taylor. it's a very palatial type of building they've they held the six, day race. race around it for six days straight, an hour for rest but was an inhuman type of race. you can survive that you survived one of the most brutal sporting contests quizzed by devrieses by man. at the time the gatest sprinter in world was a man named eddy balder, or eddie cannonball because he could shoot in front of the competitors leak a ball from a cannon. he was a very handsome man, much bigger than major taylor and he envisioned himself as the star of the day. before the word super star was used he was it. he has the greatest sprinter and paid to advertise products and making more than $10,000 a year. came from humble beginnings and learned to ride a bicycle but working in his father's butcher shop in buffalo and on a biffle he took the meat around to the neighborhood and add a lot of weight to his bicycle and great training to be a spring are because when the meat was taken off he could fly like a cannonbal

taylor: this is "bloomberg technology," i'm taylor. hong kong airport authorities canceled flights after protestors swarmed the main terminal building. this is the biggest disruption in the city's economy since demonstration began in early june. we have the report from the airport. >> the airport is slowly getting back to normal here. we have seen protestors have called it a night. they have left some of the signage all over the airport walls but something we have never seen before. up to 4,000 demonstrators packed the arrival and departure halls with numerous flights being canceled. we are seeing flights coming back online and set to take off on tuesday morning and it could be hectic and flights to hong kong could be canceled on tuesday. but what is interesting in this latest development, the lack of police presence. to e were no officers disperse these crowds. police are taking a cautious response after a violent weekend. both sides hardening their stance in this recent escalation ere and beijing ramping up the rhetoric saying these

taylor: i am taylor riggs. jason: we preview the g7 meeting in france and look att the past drama failed editions. taylor: china's crackdown on cathay pacific sends a chilling message. jason: we will dig into the booming industry and plant-based murders. taylor: the market darling of sparkling water is losing ground. jason: joel weber is with us. joel: we wanted to do this story in a summer issue. it is the zeitgeist of summer. one thing that has happened is consumers have shifted away from soda and embraced sparkling waters. they have encapsulated that and boomed. all of a sudden it has gotten competitive. taylor: we learned a lot about their competitors, mainly pepsi and coca-cola. joel: they are owned by national a beverage and out as part of their portfolio. but going against coca-cola or pepsi, once they opened their war chest and looked at sparkling water, they can say we know how to put that in a can. jason: that is coming in from the top, then you have craft beers and food, now it is sparkling water. jo

♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs in new york in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology."hile president donald trump says china wants to make a deal on trade, the u.s. and france actually strike a deal. trade is front and center for apple investors. the company sheds millions of dollars in market value as the spotlight shines on its chinese production base where almost all of the world's iphones are made. suing taiwan semiconductor for using patented chip technologies. the u.s. trade agency imposes import bands that could roil the market. first, to our top story. days after escalating the trade war with china, president trump says beijing badly wants to make a trade deal. pres. trump: i think they want to make a deal. i'm not sure they have a choice. the united states, which has never collected $.10 from china will, in a fairly short period of time, will be over $100 billion in tariffs. taylor: to discuss more, i want to bring in peter. it is very interesting. we sat here friday and the stocks in chipmakers dropped 4%. the sentiment has improved. would you agree with inves

taylor: and i am taylor riggs.head, in the year that saw ipos from uber, lyft, and pinterest, the breakout star is a company making fake burgers. a look at beyondmeat and the growing industry. jason: plus, a former venture capitalist bridging personal and professional wellness. i sat down with the founder of reset on how her new studio helps new yorkers go from burnout to balance. taylor: and how ralph & russo has become the choice for billionaires and royals around the world. jason: but first, this week's cover story is lacroix. it's colorful cans of bubble used to fly off the shelves but today is struggling in a crowded market. shareholders are concerned about corporate mismanagement. taylor: here is our editor in l.a. >> lacroix is the brand of sparkling water that most people have known and loved for many years. for the past three years, the brand has essentially had a lock on the market. first sparkling water as a major brand. in recent years in the past year and a half, there have been a number of competitors

♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs in new york. this is "bloomberg technology."oming up the next hour, former withengineer is charged stealing tech from waymo. plus, smoke them if you have got them. phillip morris is in talks to reunite with altria. how the potential merger could affect the e-cig market. we speak to the cofounder of apple, steve wozniak. he discusses everything from trade to services to his strong concerns on privacy on facebook. to our top story -- federal officials charming former uber engineer anthony levandowski with stealing driverless technology from the waymo unit. this is one of the most intriguing recent legal battles in silicon valley and a top priority for the fbi. tolerate thell not theft of trade secrets. let me be clear -- these are the crown jewels of companies. taylor: joining me to discuss is bloomberg's eric newcomer. what a long saga it has been. what have we learned today? eric: this was a total surprise. uber and google settled this and while ago. there had been a private arbitration. but the idea that there would be criminal

taylor: i am taylor riggs. we are inside bloomberg headquarters in new york. , two nights ofk democratic debates with the crowded field of candidates. we will bring you the takeaways. taylor: bloomberg's exclusive interview with mexican president lopez obrador. in his first interview with an international news outlet since taking office. jason: it is showtime the , brewing battle for dominance in the video industry. and why 2020 will be the hunger games of the media industry. we begin with editor joel weber. how do you put an issue like this together? joel: our goal was to program conversations at backyard summer barbecues. a little bit of everything for everyone in this streaming will one. be a conversation that unfolds over the next year. media and tech companies will go to the mattresses and spend billions warring with each other. taylor: another big story i like rands.l about l b joel: victoria's secret, a huge business rising for years, and now it is starting to fall. the jeffrey epstein scandal continues

and major taylor tried other ventures. the era began to pass.t he didn't think that his story should be forgotten. he actually won the world championship in world war i that took place and there was a great coming together from world war i in the country. it would've served in world war i though a lot of them were not allowedn to go into combat. in 1915, the movie birth of a nation was released which then led to the pacific plucks clan so he had done so much in his life to try to show that the times should be disproven, and yet there is a revival around the worst criticism tha racism s experienced when he was younger. in the 1920s he decides he wants to write his story because the nation needed to be reminded especially young people too younger to remember, this coulde done if you apply yourself. it isn't just for his own personal glory. he wanted to be known. so he sat down in his house and started writing his autobiography the fastest bicycle or in the world. as he wrote this in 1920s, it was again on the rise. sadly, in 1923, the leader of th

. >> i am taylor riggs. of democratichts debates with the crowded field of candidates. >> bloomberg's exclusive interview with mexican president lopez over door. -- lopez obrador. in his first interview with an international news outlet since taking office. jason: the brewing battle for dominance in the video industry. why 2020 will be the hunger games of the media industry. we began with joel weber. how do you put an issue like this together? to programoal was conversations at backyard barbecues. streaming will be a conversation that unfolds over the next year. goia and tech companies will to the mattresses and spend billions warring with each other. story, walkher big me through that. joel: victoria's secret, a huge business rising for years, and now it is starting to fall. the jeffrey epstein scandal continues to unfold, so we step aside, this epstein business is about to go through a lot of changes. jason: lance armstrong is back. joel: this inspired me for the tour de france season. lance is not a name

this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am taylor riggs in for alix steel.ss the board, china and germany filtering in through the u.s., all concerns about global growth. you're seeing that picture play out process at. , but it ishe vix bold and safe havens that are rallying. , andve seen yen strength all about the bond market for me. the 30 year clearly -- on a off, noway we are 282.05, lower than a 2.08. david: import and export prices. import prices were up .2%. it was projected to be down .1%. import prices, taking out oil and petroleum, were down. yesterdaytrump just said we are not seeing any inflation at all because of the tariffs. the imports did take up and you wonder it is starting to have an effect. taylor: you talk about the import inflation with tariffs which jay powell has said is transitory. interesting that it is coming in higher-than-expected on the import side. david: we welcome julia coronado on the telephone. burns mckinney is still with us from dallas. julia, thank you for joining us. what are we looking at these numbers? in this report,

taylor: thanks, renita.esterday the story was all about that inverted yield curve, and it is going global. the twos tends has been inverting, starting with the u.k., now negative four basis points. bitu.s. has seen a little of steepening, looking at one to two basis points. japan and germany not far behind us. joining me on the phone to discuss this is mark cabana, bank of america merrill lynch head of u.s. rates and strategy, and with me on set is mark mccormick, td securities global head of fx strategy. what is the long end of the curve telling us about where we are for global growth? >> it's telling us that potential growth isn't really rising anywhere around the world. is telling you there isn't much of a term premium, which means inflation expectations are subdued. mostly what we are seeing are these steepening elements, where what we are seeing's monetary policies being repriced to price in the potential of a global recession. what's very interesting is there are some elements hear people talk about. w

taylor: you mentioned competition.t leads me to wonder if composition is -- if competition is more fierce this time around. are you worried about competition from a samsung, huawei, perhaps encroaching on apple and some of the big market shares? steve: i have thought about that, but i don't say that there is one logical rule that comes to one answer for all. i just happen to be more against competition. we are taught from the time we go to school, my school, right or wrong, my team right or wrong. i am more into thinking. also, why do you have to be, i am going to hurt you, throw my balance of force against you. that doesn't make friends. we should try to be friends with all the countries of the world which are important. as far as how it could influence know aa lot of people lot of the tech products, the manufacturing shifted to china, the shenzhen region. so what? let us make products very lower buys thepeople who iphone pays less. why do we have to say, oh my god, the balance of trade is going in their direction? es

taylor: great story. up here, jan loeys, jp morgan senior advisor for long-term investor and strategy. he's on because he sees u.s. yields maybe going to zero. taylor: and not only coming to zero, but going there faster than we all thought. like you know, it's about that rate of change at which we are getting those massively low yields. david: we had a lot of change this week, that's for sure. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ pres. trump: we have a full schedule soon -- we have a call scheduled soon with president xi. says heresident trump will talk with president xi, but that he is prepared to go tougher on china. we will talk with jan loeys of jp morgan, who says we could be heading to zero. and wait until the second half of the year. stephen stanley of amherst us through what could be a perilous autumn. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this friday, august 16. i'm david westin, here with taylor riggs. alix steel is off. good to have you with us. taylor: we got the opec number in the last 40 mi

taylor: thank you.t story about cathay pacific, biggesthina's investment arms downgrading cathay pacific in part because of the protests and the unrest we are seeing within the hong kong airport. we had some conflicting reports. we saw that all the flights were canceled. now it seems that maybe check ins were postponed. we have a lot going on with hong kong. some of that can now translate back into china. we've been discussing a lot about china's weak credit growth. it fell to the lowest in july, according to data released overnight. weak credit demand is one of the reasons pressure is on chinese officials to boost stimulus. still with me is laird landmann of tcw. as you look at credit demand and loan demand, can we firmly make the case that either monetary or fiscal authorities need to see more stimulus? laird: i think it is hard to make the case for the monetary authorities. we've been doing this for 30 years, getting back to the idea that familiar is optimal, and we've been creating asset bubbles. i

taylor: this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ jason: i am jason kelly. taylor: i am taylor riggs.st in all of sports, the cyclist lance armstrong, banned from sports. he has become that kids. -- kid. jason: talking on moving the company beyond trading. taylor: and a 20 million other conference. jason: joel weber back with us with this week's story. i love this. an expensive war about to unfold. we will have a lot of streaming platforms. the biggest tech company is out there -- think netflix, hulu, disney, apple. everybody will be in this game. taylor: so expensive. you have netflix spending four point -- four $5 billion. of a looming to send that much? doing that ise what the ultimate takeaway becomes. no one is going to walk out of it. everybody will be tarnished. haslix marketing budget hbo's programming budget. we are talking lots of money. jason: there are great details in this interview and story about how they are spending that money. thank you so much. taylor: for more on the news streaming video services coming here are the reporters that wrote this week's remarks. >> it w

and descend taylor's army to conquer mixico this is taylor's army. when mixico still refused to concede after he did this, polk opened the second front here at veracruz. it was the largest u. s. amphibious assault until world war ii, more than 80 ships, more than 10,000 troops veracruz surrendered following the siege, scott embarked on an epic march in the mexican city in the halls of montezuma 260 miles away. interestingly the duke of wellington kept a wall map of the campaign in his study of followed scott's campaign, he thought scott was the greatest general at the time, which he was. polk wanted to be president of the whole country not a partisan president. he was a democrat to the core. he worked hard to prevent scott and taylor who were both wakes from making any clinical profit from the war. there was reason for this. george washington, andrew jackson and william henry henderson had all been generals and became president. in the process he made enemies of both his generals. he congratulated himself on remaining nonpartisan. his efforts failed

the tribune wrote at the time that taylor was a suspect in this death. it was being investigated as a homicide. and ultimately, the prosecutor decided she don't have enough evidence to charge taylor with this killing. atalso she sent over her estate to linda taylor pretty was suspicious. the prosecutor felt she did not have enough evidence. i interviewed patricia parks ex-husband who told me he was 100 percent sure that linda taylor killed his wife and he was also extremely sure it had not been investigated or treated seriously because his wife was a black woman and she felt like her race meant that as a victim she was not seen as important. and this is at the same time when taylor's welfare fraud is being treated as a crime of the century. that this woman ends up dead in chicago and is seen as not really a tragedy but more of a curiosity like, the welfare queen may be killed someone. like that is kind of not -- it is not seen as something that even should attach itself to her story. this all happened before reagan mentions her name but you know what rea

another backstage moment reportedly, pink confrte and taylor? in this just-released entry from her diary at the time she wrote -- if you had told me that one of the biggest stars in music was going to jump up on stage and announce that he thought i shouldn't have won on live television, i would have said, that stuff doesn't really happen in real life. the incident was five years before kanye would marry kim, this was her reaction at the time. >> i've heard about all of the craziness. >> what did you think? >> well, i don't know. i haven't seen it yet. i'd rather see things before i answer about them. >> looking back, that's the night we fell hard for beyonce, who won for video of the year and let taylor reclaim her time. >> i'd like for taylor to come out and have her moment. where are you? >> i didn't really know what was going >> maybe we can try this again. >> i thought it was just so wonderful and gracious of her. i thought that i couldn't love beyonce more tonight and then tonight happened and it was just wonderful. >> if you're wondering t

taylor: i'm taylor. good to meet you. good to meet you. these are the dogs.his is domino and zeus. lemonis: are these greyhounds? taylor: no, they're actually whippets. max: who's for tea? i'm making some. oh, you're here! hi! taylor: this is max. lemonis: how are you? max: lovely to meet you. lemonis: i was meeting the company mascots. max: oh, yes, our fur babies. lemonis: they normally have this kind of disposition? max: yes, they're very calm. lemonis: do they take on their owner's disposition? max: probably not. [ laughs ] lemonis: okay. max: kathleen, she is working as our sort of interim cfo... lemonis: great. max: ...to help me with numbers. lemonis: this is nice. taylor: it doesn't look like much from the outside. lemonis: but it's pretty inside. taylor: yeah. lemonis: what is -- max: oh, this? this is my mood board and my inspiration board. and it's the kater family. it's kind of murchison-hume world. lemonis: when i walked into the office for the first time, i wasn't really sure i was in the right place. i see fine china and fancy furniture. i thou

one way linda taylor was very lucky that she found you to write about her.and it's an extraordinary book and congratulations. >> thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> the new c-span online store now has book tv products. go to c-spanstore.org to check them out, see what is new for book tv and all the cesium products. here is a look at her life tuesday coverage on c-span oppressed converts on the senate to take action on gunfire contracts legislation by the house. at 230 eastern, chronic presidential candidate pete buttigieg speaks of thigh was safer. on c-span2, we will hear from the defense undersecretary for research and engineering on what the pentagon is doing in the areas of 5g, missile-defense and other technologies. at 1230 the senate hold a session during august recess window as they do business schedule. at ten eastern officials from microsoft and facebook during the discussion on the campaigns and how to counter them. >> walked book tv for live coverage at the national book festival, saturday august 31 starting at tinian easter

taylor: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg best." i am taylor riggs.ontinue our tour of the stories with more from the g7 summit. discussion about iran was the top of the agenda. there was an unexpected twist when a top iranian official came at the invitation of emmanuel macron. foreign minister visited france for six hours. bilateral talks. we had a brief sit down with the french president emmanuel macron. officials said they gave the u.s. delegation a heads up about the surprise arrival. macron did face allegations he blindsided allies. >> president rouhani said he was prepared to meet any political leader in the interest of his country. pres. trump: if the circumstances were correct, were right, i would certainly agree with that. >> a completely different president trump than we heard, making big news in iran and china. -- he asked if you would consider meeting with rouhani, and he said he would. he suggested he would be in favor of extending what is known as a letter of credit. until now, the strategy of the u.s. was to apply maximum pressure on ir

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. >> tonight, taylor made. the superstar singer taking back control of her music, releasing "lover," her first album from her new record label. >> one thing about this album that's really special to me is that it's the first one that i will own. >> the pop star owning it on stage, and wowing the crowd who just won't calm down. plus, sign of the times. confronting the transgender bathroom controversy. >> you think you're a woman, right? you're really an imagine. you should go to the man's bathroom. >> who can "go" where? >> you can come with me. >> jazz jennings, the activist taking on bias.mae was just incredible to me. >> but what would you do? and, heartfelt play. the two players from different teams, coming together after one special letter. but first the "nightline" 5. number one in just sixty >> good evening. thank you for joining us. taylor swift has grown up before our eyes. her signature love ballads the backdrop of the teenage experience. now, the singer releasing a new album and turning a new chapter

. >> this is taylor's revenge in all its glory. >> variety's jem aswad says most of taylor's fans willchever versions of the songs she asks them to. >> she's hitting at the value of the asset scooter braun just bought and enlisting public sirchthy. scooter be big machine will try to block this in whatever way they can. >> taylor's new album "lover" drops tomorrow. the song lyrics had many wondering if she and boyfriend joe alwyn are secretly engaged. ♪ my heart's been borrowed and yours has been blue ♪ >> "gma" didn't ask about that, but taylor did make a major vma announcement ahead of monday's show. >> i'm opening the show, so that's exciting. >> we are pretty excited too. ♪ you need to calm down >> the last time taylor hit the vma stage was in 2015. this year she's nominated for ten awards, tied with ariana gran grande. you'll see her sitting in the front row. when she's not on stage. look for shawn mendes and camilla on the other side. they're set to perform their song for the first time. other couples we are looking forward to seeing? the joe bros are nominated for four awards and

taylor: i'm taylor briggs. joe weisenthal is off. caroline: stocks on the downside.erspective problem. my top analyst red wallace is raising the red flags and of we work's ipo. in italy'sst political drama. ande minister conte resigns points the finger at league party leader salvini. romaine: the filing for the we company going public turning heads. one analyst at some fighting words for the wework. company. willins us right now and tell us what. is rett wallace, ceo of triton research. forgive my inability to pronounce. i read the wework filing. romaine: explain to me what -- look, i think the is it is likework uber. we rent office space from big landlords, we have bone and beer, and -- we have ping pong and beer. i think the challenge in this document is what the actual economics are. this is a particular issue for this company in terms of burden of proof. if you lost $1.6 billion on the bottom line, it would make it really easy for investors to hand over $3.5 billion more to you. but obviously they did do that. -- they did not do that. taylor: one of the issues yo

taylor swift. ♪ you need to calm down >> swifties had no chill with taylor performing and winning, buten years after getting kanye'd, she got travolta'd. >> yes! >> what, did that just happen? >> right before swift's acceptance speech, john mistook this drag queen for taylor. >> when john travolta tried to come up to you and give you the award, like, what were you thinking? >> well, i felt like it was all in slow motion. the moonman was moving to me and i was like, like -- >> jade jolie say it's all good and in fact, taylor did give her and all of the drag queens moonmen. >> it's up to the artist, she told us, and taylor swift literally said that every single one of us deserves an award. >> tay hit the after-party. while miley cyrus proudly showed off her new love. >> hi, miss miley. ♪ so it's time to let it go >> fresh offouring her heart out with "slide away" and debuting this tat about her heart feeling free, miley arrived hand in hand with kaitlynn carter, just five days after liam filed for the divorce. an eyewitness tells "e.t." the ladies looked "very happy and playful," but "di

taylor: have a great evening.berg. ♪ ♪ emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco and this is "bloomberg technology." twitter and facebook say they have proof of fake accounts backed by the chinese government aimed to undermine chinese protests. plus, deadline extended. commerce secretary wilbur ross says they will ease huawei sanctions

taylor: bold calls. thank you so much.ing up, with more of your personal data online, identity theft is on the rise. what needs to change. and bloomberg technology is livestreaming on twitter. echnology.ut @t this is bloomberg. ♪ years it tookg him to get his good name and credit rating back after identity theft. and hisated the ordeal ofay is in the new edition bloomberg businessweek. walk me through what happened. ordeal i went through in 2013 went i got a call from a police department in florida, asking me if i had ever lived in florida. i was living i believe in brooklyn at the time. what happened, a person used a fake id with my name and information on it, they had gone bank to bank in florida opening up accounts. they then sold an rv in texas and wired the money to russia. thati didn't realize was this was going to have ripples throughout my life for years to come. it would destroy my credit rating entirely, make it impossible to get a new loan, credit card, it put me on a list with the national security apparatus. i

yourself. ♪ so how did taylor get through it?of my coping things. i need to write songs or something in order process life, good times and bad. >> and get ready to see a lot of taylor. she just announced she is going to perform at this year's mtv vma's live monday august 26th. so excited about that. frenemies can be friends once again. let's talk about hollywood exes coming together for the kids. up first in tonight's know and tell, gwyneth paltrow and chris martin's beach date. ♪ >> it's been really a process to get to the point where we can all be together. >> gwyneth and her ex certainly make it look easy and she reportedly got chris to reconnect with dakota johnson. yesterday dakota was on a juice run with their son moses. gwyneth and brad falchuk were picture perfect with chris and dakota. >> luckily i have a deeply loving ex husband who's very open minded. it's for the kids. >> also friendly with his exes, brad pitt. angelina was spotted leaving solo last night, but a source reports to "e.t." they're communicating so much b

taylor: breaking news out of qualcomm.are getting a stay of injunction in the case from the appeals court. they will not have to renegotiate their licenses, pending appeal that they are maintaining status quo. according to the appeals court, qualcomm saying they raised serious questions on the court ruling. looks like qualcomm will not have to renegotiate licenses while it is appealing this antitrust ruling from the u.s. ftc. that the interim cfo will be retiring. cfo anded the interim are continuing to search for a permanent cfo. we will bring you the headlines as they develop. caroline: trade uncertainty may loom large, but some companies are still willing to flash the cash. are announcing it will buy carbon black as it seeks to expand its reach. however, investors are not holy convinced. shares are down today. let's get the inside track now with vmware ceo pat gelsinger. i'm interested because some of the analysts have written large but not transformative deal, likely better uses of capital, execution risk. why are you

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so this is sam taylor—johnson directing it, adapting it and producing it with husband aaron taylor—johnsonit, so it's very much a family project. it's about james wright, it's semiautobiographical, it's about his drug rehabilitation in america. aaron taylor—johnson and juliette lewis who plays his therapist in the clinic. coffee ? sure, thanks. that's yours? no, that's my boyfriends. i ride. yeah. i've been riding for about ten years. it turns out there's a way to feed the soul, notjust destroy it. i go on fishing trips every now and then. i'm good with a rod, but a drink like a fish. we're all aa here, everyone who works in this joint from the janitors to the counsellors, we're all addicts. juliette lewis, makes me think we don't see enough of her. that is what i thought. and i also thought what a great voice she has. one of the great voices. the supporting cast are really interesting. billy bob thornton is in there as well, another patient at this clinic. like chalk and cheese characters him and aaron taylor—johnson. like a father figure to him, really. the supporting cast are really goo

taylor swift writes or co-writes all of her songs.c videos are all her vision. from the pastel wonderland in "me." to the giant doll house in her latest video "lover." ♪ we can leave the christmas lights up until january ♪ >> reporter: "lover" is also the title track of her critically acclaimed new studio album. her seventh. ♪ ♪ forever and ever >> reporter: she wrote the song on her piano at home and polished it up in the studio. this is her video taken on her cell phone. ♪ ♪ my lover >> and action! >> reporter: once she recorded the music, taylor and her cats went to hollywood to make the music video. and she invited us along to watch. >> okay. so when i come on to one of these sets, my heart is racing. i'm so excited. it's so cool. >> definitely. >> you? >> absolutely. >> and action. >> there's a love story here. and like a lot of taylor's work, it's an echo of her real life. born in reading, pennsylvania, taylor swift discovered her love for music as a toddler. she set her sights on a career in country music and eventually her par

my whole life -- it's the liz taylor club.ou wear a different dress, you wear a different hairstyle. you're headlines news. >> so what did taylor think? taylor pal, todrick hall, said it was cool. >> john looks at the bright side. >> look, we're in pretty good shape on any given day that kind of thing makes headlines that means at least for today there's no bad news. >> there were no confusion when the jo bros won their vma award. could nick be leaving his brothers to start a band with mariah carey? mariah posted on instagram that there's a new band in town. priyanka, nick and mariah. >> i'm down. if mariah wants to start the band, i'm for it. priyanka went to her show in london. she had the best time and we were randomly at the same restaurant as mariah and unfortunately, she couldn't come to the show tonight because she had her own show. but in vegas we're going to go see mariah. it's going to be fun. >> the guys played madison square garden last night. sophie and priyanka delivered some serious style in coordinated blazer l

taylor: how do they break that cycle?powell continue to distance himself from a market that once cuts were addicted and so he delivers cuts and the market wants more? how do you break that? alicia:alicia: you saw the change happen in january. powell gave a speech were essentially he said, we are going to be patient. we are going to wait for the data, and we are not on autopilot. that gave the green light for the market to start pushing the fed. so the question is, is tomorrow the line in the sand? is tomorrow the day where powell says the economy is put a good? there is softening of data. we would be open to cutting, but we don't see the disaster the bond market sees. the bond market sees a disaster. caroline: we are down now. we had been higher. we got very low volumes. down by 23% on your average over the last 20 days. >> a lot of folks want to wait to see what he says. whether he will give the red light or green light. againstwell pushes back the market tomorrow or today, they can't wait until september 17 and 18th. to

taylor: how much does tencent music mean to tencent holdings?ig deal, but at the moment it's a $25 billion is 300, where tencent billion dollars to 500 billion. social apps are still booming for tencent. we chat is a super app where they want you to come in there and chat and watch video and music. tencent has staked out a leading position in the areas of streaming video and music to make sure people never leave we chat. if it loses its dominance in those media areas, the strength of we chat on its users is weaker. emily: that was bloomberg's lucas shaw. we will bring you the latest in tech throughout the week, 5:00 p.m. new york, 2:00 p.m. san francisco, and we are livestreaming on twitter. global to follow our breaking news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you nee