we are joined by robert weissman and bill watson. ar bernie sanders, he is adamantly opposed to the tpp but you are for the tpp. do you feel hillary clinton ultimately would support your position? >> i cannot speak for hillary clinton at the end of the day. i certainly do think the tpp, to the extent it liberalize his trade, is going to increase wages. it is going to improve the economy of the united states. by opening markets to exports the tpp will help create jobs. i opening up access to imports the tpp will help create jobs. most of the imports that come to this country are used by american manufacturers. it will increase productivity and wages and promote growth. i think for the criteria that hillary clinton set out, the tpp will most likely be a good deal. juan: what about the issue, bill watson that robert weissman was mentioning, the ability of corporations to be able -- to object to particular government regulations and more international dispute methods promoted by tpp? >> there is no cap the tpp is going to include what is

well, maybe we'll get that answer later bill watson, thanks so much for your time with the kato institute. >>> he spent decades in isolation. fight to release one of the so-called angola 3. and be on the lookout for the mers virus. >> tonight, a new york state prison employee has been arrested for allegedly helping two prisoners escape. joyce watson did not provide the power tools to help richard matt and ronald sweat. cut through their cell walls. >>> biker gangs outside a restaurant officers fired 12 rounds during that exchange of gun fire. >> i did not file indiscriminately into the crowd. our officers were restrained. they were courageous in what they did and i believe they fully contained the situation on the parking lot. had they not done that, not just my officers but other officers had responded and reacted that that would have escalated into parking lots surrounding the twin peaks establishment. >> also today the million dollar bond was reduced for several of the 177 suspects arrested last month. one was waco motorcycle salesman, and that could be a major problem trying to keep h

watson in march of last year. he pulled a gun after not having enough money to pay a restaurant bill. e led officers on a chase through four towns. when the chase ended in atlantic city watson fired back killing watson. >>> police are looking for the people who flashed a laser at a ups plane. it flew over the martinsburg air. a laser beam caught the pilot's eye. police hope someone with information will come forward. >>> a celebration of diversity for gay pride month. this photography project is part of the mural arts program, showing face was dedicated today. members of the youth center worked together on the project. the photos have been displayed on billboards all throughout the city on bus shelters and in a book. >>> back now to the damage from last night's storms pike creek, new castle county is one of the neighborhoods hit hard for the storms to move through about 24 hours ago. cameras found power crews hard at work. at last check, hundreds of thousands remain without power in delaware pennsylvania and new jersey. camden county's communication center was inundated. there was a 90

warning that no arrests will be tolerated as the controversial bill will be debated and voted on this week this this electoral showdown. >> ivan watson live in hong kong as we all watch closely to see the mood on the ground and how it may change ahead of that important vote. we will check in with ivan throughout the day here on cnn. >>> south korea's confirmed eight new cases of the mers virus. that brings the total to 162. one more person has died and that raises the death toll to 20. this comes a day after the world health organization said the number of new cases appears to be declining. it also warned that outbreaks like this are unpredictable. in the meantime the seoul city government is taking precautions planning to disinfect almost 10,000 public place s over the next several days. >>> we're also hearing from a teen who survived a rare shark attack on a north carolina beach. the 16-year-old was one of two teens who lost arms in separate attacks about 90 minutes apart. now he's talking about what happened from his hospital bed. >> i was just in waist-deep water, i'd say. playing with my cousin, as i said and i felt this hit on

ibm watson is working to make healthcare smarter every day. >>> bond king bill gross taking to twitterannounce his next big trade, he says german bund short of a lifetime update it's happening. up next, china shen jen index not just yet. the index is up 188% in the past year. beakers, what do you think of this other short -- two shorts of a lifetime in the span of three months. >> the problem i have with shorting china -- that might be proportional to how long he thinks he's going to live. >> i'm just saying pain the guy has information we don't have and he's got to get them all out. i hope you're well, bill. that being said, china i'm a little afraid to sort here primarily because the government controls the market way more than any other market. the other short i got, i understood it was economically unsound, the china one i would think be would i a little leery of. >> it sounds like he's leery himself saying not yet. it could be the internet bubble in, you foe -- beginning of '99 it could be -- you know, who knows where it could go. the tinning that was so interesting we had in the

bill clinton is holding court. he joins us for a live interview. scarlet: an exclusive interview with chevron ceo john watson.t is what the auto industry doesn't want you to know. how high are the margins on rucks? mark: good afternoon, and welcome to bloomberg market day. i am mark crumpton, here with scarlet fu. scarlet: let's look at the markets. stocks opened higher and it never looked back. optimism that greece will reach a deal with creditors and germany's

bill clinton is holding court. he joins us for a live interview. scarlet: an exclusive interview with chevron ceo john watson. mark: and it is what the auto industry doesn't want you to know. how high are the margins on rucks? mark: good afternoon, and welcome to bloomberg market day. i am mark crumpton, here with scarlet fu. scarlet: let's look at the markets. stocks opened higher and it never looked back. optimism that greece will reach a deal with creditors and germany's position is softening a little bit. feels like we have hit the 11th hour many times the past couple weeks. for the s&p 500 and the dow, this is the biggest gain in a month. looking at treasuries, lots of supply this week. $21 billion of 10-year notes today. we have expectations that the retail sales report tomorrow will be strong. selling ahead of that. the yield on the 10-year moving up towards 2.5%. they are mimicking the selloff as well. bunds look at the yen, strengthening, gaining versus the dollar after the boj governor says further declines are unlikely because the inflation-adjusted rate has come a long way. mark: looking at global

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bill which just failed said, i don't predict this will be good for governance of the city in the years ahead. that's saying something because i think hong kong prides itself on its efficiency. errol? >> ivan watsonus in hong kong on a successful day for those there that want less interference from beijing. appreciate the live update. thank you. we are following the breaking news out of charleston south carolina. a church shooting in which nine people are dead. the suspect still on the loose. we will have more here on cnn for you after this short break. it's part adrenaline and part adventure. it's part geek and part chic. it's part relaxation and part exhilaration. it's part sports car and part suv. and the best part? the 2015 gla. it's 100% mercedes-benz. >>> welcome back to cnn newsroom. we follow breaking news out of charleston south carolina at this hour. >> police say nine people are dead after a gunman opened fire at a predominantly black church. one other person was injured and is in the hoals have not released the names of the victims. >> within the past hour police chief greg mullen said he believes this was a hate crime. authorities are searching for a white man in his early 20s. the i

watson coleman: thank you for your insight and you right. ms. kelly: we have to give every young family and child arp chance and we will see it the bills brought to the floor in a positive way. it is my pleasure and honor to call to the floor and influence congressman jeffries from the great state of new york. thank you, that keem. mr. jeffries: i thank my good friend robin kelly for yielding for her generous introduction and good friend and classmate, donald payne co-anchoring this special order and i want to acknowledge the presence of distinguished representative barbara lee for her eloquence. i count it an honor and privilege to have the opportunity to come to the house floor to participate in this special order hour, this c.b.c. hour of power co-anchored by the dynamic duo of d. payne and r. kelly. we appreciate their continued involvement, eloquence and leadership in helping tore articulate for the american people as part of this conversation we are able to have periodically, the issues of great importance to the african-american community, but issues that i believe are of great important tabsance to the greater american community. poverty

chairman mccaul, ranking member thompson, congresswoman watson coleman and my colleagues on the homeland security for their support on this bill. and i once again urge all my colleagues to support this strong bipartisan piece of legislation, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1626, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. ratcliff: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and par h.r. 1637. -- pass h.r. 1637. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 107 h.r. 1636, a bill to require annual reports on the activities and accomplishments of federally funded research and development centers within the department of homeland security, and for oth