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what was the matter with crystal taylor?urther, and there it was. a moment. it happened during their car trip back from texas. >> she was on her phone listening to something. and she put her phone down, and she said, "if anything happens to me, it was derek." >> reporter: derek smyer, the father of her unborn child. did she go into any detail about what he had said to her to make her say that? >> no, she didn't. the conversation chan -- turned into "don't worry about him." "don't worry about him helping with the baby." >> reporter: they thought that's all it was, derek didn't want to help raise his child. now they replayed that moment over and over. >> we should've said, "wait, what did he sa -- what did he say to you?" but instead of that we were like, "we don't need him. like, just hang up. don't even talk to him." you know, that kind of just -- >> yeah, that's exactly what we said. >> showing her the kind of support. 'cause we're so used to just going. >> she brought on it up that she was worried, but you didn't hear it o

taylor: u.s.the demilitarized zone that separates the two koreas. he threatened north korea of building nuclear weapons to threaten others with catastrophe. issays president trump committed to forcing north korea to disarm. up almost 27% ramy year ago, a sign of resilience in the chinese economy. authorities have stepped up efforts to reduce pollution. the national archives has now released 2800 records on the assassination of president john f. kennedy. appealsident gave into from the cia and fbi and blocked hundreds of others. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. guy: thank you. the governor of the russian central bank has done some incredible work in bringing russian inflation down. that inflation has provided a problem, how can she now managed the rate environment going forward to produce stability and that story. russian central bank has cut rates again. it has lowered rates to 8.25%. stability is what she

the markets think john taylor, because of his well-known taylor rule is a hawk because of the taylorggests hedge fund rates should be higher than now. as ae powell is seen continuation of the status quo. the yellen fad. -- bottom line is, men in many analysts have overstated the hawkishness of john taylor. we can tie ourselves in knots trying to figure out who is who, hawks or doves, but at the end of the day, the new fed, including the new fed governors and the rotation of the presidents have to face the economy and financial markets as they find them. comments wehat the have heard from professor taylor on the need for supply-side reforms sends a message to me that he is going to be supportive of president trump's strategy to try and re-energize growth, which means this growth rate of 2%. i don't think he will be as hawkish as many people think. matt: it does seem as though he is almost plugging himself for the job and we have other fed voters who are plugging him for the job. we have the taylor rule here on the bloomberg terminal. tyalt want to point out, go. at five.tes with nehru

taylor would fit that bill better.athan: there are a lot of things to push about -- think about. i noticed mr. powell, the politico story, drives yields lower than the tax-cut story drives yields higher. i wonder how that will pus way out of the next several months. bob: i don't think monetary policy can be put to the side. monetary policy is any ridiculous place right now. i think if you look at somebody like john taylor coming in, why the markets are more frightened that the next paul volcker is coming in. 3.75 telling you it is %. distorted monetary policy is something of the past. they need to step up the pace the normalization. what comes out of washington is something different than that. if we get some stimulus, what is the stimulus going to do? it will accelerate the recovery we have already seen. i can see rates buffeting back-and-forth between this. i don't know if it has much to do with the fed chair or stimulus, it is still qe after-the-fact. jonathan: people say we want a real market back, but vulgar back?

this week it is john taylor. everybody knows john taylor from the taylor rule, which critics %, 2%rates could be at 4 predicted for inflation. the market is nowhere near there at the moment. recalibration. what does this mean for markets? >> i don't think it will be that detrimental. one different than we have now compared to 2013 is the fact that it is now coming to the forefront and over performing. i think that will continue until we really stopped short but something out of china. i am not saying there is going to be a fantastic catalyst for the fx, but there will be more resistance in this new environment. let me bring you over to my chart of the day, which is a spread of the two year and 10 year in the u.s. where does the spread go if john taylor becomes the next fed president? >> the market has one and a half hikes priced in. in that scenario you would expect the front end of the curve to remain much more supportive, and by implication, that would be dovish for the dollar. one thing wet is don't understand

i hear john taylor, kevin warsh. i really want gary cohn in there.athan: why would you really want gary cohn? bob: i think it is time to get a markets practitioner into the fed seat and balance the econometric models of the ivory towers with the real world we all have to deal with. jonathan: i don't think i have ever heard anyone talk about gary cohen for weeks. bob: i thought i would serve him in when you gave me the airtime. jonathan: marilyn, as you sit around with the guys of blackrock anticipating the decision that could come any day now, how you approach a decision like this? marilyn: you have to look at the probability. we are looking at what the market is pricing in. when you look it all the different candidates, a lot is known about several of them. potentially when you look at taylor and how hawkish he will be, i think it's overplayed. when you look at the list of candidates, some on the more hawkish side, but actually it is one person that will be leading the fed, but they will have one vote. they will be leading a committee. it is all foc

one of the newest is ezekiel taylor, previously convicted of home burglary.d for a proxy violates. >> i got in a car with a guy, really wasn't supposed to be in the car with. he didn't want to pullover. police got behind us. a high-speed chase took place and it was either stay in the car and go to jail or try to run for your freedom and maybe get away. so i ran. >> we're going to the right. >> taylor managed to elude police and hid under a house. that is until the police released their k 9 who left taylor with several reminders of their encounter. >> i tried to run and the dog gets on me and grabs my leg. he ripped my shoe off and was st on myoot and just would not let go. and then when he let this one go, he'd get on this one. he's on me. >> what was going through your mind? >> why is this dog won't leave me alone? >> all right. bend over at the waist, squat, spread your cheeks. that's good. you guys can go ahead and get dressed. >> taylor will find out how long this latest parole violation will land him in jail. he's used to the process as he's had numerous

the taylor role. said to impressed president trump and the search for the next fed chair.

bonds may be looking to sell off again john taylor is close to getting this job, but look at his taylor. if you take it at face value, that why line -- white line at the top says where fund rates should be right now. compare that to the turquoise line. a different version of the taylor rule or different numbers in the occasio equation puts itd 2.5%. it is easy to understand why people have been knee-jerk reaction. let's look at some other aspects of john taylor. ,tanford university columnist former treasury secretary for international affairs, advisor under three presidents, republican. he advised john mccain on his presidential campaign. at the bostons fed conference, he said he could be flexible with this rule and is willing to look at some components. the natural rate could change as result of this rule. he said it was never intended to tie policymakers hands. the fed chair leads the discussion. there is a level where it needs to be somebody who can make consensus. regard people think jerome powell has the edge over john taylor in that regard. rishaad: nice one. kathleen hays in new

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taylor riggs has more from new york. taylor riggs: catalonia votedtao form their own country.hile, the spanish senate has given prime minister mariano rajoy the authority to oust the catalan administration. rajoy is saying he will not allow anyone to abuse the constitution, and that the catalan vote was a critical -- criminal act. the u.s. economy grew faster than forecast in the third. -- quarter. that comes after a 3.1% growth rate in the second quarter. together, they're the best back to backorder since 2014. consumer spending was stronger than expected. meanwhile, the government says it cannot estimate the two hurricane's impact on gdp. president trump is leaning toward naming jerome powell to be the next chairman of the fed according to people familiar with the matter. is it decision is not yet final, and the president could change -- they say the decision is not yet final and the president could change his mind at any time. he is considered one of the front-runners. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries.

i didn't fix it. >> reporter: well, now, we know who to thank for taylor's sexy smile. fireman's uniform on him, and he's almost too hot to handle. >> the gear is tough. it's kind of a bane in if summer. because it's, like, 60 pounds worth of stuff. you just sweat, sweat. >> how do you move? >> it's -- >> or do you move? >> it's a bit cumbersome. a stunt guy -- he was an actor. 6. 250. i'm throwing this guy over. i got this worst kink in my neck. >> reporter: well, ever since taylor moved to the windy city where "chicago fire" shoots on location, stunts are the least of his problems. >> january, february, march. wake up the it's dark. go home it's dark. it's cold. cow can kind of, like, kick the stones a little bit. >> 20 below zero. >> it's not fun. >> guys, form a line. help clear the debris from the area. >> reporter: tomorrow's episode has the crew working to save one of its own from a collapsed building. but playing a firefighter on tv, it's giving taylor some career envy. >> if i wasn't doing what i'm doing, i could see myself being a firefighter. something, when

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ -- taylor: this is bloomberg, i am taylor riggs. & gamble posted a quarterly profit that was better than expected, sales slightly less than some estimates. they maintain the forecast for the whole year. sprint and t-mobile may do you announcement of an all stock merger. the wireless providers may wait until several weeks after they release quarterly earnings. that would push back an announcement to mid to late open up -- it to late november. an unpleasant start for ge ceo john flannery. the company slashed its profit forecast this year. this is one of the deepest slumps in ge history. they lost one quarter of their market value in 2017. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: one of the big underperformers in the dow, getting hit very hard. what happened? : on the top line, the power business was much worse than expected. .argins fell 700 basis points i looked for restructuring, it was not in their. oil and gas was also bad. there was a little bit of restructuring but it was still down more than expected. organic growth was dow

rule, a 93 taylor rule, a 99 taylor rule have a little more coffee, folks. apologize inned a vachb advane some of those rules lead to higher rates unless you go back in and alter what is considered to be the neutral rate the other thing about it, taylor is still working in a framework of high unemployment creates low inflation and low unemployment creates high inflation it's not a very different framework but the trouble is many people believe taylor's rules would lead to higher rates. >> thank you very much >> thank you >> the next couple weeks we'll close in on a decision let's talk more about the fed race joining us is larry mcdonald from acg analytics, editor of the bear traps report. good morning how does all this filt neer int market expectations and what investors have to worry about based on who the new fed chair might be. >> you, steve and seema laid it out well warsh has collapsed. taylor -- the moment taylor hit the tape, we had 2 1/2 basis points higher yield on tens. so taylor's view is more hawkish, more of a threat to the market i think the th

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and then he said, the taylor -- the taylor role seems to be the taylor rule seems to be arguing for higher. taylor advised bush and john mccain on their presidential campaigns. he was the former treasury undersecretary for international as spares and seems to share a conjured spirit with donald -- and seems to share a kindred spirit with donald trump -- and seems to share a kindred spirit with donald trump on the economy. donald trump pushes for the things he wrote in his book "f irst principles." you can take a look at conversations with the boston fed. taylor said the rule -- it is not meant to tie the hands of central bankers, but give you an idea of where to start the debate. john may not be as quite as hawkish as people think. he is open to adjusting key elements. newsn't know why, but our starsaid warhs -- walsh's has faded. he seems to be taking every candidate seriously. much closer to when we see the pick for next year. rishaad: this news didn't move the bond market. central banks have been moving bonds themselves. -- iss going on yet how going on? we did see a bit of a selloff in

it is not as hawkish as taylor. yet tax is if we do reform, that is a great thing for the growth story. i remain cynical that we will get a tax reform that is revolutionary to show -- shift growth that massively. some kind of package will be delivered but it will be where we get an excited headline and we go how much did this change things? we could get a higher yield. i do nothing we have a change in tone in yield. because the 30 year bull market dowants -- bonds come up we -- bonds. we are stuck in the range for a long time to come. guy: what do these guys mean for the shape of the curve curveoning flattening the in terms of the inflation outlook, is that where we should be looking, we should not be worrying too much about the levels. fed is doing the job properly you will get a parallel shift. they are hiking as the economic outlook is improving. guy: the curve is flattening. patrick: it is not pricing in the fed saying what they will do. the economic numbers will want to continue the pace we have had for the las

the taylor role. havetaylor is said to impressed president trump and the search for the next fed chair. is the boeing breaking up the duopoly? brexitress on the negotiations. u.k. economy is not growing at a rip roaring rate. carney speaks in less than two hours. matt: good morning. from the index opening, and castrating, we see index futures here. we had a mixed picture yesterday. not a lot of action. today we see the same thing. 0.2%.ex is down about little change on the dax. blooms had been stuck in a range for so long. this is a one-month look at the german ten-year trade. investors have started to stock up on their safe haven bets. buying them and pushing the yield down. it is up a little bit today. you can see from that red arrow pointing up, don't let that confuse you. right now trading only at 38. that is a pretty low number for german bund it yields. guy: take a look at what is happening with the u.s. shape of the curve. yesterday the curve flattened, again, and big. it was a really big move.

werth, taylor, taylor harper and eaton in the outfieldly the same team as this year. the big question will become the next year when you got to do something with bryce. >> rizzo got a plan. they'll move forward and he stands behind dusty baker. >> same team you get to this point, but why is it they can't succeed they seem to choke the this point good growing pains. >> the cubs were better team. >> growing pains. part of the growing process. >> i think they're cursed. >> a lot of mistakes. >> 9:09 is the time. the other big story this morning, new fallout over obamacare. in surprise move the trump on a threat to cut off cost sharing payments to insurance companies. it could could have major impact on insurance markets with open enrollment just few weeks away. melanie alnwick is live at the white house with mr. on this story. mel? >> reporter: good morning, guys. three and five people who buy their individual insurance plans from health care.gov they depend

we prefer powell over taylor.hat is the market being entrenched and complacent that things will stay the same. jonathan: you think they will be disappointed? kathleen: they will be very disappointed. i think the carry trade, the reach for yield that has thrown markets out of whack, will be challenged. jonathan: what is the best way to counter the story? jack: the way we have been playing things is a core short duration in developed markets. given the fact that in general, we have strength in the economiess and is continuing and seeing bigger growth elsewhere, the more positive risk stands to be taking is the one we have been playing and believe it can continue as well. how do we do that in the fixed income market? you stay long in emerging markets. there is some emerging marketplaces you can be. we like mexico, for instance. long mexico and short core europe. jonathan: you want to be longer -- do you agree with that? kathleen: i like long. i would not go short duration. that is a huge give up. currency is the key

i'm taylor riggs.tion with dani reese on the status update since the march ipo. this is bloomberg. ♪ the main event of the week is on thursday. estimates say we will see an announcement on the future of kiwi on thursday. the theme seems to be by less bonds but extend the time of that. in frankfurt. what can we expect? as usual we did a survey of economists who told us the consensus for the meeting is that the ecb will cut its 30thly rate of purchase to billion from current rate of 30 billion euros a month and they will extend the program for another nine months. the program was obviously, president draghi himself promised. in october meeting will be when the governing council will announce the bulk of its decision. it seems like the consensus is coming around that number. for nine months and 30 billion euros. up a chartst threw of what many think the cap will be. it comes to about 2.5 trillion euros. cap?do we had the >> that's exactly the situation. ecb decidest if the to extend for another nine month

taylor.last and they had such a good meeting. john taylor has impressed him. steve mnuchin, the treasury secretary, getting down to the wire. i can't imagine what happened in that room there between janet yellen and donald trump. hopefully we get some type of announcement before president trump makes his trip to asia in november. that was the set plan. a lot of questions. we were just talking to our guest about whether this has implications for the boj. and jerome powell, a potential pick, could be more of the status quo. john taylor is a republican. he believes in free markets, he believes in limited market. and he is 70 years old. who does that remind you of? donald trump. he indicated he is willing to be flexible on his taylor rule. he will not necessarily raise rates immediately. maybe that has what made trump look at him seriously. yvonne: markets really honing in on this right now. we continue to watch for more of those headlines and details, on who that potential fed chair is going to

taylor is down, as well. help but think that after trump has mentioned, when we get the latest results from the betting websites, we will see he has moved up a bit. taylor is sparking a bigger bond selloff in howell. it would be saying a 10 point drop in yields if taylor gets chosen rather than jay powell. haidi: we talked about john taylor widely perceived as the most hawkish candidate, is this a good enough reason to not give him the job? kathleen: that's what everybody is suggesting. there was a terrific story about this on the bloomberg this weekend, look at it. they pointed out that given he has talked about fed policy, he might have to make a hard pivot. you, 917.er chart for it is the taylor rule that makes people say this. at unemployment and inflation, he says the fun rate should be at 3.75. slightly different coefficients brings you to 2.5%. he is also been a vocal critic of said policies. i think maybe the biggest question for his potential to be fed chair is the question, has he been snared by his

when it comes to the taylor rule he thinks it is not mechanistic and john taylor would not apply it innee-jerk way. we sat him down, this is what he said about his pick for fed chair. >> i think john taylor, for example, as an economist, is likely to be much better equipped to deal with the kind of questions i was considering in terms of what we do. i am supportive of john. that is not to say the other candidates could not do a better job. given my criteria about what i think are needed, it leads to picking john. kathleen: i do not know if it is you who asked charles plosser about who trump would pick and he said he did not know, my depend what side of the bed donald trump got up on that morning. [laughter] betty: he made a good point, the last time it was between yellen and summers it was ugly and played out in the press. kathleen: i do not remember this every day having a leak. summers and yellen, both the democrats. it is good to be reminded, it happened in a certain extent, before. betty: we tend to have short-term memories. ouring us to dig deeper, bloomberg intelligence chief u.s

here is taylor riggs.atalonia extraordinary fon washington, but story in barcelona. hundreds of thousands of people protest.e streets to test may come today when civil servants in catalonia decide whether to follow their calls to resist their spanish masters. there are reports that catalan leaders could be charged with rebellion. is united nations says iran complying with terms of the nuclear agreement. the head of the you when nuclear watchdog -- u.n. nuclear watchdog says all countries are abiding by the terms. first charges may be announced today in the investigation into russian involvement in the election last year. the special counsel's grand jury has approved the first indictments. president trump called the investigation a witchhunt. puerto rico plans to cancel a controversial $300 million project to rebuild the island's power grid. whitefish energy holdings had just two employees before winning the no-bid contract. it is located in the hometown of the energy secretary, ryan zinke. tom: equities, b

taylor ties it! 12-12. a two-out two strike base hit into center by chris taylor has tied this game. i thought they would pitch him backwards and what i mean by backwards, just when you get the two strikes, they went with two strikes in the changeup and taylor stays with it. unbelievable heading. a 12-12 game. now taylor takes office eager head sewn into center. the top of the ninth inning is over. and now kenley jansen is ready to go and we will stay right here. a three run top of the ninth inning. and it's just past midnight. monday morning now. the dodgers have tied it with a three run ninth inning. is unreal. >> john: this is a great at-bat. you cannot hit that ball unless you have an up the middle approach. not a bad pitch. i have no words. this guy, chris taylor an afterthought. a minor deal. picked up from the seattle organization. he's taken over center field's, playing second base right now to remind everybody of his versatility. what a deal this front office made to get chris taylor. the guy had o

to john taylor. gilt yields tumble after mark carney says he is working on a contingency plan for a hard brexit. david: welcome to bloomberg daybreak. steel,re with alix jonathan ferro is off. alix: i am so excited we have bank earnings. s&p futures are a little bit lower on the margin, off by not even one point. euro-dollar weaker by 2/10 of a point. of buying, into the 10-year on the margin and yields moving down about one basis point. crude relatively flat on the day. you have cable now down by 5/10 of 1%. it was up earlier but now you have mark carney speaking so it has been a whipsaw on the session. a lot of buying coming into the 10-year. the dollar spot flat on the day. david: let's get an update on what is making headlines from outside the business world. taylor: north korea is threatening nuclear war may break out at any moment. the regime issued a warning as the u.s. and south korea began one of the largest naval drills ever. a north korean diplomat claims the entire u.s. mainland is within

they are pushing for taylor.gain it is subtle and the names that have been listed with the exception of fed chair janet yellen, they would be ok with. might beohn taylor more inclined than others to raise interest rates. i'm glad kevin mentioned john taylor's remarks at the boston fed. kind of a sister-soldier moment. powell, what he gets you, he and you a freshfaced, policy continuity. he gets you a republican who is not contentious. he gets you someone who has a background in business. a longtime carlyle executive. he gets you goodwill on the hill. vonnie: there we go. points for jay powell. our thanks to dan for the view, and kevin. that check in now with the first word news. topresident trump's legislative priorities, tax reform has taken a step forward. the road is likely to get tougher. the senate approved a budget resolution that had been signed off by house republican leaders. it will allow a tax bill to be passed without democratic votes. there are concerns about higher deficits and middle-class issues.

john taylor is perceived to be more of a hawkish addition to the committee, he's renowned for his taylor based model of assessing where the right interest rates should be for the economy. that's a scribeprescribed appro, looking at employment, inflation that would suggest now a much higher rate than the current prevailing rate. he has said in the past that it is closer to 4%. the fed has it at 2.75 john taylor, yes, he makes sense in that he's an economist, he has some experience at dealing with the treasury on an advisory capacity but then he is also a lot more hawkish. whether or not trump wants to go with someone this aggressive on monetary policy is up for debate powell is an existing member of the fed, he has been quite dovish. >> he has said the fed needs to think about the hiking path before going forward again, it's unclear whether or not trump wants to go for that hawkish candidate or the dovish candidate. one of them works in favor of stock markets. >> hopefully we'll have that decision by the end of october that's according to the white house. it's good to have a fixed income

taylor. first, taylor, eighth-inning, the bases-loaded for taylor. nats up, 1-0. guess what, a grand slam. his teammates like that. now they have to come back to d.c. and make it happen. here is bryce harper. >> just trying to go on there and play game five and have some fun. our fans and try to win the ballgame. >> i will them to experience it, but tomorrow is a big day. we have to win one more. robert: of course they do. a big game tomorrow in d.c. later in sports, stephen strasburg, 12 strikeouts, a nationals postseason record. that is coming up later. nervous whens were we preview this crucial game 24 hours. nats fans were energized today. tom roussey is out there lie. you were by a sports bar and the place it rubbed it when the grand slam -- that place erupted when the grand slam was it. tom: i tell you what else will ing, nats park will be filled with a selold-ou crowd. particularly this baseball bar. we were here when the game ended. listen to this. [cheers] quite a bit of excitement inside the big stick as the game ended. they are thrilled of course becaus

john taylor now emerging as a front runner. markets as you mentioned, they continue to move higher. we were reaching records again for the s&p. the dow gaining 85 points. nasdaq also higher by 3/10 of 1%. not really getting that netflix effect yet as the numbers came out after the market closed. we will see how markets -- >> the subscriber numbers were quite good. asia looking pretty rosy for tuesday morning on the back of what you saw on wall street. new zealand pretty flat. the kiwi we are seeing it rise. stronger kiwi on inflation numbers. really the focus is on this coalition government announcement that should be happening anytime soon. australia looking ahead to a few hours. aussie miners out with prediction results. has been theoser aussie at 7849 against the dollar. that dollar momentum continuing as we see this morning. take a look at japan's futures. up about 130 points expected as the tokyo opens. sitting pretty for the dollar-yen. let's get to the first word news. >> president trump and republican leader mitch mccon

, and taylor, who is eight professor who invented the taylor rule, and according to that rule, they shouldey are now. this is a continuity candidate versus somebody who is a little bit mawkish. it is important to remember that whoever is picked, they are still working with a fed that has many participants and interest rates will not change necessarily straight after the appointment. that is right. there would be an immediate shed. and over has thejob right. there would be an immediate shed. and over has the job will be very conscious of the power they'd have, because the wrong comment can make markets go all over the place. yes, and as janet yellen has seen, that press conference that has the data come out is so important. the way she says several words, phrases, thatis way she says several words, phrases, that is really watched by every pet isa that is really watched by every pet is a bit in the market around the world. from the point of view of janet yellen, she is not out of the frame completely, although most believe she will not be appointed for a second term. what do you think about

taylor, david taylor, who has got to be feeling good, will also be coming out to talk to us about what next for the company and the engagement with peltz, as still one of the top shareholders >> until david taylor comes out, sara, and faces the reality of exactly what jim cramer said would happen if p&g won the vote, that is a falling stock price. and what does this investor reaction mean for the future of how david taylor should feel about how this vote came out the stock is down 2% it's near the lows of the day. what does that say, that okay, p&g won the vote are investors in p&g shares, a large number of them, retail invest investors, really happy with this outcome >> they're not winners today >> well, we know that peltz had wall street on his side. the institutional investors, the hedge funds and pension funds and mutual funds that included calsteres, of course, and the texas state teachers board he didn't have quite the retail vote and what we're going to look for in the breakdown is which way the index funds went overwhelmingly, it does appear they did go for p&g because if peltz

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. vonnie: taylor, thank you. around $52 ag barrel now, as tensions in iraq ignite even further. we will be discussing. next hour, will the future of automobiles be one without gasoline? the latest on electric vehicles and autonomous vehicles with the president of general motors. he joins us in an exclusive interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i am mark barton. vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." time for "futures and focus." gold is extending its drop from a three-week high. joining us from the cme is the president of the epstein division of the linen associates. let's talk a little bit about oil. how much are traders closely watching the conflicts in iraq and the kurdish areas? will that dictate the price in the coming months? well, it is important because those are supply factors we watch. obviously, let's assume that first the president decides to put more sanctions on iran. as long as he stays away from the national guard, the revolutionary army, let's cal

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i don't think i would rule taylor out by any means.nt is it to get a beacon ofis continuity or conformity? since mayer dissented 2012. is that steady hand something that is more important for investors that maybe somebody who is unpredictable? >> i don't know because you are talking about in administration that has almost exhibited nihilistic tendencies to go against convention and continuity when you look at their approach to the iran nuclear deal. the paris accords. appointments trump has made in various cabinet positions. we're talking about the short list of candidates. it has come within the white house where the shortlist came from. day, we arehe dealing with a president who does not necessarily feel the need to conform to previous norms particularly when those were implement it by the obama administration. guy: is catalonia going to have a meaningful impact? >> i don't think it is going away so yes you there is an equilibrium that will be found at some stage but the moves that seem likely to come now. yesterday regional election

taylor breaks -- taylor riggs is here with us now. >> you mentioned it. the nasdaq and nasdaq 100. you we are also seeing record

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i hear john taylor, kevin warsh. i really want gary cohn in there.athan: why would you really want gary cohn? bob: i think it is time to get a markets practitioner into the fed seat and balance the econometric models of the ivory towers with the real world we all have to deal with. havehan: i don't think i ever heard anyone talk about gary cohen for weeks. bob: i thought i would serve him in when you gave me the airtime. jonathan: marilyn, as you sit around with the guys of blackrock anticipating the decision that could come any day now, how you approach a decision like this? marilyn: you have to look at the probability. we are looking at what the market is pricing in. when you look it all the different candidates, a lot is known about several of them. potentially when you look at taylor and how hawkish he will be, i think it's overplayed. when you look at the list of candidates, some on the more hawkish side, but actually it is one person that will be leading the fed, but they will have one vote. they will be leading a committee. it is all focused o

i didn't fix it. >> reporter: well, now, we know who to thank for taylor's sexy smile.ireman's uniform on him, and he's almost too hot to handle. >> the gear is tough. it's kind of a bane in if summer. because it's, like, 60 pounds worth of stuff. you just sweat, sweat. >> how do you move? >> it's -- >> or do you move? >> it's a bit cumbersome. a stunt guy -- he was an actor. 6. 250. i'm throwing this guy over. i got this worst kink in my neck. >> reporter: well, ever since taylor moved to the windy city where "chicago fire" shoots on location, stunts are the least of his problems. >> january, february, march. wake up the it's dark. go home it's dark. it's cold. cow can kind of, like, kick the stones a little bit. >> 20 below zero. >> it's not fun. >> guys, form a line. help clear the debris from the area. >> reporter: tomorrow's episode has the crew working to save one of its own from a collapsed building. but playing a firefighter on tv, it's giving taylor some career envy. >> if i wasn't doing what i'm doing, i could see myself being a firefighter. something, when i