lee was having a discussion with the official michael roberts. it was one-sided, roberts wanted the ball back. >> dan: he stepped on the line. i think he was trying to tell michael roberts he got pushed but looked like he was sliding. and you can't very well refuse to give up the basketball. you said he was having a one-sided discussion with the official. are there any other kind of discussions with officials? >> tom: roberts wanted the ball, did not want to exchange pleasantries. damion lee, 26 points, hasn't missed a free-throw. one below his season high of 27. the graduate student from baltimore, mt. med. grea maryland. >> dan: for the hokies, simple, you get a basket. >> tom: thank you for joining us on the acc network. tom and dan with you, outstanding crew in blacksburg in the final 1:40. bibbs, fires, leday got it. >> dan: rebound by leday. time-out called by buzz williams. he was in all kind of traffic right there. the hokies continue to have trouble shooting the three and leday is inside and lewis is trying to back him out, but simply ca

michael: robert kaplan. stephanie: that was michael mckee in his first interview with dallas that president and ceo robert kaplan. you can listen to more about interview on bloomberg radio. it will be on bloomberg.com in just a few. david: his bias toward norvell's normalization. he may say he is a centrist but i thought that showed his hand bit. jonathan: you hear that from the hawks. this ballpark figure of full hikes this year. it could change. we go back to the larry summers interview, four rate hikes? he is not sure the global economy can withstand that. that will be the big debate, how many hikes can the federal reserve actually get in. if they did not hike in september because of what was happening in china and global financial markets, i would love to have seen if the federal reserve meeting for that first rate was right here right now today. david: since the fed hiked in december the markets have said we do not believe four. he had been saying two. -- they have been saying two. stephanie: if the fed

michael robert lewelling was sentenced to 100 hours of community service in connection with the felony assault case. prosecutors say the deputy was convicted of using excessive force while moving a verbally abusive homeless man in the emergency room back in 2014. >>> san francisco police say the man seen in this video is wanted for breaking in and torching a fabric store in the mission district. you never see the fire but you can see the suspect wandering around monday night. he climbs on a truck and then goes inside. they say he then trash the place before taking off. a fire started in one of the bathrooms. >>> alameda's extending its moratorium on rent hikes above 8%. the city council discussed tenant rights and rent control until way past midnight last night. it also passed an order that says landlords must give an additional 60 days before an eviction. >>> disturbing video of a classroom beating. tonight, two teachers aids are off the job for roughing up a student. the investigation at a school for special needs. >> it crippled the commute across the bay area but a push to ban bart

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michael: charlotte mayor jennifer roberts signed a resolution declaring january as panthers pride month. carolina panthers football team. the mayor urged members of the charlotte community to wear carolina panthers gear every friday of this month to show support for the team. the mayor says the panthers have shown strong character this season, and brought positive national attention to the city. the panthers are 15 and 1. they take on the seattle seahawks this sunday in the playoffs. nascar champion jeff gordon has the highest honor north carolina can give. governor pat mccrory surprised the driver with the order of the long leaf pine. it is to celebrate gordon's achievements and contributions to nascar and north carolina. jeff gordon does live there. he has 93 career nascar cup victories, and four nascar cup series championships. off the track, gordon has founded efforts for cancer research, and childrens' charity and health foundations. gabrielle: this morning, greenville city workers came together for the annual martin luther king jr. memorial greg test. it's the 34th year for the --

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. >> pelley: deb roberts lost her son, michael holland. where responsibility lies in this? >> deb roberts: i'm not a professional. i'm not an engineer, i'm a business manager. i think it was a series of unfortunate events. and without any other information, i truly blame it on hurricane joaquin. >> pelley: glen, in... in your estimation, where does the responsibility for this lie? >> jackson: squarely on tote maritime. and you got to understand, commercial shipping, they got to keep that ship moving to make money. and it... that's the whole horror of this tragedy is that 33 people died so that frozen chickens could be delivered on time in puerto rico. that's it. >> pelley: the safety board told us that tote maritime, the owner, is cooperating fully. tote declined to talk with us, other than to say it created a fund for the families and that "el faro" was regularly maintained. the ship had passed two inspections in the months before a week after we left, "apache" located those two bridge decks about half a mile from the ship. the windows were blown out. the voyage data recor

michael mckee, an important conversation with robert kaplan. and tom faulk, chief executive officer of kimberly-clark. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua in london with tom. here is vonnie quinn in new york. isnie: anheuser-busch inbev starting a bond sale today that could become the biggest ever. u.s. dollarthe portion of the deal could reach $25 billion. of personal computers fell to an eight year low in the final quarter of 2015. users went mobile. an industry researcher says china's slowdown and the strong u.s. dollar hurt. is in position for a $4 billion score. he could make that much from a repurchase of airwaves. he owns independent tv stations the fcc wants to resell to independent operators. it is not a visit to london unless the owner -- unless paul degraw is with -- paul digg rolla is with us. his book is definitive on monetary union. there is no one in europe to speak to. am i pronouncing this right, francine? schengen? francine: yes. in: you are front and center the study in question on the ability

sposit. >> cleanup at michael silence will simon smiley to a restaurant after fire their sunday l and he is going to rebuild asd matt wright heard from michael symon and is reporting from tremont. >> michael symon says that it is all hands on deck to sort through all of this to geton it what you situated, now it is lights out and it is closed until further notice to debris out of michael symon salida restaurant. >> in a sad looking, it is not in good shape and it's going to be a while till it is functioning well we but we look at that as an opportunity to redo stackck the fire department says flames broke out near the pizza oven and they are for kitchen around 145 sunday, then spread across the second floor though they were seriously injured. >> be opened at 19 years ago before changing the name to lolita, fema wesley roebuck corporation executive director since he took a risk, neighborhood and it became an institution. >> and was instrumental to start the foodie scene>> in the tremont neighborhood and have michael and a big win for everybody. >> in a facebook post, he described the d

. >> reporter: deb roberts lost her son, michael holland. deb, do you have an opinion on where responsibility lies in this? >> i'm not a professional, i'm not an engineer. i'm a business manager. i think it was a series of unfortunate events, and without any other information, i truly blame it on hurricane joaquin. >> reporter: glenn, in your estimation, where does the responsibility for this lie? >> squarely on tote maritime. you've got to understand, commercial shipping, they've got to keep that ship moving to make money. that's the whole horror of this tragedy. 33 people died so that frozen chickens could be delivered on that's it. >> reporter: the safety board told us that tote maritime, the owner, is cooperating fully. tote declined to talk to us, other than to say it created a fund for the families and that "el faro" was regularly maintained. the ship had past two inspections. a week after we left, the two bridge decks were located about a half mile from the ship. the windows were blown out. the voyage data recorder was not there. but

michael will tell us. the roads are slick, be careful. careful. robert: repair work starts on several end train . the work will not be done for quite some time. the deal has reached to cut down on the number of horse-drawn carriages. we have all the details on some consider him to be the most hated man in america. he is speaking out in an exclusive energy interview with "fox 5 news". you will see what sparked the outrage. juliet: i can't wait to hear how he got the interview. good for him! i am juliet huddy . robert: im robert moses and i'm in for ben simmoneau. we are glad you are here. we will see the snow . i wasn't prepared for it. juliet: i have never seen snow on a beach. the snow does not stop the servers. ! we did get a little bit of snow. nothing much tremendous. we will take anything we can get . this is what we saw yesterday. still opportunity for snow to come through. it's an inch of snow and orient and islip. bridgeport is that one 10th of an inch. the temperatures at central park at 290 with a partly cloudy sky and the wind is pretty

. >> reporter: deb roberts lost her son, michael holland. deb, do you have an opinion on where responsibility lies in this? >> i'm not a professional, i'm not an engineer. i'm a business manager. i think it was a series of unfortunate events, and without any other information, i truly blame it on hurricane joaquin. >> reporter: glenn, in your responsibility for this lie? >> squarely on tote maritime. you've got to understand, commercial shipping, they've got to keep that ship moving to make money. that's the whole horror of this tragedy. 33 people died so that frozen chickens could be delivered on time in puerto rico. that's it. >> reporter: the safety board told us that tote maritime, the owner, is cooperating fully. tote declined to talk to us, other than to say it created a fund for the families and that "el faro" was regularly maintained. the ship had past two inspections in the months before the accident. a week after we left, apache located those two bridge decks about half a mile from the ship. the windows were blown out. the voyage d

alix: that was robert kaplan speaking with michael mckee. coming up in the next 20 minutes, brazil's economy may be heading for a recession. brookfield ceo bruce blatt is diving in headfirst. why he is betting billions on the south american economy. oils big morning. the rally putters out and now oil is flat. harold hamp says do not give up on show. the federal reserve released its base book in an hour. the reports give a much-needed lift to the markets? -- will reports give a much-needed lift the markets? ♪ alix: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i'm alix steel. brookfield asset management world's second-largest alternative asset manager only behind blackstone group the toronto-based company focuses on real estate, renewable energy, and infrastructure. erik schatzker sat down with bruce platfor for an exclusive ember interview. he explains why he is putting big money into brazil. bit of a mess right now, but this country is going to come around. we have had a history of being there for a long time. we have continued to put money into t

. >> reporter: michael floyd found in a third floor apartment. houston says floyd's brother robert frantically tried to get inside to save him but the smoke just too thick. >> his brother didn't make it. there's nothing there. >> what's that like seeing him? >> his brother is just in shock. and when they told him the fire department told him, your brother burned to a crisp. >>> authorities are determining this was a suspicious fire. >> it's unusual the fire would start in a staircase. the fire marshals are doing the investigation. >> reporter: now the cause of this fire is still under investigation. residents here are now left homeless on new year's day and one man losing something he brother 56-year-old michael floyd. reporting live in bedford. >>> new at 11:00, it's not the typical place you would expect to be robbed but it's where the suspect is preying on his victims each and every time. inside an elevator. all of the attacks happening within a half mile radium. >> reporter: sade, these women trapped in an assailant that robbed them of their

. >> let's let robert respond here. >> so michael, i applaud secretary clinton's plans to expand health care coverage, but i don't think it goes far enough. if she can save $6,000 per american and $9,400 to employers there by opening the door to employing more people and or raising salaries or wages then i'll be very impressed, but at this point it seems to be only senator sanders promising those things. >> i think those promises, they're empty. you don't want to promise things that are extremely difficult to deliver and in the process of doing that undo the gains that we fought so hard to get. i think obamacare is a sing yar achievement -- i think obamacare is an achievement that secretary clinton has a clear plan to build on that. and i think -- >> michael, let me interject this before we go. it is arguable that everything each of the candidates is proposing in taxation and health care is theoretically impossible if -- especially if paul ryan is the speakerer of the house because this legislation would have to begin as the constitution requires in the house of representatives. it woul

michael vickers and mr. robert ford, former ambassador to syria. the committee members have their complete background information. those were only the last jobs these guys had. again, thank you all for being here. without objection, your complete written statement will be made part of the record. and we would like to hear any oral comments that you would like to make at this time. mr. morrell? >> thank you. chairman, congresswoman, members of the committee, good morning and thank you for the invitation to be here today to talk about an extremely important national security challenge facing our nation. it's an honor to be here. indeed, i'm humbled that you have asked me here to hear my thoughts. and it's good to see so many old friend both on the committee and here at the table with me. i plan on keeping my opening remarks short. over the years i've come to understand that questions and answers are much more effective way to get to understanding than hearing somebody read a long testimony. let me start with the bottom line. i believe isis poses a si

to robert e. lee'ssword. there is so much memorabilia. you can actually take a week and never see everything i this room. >> are you on the wheaties box? you better not spread around. >> you turned your house into a museum for the world to see. >> my wife said to me one day, did you ever think about maybe opening your room to the public? it hit me like a ton of it was the happiest that i am in my life is sharing. and, why not share one of the things that you love the most? >> i think once you earn title mr. las vegas, you deserve a home like that. >> yes. >> at last count, he performed live to more than 40 million people. >> during one of the performances, i got to sing a duet of "endless lo with him. and at the end he says, right here. he is a sweetheart. all right. in our birthdays, which celebrity was crowned high school prom king? is it seth mike myers or verne troyer? we'll be right back. >>> www.etonline.com is your 24/7 destination for breaking entertainment news. we have the latest on all

speaking of that, another one in tomorrow, michael mckee with dallas fed president robert kaplan. he was the surprise pick by the dallas fed. this is an important conversation with robert kaplan. from london, "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance" from london. lots going on today. let's get right to a business flash with vonnie quinn in new york. vonnie: two chinese companies are among those bidding for general electric's home appliances business. they are each offering more than $3 billion. ge agreed to sell the unit, but antitrust concerns killed the deal. alcoa's fourth quarter is splitting -- shows the company is splitting in two later this year. growing demand for alcoa's auto and plane parts, alcoa says aerospace sales are at 9%. snapchat video is catching up to facebook. snapchat is delivering more than 7 billion video hits a day. becauseals facebook there are 15 times as many users -- which has 15 times as many users. 4000 jobs will become from upstream worldwide in 2016, 600 jobs within the north sea. there is a mix of headline