here is vonnie quinn.onnie: john kerry is in boston to have his broken leg treated. he arrived last night on a military flight from switzerland. he broke his leg sunday while cycling in france. there is no word yet whether he will need surgery. he will probably have to limit travel, which could complicate efforts to reach a compromise on a ramp's nuclear -- on iran's nuclear program at the end of the month. the yen has fallen 30% since 2012. can's central-bank -- herbalife has gone on the offensive against its nemesis, bill lachman. the nutritional supplement company called bill lachman -- bill -- has called the company a pyramid scheme. herbalife denies the allegations. i'm afraid i can never do herbalife stores without thinking -- is it harerbalife or "erbalife"? tom: let's stagger forward for "bloomberg surveillance." we are going to rajan cutting interest rates. we will get mobile users, a continuing theme of mary meeker and her smart power points that she gave to us last week. then we take a serious l

colin quinn.nd featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 279. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, beautiful crowd! welcome, welcome! wow! hot crowd! hot, hot crowd! welcome, everyone, to "the tonight show." you're here. thank you for being here. [ cheers and applause ] new york city. electric. we're going to have a fun show tonight, a big show tonight. but first, here's what people are talking about. of course, it's the the nba finals. last night the warriors beat the cavs to tie the series at two games a piece. [ cheers and applause ] it's a good series. but, the big story was an embarrassing moment for lebron. [ light laughter ] i guess you've heard this. [ laughter ] or seen this. before the game, lebron accidentally flashed his privates to the tv audience as he adjusted his shorts. yeah, his teammates were like that's not what we meant when we told you to share the ball more. [ laughter ] that's not what we m

here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: the new ceo of deutsche bank will be taking over millions of dollars in legal costs and questions about his strategy. done cry and has been named -- under jane, deutsche bank's chair -- deutsche bank's had the worst performance. >> we are not asking for immediately heads to roll, but really for the supervisory board to take another look at the composition of the management board. we are also not expecting changes within a few weeks, but overall with what has happened it is a good thing for deutsche bank. vonnie: shares of deutsche bank are higher in europe and in the premarket here in the u.s. pressure on greece this morning with g7 leaders meeting in germany am a calling for a final resolution to the impasse that has put greece on the brink. of default. president obama says angela merkel discussed the problem in ukraine. she is likely to tell russia -- in turkey, the prime minister's bid to consolidate power. voters failed to give his party and absolute majority in parliament

quinn, whatever you're about to suggest, please don't. >> quinn: so, you would rather be deported? >> ivy: i have to face reality. >> quinn: [ scoffs ] come on! there's no such thing. look at you. you're panicking inside, you're trying not to seem desperate all of because of what some lowly functionary said to you? i mean, does that seem like reality? look, what did you tell liam exactly? >> ivy: [ sighs ] i said nothing because steffy was there. what i heard was him thinking about breaking up with me for her. >> quinn: no. no, did he say that? >> ivy: well, i mean, no, not in so many words, but i was hiding. they didn't see me. >> quinn: okay. well, you know, you don't have to worry about it then. i mean, one of liam's superpowers is that he can say something that sounds like what the other person wants to hear but, when you break it down, it's not really the case.

colin quinn is after this. ♪ john: race relations is a touchy subject.in quinn has written the coloring book. jerry seinfeld calls it hilarious and brilliant. chris rock says it is like roots with more jokes. nobody is off-limits in your book. you are an equal opportunity offender. what is the state of race relations in america? colin: it is a discussion about having a discussion. people are worried about -- justifiably so -- if you say the wrong thing you get boycotted. people speak generically. john: are you not worried about being fired or boycotted? colin: i don't really have the unemployment. john: you can get fired? colin: you can get boycotted but that would probably help at this point. john: this is informed by being raised in brooklyn. brooklyn is not as racially diverse as it once was. how does the brooklyn of your childhood in form your view of race? colin: it is like i remember happy parts of the childhood. everyone in school together. there was racial tension but it was mixed together at the same time. people crossed over more. they were liv

joining me, vonnie quinn. you and i, carl, in the last two hours have talked about not overselling a market plunge. >> it looks like we have a fairly solid buffer in place, so obviously we did see a reaction in the euro and a reaction in equity markets. that seems to be deteriorating as the world wakes up and processes the news. tom: we are doing better than we were 12 hours ago. vonnie: the dax is down 3.75% now. most of the euro down 1.4% versus the yen. why is that? tom: we saw that from thomas jordan of the swiss national bank. in a moment we will give you insight and perspective all throughout "bloomberg surveillance, including with our erik schatzker. here are top headlines. vonnie: the government of greece is doing whatever it can to make sure it's banking system does not collapse. it is also moving toward an exit from the euro. greek banks will be closed for six days, and the government has imposed capital controls to keep money from pouring out of the country. the ecb has now frozen the limit on how m

let's get to top headlines with vonnie quinn.onnie: a prison worker will be reportedly charged with several crimes in the upstate new york jailbreak. the woman admitted giving the convicts power tools. the two killers are in their seventh day on the run. local towns are in a state of virtual lockdown. goldman sachs wants to get back into the game. bloomberg news reports goldman is investing in software trading infrastructure to keep up with competitors. and we have gotten a glimpse of the first commercial version of virtual reality. facebook has unveiled its oculus goggles. eventual, that eventually, oculus will be designed to receive computer commands. brendan: and they fixed the technology so you no longer get nauseated when using them. tom: this is the decline of western civilization. brendan: this is just kids doing things you do not understand. this is rock 'n roll. tom: i remember throwing one box down the stairs. i actually did that. brendan: on the board but not running the company, dick costol o. now he is out. here's th

colin quinn! >> i love the spin.>> i like to make a big entrance for the crowd. >> i thought the spin was -- are you dizzy? that was tremendous. >> thank you. i could do one, but that's it. >> i understand. let me tell you something "the coloring book," solving race relations in america. i speak on behalf of not just this audience, but the country. >> thank you. >> you have solved america's maybe most devastating and urgent issue -- >> race. >> -- by using america's least influential media. >> the book. >> why didn't you do this in a vine? maybe it would get around. >> i'll periscope it. >> is that a thing? >> apparently not, judging from the eight laughs i got. >> you do social media. your twitter is -- can i say this? >> yeah. which is more pertinent, my twitter or posture? >> your posture invites -- >> conflict. >> -- disdain but also loneliness. >> it's kind of -- to some extent that's pretty accurate. like a guy at the corner of a bar in 1983, he's an alcoholic, but did some writing back in the day. >> let's say

let's get to top headlines with vonnie quinn. vonnie: a very serious may jobs report in 2.5 hours from now. economists predict the economy created 26 thousand jobs last month. the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 5.4%. the big question is whether the labor market is strong enough for the fed to raise interest rates in the next few months. imf director christine lagarde weighed in on that yesterday. christine lagarde: we think there is a place for waiting to raise rates until there are more tangible signs of wage or price inflation than are currently evident. so in other words, we believe that a rate hike would be better off in early 2016. vonnie: later today we will hear from new york fed president will dudley. hackers from china are being blamed for a massive data breach. they broke into office of personnel management community -- personal management computers and stole records of federal employees. alexis tsipras has raised the stakes. he has decided to spur the payment that was used to the imf today. instead, he

joining me, vonnie quinn. joining us as well, the perfect time to have her on, particularly with latin america and puerto rico churning as well. we get to top headlines beginning with greece. vonnie: it is deadline day for greece. the current deadline deal expiring at midnight. greece will miss a 1.7 billion dollars payment to the imf at that point. cash is running out. the banks are still closed and the greek government sets new limits on pension payments. alexis tsipras is daring european leaders to throw his country out of the euro area. alexis tsipras: they will not kick us out of the eurozone. because the cost is immense. the economic cost, the financial burden. if the eurozone is dismantled, the cost of a country in default , often to the european bank with great amounts, is met. vonnie: how will the ecb responded greece does not make the payment to the imf? puerto rico wants to put payments on hold. the u.s. commonwealth has a population of 3.5 million and more debt than two american states. the puerto

here's vonnie quinn. vonnie: an old creditor eurasia group -- the meeting might happen again sunday. greece will not go any farther with proposals to unlock bailout money. llanos varoufakis says the country will not make any more concessions. he says greece remains willing to find a solution, but creditors need to take greece's proposals seriously. greece is -- jeb bush is promising to run a campaign in which he stays true to his beliefs, which have been attacked by conservative spirit in south florida, he announced he is joining the crowded field for the republican presidential nomination. conservatives are skeptical of his views on immigration and education. bush alluded to the fact that he is the son of one president and the brother of another. jeb bush: campaigns are not easy, and they are not supposed to be. i know there are a lot of good people running for president. quite a few, in fact. not one of us deserves the job by right of resume party family, or family narrative. it is nobody's turn, it is

here's vonnie quinn.texas, the white police officer caught on video pushing a black girl to the ground at a pool party has resigned. his actions were called indefensible. he is still being investigated. there is no decision on whether the officer will face arches. there is a report -- will face charges. there is a report that the justice department may charge general motors with making misleading statements and concealing information about the ignition switches. defective ignitions have been linked to more than 100 deaths. who are the highest rated ceo's in america? winners of the choice awards are chosen by worker feedback. google's re: page -- google's larry page is number one. along with mark parker of nike. those are top headlines. tom: let's move forward into the next hour. we will be talking with bob nardelli about corporate m&a. first, cost-cutting with bob nardelli. we will take a digression and look at farming in the east. i think that is what they call it. it is a lot different than farming in i

top headlines -- here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: greece's prime minister is horton hardening his stance. alexis tsipras told a newspaper that european creditors are demanding more cuts to pensions after plundering them for five years -- more cuts to pensions. after plundering for five years, he says they should be more realistic. there is no provision for more financing. jeb bush formally enters the race for republican presidential nomination today. the former florida governor will hold a rally at miami-dade university. over the weekend he put out a pre-announcement called "making a difference." >> many families now have the chance to live lives of purpose and meaning. you can improve the life of people whether it is in the programs for the developing of the disabled, fixing our higher education system -- all of these things can be fixed. vonnie: bush has likely raised a record amount of money, but conservatives in his party have questioned his policies. president obama is back at it today, trying to persuade almost 100 fell

chris and his partner quinn became nocturnal. >> and what we can see right in here, i have made well over a dozen nighttime big game hunting activity cases. >> in his biggest case, stutes and quinn spent months tracking and gathering evidence, eventually busting a commercial poaching case involving convicted felonies who were later found guilty of night hunting, hunting prohibited species, shooting from vehicles, theft, pot growing and illegal gun possession. >> people leaving their house with intentions of bad things, intentions of committing crimes, breaking the law. >> while poachers might get away with it for a while, stute and quinn may be hot on their trail. >> you know what motivates me, i want a convicted felony, i want him covered in blood up to his elbows, with his gun on his back. a pistol on his side, and arms deep in the cavity of some dead animal he just killed in the middle of the night on somebody else's property where he doesn't belong. >> one last question, did he catch his pablo escobar. >> i found close. i found his juvenile cousins or something, somebody down the

tom: let's go to top headlines with vonnie quinn. vonnie: next time we need that -- brendan: edelweiss means always true. vonnie: the small business index, better than forecast. other news this morning, the largest bank in europe hsbc announcing it will cut thousands of jobs in a move aimed at restoring -- they plan to remove 25,000 jobs. another 25,000 will be cut through the sale of operations in turkey and brazil. stuart gulliver, the ceo, is trying to cut costs. he told the sale of overseas operations -- >> that is why we have made the announcements that we have. you will also see that 40% of -- we are going to a the separately on the following pages. i think the brazil and turkish transactions also prove the fact that there are no sacred cows. vonnie: since gulliver took over in 2011, he has announced 87,000 job cuts and reduce the number of countries hsbc operates, from 88 to 73. greece is taking another shot at unlocking bailout funds. bloomberg news reports prime minister alexis tsipras' government has submitted a new budget

let's get to top headlines with vonnie quinn. vonnie: a very serious may jobs report in 2.5 hours from now. economists predict the economy created 26 thousand jobs last month. the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 5.4%. the big question is whether the labor market is strong enough for the fed to raise interest rates in the next few months. imf director christine lagarde

let's get to top headlines with vonnie quinn. vonnie: programs aimed at stopping terrorists have expired. for now, the national security agency can no longer collect american phone records in bulk and search them for links to terrorists. rand paul used senate rules to slow down action on a bill that would keep the programs in place. rand paul: are we going to so blithely give up our freedom, go along and just say take it? i am not going to take it anymore. i do not think the american people are going to take it anymore. vonnie: still, rand paul admits he will probably lose this battle. the senate will likely approve a bill that extends the program. greece and its creditors are blaming each other for lack of progress in bailout talks. "le monde" in an article says that -- a german official says greece has to follow reforms before super stick office months ago. -- before tsipras took office months ago. the country is running out of cash. john kerry's passion for cycling has landed him in the hospital. he broke his leg in a cycling

here is vonnie quinn.world bank's joining the call for caution on interest rates. the bank's chief economist says u.s. economic gauges are mixed. the military fund issued a similar warning last week. the kaiser rates policy could hurt emerging markets. apple is giving iphone users the power to block ads. the feature is part of its new phone operating system. it will be available for safari browsers and block pop-ups on new sites. the system will be launched this fall. jpmorgan's chief snaps back at a leading critic of the banking and distribute jamie dimon says he does not know if elizabeth warren understands the banking system. she says the claim thanks should have been -- time banks should have been broken up after the financial crisis. brendan: fracking is the technology that has the saudis scared but here at home it is a county by county fine. michael porter of harvard business school is the man returned to to understand how competitiveness happens from among a number of other things. dr. porter you ha

here is vonnie quinn.he greek prime minister insisting that his proposals meet the demands of the creditors. outdoor -- afterwards he says that greece is a sovereign state and the government has a mandate. angela merkel says greece and its creditors will get a chance to make a deal when they meet tomorrow. >> that is why we have to fully focus on the finance ministers meeting. it is possible that the three institutions should try to achieve a new agreement. whether they can achieve by thursday, i cannot say. vonnie: greece could miss its payment at by the end of the month. investors are waiting to hear what the fed says about higher interest rates. fed chair janet yellen and other policymakers wrap up their meetings this afternoon. features traders are betting the central bank will keep its interest rate at near zero. at 2:30 eastern, janet yellen will hold a press conference. republicans in congress are considering a new for the fast track trade bill. they want to revise the trade agenda by adding a propo

here now is collin quinn. i know you are being facetious. did grow up in a racially mixed neighborhood. >> yes. >> i didn't. leavitt town was all irish: italians, a lot of jews but no blacks. where was your neighborhood and what did you learn. >> a village back then and i learned well, people like you could -- people could be prejudice without being racist, for example. >> give me an example of that. >> like hey, you are not next, the colored lady was next. then the spanish kid then the china man and then you. individually they are being prejudiced but they are being fair. >> bus they don't know any better back then. >> fair. you don't jump the line. >> but if you did that now the line would be right around your neck. >> oh, yeah. commission formed. >> we open the program more of this cops and minorities and all of that. >> right. >> do you in this book, i went through it but i didn't read it all is there an overarched theme of the book that americans could lessen this racial situation? >> at least we could try like i have ideas but you need

. >> quinn: ooh! that better be my husband. >> deacon: damn straight it better be. >> quinn

here is vonnie quinn.onnie: in boston, a man under surveillance by terrorism investigators was killed in a confrontation with police. authorities say a videotape shows the suspect munged with a knife at a police officer and an fbi agent. they say they wanted to question the man about terrorist-related information. another man has been arrested in the case. instagram is about to get more commercial. the photo app will now open itself to more advertisers allowing companies to link directly to actions. users will be a lot of buy a product with a tap or a download . jamie dimon helped build two of the world's largest banks, and that has made the jpmorgan ceo a rarity. he is a billionaire. his net worth is about 1.1 billion dollars, about half of it in jpmorgan stock. he also has an investment portfolio jumpstarted by the sale of $110 million worth of citigroup shares. he helped create citigroup before being forced out. tom: i would say it is earned. when you look at the price of the stock, these guys are allow

a dozen nighttime big game hunting activity cases. >> reporter: in his biggest case, stutes and quinnonths collecting evidence, busting convicted felonies, later found guilty of night hunting, hunting prohibited species, shooting from illegal vehicles, theft, pot growing, and illegal possession. >> people with intentions of committing a crime, breaking the law. >> reporter: while poachers might get away with it for a while, stute is and quinn may be on their tale. >> i want a convicted felony, i want him covered in blood in his elbows, a gun on his back, a pistol on his side, and his arms deep in the cavity that he had killed on somebody else's property where we didn't belong. >> reporter: did stutes catch his pablo escobar. >> i found his juvenile cousins, somebody down the ladder from him. >> allen martin kpix 5. 5:51 on life's morning multitasking. it's multiple ideas for growing families and drawers with many layers to show exactly what you need. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. you tell us what you want to pa

tom keene, brendan greeley, and vonnie quinn. single best chart and let's do it on the quiet out there. vonnie, the vix closing at an amazing 12.11. the vix 8 years before the crisis. this looks like it was made in chart camp. up goes the vix with all of that fear. down we go. and the regression in the lehman brothers lows. it's to a quieter market. a quiet in equities versus the noise we are seeing in bonds and foreign exchange. vonnie: in foreign exchange, you looking at the euro below 1.12 again. in the last 24 hours. brendan: when i look at that i think about models that are built on the assumption that low volatility means a safe bet. bill: that makes me very worried because people are focusing on the wrong thing. quality is the second -- i'm worried about these fourth moment. skew the third moment. brendan: what does that mean? bill: volatility has come down. but the likelihood of a big event, that is bad has gone up. vonnie: i do not think we have mentioned car ptosis for what? tom: i had to work 10 hours a week. seriously

looking at greece, here is vonnie quinn.finance minister is saying the greek debt crisis is no longer about days but ours. the ministers are starting and meeting right now in brussels to look at a pair of plans. one is from the greek who agreed anonymously earlier, planned. greece says it has not agreed to that one and submitted its own. the ministers say they got less then three hours to present the plan. the greek prime minister alexis tsipras took part in a round of late night meetings. one official says greece projected every group -- rejected every proposed compromise. we could be hours away from momentous supreme court decisions. moldings are due on several milestone courses including same-sex marriage and obamacare. decisions will be released at 10:00 eastern and the judges will adjourn next tuesday. bobby kindle is starting his run -- bobby jindal is starting his run for the run for the bid for the presidential nomination. he is the 13th official gop president candidate. he talked about the basis for his campaign. >>

joining me now is colin quinn. and he says that he has some of the answer. okay.let's solve some of this stuff. let me start off by saying i hate political correctness. >> you don't. it's almost a form of a racial -- it's sort of like pandering in a weird way. >> not in a weird way, it is pandserring. you don't learn anything. >> you can't talk about that. they have to take it. >> and you have to allow people to make mistakes otherwise, you're stuck in the same way. and i watch others and people talk about it all the time. >> and there's almost like a feeling that people are being watched. people are now playing to the people they follow them and go hey, listen you're off the message with that a little bit. they say it ooze a positive thing but then they're writing for the people. >> this is video that's gone viral. >> i see it as this guy is more of a supercome h cop. there's always the one dwie that's too enthusiastic to drop. >> white kids are in the pool. swimming. [ laughter ] >> that's the thing about that. here's the thing about that. there is -- you can ho

. >> we have a lot of guests for you including colin quinn. a one-man show on broadway.now he's published a new book called "the coloring book" and he'll join us here at the table. >>> plus one of america's great chefs, terrance brennan and the cuisine of the sun. we'll find out what that is all about on "the dish." >> and christopher steling. he bought that guitar at a pawn shop but wait till you can see what he can do with it in in our "saturday session." >>> we begin with a standoff in dallas after police headquarters. police said multiple suspects opened fire and one suspect kroev away in an armored van. vicente arenas is in dallas this morning. vicente, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this morning police have blocked off several streets here in the downtown area, and in the last couple of hours, we've heard two loud explosions. one of them came from a pipe bomb that was detonated by police robot. this all started around 12:30 this morning when police say witnesses reported seeing suspects firing from what appeared to be an armored van at bdp headquar

we will take you to vonnie quinn who has breaking news. vonnie: yes, in fact, we have a deal in the energy space today. hes is excelling 50% on midstream assets. they could create a midstream joint venture and it will be valued at $5.35 billion. hess sees the cash proceeds at $3 billion including debt issuance. hess will retain operational control at midstream assets, so yet another deal. again, 5.3 $5 billion is the value. we are not releasing anything happening in early trading just yet. erik: thank you. let's get you started on this morning with five things you need to know right now. we begin with greece, stocks up more than 7% today. the biggest jump since february. this comes as prime minister tsipras continues to talk with greece's creditors. there is another thing to add to this conversation about greece and that has to do with the point of view of standard imports. it is important and so is moody's because if there is a default, they are the one who was going to say, it is in default. stephanie: technically, it has to fall into th

one is mark quinn the u.s. director of small business administration. thank you for coming. and then also we see tara. >> [inaudible] >> yes thank you. san francisco chamber of commerce director of strategic relations. again we thank you. we also have the honorable tom ammiano in and i think he stepped out for just a moment and we want to acknowledge he was in attendance and hopefully will be back shortly. we thank you all for coming and sharing and if there is anything you wanted to share too in this setting we appreciate this moment if you could come forward and share things you're doing and what you're working on specifically in the area of small businesses and information on access for them? food in san francisco isn't just about expensive eat but food for everyone and there's organizations in the city that are doing really good work making sure that healthy food it assessable to everyone. more and more as follows are are becoming interested in upper arlthd they want to joy the open green pace sea know where their food it coming from we'll look at 3 programs talking ushe

here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: domestically, the suspect in the south carolina church massacre will be in court today. dylann roof is suspected of killing nine people. his roommate said he wanted to start a race war and have been planning an attack or six months. one survivor spoke to sylvia johnson and she shares that story with abc news. sylvia: it was just horrible. it was just blood all over the place. she played dead in order to survive in order to get him not to shoot her. vonnie: federal authorities are investigating the killings as a hate crime. european central bank is holding an emergency session over the greek debt crisis today. greek moves closer toward an exit from the euro with finance ministers meeting yesterday. last night in athens, thousands gathered outside parliament demanding that the country find a way to stay in the euro union. alexis tsipras is confident a deal can be reached. european leaders meet in an emergency summit monday. now, the fight over president obama's agenda -- trade a

vonnie quinn has the details.ve a headline out of greecesking for a two year bailout program. this is coming from the prime minister's office. it is difficult to know what the official creditors are making of this request for a two year bailout program from the european stability mechanism. the greek government will seek a viable agreement within the euro. this could be a response to headlines earlier that wolfgang schaeuble said greece will stay in the currency region even if there is a vote to -- a no vote to sunday's referendum. joe: it is hard to know exactly what the details are. there has been -- there were other headlines from schaeuble earlier. it feels like there's a lot of noise happening back channel communications. i'm not sure what this means for the referendum. the details matter a lot with this kind of thing. if you like people are trying to make stuff happen and avoid a disaster -- it feels like people are trying to make stuff happen and avoid a disaster. david: incredible deterioration in the econ

sean quinn sent us this photo of flooding and this is one of those images that we see too often. people should not be thriving in standing water. i sometimes don't think that people understand the swiftness of water. here is another one in st. mary's county. you can see that standing water and people trying to drive through. we have had reports of water rescues. let me show you the rainfall totals. about 3.5" is, we saw about between 2-4 throughout the day today. as of today, it is the second wettest june on record nearly 12 inches of water. only a few more days left, i don't know if we will beat the 2006 record, but nonetheless, it has been a wet month. the heaviest rain is out of here. no more severe weather overnight. this area of low pressure will continue, tracking north. tomorrow, less humid and delightful. we will enjoy this second half of the weekend. tonight, temperatures in the 60's. wind picking up from the south at 10-15. wind tomorrow upward of 20 miles per hour. some concerned that we have to worry about some trees falling down but it will look nice early in the mor

>> the camp is held at the quinn park middle school. >> so are are there spaces available for people? >> yes, definitely spaces are still available. we have two sessions. one is july 13-17. and the second session is july 27-31st. >> now, is this an expensive undertaking or typical of what we get for summer camps? >> typical for summer catches. however, we -- camps. however, we provide lunch and before and after care. it's the typical camp prices during the summer. >> you're not only providing the training but you're a mom. so you are obviously observing something. >> what i realize with her being 12 years old, she has a sense of independence. she doesn't want me to help her all the time. and i just felt that sometimes they still need those tools to through, whether it's making sure their hair is age- appropriate, and making sure they have nice nails and knowing how to eat in public. dining etiquette. and then self-esteem is so very important. just not with yourself, but also learning to embrace others, and building them up. >> how do people get in touch if they want to get involved? >

so chris and his partner, quinn, became nocternal. >> i made a dozen activities cases. >> reporter: in his biggest case they spent months tracking and gathering evidence. eventually busting a commercial poaching case involving convicted felons who were later found guilty of night hunting, hunting endangered species, shooting from vehicles, theft, pot growing and illegal possession. >> people leaving their house with intentions of bad things, intentions of committing crimes, intentions of breaking the law. >> reporter: poachers might get away with it for awhile, they might be hot on their trail. >> you know what motivates me? i want a convicted felon, covered in blood up to his elbows, i want him with his gun ons his back and pistol on has side and his arm deep up in the cavity of some dead animal that he just killed in the middle of night on someone else's property where he does not belong. >> reporter: one last question, did he catch the main guy? >> i found close, i found his juvenile cousins. somebody down the ladder from him. >> reporter: back to you. >> they were named california'

reporting live in san francisco, sergio quinn tan nark -- quintana, abc7 news. >> how california is dealing with a serious prison problem that sets the statute apart from the rest of the nation. >> the bay area beaches that earned a dubious distinction from an environmental group. >>> amazon has a new plan that would let you >>> a state correction official says illegal drugs are rampant in california prisons. stacks show california inmates die from drug overdoses at almost triple the national average. the prisons have sent $8 million this year alone on drug detecting scanners and a new breed of drug sniffing dogs. civil rights advocates say the tactics are intimidating and humiliating. >>> 18 california beaches are being acknowledged for having excellent water quality all year. up in of them in the bay area. while no local beaches made the honor roll for the environmental group, -- heal bay, some made the beach bummer list for bacteria and san nation. one in san cruz was name as one of the worst in the state. other bay area beaches on the bummer's lift can still stick point in san francisco

i'm very pleased to introduce delegate israel o quinn. israel has been a member of the virginia house of delegates since 2011. he in his legislative capacity serves on the committee of commerce and labor which is much akin to energy and commerce. he's a member of the legislative coal and energy commission and serves on the board of directors for the virginia public safety foundation. he's here today as a citizen legislator should be not in his role as a member of the house of dellegates delegates, but an employee at food stores known as food city supermarket chain. as you might gather they do business business in kentucky, virginia and tennessee. and he's here to talk about menu labeling as it impacts the grocery business but probably most importantly that i shouldn't leave out is that israel also attended a fine institution of higher learning when he went to college at emery and henry college which is also my alma mater. so it is really great that you allowed me to introduce my old friend. i yield back. >> thank you. now mr. green, it fi

vonnie quinn, thank you so much.pecting industrial protection -- production to pick up. why did of also much in the first months of the year? because of the stronger dollar. we thought that was abated by now but weak energy prices continue to weigh on factory production. it is something that we are expecting janet yellen to address at the fomc this week. still to come, much more here on "market makers," including chinese shares. they hit a record in the month of may. that story coming up later on in the hour. do not go away. ♪ erik: back to the paris air show. india's mahindra group won a contract with airbus. on his live with us. tell us about this deal you just reached with the airbus. where are you manufacturing all the above and more. anand: we are going to make arrow structure -- arrow structur\erostructure out of india and bangalore. this is out of what we imported out of a factory that was being run in australia. this was machinery and equipment that was already made in the past. in spite of that, it took a lo

here's vonnie quinn.onnie: in southeast alaska, a plane carrying sightseers from a cruise ship has crashed into a cliff. all nine people on board were killed. the crash occurred at a lake about 800 miles southeast of anchorage. the passengers hobb a cruise the holland america ship. air bnb could push the company's valuation to $24 billion. financing has been driven by investment firms in both the u.s. and china. the company expects to bring in $1.5 billion. if it succeeds, that would match facebook as the biggest investor round for a private tech company. the popularity of the home rental service is increasing quick until china. in california, a controversial plan to require nearly all public schoolchildren be vaccinated has pass aid major hurdle. protesters demonstrated outside as the state assembly approved the plan. it struck down the state's personal belief exemption. the state senate has passed a similar bill. supporters say california needs a boost to vaccination rates after an outbreak of measles.

. >> reporter: rebecca quinn cares for eight patients here and does not know where to start start. >>t's very frustrating like, i'm just -- there's a lot of cleaning up we're having to do. >> it's tough. i'll physical that you. you have to learn how to deal with this. >> reporter: meantime city officials over see the recovery. >> i'm sure the city will be happy to tell us just what services they will be able to get to make sure their houses are made whole and i'm curious to find out what's going to happen witness vehicles as well. >> reporter: water department plans to study this large chunk of the main that blew off. >> that main will be going towards diagnostic testing to see if we can identify a cause in this break. >> reporter: another life look at crew members here in that hole. they'll be working till 7:00 o'clock. water department tells us they're not sure exactly what they're looking at yet in terms of the damage here how about this happened. once they figure that out, once they inspect, they can figure out what parts they need to order and make those repairs but they say righ

reporting live in san fransco, sergio quinn tan nark -- quintana, abc7 news. >> how california is dealing with a serious prison problem that sets the statute apart from the rest of the nation. >> the bay area beaches that earned a bious distinction from an environmental group. >>> amazon has a new plan that would let you co on his quest, jackearched the globe for a flavorful spice coveted by kings and sultans. at last, he found it. exotic black pepper. jack knew what he had to do. trade his most beloved poession. and that how far jack went to bring you the black pepper cheeseburger. black pepper cheese and peppercorn mayo. the black pepper cheeseburger. taste it before it's gone. >>> a state correction official says illegal drugs are rampant in californi prisons. stacks show california inmates die from drug overdose at almost triple the national average. the prisons have sent $8 million this year alone on drug detecting scaers and a new breed of drug sniffing dogs. civil rightsadvocates say the tactics are intimidating and humiliating. >>> 18 california beaches are being acknowledged for

breaking news of vonnie quinn. stephanie: let's bring in julie hyman. is taken a look at some of the analyst action from this morning starting with a name that is moving quite a bit this week, cigna. julie: cigna has been a company that has been talked about as a potential target. the company is being added to the most preferred list over ubs this morning. the analysts are attracted from a consolidation perspective and an operating perspective, even if the deal does not get done, ubs analyst say that there is a 30% probability that a deal does indeed get done. you can see what the shares have done over the past month, up 16%. shares surging under reports that it would be buying pmg's hair care business and this morning, a citigroup is saying, well, maybe that is not the best idea. it would be a surprise if indeed it would do this since coty said they are not interested in entering her chair and there are potential challenges and integrating this kind of an acquisition at a time when coty is in the midst of a turnaround. i want to take it step back as we

chris rock and colin quinn have shared similar feelings about political correctness. michelle your dad wrote for johnny carson. are funny like these on to something? >> he would laugh that hollywood liberals are upset about political correctness. this is the product of liberals. this is the monster they've created. i'm going to stand up for millennials and say this is because of liberals in my parents generation that have coddled children and told them to be offended. look at the colleges that millennials go to and the schools they go to. they are not free speech zones. they can't say anything without being disciplined. so i think that it's -- it's my parents' generation. >> let's go to one of those. the thoughts on the comedy michelle's parents' generation probably wouldn't go over very well in this generation. >> well i don't think that's necessarily true. i think part of it is just what you said the pervasive part of college professors and all that talking about oh we have to have equality. and we have to have versediversity and do all of these things. i was lookin