not the case when you look at the two fit new ich is more u.k. centric.still down a percent. e dax and germany down eight points in the cac is that they points. nicole: a couple of trading days could do to have recovered 60% of losses since the british at the vote. data features a 25. s&p futures up that too. massive creatures have to. lauren: the final day of the quarter, but not to restrict t second half of the year tomorrow. boiled down cents. the teams yesterdato hold down $4. 1322 at troy ounce. nicole: let's look at the dollar is trading against other key currencies. the british pound stronger oakland 34. you can see that the euro, canadian dollar, mexican peso in japanese had all week her. nicole: to vote in the u.k. to leave the e.u. all but two of 33 institutions pass the final round of the fundraisers in a stress test if they were given permission to does dividend and backpacks for sharolders. morg stanley passed the test of whether the fed found weaknesses in internal risk management processes could affect required morgan stanley to submit a plan by the end of the

. >> president obama is said to be iching to put his mark on the democratic campaign for successor. what will that mark be. chief washington correspondent james rosen explores the possibilities. >> by all knts, president obama is raring to go for the fall election, eager to help the democratic party take on presumptive republican nominee, donald trump but a spokesman stopped short of describing the president's involvement as essential to a democratic victory. >> the president is an important validator. the president is someone who has been doing this job for the last seven and a half years. think it will be relevant to the decision-making of many lawmakers. not just democrats, but some independents and some republicans. >> the wlous has held off an an endorsement citing today's balloting in california and new jersey. aides indicate that the president will endorse in the next few days, before the district of columbia weighs in. >> the president should expect and encourage the democrats in district of columbia to participate and make their voice heard. someone somebody has definitivel

do you think they have a joint terrorist task force in port luc ich lu lucie, wherever this guy's fromolice officers in those communities. they didn't know this guy was on any watch list. they didn't know anything about him. you have a whole element of law enforcement officers around the country, 800,000, that could be looking and following up on these things. so that's one thing. you know what? the fbi goes to see the guy for three different times. >> right. >> then he goes out and buys a gun. you know what? there have to be a flagging mechanism that when they put that gun in the computer and they go to do that background investigation, there's a flag that pops that says contact the bureau and ask them -- >> i agree. but what do you say to the people who say that people innocently get put on a watch list, and they shouldn't be denied their second amendment rights because there's no way you get off a watch list. that's what i've been hearing for the longest time. >> there has to be constant follow up. when a guy pops up because he's bought two guns in one day, somebody needs to check w

and i'm getting eight full hours of sleep. [ light laughter ] >> ich openly on my work computer now,e always suspected. there were signs. [ light laughter ] >> contrary to popular belief i wasn't born this way just because i'm a woman. it's a choice. >> we're for hill, we're -- trill? >> we're working on our tagline. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: big week. it's a huge week for them. and now that we've done that, if you don't mind, there's something that i need to get off my chest. last night i was watching a movie on my xbox when a message popped up on the screen that said, "hi, seth." because apparently the xbox has a built-in camera that can see when i'm in the room and knows my name. and i'm sorry, but i just have to say this. technology has to chill the f out -- >> at this point in the broadcast seth launched into a 60-second obscenity-laden tirade about technology, and his extreme discomfort with the speed at which it is advancing. network policy prevents us from broadcasting his comments but forced to air this portion of the show. in short, seth believes technology needs to

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ich bin ein berliner, one of the most iconic moments of the presidency or the cold war.6, 1963. then the next day right after his epic speech in west berlin, president kennedy went to ireland as the first irish catholic president of the united states. and in so doing, he blew ireland's mind. >> the town has never seen a day like this before. the irish wit flows like tea. jokes like people talking like they were all in washington. the president cut quite a figure. and a cake. this is a pleasant interlude on his four-anything working tour. who knows, secretly the president may consider it the highlight of his trip. mr. kennedy noted he was there to see a few cousins who didn't catch the vote. at the ancient borough of wexford, thousands cheered with the enthusiasm that only irish men can muster for one of their own. he was made a freeman of the city. among other things this the would entitle him to a bed in the poor house if he'd ever be after needing it. >> president john f. kennedy went to ireland 20,000 people turned out at the airport to greet him when he landed at dub

suggesting his men or employees would not waterboard, ich is encouraging but also very disturbing inerms of it's a recognition of where we can go and we can still go back to where we were and we may go back to something far worse. so there needs to be an honest narrative about not only what it does to the personnel who were put in these positions but to the kind of things it does to people in our prisoner of war camps. >> woodruff: did you come away of a clear idea of what is within the bounds of what should be permitted when interrogating someone who has done something terrible against the united states, whether it's i.s.i.s. or al quaida or something, and what steps over the line? did you come away knowing what that line is? >> no, and i think that's abexcellent question because i think once you begin to push the limits of interrogation, which in and of itself is already a potentially abusive sort of thing, forcing someone to talk to you, the minute you begin to push those limits and the minute you entitle yourself to force someone to cooperate with you to essentially change their

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last night, what i saw, first of all, most horrible things ich ever experien i've never experienced. i stepped extend my condolences everyone. it was a truly crazy night. i was getting my last drink by the outside bar on the patio. i leaned over to give instructions to how i wanted my drink to the bartender and the shots just started coming. and it felt like it was never going to stop until when it did stop, my instinct was to get out. like get out as fast as i can. because this is a chance where nothing is being -- no bullets are being ricocheted everywhere, i'm just going to get out. and once i started running, he started going again. and honestly while i was outside, it felt like never ending shots. everyone asking why wouldn't it stop. and it was just a mohorrible scene. >> this started around 2:00 in the morning, away last call, people had been there, a small space. describe to me again the area where you were and were you able to see where the shots were coming from? >> yeah, again, i was by the bar in the back in the patio. it's like outside of pulse. it's an extension where y

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until the year 2020, ich will improve d.h.s.'s' ability to engage tech startups. h.r. 5388 also includes important accountability re quirmentse to ensure there will be proper oversight of the authority. in december of last year, the house passed h.r. 3578, the science and technology reform and improvement act. that bill included provisions similar to those in the bill that we are considering today. mr. speaker, over the last several years we have seen evolving cybersecurity threats from china, russia, north korea and iran as well as cyberthreats from criminal organizations and terrorist groups like isis. cyber criminals continue to develop even more cutting-edge cyber capabilities. in 2016, these hackers posed an even greater threat to the u.s. homeland and our critical infrastructure. the federal government desperately needs to keep pace with these evolving threats and actively work with the private sector to find solutions. mr. speaker, the department of homeland security's direct ate of science and technology is the primary research and development arm and beca

at the chemical safety board, ich the e.p.a. o.i.g. also oversees, the i.g. was denied access to certain documents based on a phony attorney-client privilege claim. at the peace corps they refused to provide the inspector generals access to information related to sexual assaults on the peace corps volunteers, absent a memorandum of understanding. in all of these instances, the agency had clear guidance from section 6-a of the i.g. act to provide the i.g. with access to all records, but that guidance indeed was ignored. the i.g. empowerment act makes clear that section 6-a means exactly what it says. every inspector general shall have access to all records, reports, audit rerks views, document, papers, recommendations, and other materials. when agencies refuse or limit i.g.'s access to agency records, it undermines the intent of congress and frustrate ours mutual interest in government transparency and efficiency. furthermore, the negotiations between agencies and their i.g.'s are wasteful. both sides commit time and resources which sometimes include hiring ou

dan stench ich to you first. >> it's not going to take much to put the market in a tailspin.hat's going on in britain, how fragile the economy-- excuse me fragile the markets are and anything that might hit it again. i wouldn't feel comfortable buying yet. stuart: dan is saying what you said earlier, shah. don't get too comfortable. >> i agree with dan, fingers are off the panic button and seem to have passed that stage. the markets have a lot to digest, but nobody has any idea what is going to happen with the british exit, what the stipulations are going to be between them and the rest of the union and who might tee up-- we might not know for two years. , ma-- they hate that decision and in the face of the unknown. stuart: you can't trade stocks or anything else on the basis of what's going to happen two years from now. >> i think that's what's happening. they can't figure out that's going to happen and they go to the sidelines and figure out where to park your money safely. stuart: i'm going to throw a surprise question at liz liz: love that. stuart: and the big selloff aft

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. >> yesterday, there was a woman on fox last night and ichs watching, so upset because she couldn'ther son. she wasn't sure if he was inside. she had been sending him text messages. wasn't sure if he was unconscious in the hospital or inside? and just, you know, as a mom, as a parent, brian, you are a parent, you are a parent. could you imagine? >> it's tough. >> no. >> i understand the investigation has to be complete and thorough but i'm just wondering about -- this has been almost a day now and those bodies are still inside that building. i've never seen any investigation unfold quite like this. i'm looking forward to the fbi explanation in 25 minutes. >> that's right. and we will take it live. thank you very much, brian. 23 minutes before the top of hour. live from new york. >> the unthinkable hour of terrorism now rocking the race for the white house. >> republican frontrunner donald trump demanding president obama step down, resign, for refusing to blame the blood bath on radical islam. instead, using the tragedy as a way to push for more gun controls. >> john roberts is live

we're going to spend a couple of billion dollars just on medical research, ich the senator from maryland obviously is in favor of, calling it in the name of defense when it should be done absolutely by -- it should be funded by other branches of the appropriations committee rather than the willie sutton syndrome and taking it out of defense. all i can say to the senator from maryland, all we're talking about is give it a try in five places. let's not go to general quarters about an attempt to see if we can save the taxpayers a billion dollars a year. and we're not going to close any commissaries, any remote bases. we're not doing anything but a five-base pilot program. and that's all there is to this amendment. and to portray it as anything else is a distortion of exactly what the legislation has clearly stated its intent to be. ms. murkowski: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. ms. murkowski: first of all i rise to say despite what was just said, i'm not in -- ms. mikulski: first of all, i rise to say despite what was said, i'm no the in the pocket of gross

there's data all the around ich confirms how devastating a carbon tax would be to the united states economy. you can just look at what some f the outse groups that look at this. the national association of manufacturers, the people that me things in arica have confirmed we lose morehan a million jobs in america if a carbon tax was imposed. where would those jobs go? they'd go to countries, ironically, that don't havehe good environmentastandards we already have so they would go to countries like china and india where if you're concerned about carbon going into the atmosphere, the things that they do to produce the same things we produceere in americait creates moe than five times the amountf carbon in those countri. so you're shifting jobs out of america to send it to countries where you'd actually create more carbon. you know, they talk about somehow being able to create policy that will stop hurricanes and change e sea level rising, for goodness sak as if some policy is going to do that. byhe way, the result of those policy will create carbon in the earth's atmosphere. hat's n even talk a