taylor: and on our mobile app. our reporters have done with -- our reporters sat down with saudi arabia's prince alwaleed. talal. jason: he was caught up in anticorruption last year. taylor: he was locked up in the ritz carlton. >> i need to clear my name and the lies. he said i was tortured, i was sent to prison. during my 83-plus days in the ritz carlton hotel. these were lies. i stayed the whole time there, i was never tortured and given the best service by the saudi government. doctors would come twice a day. we had the best of service, best food, best everything. it disturbs me to hear all of these rumors and innuendos and heresies. >> this whole ordeal has affected your reputation. people will still believe no matter what you tell me today that because you were in the ritz carlton, you must begin -- you must be guilty of something or crooked perhaps. surely you must realize that. >> sure. when you are detained, for sure, some of the business community, some of the banking community , they will have one iota o

taylor: and on our mobile app. our reporters sat down with saudi arabia's prince alwaleed bin talal. jason: he was caught up in anticorruption last year. taylor: he was locked up in the ritz carlton. >> i need to clear my name and the lies. he said i was tortured, i was sent to prison. during my 83-plus days in the ritz carlton hotel. these were lies. i stayed the whole time there, i was never tortured and given the best service by the saudi government. doctors would come twice a day. we had the best of service, best food, best everything. it disturbs me to hear all of these rumors and innuendos and heresies. highness, this whole ordeal has affected your reputation. people will still believe no matter what you tell me today that because you were in the ritz carlton, you must be guilty of something or crooked perhaps. surely you must realize that. >> sure. when you are detained, for sure, some of the business community, some of the banking community, they will have one iota of doubt, for sure. that is my job right n

taylor: and on our mobile app. our reporters sat down with saudi arabia's prince alwaleed bin talal. jason: he was caught up in anticorruption last year. taylor: he was locked up in the ritz carlton. >> i need to clear my name and the lies. he said i was tortured, i was sent to prison. during my 83-plus days in the ritz carlton hotel. these were lies. i stayed the whole time there, i was never tortured and given the best service by the saudi government. doctors would come twice a day. we had the best of service, best food, best everything. it disturbs me to hear all of these rumors and innuendos and heresies. >> this whole ordeal has affected your reputation. people will still believe no matter what you tell me today that because you were in the ritz carlton, you must be guilty of something or crooked perhaps. surely you must realize that. >> sure. when you are detained, for sure, some of the business community, some of the banking community, they will have one iota of doubt, for sure. that is my job right now, to

i try to make a comparison when telling people about taylor. i do the glass half full and half empty. taylor's glass was a barrel and it was always full of life and he celebrated life and shared it with everybody he came in could be tact with. that's how i try to share taylor with people who never had the opportunity to meet him or be around him. he was full of life, and he shared it with everybody. >> we have received so many letters from people that we do not know, people we do know, that their experiences were amazing that knew of taylor or knew him. eric: his memory, his meaning will live on in this law you have struggled for to pass. hopefully it will certainly do some good in taylor's name and all the victims of terrorism and families like yours that have been victimized. >> thank you. this our first step. a good step. >> thank you, eric. you have been so supportive in getting the word out. it means so much to us the efforts you have taken. eric: thank you. team force. arthel: a serial bomber is setting a city in texas on edge. nowadays a

taylor was a victim. >> it's bipartisan it's not political and it should be bipartisan. and it needs to change. eric: his sister kristin called him her hero. >> i hope no other flame has to gothrough what my family has been through in that people are rewarded for killing others. eric: the bill could cut off $300 million a year in american aid. the same at the palestinians give to the martyrs fund. >> it's completely backwards to everything americans stand for. >> it wasn't loss in combat. it wasn't in uniform. he was on the other side. he's like a brother to us. eric: they found this specially galling. palestinians hailing taylor's killer as a hero on the west bank. >> i was disgusted to hear about the palestinian authority celebrating his death. to me i thought you took one of the best people i have ever met, one of my closest friends, a guy who would do anything for anyone. this should be penalized. eric: the white house has been ratcheting up the pressure on the palestinians by moving the israeli embassy to jerusalem and cutting off some aid. president mahmoud abbas v

i'm taylor riggs. vonnie: a meeting due to take place tomorrow has been definitely postponed, with broadcom having a hostile bid for qualcomm. vote on sixders broadcom nominees to the board is scheduled friday, and then we found that the committee on foreign investment in the u.s. is investigating. it is a split committee. it's a very, very interesting story. now it looks like that vote -- shareholder vote has been due, probably, to the investigation. broadcom had been fighting to relocate to the united states in may anyway. that shareholder is -- that shareholder meeting is now delayed. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i am mark barton. vonnie: and i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." the latest wrap up round of nafta talks being overshadowed by president donald trump's plans to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum. cityel mckee is in mexico now. michael, negotiators are hard at work. they have six chapters written out of 30. does the work continue in the face of these tweets

taylor riggs has more. taylor: president trump is pushing back against criticism on tariffs. in an early morning tweet, he wrote that trade wars were good and easy to win. trade partners are unhappy after the president announced stiff tariffs on steel and aluminum. after saying he wasn't afraid of the national rifle association, he tweeted he had a great meeting with the lobbying group. they surprise of the nra by coming out in favor of several gun control measures. thetop economic advisor to chinese president is promising he will take steps to reform the economy. washingtoncutives in that china's economic success is because of the embrace of market forces. he did not say what reforms are being considered. the bank of japan will start exiting the giant monetary stimulus program. the comments from the boj governor mark the first time he is provided any guidance about an exit. he said inflation will reach 2% next year. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg

taylor's rep wouldn't comment. they did catch her nod to taylor's boy friend when she is dancing in the rain. the sign said joe's deli. little easter egg. >> it's all love now. by the next album it could turn. >> coming up -- >> kaley cuoco's wedding count down. who is on the guest list and why she's so emotional. >> i am who i am. >> then -- >> i would love to play with those guys again. >> john kri sin ski is all in for bringing the office back to tv. >> kelly clarkson on her double date with blake and gwen. why she felt out of place in gwen's massive mansion? ♪ [thinking] mexican spices? ♪ [thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people. they! they! nacho fries, now serving at a taco bell near you. [bong!] >> will introducing fresh step clean paws, low-tracking litter designed to stay off your floor, and everywhere else. let's make litter less of a mess. let's start fresh. ♪ >> justin timberlake and jessica biel getting the chance to take their moves on stage.

here's taylor riggs. taylor: the have insulted, threatened, and mol mocked each other and out trump and kim .ong-un have agreed to meet south korea says it will take place by matthemay. says they have halted testing for now, but economic sanctions will remain in place. leaders of the u.s. and north korea have never met. canada and mexico will be exempt from the new tariffs on steel and aluminum as long as they agree to rewritten trade deals. allies are lining up to go for their own exemption. trump left a lot of leeway and left a lot of allies to discuss discuss ande no -- negotiate their own solutions. expect officials do not to reach the brexit deal by the end of the. those officials think january is the real deadline. the u.k. is set to leave the eu by march of next year whether there is an agreement or not. the eu says they want a deal by october. dayal news 24 hours a powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: the people's bank

here's taylor. taylor: you mentioned the trump administration plans to impose heavy tariffs on chinese products as early as this week. according to people familiar with the matter, the u.s. wants to crack down on what it sees as intellectual property theft from american businesses. companies from amazon to wal-mart warn the ad many that a crackdown on chinese products could hurt the economy. in china, the president has begun his second term with a warning to taiwan. in a speech to the national parliament, ji says china has the capability to stop any attempt to formal isles the island independence. ji xi comes a few days after high-level official visits to taiwan. economists surveyed by bloomberg say fed chairman jerome powell and his colleagues will end up raising interest rates four times this year, but they say policy makers are unlikely to signal at this week's meeting. the fed's open market committee begins its two-day meeting today and will issue a statement tomorrow. saudi prince says he's not

taylor's rep wouldn't comment. they did catch her nod to taylor's boy friend when she is dancing in the rain. the sign said joe's deli. little easter egg. >> it's all love now. by the next album it could turn. >> coming up -- >> kaley cuoco's wedding count down. who is on the guest list and why she's so emotional. >> i am who i am. >> then -- >> i would love to play with those guys again. >> john kri sin ski is all in for bringing the office back to tv. >> kelly clarkson on her double date with blake and gwen. why she felt out of place in gwen's massive mansion? you can get all this food for only $4 dollars. two pancakes. two strips of bacon. two eggs. if you ask me, that's a pretty good deal. but you didn't ask me. you know what? i'll mind my own business. denny's $4 dollar everyday value slam. available at dennys.com. >> will sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day.

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get the bloomberg business flash. a former qualcomm chairman paul jacobs seeking funding for a buyout of the chipmaker according to financial times, which says he approached japan's softbank to be one of the investors. qualcomm was founded by his father and was once the ceo. saudi aramco is said to have gotten a cool response on its ipo from american investors. according to people familiar with the matter, investors have pushed back on several aspects of the deal, including the billion valuation. it saudi's indicated the offering may be pushed off until next year. is almost back to normal at deutsche bank. the largest lender is awarding its staff $2.7 billion in incentive compensation. that's close to what it was in 2015 before the ceo started cutting back as revenue fell. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. siemens health liners shares soared after the health agreement company's german parent raised 2.4 billion euros in the country's second-bigge

here is taylor riggs. taylor: in china, warning of retaliation. australia, tariffs on trade, and canada is vowing to hit back. told producers they will have protection for the first time in a long time. the administration has accused imports of hurting the u.s., and steel industries. a day after saying he wasn't afraid of the national rifle association, president trump tweeted that he had a great meeting in the office what -- oval office with the lobbying group. kim out in favor of several gun control provisions. is internal revenue service closing a tax loophole involving so-called carried interest. money managers will be involved using -- an extension of new rules for carried interest. there could be an unprecedented food shortage if -- leaves the eu without a deal. closing for even a few days would lead to a feat -- a food crisis. it is feasible there won't be a deal. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom, francine? francine: italians he

here's taylor riggs. taylor: it is a crucial two days of brexit diplomacy for british prime minister theresa may. she meets today with the european council president the day after rejecting parts of the european union draft arousal of the brexit deal. tomorrow -- draft proposal of the brexit deal. white house chief of staff john kelly is cracking down on security clearances. according to people familiar with the matter, more than 30 aides to president trump have been stripped of access to top-secret intelligence. best theem is resident president's son-in-law jared kushner -- the president's son-in-law jared kushner. as you were mentioning, president trump is preparing to steelriffs on imported and aluminum that is likely to upset friends and adversaries. the president was to slap a 25% duty on steel and 10% on aluminum from all countries. that may provoke retaliation from china. severe weather is causing travel problems throughout europe. the airport in geneva was closed for several hours due to heavy sno

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. shery? shery: taylor, thank you. first meeting as federal reserve chairman will be a source of discussion at the forum underway in new york. the annual event others some of the top financial months to share their expertise and outlook with college students. we will send it to kathleen hays , who is at the event with neel kashkari. kathleen: it is still really a privileged to have someone like neel kashkari speaking to us today, especially at a fan you like this. venue you will be in a room where you ask questions and get what is on his mind the economy, finance, and a little bit more about neel himself and how he got to this position and what he is aiming for now i will tell you a few things about neel. the health set up and run t -- he helped set up and run tarp during the financial crisis. he ran for governor of republicanon the ticket. he started his career as a tech analyst at goldman sachs in san francisco after studying engineering and working as an forneer, went to wharton his mba. he is somebody with a very d

here is taylor riggs. taylor: in london, a jury has convicted and iraqi teenager of a tough and murder for planting a bomb on a subway train last year. the bomb partially exploded, wounding 30 people. prosecutors say it could have been a lot worse. he will be sentenced later. russia's president vladimir putin has barely campaign in the run up to sunday's election. a victory in his quest for his fourth term is all but assured. the kremlin's challenge is to make sure that turnout is big enough to get putin' victory a stamps to legitimacy. in miami, rescue crews searched through the night hoping to find horse -- find more survivors after a bridge collapse. it was in the celebrated construction method that was supposed to reduce risk. a new study shows the best paid nba graduates are from american universities. managementchool of at m.i.t. leads the way with an average salary and bonus of $286,000. u.s. schools take up the top 11 spots. a school in france came in 12th at $185,000. global news 24 hours a day po

here is taylor riggs. taylor: the u.s. and its allies are expelling more than 100 russian it laments and response to the nerve agent attack on the former spy in the u.k.. british prime minister theresa may has hailed the coordinated global response. >> together, we send a message we will not tolerate russia's continued attempts to flout international law and undermine our value. european nations well strengthen resilience to chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear risk and bolstering capability to deal with hybrid threats. leader,north korea's kim jong-un, made a surprise visit to china in what would be his first trip outside the country since coming to power in 2011. according to reports the train believed to be carrying the delegation was seen leaving beijing today. the visit is the latest in the series of diplomatic power plays battle as donald trump's to lower the trade deficit becomes embattled with his 's to giveget kim up nuclear weapons. -- investor skepticism and verification on when and where it will happe

here is taylor riggs. taylor: the u.s. president mostd trump will take the aggressive actions yet against russia today, likely to announce the expulsion of dozens of diplomats in response to the nerve gas attack on the former russian spy living in the u.k. this comes as trump has attempted to maintain a semblance of the constructive relationship with the russian leader. steve mnuchin says he is optimistic of a deal with china that would avoid the imposition of tariffs orders with donald trump. he told fox news that the sides are engaged and productive conversation. last week the president announced measures against china with $50 billion as punishment for alleged intellectual property theft. >> we are simultaneously having negotiations with the chinese to see if we can reach an agreement. as the president has said, we deficitcut the traded $100 billion over the next year and eliminate forced joint ventures, forced technology and we are having productive conversations with them. i am cautiously hopeful we will reach an agre

this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is bloomberg surveillance and i am taylor riggs. rolls-royce is promising restructuring efforts. the ceo helped the jet engine maker overcome years of earnings decline. underlying profits rose 25% in 2017, beating estimates. rolls-royce is looking to sell the marine division. the struggling film and television studio weinstein company could once again have to consider bankruptcy protection. a group is pulling out of the deal to purchase the company cofounded by harvey weinstein. according to those familiar with the matter, they learned his liabilities were higher than previously thought. and the asset sales continue with hna. they sold the stake at parkwood hills and resorts. hna is targeting $16 billion. debtare trying to repay after spending tens of billions of dollars in a buying spree. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you, taylor. as tensions over tariffs oil over in the white house, the european union is assessing the option for recalibration. juncker will discuss this today. the bloc's reaction will be fi

this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm taylor riggs. let's give the bloomberg business flash. shares of nike are rising in premarket trading. investors are encouraged by turnaround of the north american business. the ceo says the picture has brightened by the end of the latest period. the ceo of credit suisse saw his paychecks shrink last year in the third year of a major restructuring. the bank says he received $10.2 million for 2017. that is 5% less from the year before. credit suisse says his pay would return to levels in line with the banks expected improvement. j.p. morgan chase is deciding whether to spin off its project into a separate company. according to a person familiar with the matter, the bank is still in the early stages of decision-making. the goal of the project is to create a digital ledger for banks, and corporations. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. following china's announcement of reciprocal tariffs against the u.s., the euro rose for the first time since november 16 as investors

here's taylor riggs. taylor: there are reports of a suspect in the austin-texas -- austin, texas, package bombing is dead. the were trying to arrested suspect when he exploded a device. authorities used surveillance video -- reportedly used to valence video from google to track him down. yesterday a package bomb andoded in san antonio another in austin. in afghanistan, the suicide bomber killed at least 26 people and wounded 18 others. the attack took place as the country celebrated new year. in illinois, a billionaire has won the democratic primary for governor. $70 million of his own fortune to try to win a job that comes with huge fiscal challenges. in november, he will face republican governor bruce boughner. illinois has the worst bond rating among the 50 states. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. you so much.nk the euro zone economy may be in recovery mode, but the pile of non-performing loans fo

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taylor: u.k. financial regulators reassure banks and insurers, telling them they can rely on a transition period to ease the road to brexit. the statements from the bank of england yesterday are the latest optimistic signals to the industry on the outcome of talks. they've put pressure on the e.u. to strike a similar tone, but the bloc has taken a more cautious line. a bundesbank executive board member has given his advice to businesses planning for brexit, st, butr the be prepare for the worst. >> every transition is subject to agreeing on these issues, and that will likely happen in october of this year. so we have some time to answer all this. i personally would hope that we would have some sort of a transition period until the end of 2020, and have enough time to see negotiations progress. taylor: the u.k. plans to hire 1000 new customs and immigration staff to ensure the security of the border after brexit. the workers will be funded from 395 millions pounds pledged to the home office. it mar

taylor, for five minutes. mr. taylor: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, thank you for being here today. we appreciate it. one quick thing -- as you know my district has the fastest growing veteran, women veterans and care. according to the v.a., 40% more will fall in the care. on that infrastructure note, our outpatient center on the vouth side in our area is one of 28 major v.a. major facilities that were approved by congress last year. my question is, how can we expedite these needs to get them built? because i think it will be another two years before there's groundbreaking. are we using the correct contract vehicles to be able to make that happen? secretary shulkin: it takes way too long to get this stuff done. we are following the federal contracting rules and regulations and we're trying to do this as quickly as we can to get through the process. i do believe that the answer that probably you and i are both looking for to get this done faster is new models to work with the private sector. and allowing public-private partnerships to ahelp

. >> plus -- ♪ taylor swift is living up to the big reputation. how some fans are getting major vip treatment. >> can cam survive >> steven tyler performed as maria shriver was honored at ♪ >> that is your first sneak peek at nbc's live musical jesus christ superstar with john legend and sarah bo rel low. i promise you you'll hear john sing. >> we can't give it all away. >> a sold out crowd saw justin timberlake live on stage in j.t. out of the woods. justin kicked off his world tour in toronto last night. his stage had a tree catwalk and bon fire. justin did shots with his band and performed nine songs off his new album and plenty of his classics. wife jessica biel watched from the front row. she and silas plan to travel with j.t. j.t.'s former mick mouse club co-star christina aguilera is gearing up to drop new music. >> christina is my girl. >> demi lovato dropped the news during the dallas stop of her tour. christina who hasn't released an album since 2012 told fans to expect new ones soon. taylor swift is giving us a look at the elaborate v

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taylor givens and colin kobelja were both dying at the same hospital. their rooms across the hall from each other. both of them in need of a heart transplant. then a miracle. on the same night they each got a heart that saved their lives. >> i really latched on to the idea of having somebody there that had been through almost the same thing on the same day. >> reporter: taylor wanted to meet, but colin wasn't interested. >> i was like, i hope she does well, but i was like, okay, good for her. but i don't need to dwell on that at all. >> reporter: but like all good love stories these days, the two ended up connecting online. and from the first moment they spoke, they knew their bond was deeper than the scars on their chest. >> i was like, there's something here. i know there is. i can feel it. >> and yeah, we decided like, okay, we're done. >> yeah. we found the person. >> reporter: now six years after their transplants, colin and taylor are walking through the same corridor at inova fairfax hospital in virginia sharing a different kind of heartfelt mome

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. michael: thank you very much. we want to get you started on the markets, because everybody should be dressed in red. you are looking at the german ten-year yield, up a little bit right now. it has been down significantly throughout the day because of bad auction and bad pmi. the euro area march pmi just came out, 66 from 58.1. you can see -- i can barely read this board. let's look at the canadian dollar. reports that nafta might go through, so the canadian dollar is higher against the dollar. francine: we are getting a little bit of news out of the euro area. we will speak to the efl general director later on. i'm looking at the managers index, a great way of looking at private consumption and how private economy grew. that may have an impact on the euro. that in any kind of ecb reaction further down the line. jay powell's dovish deadbeat. the fed raised rates and maintained its projection for two more hikes this year. investor attention has shifted to another story out of washington

shery: thank you, taylor. up, paul ryan is the latest republican to urge president trump not to move forward on plans to put tariffs on steel and aluminum. we will explore whether these tariffs could cost the gop control of congress. this is boomer. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." trump'sresident reaction on trade tariffs has , much of ittion from his fellow republicans. thank you for being with us, david. there was a statement today. trump not toident impose tariffs are trying to undo the historical economic growth the tax cuts and the presidents agenda have unleashed." we have celebrated what president has accomplished with these tax cuts. we are seeing the impact. we are seeing the economy is coming back and growing. the reason we are opposed to the tariffs would essentially undo a lot of the benefits of economic growth, people will have to pay more for a lot of god's. -- a lot of goods. the president is looking at this as part of a campaign promise. i am hoping he will think of th

here is taylor riggs. taylor: china has announced a top official will make a two-day trip to south korea starting tomorrow. it comes hours after beijing confirmed north korea's kim jong-un met president xi jinping on a surprise visit to china. kim would be willing to give up nuclear weapons and hold up summit to the u.s. it was the first known visit outside his country since taking power in 2011. the u.s. is said to be considering a crackdown on chinese investments in technology that america deemed sensitive by revoking a law for national emergencies among other options. officials are working to identify areas in which chinese companies would be banned from investing such as semiconductors and 5g communication. it would be the latest step in donald trump's plan to punish china for what he sees as a violation of intellectual property rights. tok zuckerberg is expected testify before the house energy and commerce committee according to congressional officials familiar with the plan. subject of criticism from

rosenberger and larry obhof, the senate president, the lieutenant governor, the state of ohio, and mary taylor, and my cabinet, all about westerville today, and i want to thank, of course, audubine university, i used to run on your track, and i still will. and president crendall who hosted us tonight. and my family, my wife karen and my daughters emma and reese. you know, i want today come to westerville for several reasons. one, wanted to thank the people of westerville for the kindness and the support that you have shown me over so many decades. and to show respect for a town that is exemplifies the great towns all across our country

the taylor force act will confront the world -- will force the world to confront the dark truth that the palestinian authority everyday actively aid -- abetst's terrorism. we will show the world with this palestinian authority is actually doing. while israel justifiably defend its borders, the pa celebrates and compensates terrorists. second, we must continue to stand firm against the profoundly biased campaign to delegitimize the state of israel through boycotts, divestment, and sanctions. [applause] sen. schumer: while iran publicly executes its citizens, turkey jails its journalists, scores of arab nations punish homosexuality with imprisonment and torture, why single israel out a loan for condemnation? -- alone for condemnation? when there is such a double standard, when the world treats everybody one way and the jewish state another way, there is only one word for it. anti-semitism. let us call out the bds movement for what it is. [applause] senator schumer: let us delegitimize the delegitimize rs by letting the world know when there is a double standard. whether they know it or

here's taylor riggs. italy, the leader of the eurosceptic party league says the center-right coalition is in a position to rule the is almoste alliance certain to fall short of an absolute majority. has declared a right to govern. there's no sign the trump administration will water down the proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. no countries will be excluded, although there could be exemptions for individual cases. u.s. allies. , like the u.k. and canada, are complaining, as well as lawmakers. benjamin netanyahu meets with president trump at the white house today. that will give him a chance to divert attention from an impending corruption investigation. the oscar for best picture goes water," thee of story of a mute woman who falls in love with a captive fish creature. named best actor for his or trail of winston chill chill -- winston churchill. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: a q

. >> my name's jock taylor. in 2009, i inherited a wooden trunk full of family heirlooms going back more than a century. now i'm told i could pocket a small fortune. >> i meet jock, a 60-year-old electrical engineer, at his home here in tucson. >> hi, i'm jamie. >> i'm jock. >> i heard you have something very unusual from your great-great grandfather. >> i certainly do. come on in. >> jock shows me that inheritance -- an old trunk that's been passed down through the family for more than a century. >> the trunk contained the family bible, a very ornate saddle blanket, a pair of old jeans -- >> jeans? who keeps jeans? >> they've been in the trunk for so long, i don't think that my mother really knew what else to do with them. >> according to family lore, all the items in the trunk, including the jeans, once belonged to this man, jock's great-great grandfather, solomon warner, one of tucson's original pioneers. >> very distinguished. >> old solomon's story, and the story of those dungarees, begins far from tucson i

taylor: this is bloomberg surveillance. in london, shares of micro focus plunged after the company warned the short folly bigger than expected. the also said the ceo is stepping down -- and they also said the ceo stepping down. investor edward branson -- inquired a 5.2% barclays investment. he is known for targeting a number of british money-management firms. -- i made an offer of $7.2 billion. that is about 8% more than the deal they agree to accept from general dynamics last month. they provide cybersecurity and data analytics. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: president is taking aim at special counsel robert mueller. he made his most direct attack yet on the justice department ticky investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. the president used mueller's name for the first time in a tweet and criticized his staff. 's personal lawyer says the investigation should now be shut down. joining us for more is kevin cirilli, our chief washington correspondent. decode this for us. tell us what we should r

[inaudible] >> we are very supportive of the taylor forest act and i hope we will be able to enact into law one way or another in the very near future. >> thank you. do you have any on tears, whether it's senator flake still to fight back on the tariffs. >> the trade issue as all of you know -- >> the u.s. senate gaveling back in. we will show you the briefing later on. we take you live to th the senate floor here on c-span2. chieve

i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. taylor, thank you. supermarket casualties are as a regional chains file for bankruptcy, highlighting just how tough competition has got for groceries. the increasingly bleak outlook for the sector comes as program walmart continue investing in technology and expanding delivery as they try to fend off incursion by amazon. joining us to discuss his latest story is bloomberg's craig g mona. mona.ig g it seemed like the saving grace might be the customers actually want to feel the fruit they are buying and pick up the bread as fresh as possible. is that not what's happening? itg: is a long time where was considered safe from e-commerce and was insulated from all of that. there was a lot of building in the world changed last june. it's got off to someone of a slow start and amazon is not come change things drastically. we are already seeing those competitive pressures showing up in the industry and the first clear-sighted some of these bankers these at regional chains. shery: i've never shopped and regional

>> the best way to tell you about the taylor force act is to tell you about taylor force. taylor force was a west point graduate his parents live in south carolina he served a tour of duty in after began stan and iraq and he was studying in israel as a graduate student went out to dinner one night came out of the restaurant, stabbed to death by a palestinian terrorists and the man who stabbed him was killed by the israeli defense forces, the body was sent back to ramala and the west bank and he was welcomed as a hero, his family, the terrorists family received a lump sum payment from the palestinian authority free benefits free education for life for his family members, and this bill stops all taxpayer-funded assistance, american tax dollars will no longer be given to the palestinian authority until they change their laws rewarding their young people for killing jews and americans. maria: will you be able to say categorically there will be no payments to terrorists coming out of the palestinian authority will we even know? >> we have two laws in place, if payments are dedu

. >> reporter: ben taylor has >> reporter: ben taylor has traveled 6,500 miles to confront the west african man who tried to scam him on the internet, although confront probably isn't the right word. >> hey, i know you. >> reporter: and joel willie says scam isn't the right word either. he says he was just looking to make a friend. were you looking for a friend, or were you looking for someone to give you some money? ep on teporter: so somehow you found ben on this phone? on that old dinosaur. there's facebook on there? >> yeah. >> reporter: joel used to send omcebook messages to strangers, hiping to find some way, someone to help him out of poverty. how desperate were you? >> oh, more than desperate, steve, because i'm a father of seven. n reporter: his plea read: no one ever responded, until one of those messages made its way to a marketing manager from ogden, utah, named ben taylor, who answered, but had no intention of helping. >> i've gotten these types of messages before. and so when i got it, i figured here is another one of those scams. so i wanted to teach him a lesson, because you

the are joined by taylor riggs. taylor: it is all about the future earnings forecast. quarter lookthe like they may come in a little bit lower than expected. management came out and said it they would expect third-quarter to reach around 7.3 -- $7 billion. it would be the first quarter be drop in sales going back for two years. they have been growing in revenue every quarter. they have been doing pretty well, especially when it comes to earnings. they look really good. the higher-margin business is expected to see about 20% growth this year. they are the ones dealing with the supply issue. they have been on a tear. julie: they are up, even with the decline of about 33% this year. and then there is takeover talks, is there has been a lot of consolidation within the chip industry. qualcomm,-broadcom talks they have been crazy. icron technology has been listed as one of their key takeover targets for 2018 at citi. micron could be the next takeover of broadcom. it is a cyclical business. there are technicals that underlie the company. julie: mark: we will see -- julie: we

here is taylor riggs. >> theuropean union is prepared to strike back if esident imposes tariffs on aluminum and steel. $3.5 billion good would be targeted. he said the tariffs are needed on national security grounds. gary cohn is trying to head off the tariffs. he summoned executives from companies that depend on aluminum and steel to meet with president trump. he said tariffs could hurt the economy. kim jong un spent more than three hours with south korean officials since taking power. according to north korean official news agency they made what was called a satisfactory agreement but there were no other details. the trump administration is is offering the u.k. a more open sky after brexit than it currently has. according to people familiar with the matter, the u.s. is using its standard template for aviation deals. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. tom: thanks so much. equities, currencies, commodities. let's get to it. one screen today. fufe

and taylor is left in south texas to u manage things there and the war moves away from taylor. taylor is a legitimate american hero and becomes president of the united states. and i don't know if i would call them enemies really. scott had every right to do with the dead and tea leaves taylor and goes into the gulf of mexico and eventually goes too mexico city and wins the war. now polk is a whole different story. polk is in washington and he offers his own agenda and he cannot stand winfield scott. scott invades the coast of mexico. he can't stand polk any more than polk likes him. polk is telling him what to do and it takes a while for word to get from washington to the gulf of mexico. he uses that as an excuse. i can't wait for you to tell me. there's no telegraph, nothing so scott is on his own and he becomes quite a hero for doing that. polka sort of left out in the cold.ld there's an interest in james k. polk. and that's fine, he gets it too but taylor is the real hero to the american public. >> host: president taylor. >> guest: president taylor and unfortunately he dies

i represent the 520 taylor, lp. that's the owner of property located at 515 taylor street. >> would you state your name for the record, please. >> it's william klein. >> thank you. >> we're seeking to lift the ban that was imposed pursuant to planning code section 202.2(a) 4, the circumstances under which that ordinance was applied, we believe, violated basic principles of due process, and i can -- if you have any questions regarding the brief, i can take them at any time; otherwise, i'll be happy to share what my thinking is. the imposition of 202(a) 4 came about as a result of inspections that took place by the health department in december of 2016 and march 2017. pursuant to those inspections, there was a hearing set for 2015. we have -- what's interesting is we have the proposed order of the findings of that hearing that was prepared by the department of public health. in those findings, they found that the operator would have been subject to $18,500 worth of fines and suspension for 30 days. however, the hearin