and now we can all go home. >> and brad? >> obviously brad was upset. he knows and feels that this is not over. >> in 2013, an appeals court overturned bradley cooper's conviction. deciding the judge should have allowed more defense testimony regarding the laptop evidence. a new trial was ordered. but while awaiting his second trial, cooper pleaded guilty to second degree murder, and was sentenced to approximately 12 to 15 years. and nancy there's a black granite bench in cary park, the police she once ran, her adopted town's way of remembering. the cooper girls bella and katie are growing up in canada with nancy's twin sister krista and her husband jim. their cousins were with them the day we came to call, and so, seven little girls scampered happily about, their pleasure infectious. and for the adults, bittersweet. >> here we go. >> sad that nancy's not here seeing it. >> absolutely. that's the tough part for me. >> what do they understand about mother and father? >> what we've told them is that mommy nancy was killed by a bad man. and but she's in he

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brad: indeed. >> that's our responsibility. brad: thank you for joining us. coming up, the japanese aerospace exploration agency is beaming back photos from a rover on an asteroid. why this mission could be key for the future of interplanetary space travel. this weekend we bring you our best interviews from the week, including outspoken salesforce ceo marc benioff on sharing of title and his thoughts on regulating the tech industry. tune in this saturday for the best of bloomberg technology. this is bloomberg. ♪ brad: i japan aerospace historyon agency made this saturday becoming the first country to land unmanned rovers on an asteroid. launch in 2014, the goal is to bring back a sample from beneath the surface of the r.e.u.g.a asteroid 280 kilometers from earth. they went to see an asteroid could bring water to earth. this week, two hopping rovers sent back images. some say this mission is a first step towards the first business of -- the future business of asteroid mining. tom, thanks for joining us. tom: i spoke in a separate interview with the president

on my website, brad thor.com. if you want to sever the most recent one, spymaster, either way i hope you'll be happy and they'll i'll cut you a longtime reader after this. >> host: we discussed this towards the beginning of the show, but let's revisit chari tweeting in. what is in store for scott hardbacks? any future book plans and while writing books you take into account recent world events? >> guest: great question. i do take into consideration world events than i do make sure that i am keeping up with what is happening in the world. as far as what is next, i know everything that has happened in spymaster and you haven't had a chance to read it yet here that is coming for you tuesday. i hope you're beginning the book when it comes out. you will see the seeds of a lot more future things coming for him as soon as you raise there. -- "blowback" that i hate to be so coy with you, but i've got some specific things. i joke around with my friend that if i put out too much in the public sphere that jim and steve will

he sits in the front and then they say brad thor and there's a brad thor bucket on the seat next to him. >> it back to your mother, another theme in your book is the sixth sense that agent seemed to have. >> i am a big believer in that man is the only animal that ignores their intuition. we have a rule in my house which is the only time you can use earbuds is when you're in the house. you don't get to shut off your hearing outside. i remember i knew some folks in times square where there is a horrible killing where the man had driven his car down the sidewalk and it injured people in times square. i had a talk with my children saying it happened quickly, it may not have made the difference if you had earbuds in a but if you realize are you had a fraction of a second to hear what of it made a difference? if you talk to people who put their lives on the line they talk about not believing in coincidence and things like this. and fleming was the one that first time his chance, -- the third time is enemy action. there's a certain thing that you can't teach. i think that comes from trusting i

and brad kavanagh the rest of their life. and brad kava nagh is the rest of their life. and brad kavanagh is a conservativejudge with strong feelings, for example, on issues like abortion and lgbt issues. —— brett kavanaugh. moving the court in that conservative direction is something that donald trump was dizzy with brett kavanaugh. but this is not a done deal yet. that is partly because of these allegations which will be tested at the senate judiciary committee. will be a difficult hearing, but you can imagine during this, you have effectively senators who tried to balance two stories: the one coming from christine blasey ford, who says that she was actually assaulted and felt that brad kavanagh assaulted and felt that brad kava nagh tried to assaulted and felt that brad kavanagh tried to rape her. and from brad kavanagh who says that is not the case and is defending his revision as he goes to this importantjob. revision as he goes to this important job. —— brett revision as he goes to this importantjob. —— brett kavanaugh. it is amazing that a man who has

we have exclusive new details on brad and angelina's high profile divorce. could their finally be a cease fire? >> we will always be a family and we will get through this time and hopefully be a stronger family. >> our quote from a source, angelina finally realized her behavior backfired. she started to see a change in the kids' behavior because they missed their dad. angie said she felt a lot of guilt because the kids were very sad. so now she is trying a different tact. >> "e.t." has learned the once bitter exes recently set up a secret meeting at angelina's house in l.a. to work out how much time brad could spend with maddox, pax, shiloh, zahara, knox and vivienne. the agreement, when brad's not on set of "once upon a time in hollywood," he gets at least four hours a day with his children. also, brad is allowed to text the kids without angie monitoring the exchange. >> i'm so lucky that i have a job where i can bring my children to work. i just have to schedule things properly and make sure i don't get overwhelmed. angina i die' been talking the kids shop

emily: brad? brad: it seems excessive, with one trillion in 2018 would have surprised me as well. amazon makes a lot of bets, plants a lot of seeds. alexa is one of them that is leading the voice market. if they bring that into cars and enterprise and workplace, i see a lot of different opportunities. emily: too bad you could buy shares on that day in 1999. ivan, thank you -- brad stone and iven, thank you. . sheryl sandberg and jack dorsey get ready for their congressional hearings. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the radio app, bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: representatives from the two biggest social media platforms are set to testify before congress on wednesday. sheryl sandberg and jack dorsey are facing questions on their progress in fighting russian election meddling and more. the two appear together in from beforein front of them dorsey has the solo hearing. they will be fearing -- feeling the heat. washington,ow from our next guest testified on russian influence and bloomberg opinion columnist

bush former deputy assistant brad blakeman. brad your reaction to this. >> president obama should be ashamed of himself to reappear and to take credit for the economy in one breath and then claim that you embrace the socialistic democratic platform on the other, you know if it wasn't for the trump tax cuts we wouldn't be seeing kind of prosperity we're seeing today. small business confidence is through the roof. medium household income up 4%. blue collar benefits and wages up more than has been in 10 years. we're seeing more small businesses starting in america. this all can betrayed back to the trump tax plan and economic policy of deregulation. you can't take in one hand, mr. obama, credit for the economy based on tax cuts and then to the socialism in the next. liz: if he's going to take credit for the economy that means he's for the tax cuts. >> absolutely. liz: you know what's interesting brad all of the naysayers when trump was elected talking larry summers, mark cuban, msnbc anchors, my question to them is did any of you

emily: 3t, brad. brad: it seems excessive but $1 trillion in 2018 would have surprised me also. an amazon plant a lot of seeds. alexa is one of them, it is a new computing platform and is leading this voice market. if they bring that into vehicles and to the workplace, then i see a lot of different opportunities for amazon. emily: that was "bloomberg techs" brad stone and ivan feinseth uber is introducing a number of features to make passengers. they plan to check up on you to make sure all was ok. there will be an emergency button for drivers and voice-activated commands. coming up, dating app bumble, where women make the first move, has been battling tinder in court, and fending off facebook's efforts to get into the dating market. we will hear from the ceo. a defense contractor launching the market search for the latest artificial intelligence innovation with a challenge to drone racers. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: china is said to be exploring a megamerger between two of the nation's three wireless carriers. a merger between china telecom and china unicom would help gain a

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please welcome brad garrett! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i forget sometimes how big you are. i went to hug you, i felt that you were going to pick me up and burp me. >> i was thinking of feeding you, actually. [ laughter ] wonderful, i think they think i'm kramer. [ laughter ] that's starting to happen in my career. they're not sure where they know me. >> jimmy: is that right? >> kramer! and i play it off. play it off. >> jimmy: are you still living in las vegas for part of the year? >> i have my comedy club there at the mgm in the base sglmt a g tuhuh>> nextopretzel. have ady club, in the basement. >> it is. step over the urine and i'm right there off to the side. it's convenient. >> jimmy: do you feel at home in las vegas? i grew up in las vegas. >> i know you did, and i -- i'm there half the time and i got a little dog, actually. a therapy -- you're not going to believe, i've always been a big dog person. and the fiancee brought home a tea cup yorkie. >> jimmy: oh. >> and i am -- well, i have a rule.

brad? nope. we have lost brad. you can see just how powerful those wind are picking up and if you have ever been in a hurricane and out reporting in a hurricane. when that wind starts whipping that rain across your face it can feel like pinpricks or nails. going in. that's powerful stuff. we'll make sure brad is safe there. we thank him for that. is he okay? can you see him? >> we're good. can you see me? >> we got you back. how are you feeling out there? >> do you have a sense from your experience of how high those wind gusts are? >> we started when we started with you probably in an hour ago, we were just over 70 miles per hour. may guess is we're still -- deal with 140 miles per hour. so when you look at it that way. everything is good right now. we have seen through here is some of the fiberglass which i expect is from some of the roofing in the area. we're in a business park. we're behind a grocery store behind a sporting good store. and hiding in the best spot we can. i'm standing out in the area where there'

emily: sarah, brad, thank you. brad, you'll be here later too. all right. speaking of amazon partnerships, tune in tomorrow to hear from j. crew c.e.o. after their recent announcement that it would start selling some of its times from the j. crew line on amazon. coming up, further consolidation in the music space. sirius x.m. is set to buy pandora in a $3.5 billion deal. we'll have more on that next. and check us out at technology and follow our breaking news network tick tock on twitter. this is bloomberg d. ♪ emily: in deal news. sirius x.m. will acquire pandora in a $3.5 billion deal. it a-- it allows sirius to expand into online music. joining us now to talk about the details, bloomberg intelligence. so how does sirius plan to integrate pandora into the service? >> the idea is first of all this deal was a long time coming. the idea here is like sirius is big in autos and pandora gives them a large pool of streaming service users. what they plan to do is, a from a defensive side, protect automotive by have additional presence, and, b, -- [inaudible] --

emily: sarah, brad, thank you. brad, you'll be here later too. all right. speaking of amazon partnerships, tune in tomorrow to hear from j. crew c.e.o. after their recent announcement that it would start selling some of its items from the j. crew line on amazon. coming up, further consolidation in the music space. siriusxm is set to buy pandora in a $3.5 billion deal. we'll have more on that next. and check us out at technology and follow our breaking news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ we have built our own infrastructure even before the launch. we have built 2,500 kilometers of railroads. is we of the keys for us are trending in a very good way of making money and business. >> already i can tell you the of containment from of contain china to europe grows twice inside every year for the past seven years. > so we agreed between china and kazakhstan to develop this special economic zone which will help develop the trade. >> this represents the borderline. the chinese side is almost fully developed. emily: in deal news. siriusxm will acqui

brad is here. brad, that's dog food. there we go. there ar >> gripstics. this will seal any kind of snack bag, whether it's chips, frozen foods, cereal. this will seal it right across they've got the big handle ones. we're cheating. this is only like a four-pound but will hold a 50-pound bag of dog food and they are fabulous and come in big sets, normally $19 to $20 but these are all slashed more that in half, $8 to $10 per set. life changers. >> we have another deal right here. hello, beautiful. >> fit + fresh. these are insulated lunch bags but also on the inside have portion control containers so great for taking lunch, snacks, adults or kids. we have a huge variety online. you guys are like oohing and aahing. >> i get it for the makeup and jewelry but the handle. >> gripsticks deserve that. so this is a huge assortment we have only like a tiny bit. we have a lot from fit + fresh. >> these are built-in ice packs. >> throw them in the freezer. >> yes. [ applause ] >> that's an aah. you know how to work it. normally $10 to $60 depending on the set you cho

david: here to react, brad blakeman, former bush 43 senior staffer. howard kurtz, senior analyst and host of "media buzz" on fox news channel. howard, talk about the journalism of all this first. i was op-ed tore of "the wall street journal" i would never allowed a piece like this to appear without a byline. the raider deserves to know, the reader in an opinion piece the reader deserves to know so they can fact check and judge veracity of person writing the piece, right? >> first of all this unnamed official i'm calling deep state throat commit ad spectacular act of political betrayal against the president he works for. and you know, he also undermined, even if you grant, he is one of the adults, trying to restrain anker rattic president he undermined his own cause because he obviously infuriated the president. david: did "the new york times" undermine journalism doing what they did? >> i will not agree with that because if this is senior person and credible person sending a distressed signal from inside the palace i think it is clearly newsworthy. fr

. >> what did brad say? >> he said he was nervous for me. i was nervous for me. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> hi everybody. thanks for joining us. we're so excited. just three more days until tv's biggest night. >> let's check in with elf kn frazier. he's inside emmy central. >> ladies this is where it goes down sunday night. the seat cards are out and final preparations are being made. i'll tell you everything to expect later. >> let's get started with tonight's top stories. >> a source tells "e.t." justin bieber and his fiance hailey baldwin obtained a marriage license yesterday in new york city. new york law allows couples sixty days to get married after the license is issued. after several media outlets falsely reported they tied the knot haley quantified tweeting i'm not married yet. >> a source tells "e.t." that ben affleck will end his rehab stint next week. >> ben! >> that's ben today back at his place for his daily homework out. we're told the actor has only committed himself to a 28-day program, even though his ex jen garn

officials say brad shot the store owner in brad shot the officials say brad shot the store owner in the shoulder. then-- the three of them made their way into the parking lot just as a deputy arrived on scene. < "when he got there, shots were being fired. so obviously it was a hot scene at that point."><"they've been such a strong presence in the community for so many years that, i mean, it just goes to show you never know what's going on in somebody's life behind closed doors."> the shop owner was able to escape when the struggle continued outside the store. the shots fired during the struggle killed mary just before her husband brad turned the gun on himself. police say all three of the people involved were close friends. (grant) in the north bay.....finding a gas station with cheap prices is attractive to most... but a vocal group called "no gas here" is opposing a plan to build a safeway gas station in their city. kron 4's dan kerman has more from petaluma. sotnobody in the east side of petaluma wants this for their kidsadriann saslow lives on the eastside of petaluma, in a

. >>> all this plus brad pitt sued. his charity accused of selling defective homes to ka tina survivors. >>> an american woman and young son fight for their lives after a dangerous encounter with a giraffe at an animal park. >>> and holding the line. >> you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in any life. >> the umpire at the u.s. open breaks his silence. why he is standing by his call. today, wednesday, september 12th, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." thank you for being with us on a wednesday morning. and at the top, what they're calling the storm of a lifetime. want to get right to the latest on hurricane florence. >> the governor is calling a monster. look how massive this storm is, bigger than the state of michigan. it could be a storm of a lifetime. >> massive evacuations are under way, creating gridlock on highways and long lines at gas stations and the shelters are now being

so brad is right. you need the government, you need the private sector, you need institutional and civic leadership but you have to have a vision of what it is you are trying to accomplish and how. i don't know that we are trying to get our message across in any systematic innovative way other voa radio for europe and which are great organizations but are handicapped. to the russian or pro-putin community, let me take the war home to putin. there is no reason why the democratic national commission would be the only ones that are taxed. no reason we can't try to find out where his bank accounts are and his money is and go public with how much he and his buddies have stolen from the russian people whose condition gets worse day by day. that kind of information is true information, not rep. guinta:, incredibly reported, reliably sourced and is a force multiplier. >> that's exactly right. >> i would add a couple points on that. outside of growing the resiliency of a society to these types of operations tha

jimmy: oh, come on. >> i swear to you, brad pitt owed up at my birthday. i did not invite him. as the big take-away fro the birthday. >> jimmy: he's the best. >> he's the best. there are not many people who my party -- becaus had a -- we had a bunch of people who were on television and film, and -- but everyone walked in and was like, "you're not going to believe who's here." [ light laughter ] brad pitt's here. and he came up t-me and said a mutual friend brought him, and he walked up to me and said, "happy birthday, nick kroll." ulke knowing how weird it be to hear from brad pitt, like happy birthday and your name, d -- [ laughter ] and i go -- "i have a pudding httruck." [ la ] >> jimmy: "i have a pudding truck?" >> i have a pudding truck. that was like all i could think of to say to him, because i had gotten a pudding truck for m birthday. >> jimmy: you actually did get a pudding truck? >> yeah, i got a pudding truck >> jimmy: i didn't even know that exists. >> yeah, you can get a pudding truck. it's great. gea pudding truck, and brad pitt will show up

what are you seeing, brad? >> when the president's talking about the american people or the policies that are happening, his numbers are better. when the president's talking about the president, his numbers are worse. and i think that that is a lesson to take forward for him, and we'll see where october goes. you know, a key group of people in the election are people who think that things are going pretty well under the president. but they're still not completely in love with his style. >> nick mulvaney had that quote i'm still sort of laughing that was overheard from the fund-raiser that everybody seemed to get audio of, by the way, he said, if he could take the president out of the equation, republicans will be fine. okay. and if tom brady stopped being the quarterback of the patriots, the jets might win the division, right? >> you can't do that, and yet at the same time there's a number of people in the base who don't want to take the president out of the equation. >> probably a number of candidates that nee

brian: brad? brad: i am brad oliver. i am from montana. i teach government, and we cover everything from psychology, economics, politics, a variety. brian: let me change topics a little bit. what have you done, if anything, about all of the school shootings in a country over the years, and how does that change the atmosphere in your school? brad: it hasn't. it -- i go to a lot of conferences, and a lot of my good friends i have met, i have met julian in a conference before, and another friend of mine who is a teacher in new jersey. it was interesting when parkland happened because he called me up and said, i want to get the other side of the story because my students are all for change. and they think this is a tipping point. so i said, based upon my experience with the students and their interactions i've had, they don't see anything. it doesn't affect them whatsoever. and so, we had a nice conversation between the two of us, which led to a great conversation the next day with the students. i shared what his students were telling him and

. >> clerk: jenny davis, brad spiller, brad wilford. >> hello, everybody. i want to make this short and direct. i really do think this is a perfect opportunity for our community. been down to 2.5%. i'm elated with it. thank you very much. >> chairman brinkman: thank you, mr. davis. next speaker, please. >> clerk: larry spiller, followed by brad wilford and patrick troverd. >> i'm larry spiller i represent giving something back. i'm a lifetime resident. lime is one of the only companies that operated scooters that reached out to the west. and it provided 47 jobs for people in the western addition. the seniors have started a petition, because they looked at things that they were offering. they were looking forward to interventions with the safety programs. so i think they're a leading company that was left out and they were the only companies doing the work and came over. ford didn't offer anything. and they got four docking stations, haight, laguna, and on fillmore. those are some of the hottest spots. you know what i'm saying? i've been there my entire life

brad: the kind of market decides that. clearly, it is. these are all rational actors that are buying. amazon stock. this is a company that has executed extraordinarily well in the last 10 years. the increasing success of the fulfillment by amazon, where amazon turns its warehouses over to third parties. all of the things it does so well, i mean, and online retail is still 5% of total retail in the u.s.. it is much smaller than other markets, so i think some of the optimism is investors rationally amazon and seeing that is an extraordinarily well-run company in markets that have so much room for growth. emily: oil prices crashed. do you see some big potential challenge or headwinds out there that could lead to some downside risk here? >> there could be with at recent run-up and the long-term run-up, there could be some profit taking. there is a lot of value in a number of other leading technology stocks, specifically google. i think that google is a tremendous value here. it has not increased and is not trade at the valuation that amazon d

we're going to dig into what's going on, and i want to start with you, brad smith. people tell us federal election laws are arcane, they are arcane. too damn many of them. but that said, people want them. they keep demanding less money, less money in politics. i want to ask you a question, if there's an individual when makes a payment from their own pocket or from their own company, or they direct their private lawyer to make a payment whom they later reimburse even if they don't reimburse, also from the same funds, to enter into a non-disclosure agreement with an individual, a non-disclosure agreement with an individual, involving alleged activity that preceded this individual's candidacy for any federal office. is that a campaign contribution? >> short answer there is no. mark: and why not? >> well, it's not because it doesn't arise out of the campaign, and the key thing that you said there, mark, is that this happened before the campaign was going on. the events that give rise to it. and under the federal election campaign act, anything one spends to campaign is

thank you to brad and alyssa for inviting me and to brad for that lovely introduction. thank you to sally who is such a dear friend and supporter of this book. for at least 15 years every time i see her has done what you are never supposed to do as a friend and author, which is, where's the book. how is it going? why did i write this book? it's true if you shook me in the middle of the night said who are you, i do see myself as a political reporter with my first love of covering elections and political conflicts. so, the first reason i wanted to write this book was that i think religion is so important. yet, it is so filled with conflict that there was room to write a narrative history that would read like a great political story. that is what i tried to do in this book. so, i searched out episodes that were reviewing, that were full of conflict, of larger-than-life personalities. once when i found out that in 1850 the rabbi of a congregation in albany, congressman who later went on to be the founder of a judaism, he got into a fist fight with the president of his congr

as brad knows. if you talk to people, they, you know, management level, border, international broadcasting. and so on. oh, we can't do this, that's propaganda. we don't do propaganda, you know. private corporations have been remiss. on facebook, we see just how bad facebook has been about protecting our privacy. they're not alone. we've had a lot of mismanagement. you know, those of us who were in civil service like you used to joke that, your records are in china because of the great scandal six, seven years ago. omb records all went -- were stolen by china. whole bunch of other things going on out there. so brad's right, you need government, you need private sector. you need institutional leadership but also has to be a vision of what is it you're trying to accomplish, by what means and how? i don't know that we're trying to get our message across in any kind of really systemic innovative way. oa great organizations but are handicap. to the russian or pro-putin community. i would take the war home

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gwyneth paltrow and brad falchuk are planning to wed this weekend at her home in the hamptons. she was spotted out yesterday in new york shopping for lingerie. in april, they had a star-studded engagement party. jennifer aniston, kate hudson, but the nuptials will be more intimate. >> i'm too old. i got to be like, i got to dial it back. >> a lady is never too old to have a white dress and big ring, honey. that's a good thing. >> and we love this idea. john legend wedding singer? ♪ ♪ loves all of you >> get married again? >> oh, my god. >> john's wife chrissy teigen made the offer yesterday on gwyneth paltrow's goop pod cast. >> i can't afford that. >> you can. i promise you. you can. we're very generous. >> as for a prenup, howard stern brought up the topic with gwyneth paltrow. >> prenup, you got to work that out. >> really? >> brad is a longtime collaborator with producer ryan murphy and executive producer of america horror story. ♪ whe the couple met in 2010. she had a recurring role as a substitute teacher. >> i love this. conscious coupling. wouldn't be surprised if

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. >>> coming up, nonprofit movie star brad pitt under the legal mike scope. >> and what it looks like outside. kari, another beautiful day? >> yeah, amazing. take a look at these skies over san jose. let's go to south san jose with a cooling trend under way with temperatures only in the mid 70s. we'll talk about what's ahead as we coast into the weekend. that's coming up. san francisco-l labs... makers of the juul >>> new this morning, san francisco jewel labs maker of the electronic cigarette are now worth $15 billion. that company has captured a whopping 71% share of the market, according to nielsen. the device looks like a sleek usb flash drive, and flavor pods are packed with nicotine. so the e cigarette has been on sale, and they have been skyrocketing by over 800% in the past year. but controversies really surrounding this with fda regulations and its popularity with teens really could impact the company's future. >> they're easy for teenagers to get to. >>> actor brad pitt is now facing legal trouble, and it has nothing to do with his divorce from angelina jolie. >> the charity