the england experience never left taylor.nagement with wolves, watford and aston villa. he then moved from the manager's office to the microphone as a commentator. it allowed the nation to discover the graham taylor his players knew. in the words of one — an absolute gentleman. let's hear another tribute now, from the current england manager. through my involvement with england, graham was always somebody who spoke to me as an england player even though i didn't work directly with him, and also gave me great encouragement as a young manager, so i found him a gentleman who had a passion for england. he's given most of his life to english football, and i think you meet decent football people, real football people, within the game. he was one of those. he was certainly somebody who had a passion for coaching and wanting to see young english coaches come through. you always talk about people's contribution within football but you always remember them most as people, and he was someone who was generous with everybody and generous

taylor's most successful managerial years were with watford.ng his first spell saw them rise from the old fourth division to second in the first division in 1983. blissett was also his assistant when they returned to the premier league in 1999. asa as a player, you know, you respected every thing he did. yes, there were times when you clashed over things, but that is quite normal. i do respect everything he said because his experience, his understanding, his experience, his understanding, his vision, you know, because people go on at this stage in time about how fit the premier league players are and so on. graham did all of that with those way back in the 19805, that with those way back in the 1980s, so we've was a very fit, strong and committed team, playing the way we did, that brought the success. learned that and brought all that with me through my playing and then into my coaching as well. graham wasa and then into my coaching as well. graham was a big part of that, giving me that opportunity when he came back in 96, to be the manager of

graham taylor was a gentleman.s very generous with his time and he will be missed by eve ryo ne his time and he will be missed by everyone in the game. thank you very much. some big names in football have been playing tribute to the former england manager. the former england player stan collymore has tweeted: extremely saddened to hear the news that graham taylor has passed away. genuinely kind and funny man, condolences to his family and friends. the former aston villa midfielder ian taylor said: sad sad tony daley, a former england international who also played under taylor at aston villa, said: devastated to hear the news graham taylor has passed away. greatest influence on my career. my condolences to rita and family. and alan shearer has just tweeted to say: and alan shearer has just tweeted to let's speak now to one atkinson, the former aston villa boss, of course, andi former aston villa boss, of course, and i think it was at aston villa that you got to know him?|j and i think it was at aston villa that you

alan shearer who made his debut under taylor said he was com pletely his debut under taylor said he wastri payet has told slaven bilic he wants to lead —— leave the club. bilic insists he will not leave the club. and johanna konta looks to be replicating the form that took her to the semifinals of the australian open last year. she reached the final of the sydney open. i will be back with all of those stories at around half past. we continue with our main story, the death of graham taylor, with many paying tribute to the former england manager who has died at the age of 72. one man who knew him well was luther blissett. you were managed by him at watford. but what that experience like? what did he do for you? and my first meeting with graham taylor, i have said it once or twice before, it was when he first arrived at the club from lincoln and he used to meet every player and my meeting with him, he came in, sat down, and he said my name three times. he said, sign, you have got to be a star, but it turned out that he was the true star at the end of it. he made watford a family clu b end

professor taylor? [laughter] i really appreciate you being here.ed howarticularly strategyced the fed's and actions with some of these rules. that seems like it could be something that could be expanded, even to meeting some of the requests recently that have this kind of hesitation -- is that something that could be feasible? second -- this shows something besides the theory of reason, it wass where the funds rate too low for too long, by about three percentage points, at least compared to the red dash line. [laughter] argued and others have argued that this was a problem were partlyses leading to the problems we had in the great recession. what do you think about that? [laughter] >> to some extent, this kind of presentation if it was done way back then, would it have helped policy be better? chair yellen: let me start with the first part of your question, offeringtained to explanations of the type that i did today. today, i tried to provide some whyght as to why the fomc, we do offer systematic range of projections to the public and i have tried

graham taylor who died today. pato wa nts graham taylor who died today.lace this saturday. he was a stand out player in his first season helping them to a seventh placed finish. he had a great summer with france when they reached the european championship final but west ham down in 13th and pato wants a transfer, hiss former club marseille have had a £19 million bid turned down. another french international is on the move. everton have completed the signing of manchester united midfielder morgan schneiderlin for a fee that could rise to £24 million. schneiderlin has signed for four—and—a—half—yea rs and will link up again with ronald koeman, whom he played for at southampton. the french international played 47 times for united following his move from the saints in 2015 but he only made eight appearances this season, mostly as a substitute. following schneiderlin‘s move to goodison park, everton have loaned out midfielder tom cleverley to watford until the end of the season with an option for a permanent move. cleverley‘s made just four premier league star

we continue with that breaking news, the death of graham taylor.rdon taylor, chief executive of the professional footballers association your reaction? i have just seen your reaction? i havejust seen it, i am at manchester united training ground. i have seen it come on the television. he isa have seen it come on the television. he is a contemporary of mine. obviously, my most sincere condolences to his widow and family. it is a real shock, he was a real gentleman. i have known him virtually since we were both 15, at england schoolboy trials. i followed his career, then his managerial career. and his links with watford and elton john where career. and his links with watford and eltonjohn where he had success, with clubs like aston villa, england, he did so much as well for the league managers association. a real credit to management in the way he handled himself. then, of course, he handled himself. then, of course, he got the england job. it was sad the way things turned out at that time. but he handled that with grace. going back to what you were

to the news of graham taylor's death. ground. i am so shocked. he is a contemporary of mine. obviously my most sincere condolences to his widow and family. it isa condolences to his widow and family. it is a real shock. he is a real gentleman. i have known him virtually since i was 15 and in england schoolboy trials. i've followed his career at lincoln, and then his managerial career, linked with watford and eltonjohn, and with watford and eltonjohn, and with clubs like aston villa. and england, he did so much as well for the league managers association. a real credit to management in the way that he handled himself. and then of course he got the england job, it was sad the way that things turned out that that has happened with a lot of england managers. that he handled that with grace, didn't he? that word, "gentleman". a real gentleman. a quality human being. cared about gentleman. a quality human being. ca red about his gentleman. a quality human being. cared about his fellow professionals, cared about the game. generi

that's what i thought it was. >> drugs weren't taylor's only problem. a former gangster disciple member. inside pendleton he serves his time in one of america's most innovative and riskiest programs, the gang unit. >> on the streets we was taught to smash somebody on sight, beat them up as soon as we see them and take what they got. we was taught to hate them. see most people want things they ain't never had before. and they believe money can get you anything. it ain't about bringing you happiness. it's about you want to be on the higher level than the average person. you want to be somebody that you are not made to be. >> education is the key, it's getting your ged, going to trade school or going to college. i mean, the biggest factor that will tell whether or not you come back to prison or not is education. >> program director eric courtney oversees the program that puts rival gang members side by side. >> what kind of things do you want to teach your daughter that maybe your father wasn't around to teach you? what kind of things different do you want

bret taylor: those are great examples. a similar mission, can we be productive without email? you probably do not email your spouse anymore, you text. everyone under the age of 25 probably has four or five messaging apps on their phone. i believe there's a better way of doing things and i really think we are on a mission together to prove to the world that this is a mainstream trend. we are going to move on from email in the traditional office to something better. i look at us is trying to show businesses through results that there is a better way of being productive. caroline: do companies such as yours have to be bought up by bigger players that can ease concerns about new startups coming in? bret taylor: i don't know if you were here when dream force happened. people are not buying a product, they are entering a partnership. the iphone was invented less than a decade ago. ai is transforming technology now. it is intimidating because every year there is a new technology trend. they view salesforce as a partner to help th

football was in graham taylor's soul. from managing lincoln city...s and lows of the england job, he remained passionate about his first love. in 1977, hejoined elton john's watford. fans their call him god. three promotions in five years tell you why. he turned them into the family club during the age of hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. he had that smile that would make you feel comfortable and you could talk to him. you always felt that, whatever he said to you, it was true. aston villa first came calling in 1987. he led the club to promotion a year later and that turned the heads of the fa in 1990. do i not like that. those five simple words would come to define his england career. in three years as coach, he was depicted as a tabloid turnip and criticised for failing to make the world cup. one of the reasons i admired him and liked him so much was, you never got any bull from him, he was just straight right down the middle and told it as it was. some people didn't like that but i loved it, i certainly admire that. he was sur

. >> liz taylor. >> liz, elizabeth taylor, is played by stockard channing in this re-enactment of a roadrip she, michael and marlon brando allegedly took to escape new york after 9/11. when reached for comment &-ael's brother marlon taj jackson fired off this tweet, no words could express the blatant disrespect. >> the more i looked at michael, the more i fell in love with him. he was probably closer to my color than his original color. >> jackson's daughter noted her dad, quote, made a point to express his pride in his roots. he would never have wanted this. it is a subject jackson once touched on with oprah. >> why would i want a white child to play me? i'm a black american. i'm proud to be a black american. i have a lot of pride and dignity. >> today t.j. jackson weighed in and he echoed paris in an exclusive statement to the "insider." he said the portrayal of his & uncle is a disgusting mockery. >> we'll leave it there. >>> ben affleck is ruthless, but he was quite the gentleman last night at the movie's london remere. check out ben's shifbal russ move wrapping a jacket around sienn

the england experienced never left taylor but neither did it break him. to the microphone as a commentator. it allowed the nation to discover the graham taylor that the players knew, in the words of one, an absolute gentleman. tributes to graham taylor, the former england manager, who has died at the age of 72. let's talk a little bit more about the upcoming inauguration of donald trump. the us director of national intelligence has rejected suggestions that official agencies may have leaked claims that russia has compromising material about him. and the kremlin said it hoped president putin and donald trump would ‘get along' and that there would be more mutual respect between their two countries. joining me now from florida to consider the relationship between russia and the west is sir tony brenton, the former uk ambassador to russia between 2004 and 2008. thank you forjoining us. your thoughts on the events of the past couple of days and what it tells us? it has been a wild roller—coaster, really. the emergence of that dossier set the cat among the pige

and sports news — former england football manager graham taylor has died.et's talk about this dossier again which continues to dominate news coverage of donald trump. he details allegations that russia has compromising material on donald trump that could be used to blackmail him. the dossier was written by a former uk intelligence agent called christopher steele. here's our security correspondent frank gardner, with more about him. he's a former intelligence officer at mi6, he is a specialist in russia. his firm was hired by a washington lobbyist, initially they we re washington lobbyist, initially they were hired by the republicans, who we re were hired by the republicans, who were looking to come up with some dirt about donald trump. eventually it was the democrats who were interested. what he found in tapping up interested. what he found in tapping up his old russian contacts in the russian successof up his old russian contacts in the russian successor to the kgb, he eventually got the document passed to the fbi. that was in august last year. in october

football was in graham taylor's soul. from managing lincoln city...ws of the england job, he remained passionate about his first love. in 1977, hejoined elton john's watford. fans their call him god, three promotions in five years tell you why. he turned them into the family club during the age of hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. he hooliganism. there was also an fa cup finalto cherish. he had hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. he had that smile that would make you feel co mforta ble smile that would make you feel comfortable and you could talk to him. you also felt that, whatever he said to you, it was true. aston villa first came calling in 1987. he led the club to promotion a year later and that turned their heads of the fa -- in 1990. do i not like that. those five simple words would come to define his england career. he was dipped hit -- he hit —— he was depicted as a tabloid turnip and criticised for failing to make the world cup. one of the reasons i admired him and liked him so much was coming you ne

public ownership applause watford supporters and fans across football remember former manager graham taylor, who died on thursday. commentatorjohn motson is among those paying tribute. the connection between watford and theirfans the connection between watford and their fans was something and it remains to this day to a great extent. it's his legacy. but it was something that i hadn't witnessed at any other football club. also in the next hour — a girl, stolen from hospital when she was only eight hours old, has been found, 18 years after she disappeared. the woman thought her mother —— thought her mother has been charged with kidnap by police in the us. and in half an hour, as barak obama leaves the white house after eight years, reporters takes a look at his legacy as the united states‘ first african—american president. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. the prime minister is warning gps they could face funding cuts, if they don't keep surgeries open for longer to meet demand from patients. the government says many people are going to hard—pressed

here is taylor riggs. taylor: we are switching over to chicago.ling chicago the needs to avoid the carnage going on. trump has tweeted there have been 228 shootings this year and 42 killings, and if the city does not reduce its homicide figures, he will "send in the feds." donald trump is expected to start plans to build a wall along the u.s.-mexico border and other enforcement measures targeting so-called sanctuary cities. forlso reviews proposals restricting refugees to the u.s. according to the head of the group of euro area finance ministers, british prime minister theresa may has signaled the u.k. would attempt to work with companies with lighter regulation and lower taxes. somalia's extremist rebels fought their way into a hotel in the somali capital after two car bombs exploded at the gate. were thoughtpeople to have been staying at the hotel during the attack. at least 18 people were killed. 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. franc

tributes are being paid at watford, the former club of manager graham taylor, who died at the age of middlesbrough this afternoon with fans leaving messages and flowers outside vicarage road and the players and spectators holding a minute's applause before kick—off. and british number three dan evans lost his first atp tour final at the sydney international. he was beaten in straight sets by gilles muller and will climb to a new career high ranking just outside the world's top 50, with the australian open beginning on monday. before you disappear, john, there've been lots of tributes being paid to graham taylor today, including one from his close friend, bbc commentatorjohn motson, in the past half hour. he was speaking to final score‘s jason mohammed. i have just shared a i havejust shared a bit i have just shared a bit of lunch with his wife rita and their two daughters. they made a brave decision to come here today and to join in the celebration of the watford supporters. my memories of him go back to his lincoln city days in the mid—70s. i was living very close to this ground whe

here's taylor rigs on trump.onald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the u.s. today. he's promising to unify a country that's still divided over his election on the steps of the lincoln memorial in washington, trump told supporters he's going to make america great for everybody. this morning there's a tea at the white house before he heads to the capitol hill for swearing in. donald trump's choice for treasury secretary is ready to label china a currency manipulator. steve mnuchin testified at a senate hearing. he backed off to name trump a manipulator on his first day in office. there is a wait and see attitude being taken towards the incoming american president. the criticism of the european union weren't helpful but in davos he told bloomberg he's ready to give trump the benefit of the doubt. >> u.s. and europe has a long-standing strategic partnership which dates for many decades and we think it's very important to continue in the spirit of this strategic partnership and this is our message, also

it has to be recepted. >> my wife and i broke down way more than taylor ever did. still strong today. >> there's a bunch of people from make-a-wish, macy's, and fox news and we're walking down, they're all clapping for me. i hope up a big package saying i'm going to go to new york. >> you're going to new york city! >> i'm so happy! it's amazing. that was really magical. exactly what i was thinking of it to be. >> just to see her smile. and she just looked at peace. how cool! >> when we pulled up to the plaza, she looked at me -- >> hi. thank you! >> you're welcome. >> what are we here for. and i said, i'm not sure, but let's get out and let's see. >> are you ready to get your hair and makeup done? >> yes. >> i love it when she gets pampered. we even go out and get our toes done together. and i love that. i just think that -- everyone thinks it's not a manly thing to do. i'm a proud dad to say i do those things with my daughter and i love them. >> i was telling the girls the lighting was amazing. and i was like, okay, i could use this lighting. and it was just reall

the former england manager graham taylor has died at the age of 72.suffered a heart attack. taylor took on thejob after the 1990 world cup and led england forjust over three years. that was at club level. he was best known for title challenges with watford and aston villa, leading both to second—place finishes in the top division. he was later a popular and respected pundit here at the bbc. what i always found with him was he was straight, honest. he was so passionate about football. he was a lwa ys passionate about football. he was always wanted to talk about foot wall. —— football. he would always sit and study videos, study other teams, worked unbelievably hard as a manager and one of the reasons why i admired him and liked him so much was he never... you admired him and liked him so much was he never... you never admired him and liked him so much was he never... you never got any bull from him, he was straight down the middle and told that —— told it how it was. i admired that. the brazilian football player has been threaded from leaving the count

scott: taylor is a captain for the seahawks. the head coach noticed a change with her senior forward. >> i think she has come out of her shell in terms of being the leader for us. she has always had the ebbs and flow with that. but this year she has been very positive with the younger players. scott: the improvement in leadership stems from taylor's involvement with j.r.o.t.c. where she has become a drill captain. >> some people don't have the leadership aspect that naturally comes out of them. it has to be pulled out. it helps that. scott: taylor keeps busy. basketball, jrotc and an even be a scholarship to st. joseph's. >> i always have energy and so it's like i can run down and play, you know, half a game of basketball and i'm like still, moving around and jumping around. let's go, guys. let's go. scott: always maintaining a positive attitude through the ups and downs. >> i just love like how things are going right now. scott: a sign of things to come for taylor newman. love that energy! great athlete. basketball, lacrosse. s

football was in graham taylor's soul. from managing lincoln city...lows of the england job, he remained passionate about his first love. in 1977, hejoined elton john's watford. fans there call him god. three promotions in five years tells you why. he turned them into the family club during an age of hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. he had that smile that would make you feel comfortable and you could talk to him. he always tried to help you in whatever situation you found yourself in and he would give advice. for me, he was my dad when it comes to football. aston villa first came calling in 1987. he led the club to promotion a year later, and that turned the heads of the fa in 1990. do i not like that. those five simple words would come to define his england career. in his three years as coach, he was depicted as a tabloid turnip and pilloried for england's failure to reach the 9a world cup. but the man who taylor gave his first england cap to says his honesty was refreshing. one of the reasons i admired him and liked him so much

it was a board game —— graham taylor. there were long i’u ns —— graham taylor.or game for the spectators. let's take a look at how things look in the premier league table tonight. as far as matter that the top are concerned, tottenham going well. hot on the heels are small, trailing by a single point —— are arsenal. there are some big tunes on sunday. manchester united against liverpool, everton against much as the city. this table could change. arsenal, the revision only, up change. arsenal, the revision only, up to third after the 4—0 win. tributes were paid to the former watford manager graham taylor who died on thursday at the age of 72. players and fans observed a minute's applause on the pitch before kick—off. he managed the club in the late 70s and 805, leading kick—off. he managed the club in the late 705 and 805, leading watford from the fourth division to the old fir5t from the fourth division to the old first division inju5t from the fourth division to the old first division in just five years, a credible achievement. an emotional day. not only the on

the one thing that was memorable with the tributes to graham taylor.he lead following victory over leicester. tottenham and arsenal doing their bit to keep pace with those are the top of the table. tottenham up to second, arsenal in third. huge games tomorrow. manchester united against liverpool, everton against manchester city. it could change the top of the table. at the bottom of the table, as we know, hull with that win sees the move off the bottom. west ham united edging towards the top. swansea in big trouble, sunderland as well. what a good start for marco silva. crystal palace level with the drop zone. slight gap, those were. leicester still in trouble after that defeat to middlesbrough. thanks, john. it was an emotional day at vicarage road as tributes were paid to the former watford manager graham taylor who died at the age of 72. he managed the club in the late 70s and 805, leading managed the club in the late 705 and 805, leading watford to the old fir5t 805, leading watford to the old first division inju5t 805, leading watford to the old f

taylor, you're gone. taylor though is not going quietly into that good night.e's out for revenge. she eventually butts into corrine and nick's dinner. we might see both of them on their way out the door next week. kiss count, kiss count, the kiss count stops at eight. >> whoa. >> he's going on a down slope. >> he is diving >> second week in a row. quick super bowl pr last team with the ball wins. analyst out. >> nice. i like ending on the prediction. >> jack, analysis spans from the bachelor all the way to the super bowl. >> dropped a rose. >>> coming up next, kit harrington is getting super personal about his love life. >> fans of "game of thrones" vividly recall his character jon snow losing his virginity in the steamy love scene but things have changed. >> he told "elle" magazine about his own deflowering. >> he says it was a typical sort of teenage thing at a party with a girl. how young was he? when the reporter asked how old he was she said maybe 13 years old, he said no, but you're not far off. >> he never did reveal the actual age but he said "i was pro

>>> taylor swift takes fitness to a whole new level in tonight's fashion fit. to seeing her hit the gym in style. like yesterday when she did a class at west hollywood fitness stud studio body bycy moan where she likely knocked out moves like these. but it is not as much as what she did as what she wore. the 27-year-old showed off long legs in geometric print adidas. setting her back 85 bucks. pairing them with a gray top, cream color nike sneak earers a rose-tinted jacket. but our favorite, the gucci signature purse, retailing for over $2,000. that would be our gym bag of choice too if our estimated net worth was $250 mill. other than that, i will keep my good old gym bag. one of the trainers at body by simone is whipping people into shape. cameron mathison sat down with khloe to talk about how she transformed her own figure. is she out for revenge? >> i was stressed out or sad i would eat. >> it's my journey. and people always say, this is like getting it on somebody else and for me revenge is maybe like on my old self. >> call this before and after pay back

later in the show you said you were at the march with taylor swift who wasn't at the march.proof that you were also not at the merge. >> my parents are asian, andy, and i think it's a little insensitive -- i'm kidding. i went to it, i'm very supportive, i believe that a lot of the equality that we are striving for is the solution. >> andy: okay. the crowd size stuff, tom, i would give you the point that spicer was including tv and streaming in saying that it was the largest audience, except what he said was "both in person and around the world" ." not just around the world. it >> tom: i mean, both. this is what i'm saying, it was a crafty statement. >> andy: it's only crafty if you wanted it to be crafty. >> tom: in person and around the world, both together. >> andy: that means both of them separately. >> tom: if he said each, -- i would be a registered democrat right now. >> andy: if he said each his grammar would be bad. it's also not verifiably true that it was the most watch, i do agree that it's probably true. jessica, you said that you can believe that tom is going wi

here is taylor breaks. taylor: since you are in london, we will talk about the strike.are. commuters had to find other ways to get to work after thousands of underground workers went on strike. the union rejected a last-minute offer. services are severely reduced. the london underground carries 4.8 million passengers each day. aeresa may is signaling regaining of control in immigration and lawmaking are her priorities for brexit. she's adjusted she is willing to gamble britain's trading relationship with the biggest market in return for greater sovereignty. she says she still was the best deal possible for british companies. top republicans are warning faces arump that he risk within members of his own party over russia. senator lindsey graham says he and down mccain will push for sanctions against russia for hacking the campaign. lindsey graham wants to hit russia in the financial and energy sectors. potential candidates to have the federal reserve next year to just that monetary policy would be tighter if they were in charge. they'll weekend criticize the fed for tryi

i am taylor riggs.: markets may be wondering about the specifics of donald trump's policies, but the presidential's nominees may not be that clear either. we talk about the apparent distance between mr. trump and his team on issues like russia and iran. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york, this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am jonathan ferro. wall street earnings season officially begins. jpmorgan up in the premarket by about .10%. bank of america is interesting -- revenue is a mess, profit is a beat. the concern is where will you get the topline growth and how is bank of america position to turn from defense potentially towards office? -- you cannot judge gave moses out looking at the longer-term moves. we will do that throughout the morning. big rallies in this space. if you switch up the board quickly to the wider asset classes, bonds very well bid. bid throughout the whole of this week. also throughout the whole of the week, the dollar -- potentially the biggest weekly drop since the election.

right now with your update, here is taylor riggs. taylor: u.k.inister theresa may will become the first foreign leader to make with donald trump at the white house. yesterday she embraced trump as a friend and ally and cautioned him not to turn his back on institutions and long-established political values. she said britain outside the e.u. and president trump and lead together in the world. the mexican president scrapped his trip to washington after donald trump double down on campaign pledges to rewrite the north american free trade agreement, and charged southern neighbor to build a border wall. retaliated,ration with the idea of imposing a 20% tax on all mexican imports. another member of the trump administration is calling out the media. the chief white house strategist stephen bannon said news organizations have been humiliated by the election outcome, and described the media as the opposition party. hisuggested the media keep mouth shut and just listen for a while. chances are rising that governor kuroda will stay on in the role with shinz

here is taylor riggs. taylor: we are starting with u.s. politics. turn back to the u.s. economy today. he will sign a notice to congress that he plans to start bilateral trade negotiations with most of the countries in the tpp. he moved to pull the u.s. out of the 12 nation pacific rim agreement. mexico's president is considering canceling the next visit to washington following trump's order to begin construction of a border wall. and i amaddened, against the decision by the u.s. to continue with the construction of a wall that for years has divided us. mexico does not believe in walls. i have said time and time again mexico will not pay for any wall. taylor: he made comments in a televised speech. theresa may meets with trump at the white house tomorrow. there is concern the u.k. prime minister could end up with a bad trade deal. the u.k. does not have enough expert trade negotiations on the new congress agreement with the u.s.. they say that u.k. will need to launch a major recruitment drive to handle the workload that negotiation's with the trump

her granddaughter, billy lourd, arriving with taylor lautner, boyfriend.chelle came together. todd said he was at peace with his mother's passing. >> the fact that she is with carrie and taking care of her is what she wanted. >> starting in show business s a teen ager, a performer until the end. "bright lights" debuting tomorrow. debbie got her last big audience today as loved ones witnessed her burial near her friends, booet dav bette davis and labu-leith al libi and liberace. new details about the emooional ending f carrie. meryl streep performing "happy days are here again." the more than 125 guests with star wars george lucas, jolie fisher, jamie lee curtis and penny marshal, all reportedly singing along. carrie loved throwing parties at the house once lived n by bette davis. people reports fisher's favorite menu served, fried chicken, collared greens and cornbread. steven fry among ttose delivering eulogies, all of which mentioned how much carrie loved her daughter, billy lourd. at one point emotional billy spotted giving a long lug tohug friend. and

and go to taylor swift concerts.ife. >> you would not want it mess with him in a dark alley. >> the film stars 18-year-old elle fanning who says her most memorable moment was shooting this scene with ben. >> how are you? >> how are you? >> you sure? >> yeah. >> it's amazing, his organization, how he keeps everything on track. he wrote it and he is directeding it and stars in it. he is just cool and great and wicked smart. >> ladies love ben. i don't know if they love their undergarments. this movie is so accurate that the wardrobe is totally authentic. all wait down to the 1920s undergarments that the ladies had to rock. >> sounds pretty cumbersome to me. now on to a woman who is a music and fashion icon. pany would think victoria beckham is a modern women. however, many are changing their opinion after a letter that victoria wrote about always looking good for your man. ♪ >> i want to look great. ♪ ♪ >> everybody should be camera-ready now. >> 42-year-old may be shocking and kind of offensive sometimes on marriage s

taylor is in the news room. taylor: dr.ning what, quote, actually works, when it comes to housing and urban development. the senator banking committee is considering his nomination to be h.u.d. secretary. carson says his background makes him a strong candidate. >> some people say, but medicine, why would you go into something like h.u.d.? well, i actually believe that there's a tremendous nexus, a great intersection, because good health has a lot to do with a good environment. taylor: carson said it's important for all h.u.d. programs to be evaluated. president-elect trump's nominee will sellth secretary off companies. dr. tom price's disclosures were posted online. he said he'll divest himself of shares in more than 40 geans and resign from a position with me american medical association. goldman sachs partner deana powell is leaving the bank to join the trump administration. she'll be assistant to the president and senior down -- counsel for economic initiatives. she'll build efforts around entrepreneurship, small busines

we have all of the coverage on graham taylor. and we have eltonjohn, coverage on graham taylor.ling his ears, that's at watford in the early years. and he gives a moving tribute to his great friend and, as he says, his brother. deeply saddened and shocked to hear about his passing. we shared an unbreakable bond since we met. he says it will stay with him forever because he took watford from the lowest division to the top of the game and they are back there today. and you will speak to some of the people... well, he did so much to tackle racism. we will be speaking to someone racism. we will be speaking to someone at 8:30am about that. let's get the latest on how that severe weather is developing. sarah is here with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. lots going on in terms of the weather today. still feeling wintry. we have ice around this morning and snow, but it isn'tjust the wintry weather, also strong winds and the potential for that postal flooding. low pressure winds and the potential for that postalflooding. low pressure moving south around the east coast, rin

them to say chaise, everyone say taylor's pregnant!> what? >> taylor's pregnant. >> no way! no. no way! >> look at him smiling. >> we're having a baby! >> i don't think they're going to get that picture they want right now. >> well, they go through several families. everybody has the same expression at that moment. >> and everyone is still posing for the picture. can we move yet? >> but it's the same reaction every time. >> what? >> wow, they got a lot of family and friends. >> and they're going to have a ton of baby sitters. >>> the new york wobble and -- >> it's bringing smiles in new york. this i would do. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, this basketball game gets extra exciting when -- >> dreams came true. >> why this moment on the court is a real slam dunk. >> yea! >>> plus, we'll reveal the wednesday buzz word for your chance to win an ipad mini. arin. i'm dragging. yeah, that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with

this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is daybreak. i am taylor riggs. mayo, bank analyst. he said america on his outlook on financials. david: this is bloomberg. one of the outspoken defenders of the dodd frank act. now, it's market making arm is looking to expand is a business to compete with the big banks. let's go to erik schatzker who is here with paul hamill. erik? erik: good morning. people go outside of the united states and do not know there is more to the name than a hedge fund preceded dell is a market make -- citadel's market maker. you provide liquidity in what and where exactly? paul hamill: we are a global market maker and interest rates and dollars and in euros and we are present outside of the u.s. cbs indiceses, in and fx. erik: you got a huge business in the shadow of the banks, how? with amill: we started simple premise of was there an opportunity were investors look for different experience, looking for new sources of liquidity in a new and innovative ways of getting that liquidity. we tested the that with interest rates and improved

. >> liz, elizabeth taylor, played by stockard channing in this reenactment of a road trip she, michael and marlon brando allegedly took to esccpe new york after 9/11. taj jackson fired off this tweet, no words could express the blatant disrespect. >> the more i looked at michael, the more i fell in love with him. he was probably closer to my color than his original color. >> paris saying her dad quote made a point to express pride if roots. he would never have wanted this. it is a subject jackson once touch owned with oprah. >> why would i want a white child to play me? i'm a black american. i'm proud to be a black american. i have a lot of pride and dignity. >> today, tj jackson weighed in and echoing paris in an exclusive statement to the insid insider says the portray yafl his uncle is a disgusting mockery. >> in his ganger movie "live by night," ben affleck was ruthless. but he was a gentleman at last night's london premier. >> check out this move, wrapping a jacket around sienna last night in london. "live by night" co-star, in her gown in the chilling 50-degree weather. ben and s

tom: thank you, taylor.ure of wall street particularly within the american regulatory milieu. men timing to have these with us. on the cost of a donald trump tweet. it is actually a trump tweet worth talking about, he came out in support of his cabinet and critically says that i want them to be themselves. you dowhat professionally, economics, finance, investment. is this one big bluff? we have a president with a rhetoric and a style, and at the end of the day, it will be cabinet officers acting as traditionalists within washington? not think it is business as usual as policymaking in america anymore, i do not to buy it will change his spots once he gets into power. there are institutional checks and balances but i think we will be in for a different style of policymaking. francine: which means what, we do not know the policy until he tweets about it or it will be conducted not diplomatically? >> something longer than 140 characters but different to what we are used to. tom: does this folder to dampen u.s. g

here is taylor riggs.t-elect donald trump meets today, but the targets of his recent witticism, the chiefs of the u.s. intelligence communities, will brief them on their findings about the russian computer hacking. , fbi,rectors of the cia and national intelligence will be at the meeting. top republicans in congress will not say whether americans could lose their insurance once they repeal and replace obamacare. budget officenal has estimated that doing so would strip insurance from about 90 million people. -- 19 million people. lawmakers urge the u.n. to repeal or amend its resolution, so it is no longer one-sided or anti-israel. the obama administration of stain from last month's vote, allowing the u.n. measure to pass. global news 24 hours per day, this is bloomberg. german elections form part of the european political risk this year. chancellor angela merkel is expected to win a fourth term in office despite pressure from the far right and her so-called open border policy. henderson.is callum think is

here is taylor riggs. taylor: the highest court in the u.k. has ruled on brexit.preme court. >> when the u.k. withdraws from the e.u. treaties, a source of u.k. law will be cut off. further, certain rights in joined -- certain rights enjoyed by u.k. citizens will be changed. therefore, the government cannot trigger article 50 without parliament authorizing it. -- somethe decision members from the conservative party are concerned that theresa may could hurt the economy by jeopardizing trade to win control of immigration. mike pompeo is the new director of the cia. the kansas congressman was sworn in less led by vice president mike pence. the senate confirmed president trump's nominee to run the cia, despite objections that he has been less than transparent about his positions on torture, surveillance, and russia's meddling in the u.s. election. two republican senators they to --ropose legislation the play by bill cassidy of louisiana and susan collins of maine was a retreat from repealing obama's law. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalist

it was a revelation that taylor turned out to have clear and emphatic views, and a shock that he was strongly against the extension of slavery in the territory he had seized as the price of the mexican war. he threatened a declaration of war against these southern rights movement if it treasonously opposed him. he would draw his sword to leave the army to crush resistance. as abruptly as taylor stunned the south, he was struck down, probably by the cholera epidemic sweeping the country. if any presidency is due for a revisionist history after grant's, it may be taylor's short, tragic one. the civil war that seemed imminent turned into an armistice. they turned to millard fillmore, elevated to vice presidency from his rightful station as the new york state comptroller. had an unusual temperament, melding bland licensee and overheated resentment. determined to discard the wealth dividing intentions of taylor, who had banished him as a nonentity from his councils, fillmore compromised in 1850 with the permanent settlement. its political effect was to stifle slavery as a national controv

lord taylor? >> well, in relation to this, the president would always put america first, remember that, he won't be the poodle of any other country, i'm sure of that n relation to torture, it is imlegal, internationally. off was expressing his opinion. but president trump said he will listen to his advisors. i don't see a problem there. >> sandra: all right. >> i think the media looking for problems. be more positive, please. i believe in america. >> sandra: there are a lot of problems out there. i'm going to have to leave it there. >> you have a great president. thank you. >> sandra: thank you, david, lord taylor. mr. trump rolls out a flurry of executive orders aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration. one border state governor is making tough moves of his own. >> we are in a legislative session, we are working on laws that will, one, ban sanctuary cities, we move from office any office holder who promotes sanctuary cities, impose criminal penalties as well as financial penalties. these bir

i'm scott taylor. up next, the i-team investigation. the real loser in this is children who want to be adopted. cheryl: i'm cheryl conner inside the t.s.a. nerve center. this is where all the intelligence comes in nationwide. coming up we take you to the ask t.s.a. station where you can use social media to get real-time information about your travel plans. alison: stor d havertys furniture helps even when life isn't.t [music playing] mmmmm.....oohhhh... yeah.... skunks apparently have two glands on either side of the stop talking! the new year savings event at havertys. life looks good. larry: if you have plans to fly next weekend prepare for longer lines. the metropolitan washington airport authority is expecting larger crowd and more congestion because of the inauguration. the biggest rush by the way is expected to hit next thursday through sunday. alison: well, of course, everyone who flie t.s.a. security. but outside the airport there is a branch taking time to respond to your questions online. che