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but gabe gutierrez explains why not everybody is onboard withis thchange. >> reporter: the 18-year-old w about to graduate from banger high school near atlanta and couldn't afford college if not for scholarships. do you believe opportunitieser from hi socyeeconomic gr backounds have an advantage when taking the sat? >> i believe they do. because of the maou res they actually have. >> reporter: the college board is troducing an vdversity score a number between 1 and 100 calculated using 15 factors including the crime rate, the relative quality of the student's own high school, family income, and environment. the score would not be reported to students and parents, only college officials. how difficult is it to put a number on adversity? >> i don't think it can ly reasonabe done. it risksi reducng something that is very human a number. >> reporter: the plan comes as the college cheating scandal sparks new focus on wealth andr plege and as some universities face challenge to their affirmative action policies. the colleges say race is not a factor into the adversity score. >> what this too

talks withis in banks about arranging a credit billion ahead of an ipo. j.p.eading the potential financing. we work was found in 2010. backers are including softbank group. it is being touted as the years biggest offering since uber. shery: coming up we will be joined by wells fargo asset manager and other guests. plenty more still ahead in the next hour on it daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: we are under an hour away from the australian open. stephen: -- sophie: welcome to "daybreak asia." paul: our top stories this thursday, asian stocks remain under pressure after wall street slumped to a 12 year low amid growing concerns of a recession. robert mueller breaks the silence concerning the investigation did not conclusively clear donal

the chancellor needs to go to san francisco to get the law changed so that many withi, many working students count as full-time. so do your job and stop focusing on a housing development. thank you. (applause). >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. i'm lupita, i start at the community college three years ago taking english classes. now i move to credit classes. >> anyone else like to give public comment? further comments, questions? trustee temprano. >> thank you, supervisor hainey, for making sure this inaugural meeting included the opportunity for city college to discuss with the board of supervisors and board of education what we as a board of trustees have spent the last six months discussing. i want to especially thank the faculty, staff and administration who are here, but want to really thank the studentses who wstudents who wee limited time and ability for coming and sharing again with the board of supervisors and education what you have been sharing with us of the last several months about what the reality of our budget crisis, frankly, means for our students. i want to be s

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withi but trauma, tragedy, even the trappings of our d-to-day lives can trigger a chakra shakeup or, worse, a shutdown. >> when they close up like that, you have a feeling of being trapped within your own body. and at that particular point, fear becomes a very powerful aspect in your life, and it only maes it worse. >> reporter: that's when dav comes in to balance. offering a kind of head-to-toe energetic tune-up. >> this is an interesting thing called a chakra balng -- it basically goes into your body.et >> reporter: ses using tools and every time david's own energy. >> and it's kind. a sense of what is that. >> reporter: is this for everyone? david will likely tell you no, that it's a better fit for those with open minds. justin finch, news4. >> justin will be looking at alternative healing methods al week. >> tomorrow he will show us more about hypnotherapy and how it can help you. you can see that this time tomorrow right here "news4 today." pnotherapy.rvous, i don't like going under and -- >> we'll try this out. 6:27 now. >>> focus, eun. forecasts on the fork, imagine yourself o

withy has 25% inflation 10% unemployment. it is not overspending.the green new deal. ers say we can do more because of fiscal -- it looks like we could run up to hard resource constraints particularly for things like labor costs of retrofitting buildings and other sort of infrastructure demands. how do you build in safeguards to the law so you don't run into inflation or if we do, we mitigate them in real-time? >> we have to have this based on inflationary applications are not the size of the federal deficit. it doesn't matter. we will do medicare for all, how do you score it? it will be inflation reduction. joe: you think economists and the cbo are able to come up with dollar predictions on the impact of a policy, retrofitting, the impact? give them specifics, they have the resources, i have no reason to think they can't. 2% for 30 years. that is without changing any of the requirements, leaving everything in place. it can't be overspending if the inflation forecast is 2%. this is absolutely fascinating. he is the author of seven deadly innocent fr

i hope that we can stop with the ease withy, cheap rhetoric that offers false promises and divides our country even further and focus on those things that make meaningful change. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor my friend, ralph vaney, senior house audio technician who retired earlier this month. forer 34 years ralph has been the man behind this microphone and every microphone in this chamber. when he took his job as the house technician in 1985, ralph was no trainer to capitol hill. at the age of 16 he landed an internship with then senate minority leader -- senate majority leader, sorry, ralph. after two more internships and graduating college, ralph had a hand in nearly every corner of the capitol building from doorkeeper for the sergeant at arms, to working in the senate cloakroom. in his most recent role, ralph saw six presidents give their state of the union speeches, but the day he said will never forget is running audio from that per

and then released that information through fake online and joited and through the organization, wick withy there were multiple cyst maltic efforts to interfere in our election and that allegation deserves the attention of every american. >> let's discuss. phil mud is here. gar stht author off a threat matrix inside robert mueller's fbi and the war on terror. the president, and his attorney general keep repeated the lie of no collusion, no obstruction. mueller's lawing out damming details to disriment our elections. is that evidence of can collusion? >> i don't think robert mueller would say it's evidence. he would say we found information we couldn't determine was evidence because we can't hold the president accountable. i worked for mueller for four and a half years. not the most subtle man i ever worked for. he came to a conclugsz, he would have said so. i know the american people can't see this but it may have appeared subtle. he said look, we found a bunch of information. we can't proceed to a case. and there's one place that can, that's congress. i'm going to tell you we couldinate co

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withying to be supportive management, with the board, trying to make sure, trying to encourage them toactly as you said. vonnie: joining us to discuss tesla is bloomberg senior reporter ed hammond who led that interview. what did he say when you pointed out to him that tesla is down and short-sellers made $1 billion on tesla alone in may. ed: they have been consistent on this, they take an extremely long view versus anyone else in the market. looking at someone on a 10 year or 20 year horizon. he said they do not look at the price movement. they do not even look month-to-month. what they do look at is comments that potentially emanate from management that reflect changes in the corporate culture. they're focused on the culture, they like the culture. they like the company, as he alluded to in the conversation, they like it from an engineering standpoint. how do they continue to reconcile those things, the culture, and the underlying business, which they are very favorable about over the long-term. busy.ou've been let's talk about your reporting on another possible deal in the payment s

. >> president trump tweeted that a deal withy in that will happen. >>> 6:09. tyson foods is recalling frozen, ready-to-eat chicken strips that could be contaminated with metal. the food safety and inspectione sce is aware of six complaints from people who found pieces of metal in the food. frozen products have "use by" dates of october 1st of this year three march 7th of next hayear. if yo it, throw it away or return it to the store where you bought it. >>> the d.c. region may hfave seen it share of lough weather there wrntd weekend. almember all the lane? florida was hit very hard by mother nature. check thought bolt of plieng which hit too close to home. h. >> this is my house. and -- [ screa ] a, ply god. >> did you see that? oh, my god. did you see that? that was boynton beach. florida is known for its lightning and strong storms. no one was hurt here, and little damage was done. close.to see it so up >> yeah. >>> a few hundred miles north in wilmington, cleanup is underway. the national weather service says a tornado did touch wn there late saturday after

we're awaiting a news conference withy montgomery countblic school officials releasing their findings assault at damascus high school last fall. >> in a letter, the superintendent explained two key findings saying that the locker room was not properlyupervised at the time of the assault because the jv football coachwa late and failed tomm coicate that to his fellow coaches. >> but the letter also stops short of blaming any school offials for how they reported this incident to police. it says, school officials called police the morning after a parent brought the assault to their attention. again, we're waiting for that news conference to begin. our jackie bensen is in the room. we'll get an update from her at 6tonight. >>> tonight, support is growing for a family of a prince william county teenager who was critically injured in a car crash. >> christina is a junior at brintsville district high school. she was driving in fauquier county when that crash occurred and our northern virginia bureau chief,po s to them about what's keeping them going. >> friends and family describe cistina as

. >> thank you, sir withi. any other members of the public for item number one? seeing none, public comment is closed. before i hand this over to supervisor hainey, let me make high-level observations and i say this as the author of the original enabling legislation that actually allowed the creation of community benefit districts and have been a champion of them, as well as our one business improvement district throughout the city. and i think, actually, everybody really is in this together. from the mayor to the diller family, the increased police presence, the participation of private property owners and by the way, in many cases, there are commercial and residential tenants because a lot of these flow through the property owner to the individuals that reside or do business there. we're all in it together and i think we're all very pleased to see the results that have actually happened in the last handful of years as you've served on the board of supervisors and walked to u.n. plaza all of the time, the activation has been fantastic. the testimony i've heard o

gillian turner is in washington withy action from capitol hill. we begin with allison bar deer, she has the latest -- barber, she has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: president trump started off the day by tweeting, attacking democrats as well as robert mueller's russia probe. he wrote this think of it, before i ever took office, i was under an unlawful investigation, known as the russia hoax. my campaign was spied upon by intel agencies and the democrats. it all turned out to be a total scam, a witch hunt that yielded no collusion, no object strufnlings thiobstruction.earls asked christopher wray whether or not he thought the trump campaign was spied on. this is what he had to say. >> i want to be careful about how i answer that question here. there is an ongoing inspector general investigation. >> do you have any evidence that any illegal surveillance into the campaigns or individuals associated with the campaigns by the fbi occurred? >> you i don't think i personally have any evidence. >> reporter: the president and his aides have

my choice withy doctor: it's verzenio.. >>> welcome back. a lot of people g the beach on their mind, the pool, the barbecue. what do you say, clay? >> the way it looks now, right now we're just looking at the temperatures. they continuero soa for this sunday morning, already in the mid-70s. notice annapolis, 77 degrees currently. annapolis, 73 degrees here in town. temperatures in the 70sy as t abound throughout the area. now, as the storms move through, we're looking between 3:00 to 4:00 ap.m., movingoss the area. they'll hang around until 10:00 p.m. and what we want everyone to know when the storms do happen if you're outside, take shelter quickly, go to the lowest level and stay away from the windows. for us, the temperatures today, not too bad, 92 today. chance for storms for monday, heat continues to build in for tuesday. going to be hot. >> all right, certainly is. thank you, clay. we'll be backe with mor news and weather in 25 minutes. for now, back to sunday "today." have a great day, everybody. >>> mark your calen

the biggest surprise to me so far has been the way in which joe biden according to the poll well withis doing people of color, particularly in a state like south america, like south carolina. i almost said south america. i guess i did. here's what i find significant. obama ranarack incredibly strong, as you expected that he would, with people of color because barack obama was setting a new president, shattering one of those glass ceilings. i get that, i remember when frank rizzo in philadelphia ran 1975 and hadand overwhelming italian-americans four. i remember when my mother, who , iver member when she and her sisters were sending $20 donations to people who they knew nothing about other than he was a yugoslav. we support our own and break those barriers. but then after you have had the taste of victory and after you've had one of your own in that office, how long is that feeling last? this is a long-winded way of saying that so far, it doesn't -- and i think this is healthy, by the way. it does not seem like kamala warranted necessarily black support or the cory booker has been able t

it's a joint venture between the city and san jose state affordable housing withi walking distance ofecially the ones who don't have a stable place to stay those who are couch surfing sleeping in their cars sleeping in a library it would be very great. market. 20% below market rate and housing around there for them. >>fortunately it's not going to come soon enough for a lot of students in school right now because it's the least 3 years away from being completed. >>still ahead on the chronicle morning news, a look at the bills, california lawmakers could move forward on this week. plus the search is on for a northern california man after his infant daughter is found dead will update you on that story coming up at 6 o'clock a breakdown of exactly where the gas tax is going following more complaints about potholes and crumbling bridges here in the bay area. and temperatures on the rise across the bay area i'm talking 80's in your forecast across much of our inland areas still to co this morning, fatal accident on the bay bridge blocking several lanes on the eastern span. >>this is causin

orban has roiled europe withis populism, his restrictions on immigration, and antidemocratic mos to consolidateer i hungary. william brangham has the story. >> brangham: it was victor orban's first visit to the white house in 20 years, and he found a like-minded leader in president trump. >> probably like me a little bit controversial, but that's okay, that's okay! you've done a good job. and you've kept your country safe. >> i would like to express that we are proud to stand together with the untied states fighting against illegal migration, on terrorism, and to protect and help the christian communities all around the world. >> brangham: in the 1990's, when he visited president clinton, orban was seen by many as a deic reformer, helping steer his country out of the soviet-era. he returned to power in 2010-- but this time, as a right-wing populist anisd nation >> ( translated ): european culture based on christian vonues must be given primac the european continent. europe's borders must be protected against the invasion of migrants. >> brangham: where president trump has called for a wall at t

they have for many, many years, but they go with the democrat, withi with joe.en and the firewomen, they went crazy when they saw it. they went absolutely crazy. they're going to be voting for me. >> i understand the president's been tweeting a lot about me this morning and for awhile. i wonder why in the hell he's doing that. i imagine i'm going to be the object of his attention for awhile. >> welcome back. joe biden seems to be enjoining the attention he's getting from president trump. it's not hard to see why. just one glance at the president's twitter feed and it's not a stretch to suggest that biden may be getting under the president's skin, but could the president's attacks on trump backfire? trump's son-in-law reportedly thinks so. according to politico, jared kushner has reportedly warned campaign officials not to attack any of the democratic candidates this early. but not all have gotten the message, including the president's personal attorney. on trail with the vice president, he's obviously our man for all things biden these days. carol, howard and mi

residents affected by a powerful deal withy have to hot weather without electricity to their homes.could take a couple days to repair power poles after a twister. severe weather continues for a fourth day. storms have killed at least seven people. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. scarlet: 2:00 p.m. in new york, 7:00 p.m. in london, i am scarlet fu. >> and this is "bloomberg markets: the close." will stepheresa may down after failing to deliver the one task that defines her time in office, exiting the european union. trade anxiety, u.s. stocks recovered but investors are judiciary -- jittery on heightened tensions with china. piper jaffray's says amazon shares could hit the $3000 mark within the next two to three years, taking the market cap to almost $1.5 trillion. all that and more coming up. >> first, what caught my eye i was the small-cap, the russell index, the more insulated from tensions. even though we are seeing a little bit of green, the russell is catchin

princeryar h is back here after that qui trip to the btherlands where he was showered withy gifts for about princess diana. gifts galore for the newest royal. invictus team onesie, bunny rattle, and for the family a jacket smelling out am ddy. prince harry talking to a fellow veteran reportedly saying he's thrilled baby archie has mad a lot of people happy. even opening up about the loss of princess diana saying missing a mother i m likesing some kind of security and that you need that as a son and it falls away whene you los your mother.g the youamily now settling in at frogmore cottage. >> they are lerally living in granny's back garden. >> reporter: windsor is the perfect place for a young royal to grow up. legoland is right next door.r fo traditionally horse mad royals, ascot is two mile ace way. and then the biggest playground any kid could ask for. but what about schools? >> prince harry went to school here. >> rorter: just over the bridge is eaton college. so close at borders they used to walk to the castle to have tea with the queen. or meghan had said how about the american c

withy down substantially dow futures down. yen on the move. over 20, 20 .75, that is a big figure.hing i am watching starting about 12:00 noon wall street time yesterday, the second derivative of yen shifted , stronger yen to weigh 109 handle. francine: what you are seeing with yen is extremely significant because it has an impact on the fact that that trump tweaked keeps rippling -- tweet keeps rippling. u.s. equity futures are on the rise. europe, there is a little bit of volatility. i am looking at euro on the back of better than good german data and gold rising, oil giving up gains. tom: we will show this chart this hourour times for the swoon of last year, and up we go off the december low. a rising general -- market in plunge. and here is a gina martin adams writes yesterday, we were crushed. francine: this is the bloomberg risk on, risk of indicator -- off indicator. it is not cratering but it is lower. tom: we have a good lineup, priya misra and gina martin adams. the market strategist richard clarida and jamie dimon. >> that is why the markets are reacting. they are not ju

your reaction to this, the fact you have members of administration bell withying up to the bar in march-a-lagong with president xi. >> if they had -- can i say hell? they had a heck of a party. they had a heck of a party. i'm glad i missed it, but if i wasn't republicans, i would have loved to have been a part of this party, high-end liquor. it seems they're cheap and $1,000, you know, they could have split it up two ways or three ways or random act of kindness versus put it on the taxpayers. i was trying to calculate what part of my taxes went to that $1,000. but it doesn't really matter. but it is the culture and the personality of this administration and the fact that donald trump approved it through the state department just shows that their view of the world and the taxpayers isn't what's good for america, even as minute as this is, isn't what's good for america, it's what's good for them. >> isn't this the great condo of donald trump? make america great again, talking to middle america on hard times. this guy is wining and dining on their dime, the biggest penthouses, best hotels, golfin

to talk more about the conversation, a new cnn poll shows that joe biden is surging in pop latest withiof senator bernie sanders who has 39% of the democratic vote supporting biden. joining us right now is gop strategist john thomas. it's good to see you. thanks for joining us. before we get to 2020, a word on usmca. what did you hear from debbie dingle in terms of the deal? this is an up and down vote. >> it was fascinating. the fact that she's talking -- she even mentioned a gas tax as part of that is stunning. we're broadcasting from l california. we know what it's like. we just passed a gas tax. voters got tricked into not repealing because tricky language. what gas taxes do, they h penale the people that can afford it the least. the people commuting can't afford high gas prices. everybody loves infrastructure, but when you start talking taxes, good luck. maria: $2 trillion. >> it sounds like a dirty word that ended with the obama administration, earmark. where does the money go? the numbers in 2018 in the white house, they said they would commit 20% per project and the other 80% wo

morning first top story this 1/2 an hour disney set to report earnings after the bell tonight,gesture withiwn 14% year-over-year revenue estimates, 14.36 billion of, stock hit record high -- the "avengers: endgame," up 22% year-to-date slightly up premarket getting fox corporation parent of this network, eps estimates 67 cents a share revenue estimates 2.61 billion, this is the first earnings report, for the company since its acquisition of entertainment assets by disney for 71 billion a much 20, 2019 just this year. and i want to mention quickly what traders are tell me about china, the story you have been reporting this morning, that the chinese largely rejected most all-important points in negotiations on trade, traders down here saying they see that as confirmation it actually puts trump sunday comments context makes sense president saying we need to up ante on tariffs on china expect, believe it or not, this market to settle higher to finish out higher, so we will see, hope they are right back to you. maria: all right. thank you so much gerri willis floor of new york stock exchange joi

the biggest surprise to me so far has been the way in which joe biden according to the poll well withis people of color, particularly in a state like south america, like south carolina. i almost said south america. i guess i did. here's what i find significant. obama ranarack incredibly strong, as you expected that he would, with people of color because barack obama was setting a new president, shattering one of those glass ceilings. i get that, i remember when frank rizzo in philadelphia ran 1975 and hadand overwhelming italian-americans four. i remember when my mother, who , iver member when she and her sisters were sending $20 donations to people who they knew nothing about other than he was a yugoslav. we support our own and break those barriers. but then after you have had the taste of victory and after you've had one of your own in that office, how long is that feeling last? this is a long-winded way of saying that so far, it doesn't -- and i think this is healthy, by the way. it does not seem like kamala warranted necessarily black support or the cory booker has been able to do s