a plan comes from the city planners they'll put in an su thirty template that mirrors one of the engines a w b 40 template that mirrors one of the aerial trucks what we do is look at a set of blueprints and put the turning template on oh, the rig will make the turn then build whatever project and we have hoof big projects hunters point and treasure island all those things are plugged in go all of a sudd

riggs is going to be breas -- addressing the plaintiff's constitutional claims and addressing any questions about implementation. >> maim, your brief reads like a closing argument which i might find persuasive if i were the trier of fact but that's not the case here. to me that's the core. >> certainly, yurns. under the pullman standard, if the district court applied the wrong legal standard, the findings aren't binding the there are critical errors in the district court's analysis of the intent claim that framed the analysis. we have to start with the fact that in passing hb 589, the north carolina legislature acted to block black north carolinians voting rights just as they were starting to make a difference. in north carolina the best predictor of voting behavior is not party registration, but race. so a proper intent analysis would have required the district court to expressly consider whether passage of h.b. 589 was motivated by what has been called the troubling blend of race and politics. the district court committed legal error by failing to analyze -- >> when you speak to the inten

and i wonder what kind of difference italthough the rigge been around a long time, i think the sort of understanding of it and in the populist is in a different place. >> exactly. what changes is not the system. what changes is our expectations of democracy. what's the message of the internet, of social apps. you matter, your voice matter, take a selfie, because you're important. to tell those people, actually, you're not important at all, you know who's important? debbie wasserman schultz. >>> meanwhile, donald trump taking a little bit of a break from campaigning this weekend on the heels of the republican convention, but trump hasn't stayed silent on twitter. fired back against the new attacks from senator elizabeth warren. boy, those two like to go at it on twitter. they're going at it once again. he's also calling on bernie sanders supporters to join his ranks. >> great respect for what he's done. he's been taken advantage of and frankly the system was rigged -- and i'm the first one to say it, but was rigged against him. but he has been gamed. it's a rigged system against him. an

riggs is going to be addressing the plaintiff's constitutional claims and also any questions about implementation>> ma'am, your brief reads like a closing argument, which i might find persuasive if i'm a trier of fact, but that's not the case here. if the inference is drawn by the district court, aren't they due due deference? >> well, your -- >> to me, that's the core of the case. >> certainly, your honor. under the pullman standard, if the district court applied the wrong legal standard, the facts aren't binding. so to start with the intent analysis, there are critical errors in the legal analysis in the district court's analysis of the united states intent claim that framed the analysis. we have to start with the fact that in passing h.b. 589, the north carolina legislature acted to block growing african-american political power just as black north carolinians had begun to experience real political gains. in looking at this claim, the district court failed to take can account of the fact that even as the defendant's experts testified, in north carolina the best predicter of voting behavior is

i am taylor riggs. up, we have a boe on hold.benefit with a one point rally, the most since 2008. currencies next. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: viewers worldwide from new york city, this is bloomberg. risk appetite is decent globally. and up.res are up likewise on the s&p 500 after a record high closing in yesterday's session. the ftse 100 is unchanged. much stronger after the boe decides to keep rates unchanged. appetite --risk look at the dollar-yen. still pretty good. up another full percentage point as the debate rages in japan -- when and how big will be stimulus, and how effective will it be when it does come? vassilius now is serebriakov. great to have you with us. a rateg suggestion that hike is coming in three weeks. do you enter short here around 134? for ai: i would wait bigger rebound. at the end of the day, what it does is argues against some of the extreme forecast for sterling. i know we have seen in recent weeks, 125. i think the bank of england is careful about not being too aggressive. not weakening currency s

let's get an update on what's making headlines outside the business world with taylor riggs.or president. he will do so after his bitter rival ted cruz was booed off the stage at the convention. the texas senator ended his stage without specifically endorsing donald trump. we will unite the party, we will unite the country by standing together for shared values, by standing for liberty. god bless each and everyone of you and god bless the united states of america. taylor: he is widely expected to run for president in 2020. is wonderingident why the u.k. is stalling on its exit from the european union. he called on the u.k. to start the process as soon as possible. he says a delay could create a damaging uncertainty. he meets later today with british from minister theresa may. in turkey, the president says there will be no backsliding from democracy even though he has imposed it re-month state of emergency. the move comes less than a week after an attempted to -- attempted coup. they can issue decrees that would have to force a block. global news 24 hours a day powered by more