> one of the newest is ezekiel taylor.icted of home burglary. he was just arrested for a probation violation. >> i got in a car with a guy that i wasn't supposed to be in the car with. he pulled over, the police got behind us. a high-speed chase took place. it was stay in the car and go to jail or run for your freedom and maybe get away. so i ran. >> we're going to the right. >> taylor managed to elude police and hid under a house. that is, until the police released their canine. it left taylor with several reminders of their encounter. >> i tried to run. the dog gets on me, grabs my leg. the dog done ripped my shoe off and was on my foot, would not let go. when he let this one go, he hit on this one. he was just on me. >> what was going through your mind? >> why the [ bleep ] won't this dog leave my alone. >> spread your cheeks. all right. that's good. get dressed. >> taylor will find out how long this latest parole violation will keep him in jail when he faces the judge. he's used to the process. as he's had numerous inc

>> my early friendship with taylor, whatever, it's gutted. it's done.o turning back right now. >> no. i don't apologize. sorry. >> reporter: corinne dominated refusing to apologize and getting support on and off camera from the rest of the girls. >> taylor -- walked in the house like were you too good for us. >> and until napgate came up. >> tell america you're taking a nap. babies take naps. >> i told it, all the accusations around me tonight, grow up. grow up. >> she took the initiative. she took risks. maybe some of those risks opened herself up for criticism but still took them. >> nick was clearly team corinne even after taking lumps from some of the girls onstage. >> advice, don't talk to one of your own kind of girlfriends about other kind of girlfriends. >> and then a new moment with bachelorette rachel. >> i sensed chemistry. >> it brought back a lot of emotions. bittersweet. >> and something else you didn't see on camera. drinks flowing during the almost seven hours it took to tape the show. corinne asked producers to bring her glasses of cham

taylor swift, her guy with her ex-boyfriend.dleston dropped by to & check out ed sheeran's surprise concert. but earlier in the day he was setting record straight on any new music with taylor. >> everyone is of course waiting for the new big crush collaboration. are we going to get one of those this year? >> no, no, no. not this year. it will definitely happen again but i don't know when that will be. ♪ i'm in love with your body >> the 26-year-old spotted out side taylor's apartment today. news in the issue of rolling stone admitting to hooking up with her famous friend when they first toured together. as for rumored relationship with swift hersell, he said, quote, there wasn't any truth t ed with his album heading to number one, is now happily settled down with girlfriend cherry. they've known each other since they were kids but just started dating a year and half ago. >> she knew you when? >> from age 11. you don't get away with a lot. she can call you out. ♪ girl, you know i want your love ♪ >> and ed credits cherry with his

. >> what do you mean, taylor? >> taylor blamed her feud blame with her struggles for her career.t moteling us it got so bad she had to walk way from her practice as a mental health counsellor. >> it has taken a toll emotionally. sometimes i feel really low and i think i'm never going to be able to work again as a counselor. >> how do you feel about your relationship with taylor? how are you walking away? >> it is dead, done. no turning back. >> don't apologize. sorry. >> corinne seemed to dominate refusing to apologize and getting support off-camera from the other girls. >> taylor, you walked around the house like you were too good. >> until nap gate came up. >> you said you were taking a nap. babies take naps. >> accusations tonight, grow up. grow up. >> she took initiative. she took risks. maybe some of those risks opened herself up for criticism. but she still took them. >> nick was clearly team corinne, even after taking lumps with girls on stage. >> you want to talk about wu one of your kinda girl friends about your other kinda girl friends. >> he had a little sweet moment b

linda taylor breaking down after she says her 15-year-old grandson, dennis taylor, was shot and killed last night near his home in the 2200 block of columbia place in landover. >> all of a sudden, we heard, like, three fires. tv around 9:30 p.m. when she duckher family to down during being a nurse, her instincts kicked in. she ran outside and found taylor bleeding in the street with no pulse. >> i started cpr. we were on the phone with 911. ryan: taylor died on scene. he was known around the neighborhood as chic. he was walking to a cookout nearby, but when he got a text message, he turned around. >> who would do him like that? police are still investigating a motive but say it appears taylor was targeted. manyamily tells us, like teenage boys, taylor was not perfect. he got into trouble, but they cannot imagine anyone who wanted to kill him. >> i have no words. i am just sad that he is gone. and we are told a handgun was also recovered out here, but tonight, no arrests have been made. both police ann taylor's family -- desperate for information to help catches keller. -- catch his kil

taylor: u.s.asury secretary steve mnuchin signalled the government will review existing trade agreements so the u.s. can seek better deals. in asia u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson used a 24-hour trip to beijing to reassure owners. after a meeting with the president, he echoed chinese phrasings and wanted mutual respect. he and president trusm are expected to meet next month. bloomberg powered by more than 2,600 analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor rigs. tom and francine? francine: thanks very much. we hear about what we've heard about rex tillerson. we're here with professor steve keen from the university of social and behavioral sciences. rex tillerson shows up and he went on a 24-hour trip to beijing to smooth a way for these unexpected detours. downtown believe in a trade war but how does the yuan and dollar trade every time there's a fairing up of irks or a tweet sent. vincent: i'm not saying i don't believe in a trade war but i'm saying it will be a slow process and eventuall

i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. vonnie: taylor, thanks.egan to trade any moment, let's take a look how make ipo's have fared in the past and what can be ahead for snap. abigail doolittle is here. abigail: it is certainly exciting as we wait for snap to open. shares opened yesterday at $17 per share. shares are indicated to open between $22 and $24 per share, initialo 40% above that public offering price, so pretty lofty, and investors are excited. it puts the company's market cap well above $20 billion. this is a mega cap ipl. what is ahead? 64 20 four is what we have for facebook. we see that facebook has had a stunning performance since its ipo up 260%. twitter, not so much, down 40%. in between, we have alibaba along with square. point of the fundamentals, facebook revenues last year grew 54%. twitter, just 14%. investors are looking for sales to drop for twitter by 6%. we see that in the share performance. we take snap fundamentals, a commercially come down to mobile advertising revenue. paul sweeney told us that the company still in t

with first word news, here's taylor riggs. taylor: we are starting in asia.removed from office as the president of south korea. most telling the political downfalls in the country's history. lawmakers had impeached her in december over a corruption investigation. now an election must be held in 60 days. of pro-and anti-park protesters demonstrated in seoul, korea. two people were killed. denmark's trade minister will not route out a 15-year timetable. the u.k. once talked over the trading agreement to take place during the two years allotted for talks. it will not be discussed until other elements are settled. in the u.s., secretary of state rex tillerson has recused himself from a review of the controversial pipeline. president obama had rejected the keystone project over environmental concerns. president trump signed an order revising the pipeline. a u.s. oversight board has plan to pull out of a crisis. puerto rico is struggling with a $70 billion debt load. congress has given the oversight resolve thewer to conflict as needed. global news 24 hours a day,

they claimed dante taylor was innocent. >> there's no direct evidence that links dante taylor to thislly was a case of classic tunnel vision where from the get go this seemed to be targeted at dante taylor. everybody thought it has to be dante taylor. and any information that they came across or that they uncovered during their investigation that didn't point to dante taylor basically got swept aside or kept -- or got ignored. >> reporter: his attorneys acknowledged to the jury that sarah and dante did meet. but they said it was simply a sexual encounter between two consenting adults and dante left her unharmed. they called a former medical examiner to the stand who testified there was no physical evidence on sarah's body that proved she had been raped. >> there is no evidence that that semen was placed there as part of a forcible compulsion. >> reporter: and then an explosive claim. lewis told jurors not only had detectives botched the investigation, but he believed they were unethical. >> you think the police made mistakes from the very beginning. >> mistake is being generous. it wa

her name was taylor lee wilson. the daughter's name was taylor lee wilson. that is lee ann's daughter. my youngest child was one of the west virginians' promising young people. a former girl scout, she was a cabot high school graduate, a marshal student who wanted to turn her love of books into a career as a librarian, but drugs destroyed her life despite her willingness and months of effort to get treatment. taylor's overdose was the first. you have to listen to this. you're not going to believe what happened in huntington, west virginia, on this day. taylor's offender was the first of -- taylor's offender was the first of 28 reported in the span of five hours in huntington on august 15, 2016. the horror of that afternoon made national news. then the reporters left. our nightmare, though, was just beginning. taylor and i would spend the next 41 days trying to get help. we drove door to door in search of inpatient treatment beds to isolate her from the heroin world. all we found were waiting lists. out-of-state centers that wouldn't take west virginia medica

taylor had been shot in his upper body area.e block some neighbors said they began working on taylor trying to save his life even as paramedics were on the scene. taylor did die and my little brother looks up to him. it's terrible. >> i want to know why you did it and for what reason why. why? he had a whole life ahead of him. >> reporter: we know that grief counselors will be on hand at brooklyn middle school where taylor had been a student. back in to you at the studio. >> justin finch live for us this morning. thank you. >>> the story about missing teens in the district is still one of the top nbc washington app. >> many of you are talking about this still. inaccurate viral post last week claimed 14 girls had disappeared in the district in one day. this sparked national attention. this all started after d.c. police shared more than two dozen missing children flyers. most have been found. >> we don't have an epidemic of people being kidnapped or snatched on our streets, but we do have a lot of vulnerable children and families

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here is taylor riggs. with u.s. politics. trump sounded as dow different tone could he laid out promisescampaign progres with few details on how to turn them into reality. the call for the repeal of rebuilding ofthe our economy. >> i will announce legislation that introduces a $1 trillion investment in infrastructure in the united states, financed by public and private capital, creating millions of new jobs. taylor: president trump says real reform on immigration as possible. he stuck to his pledge to build a wall on the southern border and wants a closer examination of anyone being allowed to immigrate into the u.s.. >> it is not compassionate, but reckless to allow uncontrolled entry in places where proper vetting cannot occur. taylor: republicans indicated afterwards that they are fine with being left to sort out the details in the president's plan, but there are big differences between president trump and his party on a number of issues. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analy

here is taylor riggs. taylor: we are going to start with u.s. politics.ssions has eased some pressure building around his meetings with the russian ambassador. he said he would recuse himself from investigations involving russia in the presidential election. >> i never had meetings with russian operatives or russian intermediaries about the trump campaign. the idea that i was part of a continuing exchange of information during the campaign between trump surrogates and intermediaries of the russian government is totally false. taylor: two trump campaign officials spoke to the ambassador during the republican convention. it's not unusual for them to interact with diplomats. they are split on the paris agreement on a climate change. moderates in the administration believe president trump should stick with the agreement, even though he is pledged to withdraw. stephen bannon once out of the deal. rex tillersontate and the president's daughter of our want to stay in. theresa may has launched an attack against nicola sturgeon and the independence movement. she a

host: you can find scott taylor .hou house at taylor taylor.house.gov. we will take a short break and then we will talk it another representativeer val demings of florida former police chief and talk about law enforcement. we will be right back. >> there weekend on american istory tv on c-span 3 saturday evening 6:00 eastern on the civil war abraham lincoln authorities speculate on what been had he not been assassinated. >> we would have to assume he a very g to follow cautious plan and so he might have ve been willing to black folks implemented for certainly would have been much more conciliatory to the south. the 10:00 on real america 1952 film roundtrip the u.s.a. in world trade. take stuff from them 10 this yard s from alone going to 25 different countries. sunday at 6:00 p.m. we will tour philadelphia's carpenter hall which served as of the first continental congress in 1774. patrick henrymber for his give me liberty or give me death. even more significant was here in the de earlier days when he looked he saeid room and fromemen, we are no longer ma

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: one day the screen. quieter equity market. you get that after the central bank festivities of last week. a lot of fed speakers today with the curve flattening. oil still a 48 handle. francine: a similar data check but i need to look at euro. it kind of moved on the back of what macron was saying. not a big win for emmanuel macron but the markets betting that marine le pen did not come out as presidential as they were hoping and emmanuel macron did an ok job. european stocks flat. pound 1.2414. tom: events at 11.13, i miss that -- missed that. michael purvis will join us to talk about the complacency within the market. let's go to the united kingdom chart, i love this chart, this is inflation in britain back 60 years. andinflation in the 1970's 1980's. the john major collapse, higher inflation in 1992. amazing stability, the crisis. here is a pick up, this puts in perspective the rise in inflation. year-over-year, the rise in inflation, putting it in historical

i am taylor riggs.. tom: not the panic yesterday morning about the market adjustment office health care collapse. a little bit of a bounce today. the bid is shaky. shaky. .02 is a stunning statistic of curve flattening, even with -- we will talk with conrad this morning. that, the color is wrong, it should be green on a 127 two year, the two-year elevated. the yield a little bit higher. francine: selloff in riskier assets are easing somewhat. european stocks gaining. equity markets in asia resuming their upward trajectory. the dollar steady and u.s. stocks set for a recovery yesterday. tumbling on reports that the south african president plans to fire his finance minister which was denied by some factions in the government. gold soaring yesterday, now flat. tom: this is the state of america. about the news flow from the white house and capitol hill. an. is lbj and here is the gloom of the 1973 and 1974 recession. the consumer confidence, the conference board rather, expectations index. we have the basin

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg.ine: thank you. -- italian finance minister to talk about italian banks and futures and the future of italy -- we are joined by mario monti, the former italian prime minister. a senator for life in italy. always a pleasure to hear your thoughts and the insight on the italian economy. i think we need to talk to -- we need to talk about italian banks. investors, they don't understand on the conversations why reinvesting in the banks are taking so long. what effect does this have on the bank and the italian economy? mario: well, i have some experience, having been competition commissioner for state issuesd the in particular pertaining to financial institutions are very complicated. so i am not too surprised that the conversation between the commissioner and the prime minister takes long. however, i do hope that they are soon concluded. it will help. most importantly, i think, the general stance of the relationship between the eu and italy, concerning the control of the ministere -- has so

here is taylor riggs. resort in florida will be decidedly first meeting with china's president. china's official news agency says the two leaders will meet next week. it will be the first meeting since trump took office. the president has been critical of china over trade and military expansion but the tensions that eased since trump agreed to honor the one china policy concerning taiwan. the trump administration is willing to sell f-15 fighters without the human rights demanded by president obama. $2.7 million on the planes but congress has to approve. in south korea, the ousted president was questioned by a court that will decide if she should be arrested over corruption allegations. prosecutors accuse her of colluding with a friend who took a bribe and committed other crimes. the court is expected to decide by tomorrow whether they will approve her arrest. and the city of paris is boycotting the world's largest cement maker because they are willing to work on president trump's wall along the mexican bor

>> my relationship with taylor, it is done. i don't apologize, sorry. >> caren seemed to dominate, refusing to apologize and getting a lot of support on and off camera from the rest of the girls. >> taylor, you walked around like you were too good. >> until nap-gate came up. >> you're telling america you are taking a nap. babies take nap. >> all of the accusations to me tonight, grow up, grow up. >> she took risks. maybe some of those risks opened herself up for criticism but took them. >> nick was clearly team caren even as he took lumps with the girls on stage. >> don't talk to one of your kind of girlfriends about your other kind of girlfriend. >> he had a sweet moment backstage with rachel. >> it brought back a lot of emotions, bittersweet. >> something else you didn't see on camera, the drinks wereñr flowing during the almost seven hours it took to tape the show. caren asked for champagne to be brought to her touring the breaks, something she says they did for her every day while filming "the bachelor." >> boom, i wanted i

taylor taylor: president trump has given house republicans an ultimatum on the republican replacement move on to other legislative priorities if they don't ask today. trumpight, the administration made changes to the bill to appease health conservatives. it is not clear if that will win enough votes. a loss would be a blow to the president and house speaker paul ryan. mexico is expecting formal talks on the future of nafta to begin. bloomberg was told that mexico can live without the agreement. >> we have to prepare for all scenarios. the table is something that is not good for mexico, texaco will step away from nafta. taylor: president trump has threatened to scrap nafta. in south america, it may be a signal that the ban on beef and chicken imports will not be over quickly. jbs suspended all operations. police are investigating whether brazilian inspectors were bribed to clear tainted meat for export. in europe, a new twist in the french presidential race. the french president has been accused of plotting to destroy a candidacy. the candidate -- news 24 hours a day powered by more th

taylor: i am taylor riggs. let's get to the business flash. snapchat begins today.and $17 each him on market value of $20 billion. that implies a multiple of 21 time sales, or twice facebook sales multiple. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you so much. i thought that was great with adam. it you ever figure out how to use snapchat? snapchat.i am on the london office is trying to figure out snapchat so we can show it to the older generation. it is not working right now. tom: see how rude she is? francine: not to you. people in london, tom. tom: ok. with us right now is billy from citigroup, the guy on wireless on cable, years at sanford bernstein. we will talk about deutsche telecom, t-mobile. wonderful to have you here on the absolute kipnis of crazy tv. dumb start with a question. is our relationship with cable tv now going to be the same in 2022, which seems light-years away? >> we think they are changing very rapidly with youtube tvs announcement. we are expecting to see hulu tv coming soon, their full-service cable replacement, and to me what is

james taylor's internal defibrillator helps keep him alive. funeral of australian rugby international dan vickerman last week. after 63 test matches he seemed to be dealing well with retirement. he was not. every case is different, but sport often demands a shared mentality. case is different, but sport often demands a shared mentalitylj thought demands a shared mentality.” thought i was invincible, every professional sportsman thinks they are invincible and it dawned on me four months after this happened in that hit me the hardest after everything that i was not that invincible. the pca encourages cricketers to develop new careers, to practice presentations, become teachers or barman, anything, only a few ever reach the international scene. standing here now it is hard to imaginea scene. standing here now it is hard to imagine a sultry, summer evening. but edgbaston will be holding the first ever day and night test match on english soil when england played the west indies here under floodlights. professional sport is a lwa ys floodlights. pro

james taylor's internal defibrillator helps to keep him alive. player last week. he seemed to be dealing well with retirement, but he was not. sport often demands are sheared mentality. i often thought i was invincible, many professional sportsmen believe they are invincible. it dawned on me several months after, and that has hit me harder than anything, knowing that i am not invincible. the pca encourages cricketers to develop other aspects of careers. 0nly encourages cricketers to develop other aspects of careers. only a few professionals ever reach the international scene. standing here, it is hard to imagine a sultry, summer evening. that feels like snow! but edgbaston will be holding the first ever day heather knight test match on british soil when the play under floodlights. everybody knows that it is a short career, but who at the start really wants to believe it? before i go, tend to tell you that bournemouth have equalised at manchester united. josh king was the scorer from the penalty spot. 1—1 from old trafford. you can see more from o

this is a taylor riggs rule. stanford for tweeting out our use of his rule. we're honored that officer taylor would pay attention to bloomberg. he watches it every morning at 2:00 a.m. i don't know how he does that. the taylor rule way out front. i overlaid on this the dots. three year.o year, do you care the dots are that far behind in the rule? >> no. tom: can you expand on that? >> clearly, if the taylor rule was correct, the economy would our headg so hard that would be spending. inflation would be much stronger than what it is full clearly, none of those things have happened. it is hard to argue the fed is behind the curve. maybe it is by no taylor rule, but i can speak to a flaw in a feature of the taylor rule. interest rates are not the 2% for they have assumed to be all this time. tom: and dazzling our global withnce, kim schoenholtz the taylor rule, the me get rid of these previous marks. i can do that. nehru. is the plug-in of whatever nehru is, do you have a clue where nehru is within the taylor rule?

it the taylor -- neal: a taylor framework. that.i love what is the difference between a taylor ramework and a rule? neal: you respect john's idea, expected inflation and allow for the neutral rate as well. you recognize this is not a rule. t happens to be an empirical description of a period when things worked well. want to get this in before we go. i'm looking at the clouds behind and those clouds look like they're blowing in from pittsburgh. would marvin look good richmond? back to al: i would love to see that, tom. candid, i have no inside information that process is going. marvin has done a terrific job carnegie esearch at mellon. wherever he is, he is going to to the te substantially understanding of how these things work and make things better. scarlet: al, the former president of the richmond federal reserve. us.nk you for joining we're here with richard and neal. on is the fed decides bloomberg television and radio. tom. bring in ould like to a colleague, this is frederick, who has a fabulous one volume linking all of

fifa have opened proceedings against neil taylor following the defender‘s coleman last friday.was sent off and received an automatic banner for the challenge, but that could " 7, ’ w" w w now be potentially for the challenge, but that could " ,, ’ ,,,, e" w now be potentially extended to three for the challenge, but that could " ,, ’ ,,,, e" w now be potentially extend yeto three arsenal's recent poor form as senior french bank come under pressure from some fans to leave. he also said today that two players want to stay at the club. today we saw the managers seemingly refresh and rejuvenated after the international break. he was lively and showed little sign of being weighed down by the speculation surrounding his future. possibly because he knows what he wants to do, remain as arsenal manager. arsenal want him to remain also and we know there is a two year contract off on the table. it is understood that is not set in stone and it could go the other way if arsenal spiral out of control. this money you could sense the direction of travel, but still he gave little away. i'm clea

here's taylor riggs.cked byas president trump's accusation that president obama wiretapped him before last year's election. the obama campaign has denied the claim. fbi director james comey asked the justice department to reject the trump allegation as false. the white house wants congress to investigate. in europe former french prime says he alain juppe won't step in to be a replacement candidate for president. he lost the republican primary to francois fillon but fillon faces pressure to step aside after being implicated in a scandal. moved to the has highest stage alert after north korea testfired four missiles at once. they fell into waters off the japanese coast. as southt were fired korea and the u.s. conduct their annual military drills which north korea called a prelude to invasion. john cryan has torn up his own turnaround plan. deutsche bank wants to raise 8.5 alien dollars in a share sale. cryan spoke to francine. >> we have been shrinking. we have been taken. changing the bank a lot over the p

fifa have opened proceedings against taylor, and it could result in a three—game ban instead of the usualmanager ronald koeman has been critical of the republic of ireland, managed by martin o'neill, for not protecting another of his everton players. james mccarthy aggravated a hamstring injury while on international duty, and had to be withdrawn from the side to face wales shortly before kick—off. here's what he had to say at his press conference earlier. the assessment by the ireland medical team was that it would be a high risk forjames to play against wales. but of course james had a strong desire to play for his country, so when asked if he was fit to play, he said he felt he was fit. and he was selected to start the game by the ireland manager, who might opinion, in this instance, was not protecting the player —— in my opinion. 50, not protecting the player —— in my opinion. so, pretty critical. well, this evening republic of ireland manager martin o'neill has responded with a statement calling koeman "a master tactician of the blame game". on the football association of ireland web

bobby taylor was named the suspect in the shooting of -- in bear. and evade add rest until this weekend. taylor was arrested in tennessee. >>> a delaware county day care work was charged after video capturing a horrible incident. it shows the worker pushing a 4-year-old girl down a flight of steps, it happened friday evening at child care of the future. and police arrested 52-year-old sara gable of fullcroft and charged her with endangering the welfare after i child. gable is now free on bond. >>> the rain is moving out and we are warming up. we have a couple of nice days coming our way and then some wintry changes at the end of the week. we'll get the details from david murphy on the terrace outside. >> getting milder and milder. i had an umbrella for much of the morning but not currently. philadelphia may be out of the rain drops for a while. a couple of showers push tlug wilmington and into south jersey and into the city and more activity north of trenton and the middle to southern section of bucks county and more by reading and gettysburg may fa

this is 15 year olden isabella taylor. according to his family he was switching school between a school in maryland and another one in washington, d.c. yesterday, saturday, he was hanging out with friends just a few doors down from his own home when he was gunned down on the street where he grew up and plea for anyone with any sort of information to call police. he started laughing. that's the late look on i saw on my grandson's face. when the heard bank, bang, bang, we thought it was the police. your son got shot. we still trying to find out what's going on. that's why we hear it on the news now. we want to know what happened on our baby. he's a baby. he didn't deserve to be killed on the street. > and dennis taylor's family says he loved taking atvs apart and fixing them. you see that atv there part of a small memorial that has started earlier today. that atv was the very atv he was helping fix yesterday, just hours before he was tomorrow the family will be holding a vigil at 6:00 at that very scene. > in prince george's

peter: karen taylor, do you feel shackled?aren: i believe that the struggle for women's rights, as my colleagues just pointed out, structuralhave this sexism in our society. there is violence against women, but which is seen as a regular state. this struggle we have the men toibility to towards show in which movement, which point they have to move toward the struggle for women. there are both sides of the struggle, on the one hand we have women who are struggling and on the other hand we have men who are ignoring this problem. peter: will will talk about the men in a little bit. we clearly have to. paradox, itcult seems to me as a man, were talking about using the term women being shackled, feeling unfree in the contemporary world. i remember a couple of years ago hillary clinton came out and said something interesting. i remember my daughter sort of nodding and saying that is true. hillary clinton said there has never been a better time to be a woman in the world. it is paradoxical. would you like to comment on that? i totall

england wicketkeeper sarah taylor still hopes to play in this summer's cricket world cup.a training camp in the uae next month. taylor's taken a break from the sport because of anxiety problems. but is back in training and according to coach mark robinson. she's planning a gradual return to the team. now you sometimes hear about sports men and women misjudging their finish. but amateur jockey james ridley took it to a new level at newbury races today. he was looking a certain to win the 4.16 on lookslikerainted at 33—1 when he apparently mistook the sign for the half furlong mark to be the winning post. he slowed up so much it allowed two horses to speed past him. the race was won by triangular at 100—30. ridley has apologised saying he misjudged the winning post but he's been banned for 28 days for failing to ride out the win. now to the final installment of the our state of sport week, bbc reporter and former paralympian kate grey has been to meet two ex—military sportsmen, to hear their inspirational stories on how sport has changed their lives. the simplest of tasks ca

honored professor taylor would do that.ed fund target rate and the red line is the taylor role, whatever you want to choose and the green circles are overlaid the dots, one year, two years, long term and alan ruskin, all this chart shows is the white line, janet yellen is way behind where we ought to be. how many rate rises do we need to see to get to neutrality? alan: it depends how you get to slash. i think i've seen different estimates now of taylor rules. janet yellen has put out. some recent talk, actually, expressed some darts in terms of can we come up with one number for a taylor rule. d the range of stements in the taylor rule is something like 1% to 3% and is a big range. the mid point, 2% seems reasonable to me. you don't have to put in an exceptional number to come up with 2% which suggests the feds may be a hundred basis points behind after this rate hike, 100 basis rates behind in terms of what the taylor rule suggests. acom t moderately dating. francine: i thought the market didn't care about the dots. maybe

bill, like james taylor's saying in my mind i'm going to carolina. north carolina and south carolina in the final four. oregon is in the final four for the first time since the first ncaa in 1939. >> bill: nice to see you. don't talk with the no-hitter in the 8th inning. here's shannon yet again. >> shannon: president trump moving his agenda forward and how he plans to change the way uncle sam is currently doing business.

in tennessee on sunday chattanooga police arrested bobby taylor after man called police say taylor assaultedosecutors charged with aggravated assault he's awaiting extradition to delaware for the 2015 murder authorities say she shot and killed taylor at a car wash. >>> phillies top cop admit police response to monday evening center city mob flash violence was not what it should have been. 1,000 teenagers dee ended on the city hall area. some of the teens were up to absolutely no good. one of self incidents dozens of teens chased another young person into the fed ex store at 20th and market right around 5:30 monday. so that was yesterday during rush. attorney joe ferris watched it all go down. says a kid trashed the store attacked workers and the kid they chased in there. ferris says he called 911 but -- >> it was 25 minutes at the very least i didn't see a police officer to be found. >> i think we drop the ball a little bit in our deployment on this in that even though we had people here for that very purpose, i don't know that we had enough given the early dismissal. >> last night police ci

john taylor, economics professor from stanford university.scussion there between you and john. that is almost it here for us on daybreak asia. a quick check of what is coming up in the next few hours on bloomberg markets as we watch the hong kong and china markets opening up. what are you watching? thei: starting off with weather. debbie, the worst cyclone to hit australia in six years, going into the coast of queensland. we have seen some potential economic impact, shutting down gold operations, and shutting down some popular tourist destinations. an impact on the commodity prices and insurance as well. ag bank and the bank of communications to watch. out of all of the five vendors, ag bank has a tighter squeeze when it comes to margins. we will take a look at how the second have played out for the big banks, in particular when it comes to loads coming through from sme in robo parts of china coming under a lot of pressure. also, back at the asia investment conference for credit with a recent retiree from the atlanta fed. we will be asking if