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group aty a neo-nazi the capitol building in sacramento turned violent after counter protesters showed up. seven people were stabbed. the party is known to have ties to white supremacist groups. one counter protesters said she did not with a neo-nazi group to spread their message to others. ande shut down the nazis, in the process of that they attacked us. injured areho were really very glad they do not have life-threatening injuries. kimberly: some people are in critical condition at night. sufferedther people cuts and scrapes and bruises but when i take it in hospital. nearly a dozen people in the hospital tonight after a terrifying incident at a scotland amusement park. sunami went off the tracks. reporter: these are the terrifying moments after it flew off the rails. when speeding around the bend when five cars flew off, plunging hundred and 20 feet. feet.nging 120 >> the wheels left the superstructure. reporter: witnesses described the horrible scene. were trapped, some upside down. bystanders pulled some to safety and paramedics treated the injured and ambulances brought them to

you can make the argument that the trump phenomenon started with the program "the atis" on nbc.the author of the book the right stuff from nbc to autism speaks. he joins us now. are you surprised what has happened to trump? >> i'm surprised that he got in so late. and did so well so quickly. i think he probably thought if i was going to be number 17 in the race, i'm not going to try to be 14 or 13. he came out of the pox and in enormous way. he was number one in 90 days. >> now, whurep -- when you were working with him, did you see traits of leadership. >> oh, yes. >> lead to where is he now. >> i will tell you a story i knew him since the 1986 on when he was trying to build the west side. he was going to be tv city over there. >> west side of manhattan. he wanted nbc to go there, to move there. and we got a seven month negotiation on that. we stayed where we were and he went on and built a beautiful apartments and so forth. but, in 19 -- 2002, he came to me, i met all through the time i have been in his apartments, i know his management team. and but in 2002 he called me up and

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aty are valuing the company $9 billion.allnitial and apart or the violation figures could change depending on what they find out in due diligence. rishaad: does this deal makes sense? tencent, it does. mobile gaming is one of their fastest-growing sectors. they see it as the future. they make their own games and have a series of acquisitions and other mobile games and partner with other mobile game for clash ofll, so clans, it is that free to download game that makes money from virtual items. wme, a hollywood super agency also partnering with tencent. what is this all about? saw an opportunity to replicate the business model in theached a success u.s.. they are trying to introduce more sports and entertainment events in china. is branching out and trying to venture into sports and media and entertainment. rishaad: more declines taking place, minutes away from the official start of the trading day. pretty much in agreement, off by 2/10 of 1%. futures indicating slightly steeper fall back as well. that is the situation when i

swap is not aty huge thing. , the bigot the panacea one pill to solve the problem.re seeing from the initial sales, may 20 six, bank of china headed to do you offer -- a debut offer. other banks, china merchants, same day, similar offerings. 60% sold to other banks. you have banks buying other banks'bad debt. citic securities saying china don't have enough domestic institutional investors with the expertise to price such complex products. stage, it doesn't look like they have a lot of buyers, except those within the state. rishaad: it is essentially a government bailout? >> a chart shows an interesting trend. of outstanding debt is in the chinese banking system and could go sour by the end of this year. rishaad: it's down 33%. >> see that first drop off on the first left that far left. that is when bank of china and china construction bank received their capital injections ahead of their ipos. this was 2000 something, i can't remember exactly. infusion of capital, then that large drop-off in the middle, agricultural bank of china receiving its bailout from the gover

closed aty, the polls :00 p.m. eastern time, and the votes are counted., a big rush of results. the results should be clear by 11:30 eastern. talk aboutople places like bolton, right in the average of the view of euro skepticism. also, sunderland in early town that could be closed. morning,tarts in the it will be exciting for several hours. alix: mark: i mark halperin. mark:john: and i'm john heilemann. donaldh respect to trump, america is plenty great. ♪ i know you do, i know you want a mac and cheetos. today, in gotham city, donald trump stepped up to the teleprompters and delivered his roast of hillary clinton.

ati want to take a look where we stand with the fed today, because it doesn't seem long ago, even just yesterday, when people felt very going to that we were see a hike this summer, this is that blue line there is the odds of -- sorry. let me update the time on this real quickly so you can see. 27. was as of may but if you bring it as of today, you can see sharp drops everywhere. hike,ue line, the july had been close to 50%. down 30%. the white line, june hike, is to 4%. looks like the summer rate hike idea is quickly going away as jobs report comes in below expectations. >> i like the way you updated it live. kind of a mistake but -- >> he meant it. you can see all these charts and more on twitter. theing us now to discuss u.s. jobs report is michael, economist.hief u.s. you say that the latest report poses a risk to the baseline outlook. it does increase the odds and likelihood that any kind of subsequent move may not actually happen until december. >> that's right. we think the labor markets send clearest single about expansionaryand trends in the economy. revisions to previous mont

it appears that the tornado .arning has come down atis expected to expire 5:00.w we have the newly issued severe thunderstorm warning. this is until 5:30. capable of producing large hail now moving off toward the south and east at around 30 miles per hour. -- ou are watching iss is another cell that line of storms. out, and il things want to show you the lineup storms moving through the pittsburgh area. that will be the big event for us. 1, 2, 3, 4 severe thunderstorm warnings -- five, make that. these cells are beginning to pop as it moves closer to us. we are talking about another 3, 3 .5 hours. around a: 30les, tonight, we are looking at the strongest storms to be over the area and we will look for those storms to continue as we move 20 south and east during the early evening and by about 11:00 tonight, most of this will be did have that tornado warning -- warning forrnado the immediate metro area, but i do believe we have something that just popped up 20 east of us. warning is now canceled out, but we are under a severe thunderstorm warning as we move through

atie: you are just looking the major averages which recently went into the green. s&p and the dow particularly back in the red. definitely it is looking more mixed at the moment, even though what you are seeing is all three major averages technically down. downow losing the least, six and half points. take a look at the bloomberg here. the pivot point has been energy as is relatively common. this is pretty mixed between green and red. discretionary shares are also gaining. if you take a look at oil prices you will see the fluctuation there as well. you see here crude oil turning positive. all right, julie, thank you. we will try -- third time lucky -- to go back to emily chang in san francisco and her interview with microsoft ceo satya nadella and jeff weiner in mountain view. emily? emily: third time is the charm. jeff, i will throw this one a year -- link could not grow as fast as the market expected. will growying that it by 58%. what is the change in strategy, jeff? out as microsoft help linkedin grow much faster than it was before? jeff: part of the beauty of

not surprisingly, he ran on an ati-prohibition platform in district heavily populated by immigrants. celler was in the house of representatives longer than almost anybody else in the history of the house. he started under president harding and he was still in the house when resident for camp to the white -- president ford came to the white house. he was known as a lover of music, especially opera. to be a successful congressman, he once said, one must have the friendliness of a child, the enthusiasm of a teenager, the assurance of a college boy, the diplomacy of a wayward husband, the curiosity of a cat in the good humor of an idiot. sounds like a prescription for success. took his seat in the house. instant disliking to the culture of the hill. he lived in the mayflower hotel and never left brooklyn. the first thing he heard as a junior, freshman congressman was the debate over national origins and it shook him to his core. he was deeply upset by what he heard and then spend essentially the next 50 years of his life trying to reverse it. the world changed not only for him but for ev

over the nextt atys and weeks thart we -- tht we are being sober about this problem that would let thetermined by our investigators we also do reflection on how we can best attack a very challenging problem. not just here in this country, but around the world. again, my final point up here is just to extend our deepest sympathies to the families of those who were affected and to send our prayers to those who are surviving and are in hospitals right now, their family members, hoping they get better very soon. in the meantime, you can edit this page -- you can anticipate that sometime around noon and -- that director comey will give you more. think -- we do not yet know the motivations but here is what we do know. oranizations like isil organizations like al qaeda or those who have perverted islam and created these radical, nihilistic, vicious organizations -- charlie: thank you for sharing your time with us. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ john: good evening. it has been two days since american woke up to news of the deadliest mass shooting on u.s. soil. the political world has been trans

and they are not necessarily aware, -- you talk about the actually ati was the george w. bush library doing said,nel, and the q&a guy to yahoo!yahoo!, i go to get my news. it is all kim kardashian. sit down. go away. you are not a real newsperson. the moderator said he did not have to answer that. i said i want to. you see a lot of kim kardashian? here's the thing. what you're seeing on that page, that is chiefly algorithm driven. if you are seeing a lot of kim kardashian news, sir, because it is all you click on. [laughter] jake: one thing about the , so after theiews state of the union last year, 2015, president obama did three youtube interviews. that have a others big following on youtube. he did them one after another. i think it has been viewed almost 4 million times, if i'm not mistaken. one of the questions was, if you're a superhero, what would your power be? you are right. they were not being drilled. there were a few legitimate questions in their. but i applaudere. by volunteered them. they should not exclude the media. but they should do both. it reminded me o

ati am donald trump, looking just the overall, the six-point drop. given how horrible the last couple weeks have been, he might've expected this to be worse than what he has seen today. he might, i think wrongly, but it might look at those numbers and say, i only dropped six point? i can make that up. mike: donald trump is donald trump. he sees bright lights and everything. but anyone around him who has his ear, and i don't know that that is anyone, i think they would be very worried because you can sense anecdotally the mini collapse within that campaign and in a few weeks prior to the democratic convention, republican convention, he is going to be set in cement by the democratic campaign against him. john: that number with the independents is the worrying thing. that's the thing you are most worried about because his strength of independents has been a large part of why he's been able to keep the, be neck with clinton. if the bottom falls out among independent voters, available voters, at the bottom falls out there, he has no chance to beat hillary

we do get the government's industry report after yesterday we learned in the ati report there was declineks. as for the treasury note yield, 1.64. janet yellen with the semiannual report. and the leave and remain campus clashing over the british economy last night during a bbc debate. it was several hours. former mayor boris johnson making a very impassioned plea to leave. he repeatedly targeted his successor, london mayor sadique kahn who accused him of resorting to fear tactics. have a listen to last night. >> boris, boris -- you've used taxpayer money to put out an election leaflet that says turkey set to join. there's a map. there's a map. this map shows in red turkey. but the only countries named in this map are syria and iraq. you should be ashamed. >> johnson calls the european union a, quote, job-destroying machine. he said those backing a stay vote are willfully underestimating the uk. >> if we stand up for democracy, we will be speaking up for hundreds of millions of people around europe who agree with us that you currently have no voice. and if we vote leave and take back contr

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this, of course, is the famous world war ii photo of six soldiers raising the american flag ati woe jimaandf turns out, the service member highlighted right there has long been misidentified. the marine corps launched an investigation and found that that man is not john bradley, a navy pharmacist, as was previously thought, but, instead, it's private first class harold schultz of detroit. now, he passed away back in 1995. his family says he never publicly acknowledged that he was in that photograph. but he did mention it briefly just once during dinner. a humble man now getting his due recognition. very cool story there. >>> now, if you need hope that our future is in good hands, tens of thousands of people are feeling invigorated and inspired by an 18-year-old pure grad from cam -- power grad from camden county technical school. this is jade chandler. remember her name because her spoken words is on fire on social media, a speech that left not only the grads but the adults in the crowd ready to taked on world. >> you are the next generation and i mean this is your world, you see, and ho

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atis on investment officer thornburg investment management.ext we will go to london. ♪ jon: you are watching bloomberg markets. special coverage on the british decision to leave the european union. the vote has reverberated across markets and central bankers around the goal -- around the globe have to readjust. joining me on the phone is the ecb council member and governor of the bank of austria. great to speak to you. >> hello. jon: thank you for joining. the first question is whether you see currently what you would call on warranted tightening of financial conditions? of gettingre kind more quiet and more balanced. the markets have been taken by surprise. there was a strong reaction. especially with regards to banking shares. it was perhaps an overreaction but things are more in a quiet mood. decisions have to be taken now but they are political decisions. that's what is going on in brussels. it has to be decided at the next few meetings. jon: what will you be looking for at the next ecb meeting? the market is looking at peripheral yields.

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alix: here is what we are watching -- atis looking down the road its future and it sees ridesharing andvehicles. the company's global product chief tells us how gm plans to speed past the competition. scarlet: an historic victory for hillary clinton because it looks like she will be the first woman to be a presidential nominee of a major political party and bernie sanders still refuses to back down. can president obama get him to back off? alix: the company ceo/as its earnings forecast saying a turnaround is a multiyear process but is it already too late to save the former pharma giant? scarlet: let's go over to the markets desk and julie hyman. talking about how the nasdaq has been building on its gains. julie: it's at the highest level so far this year and all three major averages are shrinking. in the case of the nasdaq, it's a bigger gap of the s&p 500 and the hour getting closer. the dow briefly touched 18000 and the s&p 500 was 2130. it is building on the gains we saw earlier in the session. the s&p 500 over the course of the day has been moving pretty steadily higher. the trend h

what we are seeing at the moment is a very marginal leave -- a aty marginal lead for leave 50 .66%.er we got eight results out of 382. it is very early days to make a judgment at the moment. this follows what the bookies are expecting, putting a 69% probability for remain at the moment. yvonne: and that probability has come down a little bit. we are seeing that this is too close to call. much different than what the polls are suggesting. how do you think this is going to play out? that, i had the answer to i think i would be a pretty special person. farage, the nigel leader of the party which has been campaigning for leave, early on, when we got the poll , which ised by sky tv not an official exit poll, but a proxy for that, that was 52% remain and 48% leave. after that, nigel farage came out and called the result as remain for the u.k. even though he has been campaigning for leave. thanve not had any more that. we have to watch the result as it comes between not even in the busiest period yet. we will get the results around 330 -- around 3:30 u.k. time. at 4:00 a.m., we will have a

this strikes not aty at an individual, but our freedom. that is why we assemble here redoubleonor jo and to our dedication to democracy. i called the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn. >> thank you, mr. speaker. doing what all of us here do, representing and serving the people who elected her. own andlost one of our our society as a whole has lost one of our very best. she spent her life serving and campaigning for other people whether as a worker or oxford, or the anti-slavery charity, the freedom front of the political activist and a feminist. the horrific act that took her from us was an attack on democracy. on no-call country. shocked and saddened. the day since, the country has also learned something of the extraordinary humanity and compassion which drove her political activity and beliefs. believe in not just loving her neighbor, she believed in loving her neighbors neighbor. she saw a world of neighbors. she believed every life counted equally. in a very moving tribute, kate allen, the director, her campaign on refugees syria

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. >>> paul simon was performing at the greek theater and when he heard the news of ati's passing andinging the song the boxer when he made the announcement to the crowd. take a listen. >> this was video sent by a kron4 viewer and you could hear the reaction as the announcement was made. >> mohammed ali getting praise from a native held prisoner in iran. journalist jason rezian was held for 18 months before he was released. ali appealed to iran to release him. jason said the prison guards read it and it made a difference. >> the guards started to treat me in a better way after the release of the plea from ali. it brought doubt to the charges against me and along with that, my spirits lifted and i felt empowered in a way that nothing else lifted me throughout that time. >> rezian says he was popular because of his accomplishments in the boxing ring and faith. rezian was convicted on espionage charges that were widely dismissed. >>> five people arrested after getting caught stealing nearly $5000 worth of red bull from a safe way grocery store in vacaville. the four men and one minor see

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ati can buy the s&p 500 $2000 with a yield over 2% and have a choice of that versus a $150 10-year treasuryu could buy the 10 year and then flip it because the yield is one and a quarter. see my view is, we will not 1.25. i know a lot of smart people are saying that we will. if the economy does not improve and deflation does not run out of steam, we will go to one and a quarter, but i think we are on borrowed time with that piece of paper. david: productivity is the big question come at you see productivity kicking in? bob: maybe that much if we are lucky. late in the cycle it is hard to get productivity gains. we need revenue gains. alix: you are looking at a year and target of 2150. bob: we do not need a big number. if we can see green instead of red, that will be a happy day. david: it is topline growth that 3%-5%.drive the three--- bob: more jobs, making a bit more money, the balance sheet is in good shape, saving rates are up. alix: great to see you, thank you very much, bob doll, cheek -- chief equity strategist. hurdlesp, regulatory facing the bank. -- he will break down all of the i

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