angie: any of those products online chocolate? >> yes. angie: thank you for that.loomberg markets middle east coming up this hour. of course, the markets are going to get their teeth into the dollar, into bonds, and to oil. yesterday, we had a bit of a sitdown. the chair of the department of economic development. we will hear a full explanation of what he thinks is going on in the oil market. the price of $60 is ideally where he would like to get that price. the worst is behind abu dhabi. they will see growth at around 5% next year. we also have our chief economist who will break down the pmis from the bank. you do not want to miss that. angie: manus cranny, looking forward to it. that is it for us on "asia edge." we will hand it off to bloomberg markets middle ea manus: crude is on the rise and for adding -- and trading under. >> i think a range of 55-60 could happen. abi is a hugea --

angie: yeah. competition and the environment in which other streaming services like blue, amazon prime, how do they fair against netflix in japan? he's as he doesn't view the conversation in the way that they tend to think of each other shares, but he really thinks that it's sort of like mixing the ground together and expanding that streaming video service together. one interesting metaphor that he made was to think about the tv channels. your tv at your home, you don't have only one channel, but you can see multiple channels, which is what makes the tv industry thrive more better. netflix views the competition in this way and think that with original content that they can differentiate from competitors. of course, their competitors may do similar things, but it will be just like tv,'s witching to different tv channels at the same time. thank you for that, grace. the president of lg electronics told bloomberg that south korea's second-biggest electronics maker is looking for acquisitions. our tech

angie: welcome back. me are yvonne, juliette, and andrew sullivan. omc, boj.he fmo >> more and more investors are getting less inspired by the central banks. maybe they should step aside and let markets sort things out. >> how? hopeful -- that we did not need to let companies go bust anymore. good companies should have money allocated to them and they pay for it because they can build things. , there ise to say some trepidation and hope that the central banks are still going to do something. >> we've had the markets run-up over the last few weeks. the economies were doing better and could withstand an interest rate hike. it puts the market thinking they will go higher after that. that is what investors want to see. ago, it was 30%. what went wrong? >> people believe the fed is very data dependent and one bad number will put them off their stride. the fed could still raise rates this week. we had all that fed speak in the run-up. yes, one or two rate hikes. one jobs number is only one jobs number. the like

angie?he risk is still there in the hunt for yield #haidi: this desperate search for yield, they are looking for a search for any kind of yield. that still leaves them vulnerable for these potential spikes in interest rates. japanw that the bank of for thisasted the boj last week. the whole negative rates is counterintuitive. it did not work. in 2003.e that happen 10 years and japan, they are and theelding money bottom line is that we have maturing bonds sitting at the of japan. they can only take on so many risk assets. there is no one to lend because there is no demand. angie: thanks, heidi. let's take a look at some of the events we are tracking for you. tuesday is interest rate decision day in australia. see len stevens taking the cut. castrate is at a record low. it is better than expected since the first quarter. they see the rba holding for now. legendaryso sees footballer palais putting up men -- memorabilia for auction. chinese buyers will be above -- among the bidders. raise $7is e

angie: what about india?nt to be in country that is actually still and a normal world, where interest rates are at a certain level, but there is attention on central-bank policy because interest rates are 6% to 8%, depending on what majority you look at. market is ok, and i think the most beneficial thing that india has is that domestic investors are starting to return to the market, just like we have seen in other countries where interest rates are going down, then departments become less attractive -- deposits become less attractive. we are not as bullish on gold anymore. bullish on not so gold anymore. i'm not sure whether that is the right thing. then my sense as a value investor is ok, you are paying quite a high premium for those equities already, so i find it hard to find interesting stocks, but i do like the structure of the market. gold, they may not like but a lot of people fleeing to golden light of brexit, fmoc, boj. >> gold was traditionally a safe haven in case of inflation. that is not on peopl

angie: that's the thing.ow much exposure to foreign investors have in the u k and europe. >> they own over half of the ftse, but what would bounce the most are the banks. correlationtight with the pound, so what you would see is a big relief rally not justund and banks, a u.k. banks, but also the european banks. they have gone down a lot over the past two weeks over the idea that this would happen and that with throw into doubt the role of london and their business models would be under great scrutiny, so i would look for -- and you are right, angie -- you should never say never. i think they will stay. therefore, if i had a thousand dollars, i would take $500 today europeanmething, maybe banks, maybe just a ftse, and on friday, i would buy with the other 500. angie: so you are hedging with the other $500 if you have $1000. >> maybe they will leave in the market will go down a lot. i did buy today, but i will get a better price on friday. the more likely scenario is they will stay and we will have a big pop u

angie: let's get back to the markets.e just got the chinese data and our next guest says china is relatively safe in terms of its growth. what do the trade data from china tell us? grexit they are consistent with the other trade data across -- >> i think they are consistent with the other trade data across asia. stabilization, aggressive declines in trade seem to be stabilizing. i think part of it is currency movement. part of it is that the trade adjustment is quite mature. in some countries last year we were getting export declines of 15% year-over-year. you need some week global conditions for that to persist for too long. the global economy does seem a little more stable these days. the interaction of those factors. angie: as you say, currency fluctuation is part of the explanation we see in the drop of the fx reserves. much of it was due to the currency flows in europe and japan. what does this mean for the chinese consumer domestically? imports did drop, but not to the level expected. richard: domestically, a lot of

angie? angie: thanks.ou can get that story and more on all the day's top stories at our digital destination. bloomberg business, bringing you the best at one address. also on bloomberg.com, we are going to take a look at how riches dream dr. market is facing a harsh reality. and turning toxic assets and the gold. that's bloomberg.com/asia. check it out. coming up, boosted by the black stuff, oil rises above 50 bucks a barrel, helps the s&p 500 hit a 10 month high. we will be live in chicago to discuss those market moves in much more, coming up next on "first up." ♪ angie: it's 7:16 a.m. in hong kong. these are the stories making headlines. david cameron has accused leaders of the brexit campaign of lying to voters about the risks of leaving europe. he spoke ahead of a tv debate on the referendum, now just two ekes away. cameron says the campaign is resorting into untruths. different opinion polls give both sides the advantage of ahead of the referendum, but undecided voters hold the key. the indian prime m

angie: the u.s. china have wrapped up two days of talks in beijing, agreeing to give the yuan a foothold in america. they also sparred on excess capacity in chinese industries. ok progress, but still -- ramy: there are so many issues between china and the united states. economic.tegic and the strategic side, they talked about north korea up and they talked about a lot of geopolitical issues. they talked about the south china sea, but nothing in the committee k. on the economy, -- the communique. on the economy, they talked about what the fed might or might not do. but the backdrop of all these issues is mutual trust, how they need to gain more mutual trust through better communication. on the yuan, you mentioned about this quote that china is giving to the united states. basically, hong kong is the rq fee are q3 center -- center. the u.s. is going to get a to beof 50 billion yuan invested in securities, bonds and other instruments. of will also allow undisclosed banks to be the clearinghouse to clear

right now angie goff is at the live desk worki to get mngo >>> i'm angie goff live at the news desk withreaking news from stafford county where we just confirmed a sheriff's deputy there has been shot. we have been speaking with officials who say he's recovering and is expected to be okay. but we're still making more calls to find out more information including where this happened. anything we can get on the suspect and the shooter. derrick ward is headed there for more on this developing story out of stafford county. eun? >>> parents in prince george's county have a long list of concerns after accusations of sexual assault on children in public schools. they are weighing in on a recent review of school safety by an independent task force. some of those on the task force don't believe there was confusion about how or whether to report complaints from students. >> i started my career teaching in this system and i guarantee you that i knew absolutely that i was to report. and i looked at the video. the video was very, very clear about the responsibility to report, to tell your principal an

exclusively to angie lau in his first interview with international media in four years.ins full of optimism. [speaking foreign language] angie: recently, you faced criticism from some publications in mainland china, accusing you of diversifying away from mainland china in a time of slowing growth. is this true? angie: there are a lot of chinese companies who are looking overseas to acquire businesses. but they keep getting shot down by regulators, including yourself. what is the impact for chinese companies in the future? how do they fix this? rishaad: angie got through a lot with li ka-shing, and tomorrow, we will hear his topic -- thoughts on the wealth gap and relations with china. coming up, the visit vote and impact on is really currency. ♪ ♪ referendum on its membership in the european union is affecting markets on a global scale. currencies are being pushed around the world. fears haveexit caused a spike in volatility. elliott gotkine joins me from tel aviv. there are concerns in your part of the world as well. elliott: volatility was rising following data showing

angie sandoval tiene lo Último.ue el aeropuerto ataturk en estambul se sacude con una de las explosiones. las imÁgenes que no han sido confirmadas pudieron ser captadas por una cÁmara de seguridad en la terminal aÉrea. segÚn las autoridades, al menos 28 personas muertas y 60 heridos es el saldo hasta ahora de este atentado que ocurriÓ en la zona de arribos internacionales, poco despuÉs de las 10 de la noche hora local. >>> este hombre que dice que encontrÓ a su hermano entre los heridos, afirma que lo llevÓ Él mismo al hospital. >>> taxis y ambulancias, eran usados para llevar a los heridos a los hospitales, y se han cerrado todos los accesos a la terminal. >>> hasta el momento, ningÚn grupo se ha responsabilizado por las explosiones. pero segÚn informes, se pudiera tratar de terrorista suicidas que cuando fueron enfrentados por la policÍa, detonaron sus chalecos con explosivos, algunos testigos dicen que esto ocurriÓ en una zona antes del primer control de seguridad. turquÍa viene sufriendo este tipo de ataques en

i'm angie goff at the live desk. >>> there are no ceilings, no limits on any of us. and this is our moment to come >> thank you, all! the struggle continues! >> i'm going to fight for you, the american people. like nobody has ever fought before. >> the end of the primaries is only the beginning of the work we are called to do. >>> 5:02 now. good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, june 8, 2016. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. hillary clinton claiming victory after last night's primary. she's now accepting being called the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. >> look at the newspapers hitting stands. the "new york post" says the first lady. "the new york times" says clinton claims the democratic nomination. >> more on decision 2016 in just a moment. but first, let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. and a noticeable difference this morning asoo the door. >>> absolutely right. the only real knock on today will be a very breezy afternoon. northwest winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. so hold on to your hat. but open up the windows and say thank you

angie goff is at the live desk. molette green is headed to the scene there. should help metro learn where it could do better during an emergency. yesterday, half a dozen local agencies, some state officials and volunteers help simulate smoke emergencies at the tysons and greensboro metro stations. it's supposed to mimic an incident that killed a woman last year. the police chief takes it seriously. >> we want to constantly train our people on. >> metro employees also tell us practicing communication with local police departments is a critical part of improving safety on the rails. >>> if you are traveling for independence day, you are going to be a part of a record-breaking event. aaa is predicting 43 million americans will travel this coming weekend. the overwhelming majority of people about 84% will take the roads. last year's record was just over 42 million travelers. lower gas prices are a big part >>> if wur unof those millions we have some tips for you taking a rental car. consumer reports says you should bring for the amenities that you want. things li

why the man who killed >>> angie goff here at the live desk. we have more on this breaking news we've been following out of southeast d.c. where police remain open the scene of a deadly car accident. we know one person is dead and another person is in the hospital being treated right now. but we do have an update for you on how this is impacting traffic. 295 at howard road, this is near the anacostia metro station is being closed off. northbound is being divertedo met -- malcolm x. molette green just arrived to the scene. we will have the latest and we'll find out how all of this happened, perhaps. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. >> we're starting off with some increased humidity. four things to know on this monday is going to be quite steamy here for the rest of the day, and some late afternoon and evening storms are possible. more storms are looking more widespread as we get into tomorrow afternoon on tuesday. then turns much less humid. nice break as we get into wednesday all the way toward the end of th

we'll go to storm team 4 tom kierein. >> good morning, david and angie. we're starting off fresh and cool with that sun rising and a mostly clear sky. humidity has stayed low overnight. temperatures are rather cool. in fact, in parts of montgomery county, areas north and west, it's only in the upper 50s to mid-50s in frederick county, maryland. winchester now at 57 degrees. it's in the mid to upper 50s, shenandoah valley. east of there, along skyline drive and the foothills, only around 60. nearby suburbs, in the low to mid-60s. reagan national at 66 degrees. nothing on storm team 4 radar. all clear. no travel problems weatherwise, no rain from the mountains to the atlantic beaches. a look at the warmup on t coming up in a few minutes. >>> thank you, tom. we want to begin with that breaking news early this morning. a deadly shooting. prince george's police are calling in a homicide. someone shot and killed a man on southern avenue near united medical center, not far from the metro station. we have video of the scene overnight. this happened shortly after

i'm angie goff at the live desk. >>> can oming up at 6:01. we'll have a fair amount of sunshine here this morning before clouds build and a quick little shower chance comes our way during the middle of the day. rain chances today only 30% mainly between noon and 5:00. tropical storm colin moving off the coast of savannah and a little taste of canadian coolness is coming our way. it arrives tonight. for now it's a mild start in the upper 60s to around hours are looking. 70 degrees at 7:00 a.m., 80 by 7:00 tonight and most of the rain showers should be over by then. so evening plans should be mainly dry. and off to a cool breezy start tomorrow morning. we'll talk about those tomorrow cool high temperatures coming up in a tumor minutes. back over to you. >>> metro's safetrack program continues. we're watching your commute to make sure it goes smoothly. metro says trains will be more crowded today with more people heading into work. so if you can, leave early. >> and we have team coverage now with molette green at the east falls church station, b

i'm angie goff live at the news desk. back to you. >>> 30,000 verizon workers are on the ticket line but will be back to work today. they reached a deal to give workers an 11% raise over four years and adds 1,300 new call center jobs. workers have been on strike since april and will vote on the agreement after getting back to work. >>> today teen drinking is casting a shadow over a local high school graduation. parents are upset that seniors at bethesda chevy chase high school are allowed to walk across the stage after showing up at the prom drunk. the principal at the school told the students they would not be allowed to walk. parents say this sends the wrong message to students. >> i don't think the superintendent should have cut the principal off at the knees. not only the principal who fought long and hard about this but the adults, the parents around here. >> all six of them did really well throughout high school, academics, extra curricular activities -- >> the graduation is this morning at constitution hall in nort

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angie and aaron x back to you. >>> i'm erika gonzalez. we're following that developing story in turkey. we're getting word that air traffic at istanbul's airport has returned to normal. want to show you live pictures from the scene where officials are asin workers have been brought in to remove debris. this after three suicide bombers killed dozens of people and wounded close to 150 late last night. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon condemning the attacks, calling for the perpetrators to be identified and brought to justice. still working on learning who is behind the attack, although senior turkish government officials say that isis is responsible. going to let you about new developments coming up. >>> erika, thank you. how are airports at home responding? >> kristin wright is at dulles international airport. >> reporter: several airports have increased security this morning because of what happened in turkey, including airports in new york, new jersey, lax and also miami. after such an awful and homeland security say they are closely m

angie, aaron, back to you. >> thanks, jack. >>> 4:53.s health. why pelvic exams are coming into qution. >>>es t 4:56 now. the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. 49 people killed at the pulse nightclub earlier this month. now orlando police released the transcripts from the 911 calls they received. in those calls, people tell dispatchers they or their friends have been shot and they're losing blood. some of the dispatchers hear screams and gunshots. some say their callers stopped answering after some of the calls first came in. investigators are still working to learn -- rather -- investigators are still working to learn more about the shooter, omar mateen and why he would have done this. you can see the interview with orlando's police chief on the "today" show later this morning. >>> at 4:56. a routine checkup for most women. a govement advisory panel says that there is not much evidence to show that those pelvic exams help detect cancers, infections or sexually transmitted diseases in healthy women. despite the study, patients say

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>> fowler: yeah. >> angie watson: when his fun meter gets low-- >> alfonsi: his fun meter?is fun meter. i like to call it his fun-- he just always likes to be having fun. so i would say yes, he's definitely-- he's definitely a big kid. >> alfonsi: that childlike mind allows him to tap into his imagination, creating shots others can't see, let alone pull off. will he win another masters? >> scott: it's likely. he doesn't like expectations, so don't tell him i said that, but he just sets up so well for everything he loves, you know? and an artist wants to see eye- popping, he wants to see differences. and when you go to augusta, i mean, the grass is so green. then you go to the brown pine straw, and then you got the azaleas and the dog woods and then the sand is so white. and there's slopes and there's mounds and you got all this stuff going on, so all that alone is just bringing out the kid in bubba, you know, he just gets there and it's like, "oh, yeah," everything he likes, okay? >> alfonsi: you said an artist loves color. you think he's an artist? >> scott: yes. oh, he's

the pound suffering the most. >>> angie goff from the live desk. thank you. and a lot of the reaction to britain's vote is not coming from foreign leaders. it is coming from the people who live in the uk. as of this this morning, more than 3 million of them have signed a another referendum. they say the vote should not count if it did not get more than 60% of the country on board. we told you it was close. 52 to 48%, even with all the signatures, it is unlikely the petition will change the results. >>> in the day ahead, d.c.'s mayor will officially raise the minimum wage again. she will sign the $15 minimum wage law tonight. tipped workers will see their pay increase to $5.50 an hour. >>> one of our favorite olympians is getting in the water today. bethesda's own katie will he deck can i will be participating in the 400 meter free tile, the 200 and 800 meter races also later this week. michael phelps will be in the katie is just dominant in so many of these races. she's just an incredible athlete, all around good person. >> i forget what i read this morning a

>>> angie, thank you.re is a conference in washington aimed to end homelessness among veterans. news4's kristin wright is here to share the story of one veteran who went from living on the street to living in an apartment in maryland. what a nice outcome. kristin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's been a nice play for him and he loves it. thomas ferguson is a perfect example of what the conference today is trying to tackle. >> it is gorgeous. >> reporter: this is home. >> so good until -- it em and father. >> reporter: vietnam veteran thomas ferguson finally has his own place. a one bedroom in district heights, maryland. the days of living in his truck behind him. d.c.-based nonprofit friendship place changed his life helping him find the apartment and start budgeting. the veteran first program finds housing, jobs, medical air and mental health services for struggling vets. rachel dalian is ferguson's caseworker. >> they will be assessed whether it be on the phone or coming out to them. >> repo

exclusive interview angie lau asked him about teacher of the relationship.oreign language] andy: there is a lot of wealth disparity in hong kong and china. how do we resolve this as a society, how do government's resolve this? ka-shing: [speaking foreign language] angie: in hong kong there are a lot of unhappy people. mr. ka-shing: [speaking foreign language] rishaad: li ka-shing sharing his thoughts on the future of hong kong with angie lau. india successfully launching a rocket that carried 20 satellites of india and other countries around the world. the u.s., canada, and germany. they were designed and built a student in india. this -- all the 20 satellites have been successfully placed in their respective orbits. that is good news for everybody. a little bit of fear news on art. 1909 work hass fetched the highest price in london -- london. down to $3.5 it million, that was a little it more than estimated. a depicts his lover as complication of geometric shapes. it was half a million dollars in 1973 and has been in the same place for 14 years. that is it

angie: please stay with us.l have more right after this break. ♪ rishaad: you are back with "trending business" and our interview with eisuke sakakibara . thank you for sticking with us. let's take some time to talk about the state of the japanese economy. we have talked about the yen. ay is the yen being seen as central point to revive the japanese economy? surely there is so much more that needs to be done, particularly when it comes to fiscal policy, and are we getting any of that done? policy hasnetary been utilized quite extensively , andhe last 2-3 years withinas been views both and without the government that fiscal policy needs to be enacted at this time. it's quite possible that some kind of supplementary budget will be compiled towards the end of the year to stimulate the economy. a has --aad: mr. corrode governor kuroda has probably been asking for that, and that's one of the reasons why they have probably not been increasingly --tting the in the system increasing liquidity in the system. if we do not

. >> and i'm angie goff with new information on the plane crash that killed a mother and her two young children. what investigators are saying about icy conditions and the action of the pilot. >>> and i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. we're keeping a close eye on tropical storm colin as it moves along the coastline. tracking chance for rain right here at home today. forecast coming right up. [ technical difficulties ] >> reporter: neighbors say the victim here identified as 74-year-old william patton was a heavy smoker. you can see the ladder leading up to the second floor apartment unit there now just boarding it up. the assistant fire chief says smoking materials, specifically a cigarette butt is believed to be the cause here. thanks to a working smoke alarm and a neighbor's quick action, no one else was hurt. you see a broken window but no real sign of a second floor apartment fire and loss of life on mosby woods drive. firefighters found a man inside a second floor bedroom and identified him william patton. >> they pulled him out, he was unconscious. they did cpr, tried to

paÍs, habrian robado unos 900 millones de dÓlares de fondos destinados a personas mayores enfermas angieantes <.> >>> desde alaska a la florida un total de 300 personas estÁn acusadas de estafar al medicare 900 millones de dÓlares. >>> todos traicionaron sus principios bÁsicos de su profesiÓn afirmo la ministra de justicia. segÚn los documentos los acusados conspiraron para cobrarle al gobierno por servicios o medicamentos que no eran necesarios. >> de los abusados 100 residen en miami, algunos mÉdicos y otros dueÑos de farmacias y todos sospechosos de robar mÁs de 200 millones de dÓlares. >>> los criminales le enseÑan a otros criminales como combatir el fraude porque ninguno de ellos estÁn compitiendo contra cada uno, estÁn robando del mismo tesoro que son los impuestos que pagamos nosotros. >>> otros mÉtodos de robo segÚn los procesamientos era el soborno a personas que facilitaban las identidades de pacientes asÍ como el pago a enfermos para someterse a procedimientos innecesarios o que nunca se les realizaron. >>> nunca acepten dinero simplemente porque le estÁn revisando o estÁn bie

>>> regresar a mi vida como era antes >>> y les permite logra una vida independiente en miami angie sandovalan bien y verdad porque come 70 libras de pescado, vegetales y huevo al dÍa >>> pero lo que mÁs le gusta la leche condensada >>> y esperamos que siempre o la custodia...uridad en casa - tÚ quieres la custodia de tu hermano. - lo quiero porque ella lo estÁ explotando. - que tony lo habÍa amenazado y le habÍa quitado todo el dinero que el niÑo tenÍa. - yo lo mandÉ a hacer, ¿por quÉ? pa' asustarlo pa' que Él no se pone en la calle. - el hermano de Él estÁ comprando pastillas ilegales allÁ tambiÉn. - ¿tÚ lo viste comprando estas pastillas? [♪] - andreÍta falleciÓ hace cuatro meses. nadie deberÍa sobrevivir a... ...a los hijos. - asÍ yo no lo quiero en mi negocio. no puede ser. y la jefa soy yo. - tÚ crees que de verdad tu hija se siente bien que tÚ estÁs pasando por esto?

angie sandoval tiene lo mismo desde fort myers. >>> yo quiero saber que si alguien tiene a la niÑa, oadamente a la pequeÑa diana Àlvarez de 9 aÑos >>> diana es una niÑa muy amable, ella convive mucho. >>> segÚn la oficina del alguacil del condado lee, la menor hija de padres mexicanos, fue vista por Última vez el sÁbado por la noche durmiendo en esta casa en fort myers >>> su madre, dice que se extraÑÓ cuando al otro dÍa antes de ir a misa. >>> la estufa estaba prendida las 4 parrillas y no puedo creer que la niÑa... comencÉ a buscar. >>> inmediatamente uribe jimÉnez padrastro de la menor llamÓ a la policÍa. >>> pasÉ toda la noche en la cÁrcel por principal sospechoso de la desapariciÓn de mi hija me metieron detectores de mentira y todo eso. gracias a dios estoy limpio. >>> no solo la familia dice que no tenÍa enemigos, su casa no muestra seÑales de entrada forzosa ni la puerta principal ni la puerta trasera, ni tampoco las ventanas parecen haber sido forzadas. >>> mÁs de 200 agentes federales y locales, rastrean la zona en bÚsqueda de pistas. diana no tiene telÉfono celular para ser

angie sandoval amplia. >>> 19 millones de personas en estados unidos piden prestamos rÁpidos en estasn una trampa que nunca terminan de pagar, debido a la alta tasa de inter y otros cargos, afirma richard coro dayne. >>> de los 50 mil millones de dÓlares que los estadounidenses recibieron en prestamos el aÑo pasado, 7.000 mil millones fuero fueron para pagar interÉs y otros gastos. >>> alguien no debe quedarse en la ruina y estar en ese cÍrculo vicioso. >>> estas agencias de prestamos rÁpidos estudien si el cliente puede pagar el total de la deuda sin tener que volver a pedir y le deben noto ni caificar con que la deuda serÁ retirada de la cuenta bancaria. hay 16 milone gozos como estos en estos en estados unidos. y proponer en practica estas regulaciones no serÁ facil. >>> y ni resolverÁ el problema de los intereses que sobrepasan el 300% la industria de los prestamos rÁpidos, ya ha puesto su queja. >>> a firmando que esta medida, llevarÁ a los consumidores a prestamistas ilegales sin licencia las regulaciones no requieren aprobaciÓn del congreso y pudieran entrar en vigor el aÑo que

y amenazarlo, angie sandoval tiene mÁs. . >>> y el juez federal gonzalo segÚn documentos judiciales,os arellano felix le dijo a un informante en una cÁrcel de san diego que planeaba asesinar a curier y habÍa tenido el permiso para hacerlo de los lÍderes de arellano felix. qu riel era fiscal y buscaba la extradiciÓn ad mainero a mÉxico. algo que logrÓ, perforo zo a qu riel vivir escondido bajo la protecciÓn de las autoridades. >>> sÉ que fue amenazado y que tomaron en serio su amenaza por un aÑo no vio a su hermano raÚl. que nos abriÓ su hogar en indiana para defendernos de los ataques del magnate. >>> es un juez, no piensa ser polÍtico, para ayudar a un partido a otro. >>> por eso, cuando recientemente donald trump llaÓo a qu riel mexicano, y sugiriÓ que por eso habÍa sido injusto en el juicio que Él enfrenta por su desaparecida universidad trump desde el senador paul ryan. hasta la candidata presidencial hillary clinton, apoyaron al juez. la asociaciÓn de abogados hispanos, tampoco se quedÓ callada. >>> el mensaje es que los jueces hispanos son diferentes de los demÁs jueces. >>> cr

angie had to watch from home with infant son caleb, who they'd adopted just two weeks earlier. there to see watson win his second green they've since adopted a daughter, dakota. he's won four tournaments in the last two years. and he's climbed to number five in the world. and the legend is you never took a golf lesson? >> watson: still haven't. >> alfonsi: is that true? >> watson: yep. the physical game is easy. that sounds bad. but it's easy to me. i can do that. i can hit it far. i can curve it. i got the shots. it's just mentally being at that moment, right then. >> alfonsi: and how hard is it to control the mental stuff for you? >> watson: it's getting better. again, it's a process. it's a learning process. i'm getting better at it. >> alfonsi: but it doesn't always look that way. a few petulant outbursts have alienated a lot of people. >> watson: there's just no reason for me to show up. >> alfonsi: in hartford in 2013, criticizing ted scott for the nine iron he'd recommended. >> watson: water. it's in the water. because of that club. >> alfonsi: all of a sudden everybody

angie, eun, back into you. >> i'm as shocked as you are. i don't approve this.s anyone has the freedom and the choice to live their life. and nobody has the right to do anything or impose anything. so i don't approve of him. >> that is the father of omar mateen speaking to nbc's kerry sanders about his son carrying out the attack in he said he was shocked when he learned what happened and he shares the pain that the families of the victims are going through. mateen says once the time is right, he would like to visit those who were injured. >> while vigils like this one take place arnts countound the the gun control debate is heating up. kristin wright tlive at the capitol hill. >> reporter: flags will be at half-staff. president obama calling for the nation -- calling on congress to take action saying that the orlando shooting is another reminder of how easy it is for the wrong person to get their hands on such powerful weapons. the ar-15 used in in san bernardino to kill 14 people and wound 22 more. sandy hook, 20 first graders and six staff members killed ther

barbara nchs thanks, angie.deaths. in the past few weeks four children have died after being left inside a car and overheating. advocates with kidsxa in changing your habits may help prevent another tragedy. they suggest making a habit of checking the backseat every time you get out of the car. they're also calling on automakers to help remind drivers. >> we want to challenge all%mo the automakers toñ include a reminder and some type of technology to prevent children >> some in the auto industry are already making changes, each of gm's 2017 acadia suvs are equ equipped with rear seat reminders including display on the dashboard and chime. our digital team posted more tips to help you remember to cars. >>> and we're talking about hot storm team$fg 4 meteorologist t kierein telling us what to expect. >> hot cars as we get up to around 90 degrees, low humidity and lots of sun. then storms around late afternoon and evening on tuesday, could be severe. low humidity back wednesday, more storms on thursday. that's the

i'm angie goff at the live desk.k to you. >>> and these inconveniences are just getting started. mayor bowser says the second phase will jewe july 3. it will be a complete shut down of orange, blue and silver lines to benning road. >>> and today technology will play a big role in a trial against a virginia lawyer. jurors will see text messages september betwent between andre his wife. defense attorneys hope to prove that he was heavily medicated and just following his wife's orders. the prosecution believes the husband and wife are equally responsible. >>> it was a solemn tribute for a firefighter killed in the line of duty. friends and family honored firefighter john ulmschneider sunday as his name was unveiled on the wall of honor in annapolis. ulmschneider and another firefighter were shot in april when they forced entry into a home. ulmschneider is the 410th name engraved on the wall and the >>> we turn to presidential politics now and decision 2016. hillary clinton now fewer than two dozen delegates short of wha

angie amplÍa. >>> ante la inacciÓn la corte. >>> puedo decir que quiero donald trump estÉ muy lejos delumentados pudiera estar en manos de quien gane la presidencia. >>> lazos personas que ven que se ha bloqueado lado reforma migratoria en todas partes a nivel estatal, a nivel del congreso ahora a nivel ejecutivo que van a decir la Única manera de que haya una reforma migratoria va a ser a travÉs de las urnas. >>> consciente de esto candidatos lo hicieron tema de campaÑa hoy. >>> donald trump buscÓ reforzar su base. >>> la decisiÓn cuatro a cuatro de la corte suprema hablo hacia blo alcalde una acciÓn mÁs inconstitucionales jamÁs tomada por un presidente. >>> y deja claro lo que estÁ en juego en noviembre. >>> dijo en un comunicado. >>> si el ambiente polÍtico antes de la decisiÓn hizo que mÁs hispanos se registren para votar y se hagan ciudadanos ahora el interÉs pudiera ser mayor. >>> este nuevo presidente o presidencia va a poder nombrar a un juez a la corte suprema que pudiera ayudar a librar a quitar el bloqueo de las acciones ejecutivas. >>> quedarse en las somos fwloos debe ser u

. >>> angie and aaron, good morning. want to show you live pictures. these are not those pictures.t's been developing overnight in turkey. this morning, officials assessing the damage at istanbul's airport. this after three suicide bombers killed dozens of people and wounded close to 150 late last night. workers have been brought in to remove debris. the airport partially reopened. but lots of flights had to be canceled and delayed. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon can demd the attack and called for the perpetrators to be brought to justice. officials say all indications are that isis is behind this attack. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> good morning everyone. i'm chuck bell. your weather relatively stormy evening. looks like the summer stickies on the run. rain chances back to zero today. there are new concerns that we may have showers to cope with on the fourth of july itself. we've caught up with rain compared to average. only half an inch behind. nowhere near as rainy as last year. sunny and nice today. nothing to worry about rainfall-wise. we'll talk temperatures

the polls does have a margin of error of >>> angie, thank you.he has set record after record and now bethesda native katie ledecky is officially heading back to the olympics. >> she's fighting that world record line with all she's got. >> she didn't break the record this time but still swam the third fastest ever 400 meter freestyle in history. not too shabby, she's 19 and competing in the olympic swimming trials in omaha this week. she has the chance to be the first u.s. woman to swim four races at a single olympics. look, michael phelps cheering her on. he even knows greatness when he sees it. >> glad he doesn't have to race her. >> he will have her probably on the reach but that's about the only advantage. >> one of the nicest people i've ever met on top of being an incredible athlete. >>> good day to be out at the pool today. keep a weather eye to the sky. keep ready to go. there will be a chance for thunderstorms this afternoon but more likely after peak pool time is done. what should you expect? lots of clouds and fog this morning. it is pl

eun, angie, back to you. >>> it is now 5:32. terror in orlando. this morning investigators are beginning to recreate the shooting scene inside pulse night club. that's where omar mateen shot and killed 50 and hurt 53 others. we continue team coverage with leeaanne gregg in orlando with more on the investigation into the shooter. >> reporter: police cars are still surrounding the crime scene down the street. roads are blocked. they're continuing to collect evidence. they're also trying to learn mower about th g there are reports that he had sent some messages on and online gay dating site and that he had been seen several times in the club that he had opened fire on just sunday night. the weapon that he bought, he purchased legally in ft. pierce a little over a week from now. and if this had happened while he was under investigation, he was at one time on a federal watch list because of comments he that about his connections with terrorism. but if he had tried to buy the gun then, the fbi would have been notified. but the case had already been clos

i'm angie goff at the live desk. >>> can oming up at 6:01.e'll have a fair amount of sunshine here this morning before clouds build and a quick little shower chance comes our way during the middle of the day. rain chances today only 30% mainly between noon and 5:00. tropical storm colin moving off the coast of savannah and a little taste of canadian coolness is coming our way. it arrives tonight. for now it's a mild start in the upper 60s to around

fresh is what we do. >>> angie goff at the live desk with breaking news. a live look from chopper 4, this isoff the scene of a barn fire. firefighters here in the 10,000 block of van thompson road in fair fairfax county station. we know they have been dealing with this for the last couple hours. you can see the smoke still rising from the heavily damaged structure as we pull out. we know heavier response on the scene because there is a rule area. they don't have many fire hydrants around, so they had to pull in a lot of trucks. no one hurt, though. we're till working to find out if any animals were inside the structure. by a mountain lion. >> your son got attacked by a mountain lion? >> you heard part of the 911 call for help after a mountain lion attacked a 5-year-old boy. the boy was playing in his yard friday night when the lion charged. the boy's mother was able to pry her son away from the animal. the mountain lion responsible for the attack is now dead. >>> rescuers are getting closer to a sick scientist at the south poll research station. one plane

of safetrack this morning, we want to get a closer look at how changes on orange and silver news4's angie goff is he live desk now with some of your reactions. >> with phase 2 in full effect, this is definitely going to be challenging especially for virginia riders. we're talking about the blue line trains right now running every 12 minutes. we're getting these pictures from our crew which are fanned out across different stations here. back to the blue line. every 12 minutes between franconia and arlington cemetery no rail or bus service that's important between arlington cemetery and rosslyn during peak hours. it's suggested that you use the yellow line and transfer at lafont plaza instead. they say things are getting busier and it will only get busier as hours go on. we're continuing to stay in touch with crews on the ground and we'll bring you any tie-ups or conditions as they happen. aaron? >> coming up on five minutes to get you through phase 2 of metro safetrack program, we set up a special section on nbc washington app of commuting alternatives. >>> to a developing story, police ar

kristin wright is on the scene right now as this story is i'm angie goff at the live desk. >>> thanksreached a milestone. >> thank you all! the struggle continues! >>> i'm going to fight for you, the american people. like nobody has ever fought before. >> we are stronger together. let's go out and make that case to america! thank you! god bless you! and god bless america! >>> good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, june 8, 2016. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. the big news this morning, hillary clinton claiming victory after last night's primary and is now accepting being called the presumptive presidential nominee. >> we'll look at hitting stands this morning. the cover of "the new york times" here, we'll show you also the cover of "the new york post" that uses the headline "the first lady." a play on words there, obviously. >> and more on decision 2016 in just a moment. but first we'll go to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. chuck, a noticeable difference this morning. i had to grab my light jacket once again. >>> absolutely. sometimes that hint of a chill in the summer

mark and angie are highlighting that.here's a lot of discrepancies ideologically and it's very important that bernie feels like he is heard and feels confident in the handoff. >> so, angie -- >> this is a really important question to get to. let's assume that everything is tallied and hillary clinton had those big wins the other night. if somebody is going to try to court you, which by the way donald trump the other day said we're going to welcome bernie sanders supporters with open arms. will you as a bernie sanders supporter, if he exits this race in the next five days, will your support donald trump or hillary clinton. >> bernie sanders says he is taking this to the convention. that's what the want him to do. and that's what he is going to do because he is speaking on our behalf. >> but he has said that donald trump would be a disaster of a presidency so if nothing else that is as -- is a tacit endorsement of hillary clinton. >> lively discussion. the billionaire just said he doesn't need a billion dollars when he has

angie's going to prove there's no oil here.a little touch and tell me if you feel any oil. >> no, it's gone. >> it's landfill safe, absolutely amazing. under $10. spillfix.com. i am absolutely crazy about this. it's just coconut shell. super healthy. safe around the house, should be on the boat, the car, garage, datd's shop, must-have. >> we love you, steve. thanks for coming by. lots of neat things. back to you. >>> thanks, angie. there's a statistic now that may surprise you. some studies show that up to 80% of medical bills have mistakes on them. nbc's olivia sterns reveals where you can go to battle these unwelcome surprises. >> reporter: cindy and her husband planned everything for their first baby eleanor. but complications forced a c-section at the hospital. and that's when they got an even bigger surprise, anesthesia bills for two births. >> for both vaginal delivery and cesare cesarean. >> but you only had one delivery. >> right, i only had one baby. >> reporter: over 14 months the bills kept coming from some 20 differ

[speaking chinese] angie: is this frustrating?[speaking chinese] manus: that was li ka-shing speaking exclusively to bloomberg's angie lau. staying with asia, japan's prime finance ministers said they would not intervene. the yen weekend today for the first time in eight days. let's bring bob parker back into the conversation. when you look at the big issues, i want to focus on the chinese market first. the irony that is -- this is the chinese dax. it is one of the major bond markets, 10 major bond markets that has seen yields rise by 13 basis points. the market, in terms of the bonds and the world, is viewing china through a different prism, isn't it? bob: i think the answer is yes, but the point i want to emphasize is the big structural change we are going through in the chinese economy. i would argue very strongly that we have this long-term slowdown in china. growth in the second half of the year will be close to 6.5%. the probability of us going back to 7% is very low indeed. when i talk about structural change in the chinese

. >> reporter: angie pellfry, a former nurse and opioid recovering addict, runs the recovery center ins total. now 2016 why are over 3,000. >> it's incredible. >> it is. >> reporter: many names are mothers, brothers, grandmothers, relatives or friends of angie's residents. they come from all over state and nearly everyone knew people on the wall. >> it is almost everybody. >> 23. they're on the wall from my hometown. >> reporter: small town? >> yeah. >> reporter: a new university of cincinnati study says one in five ohio residents knows someone who is struggling with heroin. one sheriff told us that up to 80% of the prisoners in his county jail have drugs in their system. largely heroin. >> what can law enforcement do? >> attorney general it not going to solve the problem. your local sheriff. local prosecutor is not going to. >> reporter: ohio attorney general mike dewine is a former senator and congressman. >> we have been fighting a war on drugs now for decade. this its the biggest epidemic that you have seen, this heroin epidemic. sound like we are not winning that war? >> you know,