adam: cut out the -- liz: adam -- that's two people i've called adam.e you out there on the west coast. adam: take care, robert. >> reporter: all right, guys. liz: ford is teaming up with a world famous ketchup company. what is that? we're going to tell you all about it when we take you off the desk. adam: the new york knicks inked a multiyear, multimillion dollar deal on a coach with no prior experience. we've got some details about that for you next. predicting the future is a pretty difficu thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. >> running up and down the court to running a team. not just any team but the new york knicks just announce a $25 million five-year contract of beginning next season with fischer who has spent the last 18 years of various t

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adam, over to you. adam: liz, thank you very much. something a little less fun, and it has to do with iraq. it's on the brink. will there be an oil grabby competing factions in this oil-rich nation, and what happens if capital, baghdad, actually falls to islamist militants? we have an all-star panel on what's next for the oil market. >>> and this time it's not general motors. ford's stock taking a hit today amid new controversy for the auto industry. we're going to tell you what all the fuss is about next. ♪ ♪ my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. prada

adam: thank you very much, nicole. sunni militants move closer toward iraq's capital of baghdad, just 40 miles away they are, oil tallied its biggest weekly gain for the entire year and settled at it highest price since september. adam: with iraqi security forces apparently unage to stop the -- unable to stop the militants offensive what is next for oil markets? joining us on the telephone legendary investor boone pickens, bp capital management chairman and ceo. for years and years you've called for the united states to have an effective energy policy and we still don't appear to have that or do we? >> they didn't pay any attention to me, did they? adam: doesn't appear they did. >> i mean you don't have a plan. no plan at all. i bet you could call washington and get somebody on the phone and say what is the projected production for iraq at the end of the year? they don't know what the hell you're talking about. it is four million barrels what is projected. today they're doing about three. the country is in a civil war.

and i guarantee you willie adams is on the right path to go down in history with our union. i think that at this point in his career of being a port commissioner, i think that's just another long chapter in the book of this man's life. both of those commissioners have worked hand to hand with our union to repeal support movement of cargo, people, and the maritime industry in this city that whole port commission and staff there doris republican and a lot of other people peter who's here today have been very instrumental in everything that's gone on in all the projects along the waterfront and i'm here today to thank them and please ask that both of them be reappointed thank you for your time >> thank you. >> indulge supervisors. shawn i'm the president of local 34 i'm going to talk about the willie i know willie who is my friend and will absolutely be there for anybody anytime no matter what and he does that in his job as commissioner if you show up at the meeting and need 5, 6, 7 minutes after the meeting is over he will take the time. and the reason you see that from willie

so, adams does not get enough credit for the declaration. in the fall of 1775, he and richard henry lee, a virginiaian, put their heads together, collaborated. both already radicals. they knew they wanted independence but the question was how to do it. they came up with a strategy. the strategy was, show everybody inequality that given that the king has ruled them out of their protection, they could no longer function as the king's magistrates and couldn't be his representatives and be out of his protection. consequently, anarchy was as good as the established order of the day in the colonies and therefore incumbent on the colonies to start building their own new congress. they recommended in november that new hampshire, whose governor fled, right a constitution. new hampshire did that it, delivered it january 1776. began working to get all the colonials to starts building con constitution, then the question was how should a colonial build a constitution in lee turned to adams for advice. adams wrote a letter in november that was then reentr

and i guarantee you willie adams is on the right path to go down in history with our union. i think that at this point in his career of being a port commissioner, i think that's just another long

so colleagues before us is did proposal of landmark 2 herself adams street as a historic building. based on the historic consultants review of the building and the secretary of interior standards i believe this this is eligible for historic designation. it is a large landmark building in our creativity areas if you've never been to showcase districts it's a showroom manufacturing workforce identity i've heard a number of concerns of tenants being displaced when it's converted to office space and what it means to the future of san francisco. so we are going to hear from the planning department i've got a number of questions for the project manager we've got ms. brown for the presentation >> an item for the overhead. so good afternoon, supervisors mary brown planning department for the two henry adams as the dunningham and carr gone building under article 10 of the planning code it's designed and constructed in 1915 in the 20th century the brick building accompanies nearly a block in the showcase neighborhood it's significant for its period of construction and a fine construction of

first of all, adam to the contrary notwithstanding by no means all scientists believe that there is a global warming caused by manmade effects. by no means does scientists agree on that and this is one of the biggest myths of the liberals in the country, and if it is true, then of course, it is worthwhile the pay more electric bills, but it is not prov proved. we are assuming a fact that is not in evidence. the government would like to say it, but it is not. >> and ben, with all due respect, the overwhelming majority of scientists agree on this. >> and just like there was overwhelming consensus of the -- >> well, with all due respect, the overwhelming majority has been wrong over and over. >> and adding to that point and i did not mean to jump on both of you, because it was 34 years ago that 30 or 40 years ago that we would see "time" magazine stories of how the cool the global warming, and now it is a documentary that aired that scared the you know what out of me. if you like the blizzards, get used to them. that is then and what now? >> well, i will say that i'm all for the alternat

adam has a point how complicated this is. no one agrees with that. but i agree with ben in the sense that not did the president fumble this in a major way, but he a little bit sized it to say re-elect me. i got out of iraq. as if, okay, we left it as a place that's not going to collapse five minutes after we were gone. >> well, that goes to my point, the white house and the president didn't address the threat as it was developing more than a year ago. it was better politically. and it looked better in front of tv cameras to act like al qaeda is on the run, everything is fine. and so now when you know what is hitting the fan in iraq, now what are you going to do? it looks like you were doing now. >> well, now what we have to deal with, there is a lot of concern that the worst guys in the world will be in charge with the juice to keep the world running. and it gets worse. i'm just wondering the financial fallout from this. what do you think? >> well, it's going to be serious. although we are now producing so much energy in the u.s. that mitigates the p

here did the joining me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. here's adam. >> in japan, prime minister shinzo abe has declared inflation dead, is over. get back to growth mode. >> maybe. a third revision to first-quarter gdp and they are going to send a lower again, this time they are looking for -1.8 percent. have lowered it from about .10 >> this is old news. >> the second quarter number will be robust as payback. >> a lot of this was weather related. , durable goods orders looking flat. consumer demand is measured. capital goods coming out as a measure of corporate demand, looking up. >> i will bite you. [laughter] >> easy, easy. >> don't do it, i will lose my contract with adidas. 9:45, pmi, purchasing managers index. a lot of earnings. noble, general& mills, monsanto, bed bath and beyond. i need towels. gopro is pricing tonight. 21-23? >> begins trading tomorrow. >> president hosting shimon perez at the white house for lunch. beyoncÉ and jay-z kicking off their first combined national tour. not only are they married, seeking together. >> th

and adame, scarlet fu johnson. adam johnson gets to a brief morning brief because it is summer. >> tomorrow is the longest day of the year. make sure you make your plans accordingly. britain's budget deficit is a little changed. the subtlety is that the tax receipts rose slightly as the uk's economy improved. >> this is the success economy among the g7. >> correct. >> it is like the greatest story never told. summoning people working part-time because they can't get full-time jobs, but if you dig down deeper, there is improvement there. no economic data here in the u.s. tuesday, we are going to get a ton of data on housing. that is probably the best read, -- we will be talking about housing a lot today. we have carmax and garden restaurants. summer starts tomorrow. make plans accordingly. >> watch the world cup. i don't know anything about it. >> we have the u.s. on sunday. u.s.-portugal on sunday. >> are portugal's stars not playing,, right? >> were null the? -- ronaldo? are you spreading rumors here? >> i am stil

you know i don't play wtd hair adam. i'll try the hair fishy, fishy.s talk about the shore forecast because even though it is gloomy and a touch on the overcast side with showers in brigantine, we'll see gradual improvement. the shore forecast for friday, a great day and sun and less humid with the front dipping down to the south and on saturday we track clouds and showers as a weak ripple of energy rides up along the base of the front, for the official start of summer, we track light showers down at the shore. on sunday, it's gorgeous a high temperature of 76 and the front dips down to the south, it looks to be the pick of the weekend, despite the clouds and showers, we have andy of rip tide batd and tackle, that is atlantic city to the south, for the start of the weekend it's looking okay. like you said eh. >> rain or sun it's a good day down there. >> the poconos forecast is looking fine there as well as we get into your friday, sunny and pleasant and clouds and sun on saturday and 73 and sunny and nice on sunday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day

it is coffee, adam. it is coffee, ok?hank you, brian. >>> and now to oregon, a pair of newlyweds say they have the photographs of their dreams thanks to a wedding nightmare. check it out. this is not photostopped. real flames towering behind michael and april. the couple was just hours away from tieing the knot this weekend when a small brush fire suddenly exploded into a giant wildfire. still the wedding party thought they were in the clear. that is until the bride started walking down the aisle. >> and that's when the fire trucks, sirens going. >> i call it an all-time low. it was announced we were being evacuated. >> he said you guys have to be out. >> the entire wedding had to be moved no a park several hours away. they were good sports about the near disaster saying that the wildfire showed everyone what really mattered. friends, family, love and a fabulous picture. >> i guess so. now the pictures are national news. beautiful pictures. >>> and another check on the roads today. >> and autumn is in for matt pellman and

kathy robinson, mike gray, adam hirsh, thank you for joining us today.that brings us to the end of this edition of inside story. thanks for being with us. the program may be over but the conversation continues. we want to hear what you any the issues raised on this or any day's show. log on to our facebook page or send us your thoughts on twitter. our handle on twitter is aj inside story am or reach me directly @ray suarez news. we'll see you at the next "inside story." in washington i'm ray suarez. >> on "america tonight": the child abuse scandal that's rocked britain. a beloved celebrity. the scandal almost incredibly widens. >> that's probably the tip of an iceberg. something like 1500 individual over a number of decades. >> also tonight, stopping the shooting in california's meanest city, the street capitalist that put cash on a in

kathy robinson, mike gray, adam hirsh, thank you for joining us today.that brings us to the end of this edition of inside story. thanks for being with us. the program may be over but the conversation continues. we want to hear what you any the issues raised on this or any day's show. log on to our facebook page or send us your thoughts on twitter. our handle on twitter is aj inside story am or reach me directly @ray suarez news. we'll see you at the next "inside story." in washington i'm ray suarez. . >> coming up, two world leaders pause to talk about the growing tension between their countries. president obama, president putin, and the crisis in ukraine coming up. also, north korea said its holding another american citizen but it won't say why. and we'll take a look at how eyewitness accounts can land innocent people in jail. we have more coming up on al jazeera america. >> regi >> i would say antisemittism globally is the worst i knew regi it's been since leach two or regi war 2. >> more than 25% of the world is antisemmet regi regi semittic. an exten

adams is a burkeian conservative. you don't have a revolution into you know where you are going to land after words. you want to have the constitutional state constitutions in place before you declare independence. that is what she wants it to be and it is a measure of the conservative revolutionary. >> para five constitution's passed by the time you get to july 4th, not only new hampshire but georgia, new jersey and i forget the other two but there were five by the time of the declaration but the other reason that matters comes back to the theory of government that adams used in making the case for this constitution and the government that in my view infuses the declaration of independence as well and that is the theory of government where the focal point, the concept of happiness, not property and egalitarian theory solo he is a person who defended the class system he is nonetheless a person who argued for representation participating as a basis for forming a government so adams's view answers the question when they

adam decided this was what he could control. he could control his articles of clothing, his canteen. this was his way of saying, i have some control over my own destiny. >> okay. can i do something without you getting upset? >> what's that? >> these socks. i'm not really sure why i did it. i just thought, well, what would happen if i did move your socks? you're in prison. you're in danger every day. how long can you leave these socks like that? >> i don't like that at all. >> i'm not exactly sure why i decided to challenge adam. i think i was just trying to make him see that whether his socks were here or folded this way or that way, it wasn't really going to alter his life, so again i picked up one of the t-shirts and kind of put it down haphazardly. how about this? >> yeah, that's not cool either. >> why? >> the label needs to be facing up. >> why? you know it's your shirt. you know your name. >> it just does. i don't know. it's like i couldn't explain why i have empty boxes in there, either. i just need to have them because i

last half hour adam joseph challenged me to a hula-hooping competition. i can show you it's all about the movement in the waist. hopefully sharrie and monica you have fun this weekend. >> look at that. she can do it. i love it. >> that was impressive. >> whether you are at the shore, in the poconos or in your own backyard, stay with the 6 abc app, you will get live radar for any storms that may pop up. she had it going on there. >> adam needs to stop challenging her she always wins, now its time to get a check of the roads. >> matt pellman is in the traffic center. can you do that? >> no, i'm not even going to try. whenever we realize melissa magee is down the shore, we see heavier traffic. a lot of people are heading down to join in on the fun, especially on the walt whitman bridge, by the time you reach this point at creek road we break up but the northbound side is backed up to 295, because by the 42 freeway there is a broken down truck. and don't forget that the white horse road bridge is shut down, indefinitely. a lot of people are using summer dale

. >> adam? >> well, i don't think that they are being stupid, but it is prudent to send a small force over there to protect the embassy workers, and we have howled that it did not happen in benghazi the way it should have, and that is prudent. i agree that we don't want to fix the v.a. quickly and it is a decades' long problem, and it is going to require a substantial fix, charles, that does not mean closing down the v.a. and turning it over to the private care. i think that where you and i will agree, we should utilize the market and use some of the people. >> and what gives you any confidence that a administration where what happened in iraq occ occurred right under their nose? i mean, this is really bad, really bad stuff going on there. >> and charlie, charlie -- >> and it blew up there in the country, and -- >> no, it is not. half of the country right now is taken over by terrorists right under the nose of the administration, and what gives you the confidence that th administration can handl

i think there is a distinction there. >> adam, go ahead. >> political leadership advocates their -- >> let him state his mind. >> that's what a councilman is -- >> the whole city council represents the unions. that's the way it happens in new york. >> you can stop walmart -- that's a little weird. >> let them cut checks to these people that need food and jobs. >> they do. homeless centers. that's what they want. >> and schools. >> i live here and this place is a you know what hole. pick your orfice. >> oh, boy. we are going to go right now. and we are going to address the scc lawyers now. >> do you think this is goofy. >> washington is full of big spenders, and let's make them squeal. she won! why d.c. might be squealing now. wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you could possibly imagine. say it

. >> lets go to meteorologist, adam joseph, is he live at the big board. >> hi adam. >> a bad case of deja vu with the pop-up downpours and thunderstorms, most of us are dry right now and there is a cluster of storms over gloucester county, new jersey, and southwest philadelphia. light showers near delaware county and media and wilmington and the main action is on either side of glassboro and hammonton, they are releasing two to two and a half inches of rain, about 40 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes, near barnes bro and an inclusiver near swededboro near the turnpike. they are releasing a lot amount of water in a short amount of time. flash flood warnings are issued in newark up to 2.5 inches of rain have fall and and anywhere from salem to woods town to mullica hill and gloucester county all within the flash flood warning as the area roadways take on the excess water that can't drain down the drains because it is coming down so quickly. what to expect this evening, scattered downpours around the region are slow moving, 1 toe 2 inches of rain per hour with these particular do

abraham lincoln who followed jon quincy adams was a follower of jon quincy adams in his one and only term in the house of representatives and whose secretary of state lim seward literally worshiped jon quincy adams knew in his bones back as he stated in 1838 all the powers of europe disposing of the worlds treasures our own accepted could not i force make a track in the trial of a thousand years. the problem as lincoln saw it, the problem that america would face would be not so much the threat of foreign nations but rather the growing enmity, the enemies he that was growing among america the tendency to regard americans as enemies. the issue of slavery of course being the greatest of the causes of the pretexts for that but realizing that as george washington that there were many causes or occasions for strife among our own people. of course george washington had pointed out, he had experienced that american's divisions over foreign affairs were a major cause of this loss, this always potentially fatal loss of friendship among the american people. and so abraham lincoln's policy, dome

adam takes uber. can we get shares in the ipo? it is monday, june 9. joining me adam johnson. alix steel is in for scarlet fu. let's get to our monday brief. >> we will kick it off in asia. japan's economy growing faster than estimated in the first quarter. in china, the trade surplus almost doubled. they world is buying chinese products which suggests there is growth in the global economy. economic data here in the usa. earnings in the u.s. today, zilch. however, as you just pointed out, the rangers game 3 is tonight. they are down to 0-2. president obama is greeting the connecticut huskies who the ncaa earlier this year. >> and nate commissioner of the nhl will join us. -- and the commissioner of the nhl will join us. >> then we will do lunch. at commodities after the jobs report. the s&p, of course, what a closing. we are on dow 17,000 watch. euro nymex don't do much this morning. onto our second screen, the vix well under 11. it shows bull market enthusiasm. there is the dow again. to 1.40.bears scrutiny that would be stronger euro, weaker yen. call it the anti-drug and mo

adam? >> we are going down under.ent rate held steady at 5.8% because their labor force visitation rate is falling just as ours is. counting fewer people. age: 30 we have retail sales. that is a big one. watch it. at 9:45 we have the consumer comfort index, followed at 10:00 by business inventories. earnings come a we have a couple. --ulemon, items to note george herbert walker bush turning 90 today. game 4 between the miami heat and the san antonio spurs. and the world cup, first game today, brazil versus croatia, 4:00. >> general electric plans another round of lobbying in france on its bid for alstom energy assets. several top she executive -- several top ge executives are involved. new music service is running into a bit of a roadblock. it cannot reach a deal with the world's largest record label. universal music has artists like kanye west and lady gaga, and pete -- according to people familiar with the matter, amazon considers the offer to low. the top executive at bnp paribas stepping down amidst the u.s. inves

. >> about 90 percent for the 2 henry adams and the galleria less than 20 percent there's a financial occupancy that's below that. the occupancy numbers i stated are the obtain cyberspace >> their active businesses in the space and you said the galleria is 20 percent or less than 80. >> yes. >> that's a pointed question it it stems from feedback from our tenant have you refused to represent new leases for the building other than the first floor. >> we have month to month leases and spoken and addressed many of those concerns about what is this transition looking like we can't have a to my left because it continues to have all those approvals but we have and will continue to work with each one and ideally it's across the street and at the same time keep the ground floor very viable and the continued with our point of view that ground floor pdr be really active space so again, we're not seeing the building switch to office and that pedestrian experience be lost those show rooms they do everything to make sure that's viable so we're working with each and every tenant those contraction an

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with me, scarlet fu in adam johnson.ost on technology, john borthwick. >> amazon -- >> amazon fire? absolutely. >> is it? >> yes, we say that every day on "money clip." >> excuse me, is that a "money clip" plug? outrageous. andvailable on your phone, amazon fire. >> the bells and whistles of 3-d cameras and imaging technology make this phone more of a shopping tool than anything else. it's pricing and availability are fairly conventional. a subsidized handset in return for a two-year contract with at&t. will jeff bezos' new toy hurt competitors like amazon and samsung? >> i'm underwhelmed. i am a creator and i do amazing things with my tablet as i wonder around the world could be selling point for samsung is i am not an apple fan boy. i don't need to buy something doesn't ask her to wander dollars just for the label. the selling point of the m's on fire is i am a consumer -- the selling point of the amazon fire is i am a consumer and i buy stuff. everything that it does feels like an app. i don't understand why you need

i am scarlet fu with tom keene and adam johnson our guest this morning is adam holland. american apparel. the ceo says his ouster was illegal. his lawyers demand that he be reinstated. investor for american apparel does not plan to support him. speaking of founders, tripp wilson is turning up the pressure on the company's management, wanting the yoga wear maker to look beyond short-term and improve their product line. he may shake up the board and some -- and sell a stake or make the company private. shares of lulu lemon fell to a three-year low. nissan and honda are recalling thousands of vehicles -- these are made by japanese firm. >> one of the children had a car accident this weekend. everyone is fine. >> they had their seatbelts on. let me say this clearly, wear your seatbelt. but -- and then you get the but, -- i at first i felt foolish but am doing it now, i wear seatbelts in taxis. adam johnson with your public service announcement this morning. >> anorak, the top diplomat, john kerry has arrived in baghdad to head off the insurgency by sunni militants. we have t

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for shirleen allicot, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph, i'm brian taff.een and i and adam and ducis rodgers are back tonight, join us for "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >>> and here are rick williams, welcome back, and monica malpass. >> reunited. >> it feels so good. >> thank you, guys. >>> coming up on "action news," another massive recall from general motors. explaining the latest cars linked to faulty ignition switch. >>> and returning to a tragedy in breweritown neighborhood where a 3-year-old killed by a metal security gate. details of the investigation next. >>> and the police go door-to-door telling ♪ >>> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with jamie apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> we begin with a developing story.ms and monica malpass. the general motors safety crisis is growing. one of the world's biggest automakers recalling another 7.6 million vehicles in the u.s. because of faulty ignition switches that may have caused crashes, injuries and at least three deaths. it is monday nigh

. >>> adam silver sits down to reveal the behind-the-scenes details. >> i was hoping it wasn't donald. i thought it was so outrageous. >> unselfish. how this guy became one of the greatest leaders of his era. >> what a leader has the capacity to do is step outside his own circle and live 20 to 25 different lives. >> the coach of the american team at the american cup is causing a stir by saying his team doesn't have a chance to win. >> reporter: it's certainly not a popular thing to say, but this is an honest thing that he said. >>> welcome to "unguarded." there is no doubt what the biggest story in months has been over the last couple months, the saga of the clippers' owner, donald sterling. as news on this continues to develop daily, smack in the center of it remains the league's brand-new commissioner, adam silver. i sat down with silver to get one of the most gripping stories of the year. this is a very unguarded conversation, starting when he reminded me, whenever you think this might be over, it's not. >> it's not done. donald sterling still has $1 billion lawsuit, filed against

for ginger zee, on her honeymoon and can you catch adam joseph again tomorrow, and tweet him using #~ 6 abc on gma and i know you had a lot of fun in new york but there is no place like home. >> i was happy to come home, i missed you guys, the network people are awesome but no jim gardner and adam did great this morning. all right lets talk about the weather. >> glad to have you back. >> it's nice to be back and adam is doing great. stormtracker 6 live double scan, showing we have rain and some of it is heave dwri and the heavy esteban right now is stretching from reading to west of coatesville over oxford and it's all moving up to the north and notice there is no lightning strikes with this, this is not severe weather and this is falling an inch per hour, and some heavy downpours and meantime in south jersey, some light rain moving in and we'll be stuck in the soggy weather pattern through the day tomorrow and through tomorrow afternoon we get into the warm sector, and that can trigger thunderstorms, certainly not warm today, 75 degrees and the high today, normal high is 82 and mill

. >> and adam joseph outside, how are we looking at the moment? >> seasonal, typical this type of year and not a bad start, especially with the low humidity as we begin your monday. and the numbers in the region, 82 in philadelphia, 80 degrees in allentown as well as trenton and wilmington and lancaster. and notice a bit of a sea breeze, millville 79. sea isle city 73. and the boardwalk just 75 degrees. we look at the dewpoints, the measure of how much moisture is in the atmosphere, and it is pleasant. any time it is in the 50s it is very comfortable during the summer season. 56 in dover, 57 in millville. those numbers will be jumping over the next couple of days. satellite and radar, a few high clouds pushed in during the lunchtime hour and thereafter at 4:00. and you see the veil of cloud but the sun still penetrating through much of the cloud cover. so your evening planner nice. by 8:00, 76 and dropping to 71 with a mixture of stars and clouds. and this week, a summery stretching, humidity returns midweek. when that returns, so is a chance for

joining me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. we will do much on normandy today, but right now let's get to our morning brief on economics. here is adam johnson. >> we will start overnight in inflationhere the forecast for germany, affecting the euro area battle for price pressures. ecb head mario draghi, who put rates -- >> just amazing today. a -10 basisut it, point deposit rate. >> you pay them to take your money. >> it is like a penalty. money,we don't want your we will penalize you for it. >> what else? >> economic data in the u.s. unemployment, first friday of the month, that means jobs. bloombergyrolls -- best for accuracy is with us today. consumer credit will be coming out. a couple of earnings ash really just one. joseph a bank. go into the store, get one free. that is joseph a bank, right? >> like by five, get one free. a serious note, today is the 70th anniversary of d-day. president obama finished making the remarks at the ceremony. that is a live shot you are looking at. with so much to talk about. >> the cemetery s

so you're here to pick up adam? he's anxiously waiting.you can just go ahead and sign in here. >> hit me pretty hard for a while but, you know, you kind of get over it a little bit. it's been pretty rough. i really miss him. she did, too. >> after being locked up two years, adam will now be free of prison rules. lucky for him, his grandparents have never wavered in their support. for 24 months, they visited every two weeks. >> hope it does some good for him up here, you know. it got to where we couldn't do nothing with him. we've had him ever since he was 8 months old. >> it's been difficult, but it's worth it. >> i know there's going to be people come do this with us, come get high with us, come get drunk. i can't even do it, man. they're going to say why. because, like, if you was where i was at, you would know why, is all i've got to say. >> hey. it's so good to see you. >> ready to go home? >> uh huh. i've been ready for a long time. >> yeah? last time i'm going to be in one of these places. >> it is, unless you get locked up. >> i'm n

joining a scarlet fu and adam johnson. here is adam johnson to begin your wednesday. >> overnight euro area services expanded the most in three years. a lot of data coming out. starting with the adp employment number. adp, the guys who processed 20% of the payrolls here in the country. when they are processing more it tells you people are hiring. >> we will see in the correlation of friday's report. >> not one-for-one but a good indicator. i asked them nonmanufacturing at 10:00. -- ism nonmanufacturing at 10:00. then the beige book. liters, not the g-8 will meet in brussels. -- the g-7 leaders. morning president obama met the president-elect this morning. >> you wonder if they will talk about a small bank in paris having trouble in new york. a small fine. works out to 1.25 years of earnings. >> we will talk about that this morning. >> yes, we shall. the 25th anniversary of the square, including the photographer who took the iconic image. amazing. hard to believe 25 years ago. tonight there is a hockey game. i have heard of

. >> plus ducis rogers has sports including an update on josie altador and adam you are watching the weather. >> tomorrow the sunshine will be back and lower humidity for the first summer day off. i'll talk about the changes in your weekend coming up. >>> we prepared to dismiss -- >> with that it was the last day of classes for philadelphia public school students. they got final hugs from teachers and staff as they left. at meredith elementary there was an assembly and talented singer to boot. >> very good for them. >> time to talk about sports and ducis rogers is here and the eagles are wrapping up the spring workout. >> they seem to have one every other week here. the three day mini camp was productive if not eventful, that is how chip kelly want its. guys can get in trouble, grow a gut, get kidnapped by aliens. >> when we acquire these guys and select them, that is an important thing to us, i don't want a bunch of guys to worry about when we are away and how they should behavior. and anything they do has ramifications positive and negative and that affects themselves and it affect