that's him in the middle, tom murphy with ken langone, mild boss. -- let meost humble tell you what happenedan burke. they were out of the same pot. murphy walks in to burke and he says you know, i have been ceo for a long time. how about you taking over and i will take your job? they flipped. they didn't care. they wanted to get the job done. look at what bob grossman has done with that fabulous medical center. look at what he has done in 11 years. the ratings just came out and our medical school ranks number three in america. harvard one, hopkins is two. all i would tell harvard and hopkins is you better watch your back. tom murphy was a former chairman. david: he loves it. ken langone is going to be staying with us. alix: the latest read on u.s. unemployment. we will break down initial u.s. jobless claims, next. a pretty soft equity market as well. dow jones futures picking up off by about -- this is bloomberg. ♪ > alix: this is bloomberg daybreak. i am on set with the fiery ken langone. dow jones futures just -- rolling over just a touch. european stocks flipping into negative territory.

worked for tom murphy, and used to say that the last 10% of the price was we go. -- was ego. that last 10% being ego? too earlynk it is way that this will result in an auction, and i would just leave it at that. i went to go back to a couple of things. if you are shareholders of a it at that. i went to go back to a couple of things. if you are shareholders of a company -- i want to go back to a couple of things. if you are shareholders of a company that is being bought, which is 21st century fox, what is the path of regulatory approval? will regulators around the world, because around the world is important, is this a deal they will approve? and we are quite confident we will gain that approval, and i think if you look at that versus another offer, whatever that is, in terms of money or in terms of its source, you have to hold that up against our offer, not come again, with our value but the real possibility of it happening, and we believe we are offering shareholders in both outstandingly positive or attractive proposition. david: all right, bob, i have to let you go, but ar

one of the people i talk with in the course of reporting the book is tom murphy, has lou gehrig's diseaseand he was put into a clinical trial and chose the clinical trial to get into and got in the trial in turns out the drug he was part of the experiment to see if it would work didn't work in fact there's no drug for als that has worked. it turns out that there are more than a dozen drugs that have been tried and failed and someone went back and looked at those drugs to understand what is going on and they looked the mouse experiments that had initially been done and discovered the initial stakes were incredible small and the initial experiments were promising with these mice but when they redid the experiments with proper number of mice and so on none of the drugs were successful. let's take a little more time up front and figure things out were carefully and think about fundamental things like how to design experiment crackly to get the right results. my book, despite the horrible title, or frightening title, is not all bad news. my preferred title was science-fiction because this is o

carolyn clancy our executive in charge of veterans health administration and tom murphy, executive in charge of veterans administration with me. the 2020 advanced appropriations requests a strong budget. it reflects the president's commitment to veterans and their families. it provides the resources necessary to continue modernizing vaand respond to changing needs with increased investments in foundational services, greater access to care, effective management practices, and modernization of infrastructure and legacy systems. the president's 2019 budget requests $198.6 billion for the department. which includes $88 million. and $109.7 billion in mandatory benefits. we thank congress for the passage of the 2008 omnibus funding bill. and we appreciate the additional $2 billion made available in 2018 to address our highest priority infrastructure needs. the 2019 capital request of $3.4 billion billed on the 2018 investment and provides $1.1 billion in major construction funding as well as $707 million in minor construction. with respect to medical care, this budget requests 76.5 billion

stories that we heard as members that will zell miller as the lieutenant governor and the famous tom murphy who served for so many years as speaker of the house of the state of georgia and the battles those two would have. zell was this leader of the senate and murphy was the leader of the house, the stories are still told in the georgia state capital between these two giants . you know, in the 1990, zell ran for governor, governor of the state of georgia. he was in a tough race in the democratic race. he won the primary. and then he was elected and elected as governor of the state f georgia, actually defeated johnny isakson, our senior senator. and before i tell you about his governorship, i'll pause again and yield to another one of my colleagues from georgia, representative hank johnson. excuse me, let me start with representative david scott and i'll have a story to share about his brother-in-law. and i look forward to hearing about him because i know he has great stories about give them hell, zell. mr. scott: well, my friend, you got that right. zell miller was my friend, my .artner an

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blinders" man and i've got to say, cilian murphy -- well, the whole cast is extraordinary but when murphy and toms extraordinary. i even have mika watching it. >> i am so pleased you found your way to this show. i was late to it and i watched it over christmas, all four seasons and it is one of the most extraordinary things i've ever seen. cil cilian murphy is amazing. eventually you get to adrian brody who comes in and off pacino de niro in heat quality to the scenery dchew between those two. and the combination of the stylized period piece british post-world war i gangster thing with music by the arctic monkeys and nick cave and radio head and all these creates this kind of amazing thing. the music people were -- the musicians were so into this show, musicians who never let their music be played on television, like radiohead. they started throwing music at the guys who make the show to the point where before david bowie died he gave them a song for an episode that you have not yet seen. it's an amazing thing, a real phenomenon in britain, not as much here, but i'm glad you're in the fan categor

murphy award to ashley carter. ashley will join the ranks of past winners of this award, which include nancy nord, tom spencer, heather hidelba, kathryn chano and linda kearns. the late betty was a legend among lawyers. a regan appointee, she headed the eeoc and was on the ground floor in launching the rnoa. i had the privilege of being her partner at baker hostether for 11 years and knew her work ethic, voluntarism, leadership and generous heart. betty championed the overlooked, the unsung heros, who make big things happen for everyone else. after her death i headed the committee which named an award in her honor to recognize these unsung heros. republican trail blazers with entrepreneurial community oriented spirit, organizational builders who inspire others and make significant change. our 2018 awardy, ashley carter, is one such leader. her accomplishments are not limited to the d.c. school board. ashley is also the director of coalitions for the independent women's forum and the independent women's voice. the preeminent organizations for women who promote free markets, limited government, and personal liberty. she

tom burridgejoins us now from the inquiry in west london. a very moving start to the inquiry. yes indeed, and i think you have to be full of admiration both for anne—marie murphysame time, it is fundamental to this inquiry. the whole idea is to weeks when the loved ones, friends and family, of those 71 people killed on that night last summer, and one woman who died earlier this year of health problems, possibly attributed to the fire. there have got two weeks to give statements as we have just heard themselves, or possibly their lawyers will do so on behalf of some of the families, we might also hear video messages which have already been recorded which will be played to the inquiry. the idea is not only to the inquiry. the idea is not only to pay tribute to those people killed, 2000 lot about them, and to tell us about the tragedy, the lights cut tragedy short. that also so that when the inquiry goes forward from today, and it will go forward from today, and it will go for a long time, we expect this inquiry to go into 2020. even when it gets into technical details about the fire and the materials used at g re nfell tower the fire and the materials used at gr