trade is up 40% since benjamin netanyahu became prime minister.will talk about free trade between israel and the economic union. from that perspective, they get this relation with a partner. that is not as concerned about the israeli-palestinian issue, nor traditional allies like the u.s. and europe. they bolster the retention to be a middle east diplomatic player, and perhaps get them a place of the table, if and when please talks resume between the israelis and palestinians. manus: before i let you go, very briefly, what is the tank about? elliott: this dates back to the 1982 war between israel and lebanon. israeli forces were in southern lebanon, three soldiers remain missing. the tank was in a museum in the russians, and they are now sending it back to israel. which is really the only commemoration if you like of those missing soldiers who went missing. manus: elliott gotkine in tel aviv with the very latest on benjamin netanyahu's trip to moscow. rishaad: coming up, clouds gathering over saudi's commitment on energy targets. okay, ready? whoa

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we've just gotten an update on the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he was airborne in the air during this on travel and his plane landed in tel aviv at the main airport there 20, 25 minutes ago. immediately according to reporters who were traveling with went straight from the airport to the defense ministry for security consultations after this tel aviv shooting going to get an update. matters of this kind create a series of events. and it happens very quickly. in the same way that crime scenes are processed quickly. and cctv is checked quickly and suspects are sought quickly and areas are processed quickly. it all ends quickly. this happens just as quickly. there are defense measures that immediately go into place all across the country. especially in -- certainly in tel aviv, also in jerusalem and any area with large groups of people and certainly where different kinds of people mix. again, another report from hospitals three dead, it appears that the two critical and one other have die. we have not gotten an update on the suspect who was shot. is

benjamin netanyahu was in russia meeting with vladimir putin. he just got back this evening shortly before this happened and, of course, a special meeting, an emergency meeting of his cabinet basically and security officials. now, as for being on the scene here, you're right, a beautiful summer evening. probably about 70 degrees. so this area was full of people and that's when the gunmen opened fire. clearly they knew this area, clearly they had this year in mind. there are a lot, as you can imagine, police. they basically shut down all the roads throughout the area here sir rounding this market. again, sarona market. we see a lot of e.m.t.s, also standing very close to where detectives are interviewing witnesses or possible witnesses, i believe. as you can imagine, a lot of people are shaken up by this. this follows, like i said, there have been daily attacks, mostly at border checkpoints in the west bank. there have been some attempted stabbings, stabbings in jerusalem but the last major shooting was on new year's day, again, here in tel-a-viv

prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling it a savage crime committed by terrorists who do not value human life. >>> in iraq there were two suicide bombings. there have been attacks in the capital city there nearly every day for weeks. the other happened at a military check point north of baghdad. no one has claimed responsibility for either of the attacks. >>> organizers of the euro in france are not aware of any -- there have not been any specific threats. there are 13,000 security forces patrolling the stadiums and the fan zones set up for the month long tournament that begins tomorrow. there are concerns following the november terror attacks in paris and also the attacks in brussels in march. >>> two men assaulted a woman in a parking garage. it may be difficult to watch. take a look. the woman was standing near a concrete pillar talking on a cell phone and two men pulled up. they get out and one man rushed up and punches her. the woman falls to the ground. the men begin to leave. and then he drags her a start distance before driving off. the victim was 55 years old. and there's

some of the comments the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has made. we can talk about that as well. the willingness to engage in that can work. they discuss the multilayered concept of this whole study. a permanent status agreement situation. it comprises the border between israel and palestine. the border between palestine and jordan was her adjacent territories. and in the broader regional context. when we spoke about the region we dealt with it with the r smaller. the triangle that will emerge jordan on the one hand with al-assad. at the moment we have a very intimate security issues. devolution of israeli egyptian levelsy forces reached that are beyond measure. there and those who opposed the signatures. argument about these other issues. it takes over and palestine. nobody thought about what happens to the agreement if something happens to president sadat. he supported the peace treaty at the time. you don't know that this will be the outcome. in signing a peace treaty with there's one primary dominant assumption. worst worst comes to having said

within minutes of prime minister benjamin netanyahu's return from russia. immediately convened a meeting with his top security official. the u.s. state department calling the violence cowardly. there are reports the attackers may have been disguised as orthodox jews. in the past eight months, the palestinian attacks have increased resulting in the deaths of 31 israelis and two americans. this latest attack adding to the numbers. abc news, new york. >>> your voice, your vote. one day after california's primary we now know the voter turnout with all ballots accounted for. the secretary of state's office says 33% of registered voters in the state actually voted. that adds up to more than 5.9 million votes. and bernie sanders has shown no sign of dropping out after losing california to hillary clinton by 13 points. president obama will sit down and talk with sanders in washington, d.c. tomorrow. >> is he ever going to drop out? is he just going to stay in? >> i will talk to him tomorrow. he will be coming to the white house. the main role i am going to be playi

while there's no immediate claim of responsibility, prime minister benjamin netanyahu gave this brief statement to the press following the attack. >> this is a savage crime, a murder. terrorism in the heart of tel aviv. we'll take the necessary steps to attack the attackers and to defend those who need to be defended. >> the u.s. condemned the quote horrific terrorist attack and is in contact with israeli authorities. >>> now to a shocking attempted abduction caught on camera at a florida dollar store. it shows a mother springing into action after a man begins dragging her 13-year-old daughter away. meanwhile, the off duty sheriff's deputy who helped nab the suspect is speaking out. nbc's kerry sanders has that story. >> reporter: parents live in fear of what you're watching. a stranger grabs a 13-year-old girl and tries to drag her out of the dollar store, all caught on store security cameras. >> attempted kidnapping just occurred. >> reporter: the teenager's mom heroically fights to get her daughter free. he finally gives up and runs out of the store. >> all units to dollar general.

. >> and benjamin netanyahu israeli prime minister has taken to twitter to express his feelings, orlandos thousands of miles from israel, but the tragedy there has deeply sad ends me. we israelis feel your pain, as if it were our own. >> and our own greg argos on his way to orlando this morning, watch for his live reports throughout the day on cbs-3 and the "cw philly". >> and our coverage of the or lane dough night club shooting continues after the break. coming up next: rolling up their sleeves, to help the victims in orlando. but not everyone is allowed to donate blood. find out why some people are being turned away. >> when we come back, see the moment of silence at the stanley cup playoff. pat gallen here with details on the team who won the stanley cup on the road again next. flows into one incredibleh water experienceld you can't find anywhere else. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> welcome back, the investigation into the

while no immediate claim of responsibility, prime minister benjamin netanyahu gave this brief statement to the press following the attack. >> this is a savage crime, murder. in the heart of tel aviv. we are going to take the necessary steps to attack the attackers and to defend those who need to be defended. >> the u.s. condemned the, quote, horrific terrorist attack and is in contact with israeli authorities. >>> now to a shocking attempted abduction caught on camera at a florida dollar store. s action after a man begins dragging her 13-year-old daughter away. meanwhile the off-duty suspect who helped nab the suspect is speaking out. nbc kerry sanders has the story. >> reporter: parents live in fear of what you're watching. a stranger grabs a 13-year-old girl and tries to drag her out of a dollar store, all caught on store security cameras. the teenager's mom heroically fights to get her daughter free. the man keeps dragging and he finally gives up and runs out of the store. the suspect 30-year-old craig bonello is in custody charged with kidnapping and child abuse. bonello was capture

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is vowing a swift response. >> we're going to take the necessary steps to attack the attackers and to defend those who need to be defended. >> over the last several months, palestinians attacked have killed 31 israelis and two americans and about 200 palestinians have been killed. most identified as attackers by israel. >>> and hillary clinton issued a statement on this latest violence saying, i stand in solidarity with the israeli people in the face of these ongoing threats and in unwavering support of the country's right to defend itself. israel's security must remain non-negotiable. >>> later today, house speaker paul ryan is expected to lay out the national security strategy which it will focus on immigration and the border and as "the washington post" puts it it's meant to soften trump's edges. he's expected to propose the use of more technology and high fencing along southern border as opposed to trump's signature policy proposal, building a wall. and while trump has called nato obsolete, he urges solidifying the alliance, while urging them t

some advisors are urging benjamin netanyahu to cut a new deal on military aid with president obama. are tensions between the two leaders but some israeli officials are concerned donald trump is unpredictable and hillary clinton is unreliable. gets $3 billion a year from the u.s. and now wants as much as $5 billion. donald trump has barred the washington post candidates credentials, saying they have no integrity and writes falsely about it. owned by amazon founder jeff bezos. the newspaper rejects his accusations. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am nejra cehic. francine: thank you so much. we are joined by douglas norton. straight to with the imf told me a little bit earlier on. they are looking at the chinese economy and the deputy managing director stan lifton was talking about china's near-term economic outlook. he is concerned about the medium-term. >> we are concerned with the present rapidly rising credit in the economy that too much may go to companies that really not have the basis for repayment, an

benjamin netanyahu has pledged to defeat palestinian militants following attacks in tel aviv.restaurant, he said israel would ultimately win. he called on palestinian leaders to condemn the attacks. israel held a special cabinet meeting to discuss response to the killings. bombings in baghdad have killed 31 people. the deadliest attack happened in the shia majority neighborhood by islamic state militants. they say they deliberately targeted shias. iraqis counterterrorism commanders have taken more neighborhoods in falluja after fears house-to-house fighting. it is the first time iragi forces have fully entered the city since it felt two years ago. -- fell two years ago. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. rishaad: china imported more than 6 million tons of copper concentrate through the end of may, 34% more than a year ago. copper prices have been falling despite the demand pickup. bhp testing and distraction process that will lower costs and boost output and australia to meet unanticipated surge in demand. paul allen inve

an israeli official said prime minister benjamin netanyahu will make the announcement tomorrow. it will clear the way for israel to sell natural gas to turkey. presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton marched in the gay pride parade in new york city. the celebration started on a somber note with a moment of silence for the victims of the terror attack in orlando. today's event had unprecedented levels of security. hillary clinton holds a slim lead over donald trump in several battleground states. according to a cbs news poll. in florida and mrs. clinton is by threemr. trump points. in wisconsin she is ahead by five points. she has just a one point lead over trump in colorado. in north carolina she leads by two points. betty: the labour party is sinking into crisis, facing a wave of resignations from top members of parliament. have all quit.s after jeremy corbyn fired hillary ben. a second independence referendum is back on the table. i floated the idea she could block the uk's exit from the european union. if we thought the weekend was going to bring stability, it certainl

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and u.s. secretary of state john kerry are scheduled to meet in rome on sunday. from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm mark crumpton. westmberg max -- bloomberg is quote is next. i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." we will examine the potential impacts of a brexit at tech industry. and must lay's defense -- having a hard time selling his $3 billion proposal for a tesla-solar city merger of we will break down why some investors are skeptical. the global entrepreneur conference kicks off. with john interviews kerry and reid hoffman, we will hear from steve case. but first to our lead. britain is on the brink of a monumental decision about whether to remain in the european union. campaigners issued 11 hour appeals in the so-called brexit debate with the mayor of london calling up the fight of our lives. his predecessor calls it the last chance to take back control. polls waver between a dead heat and narrow lead for each camp. joining us to put it all into perspective is alex webb who r

advisors are urging israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to reach an agreement with president obamalitary aid. israeli officials are worried donald trump is unpredictable and hillary clinton is unreliable. israel gets $3 billion from the u.s. and they want to increase that to as much as $5 billion. one of the largest commemorations took place in orlando to remember the 49 people who were gunned down in a nightclub. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am emma chandra. canada, theng on country is undergoing a modest economic recovery but still facing significant risks from elevatedmodity prices, household debt, and the floppy housing market. province isiggest seeing gdp growth. alix steel, the cohost of what you missed is standing by with charles sousa. lix: the topic on everyone's mind this morning is brexit fears. how does that impact you? obviously it is up to the british people and we valued a strong relationship with the eu, and trade relations we have been having for many years. canada makes about $13 bill

overnight, israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu visited the scene and called the attack a savageme. >> we will take the necessary steps to attack the attackers and to defend those who need to be defended. >> reporter: retaliation was quick. israeli military teams went door to door in the village where the attackers lived questioning family. work permits for more than 200 of the gunmen's relatives were revoked. >> the crackdown will affect more than just relatives of the gunmen. israel suspended 83,000 permits that would allow palestinians to dove men+care. the strength test. like leather, skin is stronger when it's hydrated. that's why dove men+care bodywash has a unique hydrating formula to leave skin healthier and stronger. this pimple's gonna aw com'on.ver. clearasil ultra works fast to begin visibly clearing up skin in as little as 12 hours. and acne won't last forever. just like your mom won't walk in on you... forever. let's be clear. clearasil works fast. we're in the middle most nights, this is the potty. so we added tide rescue to the wash. it cleans super deep down wher

prime minister benjamin netanyahu condemning this terror attack. >> this is a savage crime, murder and terrorism in the heart of tel aviv done by criminal terrorists who don't value human life. martha: connor, what more are we learning about these shooters? >> we now know the names of the two men from the west bank. one of the fathers of the two attackers said the two men left yesterday about 9:00 a.m. and he didn't know what they were doing. they ended up in tel aviv a at:00 p.m. they sat -- at 9:00 p.m. they sat down at this restaurant, ordered, then opened fire. they didn't say how it might have been carried out. >> this shows every way planned by a central terrorist organization by the weaponry they were carrying. reporter: how they got their hands on that automatic weapon they used is a question. hamas said they had nothing to do with this attack, though they did praise the attacker. we have seen a lot of attacks in the last 9 months as israelis consider a lone wolf. this is a very different attack because of the nature, they traveled from the west bank. they had an automatic weap

prime minister benjamin netanyahu promised a swift response. we have seen the beginning of that. freezing of permits from palestinians to enter israel. as well as 204 permits of the suspects' family members frozen in the wake of the terror attack. hamas praised the attack saying wednesday's operation in tel aviv is the first good news to our people in our persistent struggle in the month of ramadan and the first of many surprises that will be waiting for the israeli occupation forces this month. we know the israeli military, idf, working in the southern west bank throughout the day. prime minister netanyahu promising a swift response. christine. >> oren liebermann, thank you. >>> in just hours, president obama meets with bernie sanders at the white house. what's going to happen in the oval office? how far with the president go to try to push bernie sanders out of the race? we have new details. plus what the president had to say overnight. next. >>> bernie sanders goes to the white house. he's got a meeting with the president in the oval office. this just days after hillary clinto

prime minister benjamin netanyahu talked about the attacks. >> this is a savage crime of murder and terrorism tel aviv. it is done by criminal terrorists who don't value human life and are willing to murder innocent citizens who are sitting in a coffee shop. a larger tragedy was avoided by the resolute action of citizens of security people, police. >> now in response to last night's attack israelis canceled some 83,000 permits were filed in jerusalem during the holy month of ramadan. they also raided the family house. they were cousins of a small village outside of hebron. we don't know much about these two individuals they weren't on any one's radar in terms of akvism and extreme i. they are trying to find out who might have helped these two pass checkpoints and get here to tel aviv and how they got their hands on the automatic machine guns. a lot of questions remaining but one thing we do know is four people were killed and eight wounded. there is a lot of outbreak in tel aviv. >> concerned about the escalation that happens next. we will check in with you later. >> washington, d.c. about to

russian president vladimir putin hosted benjamin netanyahu at the kremlin, the talks expected to focus bilateral ties and the situation in syria. it marks 25 years since the restoration of diplomatic ties. moscow is courting factions with israel to coordinate any possible incidents. and more than four out of 10 aren in the united states facing obesity according to statistics from a small government survey widely considered to be the best measure of the nation's obesity problem. obesity rates for men and women in the u.s. had been roughly the same for about a decade. the world health organization says 15% of women worldwide and 11% of men are obese. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. alix, scarlet, back to you. : abigail is live at the nasdaq with more. abigail: the index has basically been flat, flipping between ever so small gains and losses. behind thesion here flat or neutral position, especially coming from biotech and technology, and starting out with the uglier, some pharmaceutical shares

what has benjamin netanyahu done for israel?f: he has been around for many years in israeli politics. it is kind of center-right, conservative. most of his energy was focused on lecturing the world against that -- he wonal the election and an uphill battle. he won a decisive victory. charlie: a surprising victory. aluf: according to those working the campaign to that extent. the base of the smaller far right wing parties and convince them to vote for him. he won decisively. then he had to choose, building a centrist coalition with the labour party. more homogenous right wing coalition. that was the dream of many people. take out the leftists, kick the two state solution off the table, work towards making ,srael occupation permanent hope that the rest of the world will get used to that because of what is happening in syria and america and europe. process, his dream of many years which was unfulfilled , to change the public discourse, to stop the defeatist ideas of giving away land, once it appeared achievable in the built this ri

benjamin netanyahu and john kerry are scheduled to meet in rome on sunday. resuming peacess talks with the palestinians. those negotiations collapsed two years ago. 30 houston kratz, led by john lewis, staged a sit down protest today seeking a vote on gun control measures following the nightclub shooting. ryan keep thepaul to debate andsion vote on gun legislation. >> we are calling on the leadership to bring common sense and control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote! let us vote! we came here to work. mark: the house was not in session when the democrats held the demonstration. leaders ordered c-span cameras turned off. dennis hastert has reported to a federal prison facility in southeastern minnesota where he will begin a 15 month sentence after he admitted guilt in a hush money case to conceal past child molestation. he is one of the highest-ranking u.s. politicians to ever serve prison time. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 than 120ts in more countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: more coming up in just

he made his remarks in moscow following a meeting with benjamin netanyahu.ed on boosting bilateral ties and trying to resolve the situation in syria, where russia has conducted air campaign against those opposing the government of president bashar al-assad. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. commodity markets are closing in new york. oil extending its gains from his highest close in almost a year. another gain of about over 1%. investors are looking at data out tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. that could show crude stockpiles falling for a third straight week. maybe the rally will continue. vonnie: copper falling over 3%. betty: gasoline futures falling, consumption set to decline the summer. the lowest pump prices encouraging more americans to get in their cars and take the road trip, right? the summer. vonnie: absolutely, national parks are seeing record numbers of visitors this year. these days companies like gm are also investing plenty of time and money and electric vehicles. betty: david we

in stark contrast to president obama, benjamin netanyahu is not unwilling to talk about the islamic threat in the wake of the orlando attack. >> radical islam makes no distinction between shades of infidel. this week, it was gays in orlando. a few days before that it was jews in tell aviv. before that, it was travelers in brussels, yazidis in iraq, christians and journalists in syria. all of us are targets. we will not be terrified into submission. we will fight back and we will triumph. >> joining us now, the author of did the "defeating jihad," dr. sebastian gorka. it wasn't that long ago, a year and a half ago, the jv team, before the paris attacks, he said that they were contained but meanwhile the attacks continue. my question is this. when the american national director of intelligence, james clapper, house homeland security chairman, the special envoy of obama to defeat isis and now the ci ach cia all say that isis will infiltrate the population like they did in belgium, why would he allow them here? i've been asking this question and now his own cia director talks about the threat.

>> reporter: heather we just learned according to prime minister benjamin netanyahu that one person was arrested in connection with last night's shooting. p this person helped the person to get to the west bank in israel and marketing cafe in tel aviv. as far as security. israel suspended permits for 83000 palestinians in the west bank hoping to visit the relatives in israel. starting this week. and it is a change security effort in the wake of the attacks and we are learning more about the gunmen. they are cousins from a village from hebron outside of the west bank. you can see them walk in a cafe in a popular market and both dressed in black suits and get up and pull guns out and open four and diner ares are running for their lives and four people were killed and five others wounded and the attacker ares took off running and one was shot by an armed city. he shoots and takes down one gunman and that person was taken into custody and the other was arrested and in a bizarre twist to the story, one of the gunmen on what turned out to be a off duty police officer, thinking he was a innoce

benjamin netanyahu is calling the shooting a savage crime committed by criminal terrorists who don't> organizers of the euro cup are not aware of any threats against the event. the president of euro 2016 reassured fans that there's not been a specific threat. the tournament starts tomorrow. there are concerns following the november terror attacks in paris and the attacks in brussels in march. >>> a muslim prayer service honoring muhammad ali is set for today in louisville, kentucky. 14,000 people are expected to attend the service that was be broadcast on tv and online. tomorrow a large public interfaith memorial service will take place at the city arena. free tickets were gone in a little more than an hour. and now it appears some are selling a number of tickets online for hundreds of dollars. and ali's family is disgusted and amazed that anyone would profit from the death of their loved one. >> frankly this activity is despicable. it's deplorable that some people are trying to profit off of the solemn service as we celebrate the life of muhammad ali. >> muhammad ali planned his own

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu condemning a shooting that killed four people. the attack was a cold blooded murder carried out by terrorists. >> this is a savage crime of murder and terrorism in the heart of tel aviv. it is done by criminal terrorists who don't value human life. >> you can see the terrifying scene unfold. two palestinian men dressed in suits storm a restaurant and open fire. the diners jump to their feet trying to escape the chaos. authorities say both attackers have been taken into custody. >>> president obama isn't ready to endorse hillary clinton for president but it may not be long. the white house says the president is waiting until he meets with bernie sanders later today. the two will meet in the oval office and they will discuss a few driving sanders campaign. and they tau sigh tiff -- decisively won five more states but trump could face more adversity. the house speaker told republican he will criticize trump when necessary. ryan endorsed trump last week, but has since blasted the gop nominee for his controversial comments about an ame

certainly in recent history and tonight the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has gotten straight off the plane from a visit to moscow and gone straight to the defense ministry located right next to the scene of the shooting and that is where meetings are taking place to determine what israel's response will be. >> there are reports that two terrorists may have been dressed as orthodox jews. what, if anything, can you tell us about that? >> these reports have come from u.s. intelligence. israeli officials have not commented on this at all. it is certainly possible that they altered their dress in some way in order to get into this location without raising suspicion but it's also important to note that tel aviv is and secular city. restaurants, bars, nightclubs, it's not necessarily the sort of area where two people dressed as conservative jews would necessarily not raise -- would not be noticed or would simply be able to move in without being noticed in that sort of way. wolf? >> phil black, thank you. we got a statement from the u.s. state department. "the united states condemns the

>>reporter: benjamin netanyahu says israel will respond promising to take the necessary steps to attack attackers. defending those that need to be defended. >>> tonight stunning video of a girl being kidnapped in a dollar store. >> this was in florida. the girls mom was only steps away. she ended up getting into a violent tug of war and to fight for her daughter. greg lotus shows us how it played out. >>reporter: the good news is that the guy is behind bars. he tried to take this girl away from her mother at the dollar store, you can see him right there. police say that 30-year-old craig mineo, he is spying on the intended victim, before you know it he grabs her by the arm and dragged her down the aisle. mom sprints into action and grabs her daughter. the suspect still tries to pull her out of the store. he eventually gives up and bolts out the door. the deputy heard the screams from the parking lot, he cornered the attacker and arrested him. just imagine being a parent and some guy grabs your daughter. all of the screaming is what alerted that deputy this something was amiss. the suspe

meanwhile, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has gotten straight off the plane from a visit to moscow with the russian president and gone straight to the defense ministry for meetings there. interestingly, the defense ministry is very close to the scene of this shooting tonight. jake? >> tel aviv is a thriving metropolis, very secular in ways, reminiscent, in some ways, of a european city. tell us more specifically about sarona market. >> reporter: so it is an open area, as i say, where young people go to have a good time. not young people exclusively but it's about drinking, socializing, eating. it's about going out to eat in the evening during the balmy evenings that we have here. it is, in a sense, that classic, soft terror target. the harm is obviously quite extreme. and what we've seen here is a coordinated attack and it involved a firearm. what we've been seeing here a lot lately has been smaller using unsophisticated and a firearm of some sort and multiple people and a degree of coordination in a city that i think as you're touching on it, it's more secular. it's not

president putin made his remarks in moscow today following a meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahuish prime minister david cameron says brexit campaigners are lying to voters. .ut he says he is not worried the remains i'd is gaining ground. he says the brexit campaign resorted to untruths to con people into voting in the dark. it's just after 6:30 p.m. 8:30ay here in new york, wednesday morning in sydney. paul allen has a look at the markets. good morning. paul: good morning. continues to rally. the s&p 500 is at 10-month highs, but it is not early translating into gains on this side of the world. the new zealand index has been open for about 30 minutes and is currently looking pretty flat. nikkei futures also looking pretty flat and we are expecting declines on the nsx. the dollar is up compared to where it was yesterday after the reserve bank have the country's cash rate as expected, but the market does expect a cut come august. we are waiting on japan gdp for the first quarter. it is likely to be revised up to 1.9% from 1.7%. we got some very good numbers -- numbers from the min

that said, shannon, at any moment we're expecting prime minister benjamin netanyahu to areeve here at the scene. a heavy police presence, a lot of emts. and the prime minister called an emergency meeting of the heads of all the security forces here. this happened very close to the headquarters of the idf, israeli defense forces. so again, prime minister netanyahu is aware of this attack. we're expecting him here at any moment. shannon? >> we'll check back with you, john huddy, live in tel aviv, thank you. >>> turning back to plings, hillary clinton has shattered the glass ceiling, becoming the first woman in history to become the presumptive nominee of a major political party. fox news correspondent even as her rival refuses to step aside. >> even as she was making history, hillary clinton tried to pivot, turning her attention to her next challenge, the republican presumptive nominee. >> donald trump is tempermentally unfit to be president. >> my mother believed that life is about serving others. and she taught me never to back down from a bully which it turns out was pretty good advi

. >>> today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited the open air market where four people died in an attack by two palestinians last night. at least nine others were hurt in the shooting at the popular shopping area in tel aviv. the prime minister called the attack a cold-blooded murder by despicable terrorists who don't value human life. the palestinian president is also condemning the killing of civilians. israel will send thousands of police across jerusalem's old city on friday to keep peace during muslim prayers. israel has revoked all permits allowing palestinians from the gaza strip. also frozen work permits for 200 of the attackers' relatives. authorities say the gunmen are cousins who were dressed at the time as jews. >>> there are dozens of people injured after the attacks in baghdad and north of the capital city. there have been similar bombings in baghdad nearby every day for weeks. the islamic state group is claiming responsibility for both bombings at this point. >>> 7:13. let's get you out the door. sal is keeping an eye on the traffic. it appears, sal, that traf

. >>> our own eric shawn sat down with benjamin netanyahu and asked how he would fight this growing threat>> go to the source. hit the source. there is a center. >> reporter: and by that you mean bomb raqqah, take more aggressive action against the islamic state? >> definitely take more aggressive reaction against the islamic state. i have more detailed descriptions which i share with our american allies and others. >> and those are? >> share it with our american allies and others. >> we'll have more of the interview with the israeli prime minister monday, july fourth. >>> on capitol hill today, texas senator and former republican presidential candidate ted cruz asked homeland security secretary jeh johnson whether his department had scrubbed its literature of all references to radical islamic terrorism. >> is it accurate that the records were changed -- >> same answer i gave you before. i have no idea, sir. >> would you concern you if it was accurate? >> i find this whole debate to be very interesting. but when i was at the department of defense, giving the legal signoff on drone strikes,

that said, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that major security measures have been taken in the wake of the attack. among them two military battalions have been deployed to the west bank and also, israel has suspended the permits for 83,000 palestinians in the west bank to get into israel during the holy month of ramadan. it started this week and here in jerusalem, police remain on high alert. bret? >> john huddy live in jerusalem. thank you. >>> his six-month jail sentence for rape outraged thousands. tonight there's word the former stanford university student could be out months earlier. how is that possible? >>> the former stanford swimmer and convicted sex offender could be out of jail by summer's end. records show brock turner is expected to be released from the santa clara county jail in september, after being booked in june. because of overcrowding, county jail inmates serve just half of their sentences, if they keep a clean disciplinary record. well that news as you can imagine is not sitting well with many who believe his six-month sentence was already too lenien

what has benjamin netanyahu done israel?or for aluf: he has been around for many years in israeli politics. he is first elected 20 years ago. he returned to power seven years ago. it is kind of center-right, very low risk conservative. most of his energy was focused on lecturing the world against nuclear iran, and in the end, lecturing at just a deal that was reached with iran. then last year, he won the election in an uphill battle. he won a very decisive victory. charlie: a surprising victory. aluf: according to those working the campaign, even to the prime minister. he later tried. he went off to the far right parties and convince them to vote for him. he won decisively. he then had to choose, either building once again a centrist coalition with the labour party. or, build a more homogenous right wing coalition. that was the dream of many people. from his political base, once he takes out the leftists, keep the two state solution and the idea off the table, work towards making israel's occupation of the west bank permanen

reporter: the israeli prime hasster benjamin netanyahu pledged to defeat palestinian militants after a shooting in tel aviv that left four dead. he called on palestinian leaders to condemn the attacks. to put mores going troops on the border, as well as in tel aviv. the leader of the brexit campaign has been accused of putting his own future ahead of that of british workers. fourth johnson -- boris johnson was debating the referendum. his opponents say he is using the issue to enhance his political credentials. he is seen as the favorite to become the prime minister if david cameron loses the vote. >> they seem to want to take a huge risk. boris, you don't think to care about the millions of jobs that will be at risk if we leave the eu. i think you only care about one job and that is your own. reporter: meanwhile, citigroup says u.s. treasury yields my faulty record lows if britain votes to leave the eu. the brexit good weaken the u.k.'s trade links, curb economic growth, and a spark massive demand for treasuries as a haven. that providealists early financing to google, amazon, and o

that said, shannon, at any moment we're expecting prime minister benjamin netanyahu to areeve here at the scene. a heavy police presence, a lot of emts. and the prime minister called an emergency meeting of the heads of all the security forces here. this happened very close to the headquarters of the idf, israeli defense forces. so again, prime minister netanyahu is aware of this attack. we're expecting him here at any moment. shannon? >> we'll check back with you, john huddy, live in tel aviv, thank you. >>> turning back to plings, hillary clinton has shattered the glass ceiling, becoming the first woman in history to become the presumptive nominee of a major political party. fox news correspondent even as her rival refuses to step aside. >> even as she was making history, hillary clinton tried to pivot, turning her attention to her next challenge, the republican presumptive nominee. >> donald trump is tempermentally unfit to be president. >> my mother believed that life is about serving others. and she taught me never to back down from a bully which it turns out was pretty good advi

benjamin netanyahu promising to attack the attackers. police issued a gag order on the suspects.e information about the victims. four israelis killed last night. two men and two women. those women in the 30s. one of the men in his 30s and other in his 50s. funerals set to begin later today. john. >> as israelis are already back in that marketplace right behind you. oren, thank you. >>> 18 minutes past the hour. the dow above 18,000. s&p near a record high. corporate america is worried about politics. hitting big business. it is causing a stall in hiring and expansion. political risks have caused them to hold back on spending. more than 1/3 say it has prevented them from making acquisitions. so what are the executives so afraid of? the upcoming election. washington gridlock. number two followed by proposed legislation and proposed tax reform. it did not ask about presumptive nominees hillary clinton or donald trump. some cfos pencilled in those names. the biggest fear among the u.k.cfos is the brexit. >>> lebron lives and the cavaliers. a huge win in cleveland for game three in th

prime manager -- prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited the scene and called it a cold- blooded murdernow to that 12-year-old boy stabbed for no reason inside a bank in san leandro earlier this week. he ended up needing 50 stitches in his back. >> today he spoke out for the first time about that ordeal. along with his mother. ktvu's rob roth has more now on the boys a story and how he and his mom are dealing with what happened. >> the back area, mainly here. >> wow. >> and on his leg again. >> reporter: 12-year-old jacob soriano is out of the hospital wearing warriors gear that covers his bandages except for the one on his arm. he described the attack inside a bank. >> so i guess i felt something on my back and then i tried to run, but i guess i blocked her and then i kind of got cut on my arm. >> first and foremost thankful mice -- my son is alive. >> reporter: she gets emotional talking about seeing him in the hospital. >> i broke out in tears of course. thankful he's alive. >> reporter: jacob was visiting from arizona and was with his grandmother inside this wells fargo in san leand

that said, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that major security measures have been takenattack. among them two military battalions have been deployed to the west bank and also, israel has suspended the permits for 83,000 palestinians in the west bank to get into israel during the holy month of ramadan. it started this week and here in jerusalem, police remain on high alert. bret? >> john huddy live in jerusalem. thank you. >>> his six-month jail sentence for rape outraged thousands. tonight there's word the former stanford university student could be out months earlier. how is that possible? ♪ what are you doing? sara, i love you, and... [phone rings] ah, it's my brother. keep going... sara, will you marry... [phone rings again] what do you want, todd???? [crowd cheering] keep it going!!!! if you sit on your phone, you butt-dial people. it's what you do. todd! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. i know we just met like, two months ago... yes! [crowd cheering] [crowd cheering over phone] (mamost of the show.

. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu holding a joint news conference with u.n.ecretary-general ban ki-moon in jerusalem. he criticized the u.n. for not treating israel fairly regarding the middle east conflict. >>> county fire and health officials say the area scorched by the erskine wildfire, the majority kept away. that fire burned 45,000 acres and destroyed 200 structures. >>> and vol, weigh sn agrees to settle consumer lawsuits and government allegations it cheated on emissions test. the price tag, $14.7 billion. pay out about $10 billion and pay owners an additional $5,000 to $10,000. that story is not over yet. >>> that's the cnbc news update at this hour. back to you. >>> with the european market selling off over the past few days is now the type to buy in the dip. certainly you've seen prices rise. and katrina dudley is with us. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> before we talk about where to invest, are you seeing redemption? what's happening at the fund level at the moment? >> seeing u.s. investors taking money out of europe on a general level, that

secretary of state johntary kerry in rome today scheduled sh to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu expected to two p bring under stalledg der st negotiations between theations b israelis and the palestinians.ei >> state department officialst f do not expect the discussion to lead to renewed talks. tks the m israel approved $18 million inoi new funding for settlement inem the west bank.k. >>> and meanwhile israel isr mending its strained straine relationship with turkey.sh the two countries reached a reconciliation agreementiationet yesterday. comes after 2010 israeli navalll raid which killed turkish citizens. that deal is set to include israeli compensation forcompensa families of those killed and increase turkish aid and aid and development for gaza.aza. details expected to be announced today.ceday >> a project to expand the panama carnal is finallyl is fay complete. the project more than doubled the canal's capacity. yesterday a chinese shipy chinep carrying more than 9,000 containers entered the expanded lock becoming the first ship to test out the newew size.si the canal has b

what has benjamin netanyahu done to or for israel? >> well, he's been around for many years in israeli politics and he was elected 20 years ago. he returned to power seven years ago as kind of central rights converse con servative and most of his energy was focused on lecturing the world against nuclear iran and in the ends lecturing against the deal that was eventually reached with iran. then last year he won the election. in an up hill battle but he won a very decisive victory. >> rose: surprisingly. >> yes. and according to those in the campaignn't tcampaign even to no some extent. he went after the voter base of the smaller far right wing party. and convinced them to vote for him. and he won decisively and then he had to choose. either once again building kind of centrist collation what we call unity government in i real with a labor party. or build more homogeneous right wing coalition. that was the dream of many people in netanyahu's political base. once he took out the leftists, the two state solution was the idea off the table