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

. ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in new york, in for emily chang. .his is bloomberg technology coming upext, google outperformed in 2019. tech, well -- will fin fizzle out in 2019? of thelook back at some biggest tech deals in 2018. apple will be the best-performing stock in 2019. here is a reminder on where apple stands right now, the second-worst performer in a group of large cap and technology stocks. it spent a year becoming the first to reap a trillion dollar market cap. it lost its crown as the world's most valuable company to microsoft. what makes munster so optimistic? walk me through your general thesis. as we said, the second worst performer of the faang stocks. gene: we think investors will think about apple as a service. that's the whole company as a service. as that takes root, that should yield a higher multiple. i want to talk briefly, when we think about apple as a service, what that means. we're not talking about its services segment, we are talking about their entire business, hardware included, operating with more predictability, like a subscription model. we have seen

taylor: that was uber's ceo.up, stocks are off their peak this year and they could be facing more challenges in 2019. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: time for our future on the future of money, where we look at different aspects of how the digital world will affect money. piper jeffrey is reducing their 2019 estimates across companies to account for a cloudier outlook including payments volume growth in the year ahead. analyst joinser us. why have you turned less bullish on these stocks? >> the secular growth stories for the fintech space are as strong as ever. that is being driven by the rise of digital payments and systems digitizing. but if you look at the macro cyclical outlook, we feel like things have changed. it is a different world and we decided to get more cautious. so we took down the volume growth estimates a few percent and we are not anticipating a severe slow down. given what we have been seeing without stocks are trading, like cyclical stocks given the fed the benefits we had this past year, we feel

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: this is bloomberg markets. i am taylor riggs. u.s.retailer green growth brand was planning a hostile takeover bid for another company. valued at $2.1 billion. the ceo told bloomberg's reporter that it should be judged on its merits by the company's shareholders. >> there been a lot of interest in mining businesses in this last february when the cold memos were rescinded by canadianney general, license producers were unable to acquire u.s. companies. there was a lot of interest in combining companies across the border. this is one way to do it. in thea u.s. company canadian stock exchange make a bid. we think this is a great opportunity and ultimately, we do not get to decide this, we are putting the idea out for shareholders. >> how much would you be willing to up your bid? >> i do not know yet. there is always opportunity to negotiate and there are two numbers in consideration. the valuation of our stock and the valuation of their stock, and we will see over the coming weeks how those are considered. >> what was the trigger for this

taylor: i'm taylor riggs in san francisco.he markets from last year's melt on earth the best places to hide in this year's downturn. in the last few months we have talked a lot about crocs and inh-yield -- cracks high-yield. why? right now was going on is investors are pretty confident about the state of the consumer. securities are typically bonds that are backed by things like mortgages or consumer loans and investors are scared of big corporations and their ability to pay their debts. they feel better about how people like you and me are doing right now. romaine: when you look at the data what type of disparity are we seeing between the types of the consumer side versus the corporate side in the potential delinquencies or ability to sort of cover those debt obligations? >> differences are really quite striking. leveraged asare as they have ever been. we have seen a lot of investment-grade companies and a lot of companies really piled on debt since the crisis. consumers, a lot of things have been going really right for them

taylor: thank you.or more on the market moves, i want to welcome state street advisors chief investment strategist michael maroney. i want to get your take on the moves today, because we came in his morning to see some confirmation of yesterday's rally. we wanted to see some of the risky sectors outperform. we want to see the discretionary, energy and tech get hit the hardest today. how concerning is that for you today as we unravel a little bit of yesterday's gains? : i think the post-christmas holiday cheer did not last long. as the previous guest was suggesting, there are a number of signals to suggest that this market was maybe forming a tradable bottom. have more than 50% of the s&p at 50 lows. we had not seen that since 2008. put-call surge in the ratio, and only about 10% of stocks were trading above their 200 day moving average. you saw some short covering come in and exacerbate some of the moves yesterday. what happens today is investors are realizing that you still have a very fluid situation

." ♪ taylor: hello and welcome. i'm taylor riggs.his is "bloomberg best," your weekly review of the most important news and business alan news -- business analysis of the world of business. let's start with a day-to-day look at the top headlines. on monday, u.k. prime minister theresa may resumed her quest to bring a brexit deal over the finish line despite opposition from parliament. >> statement! the prime minister! >> theresa may has pushed back at the idea of holding a second brexit referendum after e.u. leaders failed to provide leeway to make her deal more attractive to lawmakers in the u.k. clearly, she is going to push back against anything that's not her deal but you would expect her cabinet to be on the same page. does she have detractors in her midst? >> wouldn't that be a revelation, the splits in the british cabinet, the whole of the government has been divided about this issue all along, as we know. strong reports over the weekend about this movement for a second referendum gaining traction may's cabinet. she's been for

i am taylor riggs, welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ taylor: from bloomberg world headquarters in new yorkre are the top stories. starting with the u.s. stocks, they are tumbling near the lows of the session. investec are skeptical that the u.s. and china made any meaningful breakthrough on trade. u.k. prime minister theresa may is battling to get her brexit deal through parliament. we will have the latest. is experimenting with iphone marketing strategies that rarely uses to help its sales, but is it enough. abigail doolittle is here with us and we are hopping through the trading session, erasing all of yesterday's gains. abigail: the bears are truly out. the s&p 500 on pays for its worst days of october 24. take a look at the dow four point down 5% on pays for its worst day since 2016. that is one of those big brexit t selloff days. the totalility speaks uncertainty on the part of the buyers and sellers. as we take a look at the segment goals on transport, this may be a clue. the dow, we are looking at this year to date range. lots of uncertainty on all of the macro issues. perhaps the u

taylor? taylor: let's get a check on where the markets are.lerating those gains. 3:00 p.m.,yesterday, we went from negative to positive. we are up about 1% on the dow. that tech heavy stocks leading the gains to the upside and losses to the downside. really interesting that tech continues to be the breakout performer. it does give a lot of confidence to the market. take a look at what else is leading. in yen is the best currency 2018. you are seeing a little bit of a slowdown today. yen is a traditional safe haven. overall, yen is pretty strong. from new york, this is bloomberg. carol: we are caught up on markets. this is a special edition of "bloomberg businessweek" on bloomberg radio and bloomberg tv from new york city. carol massar along with jason kelly. we want to bring in our bond and fixed income team to talk about the fed. let's bring in alex. she covers money markets and rates. and elena, our senior u.s. economist for bloomberg economics. interest rate swaps and options. by traders ands investors are being reduced in terms of what the

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. >> taylor: mm-hmm. >> liam: yeah, well, more time for daddy. >> steffy: [ chuckles ] >> taylor: and you doing, taylor? >> steffy: mom's doing fine. >> taylor: mom almost had a drink last night. >> steffy: but she didn't. and she made that decision on her own. no one had to intervene. >> taylor: i'm very well aware of your concern for me, liam. >> liam: listen, i just -- i just want the best for you, that's all. >> taylor: and also for your daughter, because i know you're worried, especially after you witnessed that little exchange between hope and me

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taylor: you're watching "bloomberg best." i'm taylor riggs.rs around the world this the federaltching reserve with keen interest. druckenmilleran one step further. the duquesne family office co-wrote an op-ed in the --ll street journal" usuals urges a pause in rate hikes. anexplained his position in exclusive interview. the coincidentat economic indicators which i wish did.ed coincident at the ones, they all look quite good. if you look at the indicators i used in myically business, they're not quite red yet but they are definitely setting offey are signs. abigail: what do you see? >> the best economist i know is the inside of the stock market heard harrickou and i heard in my economics 1 market's stock predicted nine out of the last recessions. i will say that's better than the fed. they've gone 0-9. but the best economist i know thethis is the inside of stock market. so the fed, when they look at market and they look at financial indicators, probably is just looking at the s&p but the decline in the s&p, when i wasnny, preparing for this int

this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is bloomberg best and i am taylor riggs.'s resume our global tour of the weeks's top business stories in saudi arabia where the kingdom came out with its budget for 2019. >> saudi arabia spending will hit an all-time high in the coming year as the government cushion theouts to impact of rising cost is and will keep the business 2040 program on track. cost ofases the living. they are struggling with falling oil prices and anger over the murder of journalist amal khashoggi. revenueu look at oil the planned increase of 9% in all revenue from 2018 to 2019. given that brent crude oil price average of $72 per barrel this year, that implies they are basing and projecting or assuming on oil price of $80 a barrel in their budget in 2019 to meet the revenue targets. that is optimistic to say the least. the government can't have their cake and eat it. they have a choice to make. they can either stick to the spending plans and oil revenues might disappoint in which case the government would miss its deficit target of 4.2% of gdp. is, it

taylor? taylor: as you take a look at the dollar, i'm taking a look at all things bonds. take a look at what is happening after the fed meeting with the two tens and two 30's. into the fed decision, we have basis points.t 17 we fell down to 13 basis points. we were testing the lows of the 11 basis points which would be the lowest year to date. the two 30's, the longer-term one we like to look at, we are testing the lows of about 833 in the yellow on the right-hand side of your charge before we got to about a 37 or 42 before the meeting. we continue to grind a little bit slower, and a little bit flatter. all of this is what it means for the fed and for short-term bonds. coming to the terminal here. the fed decision today, we saw them maintain the neutral rate target range of about 2.5-3 .5%. the median estimate did fall to about 2.8% today. that was 3% previously. we have always questioned where is the neutral rate. it looks like we are getting very close to the bottom end of the range that they have set, meaning closer than we thought. romaine: one of the more interesting

>> brooke: you can't guarantee that, taylor. what if you snap again? >> taylor: i won't! i promise. promise, brooke. please don't say a word to anyone. >> ridge: all right, i'm here. what's going on? what did you want to tell me? it's not kelly, is it? >> steffy: no. no. kelly's fine.

♪ ♪ >> taylor: mmph. are you sure? >> steffy: yes!. >> taylor: moving in with you and my granddaughter? you don't know how happy this makes me. >> steffy: it goes both ways. i mean, come -- a live-in babysitter? it's, like, a no-brainer. >> taylor: no, you joke, but i would do anything -- anything at all for you. >> steffy: right back at you. >> taylor: [ chuckles ] >> steffy: right back at you, mom. >> hope: i don't want to put you in an uncomfortable position, liam, but... this has to be addressed. >> brooke: i agree.

taylor: i'm taking a look at the s&p 500. it is often percent and look at some of his technicals that are going on in today's session. we had a redline with our support level going back to february. levelo had a key support come in this morning, 25.80. we crack to do that -- we cracked through that. the percentage of stocks that -- verying below throughtrying to break the 26 levels because that is a classic bearish signal all heading downwards from there. are thinking they are going to be pretty cautious on the stock market going to 2019 as well and there is clearly some divergence between the fundamentals and what is really going on with all of the fed's massive liquidity injections. we have got some breaking news. have come out and they are looking relatively ahead of expectations, the second quarter of adjusted revenue $9.5 billion. revenues with the earnings per share, but an $.80 estimate. we are seeing basically flat when you are looking at the revenues and looking at the , butting income was out 2% this is a company th

>> taylor: [ gasps ] very festive! where do you want this mistletoe?: uh, i don't know, under the doorway. it's not like there's gonna be any kissing over christmas. ♪ >> taylor: you never know. one thing i don't want to see is hope and liam making out under it. >> steffy: hope won't be here. >> taylor: what do you mean? sn gonanto m daught's first chrtmas steffy: . heus

so yes see you go to taylor swift odds are you take all these pictures it's. it's kind of amazing. one of the things that just in early ticketmaster's chief product product officer claims that the technique would be used in an arena as that can be used for everything for sort of like selling beer you could just do your face they'd check your idea to check your age all the tickets so you could keep from having. scalp tickets as one of the things burly is the chief product ever says olds a lot of promise we're just being very careful about where and how we implemented so there it's the question is are you willing to give up your privacy of having your face in this database and get sold or for the convenience of not having to carry a ticket you know i would rather have them have my face in the database i'm even though we're getting to the point. words like. you know all of our information is online and all of our privacy is kind of being pulled away from was usually when we were starting to do that you know whatever we signed him for want to a concert the world may be but i mean if yo

good morning professor taylor.e look at the senate floor as lawmakers set out to make a decision a government shut down.president trump long" government shutdown if the agree with the house on funding the government. deadline passes, hundreds of american workers won't get paid until an be reached. the president is won't sign a bill unless it includes money for a wall southern border. house scrambled to pass a measure with the provision, but there isn't much hope that pass in the senate. (2-shot)( darya ) thanks, professor taylor. ( will ) ( will )the shutdown is set to go into effect at 9:00 tonight here on the west coast.( darya ) here is what that means for people here in the bay area. the big impact for us will be felt at the national parks. this includes places like crissy field, muir woods and tours to alcatraz... which would scale back operations

anthony andow is taylor riggs. taylor, is there anywhere left in the green across assets for this year? taylor: there was an amazing legendh piece out from a and he took a look at eight different asset classes. this is the worst going back since 1972. not from the magnitude of losses. we have seen a lot worse performance on the percentage basis but all of these asset classes are either in the negative or returning less than 5%. i don't agree entirely with all of the asset classes, but for our purposes, we go into large-cap, domestic small cap, emerging markets,. on the bonsai, we have investment grade bonds and real estate. when you look it all of those asset classes, everything is 5% or under or in negative territory. we didn't have markets today, we could keep talking about yesterday's mayhem in the markets. theoryhave a favorite for why investors sold so intensely and what if anything that says about what we can expect tomorrow and the days ahead? to dohink it has a lot with what you guys are been talking about

odella taylor. . an east baltimore resident. .crime stoppers flyer showing jacquelyn smith's face.odella taylor/ resident:"when i saw the flyer. . it could've been me or my husband, you know?" police say smith was stabbed to death after trying to help a panhandler.odella taylor: "i'm not going to stop my car. you know, the way times are, you don't know who to stop the car for."smith was riding through the city around 12-30 saturday morning along valley street whenshe saw a woman with what appeared to be a baby. . holding a sign saying, "please help feed my baby."odella taylor:"it's normally quiet around here. so it was a shock to me that i heard something like that." smith. . who was in the front seat. . rolled down the window to the woman money and when she did. .an unknown man reached inside to grab her wallet and police say there was a struggle.investigators tell wmar he took out a knife and stabbed smith in the torso before running away with the woman holding the sign.ellison taylor/ resident:"it makes you think twice about he

vonnie: taylor riggs, thank you. for more on markets, we are joined by the chief investment partner. ands start with theresa may parliament. she set a date, but it is a long way away. but between now and then will markets trade on? >> they will be on the two key players. the first key player is europe. they may throw some bones to make the deal more palatable. broadlyhe deal is approved by both sides of the aisle. thes the backstop it is problem is that they soften it to give theresa may the wiggle room? the second player is jeremy corbyn. does he take the lead where make can't on the referendum as a potential way out? i think she is hoping for a move on either one of those issues. they will trade with europe and jeremy corbyn. thate: they could've taken opportunity today and he didn't because they had said if there wasn't an exec state that he would call for that vote of no-confidence in the government. it sounds like he is backtracking a little bit. a no deal, it would seem like conditions could get worse for the u

this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is bloomberg markets.s week is all about affordability in higher education and how that is translating into public universities. i am joined now by the assistant vice president of the higher education system sector over at moody's investors service. the latest report talked about how low tuition revenue growth is going to be the slowest in a decade. what sort of pressure is that putting on the sector? >> in our annual tuition survey, we found that tuition revenue is projected to remain constrained overall and the reason that is important is because both public and private universities heavily rely on tuition as a primary source of revenue. publix are under more stress than private. publics are projected to grow about 1.5% in 2019, the lowest annual growth in over a decade. privates are going to fare a little bit better but growth is going to remain below inflation levels. there are three factors driving this. affordability, demographics and competition. from a demographic standpoint, on a nationwide basis,

the man has been identified as 36-year-old brent taylor. at around 10:00 last night, officers responded to reports of a family disturbance at a home on webster street. when the arrived-- police say taylor violently swung open the front door and rushed towards them. police ordered him to stop-- but he allegedly ignored the commands and started punching and kicking two officers. other officers then arrived on scene as backup and say they were able to subdue taylor. he is being held on 10- thousand dollars bail. (vicki) on the peninsula... a scary moment as a tree falls on a home early christmas morning in atherton. it happened at a home on snowden avenue just before 2 am yesterday. a family of three was inside the home when the pine tree fell right into a child's bedroom. luckily nobody was injured. the family was displaced and they are not allowed home until the home is deemed structurally safe. (grant) in the east bay ...contra costa county prosecutors are warning about scammers stealing your social security numbers. the scam involves someo

taylor swift shared a gift with her fans on her 29th birthday. the pop star announced her concert tour will be on netflix. swift made 53 stopsenning over 34 million. and superstar janet jackson will be inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. other artists, def leppard and stevie nicks. that's your eye on entertainment. >>> ready to share the road with driverless cars? >> coming up, waymo gives driver as chance to sound off. >> reporter: just as the bar has closed, two drivers get trapped inside. we have a live report coming up. >>> now on kpix 5 news, rain is in the forecast and the weekend morning ahead. >> plus, a bizarre rescue on muni. crews helping a guy who got stuck in a very unusual place. >> president trump said it's michael cohen's fault if any campaign finance laws were broken as he gets sentenced to prison this week. good morning. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. we'll get a check on traffic bufi

. >> hope: no one could have predicted what taylor did to bill. and that is exactly the point.and she's potentially dangerous, and taylor does not belong at a family christmas celebration. look, i want you and kelly to celebrate the holidays with us at eric's, but taylor is a different story. i don't want her there.

taylor: this is our second day. lemonis: okay. where did you come from? taylor: the university.ally an internship. lemonis: oh, this is an internship. so you guys are not getting paid. -taylor: no. -lemonis: like volunteer work. taylor: yes. lemonis: that's really nice of you guys. all right. well, nice meeting you guys. taylor: nice to meet you, too. -lemonis: well, hey, guys. -alex: hello. lemonis: quick question. where did all these people come from? alex: volunteers. lemonis: so are we running a nonprofit now? alex: no, we just got to get our orders out. lemonis: what orders are they doing? alex: they're working on a order for google right now. lemonis: when was it supposed to be done by? brad: we initially gave them an 8 to 10 weeks, but it's probably been about 12 weeks. lemonis: so you're late already. brad: yeah. we're a little bit late right now. lemonis: i'm just going to be honest with you. they're not skilled laborers. what assurance do i have that it's gonna be done right, it's going to be consistent? alex: if it's a bad product, we don't send it out. -simple as tha

but right now, let's talk to jack taylor. >> good morning, water street, shocking, flooded out. u'll find it blocked for now. it's closed. route 450 is also blocked. you'll i find the ro leesburg closed. it'slosed this morning from high water. back into you. >> it's 4:32 today. a change in metro service. this time it means more options for riders instead of fewer. they'reed doubling r line service to and from shady grove. in the past, during the morning and afternoon rush hours, trains coming out of d.c. stopped at the metro station and turoud and went back downtown. but starting today all trains will go all the way to the shady grove station. montgomery county s leaders the change would alleviate crowding and longer wait times. the new schedule begins at 10:30 this morning. we'll have more on toming t in our 5:00 hour. >> check out potomac river after all the rain. lauren will have much moren the flood warnings that are still in place. >> also this morning, all the cinsed two sanitary sewers to overflow. >> they'reha warning people live around the fort washington plant to avoid

the man has been identified as 36-year-old brent taylor.at around 10:00 tuesday night, officers responded to reports of a family disturbance at a home on webster street. when they arrived -- police say taylor violently swung open the front door and rushed towards them. police ordered him to stop -- but he allegedly ignored the commands and started punching and kicking two officers. other officers then arrived on scene as backup and say they were able to subdue taylor. he is being held on 10- thousand dollars bail. ( robin ) and sonoma county sheriff's deputies are looking for this man... zachary yates. they say he has a warrant for violating his probation... and he's the suspect in a stalking case. if you have any information about where yates is located, contact the sonoma county sheriff. ( robin ) the highway patrol has relased its latest numbers from the recent maximum enforcement period. according to officers at least 47 people were killed in crashes throughout the state. and during 102-hour holiday enforcement effort, the c-h-p made 1,

as they are doing that, taylor gets home.ar her reaction. >> as if. >> we think what she is screaming is "as if." she runs right into her friends and she's surprised. they break the news to her. >> oh, my gosh. >> her friends paid for a vip ticket so she could go with them as well, so all three of them are going to get to see scotty. >> simon and moving song called "sound of silence." this reenactment is his version. sound of shredding. >> from the mountain bike trails of washington to just ripping. >> this is cool. this in this case, it is just the purity of the noise. >> that is exactly what this video is all about, putr by red bull show casing adkinson. a former down hill racer. clearly the guy knows how to right on a nice edge. it is fun to see the bike is just deow t. don't know where he finds the grip to make the turns but he does and it just sounds great the whole way through. >> you can hear the brakes just scratching. he comes around the turn, really diggs in and you hear the bike flapping. >> all i see is the tree,

eporter: taylor swift blasting out a video trailer on her birthday to 83 million taylor swift followersour. >> i love you guys so ormuch. >> repter: what fans who went to see the poptar in concert didn't know is they might have been ucreenedng facial recognition software. rolling stone reports that in may fans visited a kiosk that played rehearsal videos. g to a security officer who attended the concert and saw a demo of the chnology, fans' pictures were taken. they were sent to a command post and cross referenced against hundreds of the pop star's stalkers. for swift the threat of stalkers is real. last week a 22-year-old florida man pled guilty into breaking into swift's home last april. the "new york post" reported that police found the man sleeping in her empty bed after using her shower. facial recognition technology also been used by chinese authorities to cch fugitives. here in the u.s. ticketmaster told "today" it's been beta testing similar e at live events. privacy advocates are raising concerns. reakaclu said swift didn't any laws but say it's unethical if people are not told

kqed's chloe veltman sat dow with drag artistkt and stocon native taylor mac., here we are onto the stage at the curran theatre in san francisco. m here with taylor mac, the creator of the show, the chief performer, and his co-creator, stume designer, machine dazzle. thank you both for being here. it's great to get a chance to chat with you here in the costume shop n. all this stuff is going -thank you. -oh, yes, thank you. -♪ i oe was lost ♪ but now am found t -so, your show tel history of the united states of america in 246 songs, and it all begs with a smashing, ball-busting rendition of "azing grace."♪ -s long as life endures ♪ -why that song? s -i wanted et up this kind of concept that we'reofere to worship the ac creation, not the creator, so we take that song,e, ac and what is grace to me is the act of creation. -♪ it's love and love alone -and what inspired you to tell the history of this country through song? -i wanted to use a form that best representedyo house kind of imperfection as a way to rally people. la i think ofical music as, you know, e u're

let's find out the details with taylor riggs. taylor: guy, isn't that always the case? value, trying to cut some costs. they are actually outperformed on a year-to-date basis relative to their competitor. elliott management is saying it is not enough. there is more they can do. looking at profit margins and targets that are more in line, say it is just not good enough. you mentioned some of the chinese buyers -- overall luxury underperformed, has chinese buyers are not by as much as them of the height-end cocktails. d-ricardof perno saying they have outperformed of the last three years. up 30% relative to the stoxx 600 food and beverage index. and this will end up being quite a battle. vonnie: thank you for that stock of the hour. reminder, we are on sentencing watch for former trump advisor michael cohen as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 30 minutes left in the european trading day. from westminster, where theresa may faces a no-confidence vote from her own party, i am guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, time vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg marke

good morning jack taylor. >> hey, lauren, good morning.he past couple of hours we have been dealing with crash in manassas. william parkway gone. all travel lanes are open and delay headed toward centerville. we had a crash on route 9. h traffi been alternating. that crash has now cleared so all ofur travel lanes are available. news chopper 4 has been heading on the beltway. owter loop. right ind the topside and moving over toward new hampshire avenue and. georgia aven volume is light for now. we'll keep an eye on it because that will change. tonight is the night the ha season'sion of the voice will be crowned. >> we're talking about kennedy holmes. this is her performance from last night. ♪ you can watch all the excitement starting at 8:00 right here on nbc 4. >> he's going to be one of the coaches next season. >> you'll be tuning in every week. >> thousands of kids will be waking up with presents under their tr. >> nbc 4 is one of dozens of tompanies taking part. take a look a the gifts our co-workers collected here this holiday season.

, but the way things are, the way taylor is acting... i'm sorry, we can't celebrate christmas with your mother. >> taylor: i can't thank yougho. >> reese: you deserve it.

let's turn now to wtop's jack taylor in for melissa this morning. of e's a lot of trains out new carrolton. new word on impact of service at this point? >> thankfully, what we can report so far is normal service will be on tap this morning. as of yet, not effecting service on tro. now we have a crash, but it's in virginia. the incident is along the right side of the roadway. causing a till light big delay. we'll start on the inner loop, maryland, you have the right lane getting by. two work zones on the outer loop of the beltway. and on theuter loop i virginia. two left lanes will get you by and light volume not causing a big slow down. >> thank. >> we tur now to the forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist laur rickets is in again for chuck bell. >> hey there guys. al fairly c morning especially compared to yesterday. temperatures in the 30s to d around 40rees right now here in the d.c. area. we'll probably take a fde ees off of those as we head through the morning before daybreak. sun coming up about 7:15. 7:22 isct the e sunrise. nothing is going on

taylor morin in at quarterback. streaks 75 yards to the house.had a fumble recovery for a touchdown as well. 25 seconds left. westfield down 7. fourth in one. the eagles' defense was the stuff of the season and freedom wins 35-28 to advance to the state finals. >>> now, maryland basketbal currently in action, and their big ten opener against penn t staty're trying to avenge their first loss to the season. we'll have full highlights of that tonight at 11:00. >> thank you. and thank you for joining us. nightly news is next. we leave you with more images of george h.w. bush and the credible love story with his beloved barbara who died earlyy this . this . their love was one for the ages. ♪ this . their love was one for the ages. if we want to stop cancer, why not use the body's immune system to fight it in new ways? if we want transplanted organs to thrive, why not convince the body they're compatible? if we want to unlock the mysteries of aging, why not look at them in a new way? at upmc, we question everything. we are uncommon to the core. we are

white was looking for patrick taylor.coverage from nate evans. >> brock: there's just got to be a double move here from mike norvell. this group is just playing so downhill defensively that it's some juncture in six minutes, you've got to use that aggressiveness against them. >> bob: it's a wildcat snap instead. taylor. for two yards. third down and eight. >> brock: those are the safeties. those are the players that are just down there. give credit to randy shannon and his defensive staff that have made these kind oaff adjustment all year long. >> bob: white under pressure. he's going to go down! titus davis collapses the pocket! and here comes the punt group. no choice for memphis with their time-outs. to do anything here but kick it away. >> brock: yep. it's fourth and about 15. good punt from williams. anderson, an immediate fair catch inside the 20 yard line. >> brock: you've not seen this kind of pressure, and i think the left tackle, tate, one of the best, but titus gets to him. titus davis beats him off the jump. t

jack taylor i in for melissa this morning. >> first, lauren has more. what's your name? >> rickets. >> more on our forecast this morning. >> we're talking about clear ies thisrning. we're talking about very chilly conditions this morning as well. temperatures are in the 30s and low 40s at this moment. so again, here ind. , we dropped a degree. i expect us tdbe aro 38 degrees as we head through the 7:00 a.m. hour. temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s just in the greater washington area. as we continue over t course of the afternoon, plenty of sunshines and temperatures in the mid 40s. out the door today, wednesday you'll also need the sunglasses d then by thursday, grab that umbrella because we have rain on the wayngnd that's g to be with us for thursday night into friday. we'll time it out for you becaus a lot ofeople are traveling then but we also have a big warm up on the way asll . things are going to gettt p mild around here. we'll talk about that coming up, but first let's talk about traffic with jack taylor. >> short sleeve weather. all right. i don't know if i

taylor: how does that translate into what you are looking at into 2019?m see muni decouple global growth or follow treasuries into 2019? r.j.: some of the factors that can cause munis to go their own way like major tax policy changes or credit concerns seem highly unlikely in the year ahead. broader macros, set policy, global growth and inflation will drive the framework for muni returns in the year ahead. the fed meeting today -- it is hard to believe -- one month ago we would not expect this meeting is uncertain. our view is they will fund tighten -- untighten. looking into 2019, we think the fed is getting closer to a pause or even a peak in rates. that is constructive for high-quality fixed income. that is munis. to tie that into what it means for high-yield because the big story was the massive high-yield outperformance relative to investment grade. in 2019 do you choose duration or quality? r.j.: if the fed causes and it is premature, inflation builds because the labor market is strong, that may be met with resumed tightening. if that is the case, i

here is taylor riggs. broadcom is a key apple supplier.rd bad things recently from all of those apple suppliers giving the slowdown in sales. broadcom differentiating themselves and a really upbeat sales forecast for 2019. continue to grow year-over-year on the topline line revenue growth. they are forecasting .4 $.5 $4.5on in be analyst -- billion and beat analysts forecasts we have a quote saying they expect moderation of the iphone sales but continued robust demand from cloud providers. it is the cloud providers and data centers from google and amazon that are the future of their growth. guy: taylor, other chipmakers have not had such a good run and have been struggling and the iphone sales story is part and parcel of that. different reactions going on as you have pointed out. taylor: very different. come into my terminal. othern see all of the ones all getting hit. --wei and thehuawei and the huawei giving into that. vonnie: thank you, taylor. markets and selloff mode once again. we are early in the session, given that we saw a swing o