by 3.2%.bank is up bba is down by 7.4%.aiting for some details to come through in terms of the german numbers. we will put those up for you. we have some breaking news for you. let me see if i can put those on the screen for you. 16,000 jobs down, estimates flat. so, a little bit of softer data coming through in terms of the german numbers. we are joined now out of frankfurt to give us details on what this will do to policy. first of all, is this number is significant surprise? >> well, it is quite a big number. it is a stronger number than expected. a drop in implement rate of 16,000 compared to no change. in germany, the economy remains quite strong, although they have seen some slackening in momentum this quarter. but you have this other factor, which is refugees andriy the workforce. in the long-term, that is a necessity for germany because they have an aging demographic. but in the short term, there is a skills mismatch. there is concern that as those advantage of that search for work, that will push unemployment numbe

it was the ambience preside bba.ou always have she'll be the presumptive nominee, that will mean she would have already reached the number of pledged delegates. what does that mean? >> that's not going to happen. very unlikely that either of them reach the number of pledged delegates. the reason are that super-delegates are a big part of the puzzle. they're 15%, as donna has corrected some el, of the total. to get there on pledged delegates alone, you would have to win about 60%, which is an unrealistic standard. this is a situation where you obvious get to where the grooves are pretty deeply cut. the sanders support is pretty he's very competitive among white voters outside of the south. but she is continuing to dominate among african-american voters. she's won latinos in most states, and the past that we are on is rocky for her but probably still enough to get there. he's the one who has to change the dynamic. if not here, where it's unlikely, then in a couple other big states down the road >> tell me something, do

i want to talk about the simpson bowles, when i hear politicians talk about a bba, but they're not sure you plan to two it. one, i think its too blunt from where we are and i would like to shift to the policy discussions to get us there. >> could i have one sentence? states do balanced budgets and they use rainy day reserve funds. it's not inconceivable that the federal government could adopt a policy that had to anticipate future needs to run deficits and budget it accordingly. >> i mean, i'm also drawn to the idea of a balanced budget amendment principally because others seem to fail. but the other panel itseists ha made very good points, because it's not clear what you ore aiming at, a sustainable situation, having debt under control. therefore it may be not the right instrument, it's a simple instrument, that people can understand essentially what it means, but it doesn't necessarily make it the ideal. i suspect that the congress would be finding all kinds of interesting and novel ways of getting around such a balanced budget. there's an infinite reserve of innovation when it comes

prince william getting a look at the bba droid. back to you. maria: i love it, i love it, cheryl. so much. coming up next, trophy winner johnny manziel, sponsors have actually dropped him. details on that later. reports say that the terrorist group plans to pose as food venders at european beaches in order to launch attacks. the latest on the war on terrorism. story straight ahead. back in a moment. . . . show me movies with explosions. show me more like this. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what blows you away. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. maria: welcome back, both busy night in sports. nfl quarterback losing his biggest marketing deal yet. jared max joins us with sports. good morning. jared: hello, way up there. nothing of concern, no structural damage and steph questionable to play tomorrow night. 94-68. first time in nba history that team won playoff games by at least 25 points. boston-celtics last night, only scored 7 points in the first quarter. it was the lowest-scoring total in a playoff game since