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. >>> new developments in the stafford sex -- stanford sex ast case.d you adding i believe you, it's not your fault. a former swimmer brock turner raped an unconscious woman but will only spend six months in jail. turner's high school counselor has wrapithdrawn a letter of support. >>> it is 4:59. concern this morning at a school in fairfax county because a 6-year-old boy was able to wander away. the boy's father called news 4 to tell us he was upset that his son made it a mile before someone called police. the child is a kindergartener at londontown elementary. he said he was in the bathroom when his class went to recess and when he couldn't find them will, he walked out the back door of the school. >> i was like how did he get out of school, you know, did anything happen to him? >> the school says it has already made changes to its recess supervision policy including more frequent roll calls. roll calls before and immediately after increased vigilance throughout the campus. >>> the man charged with keeping your food safe says the fda often takes too

ast: and finally, do you have sense about how donald trump would go about the process of finding a running mate? have done the process of ben carson, whose name has sometimes been mentioned. leading the vice presidential search process. here is what we know. everything we have learned about donald trump is he is really his best and only advisor and sort of does what he is the right thing. hisoup of things, and campaign manager will be involved, and the lead strategist of the campaign will be involved, and they will come up with a small group of people and that those people, and then trump will pick one of those or pick one of his own. a blueprint, and ultimately what donald trump decides is what gets done in that campaign, so we are going to add a lot of time handicapping whom he might pick when he has more potential to go off the beaten path to pick someone than anyone in modern history. horse, we will follow your list online at washington post.com. , thank you for being with us, and now, newt gingrich. gingrich, finish this. the state of republican party in 2016 is what? mr. gingrich: ex

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have hade problems, a price waterhouse coopers report showed a ramp-up in capacity expansion over the astsulted in $53 billion write-down during calendar 2015. thank you so much for joining us. sorry to cut you short. , concerns about the state of the global economy, the action by many central banks to move interest rates into playing terrain, all out and highlighted by bill gross and george soros. as a result, we have seen a bond rally across the board feeding through with what is going on in japan. year yield falling below zero for the first time. yielding lesseld than zero. the 20 year remaining positive, but yielding to 10 sub 1%. tot 10 year yield falling minus 0.14%. that is the position at the moment as we had that negativity for these on the yields. right, coming up, disney and its multibillion-dollar themepark in shanghai. bob geiger says it is only the beginning. that is next. ♪ disney's big plans for china, $5.5 billion themepark. it will start making disney branded movies on the mainland. bob iger revealed his plans. tell us more. of: we set down with the cto disney, bob iger,

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people are still in the mindset of some of is looking like the ast two elections, so it is status quot. whether donald trump can come either the polls, scenario is worth thinking about, markets have not thought about it yet. scarlet: you mentioned polling, that is in it interesting part of this. people look at the betting markets, as well. in the brexit case, the polls and betting markets did not anticipate that the leave camp would prevail in the end. does that mean the polling is more suspect in the election? there were several polls that showed leave winning. it was not a massive mess for the polls. in this case, i think hillary is leading by about five or six points, a pretty big margin. we will see how things go after the convention, if the sanders of votes can consolidate with the democrats. joe: with the brexit, we saw older voters vote to leave, and younger voters vote to remain. in december thing -- similar thing happens here. younger consumers are much more optimistic. what do you think explains that generational divide? older voters had manufacturing jobs that are now gone,

ast year's fundraising was led by horizon ventures backed by hong kong's richest man.oreigners buying houses in sydney will pay a new property tax from next month. the south wales government will introduce a 4% duty surcharge and a land tax worth 0.75%. similar costs are already in place elsewhere following a move by banks to tighten lending to property investors overseas. rishaad: goldman sachs has been accused of using gifts including holidays and prostitutes to influence authorities. jeremy.t the basics, how did this litigation start? fascinating piece of litigation that started in london yesterday. the libyan investment authorities are accusing goldman sells of advising it to inappropriately risky trades which lost them $1.2 billion. that it from a fund worth $60 billion. rishaad: a lot has been talked about. what exactly is the bank accused of doing? >> the bank has been accused of effectively getting too close to the fund by exposing its lack of sophistication in 2008, at a time when it was just coming out of being released from international trade sanctions. and

ali left ast laing impression on so many lives here in the bay area. left a mark on the sport. >> my father loved ali. >> so did andre. he never met ali but the greatest was a role model in the ring and out. >> just the way he fought for what he believed in, in the midst of backlash, in the midst of possibly losing a career at that time. >> he is talking about opposing the vietnam war. yet the champ prevailed. at kings gym in oakland posters of muhammad ali cover the walls. this 27-year-old is about to turn pro and he thanks the greatest for paving the way. >> he is the one that scripted it all for everybody. he wrote the guideline. >> how the fight and how to intimidate your ponient with with grace. >> flet like a butterfly and sting like a bee. >> when ali stopped, the world stopped. he was the greatest of all time, but he was no match for father time. a sad day for us. >> long after his boxing career was over ali was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. this doctor met ali several times. he believes his controversial on signature to the vietnam war a

is the first upgrade from back america merrill lynch on the wea earnings in the ft --ast few years.e are up to 12 euros today, up by 5%. i just want to show you a chart which shows you the spread between the u.s. two-year yield and the u.k. two-year yield. points, theas at 50 u.s. was 50 basis points bigger than the u.k. two-year yield, which was the most in 16 years. today, in the light of the week of the forecast jobs report, the yield in the u.s. two-year is falling quicker than the yield in the u.k. two-year, which means the gap between the two is about 44 basis points, rather than 50 basis points. same, still the difference in yield is the destest since 2000 -- wi since 2000. that's ahead of the speculate in the fed will raise rates and the concern over the outcome in referendum. than three weeks away from the u.k. referendum vote, and big names are offering their take on it. i cannot and will not tell the british people how they should vote on this, but i do want to give you some of my opinions. it's important that people make decisions with their eyes open. it is my opinion t

we have ast of all, european budget. for is a calling budget commissioner, to combine that. that's a different story. but it is streamlining it. assistance in the european sense of federalism. in the english language, federalism is centralism. in the european language, it means decentralization. therefore, this is one of those misunderstandings. i do not want to have a european state. but i would like to have a european union which can handle the terrors -- question, the climate change question. we have to do it together. we certainly would like to have the proper instruments to deal with that. if we do not have the instrument's to solve problems, then people are dissatisfied if problems are not soft. i hope that this -- the problems are not solved. i was going to ask you because part of the rhetoric out of the brexit vote was politicians grossly underestimated how unhappy their populations were. the capitalism was no longer filtering through. do you think european leaders of open up to that fact across the board? thebrok: for sure, financial crisis, coming from the united s

i am convinced that by doing the things we have done over this ast 17, 18 hours, it sends message to the public and the message to our republican colleagues. we have a duty to make a difference and to bring reasonable legislation to the floor and to vote for it. i would love for them to do it. to exercise whatnt we have sworn to do, and that is to protect our constituents and the people of the united states of america. that is what this is all about. if they do not want to go with havet least allow us to the opportunity to do our job. i am convinced that when we are operating on the side of what is right, and this is right, family will prevail. then my last point. sometimes it gets frustrating, madame leader. i've been in politics for 35 years and i've seen it over again. an idea that comes forth. not going tosts happen. we push and we push and we push. there comes a moment when the door opens. some who may have thought about it may not be there to see the battle through. one thing we do know is that if we do nothing, things will continue the way they are and even worse, they will ge

. >> 32 prince george's county county school system is already dealing with ast separate childd sex abuse investigation i involving devonta carraway. he is accused of sexually abusing at least 17 children at several different lokess including judge sylvania woods elementary school during the sch school forestville high with the very latest on this story. jenny. >> reporter: hi there, guys. a lot of questions to ask prince george's county schools we c reached out to them this morninm with a t lot of those questions they got back to say late today and sheds there really isn'therr much that they can tell us on this one because it is the focuses of appending investigation. now, they did say they won't tolerated any behavior that brings harm to aan student. we have heard from several former students and currentn students telling us there has long been rumors about this teacher and his alleged inappropriate conduct with female students. prince george's county count schools did tell us vicinity mcduffy had been a teacher in the county for about that 17 17 years. people who tell us they are forme

this isn't the first time ast astrazeneca had been accused of improperly marketing the drug.ey paid a half billion dollar fine after a department of justice civil investigation into how it sold seroquel, including for use in children. astrazeneca declined to talk to us on children, but told us, it's never pushed its sales reps to market seroquel off label. it says it trains his employees to meet or exceed industry standards, comply with the law and promote medicines in occurrence with fda regulations. steven francesco thinks the fda is part of the problem. >> as far as i'm concerned, the fda, in terms of regulatory activity is getting weaker and yet there's huge amounts of medication being poured down kids's throats. >> reporter: less than a year after andrew's death, the fda did approve seroquel for use in kids with severe cons, skiso frenio and bipolar mania. but doctors continue to prescribe it off label, even to children younger than 2. we wanted to ask fda officials about the prescription of anti-psychotics in kids, and what they're doing to keep kids safe. they wouldn't

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that is a point that is increasingly important in the ast nine months or so.ok, we're half way through the year. what i am hearing from people on the by side and close to the buy side is that people are starting to look at their portfolios and say i need to start showing returns for 2016. that makes some of the new listings which are seen as a little more risky because they're new stocks more attractive. so for the deals that do go out if the companies can show strong fundamentals then it seems like they've been doing okay. there just aren't as many companies ready to ipo so folks are free to kind of hit the volatile markets here in the u.s. >> we'll end here. listen to what mark told us at the bloomberg tech conference about how they're coaching their company to be ipo ready. take a listen. >> it's harder to go public and i mean it is just observationally, the number of public companies in the u.s. continues to fall. on the other hand i think we believe that the pendulum has probably swung too far against going public and in fact that is where we are with our

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the problem is that you have a spending propeller in the way, so the creation of a mechanical shaft, astp on the the propeller crosses in front of the machine guns, it turns off a machine gun. as the blade passes, the machine guns are turned back on. 1918, and into the war, you have american air service pilots coming into the western front and being equipped with french aircraft. there is not a frontline-ready american air fighter for the conflict. this image you see here, it is an american air service markings and built by one of the manufacturers contracted to make these. wasthe 22nd aerial squadron assigned as airplane. a young pilot named ray brooks painted the name of his fiancee's college on there, smith college, and he had three previous airplanes. he goes into combat with this airplane and scores one aerial kill. some other pilots of the same squadron to down at least five more. this 513 blue with the first-generation of american combat pilots. ray brooks names this airplane after his fiancee's school. thing thee would airplane after their girlfriends. but he did not want to have

genetically therefore, their expertise with regard to -- expectations with regard to the protection for ast information has changed well. i think the congress and the administration need to reflect and respect that change in attitude, understanding all the while that are concerns about national security and keeping people safe from people who would abuse this technology is important. it is also important to understand that technology itself can be used in a positive way to protect people's lives. that is why we passed unanimously the reform legislation that is now over in the senate. i hope the senate acts upon it. that is an enhancement of people's driver's that i think they want and expect. rep. mccaul: in the cyber security bill that we passed, we met with the privacy advocates. share these close to not only protect the , by getting these codes to law the door so that networks cannot be penetrated or intruded by criminals, espionage, and nation state actors. >> that concludes our time with this first panel. i want to thank chairman mccall latte.od thank you for starting the conversation.

she reminds us that each of us ast he fighters in warriors well.is our nation, our future, our right. she holds a scale in her other hand and with that skill she is reminding us, all of us are equal in the eyes of god. so all of us must be equal in the law and government power. and, she wears a blindfold. and with that blindfold she reminds us it can be true, it should be true, it must the true in this country, in this century. it does not matter what you look like. matter how you started. it does not matter your circumstances. it does not matter who you are. here in this nation, every american's life must be filled with the possibilities that come from their god-given gifts. and we can only achieve that when we restore a citizen and for thef, by, people. that is what we must fight for. ladies andou, gentlemen. thank you very much. >> our c-span buzz continues to travel throughout the country to visit our winners of the c-span video competition. we recently stopped in maryland. withudents were presented awards in front of teachers, parents, and loc

there may have been a little bit different of his challenge for hillary clinton would be as strong astfar behind. he has not been able to dig his way out. >> i am going to interrupt you. i want to take our audience to the white house right now of the comment of donald trump kre recently. >> let me make one observation about that. some who weighhave weighed in o opinions are our republicans who served in the united states senate. they have rather things to say. i guess i would point out a little ironic for republicans in the senate who have concerns of views as it relate to judges to also say they are not going to confirm any judges o f the republican nominee. that's certainly is true at the supreme court level. it is evidence, it is additional evidence of the unconfidentabmf position trying to adopt here when it comes to not doing their job. look, this applies to other federal other judges as well. there are a variety of well qualified obama's nominees of two judges both of the appellate level and the district level. who would fill vacancy. this is not just the president deciding willi

and, there was an economist who aste something in late 2014 well. really, there is a trend in people finding this same result. then, i want to use the rest of the time to talk about a few extensions to james's resource -- research that i have been working on. some of us have been benefiting from communicating with james along the way and realizing i did not know the data as well as he did. since 1948, worker pay has kept up with worker productivity. you cannot take hourly pay back much before 1948, but you can look at annual compensation and look at net gdp rather than net productivity. because both of those are divided by the same hours to get hourly compensation, comparing gdpl compensation to total basically tells you the same .hing we can look at productivity going all the way back. point or 1929g rather than 1948, they still line up. both 21 they were points higher than the 1929 to 1934 average. it is remarkable how well they line up, especially given that the data is not perfect. i do think it is an important policy question, what has hourlyd

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she's ast certain to need some number of super delegates in order to be the nominee. on tuesday what's likely to happen is if you add up her pledged delegates plus the promised super delegate votes, she'll have enough to say i'm the nominee. that's when bernie sanders jumps in and says stop counting the super delegates. they have to vote in july. until that vote in japan, there's no nominee so that's the one we'll be waiting for in the next couple of days. >> why does california matter? >> because i really want it to. [ laughter ] if actually california actually objectively matters because the candidates have been spending so much time and money here. for sanders to make his play to change the hearts and minds of the super delegates, he needs to win california so he can go in to the convention and say i won. what he's said is the big enchilada. take a look at the super delegate process itself, and potentially change that process. >> my problem is that the process today has allowed secretary clinton to get the support of over 400 super delegates before any other democr

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balancing everything out, we have an economy that for the .ast four quarters growing 2% growth was quite slow in the first quarter, at the end of last year. it looks to be picking up. we are watching things, i don't want to send a message of pessimism about the economy and where we are going. guy: that was day to. -- that was day two. satisfying market expectations when it comes to rates. if you take a look at your bloomberg this morning. -- this morning, the yen has not changed a great deal. hike,ssibility of a rate less than 50%. at the beginning of 2017, less than a 50% chance. the market is expecting not anything for a very long time. what's -- let's welcome our guest, charles newsome. it is not much chance of anything happening anytime soon. it is interesting i did get the slight feeling and some of janet yellen's testimony -- it wasn't much there, but it was some thing that caught my eye when -- said the key test to keep whether inflation continues to make progress. that seemed to me a slight softening of the language which i thought was interesting. caroline: we were hearing from

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crews recovered debris from the vessel including the m a ast.ar what destroyed the birth. >> president obama a proved federal aid and offered condolences following the flood ago this swept through west virginia 24 people are dead making this these flood the deadliest in the united states since 2010. heavy rain battered much of the state last week even. as the water starts to recede, some families are returning home to find everything is gone. >> i figured there would be something left, something standing but there is nothing. >> unaudible. >> across the mountain state at least 100 homes have been destroyed, seriously damage, west virginia's governor has activated the national guard and declared a state of emergency in 44 counties. >>> there is also a state of emergency in california where thousands of fire fighters are battling six wild fires, the largest is in central california where authorities believe, that they may have found humane remains in the mobile home. two others are confirmed dead. danielle nottingham talk to some residents forced

look at the trajectory over the ,ast month, currently trading nowhere near zero we know now see on then 10 year debt. will not of negative as we see a search for safety because we certainly are with u.k. debt. againlls are showing once that the league's campaign seems to be ahead to the tune of 55%, which royal the market, -- roiled the market. that is pushing the british pound down 5/10 of 1%. this is the world currency rancorou, and it is -- ranker, and it is one of the worst performers today. chinese data looks a little bit better than usual. let's have a look at the stocks to watch. very sadly, g4s with that tragic event, the shooting in orlando, the perpetrator suspected of killing 50 people was an employee. it's down 4.5%. 1.4% as theywn by say they will the hit the tune of millions, tens of millions of euros, which could be the cost as they see 27% of their pilots strike. .5%, astinto down by reported by the sunday times, that goldman sachs has been hired to help privatize its 8 billion pound operation. they want to buy the rest of their shares and get something new to help them