germany's foreign minister is in armenia, trying to persuade turkey and armenia to reconcile their differencesrmany has become increasingly entangled in the tensions there. reporter: a wreath of remembrance. no official visit by frank-walter steinmeier is complete without a visit to the genocide memorial museum. the displacement and murder of 1.5 millllion armenians by the ottoman empire a century ago continues to shape the country and the relationship with its neighbors. >> compromise and reconciliation are not high up on the armenian political agenda. that applies to armenian turkish relations, and the conflict with azerbaijan on karabagh. rather than healing wounds, it seems to have deepened them. reporter: both countries assert claim to the region. azerbaijan once control of the breakaway region, and armenia bacs the mainly ethnic armenian region. soldiers have fought here for more than two decades, and 150 people died in clashes in april. >> we fear the risks of a renewed escalation among the conflict line will increase. the longer the conflict goes on, and the longer concrete steps fail

yesterday, the head of the armenia orthodox church attended a papal mass.emarkable show of unity. it's not unprecedented. we've seen this sort of thing before, but it is exceedingly rare, and certainly here in armenia, where orthodoxy is a tradition, i think this day will be seen as highly symbolic, a milestone on the path to full christian unity. >> we also mention the controversy associated with this trip. the pope using the word genocide to describe a massacre of armenians by turkey and turkey has never agreed it was a ge genoci genocide. >> it's ironic that he came here to promote unity in one sense, but stepped right into division in another way that is the very bitter and long zang disagreement between turkey and armenia over how to describe those massacres in 1915 as things were falling apart. he used the word genocide last year. in the run-up to this trip, the vatican had played down expectations that he was going to do it again and in fact in his prepared speeches the word never appeared. but friday night, in a major address to politicians and dipl

on his way home from spending the weekend in are -- armenia.nd asked if he agreed with the advisor making a comment, and the pope said that he there should be an afollow guy >>> and returning from a meeting with the pope in armenia, the seniors also did work in the community during the visit. and wendy spoke with them tonight and has the story. >> the students return to malvern this evening with cheers from family and friends, a warm welcome back home. andrew, a cancer survivor diagnosed with leukemia when he was 3 had the surprise of his life when he was invited to kiss the pope's ring. >> it was amazing to get face-to-face with him and to be able to look at him in the eye and be able to kiss his ring. i was speechless after that. >> and his director didn't get to see the pope in philadelphia because of the crowd. >> i was as close to him as i am to you. it was just moving. so moving for all of us. i mean to have boys walk away in tears. >> the trip part of the malvern christian services program serving those in need across the globe. taking t

this is live video from armenia.arlier he attended a wreath lay ago the armenian genocide memorial. he has said the mass killing of armenians under ottoman rule back in world war i was a genocide. and this trip and those comments are likely to draw the ire of turkey. the government in turkey rejects calling the killings genocide and maintains there were losses on both sides. some 20 countries do recognize the event as a genocide, including france, canada, russia, and italy. the u.s., uk, and israel do not. turkey and armenia also differ on the number of people killed. armenia says some 1.5 million died. turkey puts the number at around 300,000. but, again, this is the pope in his visit to armenia holding mass right now. >>> brazil's only accredited lab to test for doping has lost its license. the brazilian doping control lab was suspended friday because of what the world anti-doping agency calls a non-conformity. the lab hopes to get its license back in time for the summer olympics. that's in six weeks. a spokesman f

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genie: armenia is urging germany not to cave in to pressure. catherine: armenia's president toe an exclusive interview german papers in which he urged the german government to stay the course. he says germany has a special responsibility. inre are numerous documents the german archive detailing the country's involvement. germany was an ally with the ottoman empire. the president goes on to say that germany is a powerful state and its voice is heard globally. onto our bigmove story in france with the fallout from the french football player allegations that he was left off the french squad for euro 2016 because of racism. catherine: he is a polarizing figure. wasral months ago, he accused of being involved in a plot to blackmail one of his teammates over a sex tape. that is being investigated. if we look at the cover, it says it all. a dangerous game here. he is french but of algerian dissent and that is why he is saying he was excluded, not because of his legal woes. he has accused the coach for bowing to pressure of a racist party in france, a

. >>> pope francis spent his 2nd day in armenia saying the world should never forget the armenians. he urged armenians to reconcile with turkey which recalled its ambassador -- ambassador to the vatican last year. they said the comments were unfortunate. armenia is said to be the 1st nation in the world to adopt christianity as an official religion in the year 301 80. >>> it's being called the closest thing to walking on water. we have seen it in one of the interactive art pieces on an italian late. it's on a floating appear. floating pontoons with iridescent fabric and high density polyethylene cubes. thousands have come out to walk on it. it costs $70 million and it took christo 2 years to build it. >> i don't know. would you venture out? >> absolutely. i love it. >>> coming up, thousands of people are trapped in west virginia. >> you see stuff like this happen all the time and you never think it can happen to you. you think on your family is alive. >> 23 people are dead and hundreds more are left homeless. the national guard is rushing in. >>> there is going to be 200 great group

armenia says 1.5 million died. at around 300,000. >>> brazil's only accredited lab to test for doping says it hopes to get its license back in time for the summer olympics six weeks from now. the brazilian doping control lab was suspended on friday. here is nick paton walsh with why. >> reporter: he don't know the precise reason why this key laboratory was suspended where 6,000 samples should have been processed during the games. but they are clear this isn't a series of misdemeanors because when the facilities are enspected, they can for small issues offer incurring points result in a suspension. i'm told this was an issue that was serious enough that merited the suspension. a spokesman when pressed whether or not this could be clarified before the games said it is possible it won't be, that this facility will not be used and they will have to go to con f contingency planning like they did in the world cup. that would call into question the speed of their functionality, can they process samples fast enough to sati

in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fused in the foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things. >>

turkey and armenia also differ on the number of people killed. armenia says some 1.5 million died.300,000. >>> brazil's only accredited lab to test for illegal drugs among the olympic athletes says it hopes to get its license back after it was revoked in time for the summer olympics in six weeks. the brazilian doping control lab was suspended friday. our nick paton walsh tells us why. he's in rio. >> reporter: to be clear, we don't know the precise reason why wada have suspended this key laboratory in brazil. the brazil doping control laboratory where 6,000 samples will be processed or should have been processed during the games. but they are clear this isn't a series of misdemeanors because when these facilities are inspected, they can for small issues and incurring points, result in a suspension. that wasn't the situation here, i'm told. this was one issue that was serious enough that merited the suspension. now, a spokesman for wada when pressed whether or not this could be clarified before the games said it is possible it won't be, that this facility will not be used, and they'

in the event, armenia said 1.5 million were killed. turkey puts the number at 300,000.recalled the ambassador. the german parliament recognized the mass killings as a genocide. you are watching back live to london for more on the historic british vote to leave the european union. [ male announcer ] love drama? don't be a yes man. [ boss ] it is a very smart plan. so we're all on board? [ paul ] no. this is a stupid plan. hate drama? go to cars.com. research. price. find. only cars.com helps you get the right car without all the drama. every day, brian drives carefully to work. and every day brian drives carefully to work, there are rate suckers. he's been paying more for car insurance because of their bad driving for so long, he doesn't even notice them anymore. but one day brian gets snapshot from progressive. now brian has a rate based on his driving, not theirs. get snapshot and see just how much your good driving could save you. ah the freedom to watch your directv with unlimited data from at&t. the steady stream of entertainment. your favorite shows. streaming on.

pope francis bringing a message of hope and solidarity to armenia.ontiff will pray in armenia stirrer site -- genocide memorial and pray for peace during in the -- a service. the u.s. military has launched its first airstrikes against the television in afghanistan since president obama's decision to expand america's involvement against insurgents. the airstrikes began this month that they would not elaborate on their outcomes. a state of emergency has been declared in west virginia due to severe flooding. are deadseven people and there are reports of up to 500 people trapped in a shopping mall. it is probablyys the worst flooding west virginia has seen in 100 years. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries around the world. this is bloomberg. david: coming up, we are looking at currencies with mark chandler . stocks at session lows. more "bloomberg markets" coming up on bloomberg television. ♪ jon: a united kingdom which is divided down the middle as the u.k. votes to leave the eu. the market ramification

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what's turkey's relation with russia, georgia, armenia?turkey has had cold relations with russia because russia is supporting the assad regime in syria and turkey has been trying to topple the assad regime. there was an incident last year where turkey shot down a russian fighter jet. however, turkey recently apologized to russia for that and there was a thawing of relations that made some believe that turkey and russia were going to work together on issues of counter terrorism in the region. turkey has had strained relations with israel. they just normalized them. in armenia there is this fallout over the term genocide. turkey doesn't consider it a genocide. turkey has had some problematic issues along its borders and beyond. >> thank you. >>> when we return, president obama is on his way to canada. we're going to get the white house reaction to the istanbul attack, next. i asked aut tresi. ♪ tresiba®eady ♪ tresiba® ia once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. i want to trim my a1c. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® p

all among those that the church marginalizes, and he made the comment after a three day visit to armenia. >>> the 84th annual conference took place in indianapolis with over 200 mayors in attendance, and the key issue is the fight for human rights, and a special presentation on marriage equality, and the tribute for the city of orlando at the gay nightclub that killed 49 people. they said that the orlando mayor buddy dyer thanked everyone for helping his city in their worst moment in history. >> when we needed it the most, your cities came to the aid of orlando and you had our backs, the worst two weeks in orlando's history, and i cannot tell you how much it meant for us to feel your love and support after this unimaginable tragedy.>> the mayors also heard from several speakers, including hillary clinton and the dalai lama. >>> before you fill up the cooler and pack your bags, 43 million americans are expected to travel over the fourth of july weekend. the healthy economy and low gas prices and drivers in the u. s. avenue is saved $20 million this year on gas.>> -- $20 billion this year

we have diplomats from albania, angola, argentina, armenia, australia, austria, asser bijen, bulgaria, burundi, canada, china, colombia, costa rica, cypr cyprus, ethiopia, georgia, ghana, greece, hungary italy, lithuania, macedonia, mauritius and mexico. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> let's hear it for microneeshia. mongolia, mo rocka, paragood why, philippines, serbia, slovak slovakia, slovenia, spain, sri lanka, wad iland, sweden, trinidad and toe baggo and you're good why? uruguay? france? mon dieu. i'm so sorry. the uk. we also have here tonight on the speaker of the parliament of albania, speaker meta, thank you for being here tonight. you honor us by your presence. in addition, we have hundreds of members of ajc's access young leadership program. please stand up and be recognized. access from the u.s., from israel, from all over. we have 130 students from mention -- students please stand up and be recognized. and those you heard their enthusiasm, this is a diplomatic first for us. we have representatives from the 50 -- 5-0 mexican consulates across the united states. th

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the boys spent two weeks in arrest -- armenia where they volunteered at a summer camp for children. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry as we take a look outside, i want to say the great outdoors, they are great this morning, the humidity for now is low. winds are calm across the region, you can see the water there on the delaware tranquil and temperatures this morning not too bad with the promise of early sun coming up. 58 degrees currently in allentown. 64 in philadelphia. 61 in wilmington and up the pike in trenton. 56 in millville. 66 down the on the boardwalk by the shore. as we take a look at future tracker 6, you can see we are going to start out with sun and a few clouds around. we get into the afternoon hours we'll see more clouds mixing with so, you know. with the southerly flow we'll grab on to more humid air, it will feel muggy during the day. later in the afternoon we'll be on the look out for showers in the northwest. some of it may be in the lehigh valley and some below then. by 6:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., we're down to showers. the l

francis is making ways with another unscripted response speaking with reporters while flying home from armenia. the pontiff said that christians answer the roman catholic church should apologize to gay people for the way they've treated them. and the church should ask forgiveness for the way they've treated women and for blind eye to children. the pope said the question is, if a person has goodwill who are we to judge. >>> check out this picture near canyon, texas. that looked like a boulevard. it's micro busts of wind and rain up to 60 miles an hour. and check out this lightning and the supercell moving over north platte. >> that's beautiful. >> but in today's day and age, it wasn't even that well-known, all of a sudden, it got worse and worse through the weekend. as far as the numbers as they add it up, it is now the 12th deadliest u.s. flash flood they have in our history with 25 fatalities. you notice most from a long time ago. second deadliest in just about 26 years. there are some areas of rain in pennsylvania and ohio, too. it will start showers and storms because it's so super saturate

so we are very relieved, in the diaspora and in the republic of armenia, and we are happy because itas been a lengthy struggle. reporter: starting in 1915, the ottoman empire systematically deported or murdered armenians, it remains -- aramaeians, and other christian minority groups. turkey insists what happened then was normal during wartime, but the german parliament voted to describe what happened as genocide, and to call for reconciliation between turks and armenians. >> we don't want to point the finger of blame at turkey, or level charges against it. we want to make it clear, reconciliation has to be based on accepting responsibility for the shared past. [applause] reporter: during the debate before the vote, many speakers stressed the resolution was not an attack on the turkish people or the turkish government. nonetheless, almost all who spoke criticized the autocratic ways of turkish president erdogan. >> when i go home this evening, i will not be beaten up or murdered. that is not necessarily the case for our colleagues in turkey. this doesn't hold true for those who call f

armenia says more than one million armenians were murdered by ottoman turkish forces in 1915.urkey disputes the figures and rejects the term "genocide." damien mcinnes reports from berlin. been a day of commemoration for armenians living in germany. as the parliament in berlin recognized as genocide the mass killings of their ancestors a century ago by ottoman turks. example is that it will never be forgotten if one commits such atrocities, in the future or today. damien: support was overwhelming. just one vote against and one abstention. a sign of just how popular the move is with german voters. it is seen as a human rights issue here, but also part of germany's own difficult history. in 1915, germany was an ally of the ottoman empire, and many speeches in parliament today focused on german guilt in not preventing the massacres. but the german government's move is controversial in turkey, where the killings are widely seen as part of the fighting during the breakup of the ottoman empire, not genocide. >> nobody other than historians should discuss genocide. this is not someth

marginalized such as women and the poor and made the comments on board the plane as he returned from armenia. >>> still ahead one of the biggest supports stars in the world has a very big announcement overnight about his career. >>> roller coaster crash, passengers injured after a ride derails. the dramatic pictures from the scene. >>> check out this feeding frenzy. a front review of sharks on the hunt. >>> some sports fishermen off tampa got a close look at this. first the hammerhead chased a tarpon and the tarpon lands on the boat as it tries to get away. the shark, though, did eventually catch up with the tarpon, the two thrashed around in the water for awhile. didn't look like a happy ending for the tarpon. we'll just say that. >>> there are no ares after a neo-nazi rally in california turned violent leaving ten injured. some stabbed. streets around the capital in sacramento were closed as more than 100 police in riot gear responded to the scene. and it all apped when nationalists and its opponents clashed. >>> investigators in scotland want to know why five roller coaster cars flew off

. >> pope francis is making waves with another unscripted response while flying home from armenia.c church should apologize to gay people for the way they have treated them. >> trevor: damn. damn. the pope says the church and all christians should apologize to gay people and every single minority group they have ever oppressed. my question is, how? i mean it's not like hallmark makes sorry i oppressed you for centuries cards. roses, red, violets are blurks sorry we said that jesus hates you. how do you start? i mean this is so insane when you think about it the pope is flying home. he just comes out with it. this isn't the first time the pope dropped a progay bombshell while on a plane. remember three years ago he said this. >> the pope giving a press conference on the plane from the way back from brazil, here is what he said. who am i to judge a gay person of good will who seeks the lord. >> trevor: you know, if ever there was evidence that this man is truly in touch with the di vines-- di vine t is the fact that he says fantastic things on a flight. (laughter) the pope is the onl

. >> pope francis is making waves with another unscripted response while flying home from armenia. he said that christians and the roman catholic church should apologize to gay people for the way they have treated them. >> trevor: damn. damn. the pope says the church and all christians should apologize to gay people and every single minority group they have ever oppressed. my question is, how? i mean it's not like hallmark makes sorry i oppressed you for centuries cards. roses, red, violets are blurks sorry we said that jesus hates you. how do you start? i mean this is so insane when you think about it the pope is flying home. he just comes out with it. this isn't the first time the pope dropped a progay bombshell while on a plane. remember three years ago he said this. >> the pope giving a press conference on the plane from the way back from brazil, here is what he said. who am i to judge a gay person of good will who seeks the lord. >> trevor: you know, if ever there was evidence that this man is truly in touch with the di vines-- di vine t is the fact that he says fantastic thin

he was on his way back from a -- armenia when he said gays are among those that the church has marginalized. that they deserve an apology. he also said the church has marginalized the poor, women who have been exploited, children forced into labor among others. pope francis uttered his comments -- who am i to judge when it comes to the belief that the church should not discriminate when it comes to gaze. >>> the united kingdom is still divided on the vote to withdraw from european union. there is talk of taking another vote and residents in scotland are considering a vote to secede from the u.k. benjamin hall reports from london. >> reporter: as the dust settles after the u.k. unprecedented decision to split from the european union, britain is now left wondering who should leave the country after prime minister cameron stepped down? >> no violence comes in, i'm sure stay away -- >> reporter: protests now breaking out in scotland, the region voted overwhelmingly to stay in the you. now the scottish first minute -- minister is hinting at overturning the vote and scottish independence. >> agai

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>> arthel, pope francis wrapping up his trip to armenia by leading a prayer near the turkish board theyare morning. it comes as the vatican has dismissed strong criticism from turkey. government officials there say the pope is embracing what they call a, quote, crusader mentality after he did use the word genocide to describe the killing of more than 1.5 million armenians during and after world war i, that after the fall of the hotman empire. turkey has long denied it was a genocide. pope francis and his armenian orthodox counterpart later released two doves into the air as a sign of peace. >>> well, a new warning for diabetes patients, why they are at a higher risk of having a heart attack than anyone else. >> and new information for those suffering from high blood pressure. how do you know you have it, and what do you do you've got it and how do you get it under control? the doctors are here for "sunday housecall" straight ahead. as a sign of peace. the doctors are here for "sunday real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this

people whom it had suspended in the past, made these remarks on the pail al plane on the way back from armeniae pope was responding to a question about a german card nard who said the church around open pies dollars about being negative. also says the church should apologize to anyone it has offends the in the past. >> celebrating gay pride with parades over the weekends, among them one in new york city which attracted hundreds every thousands every people. remember the victims shooting at the gay night club in lore lan dough, 49 people in white veils walked in silence representing the victims. security there was tight. >>> we can't live in fear. then there would be no pride. >> i hope to some day honor their memory. >> the parade ended at the stone wall in, parade sparked the gay right movement, on friday, president obama designated it as the first national monument to gay right. >>> a mother in oregon had a shoot and kill an intruder. police say the woman had just returned home, with her two young children, when she found a man hiding in one of their bedrooms. they say she had gun in her pur

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turkey and armenia differer on the number of those killed.. >> brazil's only lab to test for illegal drugs as it hopes to get back its license in time for the summer olympics, six weeks from now. the brazilian lab was suspended friday without explaination. they hope to get the ban lifted after meeting with officials next month. >>> in france, the football championship is alive and kicking. two u.k. teams are set to face off in the coming hours, from cnn sports, here is patrick. >>> so, the race for a place to make the last stage is on. the tournament, and iceland, on thealate for saturday. including the north ireland team failing to win any of the last eight. just getting this far, it is the first time either made it. >> it is all or nothing on this game. we can obviously, take more confidence from the last performance, which was outstanding, but that was yesterday. so, what about tomorrow? >> the wisdom of the teem are, give me your -- we want to go to the next round. we, what we have got, benefit of so much going forward. rung every drop we

speaking with reporters, while flying home from armenia, the pontiff said that christians and the roman catholic church should apologize to gay people for the way they have treated them. he also said the church should ask for forgiveness for the way it has treated women, and for turning a blind eye to child labor. let's get down to business on this monday with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning. >> good monday morning. there could be more pain today for the financial markets as investors are still trying to figure out the impact of the uk's vote to leave the european union. it's a mixed picture today for global markets. japan rebounding partially from friday's 8% loss. >> that's good news. >> it is. europe is right across the board down about 1% with bank and financial stocks leading the decline. wall street, it is poised to open lower tacking on to friday's sharp losses. the dow had the 8th biggest point drop in its history. all told, s&p global says that global markets lost nearly 2.1 trillion dollars in value friday -- >> that's incredible. >> -- just one day the largest drop on recor

in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things.

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the pope said that the gate, poor and exploited, and he made the comment after three-day visit in armenia.>>> the 84th annual mayors conference took place in indianapolis, and the key issue was a fight for human rights. there was a special presentation on gay marriage equality, and still reeling from the mass shooting over the orlando that killed 49 people and he thanked the cities for standing with his city. >> when we needed it the most, your cities came to the aid of orlando, and you had our back and the worst two weeks in orlando history. i cannot tell you how much it meant to us to feel your love and support after this unimaginable tragedy.>> the mayors also heard from several speakers, including hillary clinton and the dalai lama. >>> the time now is 5:15 am. before you pack your bags, keep in mind that 43 million americans are expected to travel. aaa said the low gas prices and a healthy economy is inspiring more people to travel this summer. and they say that drivers in the u. s. have saved $20 billion this year on gas. >>> 5:15 am is the time and we will check in with the traffic

the boys spent two weeks in armenia where she volunteered in a camp for children. >>> the folcroft police who was shot seven times last week is going home today. >> philadelphia police are sorting out the details of a shooting that injured a 14-year-old boy, the overnight update is next. ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ get down, get down. news," the folcroft police officer who was shot in the line of duty perhaps for his release from the hospital. >> a man is charged with killing his girlfriend with a cross bow as police try to uncover a motive for the murder. >>> an explosive end to an emergency landing. passenger watch an entire plane wing go up in flames before they were able to get out. good morning, 6:30, tam is

pope france's bringing a message of peace and solidarity to armenia.hey are marking the centennial. -- marking the centennial of what they call a genocide. they will pray at the genocide memorial. they will pray for peace during a special service. news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. bloomberg on television's breaking news coverage after the brexit vote. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ london and new york, i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. you are watching bloomberg "markets." mark: let's get back to westminster. francine is with alison campbell, the former director of communications and strategy for tony blair. francine? francine: thank you for the introduction. closest is tony blair's adviser. are you shocked by what happened? you predicted it a week ago. the markets, why did they get it wrong? >> i don't know. why do we keep bothering telling saying.the polls are they keep getting it wrong. there is a disconnect. i was worried because i met to many people saying, i'm sorry. they don't care w

. >>> pope francis met with armenia's president. the process denounced the mass killing a century go. historians estimate that up to 1.5 million killed around world war 1. they say there were victims of civil war and unrest. >>. >>> president obama talks with mark zuckerberg on facebook live. >> it was part of the 2016 entrepreneur ship in silicon valley. the president addressed about 12,000 entrepreneurs and vet tors saying it's vital they have the right tools to start new businesses they also addressed censor ship of the internet. saying international leaders need to welcome free speech rather than stiff ill it but also said the internet is becoming a potential tool for violent extremism. >> what makes it harder is the fact that the openness and the power of activity can empower bad people. and so us wrestling with how do we counter sort of violent extremism that can end up poisoning the mind and resulting in orlando. that's a constant balance we're trying to weigh. >> following the theme of globalism. the president announced next

he said this after his three day trip to armenia. >>> the 84th annual mayors conference took place overweekend in indianapolis, and a key issue was the fight for human rights. the mayor saw a special presentation on marriage equality, giving a tribute to the city of orlando, still reeling from the mass shooting two weeks ago at the nightclub where 49 people were killed. the mayor of baltimore praising the strength and lessons of the people of orlando, and the mayor buddy dyer thanked his fellow mayors for standing with this city in the worst moment in history.>> when we needed it most, your cities came to the aid of orlando. you had our backs, unequivocally this has been the worst two weeks in the history of orlando. i cannot tell you how much it meant for us to feel your love and your support after this unimaginable tragedy.>> the mayors also heard from several speakers, including hillary clinton and the dalai lama. >>> 6:28 am. >>> the new poll numbers showing who is ahead in the race for the white house, both campaigns setting their sights on the general election. >>> a homophobic sl

. >>> pope francis paying respects in armenia today. he laid a wreath to at the genocide memorial. he called the slaughter a planned genocide. historians estimate that up to 1.5 million armenians were killed >>> as we continue next, a wildfire in california grows in size as neighbors there flee the flames. we're going to have an update on containment efforts. >>> and blinded by the light. could your smartphone make you lose your vision. it depends on where you're using it. and raphael of course joining us with trivia. >> and this week's questions are inspired by the big pride weekend. log on now. >>> taking a live look. clear skies across the tri-state area. 72 degrees. we'll find out in a moment how warm it's going to get. great weather for us but it's a different story in many parts of the country. teams rescuing people from second story windows, tops of trees, roofs waters start to recede in west virginia. nine inches of rain had fallen. 23 people have died and over 100 national guard troops are helping rescue people. this is the worst flooding west virginia has seen in 100 year

while making a stop in armenia.francis said sunday gays and all of the other people who the church has marginalized over the years deserve an apology. he even said the church should apologize to women who have been exploited to children, forced in to labor and for having blessed so many weapons in the world. this all comes after a german cardinal said just days after the deadly orlando attack that the church owes an apology to gays. so the pope did it. >>> did you watch the bet awards last night? did they deliver on their promise. >> jennifer did. >> okay. >> okay. >> how the stars paid tribute to prince at bet a ward last night, let me know which one was your favorite. what did you think of the tribute. >> the root where is there. >>> 6:45. >> where are we going this week, mike. >> wildwood, new jersey. i love wildwood. we will be back there this friday broadcasting live as they say from 7:00 to 10:00 a a.m. >> do we know what part of wildwood. >> if i had to guess, the exact same location for the past three years.

. ♪ pope francis offering prayers in armenia the pontiff dee noun wad he called genocide of armeniansduring world war one. the pope sparking controversy. turkey rejecting that calling those deaths a genocide and even recalled ambassador to the holy sea for year when pope francis used that wore. >>> police in connecticut are investigating an unusual and disturbing crime. >> someone stole the urns containing the remains of 18 people from cemetery. the person destroyed a building that has been on the property for some 20 years and then stole the urns. a grounds keeper made the discovery when he showed up to work on friday morning and called police immediately. cemetery officials are stunned. >> we now are very concerned as to why anyone would do such a deed. it just is beyond comprehension and imagination. >> cemetery officials are knot now left trying to determine the entities of the stolen remains. >>> turning now to your health, so many people believe your smile can reveal a lot of about your personality. but what's going on behind those pearly whites may tell doctors a lot more about

the comments came during a news conference as pope returned from the vatican during a trip to armenia. pope also says that the catholic church owes an apology to the poor and exploited women and children. >>> humidity is creeping up and so is threat forum is are showers. meteorologist lauren casey is in for kate with the first look the at forecast, lauren. >> starting to feel a little sticky out here in the skies and cloud deck is increasing. to temperatures very summer-like in philadelphia we are at 85 degrees right now but we have cooler temperatures north and west of the city, compliments of the line of showers that is continuing to move eastbound, temperatures right now in the 70's, 73 degrees in allentown, in the 60's in mount pocono but in center city, across southern new jersey we are dealing with temperatures in the 80's and a little bit of a heat index as our dew points are increasing that humid factor so it feels more like 87 degrees right now in philadelphia, but we do have some showers and that will help cool us off. storm scan three showing thus round of showers not much

pope francis made the remarks during his trip back home to the vatican after a three-day visit to armeniaesidential candidate hillary clinton is gaining ground across the country and in four key states. analysts say some of that support is coming as people who identify as conservatives or republicans turn away from donald trump. clinton says she wants to create unity between the two major parties for the good of the country. >> now, we will disagree. i disagree with some of my democratic friends, but i think there is much more we can agree on. i know we can't get big things done unless we work together. >> we are ready. we are gonna have a good convention and we are confident that we are not behind the clinton campaign. >> republican candidate donald trump and his campaign are also reacting to conservative political analyst george will who says he has left the republican party. trump calls will, quote, one of the most overrated political pundits. many expect more such exchanges as we get closer to the political conventions this summer. >>> 18-year-old jake javier, a football player at san

to stop going after countries that oppose the fact that they don't want to call it the genocide in armeniarom 100 years ago, they need to stop going after the kurds. they need tostart looking at what is threatening them and what is threatening them has been isis . they are on the border with syria. >> there on the border because they're allowing those fighters from go to turkey to syria read they know they have this in their country but they don't have an agreement anymore. >> reports as an opportunity for the president to give us more specifics on how we are going to continue to fight this. his exact words were the us is doing what is needed to stop these attacks. he did not go further to explain are we changing course, is there going to be a different strategy going forward? >> he can't change course, that would mean admitting the course he's been on for the last seven years working. he's defended this leading from behindthing . >> san bernardino, orlando. >> he could create some concern, some alarm andshake up the global community and say we need to join together. >> . [overlapping conv

exceeds the gross domestic product of about 90 of the worlds nations including iceland, jamaica, armenia, laos and gaum. the book is called "the world according to star wars," cass sunstein. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. for more about this program and earlier episodes, visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> rose: coming up on charlie rose, the vice president of the united states joe biden talking about american foreign policy and more. >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> rocky week. but is volatility here to stay? if you're looking for answers from corporate america, then you may want to hang on tight. >>> a rough revival. what pittsburgh is doing to reinvent itself as a center for modern technology. >>> that's how he rolls. meet the entrepreneur

exceeds the gross domestic product of about 90 of the worlds nations including iceland, jamaica, armenia, laos and gaum. the book is called "the world according to star wars," cass sunstein. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. for more about this program and earlier episodes, visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> rose: coming up on charlie rose, the vice president of the united states joe biden talking about american foreign policy about american foreign policy and more. anno♪ncer: a kqed television production. sbrocco: and everybody sopa! all: opa!