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she took to twitter over the weekend sharing a couple of tweets that people think are directed at angela baset. i actually interviewed her and said did you ever consider bobby christina for the role of whitney houston she says no because she isn't an actress. she shared a few choice words that are directed at her. so we haven't had any statement with regards to angela's reaction -- >> what did she say in the tweets. >> she just characterized angela that negative way she said a couple of things about her sexuality. totally uncalled for. she doesn't look a thing like her mom. she certainly isn't the singer her mom was and the director has the right to choose for a role

angela merkel heads east for an official visit to china.us will be an economic cooperation and trade. david tweed joins us from hong kong. angela merkel is heading to the capital of the szechuan province. why is she heading there? chinary time she comes to , she goes to a separate provincial city. this time the city is in the szechuan province. even though it is not a state visit, it is treated like a state visit with all of the protocol. this time it is interesting that she has chosen this city because you can see it, it is considered to be in the western part of china. president is trying to encourage investment in th einner partst of in china. most of the economic growth has been focused on the coastal areas. which isgh chengdu, considered a second tier city, with 14 million people, it is at the top of the secondary ones, even though it is considered to be, such a large city, it is still considered to be underdeveloped. it is interesting that even though we do not expect to see ere, angela merkel is going there with the head of volkswage

. >> pepperdine university's angela hawken sat down with booktv to asks the pros and cons of marijuana legalization. this interview recorded at pepperdine university in malibu, california, is part of booktv's college series. ... >> the problem with the issues of mounding marijuana there is an advocacy group sobel side so the public has no direct -- no idea what direction they're pulled in on but the issue of legalization to agree on the facts. >> host: garett use the of personally? >> guest: i was hoping you would ask that. each author was required to publicly declare their position on the subject. that is uncomfortable because you don't want to show your hand when doing research to not be biased with the perspective but in this case we were asked. i was in support of the commercial legalization. >> host: why are you in favor? >> guest: as i noted my drug of choice and refers to the drink of wind when i was 13 during communion. and then say save consumer of wind so my drug of choice is alcohol. the social harms of alcohol dominate marijuana's. indigested not see there was the strong ca

angela hawken, is this book pro or antilegalization of marijuana? >> neither. that is what makes isnone of us agree with each other on marijuana legalization and that's the genius of oxford university press, bringing together different opinions and figuring out the evidence. the issues around marijuana there are such strong advocates that the public have no idea which direction they're being pulled in. the idea to get people who disagree on the legalization to agree on the facts surrounding marijuana. >> where do you stand personally? >> i was hoping you wouldn't ask that, but now that you did in chapter 16 of the book each author was required to publicly declare their position on the subject, and for many of us who academies -- threat a very uncomfortable thing to do because you don't want to show your hand inch research we provide an unbiased as we're able to and in this case we were asked to show our hand. of the four authors i was the one most in favor of marijuana legalization, commercial legalization, which i think was surprising for many because of my pe

back to you. >> angela merkel gets what angela merkel wants. the question, will it be you or i waiting forelady decisions to be made? we'll see. >>> now back to russia. fresh international sanctions has been strong. the country's foreign minister says a new round of sanctions as the u.s. plan toes take revenge. the ministry added it will not tolerate u.s. blackmail and reserves a right to take retaliatory measures. the micex is down 2.6%, the dollar/ruble trading higher, but just to give you a bit of perspective on this, we'll have a look at the dollar/prubl performance. back in the middle of march time, april, that is the story now to change year-to-date, just down 4.5% on that market, too, because of the gains we saw in the may/june period, too. so let's introduce our guest. chris, i'll begin with you. we were just saying to annette there, don't discount angela merkel's influence on what she's doing wind the scenes here. what are your thoughts on her ability to maneuver towards peace? >> i think her role is absolutely critical. you happen, wi

angela merkel will visit that volts wagon plant.esting that she is taking a whole host of other executive. siemens has been in china for centuries, at least a century, and it is interesting she is taking them on her trip to chengdu so they can look around and maybe they might decide to make investments. is certainly high on her agenda, the first place he visits. sesays one, of course, -- chuan is known for its chiles. >> apparently she is going to go to visit a market and do some shopping. we know that angela merkel likes to do her own shopping. we used to see her in berlin shopping. and she will go to a restaurant and be taught how to cook come out chicken. -- kung pao chicken. is and mouthed chil numbing pepper. she will be cooking the dish, so will be interesting to see how the chefs judge her cooking. i imagine that she will get 10 out of 10. >> i wonder if she is some sort of master chef. after dining, there will be diplomacy to be done. angela merkel will be meeting with xi jinping. will be on the agenda? >> one of the things

about china,ng angela merkel.i would have thought the amount of capital goods that germany produces that germany would have a surplus in trade but even they have a deficit with china. >> there has been a lot of downswing in exports for china because of the end of christmas. manyhina does not need as goods as they used to. >> they are making cars there now which they have been visiting among other things. >> exactly. >> do you think china has a friend in germany in terms of the political landscape or do there needs to be a warmer relationship, at least from china's point of view? >> i think germany needs china more than china needs germany. germany is interested in how -- china did a deal with russia over gas. making good friends with china right now is probably in germany's interest. something that happened during the news conference i thought would really irritate angela merkel. said mrs. merkel, i would like to remind you that this is the anniversary of the july 7 china byor attack on japan. has done this before

i want to thank supervisor mar and working with angela. i want to make sure it also works logistically. i know we face a lot of challenges in scheduling a lot of our meetings, we want to make sure it works. in addition to the legislation today i will say that we should think about other ways to incorporate and make sure we listen to youth voice. for example i make it a point to sit down and listen with our district for our point -- appointees so they can make they are thoughts on the decisions they are making and i also make it a point to tried memos -- read the memos that the youth commission sends to us and try to find some time where we can ourselves or members of our office can try to maybe participate in some of their youth commission hearings since they are all there already and hopefully that works as well. that might help to supplement the situations if the meetings don't work out. i appreciate you taking so much interest in the work we do because you will potentially be the next supervisor or mayor. thank you for all of your work

and angela merkel's unfinished is mess.l needs to achieve before the end of her trip to china. ♪ welcome back to "the pulse." let's take a quick check on the currency markets. looking at a five day chart of the dollar. the dollar stronger, hitting a one-week high. this comes after goldman sachs brought forward its forecast for rate hike. that is sending the dollar higher right now. we will continue to track the equity markets and currency markets throughout the day on bloomberg. what we're watching for the rest of today, let's bring in our international respondent hans nichols who was in berlin. angela merkel will close out her visit to china today. what is your plan for the rest of the day? >> in a way, her visit was a bit of a victory lap. volkswagen announcing the joint ventures to much to new plant in germany. my understanding of what her agenda for the rest of the day has and the next 24 hours, very simple. jet home quickly so she can watch germany in the semi final match tuesday night. i don't know if she has a satell

angela merkel and vladimir putin are calling for a ceasefire.hil ittner is in london, and tell us more about what president putin had to say, and any reaction to what president obama just had to say? >> as far as vladimir putin is concerned, let's go there first. vladimir putin has come out and said there needs to be an investigation. that there should be a negotiation started to try to end this conflict. but we are seeing these two sides -- basically two sides lining up as they have since this entire conflict began. and each point the finger at one another, saying all of this is your fault. the west says russia is instigating this, sending in russian support. and that's where these trained operatives have come from, and that's what the west and the government in kiev is saying. moscow and vladimir putin are saying you guys caused the instability, you drove -- you, the europe and the west, and the new regime in kiev, you drove the separatists to rise up and create an unstable situation in the east of the country that lead to this tragedy. del, l

angela ruffle feathers. >> they're mad at each other. and now the c.i.a. spying which angela merkel was upset that her cell phone was being tapped. they arrested a german intelligence offer for spying from the c.i.a. so dennis mcdonagh not normally a position that does international missions like this personally with angela merkel to try to smooth it over. but they need her to be in lock step. they've all come to a crescendo at this very moment. we're upset with egypt because they had a military coupe. but we need egypt to work with hamas to get them to back off. we are kind of on the same side in iraq against the rebels there. >> there's the egypt one but there's also turkey where the president, this prime minister decided to say this week that i don't really talk to barack obama anymore. he's got his internal domestic reasons as well. >> we saw this week in the effort to reach a cease-fire between hamas and israel. not just egypt but qatar and turkey and being to leverage and influence. the problem is in the case of that particular con

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martinez she lives in class e as a graduate she'll be attending where is angela she'll be tending ucla yeah. (clapping). >> good morning, everyone. thank you, everybody for being here and celebrating the class of 2014 our success. to begin i'm originally in los angeles i was born over there when i was about 2 my mother and i moved to the bay area and would go in the s r o in the hotels in the tenderloin we 3w0u7bd around and then a couple of years leader we get evicted from our home due to financial strunlz. thankfully the san francisco housing authority gave us a place and our first apartment and home in katrero hill. having a stable home meant one last thing to worry about. i loved walking to school i want went to staggering it was close i walked to school a and had friends in my community and enjoyed living there. i was in school like every other student elementary the only difference was at home, i held many responsibilities. i helped my mom what with cooking and cleaning and getting any siblings ready for school and picking up them up sometimes. once i hit high school i saw the wo

but it is, it's astonishingly easy to secure a recommendation and very easy to fund. >> host: angela hawken, again, this week, what everyone needs to know about marijuana legalization, do you take a position be on marijuana -- position on marijuana legalization in this book? >> guest: well, the authors were required by oxford university rest in chapter 16 to publicly state our position. in the book i say i'm of the four authors the in favor of marijuana legalization for some of the reasons i've suggested. the cost to our criminal justice system are astonishing. 750,000 arrests a year for marijuana use. nearly half of 12th graders are using the sub standses. we're making criminals out of our relatives, our children. so, yes, i am in favor of marijuana legalization. that said, i'm also someone who's strongly this favor of evidence. if the early data from washington and colorado show that this experiment was a bad one, i'll be the strongest advocate for turning things around, so it really depends on the data. >> host: how does the u.s. fit in with the rest of the world when it comes to

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angela, what do you think of the house is doing? offering the president far less money than he says he needs first of all. >> i applaud the house and congresswoman marcia blackburn she wants to level the playing field regarding migrant children from central america and put them on the same level as children from mexico and canada. this is not the 4 billion the president wants, jon, we already have increase in taxes. we need to take this step by step and actually secure our borders before we press forward on more immigration reform. so i applaud what the house is doing and also i applaud senator ted cruz working with a strategy with his senate committee in the senate. jon: julie, you think americans want these kid to be allowed to remain in this country. >> not what i say. it is a poll recently came out, public research, research institute came out 69% of all voters they surveyed think these kid should remain as refugees in this country. the problem politically for the tea party which controls the house right now, if they want to say

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german german chancellor angela merkel has arrived in beijing for a 3-day visit, meeting the premier and prime minister for trade talks. she has brought a delegate of top executives from german companies. adrian brown sent us the latest from beijing. >> the german chancellor angela merkel has been to beijing seven sometimes signs 2006, indicating the importance of this developing relationship. the value of trade is put at 200 billion an astonishing vigor. the visit began in a chinese city. she visited a volkswagen factory. they are feeding into an obsession with a car. there are many vehicles on chinese roads, and chinese want german-made cars. most cars that government officials drive around with are german made. 75 are exports to the county from germany the the chinese president was that germany speaking again about how important this relationship was. it's the sort of relationship that the rest of europe must recard with envy. it's been overshadowed by the domestic security agency who said they believe small companies are victims of industrial espionage by the chinese. they are ea

angela merkel has a good relationship with vladimir putin. germany being a client state when it comes to energy needs for its country, directly from russia. does she emerge as the person to be considered the most honest broker in all of this? >> i'm not sure we're talking about brokering. we're talking about putting more pressure on russia. much better help for ukraine. more bolstering of nato. the real question, putin for the first time, if he faces a much more robust and antagonistic europe, and much more of a united front between the united states and europe, does that get mr. putin to reconsider his policy? up until now, he's done it with limited cost. that's the biggest issue. >> okay. we had senator john mccain and others calling for a harder line policy. whether it be directly from us or from our allies involved, as well, to go against russia. that this is going to be vladimir putin's problem. we had vladimir putin talking to the president, while the president is conveying new sanctions against russia. and vladimir putin reveals this p

i want to thank angela, the clerk of the board for working with us to make the amendment. with that in mind, i will make a motion. i know that we'll have public comment before we act, but i make a motion to amend the board of supervisors rules of order id in -- identified in the document that you received. >>supervisor norman yee: thank you. any public comments on this item? c'mon up. >> thank you, chair yee, members of the committee. i want to thank supervisor march for striking a compromise here but without asking to compromise the principles. i do support this motion. i'm happy to codify the communication between the youth commission and the supervisors into the legislative file for you and have enjoyed working with a much respected outgoing youth director jimmy tell me if i'm wrong to help strengthen the infrastructure in the clerk and the boards office in their endeavor to realize the charter to advise the board and the mayor. thank you very much to the supervisor mar and the committee. >> thank you. through chair, yee, i should have asked the chair of the youth commi

among them, angela merkel. we will go to our correspondent nick spicier to find out if they are together or separate. it's likely to cause a bit of a fuss. we will go to him in just a moment. the news we have for you now, take a look at these pictures, a landslide in japan. it killed a 12-year-old boy, the river bursting its banks sending mud and rocks into the farming town. the typhoon is blamed for the deaths of two others and dozens of injuries elsewhere in japan and that is where we're going now to learn about weather conditions and what this typhoon has already done and could do. >> the good news is the winds are dropping out quite smartly. you can see how it's just starting to fall apart. this is so the south of tokyo. that's what remains of the system. not too much more in terms of the intensity of the winds. this is moving around 50 kilometers per hour. that's quite a lick and continue making its way northeast moving into the open waters pretty quickly. friday, we are going to see very heavy rain just p

angela merkel, deeply and you are vocally in love with newton -- putin. off has and she, and there she is, doing great big deals, one with air china. >> every political leader. >> but who is on the top of the pile? germany, so if you strip germany out of the european union, thanks very much, you can have it. >> so you think those markets -- >> i am not interested. 30 or 40 stocks are international, and it is very unfair to say that they are barometers of france or germany, but my point is because sentiment is so negative, that cumin columbusk -- dark clouds. >> there was a suggestion over the weekend that there might be a revision to the global ,orecast from francine lagarde even after the u.s. rebounds. >> i would not read too much into it. itrt from her relationship, around the world, they know exactly what is going on, and this recovery in the united states is pretty dramatic, and i am pretty upbeat about the united kingdom. away fromare one year the election, and and david and isn't gung ho, life grand, and i would do exactly the same thing. but, you

eric: angela, what about that act? >> it is, listen even the republican congress back in 1996 passed this, the president signed it, the bottom line is, laws are meant to be changed and it is not fair when you don't go through a court of law and you can garnish my paycheck because allegedly i -- eric: wait a minute, doug. should the law be changed? >> yes. >> maybe it should but here's the point. like we're, what the epa announced was due process for these debtors so there is a actual hearing. let's not -- >> where is the hearing doug? >> let's not give a pass to a lot of these polluters getting away with polluting our waterways our air. you guys remember that about six months ago there was a huge chemical spill in west virginia. 300,000 people were without water. you know what the response of that ceo was? to skip out on a congressional hearing. these guys -- >> that is one example, doug. the hearings eric are actually at the epa they're not in a court of law. you have, yes, regulatory agencies that are supposed to do

. >> and angela merkel placed the blame square on russia and ukraine, the situation there. it's russia that's responsible for what is happening in ukraine at the moment. and vladimir putin said that ukraine was to blame for starting a war with the insurgents. and called for a cease-fire. the key question, does this downing of a plane bring down even more financial sanctions against russia? and natural gas supplies, the pipeline runs through ukraine to europe. would europe risk the possibility of being cut off from supplies from russia if we see this? >> thanks. let's deal with this. it's going to be germany and europe dealing with this. >> angela merkel, she's absolutely critical to getting germany on board. i think putin, a bit of irony here. putin said all of russia's actions are a function of representing russia's interests without borders. now, the rest of the world needs to protect their interests, and i don't believe we can avoid a major response here. and i do think people are struggling to see where the impact is. i think this should be raising the risk levels for m

. >> she just characterized angela that negative way she said a couple of things about her sexuality.oesn't look a thing like her mom. she certainly isn't the singer her mom was and the director has the right to choose for a role whoever they choose. >> speaking of angela, she said these things without malice. she said she isn't an actress and that being the case she chose yaya de costa. this is part of her vision for the film to cast unknowns so people can focus on whitney's story. >> whitney's family was upset there was a bio at all. >> let's talk about jlow. she was at the i heart music pool party over the weekend. she was doing a floor slide when she banged up her knee. she was a professional. she finished her show. >> i feel like i have spent the last three year like that. >> that was bizarre. >> that was on saturday. yesterday she flew to new york where she performed. back to back performances. >> she seems to be in a different part of the world every single day now. >> can't keep up with her. >> in a different ice skating outfit. >> it's unbelievable. >> then she's in vegas. i

germany has the support and confidence of chancellor angela merkel.lled mann need to focus but she is optimistic. help.y will win, i it will take a lot of concentration. i think it will be done. my prediction is it is doable. >> injured brazilian striker neymar will be cheering for argentina despite the traditional football rivalry between argentina and the host region. he threw his support behind marceline a teammate messi. he said, he is my friend. he is my teammate. i wish him luck. >> i manus cranny. >> i'm ryan chilcote. , twormany versus argentina vastly different economies. we are looking at the data that .ould make a difference >> when we initially thought of how we could compare the economy and the football styles, our first start was the number of defaults. the problem was we could not tabulate them all. germany has had about three since the history of the world cup. toentina has too many tabulate. first thing, gdp overall level of productivity in the number of average goals in this world cup. take a look at the numbers. 14,000 argentina sco

david cameron said he's in agreement with french president francois hollande and german chancellor angela merkel that further sanctions must be discussed the german chancellor though held a phone conversation over the weekend with president vladimir putin and which both parties said that an international investigation is a must and it must get to underway very soon from the hague peter all of r.t. so let's get more analysis from veteran british labor politician and former mayor of london ken livingstone who joins us now live good to see you can let's start with these threatened sanctions germany france the u.k. all apparently dishing out they sold him a term to russia because they want russia to make sure that the international investigators are given full access to the crash site what do you think about those threats. well i think there's an awful lot of pandering to the hysteria that's being whipped up here some of us are old enough to remember that back in two thousand and one ukrainian military shot down

about wanting to be cast. >> there will be criticism. >> yeah. >> angela's directing.nd she and the cast know that they are under fire from the houston family. and why is the whitney look-alike lip-syncing but not to whitney? ♪ i'm every woman >> good question. we were also at two premieres last night, the james brown biopic and "guardians of the galaxy." >> and i hear that chris pratt has a secret skill. >> and he does. >> i french braided this young lady's hair the other day. >> isn't he the best? >> how does it feel? >> very gentle. >> isn't that our intern? >> chris has the braiding thing down obviously but he's also pretty good at bodybuilding. >> yes, he is.

angela merkel turns 60 today. this after eight and a half years as german chancellor. leadership meant to germany? ♪ >> the morning, everyone. breaking news, the banks continue to report. morgan stanley. >> it is a just a couple of one-time items we are looking at. on the revenue line, $8.61 eight $.61revenue -- billion in revenue. and you were looking at trading numbers. higher than what analysts were looking for, but certainly down from the first quarter and also down from a year ago. equity revenue, $1.8 billion. >> an interesting twist -- we are just looking at these numbers right now. the value of trading and gaining -- of gaining and trading your own trading desk. i don't see that at morgan stanley. net losses of $241 million compared to losses of $54 million. maybe a little week. >> they be part of the reason is that james gorman, the ceo, has made a distinct move away from trading into wealth management. margins are 21%. >> that is significant, because organ 70 had been part -- had byn targeting 20% to 22% april of 2015. >> and they are wealth managers. the ave

brazil the third and final stop of his latin american tour he's at met with the german chancellor angela merkel with whom he discussed the crisis in ukraine let's get the details in from full scope is in rio de janeiro now said. russian president vladimir putin has just arrived in rio ahead of sunday evenings world cup final he's just concluded a meeting with german chancellor. over the agenda was the situation in ukraine and both leaders are great at the situation in the east of the country is deteriorating and they are urging for a cease fire from both sides russian president vladimir putin also went on to say that any ukrainian shelling of russian territory would be totally unacceptable following reports of. it is a room radio ahead of the world cup final which takes place later on sunday in the american are stadium nearly eighty thousand spectators will be packed in watching germany take on argentina wrangler marco is clearly here in support of her nation hoping that they can stop messi and co for responsibility for the competition i will be handed over to vladimir putin on russia to

. >> we're getting this from angela merkel in germany.he's coming out with a statement saying those responsible will be brought to justice. there's a close connection between vladimir putin and angela merkel. obviously, angela merkel, with the force of the e.u. behind her. but germany, remaining a client state of russia for energy resources. one thing that was interesting over the last 12 hours is ukraine coming out, saying while the forces and the fighting has been going on, with the pro-russian separatists, they haven't been using any type of anti-aircraft missiles against them. there's no need to. we do know that the pro-russian separatists have been trying to use that against any type of air strikes that the ukrainian forces could provide. you have to look at this as who benefits most from the cause of this. >> the separatists have been boasting about having shot down ukrainian aircraft over the last two weeks. so, it's difficult to envision how they wouldn't -- that they haven't done this one. the second thing that's really interesti

relations now especially following the announcement this angela merkel's private cell phone it actually being tapped but in a statement a government spokesman said that the german government would continue to work with its partners but continued working relationship relied a lot on trust and that there had been trust lost here. this of course follows these two scandals that we've seen what involving a an officer of the federal intelligence service remains in custody awaiting trial who was arrested last week and just this week we saw the searching of a the whole office of an employee of the defense ministry there's no arrest be made there but that inquiry continues so that's the decision that's being made by the germans they've told the representative of the u.s. security services yes the packets bags and leave the country are at peter all of our bringing us all the latest from berlin thank you very. actually considered talking about the international reaction because the latest revelations have prompted outrage among politicians now we're talking about germany's finance minister who sai

national security agency for not sponding to allegations that german chancellor angela merkel's phone was hacked. germans reacted angrily to a second case of esbyionage. an intelligence officer was arrested after admitting passing documents to the men's. nick spicer has been following the story. >> the man military investigators are looking at is described as being part of the armed forces - it's not clear if he's a soldier or an officer. it's probably safe to assume he's a member of the armed forces of a high enough rank to have access to information that could be of interest to the americans, if it is proven that the americans have been trying to use him as a spy. now, this is, of course, embarrassing because the news comes just a week after a double agent was identified within the federal investigative service here. the spy agency of germany, a 3 is-year-old who collected over 200 documents and given them to the c.i.a. according to the reuters newsagency in exchange for 30,000. some of the documents were about a parliamentary committee looking into the question of american surveill

angela merkel has a very good relationship with david cameron.hat was proven last year when she invited david cameron with his wife and children to the official summer residence of the german government. that was a gesture from merkel personally to say i want a good relationship with the british government. ther that, you had arguments about the future european head of commission, jean-claude juncker. , butnly in germany especially in germany, it was seen as a provocation. it has made it much more difficult for david cameron to renegotiate and get a better deal for the united kingdom and europe. europe. >> is britain as isolated as it appears? arely other countries skeptical about the eu project. >> there are a lot of european countries that are skeptical of the european union. the germans are also highly critical. the question is, how do you do it? do you do it in a friendly way and try to find consensus or do you do it, especially from germany and such, in a very controversial and provocative way? this is what the british prime minister has don

so far it is not noticeably affecting the relationship between angela merkel and barack obama.s this arrest going to make a difference? rex angela merkel has a reputation for being a pragmatist, and in 2013 when documents released by edward snowden suggested that her phone was being tapped by the nsa she was visibly furious. i was at the press conference, actually, when she expressed her reaction to that. on the other hand, we did not see a dramatic deterioration of american-german relations after that. that is because merkel is convinced smooth relations between washington and berlin are in germany's interest. but now the story enters an entirely new level. >> john barrick, thanks so much for that update. >> the former media adviser to british prime minister david cameron has been jailed for 18 months. >> andy coulson, seen arriving at court friday morning, was convicted of complicity in the hacking of mobile phones by journalists. at the time he was the editor of rupert murdoch's "news of the world," which has since stopped publication. journalists looking for scoops illegall

you're looking at live pictures of german chancellor angela merkel.ing about the malaysian jetliner. she is calling for an independent inquiry. thes urging purtitin to end conflict in ukraine. ♪ >> let's get back to breaking news on abbvie. carolinas here with the latest. the deal seems to be done. >> 32 billion pounds worth of the takeover deal. .48, that is what the shareholders of shire, a drug company. rare diseases is what they focus on. they will get 52.48 pounds per share in cash and stocks. if you are a shire shareholder, you will own 25% of an entire company with $137 billion of sales. this is going to be a huge drugs company. the whole reason this is so advantageous to abbvie is that they will be able to have a 13% corporate tax rate. that is being sliced, reducing this. they will move their legal address to the united kingdom rather than the united states. >> their management are not moving. >> most of the company will be run out of america. they are run out of north chicago. but it will be domiciled in the u.k. for shire are in basingstoke

he joins angela ahrendts who started as apple's new head of retail and online sales back in may. the hiring could help with the launch of its widely expected smart watch later this year and apple could compete in the growing wearable tech sector with samsung. earlier, i spoke with the chief research officer who covers apple for bloomberg news. i started asking by adam what exactly apple is doing. >> apple hired this guy who was a senior sales executive from tag to come over and help with their sales effort. adding to the speculation that this watch will be coming out later this year. in addition to being a technology gadget, a watch is a very fashionable piece. adding this sort of experience gives them the sort of -- another person to help them entice customers to see it as a fashion item. >> if the watch is indeed coming this fall, why just hire this new person now? >> i think the product has been developed for having been developed for quite some time. i think the issue here is distribution. would apple be looking at different distribution channels? premium watch dealers. he wo

but in october, it was revealed the nsa had tapped chancellor angela merkel's phone. there were suspicions that the americans were running a listening post to monitor activities all over the german government district. >> ever since we began talking about the nsa, i have told the u.s. president at spine among friends is unacceptable. >> in march, looking into more allegations of spying in germany. and then the alleged bugging into angela merkel's telephone. now the row has escalated again. a german official has been arrested on suspicion of spying for the u.s.. and there are suspicions that an employee of the defense ministry was also a u.s. spy. as a response, germany has expelled the top u.s. intelligence official in the country. sense -- >> let's go to richard walker in washington. if you read the u.s. papers, you will not hear a word about this there. is this a nonstory in the united states? >> i think it is right to say it is a nonstory. if you look at the morning print editions of the washington times and u.s. post, it it was front-page news. but this story is c

. >> reporter: angela merkel allies spying on allies was a waste of time when there are crises like syria asking the top intelligence official of the united states to leave the country. there was an case of a 31-year-old intelligence officer who exchanged some 200-plus documents in exchange for over $30,000. the second incident involves a member of the military. it's not clear at what level this person was operating at or what kind of information they may have gathered. however, it was clearly just too much. the snowball effect here last october when it was revealed that america's national security agency was spying on angela merkel's cell phone, following other revelations about how the nsa was able to look into the every day lives of ordinary germans who are still weary from the nazi era spying on the lives of everybody back at that time. so the psychology here is just one of complete resentment towards what is seen as american interference into the every day lives of germans and at a governmental level a complete lack of trust coming from washington. >> iraq has stepped up air strikes

angela merkel again told the united states today that trust was crucial between the two allies. >> it appears berlin is upping the ante after uncovering two suspected double agents in germany working for the u.s. >> angry politicians from across the spectrum are demanding action now. >> the intelligence officer was asked to vacate the u.s. embassy and leave the country. it is a big step for germany which is increasingly fed up with washington's failure to cooperate in its probe into nsa spying. berlin has struck a new town with ministers in the chancellor's government using words like stupidity and ridiculous. angela merkel herself him and not usually one for strong statements, was quite clear. >> the way i see it, if you consider this with a healthy dose of common sense, it is a waste of energy to spy on one's allies. i think the important thing is to create trust between allies, especially in these confusing times. >> there has been continued silence from the u.s. and angered germany the most, especially amid allegations of double agents spying for washington. politicians from all s

after angela merkel was clearly so annoyed last year. >> they did not get caught after all. the president never said that they were going to stop spying on all germans. >> this will do nothing to improve relations. >> i think they get very little. even the investigation is suggesting that maybe the information was not all that sensitive. what could you be learning about the inner workings of the german government which is worth jeopardizing the relationship? they have the cost-benefit benefit here and who made that assessment is something that will be really interesting. >> give me the possible counter arguments why those people might have felt that that was worth jeopardizing their relationship. >> they might have felt that they would not get caught. they had been receiving information about the german government's investigation. he was a good source. it was worthwhile to keep him going. the ministration never said that they would back off entirely off of spying on the germans. they tried to smooth this over. >> they have been pushing this for a while. would chance that ame