kimberly: chris has the getaway artie started? chris: it's only a little bit after 4:00 in traffic is artie racking up in the d.c. area as many people are heading out of town and trying to get to their destination. this is on 395 heading northbound. we are on the 14th street ridge and you can see were already in stopped traffic. aaa suggests there will be about 41 million people around the country traveling for the 239th birthday of our country. in the d.c. area they expect one million people will be hitting the road and that is because gas prices are much better than they were last year. this time last year, i gallon of gas was regularly selling for $3.70. today, it is nearly one dollar below that. it also is pretty much what it is in the d.c. area. one million people scheduled to go more than 50 miles away from their home to celebrate the birthday of this country. we are starting to pick up a little bit here as we head off the 14th street bridge. but will be stopping about 100 yards. a lot of people trying to get out and get an

it's arty produced as arty produced as much as eight inches of rain all across parts of northwest missouri amount of time is moving through. we could see additional rain will continue to see heavyweights producing as much rain as one to two inches per hour. flash flooding is a big issue about here. later on today we expect severe weather to develop across parts of iowa, missouri and illinois. very settled across that part of the midwest. georgia, parts of alabama expecting to see marginal severe weather threat the day today. the other big story is the extreme heat. we continue to see heat index values climbed to 100 or 110 degrees at 530 this morning. rights of georgia and a closer look at the value. memphis will collect 100 degrees. expect to feel oppressive heat coming later today again. where we are over excessive heat is across parts of the northwest. recently temperatures well above average and four today a very pleasant day in store for those areas. temperature forecast only in the 70s. cheryl, over you. trnsfee thn ouf the update. appreciate it. global market action one more time be

and what is artie? said i dos yesterday in england to jackie inslee. she wore a backless gown and a flower crown. they had their own hashtag for the own event. #jacksguyjuly. where guests posted their photos. one last look at beck to brag. you're welcome. >>> finally, congrats to new mom, ashlee simpson. gave birth to a baby girl in mt. sinai in los angeles. ashlee married diana ross' son, evan ross, last year and it's their first child together. ashlee has a son from her marriage to pete wentz. >> congratulations. >>> another star is showing off her after-body baby. take a look at this by zoe saldana. she gave birth to twins less than seven months ago and said losing the weight was difficult. >>> up next, "project runway" is back but what has host tim dunn off the rails? >> what is the [ bleep ] point? >> tim is getting a little bit annoyed. >> plus, a look at clothing line and how to get away with murder bloopers. >> the murder trial that you provided. >> stick around. we're coming right back. he hegoactoouwi y sooph!avsl iert hi.nogeeqllfa 1 medolos

the boyfriend has arty been charged, but now a mother and uncle have been charged. tom roussey has the tragic details that have unfolded. tom: this ca only horrified but also angered the entire community. they are facing very serious charges. there is no longer just one person in charge of the abuse of nine-year-old jack garcia. now there are three, including his own mother and uncle. today, they were arrested after the police say they learned they were planning to leave this hagerstown apartment and had to the west coast. the police say both had participated in past physical abuse of jack. they face the same charges, second-degree murder and child abuse resulting in death. the arrest came one day after hundreds attended a vigil for jack garcia. garcia mothers -- garcia's mother's boyfriend already faces charges for beating them over the birthday cake, but the charges were filed in between the tuesday he was allegedly beat in and when he died five days later. after a grand jury convenes the police anticipate additional charges against wilson in connection with the d

. >> artie. >> thank you. >> question hear rebuttal from permit holder. >> thanks commissioners to get back to commissioner swig was the work started before one way or the other without a permit for the stair hundred percent and entirely a mistake we it is our mistake client requested it we made a mistake i didn't looked at the i got the third provision i did not understand it i if this what the client wanted i made a mistake we have no issue with the praeshlt one thing this project was on hold for 9 months back and forth with the consultants so the reason we put the concrete in and the soapbox to get part of the project 0 it is not blowing sand we have a barricade around this property the problem the sand and wind up and down 5th avenue our intention on putting in the concrete and all the cut lines to be removed was until the project is complete so again i would respectfully ask the commission in possible to amend this permit with all requests that rose and margaret and two i found out about on the to further request the garage door be amended on this permit no final can happen on thi

and once the nomination was secure, as i artie mentioned this was a very well-traveled couple and very comfortable traveling. so they hopped a train. and many times, it would stop and they would come out of the back and wave to people. lou would say a few words, birds would give his speech, and they would go on. she was an advisor, monitoring with the press was saying about him and keeping the two sons abreast of what was going on. so she was active and likely more active than her two immediate predecessors. i would just piggyback on what we have said about florence harding being the first -- first lady to be able to cast a vote. we have to realize we are just now to the third election. where women are given the opportunity to vote. and we are just beginning to see changes in the role that women are playing in candidate selection and being delegates to the national convention. so there is a lot going on under the radar that we sort of need to keep in mind when we look at the political involvement of these women. >> they really are paving the way. >> very much. >> ok, ladies, we have to

so, as far spec steps are concerned court staff artie came to the commission back in february and received approval to move forward with a capital supplemental for 2015-16 using the pg&e payment. court staff then -- now intends to come back in september with an additional appropriation request and increase our capital spending. likely using this additional surplus. so, the $6.3 million. that's really my report. i just want to share the good news suite also great positive trends in our revenues and i'd be happy to answer any questions. >> that's great news. thank you. commissioners. on-site. public comment. seeing none, public comment is close. commissioners cox? >> personal, i want to give you a big shout out. congratulations. i think i was one of the ones that challenged the 100 million and obviously it's great for you to hit that goal. sometimes even though it is coming it's a big help from pg&e but sometimes you have to sort of look for the gauche and you for and somehow you figure out a way to get it. i'm very pleased to see where going to hit it this year and we are able to sustain it

that was viewed as a good thing it was supplemental we arty have an a bad thing if it supplanted what we already have. so we are find that vision to over showing you today. we were thinking make a space in the area number two with maybe a heavier duty production space, back in number three. in the area number two we would like to do some concierge services for the cruise ship terminal. so, rang out as our business is evolving and getting more ships, we don't have a place to store luggage. what the beauty of having a cruise ship terminal where it is to get people to spend the rest of the day before they catch their flight. it would be great to be with the house them to be able to store their luggage somewhere. right now doing things they can do that is on. 39 hardly. so, storage room in the peer in the area, number two, but also a year ago i think we were still deciding whether or not we would need to keep the forklift and other services in the shed appear 29 did we really felt that out and the cruise ship terminal project freeing up the space. so, the number two area, were hoping to d

[inaudible] artie live as a sop in place and ensures they remain inside inverse invading. trans women could be diverted to programs like robin tells which is the only longer-term housing that the city funds that trans woman can both access and feel safe in. ironically enough, they just found out that trans funding to our houses being cut so fewer women when i'll access to that resource for stability. when considering diversion as well as bail reform the 80% of people inside of a [inaudible] is arbitrary if they have not been convicted yet. making good-faith efforts to divert his people would have a dramatic impact on a number people in the jill. trans women need access to mental health services outside of jail , so surviving how the world treats people who are black, female or trans, is enough. all the above takes its toll on a trans woman's mental health. there being [inaudible] mental health treatment facilities and better conditions of people with mental health issues, yet since 2008 funding has been cut to san francisco general hospital so now there are [inaudible] men

course, that big had 229d alexis tsipras at members of parliament voting yes, he voted no, and if you artyt alexis tsipras's p his party did not vote for that particular plan. we are going to see a change from the government. is reporting a cabinet shuffle, but that shuffle is not going to happen today. still, on the horizon, we are looking at what is going to be in the coming days. david gurat to thank for reporting in athens. and now we will move to politics here in the states, chuck schumer reported that -- requested that puerto rico be able to file for bankruptcy protection. puerto rico has a whopping $72 billion of debt and about 3.5 million people. betty: incredible. goldman sachs reported earnings today and had profits that drop from 49% -- dropped 49% from a year ago. revenue at citibank fell. profits that were , and they were banking and more than a dozen markets. ebay is selling its enterprise .nit howstors are eager to see even will perform on its own after paypal starts performing as a separate entity on monday. there was a major data breach last year. and walmart says it's cou

for a number of years, during which economic growth was reasonably and the jobs market picture was artyooking good. from a market perspective, the odds of the first fed rate hike are shifting a little bit. >> if we keep getting no wage see, i -- they need to think the the necessary condition for the first rate hike is an acceleration. olivia: an acceleration above 2%. >> since the recession, really. that is where we have been it we need to see something moving north. to three.ng my view is we will get it. the numbers we will get will but if i am wrong and we do not get that -- >> currently, we are on for september. jobsbelieve the two reports will show the underlying wage growth. olivia: earlier this morning, we spoke to bill gross. take a listen to what he had to say. bill gross: yellen are clearly coming in my mind, classically demand driven e-commerce. includes asset bubbles and prevention. i think it will open in september. rather thanms like data dependent, what wage growth is, the fed is getting its cues more from the stock market. why wouldn't they raise rates now? if they're loo

the extra cost of being internet costs would burden an arty pressure bottom line. investors paying close attention to the federal reserve later today as policymakers wrap up their two-day meeting. lauren is following that story for us. >> this statement on interest rates with policymakers likely to set the stage for the september hike which would be the first in almost 10 years. is there further progress in the market? janet yellen saying this getting demonstrably closer to a more normal state. second its consumers. we might be buying more cars but not much else did the. are there any dissenters at the policy statement approved by ted-0 vote could be the 50 men this decision in a row. trade to good staff lauren, thank you. investors gearing up for facebook earnings. nicole has a preview. >> wall street looking for stronger numbers from facebook and social media to improve its talent for advertising over the past year, especially the lucrative aftermarket. analysts look for video to report a profit of 47 cents per share, 5 cents more from a year ago. revenue to clim

pimm: critics say the procedure is a layer of secrecy to a deal that is artie raised many national security olivia: at issue is the fact that it is not unusual that according to the accord there are going to be an inspection process between the iaea and iran that u.s. lawmakers will not be able to see the actual texts of the documents. they will be breaching closed-door sessions in congress but they've not be able to see the details of the documents. pimm: according to the international atomic energy agency, this is a routine procedure? olivia: republican critics are saying it is adding a layer of secrecy. senator john mccain heing -- came out swinging. said the merits of the agreement hinge on its verifiability, yet we cannot read key documents pertaining to this verification and our owneasures government is not a party to these agreements. i find it deeply troubling." deal not unusual for any to have these kind of situations proprietaryis confidential information between the intermediary, everyone bristles at oversight. even greece not wanting the trike at back.back. -- to come and you ca

the two most important ones, these two clowns inside the locker room, the nfl artie has there phones.es the nfl bear responsibility for not having specific rules in place about handling balls? >> absolutely. there will be an appeal. liz: they're could be an injunction a judge has to rule on that. the nfl is trying to get jurisdiction in new york. a day to here whether jurisdiction will stay. mark the calendar. >> for the nfl, they want them in labor family court. liz: you look at the revenue , very smart businessman, money talks. >> jerry jones today was out saying roger is a great honor. for those of us who watch the league closely, this is like watching the kremlin in the old days. this is great stuff. liz: he never said a darn word but he was powerful. >> he is the influential owner. some people refer to him as the deputy commissioner. liz: and they were very close. >> extraordinarily so. everyone thought the hatchet have been buried when he decided not to sue the league. liz: they're are a lot of other owners aside from jerry jones. >> no one speaking up yet, but he has made them

they could easily set up aces -- basis on the island and their arty industries with japan, and the philippinesowns what in nearby waters. mark: and india considers itself a regional superpower. we were working on -- over our notes that our producer put together for us. maldives third most endangered patient because of carbon emissions and flooding, a.k.a. global warming. scarlet: a former president said that if carbon emissions continue with this case -- case, they will be underwater in seven years. if you just wanted a piece of your sovereignty for a country like china, it could go a long way. mark: scarlet, i'm out. good to see you. scarlet: we have much more coming up including southwest airlines flying higher than the other carriers after the earnings beat analyst estimates. the ceo will be speaking with us next. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am further with you. leading economic indicators rose more than forecast last month. -- i am scarlet fu. the conference board index rose .6%. americans have grown more downbeat about the economy. the bloomberg consumer comfort

they spend around arty one billion in research. -- $31 billion in research. the pricing mechanism it self could be one way the taxpayers could be rewarded. the government has never felt the confident precise and because of this narrative, with the idea your meddling and the market, where you created that market. this finance has shaped the industry but as soon as we talk about government having an influence on the price, we hear about government meddling. >> it would say we get more innovation if we plow more into basic research, not if we make these are the ways to big drug companies. >> it might increase time people golf. that could be tested. what drives innovation are the perceptions over future market opportunities. were in buffett is good in this. we are talking about what drives those future opportunities. -- were in buffett -- warren buffet is good in this. >> one more thing which is to ask about the act, which could boost the budget by about 20% by asking drug companies to put more of their profit into the nih. could i ask you how the medical innovat

to be arty been scheduled paroled as soon as november.enced to life in prison in 1987 for spying on behalf of israel on the united states. gaveofficials said he document's to other countries as well. we will continue to look into the situation and bring you any developments on it. alix: all right, thank you so much, julie. keep it here. ♪ alix: we are moment away from the closing bell. i am alex deal -- alix steel. joe: and i'm joe weisenthal. alix: global stocks having the worst week of the year. is, but the question "what'd you miss?" gold plunges, when will the markets recover? alix: weakness spreads to natural gas. it is showing in their earnings. next?hat is alix: we begin with the market. averages falling for the fourth day. the dow and s&p 500 closing at two week lows. this has continue to grind lower the 100re around

the new england patriots of artie paid $1 million fine and lost two draft picks after deflating balls at the afc championship game last year. kimberly: lots of celebrities are showing up weight trainers on social media. they look like corsets and reportedly train a woman's waist to be smaller when worn of the eight -- up to eight hours a day. some doctors are concerned by this so-called sad. -- fad. reporter: she said the number of women lacing up to slim down is on the rise. >> tiny racing curvier hips. reporter: she sold a dozen like this in two weeks. last year she sold three a month. she paid $275 for this satin number after seeing celebrity psychic or -- and sisters -- kardashian sisters on instagram. according to the american society for plastic surgery tummy tucks was the fourth most -- waste trainers can provide a similar curvy look without surgery and for much less money. some say with aggressive training, wearing them for eight hours a day, their waste actually shrinks -- waist actually shrinks. dr. michael olding says that is likely due to diet exercise, not lingerie. it wi

during his 5.5 years as a prisoner of war he endured torture, but refused early release to show solid arty with other prisoners of war. a record defended. >> donald trump owns every american and john mccain in particular an apoll gi. >> senator lindsay graham said trumps comments all but disqualified him to be president. the republican national committee said: democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton also took aim at the bombshell. >> there is nothing funny about the hate he is spewing at immigrants and families and now the insults he directed at a genuine war hero, senator john mccain. >> trump and mccain have been exchanging insults since last week when the senator accused trump of firing up the crazies in the party with anti-immigration remarks. >> mccain has not comment. given the bipartisan backlash silence may be mccain's most effective weapon in its war on words. >>> as for trump he did not serve a single day in the military. records obtained through a freedom of information request, by the smoking gun website showing that he avoided the war by going to college, receiving fou

latest happening july 4th at artis an bakery on mifflin street.tried to get cash from the register but was unsuccessful so he just took the register and escaped. >>> philadelphia police are searching for a different suspect in connection with the robbery in juniata park, that us peck broke into nana's day care on frankford avenue on monday morning and once inside he took several tv's as well as some gaming systems and dvd players. if you recognize this suspect call the police. >>> animal rights group released video of what it calls animal abuse at a delaware farm. mercy care animals says hidden camera video show chicken being mistreated at the poultry farm in sussex county. mcginnes has been under contract to supply poultry for tyson food. matt rice direct the investigation. >> there is a growing awareness about how animals are raised and killed on factory farms and growing outrage of people who want to see that these animals are not being tortured to death even if they are being raised and killed for food we can all agree that animals should not

in fact the 1i artie mentioned, jake, chuck john dickerson, they are all themselves authors, they are all themselves authors who have written very good books. the stranger by chuck todd john dickerson wrote a great biography of his mother nancy dickerson. another was about a command post in afghanistan in the history that's riveting and moving and very emotional to talk about and read about. if you take the time to watch the best in the business, they are not only journalists, they are writers. they are readers. i have been preparing for a long time these debates by doing one thing and that's what i want to to encourage everyone in the audience and that is to read widely and deeply and things you are not familiar. i will hold up a few examples of this. coming soon this library, the fellow in my studio yesterday the book i'm holding up for the benefit of the camera, am i doing that right? it's called being nixon. this is an unusual book. evan thomas as part of the jott georgetown set. he is a harvard man like i am, but he was working for catherine glam and has dug deep into the nixon s

and it started off -- when i was doing "cabaret," the stage manager, this lovely man called artie, het, he'd go, "this is your half hour call. it's saturday night on broadway." which i thought was so fun. so i started filming, going, "it's saturday night on broadway. it's saturday night on broadway." and i did it every night. every saturday. and then when it was coming to the end of the run, people were going, "please keep doing this." so i've been doing it all around the world since the end of march. and i wonder if i could do it with the audience tonight. >> seth: yes. [ cheers and applause ] so you -- so here's what we'll do. you have it. oh, great. all right, we'll go down. and so nobody here has to do anything except just be in the shot, right? >> yeah. you have to go -- ♪ it's saturday night on broadway it's saturday night on broadway ♪ >> seth: all right, great. >> easy. and i'll introduce it. i'll do it like this. >> seth: okay. >> okay, ready? ready, you do it. and now, live from "the seth meyers show," it's "saturday night on broadway!" ♪ it's saturday night on broadway it's

they arty had suspended more than half of the company. already had suspended more than half of the company. china shutting down all u.s. -- pimm: you don't like conspiracy theories. matt: i don't like conspiracy theories. the wall street journal's website was shut down. now you have the new york stock exchange. it is kind of a great wednesday, isn't it, as far as the things concerned. i'm not saying there's a link, but there's a lot going on today. pimm: you just did. matt: from listeners, they understand that there is so much news in addition to what is going on in greece. if you want to link those things together just for fun, you can do that as well. pimm: james angel from georgetown university is still with us on the phone. the new yorkeed stock exchange voluntarily decided to suspend trading at 11:32 a.m. to avoid further problems, why would they have not told people beforehand? james: they are still trying to figure out what is going on. when you have a technical glitch like this occurring, this is something that is not planned, not

, the party of the past, the party of the american dream that doesn't exist, the party of what has artieeen. in order for republicans to win, they have to prove that they are the party of what is next. what is next is not centralized planning in washington or big bureaucracy, what is next is innovation. he saw liftyft --this was technology responded to the problem of inadequate transportation and urban areas. this is showing that the free market came in to solve a problem. i think that is why you see young republican saying, we are not about what is old, we are not about washington running everything. we are about putting power in individuals hands. they can disrupt the status quo. and try something new. i think pull after poll shows that there is an appetite along -- among millennial's for something new, something that doesn't look like it has always been. brian: here is -- this is also from youtube, from an organization called republicans are people too.com. [video clip] ♪ kristen: like cats and dogs. brian: do you know the group? kristen: it is an outgrowth of a campaign that was done

we arty know 80 p numbers 270,000 jobs last month. not a perfect predictor.sts are looking for just about that much. senior economist rich is looking for a lot more. you are looking for about 320,000 jobs. he joins us now, very bullish. stephanie: turning it out. hello. matt: i like it. >> i wish i could say the same thing for you, matt. matt: i tried to whip my best erik schatzker sued for today. let's get back to jobs numbers. by du expect such a big jobs number and then why do you think that does not mean an automatic rate hike? >> telling us in many conference calls that hiring is picking up. we are taking on more workers. we see that today in the 237,000 private payrolls. this is the time of year when we see restaurants, hotel accommodations, but large numbers of jobs. what happens is, what if we do get a strong number 280. what happens to the dollar, the dollar rises. in addition, the dollar is advancing rather than europe. something goes down, finally, we get an even stronger dollar and that is for the fed. ultimately -- matt: they have this implicit p

the democratic arty area and it's been amazing to see the energy here tonight. would like to ask those who served our country to stand and be recognized. [applause] one of the great moments in my life, of my life, in my professional life is when we were able to pass the post-9/11 g.i. bill. before i was sworn in i introduced it on the first day when i was a senator. a lot of people thought that we would not be able to pass this, the most comprehensive veterans legislation since world war ii but we built the prototype and i would like people to consider this when we talk about those who would like to be your president. we built a leadership prototype in the senate. a bipartisan commission and within 16 months over the objection of the bush administration to the last day of our vote we pass this bill. since that time more than one million of our post-9/11 veterans have been able to have the kind of education that bernie sanders just talked about. buy your books, pay your fees, get your stipend and get if -- get a true first-class shot of the future. i noticed on t

they arty got 7 billion to make the imf payment -- the question is will the athens government need toake prior action? will they need to vote on things before they get a second bailout? they are going to possibly need that, because talks are getting off to a slow start. there has been a bit of back and forth, a delay on what sort of access the troika the creditors in athens -- will they have full access to all the ministries? health, labor? will they get all the clean data? talks haven't started. this is according to two reasons -- want, they aren't being given the access to the ministry that they need. two creditors haven't firmed a position on what they need to do what athens needs to do. caroline: the ecb is still not wanting to see an opening of financial markets quite yet. hans nichols will bring us more on that throughout the morning. coming up on "countdown," a gauge of how greece's tourism sector has been affected by the crisis. more on earnings. stay tuned. ♪ caroline: it is six goal and 30 a.m. here in london, 7:30 in brussels, and here are the top stories. c at chrysler has

we are only nine months into operation and we arty have 10 million customers. -- we already have 10 millionible. 55 percent of users are already intimate users, meaning the local impact of these investments that we carry out with long-term ambitions to produce a paid in the development of the country has paid off. manus: we understand that that is the success story. one of the questions is what is the story in india in terms of your discussions for the potential of a merger. where are we on the timing? do you have any comments to make? is that a deal that should be done? mr. baksaas: india in general is something that people are looking into from different for spec this. -- from different perspectives. for me to comment is not applicable. we need to think over our own position in india, particularly when it comes to data services in the long run. right now, we are ok and comfortable. manus: talk to me about europe. this is the geography of the world, which is different from the united states of america. we have dozens of carriers. where are the biggest opportunities? will we see more consol

i want to read one facebook, and we arty got on this topic. he wrote, if the ioc was not so corrupt i would be more than happy to see the olympics stateside. however, the purpose and spirit of the games has been lost things to the greedy opportunists and corporations. i hope someday deal a pixel meet what they used to. what would be your response to that? guest: i think there is so much misunderstanding. the international olympic committee is not forcing these organizing committees to build what they are building. it is the organizing committees that are playing this game where we have to one up the previous host. or they are using the lipid games to -- the olympic games to build something that is not really needed for the olympics. in the united states we use existing venues. we are not there to build a white elephant just for the purpose of the game. fifa -- i am just going to go back to the brazil games -- these that gets blamed for brazil winning -- building the 12 venues that they did. in actuality fifa has a minimum of eight venues and c

this particular miner in terms of how they will be performing with 4500 jobs at risk when they have artiever 1000. ryan: hi caroline. another signal as to some of the pain in the commodities industries and producers are going through. 4500 jobs are at risk after 1300 that they had already announced. a bit of the human side of this -- this is in south africa. we are seeing this across the board -- the mining companies need to cut costs and the only way they can do that is to cut jobs. they are saying that it will indeed happened -- that an additional 4500 jobs on top of the 1300 they said were at risk are now at risk. an example of the human cost of this commodities drought. caroline: ryan chilcote with the latest on the mining numbers. for now let's turn our attention to what we've got on bloomberg's business side. tim coulter joins us with his top picks -- it feels a bit distasteful to be moving from vast amounts of job cuts to ferraris, the we're going to do it. tim: they fall for the ipo yesterday, and our story today is how ferrari is going to do what they want to do. it talks about a

, the testse pensions that need to be passed in order to claim social security, for instance, have artieed. i don't think in any way an agreement should be viewed as an easy way out for greece. there is some very deep cyclical and structural adjustments which need to occur in the greek economy in terms of debt sustainability. ,t was very important, i think for the medium-term sustainability to indicate that was exactly what was required angie:. -- required. we have china trade data coming out and then data by the boj. do you think that will offset any concerns coming out of greece? glenn: they appeared to be to sort of polar opposites at this stage but they are both pointing toward continued risk in the global environment. in china, is an area where perhaps they were looking for consensus in terms of policy action. days is seen was two that authorities are perhaps .aking a step back it will be important to watch the data. data could be suggested to be some improvement in momentum and stabilization for the second half of the year. what we have seen through the first half of the year start

i have artie told my caucus brethren -- i have already told my caucus rather and that i will stay on that theme for as many days as i have left by his grace. some of you have been kind enough to remark i have lost a few pounds. i think we have all lost a few pounds. i think we have had a nine kids in our stomach. i think there have been meals missed. , but the spirit -- but the spirit we have enjoyed, i do not know if that is the right description in light of the the black draped desk of our dear departed friend. let me say the ministry we have enjoyed has been very pronounced on me. and i will go ahead and acknowledge in his point of acknowledgment before i turned to the meat of my amendment, if you so desire, and i will bow with the knowledge meant -- acknowledgment, there are harsh words that have passed my lips. i have penned words that i am sure were more inspired in the flesh than in the spirit. some are 15 years old, summer 20, some are just 15 months. but as much as lies within me, i hope that whatever time i have left with you or on this earth is better directed. in the prev

one of them is arty starting to. the first is yield odds.ds like companies, that is where everybody flock stupid the other side are these high-growth smaller cap, i secular growth -- because the idea to cycle death, user have to buy idiot sigrid -- idiosyncratic debt -- tom: i agree with every thing you are saying except against overwhelmed by cashman said, cash generated. what are they going to do with that cash? savita: at least in the u.s., we are in the process of shrinking rather than next ending cash. -- than expanding catch. let's say we online qe that means the liquidity at least the starting to shrink. tom: tom: is there a tantrum in the equity markets? savita: i do not think there will be another tantrum because it has been so well communicated by the fed. an increase in rates -- it is already sort of in the stocks. vonnie: the fed chair avoided talking about biotech/week -- savita: she has mentioned them and small caps as being bubble-like. that is where investors have crowded into and a where the cycle can never actually turn. vo

i don't know how that would happen bun the architect -- but the artie connect seems to be -- architect morning. >>> the parents of the woman who was shot and killed as she walked along san francisco's waterfront may speak today for the first time about the sanctuary policy. kate steinle died as she walked with her family on pier 14th. juan sand chez with a long criminal record -- juan sanchez with a long criminal record has been charged with her killing. today, kate's parents will talk with bill o'reilly. he's criticized the sanctuary city policy. he even started a petition for kate's law that would give a manned dorie five-year prison -- mandatory five-year prison sentence. >>> a new report came out today. it shows that 1800 undocumented immigrants arrested and released from local jails, they were later rearrested for various times during an eight- month period. the department of immigrants and enforcement say those immigrants were among 8,000 that were freed. many jurisdictions have stopped honoring detainers. they say they can't hold people who were arrested without probable cause.

and singling out another senator in stark terms, accusing them of lying, someone within their own arty. and stashed their own party. and certainly a party leader. it just does not happen in a chamber like the senate. it is usually a very collegial place. you're not supposed to address senators directly. but mitch mcconnell assured him and other republicans that the xm bank, which is the nation's chief credit agency, that mcconnell did not cut a deal to allow the xm bank to move forward as part of the negotiation. ted cruz went to the floor and he gave mcconnell the eye. mcconnell said very clearly, i did not cut any sort of deal on the xm bank. he said the only promise was the members could bring it as an amendment. but mcconnell took the procedural steps to bring the xm bank measured directly to the floor assuming he can pass the 60 votes on sunday. ted cruz says that was backtracking, calling it a lie repeatedly using the l word, and he believes that this is an issue that plays well for him and his presidential campaign. remember, he is running as the guy battling the party leadershi

some of the statistics you have artie seen, so i will go past that. a great mouth at the doctor showed up there. i'm glad that massachusetts was representated. in 2013, three people die every day in massachusetts as a result of an overdose. i think we will be up to four or five in 2015. that is every day. some of the results here -- this is a little crowded, but what i wanted to bring out the statistics. we started in 2010. we had 47 deaths in the city of quincy. the following year, when we introduced more noxon on the street we reduced the deaths. the myth that was there that if you are a a substance abusing you will come to quincy because we have no locks on -- naloxone we have not seen that. in fact, at the time of the flight, we were about 7% repeat clients, meeting that someone reversed more than once. that is a very low percentage. we are very high in the percentage of the reversal, a high 90% on reversals. it was administered to 433 individuals and we have reversed 416. those are individuals who we gave an option to go into some other treatment

it is arty returned more than $10 billion to consumers. on the side of the system overall, regulation too big to fail doodd-frank helped. >> we have been hearing from colors about what the root crisis -- what the root of the crisis was very some people talked about the banks, some people talked about the regulators. what you guys see as the cap list for the crisis? >> one is misaligned incentives throughout the system including both on the consumer side in terms of the loans that were pushed on people, but also up on wall street and what financial firms were doing. the other issue was regulators asleep at the wheel. we do have better regulations now, regulations tend to only be as good as those doing the regulating. back in very. i think it is -- that can very. ary. >> i don't think we're that far off. in some of the details we would disagree. you do have to look at the regulatory failure as a key component. i would argue that they were not asleep at the wheel, they were complicit in if you go back and look -- we are not that far off. >> t

the president review group as some other people have artie mentioned, they have said very strongly that we should not require a backdoor way. in these discussions, is the technical -- technology companies, are they going to be at the table as we discussed going forward what might be appropriate legislative action? director comey: they have to be. i think we all think that no one size fits all. you have to find what works for different companies. as i said before, he that is the source of innovation and creativity that we have to harness. senator hirono: thank you senator. senator mikulski: director, it is very nice to see you again. mr. chairman, thank you for having this hearing. i would like to pick up on senator heinrich's recommendation for an additional hearing from the technical and civil liberties for. in our briefing, i've read letters from the aclu, who we so value, and the software alliance. i saw a lot of criticism for what we are pursuing here for some type of opportunity to not go dark. i did not see any solutions. i thought a lot of -- i saw a lot of criticisms, critiques,

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it is arty in disarray. the domestic audience is half old by the referendum -- baffled by the referendum. ryan: can he sell the deal? we had a vote where the parliamentarians supported some of the measures. can he do it here? >> he has a national consensus for the first time and there was a strong majority. we should expect the majority should follow through and help pass through the prior actions that are considered necessary for the negotiations to begin. ryan: an idea was raising sales tax and broadening the base or cutting pensions. some of it is setting up a fund to turn assets into collateral. they were not being talked about when the parliamentarians gathered on saturday. why is this fund so unattractive back here at home? >> it is the government under custody for state assets. for the creditors, they are upset at any sort of debt relief. there are problems. the privatization record was poor and greece will have to step up. however, this idea is humiliating because it suggests the greece cannot -- gre