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de vos has been criticized for not doing more to support strug you will-- struggling schools.ood news is she is finally stepping up to provide some help. the bad news is it is to the wrong school. >> the education department is unwinding the unit, investigating fraud at for-profit colleges. members of that team have reportedly been marginalized or rea siendz. it has effectively killed investigations into possible fraudulent activities at several large for-profit colleges. these are schools that allegedly were misrepresenting their enrollment benefits, job placement and programming offer often leading students with big debts and no degrees. >> trevor: so betsy de vos is stopping the people who are stopping the fraud. she's like a reverse superhero, you know. flies into a bank robbery to help the robbers. stop right there, thieves. you need to turn it this way to open the vault. there you go, and kill that woman with the baby. she saw your faces. now if you are not familiar with for-profit colleges, they are the shady schools whose ads you probably know from tv. >> i love learni

san francisco's already strugging to rein them in on the streets.'ve caused a traffic jam on the bay bridge. good evening i'm meli we begin with a new low that some people hate with these scooters, san francisco is struggling to rein them in on the streets and now they have caused a traffic jam on the bait bridge. >> julie watch joins us now and this is a black eye for scooter companies, it seems like there is so many more complaints than benefits for these things right now? >> reporter: yes and really bad timing, just yesterday they announced a new mandatory permit process and representatives tell me that this could impact the scooter companies permit application. take a look, this is the lower deck of the bay bridge, two

health care started outperforming the market yesterday ahead of president trump strug announcement ande outline of the -- president trump's drug announcement and the outline of the plan today. maybe the worst has been priced in and drug stocks might begin to bounce after this announcement. vonnie: is a close one today. has beenike reagan doing a bit of learning. it is the artificial intelligence thing where you learn as you go. he is pushing all of our buttons today. for me, mike is going to be the winner. mark: i need that ai thing. i have been doing this too long. i think mike wins. you know i am a topic i and it kicks the boxes, particularly -- it ticks the boxes. well done both of you. vonnie: you do not want to hear what kevin just said. ♪ jonathan: with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income, this is bloomberg real yield. vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." vonnie: it is time for our stock of the hour. at 35% after a disappointing second-quarter. i guess more than an audit, not one of your run-of-

if it happens, china may strug toll buy $200 billion in u.s. goods.t products planes and soybeans. china is its second largest market for boeing. or it could eliminate tariffs on u.s. farm products. also unclear, what china wants in return. the u.s. is working to lift a crippling ban on chinese tech giant zte. >>> u.s. stocks closed down for a few reasons, tech stocks fell, bond market, ten-year treasury yield is at a seven-year high, raising concerns about rising inflation and interest rate hikes. >>> americans are shopping at walmart, both online and in person big time. walmart's overall sales grew last quarter. online sales jumped 33%. walmart working hard on its digital investments. part of a larger plan to shift perception of its brand. it wants to appeal to younger, wealthier customers, the kind that shop at amazon. >>> the royal wedding is tomorrow. and the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle could cost tens of millions of dollars beyond the price of the wedding itself. cleaning statues, fixing roads and, of course, security. that's expec

san francisco's already strugging to rein them in on the streets. now, they've caused a traffic jam on the bay bridge. good evening i'm meli we begin with a new low that some people hate with these scooters, san francisco is struggling to rein them in on the streets and now they have caused a traffic jam on the bait bridge. >> julie watch joins us now and this is a black eye for scooter companies, it seems like there is so many more complaints than benefits for these things right now? >> reporter: yes and really bad timing, just yesterday they announced a new mandatory permit process and representatives tell me that this could impact the scooter companies permit application. take a look, this is the lower deck of the bay bridge, two guys are on scooters on the left of the bridge, keep in mind, there is no bike path and the scooters only go 15 miles per hour, the man shooting the video said that he was more concerned about safety than traffic. >> we will have traffic regardless, this is san francisco bay area, but if someone were to hit them, imagine

that a civilized mature kind society is one that looks to those who are disadvantaged or who find the strug until a very, very complex society too difficult for them. that kind of outlook is one which i think would very well described as credal. in the american creed, there's the idea that every american citizen has a chance. you can all become millionaires, you can all become president. what's interesting is i speak as an outsider, an observer. i report something that an american friend told me. that this idea of having this possibility as an american, of reaching the horizon, getting to the top of the hill, this possibility has seemed to have failed recently. people feel that they're in the queue, but the queue is not moving. what's worse, is not just that the queue isn't moving, but that some people are jumping the queue. when you think about the sort of trump base attitude. it might be that you're stuck in the queue and the people who are jumping it are women, gays, and mexicans. and that makes you very angry. because they're getting an advantage, but you feel that they shouldn't be get

and there are people who strug until all of them just like there are people who become prosperous in all of them. our job, i think, as members of congress is to keep the country unified and see what that beautiful magical phrase at the beginning of the constitution, we the people, means for us to stand together. in all of our magnificent diversity of ways of life and different kinds of communities we have across the country. what sit that binds us together? i think the good thovepbs american people is that we are invested in the success of everybody. not just this or that group. not just our business buddies. not just our partners. not just people in our political party, we're invested in the success of everyone. that's our job. ms. adams: you're right. hunger is not a partisan issue. mr. raskin: thank you for participating. i get to turn and yield to congresswoman sheila jackson lee, our distinguished colleague from texas. ms. jackson lee: i'm delighted if i might say professor raskin to be with you today and i'd like to use that that terminology, congressman raskin, but it means th

didn't know he had been strug. you jumped over a wall, correct?y came up behind me. you have again shot. i thought it was somebody else's blood. i took my shirt off, put pressure to it and took off to the parking lot. reporter: i understand talking to your husband earlier this morning you guys were struggling to find out what had become of your son. you had no idea. >> we had absolutely no idea. we got a call from his girlfriend, mattie at like 8:00, said there had been a shooting at the high school. she couldn't get ahold of him. she had been texting him. wasn't returning our phone calls. i tried. all of the baseball moms started calling me, i talked to my son, i talked to my daughter. at this point i still hadn't talked to rome. i was driving around in circles. i couldn't get up here. finally my friend tara, she said park. i'm coming to pick you up. because at that point she knew something happened to rome. reporter: you kept your wits about you in the hospital. you got a nurse's phone, to call your parents to let them know. >> i asked the param