a u.s. jury has found the man who drove through crowd of protesters in charlottesville virginia guilty of first degree murder prosecutors described twenty one year old alex fields jr as a white supremacist a woman was when his car hit people demonstrating against a white nationalist rally last year. the chief financial officer of chinese telecom giant huawei is spending the weekend behind bars in canada a judge on her bail hearing on two mondays mom one joel faces extradition to the united states on fraud charges prosecutors the. u.s. sanctions on iraq. now to france where the eiffel tower the museum are among some of the most famous baddest that mocks closing this weekend as the mission braces for another wave of potentially violent protests shops and restaurants and supreme neighborhoods are also taking additional safety precautions the rights that stop the city last weekend looks set to continue despite the government scrapping the planned rise in fuel taxes that spock's the rest of the first

a u.s. jury has found the man who drove his car into a crowd of protesters in charlottesville virginia is guilty of first degree murder prosecutors described twenty one year old alex fields jr as a white supremacist and woman was killed when his car hit people demonstrating against a white nationalist rally last year. needing russian human rights activists to nude mina alexei never has died she was ninety one and among the last soviet era dissident still active in russia alexei you have a was expelled from the communist party in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight by highlighting save your human rights abuses and she continued to hold the kremlin to its right supplications until the end. the french interior minister says one hundred thirty five people were injured as the so-called yellow vests took to the streets for the fourth weekend in a row police detained well over a thousand demonstrators and they were among some one hundred twenty five thousand people who turned out for protests in frenc

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a u.s. jury has found the man who drove his car into a crowd of protesters in charlottesville virginia guilty of first degree murder prosecutors described twenty one year old alex fields jr as a white supremacist a woman was killed when his car hit people demonstrating against a white nationalist rally last year. the chief financial officer of chinese telecom giant huawei is spending the weekend behind bars off the court in canada a john harbin hearing until monday when joel faces extradition to the united states on fraud charges prosecutors they're accused of violating u.s. sanctions on iran. it was close but in the end johnson angular buckles favored candidate one. will take over as leader of party after beating top rivals in a party board does not put side in pole position to possibly become germany's dax john stuff off the americans for. i'm going to machall could barely hide her delight her preferred candidate comp is now the new c.p.u. chief in a tight contest she prevailed over her two riv

claim that president trump is trying to get out of impeachment by, quote, poisoning the jury pool of the entire u.shtforward about what he is doing, he is trying to poison the jury pool of the american people. elizabeth: your reaction, steve. >> i mean, honestly, that is just about one of the most ridiculous things i've ever heard. if you want to take that approach, you could literally apply it to almost the entirety of cnn's output, what they're doing exactly the same thing with this relentless campaign to focus on alleged collusion and to paint the president and his allies in the worst possible light are. you could make exactly the same point in reverse. of course that's not true. everyone's entitled to defend themselves against these attacks, including the president. elizabeth breath steve hilton, you're always terrific. come back on the show soon. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. elizabeth: you can catch "the next revolution" on fox news 9 p.m. eastern time on sunday evenings. >>> coming up, the clinton foundation donations fell off a cliff, hitting a 15-year low in 2017. that was the year h

is still unclear whether his health declined due to neglect in those facilities, during his jury need to the u.s., or whether it was a combination of both. saudi arabia's king salman now announcing an overhaul of top government host, including naming a new foreign minister. that move comes after the international outcry over the murder of saudi writer jamal khashoggi. the king and the crown prince have come under intense scrutiny ever since the journalist was killed in the saudi consulate in in stumble -- in istanbul. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> live from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm taylor riggs. and i'm romaine bostick. we are now joined by cnn and bloomberg audiences. taylor: volatility is back with a vengeance. u.s. stocks slumped towards a bear market after the biggest rally in nearly a decade. and why one bond guru says there is little reason for all of the doom and gloom in u.s. corporate debt. cannabis crazee fair and 2019? a look at where investors can

here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world to a jury in charlottesville virginia in the u.s. has recommended life in prison for the american white nationalist who brams his car into a crowd of people last year the twenty one year old drove into a group who were protesting against a white supremacist rally one woman was killed and dozens injured the judge is set to pass judgment or sentence rather in march google c.e.o. has become the latest leader of a u.s. tech giant to face a grilling by members of the u.s. congress sundar pichai denied accusations that google has programmed any political bias into its search engine he also repeated the company's position that it has no plans white now to launch a sensor search engine in china. two russian cosmonauts on the international space station are currently out on a space walk they're investigating a mysterious hole in a soyuz spacecraft docked at the station the whole appeared in august leading to an initial loss of air pressure russian officials have speculated that it may have been sabotaged and they want to know how it happened

preponderance of evidence as we heard several times from senators on tuesday if you brought this before a jury in a u.s. court room there would certainly be a conviction the anger that was coming from u.s. senators on tuesday really indicates that they're not going to let this matter go even though there is pressure one because there's a holiday break coming up and two because this is the end of the current session of congress and there's the thought that there may not be enough time to get the house to go along with any legislation that the senators want to pass what legislation precisely can we expect what action from congress on this. well at the very minimum there is something called a resolution that would address the sense of the senate it would be not binding it would not be law but it would be the easiest thing for the senators to express their disgust and their frustration with the trumpet ministration for not accepting the blame as it were as gathered by u.s. intelligence that's the easiest thing to pass because there is no real veto threat that comes with it the harder part is something whic

u.s. with the number of. grand jury indictment this is exactly where we want to go here i want to bring in alexandra christopher he's a nap and he's the director and writer for the duran dot com alex marc was just talking about. the investigations going on that started in two thousand and seventeen eighteen now we're going in two thousand and nineteen the motor report what's it going to say what's your gut tell you. it's going to say nothing. nothing about police nothing about truck gross or collusion that's for sure it's not good and i think that pretty much been accepted and they're now trying to move the narrative towards a different direction so i think the moeller desiccation is going to be one giant but i think the media peter i think you know by now that the media are still invested in this narrative that they'll find a way to connect trump somehow to wiki leaks wiki leaks to russia and somehow see that there was some kind of funny business going on and kind of legitimize. what they're trying to do this brings th

hehere in the u.s., a pennsylvaa grand jury invnvestigation revealed sysystematic widespread sexual abuse in n the church. the justice department has opened investigations into several dioceses around the country. in britain, gatwicick airport hs ststarted to resume flights aftr drone sightings on wednesday and thursday shut down service for over a day, causing passenger chaos as flights were canceled, postponed, or rerouted. authorities say they still do not know who is behind the unmanned aerial devices. in environmental news, washington, d.c., city lawmakers voted unanimously on a clean energy bill mandating 100% renewable electricity by 2032. the legislation also requires public transportation and fleet vehicles achieve zero carbon emissions by 2045. the mandate would apply to government buildings in the capital, including the white house. the trump administration has been blasted by environmental groups for feverishly rolling back emissions and other -- emissions limits and other environmental regulations. and in france environmental , four groups are planning possible legal action a

u.s. embassy in stockholm, sweden. he received his juris doctor from university law center. master's degree in international affairs from columbia university, and bachelors in physics and political science from the massachusetts institute of technology when i was a librarian there. [laughter] welcome mr. sizna. [applause] >> thank you it's a pleasure to be here at the national archives museum home to so many priceless and historic documents that serve at the foundation of our nation. i would like to thank the national archives and records administration and the archivists for hosting today's naturalization ceremony, and their partnership with our association over the years. we have justice ginsburg and howal to mark this special occasion. we represent 31 citizens representing 26 different countries. on behalf of the men and women of u.s. citizenship and immigration services it is onhonor to address you as my fellow americans, and i would add i, too, have immigrant family. my mother immigrated from peru, i don't think there are any peruviance in the bunches but i know the exp

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identified only as a corporation owned by country "a" is fighting a grand jury subpoena arguing that it's beyond the reach of u.s. law. but the company whatevndcontempt of court for fu with the subpoena and ordered to pay a fine for every day it resists. the company appealed and chief justice john roberts has put everything on hold including the fine he ordered the government to respond. >> i'm more interested in this than most kids are in what they're getting for christmas morning. i mean, this is absolutely fascinating. so the intrigue, the cloak and daggers. the secrecy of the entire case. >> reporter: president trump said today mueller's investigation is pointless. >> millions and millions of dollars of wasted money. there's been absolutely no collusion. >> reporter: next step, the federal government must file its response by new year's eve and then maybe this mystery will be solved. pete williams, nbc news at the supreme court. >>> now to indonesia where fears of another tsunami sent hundreds of residents running for their lives today. the scare underscores the anxiety in the region still recovering from sa

u.s. supreme court ruled that improper jury instructions had been given in many new orleans' trials.e the state's case. >> what i think became very clear when you saw the whole picture of all of these statements, the major informants in the case had just made it up and they were the ones who did the murder. >> now, there's nowhere in smitty's military records does it show he has any specialized training involving explosives. >> i've seen that bomb being made right there in the courtroom, and a mental midget could make that bomb. it didn't require no expert, but i never built a bomb. >> there was absolutely nothing to corroborate what j.j. hall and karl holley said, but even that wasn't going to get smitty acquitted. >> narrator: once again, smitty demanded to testify on his own behalf. >> over the years i've tried quite a lot of capital cases, and very rarely do i call my client. >> it is just considered to be suicide. >> i didn't testify in my first trial, and i've been holding my breath, waiting to get up here in this courtroom so i could express myself. i told them i wasn't guilty

u.s. senators say that a cia briefing has left them with no deal but saudi arabia's crown prince who was involved in the murder of journalist. senator bob corker said the jury would find him guilty in about thirty minutes if it had the chance. mourners have been paying their respects to former u.s. president george h.w. bush members of the public officials who served under bush and his service dog so filed past the coffin in the words thunder of the u.s. bush died last week at the age of ninety four a state funeral is set for tomorrow for. jewish people around the world are celebrating hanukkah and as part of the festival of wines a jewish organization that handles claims for those who suffered under the nazis is hosting an international holocaust survivors night menorah lighting ceremonies are being held in four cities jerusalem moscow new york and here in berlin around three hundred survivors were at that event but amid the joy concern about a troubling rise in anti-semitism. i see it going by lights the fourth candle on the menu of the hanukkah candelabra. the eighty five year old was still a child when she was imprisoned with her parents in a concentrat

if he was in front of a jury you would be convicted in thirty minutes u.s. senators emerged from a briefing by the cia chief and say there's no doubt saudi crown prince mohammed bin ordered the murder of journalist. as the senator's call for saudi arabia to be held to account will have in-depth analysis and reaction on this developing story also on the program. the u.s. gives russia sixty days to comply with a nine hundred eighty seven nuclear arms treaty. the french government responds to protest by suspending planned fuel tax increases and recognizing the source of their anger. and in sport athletics world governing body has followed suit not on russia. still not convinced that the country's state sponsored doping program has ended. other senior centers in the us say the time has come for the trumpet ministration to condemn saudi arabia for the murder of journalist. or congress will act cia chief gina has spoke briefly senators on capitol hill she is one of the few western officials to have heard or dia recordings from inside the saudi consulate in istanbu

if you was in front of a jury you would be convicted thirty minutes u.s. senators emerged from the briefing by the cia chief and say there's no doubt saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man ordered the murder of journalist. amar and tell you this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. the list of rushes into the sacks is long the u.s. gives russia sixty days to comply with a nine hundred eighty seven nuclear arms treaty. the french government responds to protesters by suspending planned fuel tax increases and recognizing the source of the anger. and british m.p.'s fund the government in contempt of parliament for failing to publish the full legal advice it's been given in the brics a deal. and no senior senators in the us say the time has come for the trumpet ministration to condemn saudi arabia for the murder of journalist. or congress will act cia chief gina hospital briefed senators in capitol hill and she's one of the few western officials to have heard already a recordings from inside the saudi consulate in istanbul where she was killed sena

u.s. supreme court thatsaid the is no automatic community for law enforcement and a jury should decide. that ruling validated -- was validating for andy lopez's what we achieved is so significant. it is time to put it behind them. >> reporter: protests were through the community. there was a lack of accountability by the sheriff's department and unequal treatment of the latino community. task force met for more than one year and made more than one dozen recommendations. >> an event like this cannot happen without a lasting impact. tourist deputies now train with simulators. >> reporter: the biggest reform, the first independent auditor with oversight into shootings, use of force and that is in complaints. >> when you give someone a badge, a gun and power of the state, you better keep track of what they are doing. worked hard overmake the park a reality, it is gratifying that andy has is a legacy, a place where neighborhood children can be happy. >> we have turned thiinto something positive. a beautiful park that honors andy lopez and his memory. >> reporter: the lopez family attorney sa

if he was in front of a jury you would be convicted in thirty minutes u.s. senators emerged from a briefing by the cia chief and say there's no doubt saudi crown prince mohammed bin soundman ordered the murder of journalist jamal. the senators demand that saudi arabia be held to account. lauren taylor this is our zero live from london also coming up. lester rushes into the sax is why the u.s. gives russia sixty days to comply with a nine hundred eighty seven nuclear arms treaty. the french government responds to protesters by suspending planned fuel tax increases. hello senior senators in the us say the time has come for the trumpet ministration to condemn saudi arabia for the murder of journalist. or congress will act cia chief gina has briefed senators on capitol hill she is one of the few western officials to have heard audio recordings from inside the saudi consulate in istanbul where she was killed senators who emerged from the meeting seemed unified in their assessment of what she had to say saudi crown prince mohammed bin soundman ordered hushovd his

u.s. senators say a cia briefing has left them with no doubt that saudi arabia's crown prince was involved in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. senator bob corker said a juryould find him guilty in about 30 minutes if it had had the chance. mourners are paying their respects to former u.s. president george h.w. bush. members of the public, officials who served under bush, and even his service dog, sully, filed past the coffin in the -- there you see sully, right there -- in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol. bush died last week at the age of 94. a state funeral is set for tomorrow. in britain, parliamentarians voted to find prime minister theresa may's government today in contempt for refusing to release a legal report about brexit. this unprecedented rebuke came as parliament met to begin five days of debate on may's brexit treaty deal. may offered a staunch defense of the agreement that will take the u.k. out of the european union in march of next year, but she fafaces an uphill battle to win parliamentary support. a vote is scheduled next week, december 11. may opened the debate with a stark warning about the choices before lawmakers. let's take a listen.

u.s. senators to say a cia briefing has left them with no doubts that saudi arabia's crown prince was involved in the murder of journalist jamal. senator bob corker said a jury would find him guilty in about thirty minutes if it have the chain mourners have been paying their respects to former u.s. president george h. w. bush members of the public officials who served under bush and even his service dog so filed past the coffin in the there you see cell right there in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol bush died last week at the age of ninety four a state funeral is set for tomorrow. in britain parliamentarians voted to find bryant prime minister teresa mayes government today in contempt for refusing to release a legal report about brags that this president in a rebuke came as parliament met to begin five days of debate on may's breaks that treaty deal i'm a staunch defense of the agreement that will take the u.k. out of the european union in march of next year but she faces an uphill battle to win parliamentary support a vote is scheduled next week december eleventh and may open the debate with a stark warning about the choices before lawmakers let's take a li

u.s. court of appeals. there was a mystery grand jury session, an entire floor of the courthouse was closed to the public and over an hour while there was an argument over a challenge to mueller's grand jury investigation. the arguments are under seal. the plaintiff is unknown. and the specia counsel's office has refused as always to say anything. so that remains a mystery. now another question that came up this week is who is executive number two in the michael cohen charging documents that were filed in new york. they allege that this mystery executive signed off on payments to cohen, that included the hush money that was used to pay off stormy daniels. now, that executive could be donald trump jr., it could be his brother eric, and if that's the case, that could eventually make the president an unindicted co-conspirator. now, moving on to former campaign chairman paul manafort, whose team we have seen in court in the past week, the mueller team, his prosecutors have accused him of lying after that plea deal that he struck three months ago. specifically, about contacts that he had with trump administration

a corporation owned by country a is fighting a grand jury subpoena, arguing it's beyond the reach of u.sw. but the company, whatever and wherever it is was found in contempt of court for refusing to comply to a subpoena. chief justice john roberts has put everything on hold including the fine he ordered the government to respond. >> i'm more interested in this than most kids are what they're getting christmas morning. the intrigue, the cloak and daggers, the secrecy of the entire case. >> reporter: said mueller's investigation is pointless. >> millions and millions of dollars of wasted money. there's been no collusion. >> reporter: robert mueller must file its response by new year's eve and maybe then this mystery will be solved. >>> still ahead the trump administration administration's efforts to right financial markets making things worse. we'll have the very latest reporting straight ahead. we'll have the very latest reporting straight ahead a brand new john deere. that's not a mirage. with 60 months financing at 0%, say "happy holidays" to money well spent. if additional offers are w

u.s. federal trade commission filed suit against qualcomm, the chipmaker is getting its chance to square the record. a ten-day jury trial begins next week over claims that qualcomm is abusing its strength in the market for smartphone components. to prove thell try company has forced apple and others to pay inflated license fees. u.s. chain restaurants have had a tough year in the outlook for 2019 is looking worse. and weak consumer traffic will be compounded by rising food and wage costs. those headwinds could stall efforts to jumpstart growth in the credit industry. that is your business flash update. romaine: thank you. we will check the markets. if you thought yesterday was the start of a prolonged rally, you're in for a surprise. down more&p, both the than 2%. the nasdaq down 3%. the russell 2000 also falling. its worst month since 2008. worst month since 2008 and is headed for an almost 10% decline on the year. if we take a look at the faang stocks, a lot of the big names in the index, if you bought in the new york thing, the entire basket, you would be down 4.5%. better than what we got in the broader market

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can bring these three and a half year long conflict to an end big jury gates and be out there for two years though a democrat in the u.s. house will have a majority from january a complete review of u.s. policy toward saudi arabia including the trump administration's response to the murder of jamal khashoggi turkey's president has repeated his call for justice saying the case should be tried under international law as it were described saudi arabia's decision not to extradite eighteen suspects to trial in turkey as disappointing as told to share britain's is following events for us in washington d.c. so saudi arabia a lot of the hawkers followers sudden u.s. lawmakers are concerned when the new year arrives. rocking when the house foreign affairs committee convenes next year they have subpoena power so for example we've been hearing a great deal in the last few days about all the texting going on between jared cushion and mohamed been some of the crown prince those texts will now be fair game to be subpoenaed business interests business documents those will be fair game to be subpoenaed they can also call members of th

company identified only as a corporation owned by country a, is fighting a grand jury subpoena, arguing it is beyond the reach of u.s but the company was found in contempt of court for refusing to comply with that subpoena and ordered to pay a fine for every day that it resists. president trump maintains that mueller's investigation is pointless. >> millions and millions and millions of dollars of wasted money. there has been absolutely no collusion. >> the next step now is for the federal government, presumably mueller, to file a response by new year's eve. >>> good news. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is out of the hospital. the court said she underwent surgery last week for a cancerous growth in her young. yesterday the 85-year-old justice was released. the growth was found after the justice suffered a fall. >>> the warriors are reeling this morning after prime time showdown smackdown, we could call it against the lakers on christmas day. >> yeah, lebron james got hurt in the third quarter, but that didn't really matter. he didn't return. but lakers didn't really need him at all. the team closed out th

company identified only as a corporation owned by country a is fighting a grand jury subpoena, arguing it is beyond the reach of u.s. law. but the company, whatever and wherever it is, was found in contempt of court for refusing to comply with a subpoena and ordered to pay a fine for every day it resists. the company appealed and chief justice john roberts has now put everything on hold, including the fine. he ordered the government to respond. >> i am more interested in this than most kids are in what they are getting christmas morning. this is absolutely fascinating. so the intrigue, the cloak and daggers, the secrecy of the entire case. >> reporter: president trump said mueller's investigation is pointless. >> millions and millions and millions of dollars of wasted money. there's been absolutely no collusion. >> reporter: next step, the federal government, presumably robert mueller, must file its response by new year's eve and maybe then this mystery will be involved. pete williams, nbc news at the supreme court. >> joining me, robert bianchi a former prosecutor and defense attorney, as well as danny cevallos. l

if he was in front of a jury you would be convicted in thirty minutes u.s. senators emerged from the briefing by the cia chief and say there's no doubt saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man ordered the murder of journalist. and the intel of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. the list of rushes into the sax is lost the u.s. gives russia sixty days to comply with a nine hundred eighty seven.

u.s. supreme court which declined --. there was no automatic community for law enforcement and the jury should decide.ng validated what his parents say. >> they lost their son. a supreme court opinion, park and $3 million does not even come close to helping them deal with the pain. his death exposed -- a lack of accountability by the sheriff's department. task force met for more than one year and made more than a dozen recommendations. >> an event like this cannot happen without an impact. mac deputies now train with simulators and way s where body worn cameras. >> reporter: the first independent auditor with oversight. >> when you give someone a badge, gun and power of the state, you better keep track of what they're doing. that is practical common sense. >> we needed to be out with the community. >> reporter: the department could have been more responsive to the outrage from the start. >> i hope this is one more step in the right direction to move forward. >> reporter: for those that work hard the last few years to make parker reality, it is gratifying that andy has is a legacy, a place where neighb

u.s. more than 100 were killed in that quake and the tsunami that it then triggered. all right, a grand jurydallas today upgraded the charges against a fired officer from manslaughter to murder. the officer shot a man inside his own apartment saying she thought it was hers. omar villafranca is in dallas tonight. >> reporter: the grand jury murder indictment of former dallas police officer amber guyger came after three days of testimony. >> we talked to over 300 witnesses. we did a full, complete presentation to the grand jury. >> reporter: this video shows off-duty dallas officer amber guyger talking on the phone moments after police say she shot and killed 26-year-old botham jean inside his apartment. she told investigators she thought she walked into her own unit and mistook jean for an intruder. guyger lived one floor directly below. hayger was initially charged with manslaughter and fired by the department for adverse conduct. jean's mother, allison, is relieved by today's decision. when the d.a. announced that it was going to be a murder ntdictment, were you ever worried that that was n

u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit about a witness denying a grand jury subpoena. closed the entire courthouse floor. joining me now is a reporter for talking points memo who was at the d.c. courthouse today when all this unfolded. walk us through. are we any closer to what happened in the courtroom? >> no, it was a craziy day. we have not received anything saying that was mueller linked. we have seen things that suggest this is linked to a mueller situation, be you the whole docket is under seal. we can only see when things are filed or not filed. what we did know is there was a hearing today and what myself and two other dozen reporters did was show up at the court, position ourselves right in front of the courtroom where the hearing was supposed to happen in hopes of seeing the attorneys, presumably mueller's attorneys and the other side's attorneys but what they did was close down the courtroom, which was expected but the entire floor where it was. down to the stairwells to make sure reporters weren't able to see attorneys exit or enter. >> so very quickly, how

identified only as a corporation owned by country "a" is fighting a grand jury subpoena, arguing that it is beyond the reach of u.s. law, but the company was found in contempt of court for refusing to comply with that subpoena and was ordered to pay a fine for every day that it resists. president trump says mueller's investigation is pointless. >> millions and millions and millions of dollars of wasted money. there's been absolutely no collusion. >> the next step here is that the federal government presumably mueller must file its response by new year's eve. >>> new for you this morning, in san francisco, a man arrested for allegedly stabbing an injuring a woman on christmas day is now suspected of stabbing and killing another woman on christmas eve. that victim, a 17-year-old, died. police believe the suspect, michael jacobs, is a transient. he is suspected of both stabbings there because they happened two blocks apart year yerba buena gardens. police are not saying what led to the stabbings. >>> san francisco's homicide rate for 2018 now stands at 46, and we still have a few more days left in this year, but that

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u.s. federal trade commission filed suit against qualcomm, it will get his chance to square the record. a juryrial begins next week in san francisco over claims that qualcomm is abusing his strength in the market for smartphone components. the regulatory agency will try to prove the company has forced others as well as apple to pay inflated license fees. coming up, microsoft acquisition of death of with one of its gitest --acquisition of hub. that's next. "bloomberg technology" is livestreaming on twitter. check us out @technology, and be sure to follow our global news network, @tictoc, on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: in june, microsoft announced it was acquiring github. return toarked the software roots. emily chang set down with the microsoft ceo following the announcement and asked what guthub as to microsoft now and in the long term. >> if you think about what is happening in the world around us, computing is embedded in every place and thing. it is impacting our daily lives and economy from precision agriculture, medicine, or personalized education. it is bei

u.s. court of appeals, an interesting opinion that puts some meat on the bones of this grand jury subpoena case and the reason that we know this is connected or at least we believe it's connected to robert mueller and his investigation goes back to some reporting that we did back in october. we're able to just follow through the court docket, a whole host of cases that are sealed, that a blacked out that you can't follow. we were watching one case in familiar thinking it could be related to mueller. we knew about a specific deadline that something was supposed to be filed by hand in the court clerk's office on. i went down to the court office that day and sat in the clerk's office waiting, hoping somebody recognizable from the mueller team would come in to drop off that by the noon deadline. i saw a couple of people come in. it was later that someone else comes in and requested the filing from the special counsel's office and allowed in a public space they wanted to respond with a filing. my ears perked up at that. i followed the man outside and asked who he was. he wouldn't tell me who he