aberdeen was the hardest. suppose just generally, there have been so many tough decisions over the years, parting with colleagues i have worked with since day one. or whatever. and it is a people business. the tough decisions are the people decisions. i really hate -- i am such a softy, i hate making hard decisions. francine: it is the people business. do you need face time with a lot of ceos you do business with? martin: yeah, asset management is not like investment where they are trying to tear each other's throats out. we get along quite well actually. i know most of the ceos, certainly all the ones in europe and the independent asset managers, and most of the u.s. we all have the same problems, so they discuss it openly. francine: up next, and a time of negative interest rates, cheap we, and market volatility, ask martin gilbert or he sees the biggest opportunities. the worldo thirds of upon the group is going to come from asia. it is an important region and an important region to invest. francine: more co

we had about 300 people in aberdeen, where we are based, headquartered.ough.s certainly i knew if i could sell, if we can sell enough assets, we would survive. and in those days, banks were very supportive and helped us really survive. francine: it was a prophet? you is something that was valued wrong? martin gilbert: it was close and bonds which were gearing, and we were the market leader. unfortunately, some of it has been sold to retail investors unlike coo's, which were a mirror image of the capital investment trust. there wasn't the same political interest and regular tory interest -- regulatory interest. with the longely market downturn, a lot of them did not survive. so the politicians discovered the subject. francine: did they change you as a leader? martin gilbert: absolutely. i suppose i gained a lot out of it. in good a business times is easy. it is a you manage them in difficult times that make or break you as a leader. i never gave up. one thing i always tell people when they ask, when people ask my advice or whatever about how to appear befo

has interviewed into its investigation into this secretary of state's use into an email server, aberdeen was one of her closest aides during her tenure as a nation's top diplomat. some reports say the fbi could interview clinton herself in the next couple weeks, this comes after a federal judge said he may order clinton to testify under oath about whether she used the email server to evade public records disclosures. nicole: two democratic candidates press their case for the nomination, bernie sanders meeting voters in west virginia ahead of tuesday's primary. hillary clinton campaigns in california. peter barnes in washington with the very latest. >> reporter: bernie sanders was campaigning hard in west virginia thursday with three campaign stops, trying to build momentum from his unexpected win over hillary clinton in the indiana primary, he pitched his plan to help the coal industry. >> we have legislation, $41 billion into helping those minors and other workers in the fossil fuel industry. >> reporter: clinton has a big delegate lead over sanders, 2200 to sanders's 1400, clinton need

our guest is martin gilbert from aberdeen asset management.investment manager focusing on emerging markets. gilbert's story begins in asia. born and raised in malaysia, he went to school in scotland at the age of nine, and he cofounded aberdeen in 1983. for 33 years, he has grown aberdeen into what of the biggest publicly traded asset managers with more than $400 billion of asset management.

cofounder of aberdeen asset management.oming up, but to coming your way including the rate cutters. the aussie dollar slumps after is a private move -- after a surprise move in interest rates. paralyzing volatility as switzerland's biggest investor falls by two thirds. he doesn't expect martin to call anytime soon. can bmw hold on to his crown? we will look at the race for leadership at the world's luxury vehicle market. ♪ francine: this is the pulse. let's get to the business flash with mark barton. mark:the biggest rap -- biggest rally since -- so says the boj governor, harry he took a road a. they will not hesitate to expand monetary stimulus in order to achieve their 2% inflation target. the chief investment officer of one of america's biggest instant we -- has joined warren buffett in charging 2% fees under management and retain 20% of the gains. $187 billionthe california state teachers retirement system called the practice broken. >> as an investor of capital, we negotiate -- i have said very clearly that the model i

for 33 years, he has grown aberdeen into what of the biggest publicly trad

according to aberdeen asset officer martin gilbert.tin gilbert: john at deutsche bank has a tough job. they have a good wealth manager. withy good retail bank reasonable return on equities. they have all got good bits and they all have investment banks that they are probably trying to downsize. the prime minister says he still expects to raise to be of sales tax unless there is serious -- there are serious reasons not to. it comes after the nikkei business daily reported he would delay the increase as it would threaten efforts to beat inflation. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . manus: let us get straight to the touch screen. the nearly one year anniversary of the record high on the s&p. aussie dollar is on the move. what is grabbing your attention? nejra: starting with asian stocks which are rising for a second day. japan is rising but we are seeing losses in china. if you look at the asia-pacific index, a b

ahead, a slump earnings hitting everyone from ubs to aberdeen asset management. we will get you caught up with everything. stay with us. ♪ mark: you're watching bloomberg markets. stocks are falling for the third day. every industry group is falling. the tone was set by that manufacturing data out of china. that showed the industry contracted for a second month. biggest drop in two months. today it's down by 1% percent. it's a banking earnings bonanza today. this is a day chart. ubs profits fell greater than estimated. market turbulence eroded earnings and the wealth management division. ubs shares are down 8% today. first quarter profits rose more than expected. the chief executive is paring back costs. shares are down 1.5%. there was a decline in provisions and bad loans that helped upset a slumping tape -- trade revenue. it still down by a fifth of percent. commerzbank, germany's second against lender, market turmoil causing a drop in revenue. a quick peek at what's happening. aberdeen reports 7.6 billion pounds of net outflow in the first three months of the

aberdeen.een was one of clinton'slis closest aides during her teeng e you're as secretary of state.s. it's not clear if other aides a have been interviewed or whenr w or if hillary clinton will be interviewed. >> an isis attack in iraq wh came as a surprise according to pentagon press secretary sre peter cook. cook says the military isli still trying the figure outur how isis managed to as seem as bell a fighting force of 125f men plus vehicles without being detected. detec charles keating is the thirdhehi u.s. service member killed in combat in iraq since 2014.ce 201 >> the obama administration is commuting the prison sentenceses of 58 more federal convicts.co >> this is part of a push to pus revamp the criminal justiceril u system and ease punishments for nonviolent drug offenders. s so far president has commuted cu 306 inmates.30inm the vast majority of those he sentence were for drug crimes. >> 4:51 is the time right now.en let's talk about somethingabouts happening in virginia. vgi some fa

. >> they didn't cooperate, cheryl mills, jake sullivan, and huma aberdeen did not cooperate in this investigation. why would they not cooperate? >> i just think it is your duty, your duty to cooperate with this investigation and get all the facts out. >> i specifically have spoken about the fbi, but you are saying no. this is two now, this is an independent review and we don't know what the fbi has. are you concerned with the candidate? >> the email issue is an issue no question but i also think huma aberdeen saying you failed to preserve the records the way you are supposed to further them these are pretty problematic things, not something -- something you should take seriously having worked in the government and have access to classified information, something you are trained to handle very carefully. >> watching the president couch terms in being careful going forward makes me wonder what the white house new ahead of all this. congressman chaffetz will join us to tell us how this is playing out on the hill, it will be critical to get his point of view on hillary clinton's use of

. >>> the aberdeen regatta wrapped up today. crews from more than 100 schools gathered on the river banks. the competitors came from as far away as california and canada to compete in the largest collegiate rowing competition in the nation. they all got in the events before the rain arrived. >>> up next, philadelphia's mayor crosses something off his bucket list by heading back to high school. we'll show the performance he put on today that he has been dreaming of since he was a teenager. >>> the phillies are one-run wonders. but wait until you see how this ends. and the new birds are getting used to the new playbook. hear what they have to say. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenny checked off an item on his bucket list today. he performed in a play at his high school alma mater. >> thanks for joining us, detective? >> kenny. >> that's mayor kenny showing off his acting chops today at st. joe's prep. the mayor had a cameo in the school's production of "curtains" he said he regretted never joining the drama club in high school. so th

aberdeen asset management ceo says his firm has resisted interest from competitors seeking to buy theompany. do get never tried -- we a lot of people wanting to buy us which is very nice but so far we've managed -- >> european? >> yes european. greatmanagement are business because of the return on capital is so high. it's profitable and predictable. there is a lot of interest but being independent is a massive benefit to us. >> that is your bloomberg business flash. thank you very much. the new york fed president bill dudley says the federal reserve is moving closer to raising interest rates at one of its next two meetings. he echoed sentiment from the minutes in the fomc meeting published this week. >> what we do depends on how the economy is going to evolve. looking at the market expectations, i think it looks like june is roughly one in three and tightening through the july meeting looks like about 60% of the federal funds futures market. ofthe federal reserve bank richemont's president jeffrey lacher comfortable with a june rate hike. >> i was control with the june protection -- p

if you are running a financial services company in edinburgh or aberdeen or glasgow, your company has a passport to operate anywhere in india the 28 european countries, employing people, making love work back in scotland. you can fly from a scottish airport inexpensively to all parts of the european union because a common system of aviation regulation across europe, single european skies, and swept away the old national restrictive practices and protected national flag carriers that kept the european airfares at prohibitive levels in the past. if you are a lorry driver in scotland or you on a road haulage business you could drive from aberdeen to athens with just a single set of paperwork to cover your driver and your consign without any extra customs or inspections anywhere along the way. if you're producing food or drink in scotland, the scottish cup the uk, also for the european and other standards can be sold freely anywhere around the european union. and, of course, scots can travel your they can take work. they can study at universities or colleges anywhere else in the european

they will be talking to aberdeen asset management this morning about the performance of their businessions to put to the management there. the company is trading considerably weaker this morning, down by 7.8% is our. 8:56 in london. a weak picture for european equities this morning. ♪ francine: profit pain. -- cutting deep down on her. the aussie dollar drops as they take their interest rates to a record low. traders costs after brexit concerns. ♪ francine: welcome to the pulse. where live from bloomberg's european headquarters here in london. markets.ck in on the

guy: the view from aberdeen., why calls on swiss stocks showed the franc trauma, continuing to rumble on. that is our chart of the hour, next. ♪ matt: block him back to "on the move." let's get your chart of the hour. nejra cehic has it for us. nejra: thanks. i'm looking at the swiss market index. we know this is one of the worst-performing stock markets in the developed world year to date. it is down almost 9%. of what this chart shows is that traders expected to get worse. this is showing the ratio at its highest since 2012. the ratio of put the cause outstanding has also surged 18% in just two months. there may be more pain ahead for the swiss market. guy: and it is all about the franc? nejra: looks like that.i tracked it back to january 15, 2016 -- guy: we remember it well. nejra: [laughter] we saw the smi plunge. and before that, the tread was largely upward. it has been downward since then. this is interesting because, if you look at the dividend yield of swiss companies versus the 10 year bond yields, we a

[music] cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-6621 www.abercap.com ...r )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) us. i'm peggy bunker. ==terry/2-shot== and i'm terry

i think the details are working in scotland and i was very proud to be there with the aberdeen city deal. the deal between the scottish government in the scottish government in u.k. government in city concern can only work if we are all one happy united kingdom. thank you, mr. speaker. did journalists has been subject to an online hate campaign -- [inaudible] increasingly, this is used against deeply public life by those who have taken opposing views. will my right honorable friend can ban this kind of harassment and will he work with media and social media platforms to reserve the right to speak freely without intimidation or hate? train to >> we want to speak freely and we must have a robust and lively democracy. some of the things people say on twitter that when the air in some way anonymous surfing the appalling and people should be ashamed of assertive sax is pulling the takes place. >> last week when intellect did a new mayor. overwhelming mandates to capture the projects and the housing bill will make it work. in april the prime minister launches manifesto promising affordable hom

[music] cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-6621 www.abercap.com ... ♪ you wish your dog could fight off and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kills fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new flea infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is recommended by vets for killing fleas and ticks. after all, your dog is a lover not a fighter. frontline plus. vet recommended flea and tick killer. what if we made a paint that was so special that was such a jewel among paints that you had to seek it out. nope, even easier than that. more like taking a left on that street where you usually take a right that wasn't so hard. and if finding that paint made you and your walls beam with pride, is it still paint? benjamin moore. paint like no other. find one of our 5,000 authorized retailers near you. hi. my name is daniela nazario. hi. my name is ricardo nazario, and we live in middle village, new york. i am an occupational therapist, and i work with children with disabilit

we will track that because we have aberdeen dad vail regatta a then. saturday it is cloud which rain possible, high of 69, and sun and cloud, next sunday we will dry out then with a high of six 36789 i'm sure everyone is happy to see the sun today, we will get more of that tomorrow, guys. >> yes. >> thanks, melissa. >>> you can find seven day forecast and live look at storm tracker six double scan radar anytime on the day on our web site. just go to six abc.com/weather. >> abc's world news sunday next on channel six. don't miss "action news" at ten on phl17 tonight. then we're right back here again on six abc at 11:00. >>> for melissa magee, jeff skversky, jamie apody, sarah bloomquist and the entire "action news" team i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪ vo: across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills.

[music] [music] [music] cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 abercap.com what if we made a paint that was so special that was such a jewel among paints that you had to seek it out. nope, even easier than that. more like taking a left on that street where you usually take a right that wasn't so hard. and if finding that paint made you and your walls beam with pride, is it still paint? benjamin moore. paint like no other. find one of our 5,000 authorized retailers near you. i'm sara gore, and this is "open house." we're taking you inside one of the most colorful homes in newport beach. and we visit a stunning renovation project by architect, gordon kahn. plus we are stopping by this stylish home of sana rezwan sait, featuring an elegant mix of curated treasures. but first celebrity broker couple, the altmans, show us a luxury retreat in the heart of beverly hills. heather bilyeau: i love this room, the high vaulted ceilings, the natural light, and a stone fireplace. i like to snuggle up next to you near that stone fireplace. ah. welcome to "open house." i'm here inside one of new y

we have numbers from the aberdeen asset management. dollars,lion underlying pretax profits. sn under management, $192.8 billion. the story is very much about the inflows and outflows for this company. they have suffered from more than two years of withdrawals, including $13 billion in assets, as appetites sour towards emerging markets. that is where this business has had something of a specialized interest. the ftse 100 was pushed back in march after it was pushed off after that market slump at the start of this year. boss of thist, the business, will be speaking first to bloomberg at 9:00 u.k. time on "the pulse." stay with us for that. let's get to the bloomberg first world news at this hour. we are joined from hong kong. reporter: hey, anna. we have underscore in pockets of weakness, with weak external demand. fell. policy makers are balancing the need for ongoing stimulus, while trying to shed excess capacity. the imf have said rising debt a risk forecome asian economies. they are optimistic about the region's outlook. >> we expect the region will grow 2.4% higher than t

[music] [music] [music] cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 abercap.com what if there was a paint that made you look at paint differently question everything you know and what you don't know what if it's built with better ingredients given super powers and even a secret base to test those powers. since benjamin moore reinvented paint, it makes you wonder is it still paint? find benjamin moore paint, only at one of our authorized retailers near you. ♪ ♪ >>> could bill cosby get ten years in prison? welcome to "access hollywood the weekend edition" i'm liz hernandez. bill cosby will go to trial on criminal charges of allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand in 2004. scott evan was at the pennsylvania courtroom when it all went down. scott? >> liz, the judge's ruling was swift after a ten minute recess and packed courtroom. she said mr. skoz cosby i will you on all three charges. >> cosby arrived to court greeting cheering fans with a wave. inside the courthouse, cosby reportedly legally blind was escorted to a waiting elevator. his guide voicing direction as long t

. >> and there's also some question about her relationship relationship -- >> rick aberdeen and her use of the foundation and the use of her position to take care of donors and supporters of hers. you you know, she promised there would be a line between her and this organization. the very careful ethical requirements of making sure there's no mixing of the two. the e-mails show she was regularly getting and seeking advice from cindy bloomenthal who was advising her on libya while she was secretary of state. that's not what she promised. she promised the clinton foundation would have no role at the state department. in fact, one of their top officials was a key cabinet advisor for mrs. clinton. >> now up on the phone lines is sue from kentucky on the independent line. sue, good morning. caller: good morning. host: what's your question? guest: good morning caller: i would just love to know if anyone is looking at donald trump and looking into his background. he doesn't seem to me to be -- i just don't -- he doesn't seem to me to be president material. host: all right. that's sue from kent

to hear a lotng martin gilbert in aberdeen asset management. in days ahead.he asset management industry was less effective in other parts of the financial services industry. ready the sense of separation there. talking about whether there is volatility and markets. they said it would be a lehman moment but some very uncomfortable aspects for a few days. she remained in the european union. we have numbers due out in today's program. manus: industrial production better to be up at 1.2%. previously just 1%. month onl production month 3.8% up and over. let's get straight to yvonne who has the back story on this. industrial production was a major beach. yvonne: it looks like better numbers for the month of march. 3.8%. the prior number was 3.6%. if you take over the first quarter i don't think it is enough to show that anymore improvement is coming. quarterhe second economists are still not too optimistic. they think it is going to look weak. we have the impact of the q shoe earthquake of course. brisk air. a sustained rebounded production. gdp numbers coming tomo

south dakota attorneys live and work in the state's biggest cities: sioux falls, rapid city, and aberdeen, or the capital, pierre. with two-thirds of south dakota's attorneys concentrated in just four cities, it's becoming increasingly difficult for the state's rural residents to find a lawyer, and as older attorneys start to retire, some rural counties are being left without any lawyers at all >> with kochekian's arrival, the number of attorneys in private practice in spink county grew from two to three. >> reporter: had you ever been to south dakota before? >> no. never. >> reporter: never? >> never. i saw a commercial on television late one night, and it looked beautiful, and i'm not afraid of change and or travel. and i figured, well, if i get in, then it's meant to be, and it worked out. >> reporter: it wasn't a commercial she saw, but a tv news report about a first-of- its-kind program enticing young attorneys to move to south dakota. a few months later, kochekian, her dog, and her belongings were en route. following the death of her mother, she decided to leave her family's furnitu

it happened at wetlands golf course in aberdeen maryland. arthur gay was with me.college basketball at richmond vince cowan both of whom have a couple of aces already. i'm still upset about that. 100 yards downhill and voila. >> there it was. >> dish in the hole. >> i'm in the hole in one club. >> oh, my. it's been a long time coming. i guess i get my next one at 92. >> >>> morning team is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. for kate, don, everyone here, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. the late show with stephen colbert is next with jason is he day kiss. >> thanks so much for watching and sleep well, family. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for armando montelongo live events. you are about to meet a man that can change your future now. he is america's top real-estate investing expert, he has been featured on the number-one real-estate hit reality show "flip this house," and is a best-selling author. he is the most sought-out real-estate expert in the world and has changed thousands of

it happened at wetlands golf course in aberdeen maryland. arthur gay was with me.college basketball at richmond vince cowan both of whom have a couple of aces already. i'm still upset about that. 100 yards downhill and voila. >> there it was. >> dish in the hole. >> i'm in the hole in one club. >> oh, my. it's been a long time coming. i guess i get my next one at 92. >> we'll be right >>> morning team is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. for kate, don, everyone here, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. the late show with stephen colbert is next with jason is he day kiss. >> thanks so much for watching and sleep well, family. >> stephen: good evening. i'm stephen colbert. before we begin: a disclaimer and a warning for viewers of tonight's episode. due to news events beyond our control, tonight's broadcast of "the late show" contains graphic material, specifically the phrase: "donald trump kissed various women on the mouth." (laughter) >> stephen: i'm sorry. this material may be unsuitable for some viewers, incl

i think the details are working in scotland and i was very proud to be there with the aberdeen city deal. the deal between the scottish government in the scottish government in u.k. government in city concern can only work if we are all one happy united kingdom. thank you, mr. speaker. did journalists has been subject to an online hate campaign -- [inaudible] increasingly, this is used against deeply public life by those who have taken opposing views. will my right honorable friend can ban this kind of harassment and will he work with media and social media platforms to reserve the right to speak freely without intimidation or hate? train to >> we want to speak freely and we must have a robust and lively democracy. some of the things people say on twitter that when the air in some way anonymous surfing the appalling and people should be ashamed of assertive sax is pulling the takes place. >> last week when intellect did a new mayor. overwhelming mandates to capture the projects and the housing bill will make it work. in april the prime minister launches manifesto promising affordable hom

aberdeen is one of her closest aides. aberdeen has been the target of muslim hate herself. bernie guy. if you want to talk to i think should be president, i believe it's bernie sanders. rue, andfair, true is t she has no record i'm aware of of anti-muslim hate. guy --rson: is a clinton as a clinton guy -- as keith stated, one of her chief advisers and closest confidence -- confidants, who is phenomenal -- secretary clinton was in minneapolis a few weeks ago. muslimsd to ensure that were not only there, they were a part of the process. there were a group of syrian americans who had a moment with secretary clinton. if you look at her history as not only first lady of arkansas, the first lady of the united states of america, and even secretary of state, she is the most travel secretary of state in u.s. history. whoever i go to embassies happen to have muslim ambassadors, they talk about the bridge building that was done under her leadership as secretary of state. when i go to muslim communities across the country, and the community is divided. some are feeling the bern and are

shares in aberdeen are up 3% today. >> that is quite important for those companies. excellent.et's get to first word news. missing -- looking for that missing egyptair jetliner. wreckage from the plane has been recovered. seats, luggage, and some human remains were recovered in the mediterranean. a flight was on the route from cairo to paris when it's finished. 66 people were on board. people have said it is more likely at terrorist attack than a mechanical failure. hoping -- will provide information about the islamic state strategy in europe. he was arrested in belgium after four months on the run. he was extradited to france. in western canada, firefighters have defended to oilsands sites. the fires erected at the beginning of the month. they have earned an area that is more then five times the size of new york city. they are spreading east into a remote area. in washington, house republicans and democrats have reached a deal on the puerto rico $70 billion of debt. the board would oversee some debt restructuring. lawmakers are trying to pass a bill before puerto rico default

aberdeen asset management ceo's say they've resisted offers to buy the company.o sell ther tried business, but we do get a lot of people wanting to buy us, which is nice. francine: europeans? >> europeans from everywhere, around the world. asset management is a great business because the return on capital is so high. predictable,ble, so there's a lot of interest. being independent is a massive benefit to us. nejra: you can see that entire interview tonight at 10:00 a.m. u.k. time and throughout -- 10:00 p.m. u.k. time and throughout the weekend on bloomberg tv. goldman sachs holds its annual meeting. tough markets hurt revenue across the business with first quarter investing and lending revenue down on the same period in 2015. that helped drive overall revenue below consensus. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: g7 finance ministers and central bankers are gathering in japan as they send mixed signals on how to boost a flagging recovery. the meeting takes place on the backdrop of increasing pressures to avoid weakening the yen. the u.s. has warned tha

there is plenty coming up, including aberdeen asset management ceo brad gilbert, and the toughest job in european banking. >> i think john cryan at deutsche has a tough job. i think tijian has a very good wealth manager that he can fall back on. barclays has a very good retail bank, with good return on equity. i think they have all got good bits, and they have all got investment banks that they are probably trying to downsize. francine: and after its best quarter since 1986, can gold continue to shine? george soros think so. plus, it has been secret for more than 40 years. we reveal how much of the u.s. national debt is owned by saudi arabia. ♪ francine: welcome back. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash with nejra cehic. nejra: vodafone shares are higher this morning after reporting quarterly sales growth on its network that be estimates. the wireless carrier said organic service revenue, which includes customer fees that excludes handset sales, rose 2.5% in the three-month period through. march 31 analysts surveyed expect it will .5%. that was helped by improve results

we have learned that in early april whom of aberdeen was interviewed by the fbi.is affect that perception of her not being trustworthy? >> you have to realize, trash, probably scheduled this back in march, but they did not actually meet until a boat. these art -- everything is fungible. everything is a shade of gray at one point or another. hillary clinton has beltway establishment. traditional democrat. the big mistake that the democrats will have made this year is taking last times runner-up. an establishment figure. trish: i am just trying to figure out whether or not she lied in that interview. >> she lies every time she speaks. she lied. trish: what is your take, marianne? >> we can confirm that she was contacted and was interviewed by the fbi. why did she say it? >> thanks for letting me in on this. i am not surprised that mark is using the word liar just like donald trump has are to use. that is what will make the fall campaign so interesting. that is usually the word for october. she said you're campaigning. people that work for you, yes, different answer.

is it houma aberdeen or u man thurman. >> one was in "kill bill". >> that's true. >> gavin, okay, youere a cruz guy, a very solid cruz guy. >> still a cruz guy. love cruz. i'm a republican. i like the right. >> yeah, you do. >> where's the unity here. >> let's talk about unity. you made vice. you were so outside the mainstream, you were basically sum of the earth. would you agree? >> i'm still a pariah. >> yeah. you don't like peer pressure. isn't unity another form of peer pressure? >> yeah wu trump is the leader of the freaks. we're the freaks now. people who want freedom with the freaks now. the first punk rock president we've ever hads. >> a fair point. by the way in that montage when we were all laughing at cruz for saying that trump said he's not going to build a wall. he never said that to the time editorial board. he's building a wall. >> he is building a wall. of course. >> cat, to keep american businesses inside the united states. >> exactly. >> what's absurd about that in. >> to be totally isolationists? >> yes. what's wrong with that. >> because you'll be stuck with americ

very quickly, francine lacqua spoke to the chief executive officer of aberdeen asset management.iterated he wants the company, which he founded in 1983, to stay independent. lures fromting competitors from europe to australia. speculation is increasing that it could become a bid target because it has three years of outflows, i-44 percent plunge in the share price. billion include $13 sovereign wealth fund assets. martinn chief executive gilbert wants the company to stay independent. will he get his wish? >> we will have to see. let's get a check of the markets in the u.s. because shares are rallying with tech shares leading the gains. we are seeing gains across the board with the s&p 500 bouncing back from a seven-week low. it is up a tense of 1%. at annot have come better time as it marks the one-year anniversary of the s&p's all-time high. we have seen about $900 billion from the market value of global shares the past three days. abigail doolittle has more live from the nasdaq in midtown manhattan. it seems the markets are finally stabilizing after the jolt from the fed minutes

next eight weeks we will take the sworn depositions of hillary clinton's inner circle, automatica aberdeen, cheryl mills, patrick kennedy and others. frankly it's only through our litigation that the public knows any of this. and we'll continue to press forward. and as we take these depositions we'll make them public. people will be able to read and hear for themselves what was going on, what the story is. >> chris, but you know what doesn't make sense to me -- i was a prosecutor for 30 years. okay? if the fbi has a pending investigation, it is rare that they let a civil deposition precede their questioning or their resolution of their case because they don't want it messed up. but if a federal court has said you can question hillary, automatica and the rest of them then you are going to do it, right? can the feds stop you? >> they can probably intervene if they wish to. i can tell you that i, too, before i came to judicial watch i was a special agent of army counter-intelligence. i've done investigations on unlawful disclosure of national defense information exactly like this. and so you

a lori driver, you could drive in aberdeen to athens with just a single set of paperwork to cover your driver and your con saturday-- consignment, if you're producing food or drink in scottland, if they need, the scottish, the uk, also the european and other standards can be sold freely anywhere around the european union. so, of course, scotts can travel anywhere else in the european union on the same basis as the citizens of those of the eu counties. >> thank you. christopher. >> so when i could address -- so let me just say this about scottland, a decision that could ultimately lead to disintegration. doesn't fit in by earlier remarks. >> i think you would be clear of things said within scottland but there's no doubt that some people would attempt to use a a vote by the uk to leave the eu as an opportunity to put extra, extra effort into a campaign for independence of scottland from the rest of the united states. >> you already said that they wouldn't succeed in that. by reminding the people of england and the rest of the united kingdom of this, the plan to basically scare mongering.

this is aberdeen asset management today.he scottish firm reporting a further 7.6 billion pounds of net outflows in the first three months of 2016. climbs continue to withdraw money from equities and fixed income. it has been suffering from two years of outflows including at least $13 billion in sovereign wealth assets. 7.5% lower today. just finishing with the u.k. manufacturing industry which is contracting. we had pmi data today. the red dotted line is 50. the last three years, manufacturing has not been below 50. we are contracting. it will heighten concerns about the impact of the eu referendum on june the 23rd. markets, manufacturing output falling at a quarter the pace of 1%. it estimates 20,000 jobs were lost in the industry over the past three months. in theething you see u.k. manufacturing industry and the last three years, below 50, betty. let's talk aig. a wonderful interview with the chief executive. betty: incredible. when we your -- when you were talking about financials earlier, aig, one of the biggest insuran

it happened in the golf course in aberdeen, maryland, two long time friend were there with me, one who and my basketball room made from richmond both of home have two aces already. i'm upset about that. 100-yard downhill, gap wedge, bam. >> look at you go. >> aim in the hole in one club. >> i made it. >> i got to put that ball in the case. >> look at that smiles. >> another 35 years i will get my next one. >> look at that. >> they come in bunches. >> see, you play next weekend we will see what happens. >> yes. >> we might come back here and say wow. >> there we go again. >> you never know, i'm in. >> how are the pros looking. >> how are the pros? you know what we're talking about the sixers. it is exciting time. sectioners hope luckies on their side tomorrow night when nba holds its annual draft lottery. we will find out if the sixers will get the topic in june's craft. today i went one on one with head coach brett brown, one of the first question, are you nervous? >> i said on record and i will say it again, it is probably the most anxiety that i feel, i don't feel what you feel, duri

uma aberdeen has been one of clinton's closest aides duringug her tenure as secretary ofry o state.n interviewed. the fbi and justice department have been investigating invti whether sensitive informationve that flowed through clinton'swe e-mail server was miss was handled. >> the pentagon speaking outtagi on that deadly isis attack attac that killed navy s.e.a.l. s.e charles keating.chs keating. a pentagon spokesperson sayson r the attack was a surprise andpre if anticipated events may have turned out differently. earlier this week in arizona aro flags were flown at half-staff - to honor keating. keating he was the third u.s. service. s member to be killed in combat cm in iraq since u.s. forces.or returned there in 2014. 201 >>> and happening today,and hapn hundreds of law enforcementnfore officers firefighters anders and members of the community willty gather at delaney valleyey val memorial garden for the 31st t s annual fallen hero's day. day. among others prince george's county firefighter john ulmschneider and detectiveneid d jack ca remembered for theirme sacrifices in the li

the 13 hour on britain's largest train began in aberdeen.miles, 45 stops, and numerous views on why britain should stay in or leave the eu. be surroundedmay the current regulations that the european union, the additional kind of factors, the protection of again. and they kind of act as a mechanism on this country. they kind of pull back the extreme. and i think that is the reason why we should stay in. >> what i object to is the fact that we elect people in this country to pass laws on our behalf as governors. but those laws effectively are influenced dramatically by europe. so, the fact that they originate in europe? anna: does the flavor of some of the views that rodney encountered. he joined us from edinburgh. how was the journey? and what do people have to say? we have a couple of examples of the views there. rodney: the journey was obviously pretty long. it is quite it. to get on a train first thing in the morning with some of the commuters going, and not going to scotland and a small town, and ending it with people coming home from 80

if you are a lori driver or if you own a road hauling system you could drive from aberdeen to athens with just a single set of paperwork to cover your driver and your consignment without any extra customs or inspections anywhere along the way. if you are producing food or drink in scotland, if they need -- the scottish and there the u.k., also for the european and other standards can be sold freely anywhere around the european union. so -- and of course scotts can travel. they can take work. they can study at universities or colleges anywhere else in the european union on the same basis as the citizens of those other e.u. countries. so a real positive. >> a comprehensive list. thank you for that. >> so when i could address this to the -- for scotland. so when the prime minister said this, you don't take a country that could ultimately lead to its disintegration, and that is what he said on the 9th of may, was that negative campaigning or scare mongering, or what was it. it wasn't from the secretary's early remarks. >> i think you would be clear from some of the remarks and some of th

i think the details are working in scotland and i was very proud to be there with the aberdeen city dealetween the scottish government in the scottish government in u.k. government in city concern can only work if we are all one happy united kingdom. thank you, mr. speaker. did journalists has been subject to an online hate campaign -- [inaudible] increasingly, this is used against deeply public life by those who have taken opposing views. will my right honorable friend can ban this kind of harassment and will he work with media and social media platforms to reserve the right to speak freely without intimidation or hate? train to >> we want to speak freely and we must have a robust and lively democracy. some of the things people say on twitter that when the air in some way anonymous surfing the appalling and people should be ashamed of assertive sax is pulling the takes place. >> last week when intellect did a new mayor. overwhelming mandates to capture the projects and the housing bill will make it work. in april the prime minister launches manifesto promising affordable homes in the sa

of our joining forces education initiative, i have invited three military connected students from aberdeen high school in maryland to travel with me to tour the johnson space center and welcome home retired navy captain scott kelly . [applause] i want to show the students that if they work hard and if they dream big, there is no limit to where they can go. and it is always a pleasure to spend time with our first lady, michelle obama, who works tirelessly for military families and i am proud to call her my friend and my partner in joining forces. i would also like to thank the chair of the house republican conference, kathy mcmorris rodgers for her leadership and support of our military families. [applause] and brigadier general bought, we are truly honored in your presence. you are an inspiration. [applause] madame leader, in 2010 you posted an event to award the congressional gold medal to the first woman to fly u.s. military planes. the women air force service pilots or wasps went overlooked for too long so you along with the bipartisan group made sure their service was celebrated. i'm p

you will recall 10 days ago i appeared on the question time program from aberdeen making a positive case for the eu. of course, making the case for scotland leaving the eu was jim am a former deputy leader. >> before we move on, things like mentioning war and pestilence and economic ruin, i mean all the things we are familiar to at this table, the scottish reverend. do these things really help educate, inform debate? how can any of these things, how can they be loosely characterized -- >> i always caution chairman into reading too much into the headlights of the tabloid newspapers. if you look, for example, at the prime minister's recent speech by the security and foreign policy dimension of our membership with the eu, was you'll find it is a very positive case be made. both for the way in which the eu has been able to reconcile ancient hatreds that did in the past lead to blood thirsty conflict between the nations of europe, but also prime minister referred to how the membership of the european union amplified the united kingdom's own ability to secure our global, diplomatic, and commer