taylor: this is bloomberg markets i'm taylor riggs. u.s.ailroad and unions reaching a tentative agreement, avoiding a huge disruption to the supply chain days before the deadline. gupta is on the ground in the city. you are doing that reporting on the ground and the keyword is tentative. kriti: the keyword is tentative. we still have a couple of steps to go. the two biggest unions have come to this agreement but they still have not voted or ratified, which they must do by midnight tonight. even if they don't there is the fine print. this is where that keyword comes into play. we know that the biden administration, the labor secretary has been very active making these negotiations happen. in the fine print means if they don't vote on union membership, they don't ratify it, you still have three weeks with the negotiations are ongoing and the strike is then further delayed. those are what we will be watching for. if it is not ratified, how much supply chain pain is left in a week where we have already seen a lot of companies shut down operatio

taylor: i am taylor riggs in for kriti gupta.e a look at the dizziness going on within the equity markets as well the s&p 500 recruit 3700 -- recouped 3700 yesterday, all that drop today. it is madness within the bond market. we migrate more towards backup basis points and yields. >> a deeper dive into the world of equities within the sb 500, the 11 sub groups all in the red. not a lot of interest in technology stocks, their interest rate sensitive, apple, the a rare -- a rare bank of america downgrade today after the big scoop of their projections going down. we just got his group on the reality checks for the inking investment team for royal banks, the u.s. embankment -- investment banking team has shed 1% of their workforce. the company confirming that the bloomberg. we will continue to watch what they say about the earning pictures, write a this lad -- right to aid it is a slam today 25%, carmax almost a similar amount after a shortfall on performance. taylor: we asked her if she would expect more the broad equity pain to com

well (10 minute version) (taylor's version)" off of "red (taylor's version)," "better man (taylor'son)" off of "red (taylor's version)," and "nothing new (feat. phoebe bridgers) (taylor's version)" off of "red (taylor's version)." [ cheers and applause >> tariq: what are you even saying >> jimmy: six "midnights" plus seven "middle of the nights" equal -- 13 13 is taylor's favorite number [ cheers and applause that's how many songs are on midnights. taylor's a genius! [ cheers and applause ♪ get it now >> steve: yeah, i get it happy birthday >> jimmy: thank you. [ light laughter ] well, this is going viral. guys, an 80-year-old state senate candidate in utah named linda paulson is going viral because of a new campaign video that she just released can we see this, please? ♪ [ light laughter ] >> tariq: oh, no ♪ hey youths of district 12 listen up right here ♪ ♪ there's a new nam on the ballot for the senate this year ♪ ♪ my name is linda paulso republican and awesome ♪ >> jimmy: at that point, the tupac hologram unplugged itself [ light laughter ] it's like if "hamilton" was written b

stars including james taylor. and that's pretty much it. it was just james taylor. mean, you can't cancel james taylor. you probably already paid him. canceling james taylor actually would have reduced inflation. but was that never even the point. take it away, james. ♪ i have seen fire and i've seen rain ♪ i've seen sunny days that i thought would never end ♪ >> jesse: song about suicide and addiction i don't know about you but i object spider. definitely going to make everybody forget about the money they lost. maybe the i have saint gobbler he thought he was climate change event. >> what a beautiful day it is and what a hopeful moment this is the world needs to get together on and respond to the climate crisis. >> jesse: james, they spent it all on climate and just called it the inflation reduction act. what are you doing? you are messing up their messaging. the dow lost 1,000 points today. more, inflation came in red hot. we are in a recession and biden decided hey, let's invite james taylor over and throw a party. this is like your wife leaving you at the altar

caroline hyde, romaine bostick, taylor riggs. to continue our special coverage today of the passing of elizabeth ii, peter dixon is joining us. i guess we should start off asking not just your reaction to this, but really what you think could potentially change going forward with regards to the structure and leadership of this nation. >> it is fascinating to hear john authers talking about these things because he said many of the things i guess i have been kicking around as well. i think in many ways, the queen was a bridge to the past two when britain was at a more significant power it is today. her passing and the transition to a new generation i think will involve significant amounts of soul-searching as to what is britain possible in the world. -- new generation now the air to the throne. does the monarchy change? does that change the way we think about ourselves? there are all sorts of questions we would have to unpack over the verse of the next few days. once you get over the shock, i think we will start to look forward rat

taylor, larry goldings, louis cato, and our band, james taylor! go ♪ the sun's so hot i forgot to go home ♪ i guess i'll have to go now americano got the sleepy eye ♪ but his body's still shaking like a live wire ♪ sleepy "seÑorita" with the eyes on fire ♪ oh, mexico it sounds so sweet with the sun sinking low ♪ moon's so bright like to light up the night like to make everything all right ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ baby's hungry and the money's all gone ♪ the folks back home don't want to talk on the phone ♪ she gets a long letter, sends back a postcard times are hard ♪ oh, down in mexico i never really been so i don't really know ♪ oh, my mexico i guess i'll have to go ♪ oh, mexico i never really been but i'd sure like to go ♪ oh, down in mexico i guess i'll have to go down now go down. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mexico mexico, mexico ♪ oh, mexico, mexico oh, mexico mexico, mexico. ♪ oh, oh, down in mexico oh, oh, town in mexico. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you, james. thank you, james. thank you, kim. thank you, henry. james taylor, everybody! that's it for

and taylor had that vibe. off from his tour to be part of the tribute. rogers and his band chic were opening for the foos in columbia the day that hawkins died. you found out right before the show in bogota. >> yeah. and we could feel that something was wrong. so my stage manager pulls me aside and says taylor has passed away. so this was our best way of making it up and our best way of saying to taylor goodbye, we love you, and to dave, who i adore. ♪ we will, we will rock you ♪ >> reporter: luke spiller of the struts bonded with hawkins over their love of queen. and then opened for the foos on tour in 2018. >> i was in indicating, and he comes up to me and so lucas, are we doing pressure? and i continued to do it every night, which looking back on now, i feel so grateful to have been able to shared those moments with him. >> reporter: at wimbley, spiller joined brian may and roger taylor of queen, and sang for his mentor and friend. >> i miss him, you know. and whenever i get like emotional about it, i justn

taylor: let's talk about the federal reserve.e were looking at the breakevens, they started to come down pretty much all the way across the curve. we were speaking with guests yesterday thinking maybe the market was getting ahead of itself. the market is driven by the headlines versus the core. do you believe the breakevens on what they are telling us? michael: i don't think it became unanchored. the fed has enough credibility that within a certain range people have trust in the fed to do what needs to be done to bring down inflation over the course of the next year or so. the issue has been, does inflation take off for reasons the fed cannot control? two energy prices go back up? now it is looking like they are not going to. it feeds that. officials have been very clear. they are going to keep pushing rates up. they are all leaning towards 75 in september. i am sure that is what we will end up with. romaine: we heard from charles evans yesterday. bloomberg's michael mckee all over the central bank policy across the world. we wan

police traced the number. >> it ultimately was identified to dante taylor. >> 19-year-old dante taylorsome marine corps drop-out. when police had questioned him, back when sarah was missing, he told them he and sarah never got together after the group split up that night. >> he maintained that he asked her to hang out and that she said, "no, " she wasn't going to hang out. and he was confronted with phone records and cell tower information that said otherwise. and, you know, he basically said those records must be wrong. so the records are not wrong. you know, people are liars. records aren't. >> and even though sarah and dante were part of the group hanging out together the night she went missing, their mutual friend jason flores says the two barely interacted. he didn't make any comment, "oh, she's cute, " or any -- >> he came up to her car, and we were sitting in her car. >> he says the three of them had a short conversation. >> and then he walked away. and that was the only thing. >> the family had also been suspicious of dante. when they called him while looking for sarah -- >> we

of course, it is taylor. it is taylor. it took some understanding to say, wait a minute, gayle, this is the taylor family. now we call this the taylor bible. my uncle bequeathed this bible to me along with the pictures, so i'm grateful to him and to my cousins who honored that because, had i've been in his shoes i never would've turned over those items. by uncle also shared with me this photograph. now, this is my grandmother's sister. and you can see how fabulous she is. this woman lived as a white woman. which is why i'm not sure of her name. she left her family. my grandfather said that when my grandmother became ill and died, and all four girls died with the exception of carey, and two boys, my aunt comes, she lived in new york. she comes to visit and she says, i want these children to come with me. i want to care for them. she was quite wealthy, as you can see. i want to make sure they are educated and i will care for them. my grandfather of course, he wanted to keep everyone near and close, he lost the rest of his fa

and i felt like i was taylor's best friend from the first day - i ever met him.ping up and we were just friends automatically. _ and i'm going to miss him, man, he was always so positive, - was always so talkative, - he was always so full of energy. # well sometimes i go out by myself... above all, this was a family affair. dave grohl�*s daughter violet sang. # and i think of all the things, what you're doing. # and in my head i painta picture... and taylor hawkins' teenage son shane played on the drum. # kudos, my hero. # leavin' all the mess. # you know my hero... but fittingly it was dave grohl who had the last word. i hope that you guys felti all the love from all of us and all the performers, - because we felt it for you for taylor tonight. cheering. mark savage reporting there. let's take you live to the vatican. the services now under way to beatify pope the first. he was pope forjust beatify pope the first. he was pope for just 33 days beatify pope the first. he was pope forjust 33 days in 1978, the shortest tenure in modern history. you are watching bbc

for taylor, it was so much more than that. san quentin state prison. unfortunately, it's a place aaron "showtime" taylor knows too well. >> it's a long time. 23 months to the day. >> reporter: taylor was locked up for 26 years. >> that's my folks, >> that's my folks, man. where y folks at? >> reporter: he saw plenty of familiar faces when he returned. faces when he returned. >> i'm all right, brother. >> how you been. >> reporter: what is it like seg him again? >> it is amazing. >> reporter: this time, taylor was just a visitor but part of the warriors guest list for their annual game against the san quentin warrior. the san quentin warriors. >> i call basketball. >> reporter: he reclaims his roe he reclaims his role that firstt that first caught their attention. >> when you step on the court, it's time to work. fee that ball ball in the big rig. that ball was taken! oh! it hit the three! the three-pointer! oh! get patra here! get that trash outta here! i am going through happiness, , going through happiness, joy, this is the first time i have bn time

nandi, tell me how you knew taylor. well, i did a did a - knew taylor.or at the forum. what was he like when you met him? he _ met taylor at the forum. what was he like when you met him? he was - met taylor at the forum. what was he like when you met him? he was so - like when you met him? he was so nice. like when you met him? he was so nice- yeah. — like when you met him? he was so nice- yeah. he _ like when you met him? he was so nice. yeah, he was _ like when you met him? he was so nice. yeah, he was really - like when you met him? he was so nice. yeah, he was really warm - like when you met him? he was so| nice. yeah, he was really warm and friendly. and it's such a tragedy that he died because he was the nicest person. 50. that he died because he was the nicest person-— nicest person. so, on saturday niaht, to nicest person. so, on saturday night. to be — nicest person. so, on saturday night. to be no _ nicest person. so, on saturday night, to be up on _ nicest person. so, on saturday night, to be up on stage, - nicest person. so, on saturday night

look for a bunch of emails from john taylor's all across america.le, he didn't know because he wasn't born in 1974. >> ainsley: and did you play james taylor growing up? >> steve: i blame you. >> ainsley: showing his age. >> steve: jackson browne? they should think jackson browne and james taylor were the same people. >> brian: i think they actually perform together in the 80s for a while. >> steve: they should definitely do that again. jackson james, john. the president is not a party and the market is down. thanks president biden. and he forgot to vote. >> ainsley: brian to some of the news for you so i guess that's the end of the show. >> steve: let's wrap it up. >> ainsley: those of the headlines. let's talk about it's happening across the pond we have alive feed of buckingham palace that will transfer the queen's casket to westminster hall. >> steve: martha maccallum joins us live from london. you know, martha, you are our expert when it comes to all things royal. you've covered all sorts of festivities and events, but this is different. i have

i have an idea i've been kicking around. >> taylor: what? >> steffy: well, the last time we were at granddad's, we had so much fun. and i was just thinking, now that douglas is living with thomas, we should do it again. >> taylor: i-- i-- i love the idea. we have so much to celebrate. >> steffy: yes, including your imminent reunion. ♪♪♪ [ door opening ] >> ridge: hey. >> brooke: hi.

whose name was moncure robinson taylor remember dad said his mother's name was robinson or taylor. he wasn't sure remember i had the bible with the initials dt. jefferson had a great great grandson. he had a lot of great great grandchildren. he had a great great grandson named monk here robinson taylor and it turns out that he was my great-grandfather. that would have meant of course that i was descended from jefferson and his wife martha. well, skelton. and not from jefferson and sally hemiswell. i've got to tell you i was really disappointed. i really wanted to be a hemmings. eventually with cinders help and going through these documents what you see here in front of us. i discovered that in fact, i am descended from sally hemings are her family and hey sally henry's. my great-grandmother had a brother named peter. then we can see it. this is this is his death certificate. and we see here on the death certificate that his mother's maiden name was sally hammonds. so if you're in the south. and you're saying hem means what's it sound like? hemmens hemmens her name was sally hemmens

and i felt like i was taylor's best friend from the first day - i ever met him.s always so positive, - was always so talkative, - he was always so full of energy. # well, sometimes i go out by myself... above all, this was a family affair. dave grohl�*s daughter violet sang. # and i think of all the things, what you're doing. # and in my head i painta picture... and taylor hawkins' teenage son shane played on the drum. # kudos, my hero # leavin' all the mess # you know my hero... but fittingly, it was dave grohl who had the last word. i hope that you guys felti all the love from all of us and all the performers, - because we felt it from you for taylor tonight. cheering. mark savage reporting there. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller hello. north—east scotland has seen the wettest weather this afternoon, elsewhere fine, warm, some rather humid flu and sunny spells. the next batch of wet weather moving on from the south—west this evening, spilling north—eastwards across us, some heavy and thundery rain and turning quite wintry again particula

>> taylor: you know, speaking of parent trapping. brooke came by very heated and told me what you did. st

prior to joining, taylor was a technology reporter at the new york times. joining her on stage is ben smith, cofounder and our founding editor-in-chief of semafor. [applause] >> good morning. >> when he said uncomfortable, he did not say the -- thank you all for coming. we are excited about this and you have probably heard the intro. the intro was about uncomfortable conversations, so be warned. taylor and i were colleagues at the new york times, which is uncomfortable conversation central. i was widely viewed as a spy and got thrown out of all of the internal -- and taylor started a quarantine flak where people could talk to me. which i'm grateful. >> it was great. >> i want to start with something we basically agree on, but it makes a lot of journalists uncomfortable. this idea that individual reporters are brands. sometimes the words creators, influencers get used. i think a lot of journalists feel nauseous when they hear those words. why do you think that is? >> there is a stigma around certain words like influencer and brand because they are tightly ti

taylor: john, we are so lucky to have you. guy, i think what has stood out to me is it is such a delicate balance of sticking with traditions of the crown while at the queen making sure that admits assignment -- amidst a sign of huge social change that the crown was relevant. guy: she took this country from the end of the empire to where it is now. that is a huge journey. she has been pivotal at so many points. she has allowed this country to develop, allowed the royal role to develop. she has allowed television cameras into her home. she has tried to make the royals more relevant. that has been a huge undertaking, considering where we started. she has put the royal family at the heart of british society and has maintained its relevance. charles clearly has taken over over the last few years. king tiles, we will find out ultimately whether that is the case, but let's assume he is going to be king charles, he has been building up to this process. she has taken a step back and he has taken a step forward. trying to maintain that

taylor hawkins, died at the age of 50. earlier this year. rock royalty showed up to pay tribute including paul mccartney and members of queen as well as a c. d. c, who joined thousands of fans at wembley stadium. with on a night filled with emotion, dis, moments stood out. singer dave grow broke down in tears as he struggled to get through the foo fighters. classic times like these flooded wembley stadium cheered him through this difficult moment. launching the rock legends into a powerful and energetic performance with taylor hawkins was found dead in a hotel room in columbia last march, shortly before the band was to go on a world tour. the concert in his memory is the flu fight. his 1st shows since he passed away, you know that no one else could make you smile or laugh, or dance, or sing like he could sing and dance and laugh and cry and scream, and make some noise. so he could hear us right now. and so they did. ah, falcons son shane took his father's place behind the drum kit to play the song, my hero. the foo fighter

. >>> and taylor swift.he big night of surprises from the pop star, revealing track 13, "mastermind," on her new upcoming album. >> mastermind. (cat 1) friskies world! (cat 2) look at that! (cat 1) it's made with real farm-raised chicken! (cat 2) i gotta get my paws on that! (cat 1) it's friskies farm favorites! (cat 2) the winning farm-ula. (woman vo) feed their fantasy. ♪ friskies ♪ (cat 1) look! friskies ocean favorites! yum! becoming a morning person starts the night before with new neuriva relax and sleep. it has l-theanine to help me relax from daily stress. plus, shoden ashwagandha for quality sleep. so i can wake up refreshed. neuriva: think bigger. ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, puerto rico is ravaged again. most of the island is without power, critical infrastructure gone, homes flooded. while hurricane fiona was not as powerful as hurricane maria five years ago, many are asking, how could this happen yet again? abc's victor oquendo is in puerto rico. >> reporter: fiona poun

i felt like i was taylor's best friend from the first day - i ever met him.ays so full of energy. # well, sometimes i go out by myself... above all, this was a family affair. dave grohl�*s daughter violet sang... # and i think of all the things, what you're doing # and in my head i painta picture... ..and taylor hawkins' teenage son shane filled his father's place on the drums. # kudos, my hero # leavin' all the mess # you know my hero... but fittingly, it was dave grohl who had the last word. i hope that you guys felti all the love from all of us and all the performers, - because we felt it from you for taylor tonight. cheering. mark savage reporting there now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. it's been another day of contrasts across the uk. warm sunshine for some, torrential rain for others. that heavy rain has come from this band pushing its way north and eastwards across scotland in the last few hours. behind it, some heavy thundery showers developing across england and wales. those two will push northwards through this eveni

but they sent james taylor and john kerry to embarrass us internationally again. so, when in doubted wheel outs james taylor to sing fire and rain here is the president. >> numbers today resulting dive in the stock market? >> the stock market doesn't necessarily reflect the state of the economy as you well know. and the economy is still strong. unemployment is low. jobs are up. manufacturing is good. so i think it's -- i think we are going to be fine. >> are you worried about the inflation number though, sir? >> no, i'm not. >> because we are talking about one tenth of 1% and, you know, anyway, thank you. >> brian: yeah, it's at 8.3% overall. one tenth of 1% but you didn't count the fact that we are 8.3% and holding with no retreat which mean up go rates. for some reason the president's calculus is let's keep spending. that's the problem with past ways in which we got inflation in the past. we didn't spend like drunken sailors. >> steve: when you look at the last -- according to the federal reserve, san francisco, in the last quarter of last year, the inflation ra

james taylor, everybody.eady in progress. folks, my first guest tonight is an emmy and grammy award-winning comedian you know from "the king of queens," "marvel's agents of s.h.i.e.l.d.," and all his comedy specials. his new film, "i love my dad," hits theaters this friday. please welcome back to "the late show," mr. patton oswalt! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good to see you. nice to you have back. >> thanks! it's great to be back, wow. >> stephen: i-- i understand i just missed you. i was out at comic-con-- >> yes. >> stephen: friday, something like that. >> yes, we were there. you were hosting the "lord of the rings: rings of power" panel. and i was in the audience, i was going to interview some of the cast later. but we were all watching you... listen-- >> stephen: i was a surprise. i was a surprise. >> well, you were a... well, you were a surprise. you were also-- and i mean this as a compliment-- >> stephen: okay. >> the best and worst moderator for

we also learned from council member taylor that the security guard on king estate campus helped save students. the security guard >> you know, he's been on site that he was wounded, shot in the leg and that through acts of heroism and bravery went to, you know, protect others despite being injured and even applying cpr to one of the the victims late thursday evening. >> bay area tech posted an update on its social media page saying the security guard is staying strong. meanwhile, little to no information has been released about the other 4 victims, something glenn upshaw senior with community organization youth alive says his unusual normally when get >> situations like this, we do give referrals and were able to meet with victims. are even we're able to identify who may be the shooter was or who the victims are. in this case, we have not identified anyone concrete and is really interesting because he's really been has has still no information has been released about the 2 shooters and no arrests have been made. >> i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> well, classes at school

hilda taylor. kip taylor. leonard taylor. sandra taylor. sandra teague. carl teepe. tamara thurman.lbert. willie troy. ronald vaulk. karen wagner. meta fuller-waller. chin sun pak wells. maudlyn white. sandra white. ernest willcher. david williams. dwane williams. marvin roger woods. john yamnicky senior. vicki yancey. kevin yokum. donald young. edmund young junior. lisa young. yuguang zheng. ♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound. that saved a wretch like me. i once was lost, but now i am found. was lined but now -- was blind, but now i see. amazing grace. amazing grace. amazing grace. that saved a wretch like me. twas grace that taught my heart to fear, and grace my fears relieved. how precious did that grace appear. the first hour i believed. amazing grace. amazing grace. amazing grace. [indiscernible] the lord hath promised good to me, his word my hope secures, he will my shield and portion be , as long as life endures. [indiscernible] amazing grace. amazing grace. amazing grace. ♪ >> please stand for the invocation. >> i invite you to pray with me on this solemn occasion. mighty

taylor. lieutenant colonel kitp. taylor, united states army. leonard e. taylor. sandra c. taylor.dra d. teague. lieutenant karl w.teepe, united states army, retired. sergeant tamarac. thurman, united states army. lieutenant commander ottis b.tolbert, united states navy. staff sergeant willie q. troy, united states army, retired. lieutenant commander ronald j.vauk, united states navy reserve. lieutenant colonel karen j. wagner, united states army. metta fuller waller. chin sun p, united states army. staff saturday -- staff sergeant madlinea. white, united states army. sandra l. white. ernest m.wilshire. lieutenant commander david l. williams, united states navy. major dwayne williams, united states army. chief marvin roger woods, united states navy, retired. captain john d.m. nickie, sr., united states navy, retired. vicky yancey. petty officer second class kevin w.yokum, united states navy. chief donald m. young, united states navy. edmond g. young jr. lisa l. young. shuen young. and her husband yu gang jang. >> ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ ♪ that saved ♪ ♪ a wretch l

here's what marjorie taylor greene is actually saying. activists are just so happens to be blessed to have emigrated to our great country and he should be thankful for american freedoms. like our second amendment, instead of trying to destroy them, if he doesn't like it, he can go back. are you at all surprised by this statement, mariana? what is your reaction? >> i am incredibly disappointed that a member of congress is treating young americans this way. i'm also mexican american. my mom is a mexican immigrants. and that was very difficult for both santiago and i to have someone attack our right to be here, and for santiago, it was something very difficult because he's out here fighting for young voters with the rest of the voters of tomorrow team. and we are trying to get young people representation in congress, we're trying to get young people represented at every level of government, and marjorie taylor greene doesn't believe that that should be happening. >> what did you want folks here -- what did you want her to hear? what did you

taylor. >> dr. taylor, she left momentarily and we can ask mer for a response in writing or maybe dr. brandi. >> i didn't realize she vacated the care. >> you're absolutely right there are downstream effects and we don't know what they will be with morbidity and mortality and we won't know that for years to come. but i think it's important to name that we have a health crisis on top of already a health crisis through covid, that many labor and delivery across the country have closed because they were unable to keep their doors open. thinking about an influx of people seeking maternity care, do we have the support system. abortion and maternity care are not mutually exclusive and often times the same patients and things like maternity care, labor and delivery, and access to clinics in the community that are needed are both issues that need addressing. >> and we've gone way over time on senator murkowski. >> thank you, madam chair. >> senator rosen. >> thank you, chair murray, you know, this hearing r

jamila taylor. dr. taylor is the director of health care reform and fellow at the century foundation, and an expert in reproductive rights and maternal health here for over two decades dr. taylor has worked to champion the health and rights of women of color and other marginalized communities and ensure access to reproductive and maternal health care including building support for insurance coverage of abortion. she also serves on the board of directors for the national quality forum and march for mom's on reproductive freedom leadership council advocates advisory board, state innovation exchange and is chairwoman of the board of total village and organization focus on promoting black maternal health. so glad you could join us today, dr. taylor. look forward to hearing from you. our next witness is samie detzer, and abortion advocate, she's been an outspoken abortion advocate for years sharing both the story of her own experience getting an abortion when she lived in washington state and her mother's st

does that make bret taylor look unfavorable? >> i don't think so.he way that he has viewed this is through a phrase he has defined to twitter employees many times. he has said that my job here is to get the best deal i can. what's interesting is this is somebody who has managed to come out of every situation looking like he got a good deal, looking like he was a good business player. with twitter he may have found himself in a no win situation. if he succeeds in court in october, he sold the company to someone who doesn't want the company. even if he settles, the company has been through the ringer and will probably get sued by shareholders. it's going to be a tough situation for the board and for bret taylor. emily: really interesting profile you did. bret taylor. you can read more of brody's story on bloomberg.com. we'll hear from a top executive from amazon and a downturn from another side of the world. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: let's take the temperature of an e-commerce company and a fintech landscape in latin america with pedro arnt he is th

>> taylor: i don't know. i don't know. but these attacks on your brother's character are just getting worse and worse. >> steffy: who does she think she is? like, calm down, woman. oh, my gosh. >> steffy: look, it's fine. she can come after me all she wants, bring it on. but to come after my kids? it's like she's looking for things to pick apart. >> steffy: brooke thrives on conflict, and she's always had issues with thomas and me. >> taylor: it's ridiculous that she's claiming that thomas is a danger to his son. >> hope: what do you mean? i have seen thomas make strides in his relationship with douglas, so... >> brooke: he's convinced everybody that he's turned his life around. but the other side is still there. kn

taylor: talk to us about the decision behind that moment. this morning, we were realizing we were watching history we saw him get out of the car, shake people's hands, and away coming into a moment of his mother greeting the crowd. i saw the moment when he offered someone an exchange, a kiss on the cheek. there are also the safety concerns that you are always trying to protect. >> it's always a difficult balance. you are professional, the protection officers there are vastly experienced. they know what they're looking for. they know they should expect to see and what they don't expect to see. you have to strike a balance. we are looking at a crowd that has come see the new king. people that are in a bizarre sense happy to be there. you can see the protection constantly looking at hands, nonverbal coming acacia. in the u.k., we allow them to do this. you have to work exceptionally hard. those protection officers will be for the short time of 10 or 15 minutes, that is a highly pressurized situation. you are really looking forward to getting ba

. >> taylor: okay. brooke. whatever it is that you think steffy did, i'm sure there's-- >> brooke: “whatever it is i think she did.” i know what she did, taylor. she crossed the line. she wouldn't let me talk to my own husband. she is being very immature and quite disrespectful-- >> taylor: okay, don't-- don't do that. >> brooke: she is coming between ridge and me and i won't allow it. ♪♪♪ >> paris: hey. is everything okay between you and steffy? i just passed her in the hallway and she seems pretty upset. >> hope: uh... no, it's-- it's okay. it will be fine. >> paris: i-- i wasn't

there's taylor swift. i i like taylor swift. i'll sign up for apple music as a result of that.rry. i i mean people love taylor swift, obviously we all do as well and that might be a good idea. yeah. we'll see speaking of pepsi if you thought s'mores or pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service - xfinity mobile. now with the best price on two lines of unlimited. just $30 a line. [school bells] when pain says, “i'm here,” i say, “so are they.” ♪♪ aleve - who do you take it for? aleve mariah carey will both hit the same stage in new york tomorrow. this is part of global citizen fest real star power right there 10th anniversary of the show with dozens of artists donating their time to help it extreme poverty promote gender equality i

the foo fighters took the stage for a concert honoring their late drummer taylor hawkins. ♪ it's timesu give and get ♪ >> lead singer dave grohl became emotional during the performance. he wiped away tears while singing "times like these." one highlight of the evening came after hawkins' son got behind the drums. ♪ that was 16-year-old shane hawkins performing with the band. it was the foo fighters' first performance since taylor hawkins died in march at the age of 50. >>> up next, a u.s. open upset. the world's number-one-ranked men's tennis player loses to a rising star. n's tennis player l rising star. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief ♪ ♪ from over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens, day after day. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. and it's easier than ever to get your projects done right. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and done. when y

i remember watching gene taylor of mississippi come on doc but the budget deficit.ad a very charismatic way of speaking about it i will listen to him speaking on them others on talk about this type of stuff. i was also thinking how much time i spent going to the c-span archives as a hobby. it is just fascinating come to find out. stuff is lost to history. you go back for example i remember watching a speech michael the caucus made when bob dole and george h bush went through nomination of some of the great lines are here at times and is listening to do caucus specifically assert a speech and said bob dole says george h.w. bush isn't much of a lady for george h.w. bush says bob dole wasn't much of a leader at i agree with both of these two guys, neither of them as much of a leader. that is just kind of a great line. you can only find that through spieth c-span i would not have had this book had it not been for c-span. abettors of is the appropriate to dedicate it to c-span. so it's nothing i've never set out out loud my favorite part of watching c-span's during a sen

and i felt like i was taylor's best friend from the first day - i ever met him.was always so positive, - was always so talkative, - he was always so full of energy. # well, sometimes i go out by myself... above all, this was a family affair. dave grohl�*s daughter violet sang... # and i think of all the things, what you're doing # and in my head i painta picture... ..and taylor hawkins' teenage son shane filled his father's place on the drums. # kudos, my hero # leavin' all the mess # you know my hero... but fittingly, it was dave grohl who had the last word. i hope that you guys felti all the love from all of us and all the performers, - because we felt it from you for taylor tonight. cheering. and the world's first category five storm of the year has led to large—scale disruption around the south china sea. south korea and china have ordered thousands of ships to return to port. injapan, hundreds of flights have been cancelled as the entire region isssues stark weather warnings as typhoon hinnamoor looms. the storm strike south korea late monday night bringing

we had put a life jacket on preston taylor.iam was going to throw the body over himself and then run across and jump over the median and get in the passenger seat of my car. but he wasn't strong enough to pull sarah up and over himself. so he radioed me on the walkie-talkie and told me to loop around and to come help him get her over. >> liam had her by the shoulders and hoisted her up onto the railing, and then i pushed her feet over so that she was going over the rest of the way. we heard a loud metallic bang, and that was all. >> and so they decide to make a deal with preston taylor to use his testimony against liam. >> he pled golt disposing of sarah's remains. >> preston wished he acted differently. he cried with me. he tried what could to atone for himself. he knows whatever he does, he can't bring her back. >> preston, i always thought of him as a story teller. i never saw him to be credible, so to see him confessing towards liam, i didn't believe it. none of it made sense to me. >> i don't have anything nice to say abou

what i you for taylor tonight. cheering. wow. just incredible. what a i you for taylor tonight. a lineup. what a supergroup. and shane. i wow. just incredible. what a lineup. what a supergroup. and shane. his| what a supergroup. and shane. his dau~hter. what a supergroup. and shane. his daughter. what _ what a supergroup. and shane. his daughter. what an _ what a supergroup. and shane. his daughter. what an amazing - what a supergroup. and shane. hisj daughter. what an amazing tribute. that was our music correspondent mark savage. it is 6:2a. so we look at the papers? it is 6:24. so we look at the -a ers? , 0utgoing prime minister borisjohnson has written for the sunday express, urging conservatives to stop the in—fighting and unite behind their new leader, who will be announced tomorrow. however, the dividing lines within the tory party continue to dominate coverage in many of the other papers. the observer reports that senior mps are warning leadership favourite liz truss that she faces defeat at the next election, unless she includes senior figures from across the party in he

e congresswoman, yes, that 's what they say taylor green she posted a tweet.h, back in february of this year. i predicted that the us interest in ukraine is related to natural gas deals, everyone should pay attention to another attack. e to the obvious attack on nord stream 2. i voted against every penny and us participation in the war in ukraine because it has nothing to do with democracy. well, uh, it’s clear that she ’s trump, yes, but uh, she takes such a public position, but here it’s generally included, the most

taylor is back in l.a. area getting tuned up for his next game. what what a guy. >> everybody needs a hype man. >> what a redemption story. >> he delivers. > >> still ahead, murals the make a statement. meet the artist tackling some of the toughest issues in the community. >> art, and culture more probab, and culture more proba have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ >> sometimes part is more than entertainment. it makes a state. >> kpix 5 honors hispanic herie month to local artist puts issus artist puts issues latino space front and center. our jocelyn mn reports. >> reporter: we are going into her sanctuary. she can express f and imagine what change can loo. change can look like. something she has been envisioning since she was a child growing up in et oakland. >> i grew up during the era of the war on drugs. i saw a lot o. a lot of inequality. eyewitness a lot of violence.

taylor donated time use of those songs but the optics were very bad. house speaker nancy pelosi had to applaud the audience. in interview with president biden's advisor gene sperling. he told us the inflation. >> if there is not single silver bullet. we should do everything we can to bring down the overall cost and strain on american families, pocketbooks, and we shouldn't skip doing any individual item because it is not going to solve everything or be the silver bullet. every bit helps. reporter: today the producer price index came in 8.7% down from last month, still higher than the consumer price index that means there is still a little bet of pressure for companies to pass on some higher costs. you can see where inflation has gone under this president. that is cpi inflation. republicans like senator mike braun say this chart is telling. >> they ought to bep booted out of office for taking one the best economies we ever had through could have spread, shutting the productive side of the economy down. creating all the again sis for what we're dealing w

rules, but taylor rules, nonetheless, are ubiquitous in all the work that we do. you have to have a way and a model of explaining how monetary policy will react and some kind of taylor rule is now very much part of the way, we think. in terms of nominal income targeting-- by the way i know at that cato is one of the home courts for targeting along with mercado and others. and i know this is a lot of well-known experts, many of them at your institution, you know, do support nominal income targeting and i'll just say that we've looked at that, and i've looked at that and come to the view that nominal income targeting is not the way to go. i'll try to explain. noi that these are well-known to the nonincome targeters and found to be nonpersuasive and nonetheless-- >> one thing i would interject, we have debates internally. and for us, the concept is really more wanting to socialize, a number of alternatives and try to move towards alternatives that do have more of a market basis and again, you know, remove discretion. >> i think that's a very healthy process and you k