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that is a large by ua should in two take into the private market. jonathan: what a week for tesla.e, kathy jones and kathleen gaffney. joining me now is joel levington. kathleen, what an episode we have had. how unusual is this for a credit like tesla to be offering -- to be acting like this? >> it is unusual. i do not know whether it is the summer but egos are prevailing in the markets over the last week or so. of --also, in ticket if indicative of where the technicals are driving the market. it was just over a year ago we were talking about tesla and how attractive the new issue was. on a relative basis, it looked attractive. all of a sudden, the market is shifting because there are demands in the public market. there is appetite for private debt because it seems attractive in terms of returns. more trap that tesla is getting into without understanding the way markets work? jonathan: the one-year anniversary is next week. maturity, a record low yield. what changes of that note? does that covenant get triggered with the plan? >> it does not appear the covenant is going to get trig

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other reparts, uas out. >> thunder and lightning, quite a bit thismorning.o, these are not severe thunderstorms, but some early morning rumblesf thunder certainly going to be an early wake-up call for a lot of our friends down here south of the city. these are all coming n th towards fredricksburg and stafford. could be a rainy go and a noisy start to the day. after this cluster goes by, that's about it. all dry weather downos a southern virginia, that will be our dry late morning and our dry afternoon. or this morning, a couple of sprinkles and showers in parts of loudoun andax faiounty. temperatures, 60s in the shen dough nah valley. this afternoon actually looks pretty nice. a little humid. high today only 82 degales. weather ert mode for tomorrow. more about that in a few. now let's go over to melissa mollet. >>> good morning, chuck. taking a look at the roads here now. an update on the situation i fairfax. blake lane between 50 and nd, the northbanes are now open. we have that downed wire there. southbound lanes are still shut down here this morning. a

reporter: this police informerle claims his ua lawyer he worked for, is part of a large, corrupted syndicate. his job was delivering bribes from poaching kingpins to court official >> i would give money to most of his friends, and most of his friends are magistrates, lawyers, prosecutors. if you want everything to just disappear, jt go to him. reporter: he passed a lie detector test. his uncle denies the allegations. but he says that syndicates involved a suspected rhino horn kingpin whose trial has been delayed for three years after more than 20 court appearances. are you the rhino horn kingpin m peopleaking you out to be ? have you dealt in rhino horns? are you being protected by officials in south africa? and there are separate allegations in a confidential report by the gistrate's commission seen by the bbc concerning alleged payments for appointments. it found the most senior magistrate received money. the report says that it appears to have a pattern of racketeering activity. he denies any wrongdoing and said he would not respond unless formal charges were laid against him. the commiss

ua >> they were ay picking up computers, laptops and yanking e them with thain attached to the table.rter: a fifth suspecwaiting out front in a black suv for the get away. security with no time to top them, some employees and customers not even ticing the crimes happening next to them and police believe it's not the only time this group of crooks has struck. >> we're linking them to stores where they hit the bay area and working with those agencies and trying to catch them sooner than later. >> reporter: like this robbery at a san francisco apple store happening within seconds. so far, no arrests. now bay area apple stores bringing in extra security. keeping a lookout for e thspects convinced they will strike again matt bradley, nbc news. >>> coming up, the monster menace caught on cama terrifying a family in their backyard. >>> the first date was a heart-stopper. the couple that shared a live-saving first kiss. i'm a fighter. always have been. when i found out i had age-related macular degeneration, amd, i wanted to fight back. my doctor and i came up with a plan. it includes preserv

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when we looked at it relative to nike or under armour, even though they have a stretch about ua should about double what the s&p 500 is -- valuation that is about double what the s&p 500 is, analysts are saying it in greece in the margins by 320 basis points. rbc calling it a blog quarter. nursing growth -- blowout quarter. thank you so much. vonnie: we have news crossing the bloomberg. schattner suing the pizza chain and the board. assistance forr stopping irreparable harm to the company. papa john's down about .2%. this is "bloomberg." ♪ . vonnie: 11:00 a.m. in new york and 11:00 p.m. in hong kong. 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe. from new york, i am vonnie quinn and this is the european close on bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are covering. indexes are fluctuating slightly higher as trade talks advance. technology shares are advancing. a fifth monthly high for the s&p 500. we will speak with omair sharif about president trump's threat for tariffs on $200 billion of chinese imports and how it could inflect -- affect inflation in the united states. --exclus

. >> the tesla board forming a special committee to about ua elon musk boss proposal.est elon musk boss -- >> this is bloomberg markets. i am mark barton from london. >> from new york i am julie hyman. elon musk, the man, the myth, the leverage. he has been busy tweeting and blogging about how he plans up a lot that they gige -- biggest leveraged buyout of all time. that he said there is no question a deal with the saudi sovereign fund could be close. he tweeted about his excitement to work with silverlight and goldman sachs. we learned tesla has formed a special committee to evaluating tesla private. joining us is david wells. -- david welch. i guess they can't make it simple for us and come out with all the information at once. i want to take the formation of the special committee first. what is this committee going to do. it is interesting because the company had said they have not actually received a formal offer from musk. tell us the role of the committee. >> it is sort of routine here. whenever there is a buyout offer for a company of any time, -- the it is a co

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and i think, though, that like everyone else, this conflict between saudia arabia, the ua bufrg and egypt on the one hand on the other, it's a strange one that russia genuinely wants to be on good terms on both sides because there's a lot of money involved and the russians have become rather dependent on that. so why don't we start with ted who will speak for about ten minutes. thanks. >> thank you very much, mark. and thank you very much for attending and thank you very much for the -- to the jamestown foundation for making this possible. i want to take the next ten minutes to talk about what is russia's tactics in the region and how it's related to the crisis all in ten minutes. but the main point here that i want to -- main points here are that russian tactic at least financially in the region have been ongoing since about 2007. and this has been a developing policy by the russian state to get more involved financially within the gulf states and throughout the wider middle east region. i call this a north-south corridor of development between moscow and the gulf states. and this concep

. >> the associate director of ua c in ukraine. thank you very much for your important address to us today. i would like to ask you, how regarding the u.k.'s understanding of russia, both the physical, chemical, and cyber attacks that have gone on throughout the world, the chemical being in england, as you stated, how do you see the u.k. now possible as a --'s role as a leading member of nato ukraine to counter russian aggression? >> the best form is avoiding any type of conflict is deterrence. making sure that nato has the right level of deterrence across the orders. making sure that russia understands, you know, that it cannot get away with impunity if it acts inappropriate or improper way, such as it did in salisbury. in terms of ukraine, it's very important that we send those consistent messages to the ukrainian people in terms of our support, help, in terms of the assistance that we have. not just britain, but many other nations have been giving the minions, making it clear to russia that they need to be a part of the solution

nothing happened.r: >> reportehey went into the attic sending ua warren county sheriff's office caninened to live t across street. sunday was arrested. by that time the girlfriend and toddler were on the scene she, too, was taken into custody for making a false police reert. the lit boy who suffered only scratch eds -- scratches was turned over to social services. a tough ment forhis mom to witness. >> i stood out here with tears in my eyes to make it happen. it makes you wonder what's ghng throug people's heads and what's going on in their lives to make them do things like that? >> reporter: tonight the little boy in the care of his grandmother. in strasburg, julie carey, news 1. >>> tomorrow t university of maryland board of regents could shake up the school's football progm amideports of coaches bullying players and ignoring warning signs before one player died of heat stroke earlier this summer. the board will hold a conference call tomorroworning andhen decide whether to meet in a closed session to discuss personnel changes. today on "good morning america" the parents of jordan mc

i and he'd uas a knife. [ laughter ] and he would -- he'd be cutting up slices of apple with a -- withe. >> seth: yeah, exactly. >> it's just weird. you know? just weird. >> seth: "this is my son. he cuts his meat with a megalodon tooth." you ay a -- but you actually play an eccentric billionaire -- >> yeah. r seth: in this film. and you have -- l life, you've crossed paths with billionaires. >> yeah, it's an odd thing that tv actors -- billionaires love to hang out with like sports figures and likev actors. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and i've been at -- just at different events and award shows and partie and there's billion -- chockablock with billionaires. it's like, "oh, there's elon musk. and there's other billionaires and stuff." y and i really based this he's jack morris' -- he's kind of the comic relief and alsoe kind of llain in the movie. so it's an interesting kind of combination. but i took some of those qualities that billionaires have -- that often times, e billionaires his kind of like boyish sense of wonder about the world. anyou'll meet them. and they're like in air jordans an

that mold will end up puffing ua anost exploding.r humidity, any change in hy or temperature makes anav asthmatic a bigger problem. researchers have been able to find you'l get the collapsed lunges. if you think about when you scuba diving and have a lot of extra pressure on your lungs, at's what can happen in these storms. they've seen an increase in collapsed lun. sam problem for people who have sleep apnea. they have the sameroblem with thunderstorms. >> what about sinus headaches and migraines? >> so if youf think your sinus as a little globe, a little environment, and all of that changes in pressure will t actuale care in your sinuses the same way. you can get horrific headaches. some of it's thought to been evolutionary thing, though. when you get that headache, it's telling you go inside and lay down, and the reason is because you're safer tinside. >> t makes sense. >> go lay down. >> i'm sure you've heard someone say they can tell when a storm comes because they can feel it in their knees.ny is there science in that? >> that'

. >> i don't mean tuesday yo to ua dart board. >> can you describe the formal notification process you alluded to that there was a noteification. can you go through the process of noteification? >> we reviewed the location when the location is it shows a 300-foot. so if it's a food cart, it's 30d truck it's 75-foot radius. >> we do the mailing with those labels and stamps. we verify the radius is correct. >> and i'm thinking in terms of other notification requirements that we have, how do you get the list of addresses? how do you make sure those maling labels are appropriate? you are dealing with a very high density area, number one. they're high-rises and multiple structures. how does d.p.w. verify those lists? where do those lists come from? how do you know that they're quality and how do you know the distribution is going to be thorough? >> of cours often times they haa base and the office to collect those and they have to sign the affidavit verifying it was correct to the best of their knowledge. >> we don't check into every action to make sure they get everybody and we spot check

at their vcr and get the thing that kept flashing 12:00, 12:00 to ever change because you hav had to ua controller to change it and most people said this is too complicated i will turn it on when i want. here we are in 2018. it captures where we are today. i think for many people, the first thing you reach for when you wake up in the morning is your phone. i mean, increasingly people sleep with it next to their bed. it's not altogether a wise thing to do but it has become a habit of our time and even if you manage to keep it in another room you probably find yourself reaching for it or setting it at a laptop or desktop computer and that's where you find out what happened in the world and where you get to and world news, what happened to your friends or family in various social media and when you think about your day you look at the calendar on your device so the real question is what is life going to be like in 2038. there is no perfect way to know, but i think that it is fair to assume it will probably be grounded in artificial intelligence. we are already living with so-called digital

persona 28 year journey with the ua, which it -- which stands for the united association. eight union for primers -- a union for plumbers and service tax. -- service techs. >> thank you. i am sorry my angels are crying today. being given the opportunity to speak today against the supreme court kavanaugh,of brett which would be an alarming choice for me and other working women. in my research on the internet, i discovered that kavanaugh is another member of the go along to get along gang. another yes-man who once nothing more but to take away what we have but for. this is disturbing on many levels. he will be able to continue to bring his own ideology and self-fulfillment that can creep into the decision-making as he has done time and again. he is a proponent of the executive branch, which makes him appealing to our current leader. he has a record of undermining workers -- working people's rights and safety. he has fed the go of trump's isires and supported the 1% party who republican want nothing more than to make the united states a right to work country. every day, i go

laura is a 28 year journey person with the ua, which stands for the united association.nion of plumbers, welders and service techs. she will speak on why we need to make this thing stop right now. enough. [applause] >> thank you. i am sorry my angels are crying today. [laughter] i appreciate being given the opportunity to speak today against the supreme court nomination of judge brett whichugh -- sorry -- would be an alarming choice for me and other working women. in my research on the internet, i discovered that kavanaugh is , as we say in my union circle, another member of the go along to get along gang. another yes-man who once nothing wants nothing more than to take away what we have fought for. this is disturbing on many levels. he will be able to continue to bring his own ideology and self-fulfillment that can creep into the decision-making as he has done time and again. [boos] he is a proponent of the executive branch, which makes him appealing to our current leader. and has a record of undermining working people's rights and safety. has fed the ego will of trump'

the pboc seems to be tilting stronger when it comes to the ua and. yuan.ght play nicely with president even if the trade conversations last week did not deliver much. what does it mean for opening up the chinese economy to market forces? this is the mexican peso gaining ground against the u.s. dollar this morning. on the back of these nafta conversations. we understand we could get news about a deal between mexico and the u.s. at least as early as today. take us through the conversation. manus: the bond market focuses on this particular country, which is italy. prices down, yields higher. where within spitting distance of a four-year high on italian government bond yields. we are going to go head-to-head with europe in terms of the eu budget rule. this is setting up a battle royale between the mediterranean in the swansong of the summer with europe. prices down, yields higher. economics, lena said italian politics is nothing but noise. she is a buyer of btp's. quite a contrarian on trade, but not that much contrarian when you think italian politics are a r

[applause]ua >> could i ask you about something that one of -- let's shift gears to one of these recently legal controversies that a lot of people have been following quite a bit as it relates to the relationship between the public and the supreme court. there have been a number of recent decisions that have been written in a pa farly narrowly way dealing with issues, gerrymandering decision in wisconsin, for example, and in those case a lot of people wanted the court to definitively answer the question of whether designing political districts to advantage one party over another is constitutional or not. and the court hasn't answered that, and i guess i understand why but that's the question that we were dying to know, we don't really care about marilyn in wisconsin and i think i speak americans when i ask you in that regard, what were you waiting a for, why not just answer the question if you know that's what we need? [laughter] >> i'm not talking about the particular case, but i will remind you go back in general there are a lot of cases, a lot of cases where people see the law and unde

or how many ua cs have be one able to reach, how many agreed to par tis in the call, how many uacs were with their sponsors and how left their sponsors and how many did hhs refer to get help from the national call center or other resource including going back to homeland security. how many uacs're no longer living with their sponsors? how many did you get an updated phone number ace for, how many run away. how many were able to ascertain to certainty, using the language at the last hearing -- can you tell us what that constitute us ooh is near 2018 with regard to the calls. >> i don't have the numbers but we'll provide them to you, sir. >> you'll provide them. >> we will. >> when while you provide the standards. >> i would have to ask but i would assume we could provide those to you in a very short time frame. >> short time frame. >> yeah. >> so, has to be also skeptical -- >> i don't blame you. >> the jco took 17 months from the time you committed to have it to us until you had it to us. you think you can have it to us within two weeks. >> i believe we can, yes, sir. >> so two weeks fr

once again the session started in a rock ua. -- in a rocky way in the nation decided to serve hamburgers. he hated hamburgers. the brits,mpress kennedy now sought to bring him into his confidence is a fellow politician. two minutes remaining, i will make a few points. predecessors have talked about the special relationship. i believe the key to understanding mcmillan through kennedy was this mutual respect that developed out of the qs discussion. that mutual respect was founded on the fact that these were two who political animals understood the need for political self-preservation. i do not believe a romantic understanding or romantic vision of the relationship or some joint ideological communion explains the nature of their interactions they are after. kennedy had this talent for charming older leaders, because most were older than him, by talking about his domestic political problems. with mick millon over lunch -- mcmillan over lunch, kennedy laid out the reasons why republicans were not supporting his new frontier agenda and how hard it was for him to work with republicans. i i don'

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they didn't buy back their stock stocks are higher, dow's up almost 50 patients, s&p is up .2% more "uawhsqwkn e re" en we come right back >>> taking a look at apple hitting a trillion dollars >> it's really driving the biggest and most influential stocks in the market and over the course of the past year to date period, technology has brought a broader leadership role outside of the megacaps that we have talked about. if you take a look at the s&ps that track the tech sector also the investco, ticker ryt, so far year to date, performance has been pretty much in line up over 13% over the last month, we have seen a little bit of outperformance by a little bit more than 2% there that's thanks in large part to better than and at least average performance from the apples of the world, the alphabets and microsofts and so on and so forth. so you can see in that chart, big moves. a couple of other interesting moves that will be key to watch, smh, as well as the first trust cloud computing etf, that ticker skyy, to see if anything relative or strength wise to develop with these stock wise. as w

. >> uas traffic management is a good example. it is something you are very much involved with. it is not just in the united states. it is all over the world. it is so critical that we do that now before it gets out of control in other places i would say we look forward to working with you on it and certainly want to promote it as quickly as we can. -- sen. cortez masto: it is so hard to come in after the fact and try to lay those over the infrastructure that has been created. i look for to working with all of you on this as well. one of the stated goals of your office is developing policies to improve air service and/or access to the commercial aviation system for small and rural communities. i appreciate that you specifically noted in one of your priorities and your testimony they small -- the small and rural communities as well. on howet your thoughts you plan to support the mid-and small community air service between the two main programs you noted in your testimony and in your statement? nevada has remote places. always concerned on how we should be including them as we tal

the ceo said while he continues the see continuing declines in ua goods he continues to be enthusiastic about product improvements specifically the up ovation related to the hover shoe what is going on with under armour >> no surprise to us, our check on the stores earlier in the year show that under armour lost significant space in dick's. based on the results for dick's quarter i think sales were down 30% in their stores. this stems from the fact that underarm audio went into cole's last year which disrupted their distribution they did not segregate very well they have the same products in coal's as at dick's. that led to the decision to take out space for them at dick's their comments on improved performance in 2019 -- we are skeptical on that. under armour has been talking about improved product for some time now it was supposed to be this year, then the back half of this year. then fourth quarter and now according to dick's it's going to be early 2019 we are skeptical on their ability to innovate and drive new product across the distribution channels. >> the stock has been ripping

partners that we are working to try to gain acceptance that we market spacen up for the producers of uaed in the u.s. and abroad. that is something we are working toward this fall. i hope to have more later. one quick piece on the opposite view -- advocacy point. we talk about strategic positions as a larger and protests. one of the larger tools that has been used as part of that competition is advocacy by our rivals, competitors. i would say not just by competitors, but friends and have had very vigorous advocacy, high-level occupancy efforts going back decades. -- at the -- advocacy efforts going back decades. aggressive been as with high-level advocacy as we could have been. one of the thoughts you high and the larger cap policy and driven by some of the folks at the highest level of the administrations to personally , is thatwith advocacy is a way for us to be strategically competitive is to have that high-level advocacy. --the state and inter-and inter-agencies continue to work on that, providing guidelines and working on implementation, there is a huge designer at the height of th

just as one point, the international uas export market alone is estimated to be worth more than $50 billiona year within the next decade. those are the stakes we're competing for. key objectives going forward and laura outlined, most of these working closely with partners to identify the capabilities they have and undertaking a whole of government response to meet those needs. particularly one of the things that our office has been very much involved with is the advocacy piece of this and insuring that the competitiveness of our defense exe -- exports is maintained. i would note that the administration dispatched one of the highest level delegations to date to the air show several months ago which i think demonstrates just how committed the whole of government approach is to that particular aspect. we, working with partners to insure that u.s. barriers to entry are reduced and that policies like offset requirements do not threaten american jobs or reduce our technological edge. and like laura said, continuing to update the policy and and regulatory frameworks that underlie the arms transfer

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>> senator, uas traffic management is a good example, and i know it's something that you are very muchinvolved with. it's not just in the united states, it's all over the world and its the standards that the aeronautics mission directorate is working on now, they will affect the united states but it will affect the world. and it's so critical that we do that now before it gets out of control in other places. and so i would say that we look forward to working with you on it and certainly want to promote it as quickly as we can. >> thank you. let me highlight this because i say this all the time. as we built this architecture infrastructure, we should be putting his guard rails in for cybersecurity and privacy at the same time because it is so hard to come in after the fact and try to lay those over the infrastructure that's been created. i look forward to working with all of you on those as well. mr. szabat, one of the stated goals of your office is, quote, developing policies to improve their service and/or access to the commercial aviation system for small and rural communities. i app

rachel: here to weigh in fox news contributor and turning point uas founder charlie kirk.ves are being shadow banned on social media. i believe it and there is enough evidence out there. my question to you and you are a young guy. why aren't more conservatives, especially young people inventing another platform? there is clearly a market for it. you speak to the president. one personal donald trump lift that would probably hurt the bottom line for twitter totally left is making their move before the midterm. silence differing opinion. make no mistake. it's not because conservative voices are offensive. it's because they are effective. they are going after. so highly engage would popular conservative voices out there that speak hard truth. some would say controversial but, wait a second, why are they not getting rid of voices like louis farrakhan or some of the isis linked accounts? instead you see tech giants collude together. you see twitter, facebook and apple and google all on the same day d list conservative voices. it's because they are afraid of the effectiveness of

we need also passed the ua treatment of five migrant children act which i've introduced, required i.c.e. to prioritize the detention of those actually pose a threat to national security or public safety. increasing the funding for to detention. we do not need internment camps again and america's history to intern the children and the families indefinitely because we won't act in congress and this administration doesn't act if we did authorize the merit-based hiring of immigration judges and couple it with legal representation of the' minors. i hope today's hearing is the start of a bipartisan effort to confront this administration and end this crisis and it is the least we can do for these ofeted the families and these lost children. >> for senator feinstein, i want to introduce into the record letters of opposition to family separation from doctor alan and doctor mcpherson. also number two amnestywo international, number three, los angeles unified school district, number four, church world service, number five, the episcopal church, and number six, chris and don abbott for bethany chri