carl: i have a highly uninformed view on this. it was absurd for qatar to get it in the first place. carl: it depends on the investigation. go back to watergate. follow the money. too late to make changes for russia. billion will take $200 to build out the stadium and the rest of the infrastructure. >> that is infrastructure investment. that is negative fallout as well as all of the tourism revenue. there is no good multiplier from building a bunch of stadiums that never get used? alix: if you are looking at the qatar stock market, what do you think? michael: i would probably continue to do what i have been doing, which is avoiding it. alix: thanks so much. carl, always a pleasure. michael, you are sticking with me. what the global bond route is telling us about u.s. stocks. we will tell you more about that and what it means. ♪ alix: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. years of decisions over the world cup's location and who will get the broadcast rights were steered by bribes and kick ax. -- kickbacks. he and others on the

maybe you are simply uninformed. maybe you were unable to try really really hard. i am informing you now there are better ways to do things. i am informing you now there are faster ways to do things. i am informing you now that i would have to testify years from now when your negligence now has enabled another such tragedy done have to testify when someone's weeping survivor tries to sue you into dirt. i would have to testify to the fact that you were present and you were informed. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> happy lgbt pride to everybody in san francisco. supervisor earlier said it three protests that his condo on 17th and market street. yes, there was a wiener roast whole jewish can meet >> can you direct your comments to the board as a whole not individuals >> i am directing my comments to the board as a whole. so, if -- moved into the caster would the casual residence in the gay people of san francisco have to put up with that? some people's eyes, which is representative from that district is rev. fell to the last 25% of our lesbian population as we

some unlicensed tax return preparers may be are preying on uninformed taxpayers. and i didn't exactly see that in the testimony but i know that is one of the possibilities for places where people may be getting the information. to what degree is the i.r.s. working to eliminate these fraudulent taxpayer return people? mr. koskinen: we monitor the tax preparers. we have actually had criminal prosecutions against a number that have taken advantage of their clients. we are concerned about not only criminal tax preparers but uninformed tax preparers. as you know we requested legislation that would allow us to require a minimum qualifications for a tax preparer. you go into particularly low income or immigrant communities you see people advertising, come with us, we'll get you a big refund. they don't say whether they're entitled to it or not but that's basically what they're up to. to the extent we can, we got a voluntary program that provides continuing education for tax payers who want to sign up. if there is a pattern they come from an individual preparer or group o

but rather than serving as the illogical pin as the downtown civic center the old mint stands uninformational on the verge of an embarrassment it is part of a legacy of the economic climate and the staying city as the property owner needs to take a lead to lead the effort of the long aspiration to make it a designation for san franciscans and visitors alike the nexus to our conversation the agenda item to make sure the opportunity is to leverage the anticipated central selma plan and to benefit the old mint as a city owned building the old mint should be a significant beneficiary of melrose community facilities history fund the rebrirt is just beyond our grasp but time to stand up to the exchange and make sure that building that is a pivotal role didn't get kicked to the curve thank you very much. >> at the. >> next speaker. >> and good afternoon, commissioners my name is mike buehler executive director of san francisco heritage the organization that nominee the old mint for the non-endangered list as shown in the enar disregard list the midnight is the illustre but worthy projects in the cou

an informed voter is more likely to make an intelligent decision than an uninformed one. i decided to be informed. >> unfortunately because of the new law, tony cannot vote, because he cannot prove his identity at the polls. >> my state i.d. was expired, so i called the dps, department of public safety and they told me that because my name was changed in 1964, that i could not get an i.d., this is your i.d. card from -- >> dps that expired. >> here's your current voter registration. >> when he was 14, his mother and father were formally married, they decided to change his last name to his father's name. >> ever since 1964, i've had this name, and there's been no problems until this dpsi.d. thing came up. >> you talk to them, birth certificate isn't good enough, because your name changed. we needed name change certificate. we have sent our attorneys from campaign legal center down to the courthouse. >> despite all of our efforts, they can't find the name change vert. i mean, there's no real cut answer as to what the next step is. >> the bureaucrats and politicians are givi

here in the united states, we are very misinformed and uninformed. cuba, they do get a lot of news and they pay attention to that news. if you want me to go to that a bit, i was on national cuban tv about six times while i was there. people would walk up to me in the street and say, "the writer." they were so excited to meet someone who is writing about the history of cuba. this is built into the colts are now. it is part of the culture. amy: jane franklin, thank you for being with us, author and historian of cuba. her book "cuba and the united , states: a chronological history," is now available in spanish and english. she is also the author of, "cuban foreign relations: a chronology 1959-1982." she just gave a talk at the left forum called, "cuba's long resistance to miseries in the name of freedom." when we come back, we look at organic agriculture in cuba. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we continue our coverage of cuba with catherine murphy am a a filmmaker w

and justin says uninformed people that's all this is. the walmart worker probably had no clue.for us. "fox and friends" starts right now. bye. >>> good morning. it is monday june 29. i'm ainsley earhardt filling in for elizabeth this morning. a fox news alert. captured -- look at this david sweat on the run no more. the cold-blooded killer shot twice by police and now lying in critical condition. >> the nightmare is finally over. took 22 days now that we have mr. sweat it gives us the opportunity to ask more questions and provide more facts on the overall situation. >> we are live on the ground straight ahead with peter doocy. >> and republicans fired up about the supreme court ruling on same-sex marriage.

uninformed foreign policy if you rule nick out. we need to make sure that the folks who are most threatened by isis at the moment that we helped make them the best prepared fighters they can be. the the finally we before we go donald trump is going to make announcement on tuesday. do you think he'll be a serious candidate? >> he's a serious guy. only he can determine if he wants to push to be president. the fact is you have to take him seriously if he decides to run. i like him. he's a good friend. we'll see what happens. >> look forward to taking him on? >> if i decide to get into this race i'll take anybody on. you know that. >> governor christie, thank you. >>> we'll bring in from the clinton camp. hillary clinton is running as elizabeth warren as governor christie said. >> he should be focused on running his campaign. what secretary clinton said yesterday, laying out her vision and her agenda for america. she's been fighting for children families and yesterday, she said we need to create an economy where everyday americans and

unless an tax return preparers may are we are preying on uninformed taxpayers. i did not exactly see that in the testimony. but i know that is one of the possibilities for places where people may be getting the information. to what degree is the i.r.s. working to eliminate these fraudulent taxpayer return people? commissioner koskinen: we monitor the tax preparers. we've actually had criminal prosecutions against a number that have taken advantage of their clients. we are concerned about not only criminal tax preparers but uninformed tax preparers. we requested legislation that would allow us to require a minimum qualifications for a tax preparer. to go into low income and immigrant communities, and you'll see people advertising we get you a big refund. they do not say whether you are entitled to it or not. that is what they are up to. so, to the extent we can, we have a voluntary program that provides continuing education for taxpayers who want to sign up. but we monitor fraudulent returns and if there is a pattern that they come from an individual preparer or

and our politics are being driven by people who are uninformed about the facts. we live in a scientific age and our picks are driven by clowns. >> we can all do that. >> i have another question here. >> hold it closer to your mouth, please. >> we have the department of energy for 30 years. and the physicist by background and familiar with big projects. i want to say that i don't -- i think everybody in this group is going to be united in saying they're both indispensable. en that is too often a major accomplishment that is not that singular. i want to vote for oppenheimer anyway. the reason i want to vote for oppenheimer is as a physicist, he was able to express essentially everything i felt and needed both in the psychics and in the social conscience. and the tragedy that happened i think has society for some time that the tragedy of oppenheimer but his ability to articulate the moment both in the science and in this meaning for the world was a leadership quality that had to be there. and so i vote for oppenheimer because i'm a physicist. and my question really

that's the kind of uninformed foreign policy if you rule anything out. we need to make sure that the folks who are most threatened by isis at the moment, which are the folks in the region who want to fight it. that we helped make them the best prepared fighters they can be. >> finally we before we go, donald trump is going to make an announcement on tuesday. do you think he'll be a serious candidate? >> he's a serious guy. he's been a good friend of mine over the years. only he can determine if he wants to push to be president. if he does he's been able to sell almost anything over the course of time. the fact is, you have to take him seriously if he decides to run. we'll see what happens, though. i like him. he's been a good friend. we'll see what happens. >> look forward to taking him on? >> if i decide to get into this race, i'll take anybody on, i think you know that. >> governor christie, thank you. >>> we'll bring in from the hillary clinton camp joel benenson. hillary clinton is running as elizabeth warren, as governor christie said. >> he should

gold medallist will have to defend himself from a positive test two years ago and 25-year-old was uninformeded doping test and had no idea how the substance came in her system and has withdrawn from the australian swimming team for the championships after having a ban in swimming and slammed the antidoping agency. >> we have concern about the length of time that it has taken for swimming and the athlete to be informed of this alleged offense from the 2013 world championships and we have expressed our concern. our priority now is to ensure that the case continues through its due processes and aligns to the policies and we are confident that will do so with policies and practices. we will work both with fina and athlete to ensure that it does comply to the satisfaction of all parties. >> reporter: the chicago blackhawks ice hockey team have been showing off the stanley cup trophy after winning nhl and paraded through the streets of chicago in an open top bus as you can see there after they made their way to the packed soldier field stadium, it's the third stanley cup crown in the past six year

even the unlaces prepares for preying on those uninformed taxpayers i did not see that but that is the possibility where people get that information. to what degree is the irs working through a limit that fraudulent tax payer returned? >> reminder tax preparers preparers, we monitor them and we are concerned about not only criminal tax prepares but we've requested legislation that allow us to have minimum qualifications if you go into immigrant communities people will advertise the you will get you a big refund whether you are entitled or not. tuesday extend to every have a but then to monitor a fraudulent returns. >> i appreciate you being here paul have to put us into temporary recess. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] i might as well as give a couple of questions. the senator from kansas? >> thank you for coming in to come up with some answers just the day coming back from washington on an airplane from kansas in that with the irs. i respond to what he thought was his concern to target those conservative groups to say no no-no. to said rehabed a breach of a cyberattack and one of

we're totally uninformed about it. host: thanks for your call, dave. another call from new york, staten island, john on the line for republicans. looks like we may have lost john there. let's go on to the other side of the country a call from washington, doug is on the line a democrat. caller: hello. host: hey, doug, go ahead. caller: yeah, i have a problem with the trade agreements. years ago i had an opportunity to talk to ron wyden before nafta and he explained how great nafta would be for us and just recently, my employer, former employer built two plants across the board for the mexico and they're shutting our plants town in the u.s. so we're losing our jobs. that pays into my pension. my pension will probably go down. if we look at the past trade agreements they have not helped workers. we have lost. and just recently in the paper yesterday, they were talking about canada and mexico bringing suits in billions of dollars because we want to know what country our meats and vegetables are coming out of and this again, we're giving away our sovereignt

we seen this time after time where individuals are unfortunately making uninformed decisions and to havededicated division where we focus on the needs of athletes and entertainers. let's face it they need unique and challenging life styles as rult relates to how their cash flows and revenues come in. we had an opportunity to have specialized advisers work with these individuals as relates to that and bring if individuals like bart scott and antoine walker that have gone through, experienced things and have conversations and discussions they can relate with connected to a well thought out education program. >> morgan stanley is a good start. you guys do you remember being approached and like preyed upon by people that knew you had some doeg? >> as i continued to make earnings, you know these are critical decisions you are asking young men to make at a very young age. if you give anybody a lot of money, not just an athlete. you think about actors young entertainers, we seen this story too many times. how do you fix it? with education. you have to surround it with good people. too many time

i will say that they're uninformed.ype of punishment as a copy cat punishment. it creates negative attention. those of us that are bystanders and myself included for a long time, we are just as guilty. to have the opportunity to say something about it and speak out against this type of punishment, you know i think this is what this is all about. >> sure. we just showed some video of other parents shaming a their children by buzz cutting theirñy hair or the mother who chewed out her daughter because she was 13 and she said online she was 19 and she was posing in lujjure a. what do you think of the video last month of the mother in baltimore who whacked her son up side the head because he was taking part in the riots down there? >> well you know with that particular parent i don't think that parent had any anticipation that she was trying to post that video on facebook or she was trying to gain any attention to herself. i think she reacted to a situation. however, it was a bit aggressive, but i think#i she reacted to a si

there were uninformed police officers at both levels of the sanctuary.mething written by him focuses on supreme see and says the event that awakened me was the trayvon martin case. the website showed pictures of roof burning american flag and waving a confederate flag. >>> the sheriffs office is searching for a gunman responsible for a deadly freeway shooting. it happened before 3:00 yesterday afternoon on highway 4 near bailey road not far from the pittsburgh bart station. authorities got 911 calls reporting that someone in one car fired shots at another vehicle on the highway causing the second vehicle to crash into the center divide. investigators did find bullet holes in that car and the man who was behind the wheel was later pronounced dead. >> because it's such an extended crime scene, about 300 yards, we had to walk it. there were casings in the roadway and things that would be destroyed if we let people travel on it. >> two and a half hours sitting in traffic bumper to bumper. people cutting up the sides and trying to cut through the traffic. it'

and justin says uninformed people that's all this is. the walmart worker probably had no clue. and that wraps it up for us. "fox and friends" starts right now. bye. >>> good morning. it is monday june 29. i'm ainsley earhardt filling in for elizabeth this morning. a fox news alert. captured -- look at this david sweat on the run no more. the cold-blooded killer shot twice by police and now lying in critical condition. >> the nightmare is finally over. took 22 days now that we have mr. sweat it gives us the opportunity to ask more questions and provide more facts on the overall situation. >> we are live on the ground straight ahead with peter doocy. >> and republicans fired up about the supreme court ruling on same-sex marriage. >> when we believe the courts have a right to bypass the process of law, and we've seen it this week in two cases. >> but is it the court's role to make law? we're going to report and you will decide. >> and it's arnold and me finally one-on-one. >> you know what? i want to show my body too. let's be honest. >> the question is have you gotten rid of your

they're uninterested uninformed. hope they could come in and be inspired and be an important part of a voting block. >> one thing about young people they strongly support breakfast. that may be one of the reasons general mills has seen his numbers rising. >> general mills wrote a book and admitted he killed in the past. would that be a reason to vote for him? >> not because he killed people. he was in the war, things happen. maybe because he wouldn't mind killing more people. >> that makes sense. >> makes a lot of sense. >> his running mate milk i support. is there effort to educate them what they're voting for? >> when educated having liberal bias and educators shove information down their throats. we try to hold them accountable and give them real candidates. i think there's hope and young people could be an important part of this campaign. i think someone needs to give real ideas not just rhetoric. >> we're laughing about this but their vote counts the same as ours. >> you're rights. >> thanks. >>> this sunday, co

we cannot afford to be uneducated, uninformed, or untruthful when it comes to t.p.a. maybe the problem is we labeled it wrong. maybe we should have called it congressional trade authority oversight. maybe that's what we should have called it. there is a great misunderstanding, and i hope it's a misunderstanding, about what this does for us. there is no way america can compete in the global economy without strong trade agreements. when congress sets the parameters, carefully constructs what the agreement has to contain, there is no mystery, there is no bogeyman, there is nobody hiding under the bed, there is nobody hiding in the closet. you don't have to have a secret decoder ring or magic knock at the door to read the items. it's there for to you look at for crying out loud. will you stop pushing a false narrative. it's about growing our economy. the only way to grow our economy is protecting what we have and going into the global economy and increasing our market presentation. if you want america to grow, you must allow america to grow and lead. when america leads, a

despite the claims of uninformed critics, republicans in congress have been working for months to ensure a transition plan will be ready when the court delivers its ruling and make no mistake, we will do our best to be ready. at the same time, republicans in both chambers have worked together to put forward substantive and workable alternatives that would permanently replace the president's health care law with reforms that increase patient choice and reduce the role of the federal government in health care. i'm a coauthor of one such plan, mr. president, it's called the patient care act. i along with chairman alexander and upton in the house released the latest version of this plan earlier this year. the plan has gotten high marks from a number of analysts and publications. so while it's a common refrain among the supporters of obamacare that chaos will ensue if the court rules against the federal government in king versus burwell the facts tell a much different story. republicans in congress will be ready to respond quickly and decisively to any possible outcome. let's be clear mr. pre

and our politics are being driven by people who are uninformed about the facts. we live in a scientific age and our picks are driven by clowns. >> we can all do that. >> i have another question here. >> hold it closer to your mouth, please. >> we have the department of energy for 30 years. and the physicist by background and familiar with big projects. i want to say that i don't -- i think everybody in this group is going to be united in saying they're both indispensable. en that is too often a major accomplishment that is not that singular. i want to vote for oppenheimer anyway. the reason i want to vote for oppenheimer is as a physicist, he was able to express essentially everything i felt and needed both in the psychics and in the social conscience. and the tragedy that happened i think has society for some time that the tragedy of oppenheimer but his ability to articulate the moment both in the science and in this meaning for the world was a leadership quality that had to be there. and so i vote for oppenheimer because i'm a physicist. and my question really