vice chairman blinder is scheduled to join us. setback back usual from the shock and all of the meeting, but nevertheless, these are changed screens from one 1:45 this afternoon. we will come to yen in a moment. 05.06, steepening out over the last hour. there is the two-year yield again. full this together, economics, finance and investment, with the global litmus paper, which is foreign exchange. working with james sweeney is shabab jalinoos. i want to go right to the chart and the look on dollar yen. for those of you on bloomberg radio, i will put this out. this is a chart that many of our viewers and listeners know. yen. wants a weaker a good part of a stronger yen is chair yellen. is chair yellen the central banker to the people of japan? >> we get to see tonight, i guess, with the outcome of the readingn interest-rate -- meeting. my question would be, what is the point of easing now ahead of the potential brexit risks that the markets are facing? potentially seeing a lack of response in the markets. and then potentially havin

the spanish media have put the blinders on and made the decision that they are not necessarily goingaw this with the jorge ramos press conference with trump where he jumped in and started sounding more like an agitator, as opposed to a journalist. we've seen another univision anchor women who, at a commencement speech literally said that bernie sanders or hillary clinton were the only choice for president. plus, univision, they haven't even covered an anti-hillary protest that was held on cinco de mayo which hillary clinton had to cut her speech short. but they have a very strong agenda. not all the spanish media outlets ot theut there, but the powerful ones. >> what would the difference be if i was at a hillary clinton press conference andy what jorge ramos did? would there be any difference? >> you'd get killed. you'd get destroyed. sadly, as you have pointed out, there are so many, amples of this sort of staging and scripting that goes on, especially when it comes to the political mainstream media covering politics. and it's almost impossible to overstate the importance of the way

. >> we must remove the blinders, the time for silence and patience is long gone. we are calling on the leadership of the house to bring common sense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote. let us vote! we came here to do our jobs! we came here to work! >> this is the latest in a series of protests including a 14-hour filibuster last week demanding gun control. after that filibuster failed, senate republicans shot down four basic gun control measures including tightening background checks and denying gun sales to known terrorists. >>> a day after hillary clinton adak donald trump's business skills the -- attacked donald trump's business skills the presumptive republican nominee is hitting back with his own speech. kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: donald trump sounded off on hillary clinton's record during her term as secretary of state. >> no secretary of state has been more wrong more often and in more places than hillary clinton. >> reporter: the presumptive republican nominee says clinton's foreign policy led to the creation of the "islami

and you realize people have huge blinders on. >> also, l.a. is obsessed with celebrity, obviously.ike the town where all horrible celebrity things occur. and top of that-- it is-- and on top of that it seems could you imagine if that happened now with selfies and instagram? the cops would be in the interrogation room with o.j. they were completely obsessed. i really think race became a factor because johnny cochran worked it in. but to meet fame thing-- >> they they were all obsessed with him. >> he's one most famous guys in the world. he still is. but now he's a cosby. >> he was at the time, it's tough to forget, and the "the naked gun" movies were very good. ( applause ) s. >> larry: for some people, that's all that matters. we'll be right back right after this. ( cheers and applause ) the two x's on the dos equis label are roman numerals for “siglo veinte”. spanish for 20th century... but you don't want a spanish lesson, you want news about the next most interesting man in the world. well, don't we all. announcing pizza hut's new applewood smoked bacon and melty cheese in the cr

i mean, is it that people, decent, educated people, put blinders on? we don't want to see? >> yes, exactly that. exactly that. they refuse to see what they don't want to see. and if you don't have newspapers, if you don't have the media telling you it's happened, you can believe it's not happening, even if you see it with your own eyes. >> hinojosa: what do you think gave rise to the fact that all of this could happen? was it fear of the other? was it the fact that there seemed to be chaos? and i'm just wondering, as you... because now you live here in this country. and with all of this perspective, what kind of stays with you? i mean, all of your stories have stayed with me in a way that is quite profound, just preparing for this interview. but again, you lived through it. so as somebody who is watching the world, are there things that are happening that you're just saying, "oh my god," you know, "this surgence, resurgence of intolerance, this language of fear, the language of war and terrorists"... >> yes, very much so. i mean, one suffers with it. but at the same time, t

we are going to have alan blinder on. what do you listen for in the press conference? a number of about faces. a few weeks ago they were sounding very optimistic and now the market has pretty much priced them out of the summer. they need to really clarify what are the metrics they are looking at, what kind of hurdles they are looking for. .hat is going to matter more if there bogeys have been lowered and they feel like they could actually still raise rates have to come clean on what those levels are. francine: you seem to suggest there are bigger issues at play. they had some pretty terrible u.s. jobs figures. how do we deal with that? it intowe have to put perspective that we have had a cumulative improvement in labor markets but we are at the point where the question is, are we at the mid cycle of this recovery or at the end? i think they are going to have to sound optimistic but still think that growth is above potential. if it is not above potential, why hike in the first place? we have had improvement in jobs, low inflation. at this moment there is really no need.

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we must remove the blinders. the time for silence and patience is long gone. we're calling on the leadership of the house to bring commonsense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote. let us vote. we came here to do our job. we came here to work. the american people are demanding action. do we have the courage? do we have raw courage to make at least a down payment on ending gun violence in america? we can no longer wait. we can no longer be patient, so today we come to the well of the house to drum the need for action. not next month. not next year. but now. today. sometimes you have to do something out of the ordinary. sometimes you have to make a way out of no way. we have been too quiet for too long. there comes a time when you have to say something, when you have to make a little noise. when you have to move your feet . this is the time. now is the time to get in the way. the time to act is now. .e will be silent no more he time for silence is over. hank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from

we must remove the blinders. the time for silence and patience is long gone.dership of the house to bring common sense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote! let us vote! we came here to do our job. we came here to work. the american people demand an action. do we have the courage? do we have raw courage to make at least a down payment on ending gun violence in america? >> the top republican house speaker paul ryan is standing firm. this is what he told wolf blitzer earlier. >> this is nothing more than a publicity stunt. that's point number one. point number two is this bill was already defeated in the united states senate. number three, we are not going to take away a citizen's due process rights. we're not going to take away a citizen's constitutional rights without due process. that was already defeated in the senate, and this is not a way to try and bring up legislation. now, let's focus on the issue at hand here, terrorism, and let's find out what we need to do to prevent future terrorist attacks. and if a person is on a terror watch

. >> we must remove the blinders.e are calling on the leadership of the house to bring common sense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote. let us vote. we came here to do our jobs. we came here to work. >> republican north carolina congressman mark walker tweeted his response: "calling this a sit-in is a disgrace to woolworth's. they sat in for rights. democrats are sitting in to strip them away." east bay congressman barbara lee is participating. she sent facebook and tweets. today i'm speaking for a person shot and killed last week in oakland. she was 16. >> the day of that shooting jeffries performed at a vigil for two other teens who had drowned. hours later she was killed in a shooting between rival gangs. she was an innocent bystander. we have been watching history in the making as house dems staining this sit-in demanding action on gun control and tonight we're asking you, do you support their sit-in? what do you think needs to happen next in terms of gun control legislation? tweet me right

arriving kind of right into the sunshine, so certainly have to be either have your blinders on, hands up, don't want to do. that will pack those sunglasses, accident here involving injuries. one person transported to the hospital. ninety-five southbound, before route 141, two lanes block right now. not going to cause too many slow downs yet. a lot of flashing light, going to start to get gaper delays, so just use your best caution there. i have construction coming up in just a couple every minute, brooke, over to you. >> thanks, meisha a tragedy in springfield delaware county this morning when fast moving fire claimed a life. you can see this home on east thompson avenue in granite terrace engulfed in flames. crews responded around 12:15 after and remained on scene for at least a hour, authorities have not identified the victim, or a cause of the fire at this time >> meisha while south jersey fire forces someone to jump from window to escape the flames. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live in west depford, now, where she is getting closer look at the damage, good morning,

we must remove the blinders. the time for silence and patience is long gone. we're calling on the leadership of the house to bring common sense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a oh vote. let us vote. we came here to do our job. we came here to work. >> now is the time for us to find a way to -- >>> speaker ryan is reconvening the house right now. this is live. >> the chair would hope that the business of the house could be conducted in a fashion that poi dignity and decorum of this institution to which we all belong. for the purposes of the gentleman from kentucky, recognition. >> no bill no break. >> no bill, no break. >> no bill, no break. no bill, no break. >> this is the unprecedented situation we were anticipating. the speaker trying to convene the house. the democrats chanting no bill, no break. let's watch this. >> on house joint resolution 88. the court will record the title of the joint resolution. >> the joint resolution 88. the joint resolution -- no bill, no break. >> the question is will the house pass the joint resolution. the

you know, "maybe i'll take the path of least resistance, maybe i'll put the blinders on as i'm drivingcorner where the ten guys are hanging out." you know, is that what the community wants, too? >> i can't imagine too many folks in newark would just want the police to stand down. but i did want to talk to people here about how they feel about a the department. so i went to visit an old friend of mine, ryan haygood. sir? >> how are you doing? >> cobb: good to see you. >> can't believe that i saw you in the mini cooper. >> cobb: i know, that's me. that is me, the mini cooper out there, yeah. i love that thing. he's an attorney and a longtime resident who hosts a regular block watch meeting of his neighbors. he invited some of them over to meet with me. were you all surprised to find that the police department was under investigation by the department of justice? >> no, i wasn't. >> cobb: why not? >> because i know the history of the newark police department. i'm 65. so i'm probably a littler older or might be the oldest thing in this room. and the newark police department-- and we're tal

we must remove the blinders. the time for silence and patience is long gone. we are calling on the leadership of the house to bring commonsense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote will stop let us vote. we came your to do our job. we came here to work. the american people are demanding action. do we have the courage? do we have raw courage to make at least a down payment on any gun violence -- ending gun violence in america? we can no longer wait. we can no longer be patient. so today we come to the well of the house to dramatize the need for action. not next month, not next year,! but now today! sometimes you to do something out of your area. sometimes you have to make a way out of no way. we have been too quiet for too long. there comes a time when you have to say something, we have to make a little noise. well, you have to move your feet. this is the time. now is the time to get in the way. the time to act is now. we will be silent no more. over.me for silence is amy: just after georgia congressman john lewis spoke, he and other lawma

they're there because they're supposed to have the blinders of justice on to be able to preside over a case and present their unbiased judgment. and to claim that -- i just want everyone to sit here and substitute the word mexican for black. for woman. for any other group that is considered to be not acceptable when they branch them out or by gender. and this would not be the same conversation. it's unacceptable and anyone that's justifying this should be ashamed of themselves. >> aj, let me get you in here. you were rolling your eyes. >> yeah. >> first of all, donald trump doesn't have a latino problem. a recent poll showed he's apology at 32%. refuse rebld, that's five points higher than romney got. and who won in the gop primary? that would be donald trump. he doesn't have a latino problem. he has the support of millions of latinos. and as for tara's point about judges, i'm sorry, tara, it's unamerican to say we cannot question judges in this country. >> not their ethnicity! it's racist. >> you're being unamerican! >> no, i'm not! you sit there and judge people by the color of the

vicerd clarida and the chairman alan blinder, good morning. ♪ francine: welcome back.his is bloomberg "surveillance." i am francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york. he will be joining me with michael mckee to talk about the brexit. here is nara chi etch. -- nejra cehic. rate: the british jobless fell to 5% in the three months that ended in april and wages grew faster than expected. the spanish bizarre clothing 6%.n revenue rose retail rival h&m reported sales that just estimates. stocks are nowc a three-time loser. has denied time msci access into the benchmark saying that chinese policymakers need to make more improvements to the accessibility of the market. to them to raise the mainland stock. francine: let's bring in enda curran. he joins us from hong kong. snub is this for the president? how badly is he going to take this for the third time? enda: i think it is pretty clear rejection and it goes to show you how far china has to go before it fully integrates the -- it's economy with the world system. plansalked about sweeping for opening up to the world but

i say to all of my colleagues, treat them with dignity, with respect, do not put blinders on as though they do not exist. yes, the territorial clause of the constitution of the united states says that they are territory and therefore property of the united states of america. but i submit to each and every one of you that they are live human beings. with hearts, with souls. and should demand an receive the -- and receive the respect of any other human being. don't treat them like a piece of trash. don't treat them like an inanimate object that has no right to dignity or respect which is what we are doing here today. ky in the vote for this. president obama referred to the special place that kenya owns in his heart because he says, it will always be a special place because that is the place of the birth of my father. he says. let me submit to you, puerto rico is the place of the birth of my father. and i cannot come here and turn my back on the place of the birth of my father with this outrageously undemocratic and this outrageously unfair proposal to the people of puerto rico. think abo

we must remove the blinders. the time for silence and patience is long gone. we are calling on the leadership of the house to bring common sense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote. let us vote. we came here to do our job. we came here to work. the american people are demanding action. do we have the courage, do we have raw courage to make at least a down payment on ending gun violence in america? we can no longer wait. we can no longer be patient. so today we come to the well of the house to dramatize the need for action. not next month. not next year. but now. today. sometimes you have to do something out of the ordinary. sometimes you have to make a way out of no way. we have been too quiet for too long. there comes a time when you have to say something, when you have to make a little noise. when you have to move your feet. this is the time. now is the time to get in the way. the time to act is now. we will be silent no more. he time for silence is over. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlem

those are avenues of looking at it and making sure there are blinders.hat rape is not something that can be handled within three-months or six-months of jail time. making sure that such a case continues, when it happens again, there is a severe charge shall we do not have to worry constantly about, there is a great case, what do we do? it is handled by this person, or a different demographic, being of the perpetrator. whether there are different charges for him or her. host: have you talked to your parents? have you decided how you will handle yourself and you go to parties at colleges? what is your thinking heading into this fall and your freshman year college? caller: making sure that i do take care of myself. making sure that there are no unreasonable decisions being made. at the same time, making sure other people are not in a culture -- surrounded by people that understand it is ok to let loose. if something like this happens, stop it. they can that there are enough people to make sure everyone can stand up. it comes down to making sure there are no

they don't have their blinders on, they are aware of what's happening in not only the united states, but in the world. they are far more connected, and it's important we start listening to our young people strong they have a very voice in the environment. my six-year-old told my mom, tell them not to pollute the waters with oil. he says it very clear, and he wants to protect the fish in the sea. that is a deeper level than what many of us are waiting for the science strong voice in the grade as you driven the road and see oil refineries, and for us -- many of us live on reservations, and you breathe in and so your voice starts to go out as mine is right now from the toxins. you have to wonder, what is happening. we try and wait for science or action from the higher levels of government, but the people have the power and we really hope they take to the streets and that the democratic platform is people.entation of the >> thank you for your work, especially. for as it is a matter of the integrity of our bodies and a spiritual crisis as well. world it would be without fish in the sea an

instrument and disregard the ideology but once again, we are not going to get to the issue if we have that blinderhost: let's go to robin, good morning. question.ave a somebody has been investigated for terrorism, why are they taken off the list? ands keep them on theere at least keep an eye out. he wouldn't have gotten those guns. i tend to think that the hands of law enforcement are tied in a different way. they can't go to where these things are emanating from, where the ideology is being preached. and even iflist this individual remained on the list, the fbi only has so many resources and how does that list translate to action? being on the flow -- on the no-fly list doesn't equate to you can't get a gun. being on the watchlist comes with its own shortcomings. i think that giving the fbi that mightuthorities be garnered if we had a declaration of war or a different authorization in the use of military force would allow some latitude that they don't currently have but we certainly can't keep them out of the investigative process where we know these things are occurring. that is what we think of