jeff: my son, taylor. taylor: taylor. lemonis: taylor, how are you? taylor: doing well. nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: you're looking sharp today. taylor: thanks. i dressed up. lemonis: this is interesting. i wanted to get, like, a chance to just look around for a minute. look, if i had to describe this store in one word, it would be "barren." there are no accessories for sale, no point-of-purchase system, and zero food. it's almost like they did the absolute bare minimum and then said, "yeah, this is good enough." why'd you do a tea business? jeff: i just thought there was a need, you know. obviously, it was starbucks. i just feel that it's only in the upper 1% type malls and areas in our country, and i felt there was a need to bring it to the regular mother of four. lemonis: and so what is your relationship, the two of you? jeff: i'm still a dad first and a boss second. lemonis: how old are you? taylor: 23. jeff: 40. lemonis: so, he was born when you were 17? jeff: turned 17 three days after he was born. lemonis: okay. jeff: i didn't get to do a lot of stuff that i

taylore: hi. i'm taylore. lemonis: taylore, nice to meet you. taylore: nice to meet you.emonis: so, is this whole complex you guys? taylore: yeah. we rent out office space, salon space, barbershops. lemonis: do you own those businesses? taylore: no, no, no. ramona: we own the building. lemonis: okay, you own the building. ramona: yes, but my husband, i think he is... michael: don't talk about me without me being around. lemonis: how are you, sir? i'm marcus. michael: so nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: nice to meet you. michael: michael woods. lemonis: michael, do you dress like this every day? michael: every day. ramona: every day. lemonis: you look like a million bucks. michael: thank you. lemonis: so, tell me about ashtae. ramona: we are a multicultural hair-care company. we only sell directly to beauty salons. lemonis: okay. you're not in any retail? ramona: right. michael: we service salons door to door. lemonis: and when you say "door to door," go to a salon, meet somebody for the first time, shake their hand. michael: correct. lemonis: and what region do you do b

knows that that taylor can win. the choice is not between having a perfect whig party and zachary taylor, but the choice between having a democrat they know disagrees with them and a whig party member who they know agrees with them. and so if nothing else, they will help to build up the whig party. the whigs in the 1840s, win their first presidential race. and of course, william henry henderson dies after 40 days. and they had not given it a lot of thought to who his vice president would be. he is basically a democrat, john tyler, who is kicked out of the party. and they are not able to win a presidential race since, so in their existence they have had the presidency for only about 30 days. they are eager for a winner. and while this person is closer to our beliefs, this person can win, so it was something that the political parties were still struggling with even in the 1840's. so what were the other issues? well, shortly before the commencement of the mexican-american war, polk wins the presidency on this manifest

no "i love taylor" tanks.ar-old's rhode island mansion was anything bocut rkin' yesterday. >> yes, there was an inflatable slide set up near the pool, but it seems the only ones enjoying the massive beachfront property were taylor's parents. her dad, scott, reportedly sent over "1989" guitar picks to fans camped out nearby with "we love you taylor" signs. so where was taylor and her squad? >> i think we'll both be in paris. we have our press tour. >> cara delevingne and karlie kloss were busy at paris fashion week. cara chatting it up, and fellow model visiting paris. stateside, blake lively celebrated with faher mily including her adorable nephew, baylen. and model martha hunt shared her fourth with fans online. she took in a traditional carnival with her photographer boyfriend, jason mcdonald. one fan noting, this doesn't look like taylor's backyard. so why did tay-tay break tradition? it seems the pop star is still laying low with her new beau, actor joe awlyn. coffee on a balcony in nashville just last mon

taylor's second would cause her to the stands.irst european championship off to the perfect start. commentator: taylor, again! the tide kept coming and no—one in a scotland shirt could turn it back. ellen white confirmed the inevitable, england three up afterjust half an hour. commentator: it's three! and there was no let up after the break. two years ago, taylor was carrying an injury when she played at the world cup, this is what she can do when fully fit. the first england women's player to score a hat—trick at a major tournament. 6—0 it would finish. for scotland, this was a sobering introduction to life in the spotlight, but the headlines will belong to one player only. they'll be much tougher challenges ahead for england, but this was by far the most ruthless performance yet by a team at these euros, which just underlines why many believe they are serious contenders for the title here. katie gornall, bbc news, in utrecht. that's it. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welc

here's taylor riggs. taylor: the u.s. senate has rejected a move to repeal parts of the obamacare health law. it came after john mccain joined with two of his colleagues to block the so-called skinny repeal bill. this is a disappointment. house, wes in the thank them as well. i regret that our efforts were simply not enough. switzerland's second-largest lender reported an increase in second-quarter profits boosted by earnings at its private banking units. that is better than analyst estimates and comes halfway through the restructuring plan. >> long-term, i'm always quite optimistic. the short to medium term is difficult. ,here's so much uncertainty geopolitical events, that are extremely hard to forecast. that wealth creation in emerging markets is here to stay. taylor: barclays has posted a net loss, driven by efforts to sell down its africa unit and a charge for the payment protection insurance scandal. the bank aims to return tangible equity as it moves past issues that have weighed on profitability. >> we still are n

taylor says that is being shown by the troults dresults today. reaffirming the outlook.e talk a little bit about the portfolio. taylor said two trouble spots that he specifically wants to address, diapers in china which he needs to get turned around, he says, and gillette which they are already taking some pricing on trying to lower prices, be more competitive he said it's about a 9 to 12-month story on gillette i asked is there a greater urgency to get the results turned around given what's happening with the activist invettor pushing for a board seat here's what taylor told mechlt he said, "we were already moving fast i feel peltz is pushing on things that i'm pushing on as well this is the plan we laid out at cagny, the big consumer group vent earlier this year he said i respect nelson peltz and i will listen to him there's evidence now that we have the plan and the portfolio and they do not see any reason to bring in someone who they do not see as having any big new ideas to entertain on to this board which they pride themselves on this very rigorous process and in t

the girl was on a trip from john taylor high school. it is understood year 9 taylor high school.d year9and year12 taylor high school. it is understood year 9 and year 12 pupils were on an art excursion. the school issued a statement, read by a police officer. we spent a supporting our children and staff as they come to terms with this terrible news. john taylor high school is grateful for the support of the counselling and psychology services who have assisted us today and we will be —— will be working with us in the forthcoming weeks to provide support. we are also appreciative of all of the messages of condolence that we have received today. one other girl was taken to hospital with minor injuries and a number of others were treated at the scene. the driver —— drivers of the lorry are resisting police. neither was injured. birmingham city council confirms the waste lorry was there, issuing a statement saying: just after 4pm police reopened the road and the coach was towed away. police are appealing for witnesses. aid workers in france say they are increasingly concerned about m

taylor somewhere other than right at the door of the car? i think that was originally their plan to do so. and then, when he didn't walk away from the car, they felt they were already committed. so, was this perfect? no. could it have been done better? yes. is there malice? there's no malice in there. >> it turned out che taylor was not holding a gun, though police say they later found this 45-caliber pistol under the vehicle's passenger seat. >> it's hard to imagine a set of facts that would meet the malice standard; you'd almost have to have a personal animosity between the officer and the civilian that pre-existed the moment. but even then, we still have to prove that self-defense was not a motivating factor and that the officer lacked all good faith to believe that that force was necessary. >> reporter: a "seattle times" investigation found, of 213 police-involved killings in washington state between 2005 and 2015, not one officer has been convicted of wrongdoing. seattle police crisis intervention trainer andrew marvel says the high leg

you know how zachary taylor died?ere he treated himself to too much milk and cherries. he basically o.d.'d on a snack for pre-schoolers. boom! >> stephen: really? can i get a boom on that? >> stephen: really? yes. >> stephen: known philanderer warren g. harding also died in office of a heart condition. really? i didn't realize your heart could get syphilis! >> hey! hey! hey! respect the office! no one even knows who your guy is! 90% of americans think zachary taylor was one of the kids on "home improvement." >> stephen: a fine show! ( cheers and applause ) >> no, it isn't! >> stephen: president harding was an early proponent of commercial aviation because, while harding was president, even he wanted to flee the country. >> hey! ( piano riff ) >> stephen: why did i get a grown? >> i'm not surprised taylor was in the whig party. that hairdo looks like you shaved it off a shih tzu's ass. ( laughter ) >> stephen: harding was so corrupt he lost the white house china in a poker game! and apparently the white house eyebrow t

here's taylor riggs. taylor: the e.u.'f negotiator, michel barnier, told britain to come back with more clarity. he brushed off the u.k. brexit secretary's suggestion that flexibility was needed on both sides. two sets of data summarized on the upside this week. june inflation slowed to 2.6% in a break from the steep upward spike. retail sales rose by a better than expected 0.6%. france's finance minister said the u.k. must commit to the repayment of funds it owes to the european union. bruno told national assembly's economic committee, we want our money back. cryanhe bank ceo john said the lender is preparing for a hard brexit. earlier this week, morgan stanley was said to have settled on the city for its european trading on. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: we are just getting some breaking news. getting a little bit of data out of the u.k. i don't know whether that is having an impact on the pound. get

i will though handover to matthew taylor. —— i will narrow handover to matthew taylor.ey are sa will continue to be a leading voice in debates about the future world. thank you prime minister for giving me the honour of leading this review and for the support of your team throughout and for joining and for the support of your team throughout and forjoining me today to launch this report. i should also thank a rubber room you team members. —— thank our other review tea m members. —— thank our other review team members. thank you to the hard—working team members. thank you to the ha rd—working and patient secretariat. i want to thank the hundreds, indeed thousands, of people who engage with others across the length and breadth of the uk and public events and conferences and round tables and simply by submitting ideas and opinions and powerful accounts of the first experiences of work. the starting point for our review is the strength of our labour market and of the key features of our system of employment regulation. what we refer to in the report is the british way. reco

here's taylor riggs.lor: the white house has confirmed that president trump met vladimir putin at the g20 meeting in hamburg, something that was not disclosed at the time. last night, trump lashed out on twitter, saying the fake news is becoming more and more dishonest. even a dinner arranged in germany is made to look sinister. ecb staff are said to be working on stimulus plans for consideration. according to officials familiar with the matter, no definite proposals have been devised and policymakers have not yet held formal discussions on the end of bond purchases. an ecb spokesperson declined to comment. living standards in the u.k. won't get better for a while according to the institute for fiscal studies. it says real household income has grown slowly since the financial crisis and is set to remain depressed due to cuts to working age benefits. greece's much-anticipated return to bond markets this week has been held off, partly due to a ceiling set by the international monetary fund on the amount of

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine?ncine: we will also get a clearer indication on the squeeze on u.k. households in a .alf hour time cpi is expected to be at 2.9%, far higher than the bank of england's targets. all of this comes as brexit negotiations continue in brussels. the u.k.is returned to after a few hours yesterday leaving technical talks to a team of 98 british officials. he will be back on thursday. let us bring in our guest for the hour. thank you both for deal -- for joining us. coup brewing? think the politics of brexit is very difficult to read at the moment. i remember talking to you about this previously and we said to the run-up -- and we said during the run-up to the talks that there would be a lot of political posturing. we are seeing it on both sides. i think it is very difficult to read what is going on underneath the surface. we do know that theresa may's position as prime minister has been weakened by the election results. is a given andd, that is having reverberations in the u.k. and in europe.

as inhumane as it might sound, i didn't feel wrong for what i did. >> taylor not only felt the assault was justified, she was completely caught off guard by what happened next. >> i was very surprised. >> what? >> what surprise? she turned me in. >> even given the extent of her injuries? >> yes, with the extent of her injuries i felt that yes, she probably did need to seek medical attention, but she didn't have to tell them it was me, she could have said it was anybody. a drug dealer, she didn't have to say me. >> while it might be difficult to assimilate how a woman could carry out such a brutal act, it's equally difficult to comprehend the crimes carried out by female sex offenders. >> i think a lot of people don't know that female sex offenders exist because it's more of a male kind of thing. we're the moms, you know what i'm saying? but it's a common thing. there's more than just a few. >> about 3% of the population or roughly 20 inmates at the prison for women have been convicted of sex crimes. >> i'm jenny woods, and i'm a sex offender. >> my name is rachel trout and i am a sex o

here's taylor riggs. taylor: s&p has raised its outlook for revenue.n software firm is now projecting sales between 23.3, 23.7 billion euros for the year. it also announced a share buyback of up to 500 million euros. we will be speaking to sap at 11:30 a.m. u.k. time. dry weather in spain has spurred tough earnings. they came in at 3.7 billion euros. ledlack of wind and rain hydro and renewable energy generation, prompting spain's largest our company to turn to more expensive ways of generating electricity. easyjet shares are lower after cautioning that shares remain under pressure and are likely to decline further next year. it said annual profits should increase more than forecast by analysts. the airline is bracing for the exit of the ceo, who is leading to head up icb. francine: thank you so much. the saudi-led lock putting pressure on qatar may be softening its tone. the alliance is pulling back from its original list of 13 demands and is calling on doha to agree to six broad principles. our middle east and africa editor is in dubai. why the shift

here is the author of the day's report, matthew taylor.re is too much work at the bottom end of the labour market that is not of a high enough quality, too many people are not having their rights respected and they are treated at work like they are cogs in a machine rather than being human beings and there are too many people who do not see a route from their currentjob to progress and earn more and do better. i think we can improve all of that if we put our minds to it. the report will start the process but all of us in society, we have a role in getting good work for everybody. that was matthew taylor who wrote the review. kamal ahmed is our economics editor. what matthew taylor has said is not anything of a surprise. we have had anything of a surprise. we have had a number of tribunal is in the uk where it has beenjudged lots of a number of tribunal is in the uk where it has been judged lots of the people workers and they are entitled to holiday and sick pay. is there a feeling he could have gone farther? the unions think he could have

let's go over to jack taylor at wtop. >> chuck, thank you. good morning.e'll start things off on the beltway where things are nice. no delays but we have our new trouble spot moving to springfield out of newington on 95 northbound. springfield parkway, a crash may have now only the far left side getting by. a major crash there. an enormous amount much equipment

good morning, jack taylor. >> good morning, chuck. we'll start a live look in maryland on 270 where we're getting fits and stops as you leave frederick. a little bit of a delay 85. ten a little delay at 109. nothing is in your way. so far in good shape to the lane divide. you should find brief slowdowns if you're headed out early. issue on south osborne road. west of 301. our closure will remain during rush hour between brentwood road and 30 iowe we had word of an incident south on

here's taylor riggs.r king john then calling his countries launch of it enteralactic -- -- and inmissile threat to the u.s.. the un security council meets on the issue today. u.s. and south korean troops held missile defense drills today. crude oil has stepped in the last half-hour as russia says it once to stick to the current opec deal. that's according to russian government officials. one says that anymore cutbacks so soon after the existing deal was extended would send the wrong message to the oil market. american diplomats are concerned about friday's meeting between president trump and vladimir putin. they are worried it could be a mismatch. they argue to meet in hamburg at the g 20 summit. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: we are exceptionally lucky in the next half hour to have with us john writing over our dq economics. ridings -- john rydings. our experts on the relationship of germany to

by moving to electronic payments, mr taylor says, you can tackle that. of crash transactions. workers willjust be going into people's homes on recommendation, but also we are up against the new gig economy, which is digital platforms that link customers to consumers. and also agencies, which i call grey market, because they often subcontract an unregulated workforce. both the black market and grey gig economy can keep their costs down, because they don't have all of these additional employment costs. the report says if workers like couriers are paid by the task, the company has to prove they can comfortably make a fifth more than the minimum wage on average. maggie dewhurst successfully took the courier firm who pays her to court. she's disappointed in the report. we have been fighting for two years, or a bit over two years now, to get to a point where we can accessjustice and can make things better for a whole new generation of people. and it seems like they're just rubber—stamping a lot of the awful operations that already exist. the report has drawn a

i think we can talk now to matty taylor. i hope you can hear me? —— matty taylor.ieved that more than 200 million women —— women worldwide who wa nt million women —— women worldwide who want family planning services still do not have them. today a london conference is aiming to improve access to contraception for millions of women in the poorest countries. the internal —— international donors involved are bill and melinda gates, who are pledging £290 million of additionalfunding. a patient having a consultation at an abortion clinic in nepal. hilly half of all pregnancies in this country are unplanned. and while —— worldwide there is an estimated 22 million unplanned pregnancies every year. that is why today, health ministers and global charities are getting together at a summit in london to look at how they can get more contraceptives to women and girls in the poorest countries. the philanthropist who is co—hosting the conference believes special attention needs to be given to teenagers. this is the biggest population of adolescence we have ever had in the history

ch taylor, how it may impact the commute.ive look from chopper 4 just ahead. >>> new information about a deadly crash involving venus williams. new documents reveal what the tennis star says about her inlvement. vo >>> that >>> that breaking news, a warning now about your commute. part of route 50 is still shut down after a deadly crash. >>> we have team coverage in first 4 traffic. wtop jack taylor has alternate routes. let's head to chopper 4. watching this from above. >> reporter: aaron, a horrific crash. let me zoom in a bit, not too close, point out a few things. two cars damaged, almost unrecognizably. they're working on the third vehicle in that second circle. it is important to note delays on the inbound side of route 50 have reached back to the start of just getting off the bay bridge. they're diverting jack taylor. how are they doing? >> that's it, they're heading off at cape st. claire road. you hit the service roadway, puts you back on baydale drive beyond the scene of the accident investigation. westbound lanes r

and to have that support is just amazing. >> reporter: this is taylor's fourth lemonade stand here in rockland and like the first three, money is going to help a child battling a life-threatening disease. this is four-year-old martin suffering from brain tumor and doctors say he only has two to six months left to live. even though he lives in indiana and has never met taylor, she window to help >> to give money for martin so we can give him a lot of toys. >> reporter: toys are important. but the money raised is going towards martin's $9,000 goal at which point his family can afford a clinical trial in boston that may extend martin's life by five years >> so he can live a little longer life. >> reporter: unfortunate battle that taylor knows all too well. proceeds from her very first lemonade stand helped pay for her own fight with leukemia >> you got to take it day by day and have fun, make good memories. she makes it easy. she smiles all the time happy >> when we had her campaign, she wanted to to do another lemonade stand, that's when we built her her own little stand, and this becam

news on her tour and feud with taylor swift a >> monday on "e.t."g events of the summer. "game of thrones" secrets. plus the summer's hottest tours from lady gaga to the surprising couple of the concert season. lionel richie and mariah carey? >> you're going what? god help us both. >> monday on "e.t." >> welcome back, everybody. you know the "dancing with the stars" live summer nights tour hitting the grand ole opry. >> heather morris is filling in. heather and rashad's fellow dancing pros have got to go hard in his absence because i saw first hand how this guy has got the moves down. ♪ >> when did you become okay with sparkles and sequins? when did that just sit well with you? >> probably about like 15 years ago. >> oh, you were wearing them before "dancing with the stars"? >> oh, yeah. listen, i'm the type of person that likes to see what can i get away with, right? so being on this show allowed me to express all of that. >> "dancing with the stars" live! >> what's it like to be with these pros? that's a real honor, right? >> absolutely it's an ho

at the time i was starting to think about this novel in the beginning, i was fascinated by katie taylorthe irish boxer. she was fighting for olympic gold, and there was something about the fact boxing had been illegal and now she was winning a gold medal. did you have any feelings about women's boxing? not really, it wasn't something i wanted to do. i had one attempt at kick boxing and fell out of the gym. it was very strenuous so i had no objection but no real interest myself. so let's talk about the other two principal characters, since we have started off with jasmine. jasmine led me back to her mother's story, and through her to ali, who is a recently orphaned teenager who was running away from her grandparents — grandparents that she didn't know until recently she has. she's in maryland in the states and it's not clear what the connection is between the characters to the reader at this point. the other narrator is a gynaecologist in present—day dublin and she's increasingly frustrated with her working conditions. so, they are all imprisoned in different ways? yes, you could say tha

let's check the roads with jack taylor. good morning, jack. >> perfect weatherwise. i cannot promise that for anything in traffic. but at least the weather is keeping the roadways dry. we had our trouble in belvoir. north of giles run road. under police direction around this crash. anything that's going to mess things up will cause delays. also chopper 4 is riding over the other route 1. a crash on the inner loop of the beltway. washington parkway, we'll have chr has been canceled this morning. usually departs at 6:48. please plan ahead if that's -- back to you. >> jack, thank you. a big traffic problem taking shape. >> angie goff is following this problem for us from the live desk. angie, what's going on? >> following closely, we at the live desk have leslearned that headache will last. if you take 16th street to get to work, scott circle there. closed in both directions because of that standing water. you're going to need to stay right to go above the circle. d.c. water on the scene. we don't have a timetable when everything will be fixed or what exactly caused the

the report's author, martin taylor, told us some of the aims behind the work. view, there is too much work at the bottom end of the labour market. there are people who are not having their right to —— rights fully respected. there are too many people who don't see a route from their currentjob to progress, earned more and do better. —— earn. our report will start that process, but all of us in society, employers, customers, play a role in getting better laws for everybody. with me is nigel mackay, employment law specialist at leigh day. it is no surprise that report has come out, we have had a number of court cases here in the uk that have established that these people are legal workers and deserve rights. would you go further? yes, we have talked about introducing this new category of independent contractors. however, we already have a category of workers. they are entitled to rights. in some ways it is disappointing that they have not gone any further than that in terms of introducing new protections. what does it actually mean? it doesn't mean much different

a huge win for them to night. —— taylor, and she took it.e at no one in this championship, now. —— tonight. will be at no one in this championship, now. -- tonight. so they are now the highest ranked team. who is going through as the favourite? i think you said it there. england are the highest ranked team. they have looked formidable and found different ways of winning every single time. but i think maybe the netherlands will have selling to say about that. that is who england played next in the last four. they are the host nation, and even though they perhaps has not embraced the tournament as a whole, they have certainly embraced their team. we are seeing sell—out crowds at their every game. but having covered england in the world cup in canada two years ago, where england beat canada, and there was a huge crowd there and they were not intimidated. having spoken to the players after the match, i think this is a challenge that they are very excited by, not fearful. soap england defeated france in the late game. —— so england defeated franc

here is taylor riggs.neral john kelly takes over as white house chief of staff today. president trump tapped him on friday to replace reince priebus. he will have the backing out president's daughter ivanka and her husband. calling china and russia the biggest economic enablers of north korea after the kim jong-un regime launched the second icbm in a matter of weeks. rex tillerson says the u.s. wants a peaceful resolution to the incident. president china's says his military has the capability to -- he pushed for a modernization program aimed to make the military a leaner horse capable of projecting power overseas. in australia, security has been tightened at major airports after police say they stopped a plot to bring down a plane. suspects were inspired by the islamic state. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. david: thanks so much. vladimir putin says he hopes it will not be any for further retali

i'm taylor riggs.loomberg. tom: thank you, taylor. let's look at yields right now. it is the feature after a quiet monday. the futures are flat. we are almost back to 100 basis points, where we were roughly november 8, the president's election. oil churning lower. morning.yen this the 30 year bond, that should be green on the screen, yielding two basis poitns higher, getting out near 3%. guy: this does show you brought the we have a risk sentiment story that is positive this morning come despite the fact that stocks are a little bit softer. it is interesting to see how this one is working its way through. gold is down 0.3%. i will show you a chart in a minute. we have got mr. broadbent talking at the bank of england, 12:00. he is one of the bank of england doves. if he gives any hint that the bank is moving into a more hawkish stance, pay attention to sterling assets. they could really move on the back of that. tom: here is an advanced chart from the bloomberg. this is michael mckee's favorite chart. t

sarah taylor rarely drops anything behind the stumps.or two of laura marsh's four but it's. sri lanka never achieved lift—off. 0na ground sri lanka never achieved lift—off. on a ground where runs traditionally come easily, england only needed 205. a sunday afternoon stroll, surely? there were a couple of unplanned diversions. but england's captain, heather knight made a century in her last match and was not short on confidence. she was joined by taylor, tricky as ever, a player who has overcome struggles with depression to be at this tournament and who deservedly smashed england to their victory target. it was a particularly significant innings for sarah taylor, who spent some time away from wicked as she dealt with anxiety issues and panic attacks are. she's been very honest about all of that, and she spoke about how she is managing it now and how much she is managing it now and how much she enjoyed her winnings today. we are well aware that we have to take every game as it comes, and that's from a team perspective, but also my mental h

news on her tour and feud with taylor swift a fios is not cable.nternet. so with fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs 20 times faster than most people have. and it's just $79.99 a month online for the first year. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years. all with a 2-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com. >> monday on "e.t." our guide to the most exciting events of the summer. "game of thrones" secrets. plus the summer's hottest tours from lady gaga to the surprising couple of the concert season. lionel richie and mariah carey? >> you're going what? god help us both. >> monday on "e.t." >> welcome back, everybody. you know the "dancing with the stars" live summer nights tour hitting the grand ole opry. >> heather morris is filling in. heather and rashad's fellow dancing pros have got to go hard

taylor swift collaboration, with regoing to be getting one of those this year?happen again, but i don't know that's going to be. ♪ >> the 26-year-old dished on other taylor news for rolling stone this spring. he admitted to hooking up with her famous friends with they first toured together. as for a rumored relationship with swift herself, he says, quote, there wasn't any truth to it whatsoever. ed, who's album divide hit number one, has no happily settled down with his girlfriend, cherry. they've known each other since they were kids but have been dating for the last two years. >> so she knew you when. >> from the age of 11. you don't get away with a lot. because, you know, she can call you out. ♪ >> and ed credits cherry with his 50-pound weight loss, putting him on a workout regimen and cleaning up his diet. >> i drunk a lot of alcohol and ate very unhealthily and just cut 70% of that out. i still do all those things, just not in excess. ♪ >> coming up, inside the new "dancing with the stars" tour plus -- >> what happened? >> former pro cheryl burke on her ne

the minister said the government would be considering matthew taylor's proposals.rnment's record and so i would like to remind her that it is this government that has introduced the national living wage, that it is this government that has presided over the minimum wage being at its highest rate in real terms since it was introduced, and the facts remain that the wage increase we have seen in the last year have been at their highest amongst the lowest paid thanks to the national living wage. today's response in the taylor review for the government tells us everything we need to know about their frailty and their approach to work's rights. a weak set of proposals that probably will not be admitted that the set of talking bout that leads the power with the businesses. it was interesting that the prime minister did not mention the role 0 the trade unions in securing fair rights at work. if the news reports are right, matthew taylor goes for flexibility rather than always implementing the national minimum wage. can we have an undertaking from the government that they w

i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: taylor, thank you so much.ngton, i thought you are delicate and respectful to the uproar which seems ages ago over mr. scarborough and miss brezinski. i will not talk to about the cnn garbage. we are not going there. where i want to go, kevin, is what is it mean for health care reform and critically what does it mean for tax reform -- we can state flat out that this president is not focused on policy. happy fourth of july. listen, there are 57 remaining days left when congress returns next week. they have a lot to do. and a care, tax reform, host of other things like keeping the government open, should we reach the debt limit. there is a growing frustration among republicans, not just democrats. we're been saying this for weeks, in particular aids, --aides, grappling with all of this. look at senator ted cruz, a republican from texas who will be looking to push expanding health savings account and reach a deal. we will be hearing about opioid addiction funding, rob portman from ohio calling for there to be more

i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: taylor, thanks so much. got one data check today, one board. this is what happens before a fed meeting, really quiet on the western and eastern front. two cent spread in a little bit. we'll talk to tony dwyer about the equity markets. we'll do that in the next hour. the euro, 1.1655, a bit he will visited. fran cry, you got to do better than me today. francine: i can't, but stocks are advancing a little bit. we're seeing a little bit of a rebound, but let's see the earnings. gold heading for the first drop in four days. the dollar swinging between gains and losses. it's all about the fed. i'm looking at oil because, just because. because we spend the a lot of time on it yesterday, and it's a significant move. still below $47, but up a touch. tom: that's very good. i like that. that's the wizard of oz approach there to the data check, because, because, because. how about this data screen? i'm going over to the bloomberg right now. maybe this is what's on chair yellen's demand. i'm reading everything i can, an

stay with us. ♪ ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg ," i am taylor wakes.ators are asking about mistaken data breach. a lawyer for the bank accidentally released data for 50,000 accounts of wealthy customers. they are still dealing with the fallout from the fake account scandal last year. tore will be no big changes the oil production cuts crude oil oil has been in a bear market and there is skepticism the cutbacks are working. producers are betting that rising demand and the existing curve will deplete oil stockpiles that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you so much. we have a chart taylor riggs would love to do this is a great chart. we do this in honor of the great career of callum henderson. these are called kleinman moving averages after george kleinman. all you need to know is i have taken out the short-term moving average and there is the dollar index and that is teach the --rt in a college export textbook perfect. that is the bloomberg dollar index and down we go in a persistent dampened nonvolatile move. you say this wonderful trend we