any weighs we've got all of riggs road closed northbound and southbound between adelphi and 193.hampshire as your work around. if we could advance, we will go to our next crash. that one thank you very much is on 66. in virginia right around the vienna area 66 before 243 we have the left lane blocked and if you take a look at our camera you can kind of see on the eastbound side a mass of headlights. that's probably some congestion related to that accident as we're looking at 66 eastbound. the left lane is blocked. police are on the scene there. final some slow volume in southeast d.c. this is 295 approaching pennsylvania street bridge. you've got speeds down to 22 miles a-little slow there. that's a look at traffic. maureen and wisdom. >> 4:48 is the time right now. dramatic new details about the murder of a pregnant maryland teacher, her suspected killer and the alleged love triangle at the center of the investigation. >> we now know how she died and fox5 also spoke exclusively with laura wallen's childhood friend who shed some light on laura's contentious relationship with tyle

i am taylor riggs.rg. tom: thanks so much. markets on the move. we could sit on the data check for many minutes this morning. the curve flattening is remarkable on the 81 level to 77 basis points. the euro churns. interesting moves on that. the vix showing stable equity markets, 12.14 churn. the 10-year yield, 2.04, i think we had 2.03 earlier. that is a substantial change. down to 91.21. it seems like with the euro it is as if traders are pushing their luck to see how far they can go. reversals,th risk the most bullish since 2009. we saw the euro and the stoxx 600 moving higher yesterday, but it is lower today. we saw the 10-year italian yields lead losses, heading lower. a turnaround on the 10-year bund yield and italian yield. tom: greatly appreciate that. i learned about earthquakes in anchorage. that was a long time ago in the 1960's. what you learned is the difference between a seven and eight on the logarithmic scale is a massive difference. guatemala, towards 600 miles across mexico, to mexico c

they're taking on real-life tennis rivals, bobby riggs and billie jean king.that from back in the day? >> i do. >> they are taking the ultimate "battle of the sexes" from the court to the big screen. >> ladies and gentleman, billie jean king. >> the movie is the story of 1973's epic tennis match between king, who was then 40, and former champ, riggs, who was 55. emma gained 15 pounds of muscle to play the tennis icon. >> i did a lot of weight lifting and fitness and just kind of studying her way of being physically. i mean this is probably the most physical role that i have done in certain ways. >> there she is. billie jean king. >> i thought we were doing a table read, and she started working out. and she said, oh, my god. i'm just so hungry all the time. >> i'm going to put the show back in show business. >> the publicity-loving riggs hyped the event by proclaiming that men were better athletes than women. >> i love fit fez in the bedroom and in the kitchen. >> a lot would be made about him being just a sexist pig, and people were so outraged, but you knew i

taylor: i'm taylor riggs riggs, let's get the bloomberg business flash. the government planning to banning on domestic exchanges. prada tumbled in hong kong today. their first time revenue fell almost 6%. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much, taylor. , bannon says that gary cohn should step down. leake stuff that would that we, that was unacceptable. >> who are you talking about? >> gary cohn and other people. if you don't like what he is doing and don't agree with that you have an obligation to resign. >> gary cohn should have resigned? >> absolutely. francine: you can see that tomorrow on charlie rose. ian, we were just hearing from steve bannon there, if you look at who will run the fed next what does it mean for gary cohn? how much focus will they have on the next president? ian: it probably won't be gerry:. -- it won't begin read cohen. gary cohn.be there are other names floating around but there is no clarity on this at all. market attention is focused on what the fed will say on the impact of the storm and pushing off t

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billie jean king, versus bobby riggs.ivated the nation. ♪ better think what you are trying to do to me ♪ >> how many people were there? 30,000. >> 30,000. >> ha-ha. >> i knew it wasn't. even howard cosell almost beside himself. >> monday night football. it is not the usual. it is not happening. >> the match lived up to its hype. which was, really saying something. the male is king no matter what the difference in the age. >> bobby riggs once the number one tennis pr served up male chauvanism. [ indiscernible ] >> he was insufferable. yet, in 1973, he had plenty of fans. including, surprisingly enough, king herself. >> started getting like that. it is adorable. >> that's fine. >> no. no, it's entertainment, great. >> did you think he really believed that stuff? >> yes, he did. >> did i? >> king was the perfect faux for riggs. tennis was her life. she first picked up a racket in long beach, california. at age 11. and never looked back. >> my mom came to get me. i jumped in the car, mom, mom, this is it. this is it. what you

i'm taylor riggs.k you. as angela merkel and martin schulz slug it out for the polls suggest merkel is placed to win a fourth term. there are a number of possible coalition outcomes. joining us is the deputy director of the german office of the marshall fund. and syllabus is john studzinski up blackstone. thank you for joining us. will you look at why this election matters? angela merkel is probably the linchpin when it comes to european politics. she deals with brexit and is the voice on immigration and russia and the u.s.. >> yes. this election is not very suspenseful. it seems very likely angela merkel should likely get a fourth term as chancellor of germany. the question after the election is it depends on what kind of coalition she bills. because the political system is so fragmented in germany, there is not a lot of maneuvering for her. francine: what is for weak spot -- her weak spot? is it the far right party? how will she deal with them? >> that is correct. bloc has beenve warned to know allow

bobby riggs challenge is billie jean king to a battle of the sexes she agrees and the rest is history. with her take on billie jean king actress emma stone has put herself in contention for next year's oscar race then we'll see if it's truly game set match. with zero zero zero. and now for a film here in toronto that completely surprised me it's from roberts thank german director who is probably best known for his hollywood action movies movies like red or insurgent but his new film is something completely different it's a true story set in the final days of world war two very german tale but told in a way unlike anything i've ever seen before. this film shatters the myth of the good german that soldiers like these amid all the horrors of war were just following orders. in the captain no one is innocent. the film told from the soldier's perspective shows the verma as brutal sadistic murderers and image usually reserved for the nazi s.s. . not in. fear for toys even when the eastern archives became available we could see photos from the time of war and became clear that the myth of an

bobby riggs i interviewed both of them leading up to that emma stone and steve cohen you play who jack kramer were you familiar with jack the great tennis player who was the writer right ray you covered that but he was a was feeding number one and then he began head of the u.s. lawn tennis association then a color commentator with howard cosell too so there's someone playing old howard is playing howard his appearances are done digitally you know getting yes it's phenomenal i can play fifteen some of your own scenes with him i'm not in those scenes no but some of the other. of the girls the women on the team tennis team have scenes with him as i remember jack did not like billie jean king and he were all in water and for billie jean jacques was the male chauvinist pig and their big. you know and just reason then jack was about by all accounts a reed is the bridge where the greatest guy in the world but for some reason they'd those two and the night before the big match billie jean says i'm not going to play if jack is the color commentator so it's good stand obviously in the film good

i am taylor riggs. the estimates.di chairman is considering an ipo for u.s. music as soon as next year. it was better than expected performance for euro manufacturing, one of the fastest results 2011. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: taylor riggs, thank you so much. it is generally a september for us to rip up the script. it is an extraordinary call to action by the senator of arizona. just celebrating his 81st birthday, john mccain writes a scathing op-ed about his president of the united states. purest just one part of what possibly could be my essay of the year. "congress must govern with a president who has no experience of public office, is often poorly informed and can be a polson in his speech and conduct -- we are not his subordinates. we answer to the american people." i argued foro say " a return to regular order, letting committees of jurisdiction do the principal work of crafting legislation and letting the full senate debate and amend." by johnordinary essay mccain. -- toluse isrriba at the whi

i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg.? thanks so much. the war of words between north korea and the united states is continuing. north korea news agency is responding to the united states calling for new sanctions against it, saying the u.s. is a he myth aggressive who is being big -- who is begging for war. president trump saying, i am allowing south korea and japan to increase military equipment from the red states. earlier today, we are tied for -- the only way to handle north korea is to contain it. numbermilitary options one would be effective but not all encompassing. number two, the day after would be looking at a situation on the korean peninsula with hundreds of thousands of people dead. it may be that we finally got to swallow a bit of a pill and a knowledge their nuclear power and try to contain them, not try to remove that capability from korea. file: joining me is brian -- fowler, great to have you in new york. what do you think containing looks like and do you think there is a recognition from the u.s. admin

with theck in now first word news with taylor riggs. in texas hastoll risen to 39 from tropical storm harvey. authorities are still searching for but comes. they say floodwaters are expected to be gone for most of houston by early tomorrow. meanwhile, firefighters are still monitoring a chemical plant after an explosion and fire. owners of the are kemah facility warned there could be more explosions. president trump may use the disaster to lower the risk of an unprecedented default. the president may cap an increase in the debt limit for the disaster in request. the white house wants to extend the limit until congress can deal with funding the government for the fiscal year. european central bank may not be ready to decide on next year's bond buying program until just before the current one expires. that is according to euro area officials. -- holdkers heard there their first formal talks on the stimulus next week. we can inflation has some concern back to buying. camenya, a decision that reshaped the country's political landscape. of t

>> king was the perfect faux for riggs. tennis was her life.icked up a racket in long beach, california. at age 11. and never looked back. >> my mom came to get me. i jumped in the car, mom, mom, this is . this is it. what you mean, this is what i will do with my life. i am going to be the number one tennis player in the world. >> reporter: said that that day? >> that day. done. my mom goes you have home work. my mom kept us grounded forever. >> reporter: she kept her promise to her mom. king went on to when all most 40 grand slam titles in her career. beyond her game, she would become one of the most recognizable voices in the fight for equal rights. washere a mome a speech, an incident? >> well i can tell you what brought it home -- heavily, with larry, we were going to cal state university-los angeles. >> larry, larry king. her future husband. on campus wondered why he had a college grant to play tennis and she didn't. >> he said you are a second-class citizen. i said, what? what? well you are the most, best athlete in the school, everyone k

i'm taylor riggs, this is bloomberg.ave a little bit of risk off yesterday, now a calm in the markets. the dow reporting a 200 point drop so far this year. one of the biggest movers was in the treasury market. 10 year treasury yields getting 2.05%. now the lowest level since the u.s. election. my question is why? a looming debt ceiling? a potential showdown? asset allocation marketist and the bnp economist joins us. riskr us, i think the combined with the dovish fed speak caught us. is kind of a golden age for global investing here. measures 45 countries. of 45alize that 45 countries are growing this year for the first time since 2007. we have seen this trend before. we've seen the one day downgrade and in the fundamentals more important. by the way, we are still 1.5% percentage points away from a high. alix: if you take a look at what happened at the 10 year, 2.05 percent, what is the treasury market telling us? paul: it is saying the fed is out of the game. hide when core inflation is as low as it is. they don't unders

here is taylor riggs.resident donald trump and congressional republicans have unveiled the first major revamp of the nation's tax code in a generation. the nearly $6 trillion tax cut would deeply reduce levies for corporations, simplify doublee's brackets, and the standard deduction used by most americans. president trump: tax reform will protect low income and middle-class. protect the well-connected and the wealthy. it is not good for me, believe me. the corporate tax rate would be down to 20% from the current 35%. tom price spoke with chief of staff john kelly yesterday and did not offer his resignation over his taxpayer-funded trips on private jets. he tookported that dozens of private flights that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. puerto rico is still virtually without power. the plans to lend fresh cash to the storm ravaged island. >> there is a significant need for immediate restoration of the electric grid. what are bondholder group did was put forward a proposal to provide utility with $1 bil

here is taylor riggs.ling the aftereffects of hurricane irma for weeks to come. more than 12 million people do not have power. millions have been displaced. the florida keys were so heavily damaged that the 10,000 people who stayed during the storm may have to be evacuated. governor rick scott took an aerial to her and said he thought he would seek more damage across florida. the un security council has unanimously voted to impose more sanctions on north korea. the new penalties do not go as far as the u.s. wanted. the trump administration dropped demands for an oil embargo and a freeze for assets on kim jong-un. that cleared the way for russia and china to back the new sanctions. british prime minister theresa may asked president trump last week to interview in a court dispute between boeing and lombardia. may's government relies on north ireland for votes. president trump is planning an aggressive roadshow to sell the idea of tax overhaul. he will travel to as many as 13 states in the next seven weeks. t

i'm taylor riggs.rs to resolve a dispute that has the service at risk for its ability to operate in the city. inr has about 40,000 drivers london. you can read all about it online. the wall street journal is closing down print editions in europe and asia. the final print edition in europe will be today. the final asian edition a week later. europe started in 1983. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: i am not going to mince words, that is a huge loss. sad news for all within business journalism. let me show you what it is about. francine and i know we have the best guest like rupert harrison at blackrock. here is charlie stein. bring it up. i really do this. charlie stein is the number one guy on portfolio managers in boston. a quiet franchise by charlie stein. here he is writing about david arrows active record in chicago. ball arrows hit the out of the park once again. if we get more volatility, can active crawl back? >> it has been a good year for active managers. we think the environment is

cutest taylor riggs. -- here is taylor riggs. islands bracing for a hurricane. it has caused widespread damage to the island. the hurricane is now headed for the u.s. and revision virgin islands and puerto rico. a court order authorized u.s. wiretaph investigators to trump campaign manager before and after the election according to cnn. there were concerns that metaphor encouraged russian involvement in the election. "the new york times" said prosecutors have told manna for he will be indicted. tor john mccain may be the last gasp in the fight against obamacare. it may be subject to a filibuster. the trump wit administration withithdrawn a deal turkey's erdogan of weapons. this was after an incident in washington last may. turkish officers were indicted for attacking protesters during erdogan's visit. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. the japanese prime minister said he will decide on calling a snap election after he returns from hi

i and taylor riggs. -- i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. the u.k.y appear to have papered over their differences over brexit. boris johnson is planning to attend her keynote speech after challenging her plan to leave the european union in a too soft way. martin sarao joins us this morning. chairs?can you get new lord king also with us. there was so much talk about british politics. it has been quite a week. what will the end game be? lord king: the united kingdom voted to leave the european union. i do not think that can be reversed without having another referendum. everyone who took part in it said they would accept the results and as theresa may said, brexit means brexit. a lot of people i fear are trying to find a way of reversing it by saying, are we going to stay in the single market or customs union? the former chancellor of the exchequer made a strong point yesterday when he said that all this talk about a deal and negotiation is beside the point. when i go to the continent when i find is people say, what negotiation? you must accept the con

i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you. you are also looking at live pictures of the european commission. president junker, giving his state of the union speech in strasberg. this is what we are seeing. he is in talking about -- he has been talking about what it means being european. he has also been saying that europe is doing better, both in terms of economic things, and political things. it seems he is talking a little bit about brexit. we were briefed that he might not address brexit so far. he says brexit is not the future of europe. we will keep a close eye on juncker talking for his state of the union address. we will keep watch on anything he might they in terms of breaking news throughout the morning. global stocks are at an all-time high, but concern is creeping into concerns of the market. the number of investors seeking protection from a possible plunge has a searched. the founder of hedge fund says a correction could be on its way. i think the market is adequately valued. it is not overly valued. the reporter a

here's taylor riggs.dent trump has sided with immigrants on adding a three-month extension to the that limit -- on the debt limit. plan which paul ryan called unworkable provides funds keep the government running until mid-december. stanley fischer has resigned citing personal reasons and will step down in mid-october. the 73-year-old was appointed by obama and the 2014 to a term that would have ended next june. his departure a gift president trump -- may give president trump focus. the president is unlikely to nominate gary cohn. the european central banks two-day meeting concludes today with puzzlement makers having discussed various scenarios for wanting down asset purchases. in starting the debate on normalization, draghi is following through on a july place to start talks this autumn . the ecb's policy announcement comes at 12:45 u.k. time with draghi due to speak 40 five minutes later. you can follow it on bloomberg tv. as many asy cut 14,000 jobs in europe and latin america according to a report in

. >> reporter: the film is about the epic 1973 match between king and then 55-year-old bobby riggs, himselfon champ at 21. >> i'm going to put the show back in chauvinism. >> reporter: steve carrell plays riggs, who died in 1995. steve went through quite a transformation of his own. >> i read a review that talked about how bad my wig was. it wasn't a wig. it was my hair. >> reporter: the last time steve worked with emma, he played her dad in 2011's "crazy stupid love." >> here she is. the perfect girl. she's like the most delightful person in the world. she's so much more fun to be around than i am. you would be the first to admit that. >> reporter: she's a lot more fun to be around than you. >> thank you, thank you. >> you're welcome. you know i love you, steve. he's a lot of fun. >> you love her a little not true. >>> still ahead, our exclusive with anna nicole's daughter, dannielynn. what pop star does she want to set her still single dad up with? >> who would make a perfect date for your dad? >>> plus, the insane amount of waomr t brady drinks to keep this body. >>> closed captioning pr

here is taylor riggs.ontradicting some of his fellow republicans when it comes to tax reform. he wants them to benefit the middle class and not the wealthy. next week, british prime minister theresa may takes her brexit firm offensive to italy. she said the u.k. can still work closely with the e.u. after leaving. meanwhile the chancellor said they have -- over the super vision of financial markets. later this month germany decides whether to give chancellor merkel a fourth term. there is talk the left leaning green party could join a grand coalition. >> not good for the country on the long-term to have all of parties are asked to -- what else is possible? what we need to do is having serious talks to see what is possible and what is not possible. >> the german election is september 24. global nows 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts. i'm taylor riggs. this side bloomberg. tom? francine? francine: mario draghi's attempt is falling on deaf ears as investors turnbullish. attempts

vonnie: taylor riggs, thank you.movies, it has been a miserable summer for the movies. there will be no new wide releases on this labor day weekend, meaning returns could sink to levels not seen since the 1980's. overall the 2017 summer box office could be the worst since 2006 when all is said and done. joining us now, paul sweeney, bloomberg intelligence director. what is going on? is it sequelitis? are we getting bored of all these big budget retreads? paul: i think what we are seeing this summer are bad movies. there are not that many movies that people went out to see multiple times. this summer has been a disappointment. looks like it will be down 20% year-over-year summer box office. that takes a big hole -- digs the industry a big hole. 2015 and 2016 were record years. people will go to the theaters if there is good content to see. we just did not have many hit films. too many flops. mark: well franchise fatigue deter hollywood in churning out more franchises? paul: that is a good question. we have certainly h

riggs road near university boulevard closed in both directions.losure is from adelphi down to 193. again, that's riggs silver spring. also in the district here's one of our slow spots. we haven't had too many slow spots so far despite a couple of crashes. speeds down to 22 miles an hour around the navy yard. this is as you're on 295 or at least transitioning from 395 to 295 approaching the pennsylvania avenue bridge so factor in some extra time there. otherwise, all of the majors, the beltway look pretty good. just a couple of slow spots within the district. all right, that's a look at traffic. more coming up at 5:25. holly and maureen. >> thank you caitlin. >>> it's five:18. let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with this morning on social media. >> wisdom is back with our realtime news tracker. >> first up a teen with what's known as rapunzel syndrome has died from eating her own hair. the 16-year-old uk student suddenly passed away while she was at college. she contracted an infection caused by a hair ball in her stomach. patients wh

here is taylor riggs.you are mentioning it was history in germany. angela merkel won a fourth term as chancellor but her victory was marred. a new challenges in front of us. afd hashe fact that the entered the federal parliament. we shall analyze this closely and in depth because we want to gain back those voters of the afd by solving these problems, giving them solutions and certainly by good politics. taylor: merkel and her main plunged to historic went to afd. millions of, iraqi kurds cast ballots in a historic but nonbinding vote. the united states has warned the vote will destabilize the region amid the fight with the islamic state. travelers from eight countries will face restrictions on entry to the u.s. under a new policy unveiled by the trump administration. will impact chad, iran, libya, somalia, syria, venezuela, and yemen. it will go into effect october 18. president donald trump's criticism of players who protest during the national anthem sparked an increase in activism with 200 nfl players s

they're taking on real-life tennis rivals, bobby riggs and billie jean king.ber that from back in the day? >> i do. >> they are taking the ultimate "battle of the sexes" from the court to the big screen. >> ladies and gentleman, billie jean king. >> the movie is the story of 1973's epic tennis match between king, who was then 30, and former champ, riggs, who was 55. emma gained 15 pounds of muscle to play the tennis icon. >> i did a lot of weight lifting and fitness and just kind of studying her way of being physically. i mean this is probably the most physical role that i have done in certain ways. >> thehere s is. billie jean king. >>ob bby >> i'm the champ. how can i lose? >> because dinosaurs can't play tennis? >> billie jean visited the set of the movie, and the real life live primetime event was watched by 90 million people. >> i think until very recently was the most viewed sporting event in history. >> i'm done talking. let's play. >> in case you didn't know, billie jean actually won that match, and i'm thinking that we should do a modern day version o

there's a new mochvie coming ou about that match and steve carell plays bobby riggs. >> how funas not for my wife and kids. i actually read one review that said my wig was terrible in this movie. unfortunately, it was my real hair. that's the problem. >> he's funny in everything he does. it's not just a comedy. it's a drama about this match. >> is it a comedy? >> there are funny moments in it. >> you can watch more of the interview on the "today" show. learn what the movie is about. >> when i see steve carell, i laugh. >> he does some -- >> by now you've heard the shoutout trending from d.c. native dave chappelle. >> i'm going to read this teleprompter. please forgive me. shoutout to d.c. public schools. here we go. [ laughter ] >> big moments had d.c. schools trending sunday night during the emmys. this morning, we're learning that chappelle will visit ellington school of the arts soon. he's in the district today for a string of shows at the warner theater. >> you know once he gave the shoutout there would be an expectation that he come here. even before that shoutout, he would come

and bobby riggs was 55 years old.e one femashle ten pnis pslawayere world. and he challenged her to a true battle of the sexes and 90 million people watched. and it was-- it was an enormous tennis match. it was, like, a huge entertainment spectacle. but it was also a huge catalyst for a lot of social change. and billie jean has, obviously, become one of the most recognizable figures, i think, in the fight for equality that we have today. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it sounds leak a siy thing on a certain level. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: on a certain level tsounds like a silly thing, kind of an older, sort of washed-out tennis player challenging a 29-year-old woman to prove-- what did he say? women should be-- belong in the bedroom and the kitchen. >> bedroom and the kitchen, yeah. eople were literally taking sides on a real cultural heliready's ♪ i am woman hear me roar ♪ was kind of the anthem of the time and of that match. >> yeah. >> stephen: and she smoked him. >> she smoked him. ( cheers and applause ) i

the movie is the story of 1973's epic tennis match between king, who was then 30, and former champ riggsto play the tennis icon. >> i did a lot of weightlifting and tennis and just kind of studying her way of being physically. i mean this is probably the most physical role i've done in certain ways. >> there she is, billie jean king. >> bobby riggs. >> she started working out, and she said, oh, my god, i'm just so hungry all the time. >> i'm going to put the show back in chauvinism. >> the publicity loving riggs hyped the event by claiming that men were better athletes than women. >> i love women in the bedroom and in the kitchen. >> a lot is being made about him being this sexist pig and people were so outraged, but you knew it was just an act. you knew that he was just trying to get people riled up, and that was part of his charm. >> i'm the champ. how can i lose? >> billie jean visited the set of the movie and the real-life prime-time event was watched by 90 million people. >> i think until very recently, it was the most viewed sporting event in history. >> stop talking. let's play. >

news to first word with taylor riggs.oncede defeat after their latest effort to repeal and replace obamacare after they say they don't have the votes. backed byate president donald trump lost the primary. roy moore's victory is a blow to trump and mitch mcconnell, whose efforts to boost his campaign failed. the trump administration says and militaryships personnel to puerto rico to help with the growing humanitarian crisis after hurricane reappeared many are still without adequate food, water, and feel. president trump's national security adviser says north korea should declare it's willing to give up its atomic weapons. h.r. mcmaster said those moves could lead to the u.s. negotiating with that government. for hours astory day powered by 27 journalists and analysts in more than 120 riggs.es, i'm taylor this is bloomberg. francine: we're just getting breaking news out of s cania. this is accusing the vw of price-fixing. i remember seeing figures that it could of been lower, but it could've been much bigger. i'm looking at

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we do have up in prince george's county, langley park, 212, this is riggs road. it's closed down to lebanon street. this was an overnight crash. unfortunately, a car versus a pole. the lanes are closed. url find yourself rerouted in the area. >> jack, thank you. alex ovechkin is voicing frustration about not playing in the upcoming olympic games. oaf i released a statement after the national hockey league was -- would not play in the game. >> here's part of the statement. our countries are now not allowed to ask us to play in the olympics. me, my teammates and all players who want to go owl lose. so do all the fans of hockey with this decision that we're not allowed to be invited. he goes on to say, nhl players in the olympics is good for it sucks that we will not be there to play. i hope things will change and all of us will have a chance to go again in 2022. >> i was just quoting. i usually don't say that word on tv. >> or anywhere else. it was a quote. >>> he was able to make people laugh about touchy and tough subjects. this weekend, his life will be honored.

and heidi riggs' daughter died of a heroin overdose.high school basketball player and captain of her golf team. lea heidman and brian malone's daughter alyssa died of an overdose in 2015. brenda stewart has two sons in recovery. tracy morrison is jenna morr second daughter who is also a recovering addict. rob brandt's son was an addict. >> rob brandt: he battled it through high school. >> whitaker: he says his son robby got hooked on pain pills prescribed by a dentist after his wisdom teeth were removed. he was in training with the national guard, hoping to serve in afghanistan. >> brandt: and when he came home, he met up with an old friend that he used to buy and sell prescription medications with, and that old friend introduced him to heroin. and we did the... we did rehab, we did relapse, we did rehab, and he got clean. but the drug called his name again and... and he said yes, and that was the last time, and he passed from an accidental overdose. >> whitaker: for many of these parents, the hardest thing to accept was losing their ch

and it's got to stop, and bobby riggs is the man to stop it. you lose. >> seth: please welcome to the show billie jean king, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show. >> i see fred over there. boom. >> seth: you -- i was very -- fred was very excited you were here tonight. >> i'm excited. he's in the movie, "battle of the sexes." >> seth: there you go. and this is very exciting. [ cheers and applause ] we -- we can tell from the clip. emma stone plays you in the film. here's a shot. you guys were actually watching tennis together. >> i know, scary, isn't it? >> seth: well i wanted to ask, are you, because of your history and because of you being this legendary ten -- are you fun to watch tennis with? >> terrible. >> seth: really? [ light laughter ] >> absolutely terrible. >> seth: why are you bad? >> 'cause i kind of commentate. you know, i don't have any filter. so, i like commentate the whole time i'm running. and i said to emma -- there's an empty seat over here. let me go over there and sit so you don't have to li

in new york city, taylor riggs.le flew further than any other one the north korean regime has launched. it was the second to fly over japan in two months. it traveled enough distance to put the u.s. territory of guam in range. north korea had vowed to retaliate for new security council sanctions. president trump has said he does not know whether he will nominate janet yellen for another term at the federal reserve, but he likes and respects her. president trump has signed a congressional resolution condemning white supremacists and other hate groups. congress passed the measure after a rally in charlotte that turned violent. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. the german federal election is 10 days away. week, wolfman sharply, another term as finance minister and angela merkel looking for another term as prime minister. given the implications for the speed of european integration.

here is taylor riggs. it is set to hit lord up. .00 -- hit florida 185 mile-per-hour winds, models say it could strike florida this weekend. people should evacuate or hunker down. expensivee the most natural disaster in u.s. history. president trump is leaving a door opened slightly after program and said he would revisit the dreamers' issue in six months. the president's action has put in limbo about one million people who consider themselves americans. resident trump takes his campaign to overhaul the tax code to north dakota today. he will have in unusual guest on u.s. one, heidi heitkamp. he's living in congress. negotiators are downplaying president trump's threat to pull out of trade talks. have canada, and mexico reiterated their commitment to deal thistiating the year. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. document says.k. administrators are considering limiting immigration from the e.u. after brexit. should bed

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. david: thanks.the countries covered by trump's revised travel ban on north korea and iran. they were also targeted by the president when he addressed the united nations last week. both presentdiffult challenges as the united states tries to stop the persuasion -- proliferation of nuclear weapons. still with us is sir peter w estmacott. you particularly know the iran situation well. what is possible interconnection with our dealings with the wrong and north korea looking to see whether we with draw from the uranium deal -- iranian deal? sir peter: the first thing to bear in mind is there are technical links between iran and north korea. we do not know the full details, but there is some sort of opportunistic connection. that, at theing is present time, when there is a risk of weapons of mass a weaponsproliferation -- of mass destruction proliferation, this is not the moment to kill b iran deal. -- the iran deal. was it perfect, no, but it the --the progression of iranians the opportunity to say that