captain sweeney? capt.: ladies and gentlemen, the future soldiers you see before you were allowed to come forward to take their seats. capt. sweeney: these future soldier come from all walks of life. they represent a new generation of soldiers and highly focused, technically efficient across a multitude of platforms to and profoundly dedicated to a noble cause. on this anniversary of september 11, we are reminded that the future soldiers that you see before you to make a commitment to serve in a military that is still at war. many of them were not alive when our country was attacked. others were in their first few years of their lives and were forever changed by that course of events. it is an honor and a privilege to stand before you and introduce you to americans that have made such a remarkable commitment to the defense of this nation. they have volunteered to continue the tradition and -- of providing the blanket of freedom of this republic. these future soldiers will be reaffirming the oath of enlistme

amanda: paul sweeney is with us now on amazon. a bit of disappointment, we are seeing the stock come back. some enthusiasm around tech today because of the china news. our people starting to look more closely at the numbers? >> they did miss on the top and bottom line. guidance for the next quarter was also disappointing relative to expectations. we saw the stock trade off about 8% in the premarket. here, we haveing seen this before at amazon. this is a company that can dial of the expenses and then just as quickly dial them down. the question is how much they want to invest in their businesses, fulfillment centers, warehouses. of course they are spending money on their cloud business but investors generally like that because it's been a superior growth story, great return on investment. the filing of expenses in the short term. generally, shareholders have been very forgiving to jeff bezos and the strategy. scarlet: partly because amazon train them that way. this was a narrative that he pushed on the conference call. that since a

to my left, bill sweeney. my good friend the assistant director in charge of the new york field office to his left, mike driskell, the special agent of the criminal division and to his left, george kazami, the special agent in charge of corruption at the fbi. now, i'd like to invite to the podium, my very good friend, bill sweeney, for any comments you'd like to make. >> thanks, jeff. last night, at washington dulles international airport the fbi arrested lev parnas and igor fruman on campaign-related charges as they attempted to leave the united states. andre kukushkin was arrested shortly thereafter. david correia the fourth individual charged is not yet in our custody. campaign finance laws exist for a reason. the american people expect and deserve an election process that has not been corrupted by the influence of foreign interests. and the public has a right to know the true source of campaign contributions. lays make up the fabric of who we are as a nation. these allegations are not about some technicali

and it is dollar by dollar, $9.99 at a time. >> tim sweeney, yeah.akes you a billionaire. that's the american dream. >> thank you for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts now. see you tomorrow. >>> this is a fraudulent crime on the american people, but we'll work together with shifty schiff and pelosi and all of them. >> we're not playing around here. we don't want this to drag around months and months. >> adam schiff needs to tell us what did he know, when did he know it and how many times did he lie in the process? >> potentially a huge moment. the president's former special envoy to the ukraine, kurt volker, is set to appear behind closed doors later today. >>> pompeo and president trump don't want officials to testify. i think it's a great thing that he is actually going to speak openly about this. >>> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it's 6:00 here in new york. today the white house has a potentially key witness speak

my very good friend bill sweeney for any comments ruyou'd like t made. >> last night at the international dulles airport the fbi arrested lev parnas and igor fruman on charges as they attempted to leave the united states. andre arrested in san francisco shortly thereafter. david correia the fourth individual charged not glet-oye out of custody. the american people expect and deserve an election process that has not been corrupted by the influence of foreign interests and the public has a right to know the true source of campaign contributions. laws make up the fabric of who we are as a nation. these allegations are not about some technicality, civil violation or an error on a form. this investigation is about corrupt behavior. deliberate law breaking. the fbi takes the obligation to tackle corruption seriously knop exceptions. we gather evidence, collect facts and will act when appropriate. as jeff mentioned our investigation will continue. many thanks always to jeff and your team, prosecutors here at the southern district. thank you as well to our fbi personnel and offices in miami, san

daniel to sweeney said jeremy here is a farmer he says elephants regularly visit his fields and destroy everything he plants you know ever and they come every day. or was supposed to have vests in may but they didn't have anything. there they already damaged. the elephants simply trample down his fences even the electric lines jeremy and no longer has the money to repair them and now he has no income. for him there is only one solution. my feeling is. i think cutting should be done what i feel about all of it does that too many. they need to be to do with. the botswana's government doesn't want to cull the elephants instead it's decided to lift its ban on hunting for allowing up to $400.00 elephants a year to be shot by trophy hunters as well the government says elephants should be hunted in those areas with the biggest conflicts between animals and people. some experts say hunting is counterproductive as it makes elephant herds move fearful and aggressive exacerbating conflict with local communities. others welcome a step. a couple of animals that are sport hunted can go a very long wa

after the meeting, thomashis sweeney comes up and has a heart to heart with him in his tent. trying to convince and we need to attack. that's what he decides to do. he will attack. strategy,o offers a instead of attacking head-on along the road straight to the valley, he is offering a double envelopment. divide the army. typically we think of lee at chancellorsville for dividing your army even when outnumbered. well at they as battle of wilson's creek that happens as well. men at 5:00der his p.m. to depart springfield on august the ninth and begin their movement towards the valley. they go along the road to the southwest and as they approach wings, lyonboth will have 4200 men or so. have 1200. they will branch off off of the wire road and they will do a double envelopment attack. they will halt in the early morning hours of august the 10th two rest before they begin their actual attack. >> he is beginning to run into some of these troops. some southern troops thinking this is the picket line but in fact it wasn't. these are members of the missouri state guard who have gone on

sweeney came in at the 150th spot with an estimated net worth $4.5 billion. also on the list for the first time, mackenzie bezos with $36 billion. she became an instant billionaire after her divorce from jeff bezos. >> fortnite is a tree gafree ga? >> it is a free game, but in his pocket is some of my hard earned money. >> oh, yeah, an awful lot of both of ours. >> you're welcome, sweeney. >> thanks to our international viewers. have a great rest of your day. for our u.s. viewers, "early start" continues right now. >>> just hours from now, the first witness in the impeachment inquiry faces congress. what will the former special envoy to ukraine have to say? >>> we have the president of finland. ask him a question. >> i have one for him. i just wanted to follow up on the one i asked you, which is -- >> did you hear me? did you hear me? >> the president unleashing fury about the impeachment probe, lashing out at democrats, angrily refusing to answer reporters' questions. >>> i don't know if this is possible, but can i give her a hug, please? please? >> and a mo

sweeney.you can get time whenever you need it and the relevant people involved in the case will sit down and meet with them. i do it -- that is what we do down there. so when not sure if i want to say anymore. just as i said, there is the geotech letter in the brief, and it does describe the work. i'm available for questions. >> president swig: what is confusing me, forget the 20 years. so it goes. but i was trying to figure out what was going on for the last 20 years and then i hear in testimony tonight from the project sponsor that the last thing she is doing is addressing the foundation issues. so if the last thing that she is addressing is the foundation issues, what would have caused the damage next door if the foundation hasn't been touched until march of this year? this is what is confusing. looking at the permit history, do you see anything other than internal construction, electrical, plumbing, whatever? what might have caused something to occur next door as radical as the slippage of

but european governments of refused to take them back earlier we spoke to a journalist molly sweeney who recently interviewed people trapped in ne in syria take a listen the turks have been threatening this area for years now including throughout the time that the s.d.f. the syrian democratic forces were fighting against eisel as an american partner 4th the fear of the people is compounded many of the people in the camps fear the regime and can't go home to their various parts of syria and iraq because of the regime or because of iranian backed forces there and they fear for their lives but they also fear a turkish invasion from the north these are people who are caught between a rock and a hard place all right while in washington d.c. can any turkish operation create a vacuum for eisel to be made in this area the americans seem to be preparing for such a scenario when they blame the europeans for not taking back the fight is currently being held by the kurds. so there's a possibility this is the s.d.s. slashed by crazy fighters turning their attention to confront turkey in the chaos

and now i would like to invite to the podium my very good friend bill sweeney for any comments you would like to say. >> think you. last night at the washington dallas international airport we arrested fruman and parnas on criminal charges as they tried to leave the united states. david, the fourth individual charged in today's indictment is not yet in our custody. campaign finance laws exist for a reason. to the american people expect and deserve an election process that has not been corrupted by the influence of foreign interests, and the public has the right to know the true source of the contributions. laws make up the fabric of who we are in the nation. these allegations are not about a technicality, a civil violation, or an error on a form. this investigation is about corrupt behavior. deliberate lawbreaking. the fbi takes the investigation of corruption seriously, there are no exceptions to this rule. we gather evidence. we collect facts. and we will act on them when are appropriate. as was mentioned, the investigation will continue. many things to your team and the prosecutor sai

but european governments have refused to take them back earlier we spoke to a journalist molly sweeney who recently interviewed people trapped in northeastern syria take a listen. the turks have been threatening this area for years now including throughout the time that the s.d.f. the syrian democratic forces were fighting against eisel as an american partner force the fear of the people is compounded many of the people in the camps fear the regime and can't go home to their various parts of syria and iraq because of the regime or because of iranian backed forces there and they fear for their lives but they also fear a turkish invasion from the north these are people who are caught between a rock and a hard place all right while in washington d.c. can any turkish operation create a vacuum for i saw. in this area the americans seem to be preparing for such a scenario when they blame the europeans for not taking back the fight is currently being held by the kurds. so there's a possibility this is the s.d.s. slashed by p.z. fighters turned their attention to confront turkey in the chaos.

my name's ed sweeney. the director of services at department of building inspection, and we put together a great fair for the city of san francisco to come down and meet all the experts. we've got engineers, architects. we have builders, we have government agencies. >> well, we have four specific workshops. we have the accessible business entrance. >> my name is leah, and i am the assistant manager with the department of small business. i am leading the new accessibility ordinance that helps existing owners better comply with existing access laws. so all buildings that have places of public accommodation in san francisco, they must comply with this ordinance. >> the a.d.e. was setup by the board of supervisors, and the ordinance was passed about a year ago. >> one of the biggest updates that we have is that the deadlines were extended, so all of the deadlines were extended by six months. >> and it's really to help the public, the business community to be specific, to cut down on the amount of drive by laws

but european governments have refused to take them back earlier we spoke to a journalist molly sweeney who recently interviewed people trapped in northeastern syria take a listen. the turks have been threatening this area for years now including throughout the time that the s.d.f. the syrian democratic forces were fighting against eisel as an american partner forth the fear of the people is compounded many of the people in the camps fear the regime and can't go home to their various parts of syria and iraq because of the regime or because of iranian backed forces there and they fear for their lives but they also fear a turkish invasion from the north these are people who are caught between a rock and a hard place all right while in washington d.c. and any turkish operation create a vacuum for i saw. in this area the americans seem to be preparing for such a scenario when they blame the europeans for not taking back the fight is currently being held by the kurds. it's always a possibility if the s.d.f. slashed why p.g. fighters turned their attention to confront turkey in the chaos. you

tim sweeney enter the list on the 150th with an estimated net worth of $4500000000.00 in 2018 alone the company racked up $2400000000.00 in revenue from their more than $200000000.00 players they also have a robust business in licensing their game engine to some of the biggest players in gaming in july of this year at big games held the 1st world cup of 4 night with an estimated $30000000.00 in total prizes the grand prize went to 16 year old. pennsylvania who walked away with $3000000.00 amazon founder jeff bezos ex-wife mackenzie. bezos also add to the list in the 15th slot with a net worth of roughly 36000000000 after receiving 25 percent of the couple's amazon's stock as part of the divorce jeff bezos remain in 1st place at $114000000000.00 while microsoft founder bill gates and investor warren buffett rounded out the top 3 with a net worth of $106000000000.80 respectively it's impressive that fortnight put this man on the forbes 400 list i knew it was popular i didn't know the game was free so i guess it's an even more impressive achievement the gaming industry is like one of the h

but european governments have refused to take them back earlier we spoke to a journalist molly sweeney who recently interviewed people try.

sweeney will remain in st. louis and secure supplies and supply lines and create a base. so they will be moving from st. louis to springfield. lyon is also expecting sturgis to arrive. will leave boonville a little bit later, july 3. at the same time, after the guards have fled, governor jackson will take a column of men and start moving toward the southwestern area of the state. safeing price is actually -- sick. he has diarrhea. he is actually up in lexington until he feels a little bit better and then he is making his way. during this maneuver, those columns are trying to recruit. they are trying to build up the army and utilize this threat of the u.s. army advancing through the state as a call to arms for many missourians. arrives in sigel springfield. , the missouriives state guard takes their positions and they will rendezvous in jackson. he gets opportunity and sterling price out. he will clash with jackson's column, which will result in the first confederate victory in the campaign. the confederate general in the indian territory has a brigade he will begin to adv

. >> good morning, ed sweeney. i have the august numbers. bid building inspections performed 6294.complaints received 519. complaint response 24 to 72 hours, 504. complaint goes first notice of violations sent 66. complaints received without nov, 278. complaint was notice of violations 48. second notice of violations refer to code enforcement 28. housing inspection services, housing inspections performed 1,134. complaints received 334. complaints response 24 to 72 hours, 323. with violations issued 146. abated complaints 552. number of cases to director's hearing 42. routine inspections 185. code enforcement. number of cases to director's hearing 191. number of order of abatements issued 59. number of cases under advisement 24. number of cases abated 174. code enforcement inspections performed 295. we did not have a litigation committee last month, and that case is referred to the city attorney was two. code enforcement outreach programs on a quarterly bases we are awaiting the next quarter. any questions? >> thank you. any public comment on the director's report, items 5a through

sweeney, paul bloomberg "surveillance," radio anchor. you can catch tom and paul on the radio.tion, has finally said they will support an early general election. there are three dates talked about, december 9, 11th, and 12th. sterling, 1.2846. we will bring you the very latest. mover in a significant saying it will back an election when no deal is on the table. that may require extra legislation to make sure the u.k. does not crash out post january 31 when a new trade deal would be sought out between the u.k. and the e.u. labour saying the election date will depend on any amendment. we will have plenty more on brexit and the pound. do not forget thedo not forget , 2:00 p.m. new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ whether you're out here on lte. or here on a wifi hotspot. xfinity mobile has more coverage to keep you connected to what matters most. that's because it's the only wireless network that automatically connects you to millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. switch now and see how you could save up to $400 a year. and get 50% off when you buy any new lg

sweeney would know it as well. i will reach out to both parties and speak to them tonight in the hall about the that move forward. the appellant needs to get a peace of mind that the work is being done in a safe manner, and then there needs to be a commitment from the people that have the permit to bet the work done sooner rather lan later. and when we hear about excavation and property coming into a rainy season, you start to get concerned. i have and myself personally. i know we were dealing with it. >> a giving you an e-ticket. >> a there was claims from the appellant, but from the year of permits that they are not following them. that is disturbing. i hadn't heard that before. so we do need to look into that as well. hopefully severing is and november 20 or december 4? i am looking at the director and also the appellant if those dates would work for you. >> november 20 is way too busy. >> december 4. december 11? that is questionable? >> i leave about this time. >> a possibly commissioner tanner and commissione

now talking about it with other countries interfering, and the assistant director of the fbi bill sweeney talked about that today as far as their focus and their intention to go after people, and we can take a listen who were involved with these type of donations. >> these finance laws exist for a reason. the american people expect and deserve deserve an election process not influenced by foreign interest and the public has the right to know the true source of campaign contributions. laws make up the fabric of who we are as a nation. we gather evidence, collect facts, will act on them when appropriate. as jeff mentioned, our investigation will continue. >> reporter: i think that last point there, ali, that the investigation is continuing is an important one. we know that these individuals that were charged today made other campaign contributions that were not referenced here, including campaign contributions to the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy. there's no indication that there's any wrongdoing with respect to donations, no indication that congressman mccarthy has anything to do w

someone in the cia i'm not really surprised that if someone in the pens a gun someone in the cia is sweeney to gaze rid of these would have been cones that get. these rooms about sort of. really mark zuckerberg and facebook jump to attention facebook attention. if there was a french president has finally visited the city or that there were more than a mile and after not a large more troubling or anyone local after casting our trucks are at a local chemical plant casting toxic cloud over the area some locals were far from happy that mccrone only put an appearance not a cloud over the area some locals were far from happy that mccrone only put an appearance now. yes. was. well more than a month after that chemical fire broke out in rwanda and president well more than a month after that chemical fire broke out in rwanda and president michael made a surprise visit to the city now that blaze when it prudent might call made a surprise visit to the city now that blaze when it broke out towards the end of september or so he thought huge huge huge huge. basic basically to take painting to the area ar

many of our important cases, the new york office of the fbi represented here today, to my left, bill sweeney, my good friend, the assistant director in charge of the new york field office, to his left, mike driscoll. the special agent in charge of the criminal division. and to his left, george cazami, the special agent in charge of public corruption at the fbi. >> and there is some really good news revealed in the indictment of rudy giuliani's associates. in the specific candidate elections that they criminally tried to influence with their illegal contributions, their republican candidates lost. republican congressman pete sessions lost his re-election campaign in 2018. even though he took the illegal money. in nevada they tried to win the governorship for adam laxalt and republican adam laxalt lost. they tried to win the nevada attorney general's race for republican wesley carl. wesley carl duncan. and they lost. and last night at dulles airport, they lost big-time. this afternoon, donald trump denied knowing lev parnas and igor fruman but propublica reported this afternoon lev parnas post

2022 she in some other parents are opposing the board's plan to fund a $75 million spansion of camp sweeney that's a huge probation mentoring program in alameda county. at one point tonight the demonstration suddenly got rowdy. guy hopped the barricade other people started trying to break them down as they clashed with police officers. >>you see it devolves they're pushing shoving barsicades on the ground officers eventually. but some people in handcuffs school official says this is the 3rd. the protesters have interrupted. but it's the first meeting featuring issues with metal barricades, the school board members were escorted out of the room, viewer who sent us the video says one parent had to go to the hospital, the school board has been discussing closing schools that have low attendance. >>and consolidating them with other schools will keep you posted there. ken and pam back to you. police are investigating a crash that killed a man who was riding a bicycle the crash happened shortly after noon today on lake film here highway one oh one witnesses told police a semi truck hit the victim

joining me in new york is paul sweeney. walk us through some of the highlights in the surprise for wall street. paul: revenue was generally in line with where investors were thinking. the story was investment spending primarily on the cloud computing business. this is a story we have seen some other big tech companies, microsoft and ibm, that are playing in the cloud computing business. google is a player there. it is the number three player, so it needs to catch up. that is why we are seeing big spending in the cloud for google. management on the conference call said expect even more spending on cloud going forward because they believe it can generate a very strong return on investment. the core advertising search business, that remains very strong. revenue was up 17% in the quarter, driven primarily by mobile search. the youtube business also very strong, called out by management as a continued growth driver. lots of good stories there. continued vestment. stocks trading off a little bit premarket, but overall, the stock

think of paul sweeney in bloomberg.out the medias of fact on all of this political debate. i am thunderstruck about how all the politicians, literally 24/7, play the media. what is the effect of the media on this constitutional crisis? well, it is keeping the media in business in a way. it is a minor brexit industry. a level of brexit fatigue coming in. that is why the government's new slogan, get it done is having such residence. people want some kind of resolution. the media has many different voices. the media are plural. they have had much to say. i would not say it is changing people's minds one direction or another. you couldn't say that the people of britain were not educated on every aspect of brexit. tom: which voice will you listen for in the next 24 hours, of all the different players in this? what are you most focused on? tomorrow and on whether this led by labor once to get through on the customs union, forcing this to be added to boris johnson's bill. if that goes through, that is trouble for the prime min

you can check it out with jonathan ferro and today, paul sweeney.♪ >> amazon angst, the company suffers its first profit decline as it battles its slowest ever growth rate for its cloud business. small-capr values, responsible for pushing the s&p over 3000. european stocks to near 2018 highs, can it last? the new we work affect. .hey try to save we work yft other unicorns like l and uber. i am alix steel. we made it to friday. it was a lot of earnings that came out over the last five days. here is where we stack up. in terms of absolute level to the s&p, we have not gone anywhere t

john sweeney head of wealth and asset technology consumer lending business originates and sells the loansblockchain. the advantage to the consumer decision make something faster. they can make decisions in five minutes and fund it days later so if you have about 15% equity in your home and have roughly $15,000 in debt, you can refinance almost 90% of it to save more than $6,000 in interest payments over the course of five years. remember, it may not be for everyone. your home becomes the collateral. so you don't want to be late in your payments. you don't want to miss paints. you have to think about what would happen if the housing market softens and your home value goes down but what it demonstrates there are options out there to try to chip away at debt so you can better invest in your future. neil? neil: very interesting. not a given you can seize on the low rates. in middle of all of this the inquiry is heating up on capitol hill. doris kearns goodwin on advising both sides to step back, slow down, take a deep breath. why that is crucial no matter where you are politically. do you hav

frank sweeney and two other passages we spoke to have also suffered similar symptoms. two other passagessuffered similar symptoms.” wa nt to also suffered similar symptoms.” want to know, first of all, what we breathed in and what are the short and long—term impacts on my health. what does my doctor need to know. loads of other questions. should it have been into the air? british airways excess for legal reasons cannot comment what causes smoke to pour into the cabin, until a spanish air accident investigation is complete. what people may not realise is the air you breathe on board virtually every major passenger plane comes in via the engines. the engines have been stripped of this aircraft. once compressed air goes through and into the cabin. if oil or hydraulic fluid lea ks, the cabin. if oil or hydraulic fluid leaks, it can contaminate the s supply ina leaks, it can contaminate the s supply in a cabin. pilots and cabin crew tell us this scenario is consistent with this particular air flight. consistent with this particular air flight. we have spoken to pilots crew and sent flight repo

hoping to be among the first to marry is shane sweeney, who joins us from stormont now.ay. tell me about you and owen. you have been together eight years. you‘ve got engaged in berlin. u nfortu nately, you‘ve got engaged in berlin. unfortunately, your mum, a great advocate, she passed away. that must feel tough, for her not to see you getting married. my mum was the biggest advocate and she was a proud parent. she was gung ho about getting marriage equality. and yesterday was about remembering her and the fact she would have been there. it came at a great personal cost. we could have had civil partnership but we waited for marriage equality. i thought a lot yesterday about her. but i am happy we have what we have. when the day comes, she will be there wherever she is. what is marriage so important to you? it's not that we are asking for more rights, we want the same rights. civil partnerships, you are not quite the same, you cannot refer to your husband is your husband,it cannot refer to your husband is your husband, it is your civil partner. you could not have religious

i would like to invite to the podium my very good friend, bill sweeney, for any comments you would like to make. >> thanks. last night at washington dulles international airport the fbi lev parnas and igor fruman as they tried to leave the united states. kushkin was arrested shortly thereafter. not yet in ours custody. the american people expect an election that has not been corrupted by foreign interests and the public t deserves to know the true source of campaign finances. these allegations are not a technicality, civil violation, or error on a form. this investigation is about corrupt behavior. elaborate lawbreaking. the fbi tackles corruption seriously, there are no exceptions to this rule. we gather evidence, collect when, and will act on them appropriate. our investigation will continue. yourthanks to geoff and team. many thanks to our personnel in miami, san francisco, washington, d.c., and the team of agents and professionals who are quiet professionals and solid public servants here in the new york office. thank you. ♪ campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential

now i would like to invite to the podium my very good friend bill sweeney. >> thank you. last night in washington dulles international airport the fbi arrested parnas and fruman on campaign finance charges as they attempted to flee the united states. two other individuals charged in today's indictment -- the last one is not yet in our custody. campaign-finance laws exist for a reason. american people expect a process that has not been corrupted by the influence of foreign interests and the public has a right to know the true source of campaign contributions. laws make up the fabric of who we are as a nation. these allegations are not about some technicality, a civil violation, or an error on a form. this investigation is about corrupt behavior. deliberate lawbreaking. the fbi takes the obligation to tackle corruption seriously there are no exceptions to this rule. we gather evidence, we collect facts, we will act on them when appropriate. as jeff mentioned, our investigation will continue. many thanks always to jeff and your team. thank you as well to our fbi personnel an