stark contrast to rival democrat candidate hillary clinton and bernie sanders who support rolling backuseliance on fossil fuels to make way for more renewable energy. >> a reminder of our top stories here on "france 24." making history, barack obama pays a visit to hiroshima, becoming the first sitting u.s. president to visit the scene of the world's first atomic bombing. we won't give up. as oil block aids are limited across france, union leaders are protestng their plan to law reforms. president putin arrived in greece, his first visit to an e.u. country so far this year. a check of the top business news stories. you've got some new information coming into us about the u.s. economy. >> the commerce department had forecast the u.s. economy's growth for the first quarter earlier in year. they released a second estimate earlier today saying that the economy grew at an annual rate of 0 .%. slightly more robust than what many thought but still the weakest performance since last year's first quarter. the economy has been hurt by a strong dollar, sluggish global demand and also low oil prices

. >>> speeding up security lines at the airport how tsa says he can help ease big backu ♪ >>> top tsfficial testifies on capitol hill over, long security lines at the nation's airport. officials hope to get it fixed before the summer travel season. tsa held a special security screening yesterday at philadelphia international airport. they wanted to show how passengers, who prepared properly helped move lines along, faster. women with the toy gun was used to show what happens when passengers don't pack properly. >> my goal, it is not to blame passenger for longer lines but i merely want to point out passenger preparedness can have a significant impact on how quickly travelers can get through the checkpoint. >> don't bring a gun to the airport. tsa blames recent run on long lines on a increase in air travel which is up 7 percent. >>> an apology from the secretary of the veterans affairs, robert mcdonald came than fire after comparing long wait times at va health care site to waiting in line at a disney theme park. now mcdonald said he never intend todd suggest he doesn't take serving v

he came to it after i asked him in the course of that interview, backu are going to pull from the pacificboth of these countries are going to get more nervous that are nuclear umbrella no longer covers it, that we would not be willing to come to their defense against china or north korea. they may have an objection if they build their own nuclear weapons, which the right wings of both countries are arguing for. after applause, he said no, i would not have any problem with that. i find it interesting that he has not repeated it since. would he want countries part of the nonproliferation treaty to break that treaty? charlie: also, the president said on friday that he would go to hiroshima. david: it is going to be a fascinating trip. when i lived in japan, no american official, even the u.s. ambassador in japan, would go to hiroshima during the commemoration of the bombing on august 6, and the later bombing in nagasaki. you have seen president obama some thingsg to do that traditionally american presidents have not done. , ahas been to myanmar twice place no president had gone before. he is

summer for europe overall due to greece, grexit, spain and the ongoing tension with turkey flaring backu. today, we will broaden our look of it and look at markets, especially in light of the jobs report and a lot of questions over the credit cycle. alix: we have seen a lot of redemptions come out of the biggest high-yield uts. -- high-yield etf's. the question is percolating right now. >> it fits with the em conversation because we are seeing signs -- seeing things selling off. scarlet: we will be back with more "bloomberg markets." ♪ iaae-m" >> welcome to "bloomberg markets ." matt: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm matt miller. stocks are bouncing around after the april jobs report is the weakest in seven months. oil is rising, gaining for a third straight day. will the lackluster jobs report take a june interest rate hike off the table completely? john taylor joins us to discuss fed strategy. -- posted for fed presidents at a conference. making a deal with donald trump. republican leaders demanding the presumptive gop nominee demonstrate some conservative principles