bp said they didn't think the rig would sink. it did. they said they could handle an exxon valdez size spill every day. they couldn't. bp said the spill was 1,000 barrels per day. it wasn't, and they knew it. in preparation for this hearing, the committee reviewed the oil spill safety response plans for all of the companies here today. what we found was that these 5 companies have response plans that are virtually identical. the plans site identical response capabilities and tout identical ineffective equipment. >> over one million dollars will be awarded to the teams that prove that theirir cleanup systm could meet the competition's strictest requirements. >> our first p prize, the winnnn schmidt oil cleanup x challenge was s a response, essentiaiallyo something wewe all remember, the deepwater horizon oil spill in the gulf of mexico. in 2010-- i certainly remember, i'm sure a lot ofof folks do--this was ongoing every day, oil spilling into the gulf, the havoc it was wreaking on wetlands and other critical ecosystems of the gulf coast,

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bp has agreed to merge its norwegian unit with that norsk, -- i care will while bp willke oh 30's --istleblower is helping the u.s. security regulator about the borate -- deutsche bank trading. -- the bank has declined to comment but referred to a statement given to bloomberg last month that says it is cooperating with the sec. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: let's have market checks and's we are about does go hours into the trading session. we are seeing a little bit of dollar strength. you can see overall probably the story of the day and the week is a lot of these yields under pressure. we have a new negative record low for the 10 year japanese bond yield. stay with bloomberg, "surveillance" is next. that is not in negative territory, but it is that 0.02. we have an interview with a former ecb president and we will be asking him about negative rate and corporate bond buying. i will be joined by tom keene from new york. ♪ francine: the big bond theory. yields hit record lows. the 10 year bond makes headlines. of monetary policy is needed to fix the euro area. europe

voice bp is going to have the most -- rajoy's bp is going to have the most seats in parliament.le you have the socialists and pro-market reformers who are looking for european consensus friendly reform of spain, more competition budget discipline. but that bp, the socialists and less analysts, you have agreement on what the policies -- on what policies they want. -- well rajoy try to cling onto his job despite the allegations against him flacco or will the step aside? if he steps aside, the deal between the two parties will be done ready quickly. why if you seats up or did -- or down is going to have a big effect on his bargaining position as he goes into those talks. francine: thank you so much, ben sills. we will be following that. we'll bring fall -- we will bring you any breaking news phone that on sunday. -- news following that on sunday. european stocks are also gaining. u.s. equity index futures advancing the pound still strengthening. atico peso, you can see that 18.32. the russian ruble leading gains as crude rallying above $49 a barrel. voting has begun in britain's hi

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this is from bp. the documentary about bp, undercover video.n it, omar mateen is basically saying everybody wants to have bad things happen so they can get work and keep getting work doing cleanup. this is the first time we have heard from him. this is just a couple years ago, coming on the night we hear his wife says he was planning an attack for months if not years. when you see this video, what do you see, bob? >> i see somebody looking for a cause. he's psychologically confused, adrift, if you like. he's looking for anything, whether it's environmental, you know, political causes we don't even know about so far. and he eventually landed on the islamic state. probably like the fbi says, according to self had he krutment. and he just wanted some sort of anchor in his life. it's a strange anchor for all of us. but for him, if you're this disturbed, it's not a big leap. i have seen this happen over and over again with various groups around the world, where people are in a lot of personal trouble. and overnight they turn to violence. >> and art,

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so the european companies are shell and bp, the u.s. company reformed after rockefeller's standard oil was broken up. you'll remember from history that teddy roosevelt challenged the oil industry under rockefeller and there was a proceeding on the ended up breaking up standard oil, rockefeller's company into about 30 companies. that is usually the end of the story. but but actually that should be the beginning of the story because standard oil was not really broken up. standard oil got to write its own plan and each of those 30 companies with exxon actually getting about half of the value of the original standard oil, rockefeller maintained an interest in each one. the three rockefeller companies were exxon, chevron, and mobile. of of course we know exxon and mobil eventually were merged and actually texaco also merged into chevron. we are actually talking about for companies today. but for most, a good chunk of the 20th century there were seven companies that were really almost dictating public policy and the american company had a hug

let's talk about death let's talk with the former bp ceo, -- former bp abou with the ceo, lord brownee? i had a very different family after the war, my mother having survived auschwitz. it is exactly the sort of union we need in europe -- not political totally, but enough to make sure that unnecessary nationalism is dampened. damaging nationalism is dampened throughout europe. tom: has prime minister cameron capture the emotion and the tone that you feel? pretty soon i am going to start invoking sir winston. minister capturing what john browne feels? i think he is doing some of it. the primary axis has been economic. what is the uncertainty? that has been the question. my own view is that more of the emotion needs to be put in. pocketbooks matter. that is what is being focused on. i would like to feel that this is more emotional. it is about the future, and i think some of the young people, many of the in people, while they have not experienced the war -- many of the young people, while they have not experienced the war, feel that the future is about inclusion, and that is in itself a

the facebook bp of global marketing on bloomberg .ess is the author of a new he joinshere it is -- us now. there is this thing in silicon valley. you have to have a platform. when you look at companies like black, it's not just a car healing application. maybe it is food delivery -- incident trying to make a platform out of it, how do you explain it in your book? guest: software alone is a commodity. it enough to have a great mobile app. it's about having the underlying business model. there's a business model and that is the biggest this rupture in the economic lance and above the 20th century. your --s a disruptor mobile is a disrupt your -- the thing underlying this disruption's are the platforms. we talk about consumers these days but it is looking at producers and how do you harness is connection between independent third parties driving avalue like car for uber or posting a video to youtube and the platforms that are accelerating that. apps are important but they are just one piece of the overall transaction. cory: it's interest

when we return, the former ceo of bp, lord john browne will join us.ys if the uk votes to leave, britain would be diminished on the world stage. "squawk on the street" will be right back. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. >>> here's your cnbc update at this hour. north korea tv releasing photos of kim jong un and test missile launches. a pair of big music acts threw a last-minute charity concert to benefit the victims of the orlando shooting. the concert raised at least $700,000 with 100% going to the orlando fund. >> a giant purple mural of prince was unveiled on side of the music theater. that's our cnbc news update

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omar mateen unwittingly appeared in a documentary about the bp oil spill. he worked as a security guard for several months during the cleanup process in pensacola, florida, back in 2010. a filmmaker drove up to the scene using undercover cameras. >> do you have a badge? >> i'm wondering what's going on here. >> it's for bp, like the oil spill. >> is there any way i with talk to any of the people up there working? >> there's people out here, but they're scattered all over the place. no gives a [ ble] paid. they're like hoping for more oil to come out and more people to complain so they'll have jobs because once people get laid off here, it's going to suck for them. they want more disaster to happen because that's where the money making is. >> it's all about the money right? >> it's all about the money, exactly. >> that documentary is called "the big fix." >>> the nightclub in orlando has been raising political questions about race, terror, guns in america. today hillary clinton and donald trump were 600 miles apart. yet they faced off against each other on n

instantaneously it will not change exactly what bp does. we will respond.personal concern is the unintended concert with us. no one is quite sure what will happen. i am sure the pound will gyrate a bit. it will hit the world. uncertainty for britain, so i am concerned about that longer-term. ryan: and what are you telling your employees about brexit inside the office? bob: i think our employees know my position in the chairman's position on this. what we areffice, sad, and we have put it out to people, we are not a political organization. we encourage you to vote, take the time off to vote, here is how you do it, registered to vote, but what we really encourage people to do is get engaged. ryan: a weaker pound is actually a net gain for exporters, possibly even for oil producers, which might be a byproduct of a brexit. do you agree with that view? bob: i think it is a view. i think the other potential for financial markets creating uncertainty, and as we have seen just even this last week or so when the fed did not raise interest rates, oil prices actually

. >> and then i moved over to bp -- >> bp, you mean the oil -- >> yeah. >> oh, well, yeah. >> yeah. >> hi, how you doing? good to see you. >> i'm doing an event with -- [inaudible] >> [inaudible] oh, he's gone. >> yeah. but i'm doing an event with him in london. >> oh, nice. >> in three weeks' time. [inaudible conversations] >> no, no, i'm very much against it. >> i actually was a bit cross with him, because i thought they wanted to talk about something broader, so i said -- actually, i didn't want to talk about that. i wanted to talk about more structural things about the nature of capitalism and the lack of competition and the -- [inaudible] rather than the way individual companies behave. >> yeah. >> which is fine, sort of interesting, i think much more interesting is the fact we've got all these incredible giant corporations like bp that have accumulated so much power, they can exploit their customers and local communities. >> yeah -- [inaudible] on camera. [laughter] yeah, you're right. [laughter] >> i'm joking. i know you're part of -- >> i wasn't there back -- >> i've only been

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but they work on it in bp. nice split-finger right there, by the way. they work on it in bp. so all of a sudden, what's the difference of working on it in batting practice, on the field. it's the same approach. you just slow everything down. if you feel that you're overswinging or you're not recognizing pitches, then take a few pitches. track them as you're hitting. there's a lot of little things. you get a wider stance. wider stance helps you out. helps you quiet your body down, makes you use your hands. there are a lot of little things that you can do to help slow the game down. and not be in a hurry like i said in the first key is don't be in a hurry to hit. 65% of the time the pitcher will throw a first-pitch strike. next thing you know he'll try to throw the nasty slider. then you're 1-1. then he'll try to spot the fastball away. next thing you know you're back in a 2-1 count. it happens. >> tom: been there done that? >> matt: many times. right, jeff? it's just a thing where you need to -- it's just a thing where you need to just relax when you're hitting. same as pitchi

bp america is a key customer of fitbit for over three years. so these are the stats. >> why do those stats, do you think, trump things like how many discounts there are in different stores that people to go or how often you're searched? these have been the mickey mouse reasons people have been using to sell the stock. >> i think it is because a lot of our revenue comes. look. we're a long term business. group health is going to be an incredibly part of our business. one concrete data point other than the savings these corporations are seeing is look how many peer reviewed research studies and papers that fit bit is part of. right now there are over 100 studies that we're a part of. one big one was the dana far better cancer institute. they're looking to see if fit bits can be used as an integral part of the breast cancer. >> you've been very clear, you have said there isn't necessarily a linkage to stop breast krangs but you have stayed over and over again that as you get more and more data, you will switch over in the minds of investors. what

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about the bp oil spill of all things.rm confirmed that is the killer working as a security guard in pensacola. he speaks on the hidden camera talking about people making money off disasters. >> no one gives a [ bleep ] here. everybody is out to get paid. they are hoping for more oil to come out and more people to complain so they have jobs. because once people get laid off here, it will suck for them. they want more disaster to happen. that's where their money making is. >> it's all about the money, right? >> all about the money. exactly. >> in addition to this, new witnesses emerging who say they saw the gunman out in the gay community. cord tells cnn he saw the killer at pulse and he approached him repeatedly on grindr a year ago. interactions he describes as creepy. he said he wasn't interested, but one of his friends chatted with him over a span of years. >> one of my friends has been speaking with him since 2007 on and on years at a time. he sent him a picture of his private part. my friend was attracted to him. he a

learning more about omar mateen today, folks realize he was interviewed for a documentary about the bp oil spill six years ago when he was working as a security guard. >> i'm just wondering what is going on here. >> for bp oil spill. >> is there anyway i can talk to people there? working? >> like, there are people here but they're scattered all over the place. there is no one to talk to, any supervisors. everybody just gets out to get paid. they're hoping for more oil to come out and more people to complain so they'll have a job. they want more disaster to happen. that is where their money making is. >> yes. >> lots of money? >> all about the money. exactly. >> how about that? back now to trace with the second part of the story. trace? >> yes. the fbi says the investigation could take weeks, months and years. they're probing the role of noor, the second wife, including visiting the home where she lived in a very palestinian family. neighbors say she kept to herself. listen. >> we didn't see her go in and out once. a lot of my neighbors i see them leave, go to work. pull in, out. i didn

is seen here in the documentary "the big fix" working asd a security guard at the bp oil spill. >> everybody is out to get paid. marci: his alarming words cost him another job at a florida courthouse. >> the right comments made about his allegiance to the fort hood shooter. marci: they triggered fbi investigations, which concluded were not a threat. the owner of one gun shop told investigators he tried to -- he turned mateen down and authorities were notified. no comment on that from the fbi. the focus clearly remains on the victims here in orlando. today, potential progress in the push for gun control in the wake of that deadly shooting. a frustrated connecticut lawmaker and did his 14-plus hour filibuster. the senate is now set to eventually vote on new gun control measures. the filibuster wrapped up after 2:00 a.m., 15 hours on the senate floor in the name of greater gun control. the motivation came in large part to his close connection to the new town shooting. it was in 2012 that 20 children and six at all were shot dead. the democratic senator says connecticut school shooting and nothi

this is what i saw during bp. the ball really shoots, an advantage to the home team.hot amendment took off. before he got his glove down, it's already on him. you want to catch that ball out in front. that ball took off on them. i watched it in batting practice, he struggled, i'm telling you, this feels quicker than most people anticipated. it takes a to plan, they got one more game and they're out of here for tomorrow. it can eat you up. >> kenny: fifth error committed by aybar this season. so flores on it first, james loney at the plate. to its tonight, a double, and a triple, also walked. >> harold: what you doing here? >> tom: goes back to the same thing, like a speed on the steam, the lack of ability to do anything in terms of manufacturing runs. flores has no lien on first base, sinker pitcher on the mound. you'd love to send a runner, i don't see it happening here. >> harold: again, you've got basically the whole left side of the infield. the third baseman is out of the play where he's at. if you hit it sharp, he's not getting it. they put the shift on because

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. >> reporter: this shows him working as a security guard following the bp oil spill. >> everybody is out to get paid. hoping for more oil to come out and more people to complain so they could have the jobs. >> reporter: what about his wife? noor salman. law enforcement officials sources say they have surveillance video of noor salman buying ammunition with her husband and she drove with him when he cased the nightclub. she said she tried to talk him out of an attack. >> and san francisco will honor those killed in orlando with a permanent tribute on the bay lights. 49 lights will be dedicated to them. one for each of the victims. the first is in honor of a 20- year-old, the remaining dedications will be posted between june 20 and 27. >>> a man who is fighting deportation mexico is out ofization -- deportation to m is out of jail. he came -- to mexico is out of jail. he came to the u.s. to run from violence in mexico. officials say he is free pending a decision in his case. he is required to check in with officers and appear for court hearings. >>> bay area home owners who have been d

she wrote a song about how she foun ♪ got the news bp ♪ >> it's about emb your story and not apologizingbecause makes you who you are. as long as you grow from it, you don't have to apoll sgiz for it. >> jamie spent the next nine years out of the spotlight, but not anymore. she's sharing her life now on her tlc special. how scary was it to bring the cameras into your life? especially with a young daughter at home. >> it was very scary. i think it's any time you're around cameras. >> when i became pregnant, the world that i knew came crashing down. i look back now and i'm like, oh, my gosh. >> jamie told her mother the news in a note. >> what do you think are some of the biggest misconceptions aaout jamie lynn? is there anything you wi people saw more of from her? >> her funny side, because she is so fun the way she imitates she's right on. >> does she do a good britney impression? >> oh, she does a really good britney impression. >> she would have to, right? >> right. >> that would be a "saturday night live" thing..o cf1 o >> special says jamie lynn's life w husband, her stepfather. >> w

mateen working as a security guard featured in this documentary called "the big fix" at the site of the bpoil spill. >> everybody is just out to get paid. >> it's all about the money, right? >> all about the money. >> reporter: disgruntled, and his anger costing him his job at a florida courthouse. >> there was a comment made about his allegiance to the fort hood shooter, and those comments brought immediate alarm to my staff and the super visors at the courthouse. >> reporter: the incident triggering one of two fbi investigations, both showing he wasn't a threat. his been struggling with his identity. >> he could not be his true self- >> reporter: today the fbi turning its focus on omar mateen's second wife trying to determine what she knew about her husband's plot. she hasn't been seen in public since stopping by her apartment monday night. >> the evidence you find in the united states. we're leaving no stone unturned. we can't speculate on the charges or if there will be charges. >> reporter: sources say when the fbi obtained footage of her when he bought ammunition, she started coopera

. >>> there was a huge gas explosion at a bp plant in mississippi overnight. >> the aftermath lit up the night sky. you see high arching flames there. check out the video. it is not clear what caused the explosion, but good news, nobody was injured. employees were able to stop the employee of natural gas into the plant before the situation got more serious. it took firefighters to get it under control. >>> a new development out of west virginia, where floodwaters have finally started to recede. crews are beginning to assess the damage left behind. 23 people have died in that area, dealing with the worst flooding it has seen in 1,000 years. >>> school officials are trying to figure out what needs to be done before the school year begins in august. mud and water destroyed several classrooms. hundreds of guard troops are on the way to help clean up the mess that's been left behind. >>> 4:48 and on capitol hill, more will be revealed into the 2012 benghazi tragedy. house democrats on the committee cleared hillary clinton of any blame. today, house republicans will be issuing their final

>> no but the bp u can shoot is down. >> unless they are hit by thunder, your health is not jeopardized. >> thunder. >> power lines. >> start it off. >> regular segment on radio show, she comes on every other week. >> supposed to bring stake holders to the tables. >> where is that conversation. >> coming out piece by piece thanks to you. >> off the air, a caught up with the lieutenant governor talking about taxes you paid as a new jersey residence. >> all these three of my importanchildren were born herem staying here. we have to figure out how to make it affordable. >> they have been giving the senator a lot of grief about gas tax. but tim credited you, with a conversation that let to a change in gas tax plan which will suspend any raise in the gas tax for next 10 years. >> june is national lobster month, what better way to celebrate than releasing this captive lobster no named larry, back to the ocean, that is 20 pounds of lobster, 130 years old, released back to the sea. >> i think he is happy. >> you could feed everyone in this picture with that guy. >> check out their video, he is

. >>> after a picture perfect weekend, we could bp in for stormy -- could be in for stormy weather tomorrow. >> sounds like a song. we have our yellowea alert. >> yeah. time is 4:00 p.m. more south of town and not as widespread as last thursday event. threat is wet commute, slow in the morning. need your umbrella, low. couple showers at lunchtime if walking around. hail one of the bigger threats in the moderate range. strong winds in the moderate range. this is not so much a tornadic event, more strong winds and also hail. 6:00 tomorrow morning, we do see showers to the west. loudon county and fairfax and out along i-81. by 10:00, couple showers and storms north. temperatures in the low 80s. by lunchtime, couple showers. notice nothing organized and widespread just yet. this will develop into heavier activity down stott south as a cold -- down to the south as the cold front rolls through. we'll talk about this cold front. we're monitoring another yellow alert later in the week. >> got it. >>> justice department wraps up the investigation into the case of the teen found dead >>> up next, bal