carney saw that.ven though he was wounded, he threw away his own gun and he picked it up, and he planted it on top of the parapet. that probably is what we are seeing here, a depiction of that event. it was something for which, an was widely which he ewa celebrated. plantedrgeant carney the flag, the order to retreat came and he carefully furled the flag and brought it back to the 54th headquarters and presented it to the officers of the 54th. when he did he uttered the words that became immortalized. mysaid, "boyd, s, i but did duty. she never touch the ground." those words got quoted in the northern press numerous times. they actually became a theuiting tool sueused by union army to get other african-americans to enlist in the army. you can see evidence of that here in this print which depicts inanner that was hung front of a recruiting station in philadelphia. woundedel shows a sergeant carney being tended to by another soldier with words above it saying, "boys, i but d id my duty. she never touch

would you give carney credit? >> yes, i would. everybody underestimates the pace of recovery here in the u.k. what would've seen in the past 12 months is a continuation of a forecast for the u.k. not the slightly this year are wuhan growth well above 3%. it may subside next year to around 2.5%. is a good growth recovering and against the background of upgrading surprising that the bank of england has had to change its guidance on where interest rates are going. going back to one key factor you have not mentioned is tough to buy in the real estate market. auditedhad substantial easing program. let's not forget the bank of england owns about 35% of the british government bond markets. that is injection and liquidity and has been a key factor in boosting. critics some of that data before -- >> some of that data before mark carney. the interdependence between the u.k. and eurozone and they were very negative over the past four years and has been the euro crisis. the fact it has ended and would've had recovery led by germany. >> thank

also coming up, it is complicated with carney. one year into the relationship, we see why he is behaving, like some say, like an unreliable boyfriend. and we look at how luxury can thrive in the digital age. first, we begin with our top story. bnp paribas has been slapped with a record $9 billion fine for violating u.s. sanctions. france's largest bank will pay nearly $9 billion and says he deeply regrets the past misconduct that led to the settlement. manus cranny has the details. tell us more. >> well, they said sorry. i think that is the first instance read they have also tried to reassure the market about what $9 billion means to us, to the shareholder, and to the staff. gethe shareholder, you will a dividend, 1.5 euros. not as much as you thought the market was looking for two eur os. we are in no rush to raise capital. we can shoulder this burden. a variety of issues, but a sensible he looking at -- ostensibly, how much money did you make over the sanctions? how much did perry bob make -- paribas make breaking the rules? the

>> mark carney would be england's star striker.hen he stepped down for the first time, the bank of england's new captain faced a tough task, but his fans were cheering him on. almost straightaway, he he launched his first attack -- forward guidance. it links interest rates to unemployment. unemployment went down faster than a desperate player in the box. mark carney moves the goalposts. a few months later, he moves them again. the u.k. economy is top of the league with the highest growth in the g7. he may need to go on a counterattack once again. central banking, it is a funny old game. >> joining me now is our next guest. how would you assess mark carney's one-year tenure as governor of the bank of england? >> he is a good worker. success.it it is a >> has it been as much of a success as some of his other central bank colleagues around the world? mario draghi has announced some significant measures. janet yellen has taken over for ben bernanke. where does he stand? aggressive policy, which is bringing success. it is what we need a

governor mark carney speaks today in class cap -- in glasgow.he eu threatening to restrict capital access to eu markets and defense technologies, deciding to blacklist russian businesspeople and companies for the first time. the widest sanctions list potentially do tomorrow. russia's ambassador to the eu is warning leaders against damaging their own economies. >> the impact on european ,usiness, the banking community will not be less than that on the russian business. regulators ordered domestic airlines to suspend flights to israel as palestinian rockets fired from militants in the area around tel aviv's main airport. european carriers also canceled services. israel's transport minister says the airport is safe and that a a prize fors terror. elliott gotkine joins us from the phone in tel aviv. ring us up to speed. is it escalating, is is stabilizing? what is the picture? >> i can see the gaza strip from where i am right now and i can hear it israeli artillery being fired. i have not heard any sirens in the particular area where i have been all

and mark carney testifying on the financial stability report. right now, trading below that 1.71 figure and yesterday, 1.7070 right now the level. it's a big week for cnbc as we team with institutional investors to present the annual delivering alpha conference on wednesday. some of the biggest names in business and politics will be on hand and kate kelly has a preview. >> we're just a day away from our annual hedge fund conference. there should be plenty to talk about. the trouble making money with global macro betts and where to look for returns in the stock market. we'll have key note speeches by jack lew, continuing the tradition of always having the treasury secretary kick off the day's proceedings. carl icahn who will hopefully shed light on its latest plans for family dollar and new jersey governor chris christie. i'm always looking forward to talking to ken griffin. in addition to managing $20 billion in his hedge funds and running a major marketing business, he has views about the banking industry, including a desire to see it broken up

on tv carney might just sort of break and break down.s why white house reporters do it. >> see, i actually think it flips the other way, susan, in private if i didn't think the the cameras were around i might blast them more than with the cameras. more respectful with the cameras than behind closed doors if i thought someone wasn't giving the information. >> i think what a.b. is saying is true. the shaming issue. i think that the press has felt pressured to put more pressure on the press secretary because they are not getting information. and that's a story in itself out there. and that's why you see the more animated in these press briefings. they don't want to look like they are laying down and not getting answers and information. that's as much a part of it. it's true that these animated exchanges between reporter and press secretary make the evening news and they can be very helpful to a reporter's career. aside from that, i think it has nothing to do with the relevancy of the questions i hear asked. and the degree to which people ar

she will try to adjust those expectations in a similar way that mark carney did. try to reassure markets that the rate hike is some way off. that will happen sooner than people expect. the inflation numbers are not going up sharply. if we measure cpi, ppi, all of those things taking up a little bit. yellenproblem is, janet is calling that noise. >> when you see inflation steadily moving higher, it is still at very benign levels. -- i understand the aspect of it. look what has happened to the labor market. wages are lagging indicator. at some point, they will start to move higher. >> introducing a little bit of hawkishness, she might, but should she? >> we certainly think she should. the economy is well above three percent. if we continue to see payroll 270,000, if we have two or three months of that, perhaps the unemployment rate is below six percent. -- sheot a subtle hint could be quite scared that we get round two. >> yields are only 2.5% on 10 years. we are much closer to the end of tapering. very explicit at the fomc that they will finish in october. we might

nancy says carney could not do that.nd a terrible message that apple does not care about the truth. not only would i not buy any apple stock, i would not buy or use any of their product. samantha, that seems pretty strong. >> right. i think a lot of people were talking about this yesterday. that little nugget was. in a story about carney possibly going to uber. it may be a political segue. that is one thing that would mention he may be interested in apple. other sources say that may not necessarily happen. they're person retired after 20 years. now they are looking for someone that can kind of shape things up. i think that is a little bit of it. carney with uber is the ultimate irony. stuart: hold on a second, samantha. yahoo!. their ad revenues are way down. marissa mayer is very much on the hot seat. i do not think that she has yet shown that she can run the operational side of yahoo!'s business. she has done good with aly baba because yahoo! has a chunk of that. >> right. it has actually been two years since she was a

we have had some comments from mark carney.g is higher on the inflation data. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." >> israel accepts a cease-fire. reports of rockets fired from the gaza strip towards israel. jpmorgan and goldman sachs report earnings. -- tradingl training profits be. lyft take on the big yellow taxi industry. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are live from our world headquarters in new york. i am tom keene. joining me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. a busy morning. adam, what do we have? accelerates toon the fastest rate since january. the doj is hoping -- >> it really moved the sterling. >> it spiked on that news. in japan, it is more of the same. they will expand the balance sheet by ¥7 trillion. data, 8:30, retail sales.

the only thing that has changed is not mark carney. the economy is flying faster. the things he thought would take time that happened earlier. but business knows where interest rates are going, and they trust mark carney to get it right. >> thank you for joining us. the director general of the confederation of british industry. we will take a break here on "on the move." ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." u.s. markets are closing early. tomorrow is independence day. one time honored tradition is the all famous hot dog eating contest. we check out one particular competition. she takes on a competitive eater. ♪ >> this place has been here since 1960. on the fourth of july, 15 people try to eat as many hot dogs as they can. today, i am also going to do that. >> let me hear it for -- [cheering] >> two million people watching. it is a big deal. >> we've got 15 hotdogs. 10 for you and five for me. we are going to race for one minute. you are going to need as much as you can. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. start eating! >> so have you want any money? >> i won third place in a festiv

mark carney has thrown volatility into the mix. janet yellen must've had a phone call telling him to stir things up. what's this? the bagpipes are playing. you have a referendum in scotland. i don't think anyone is saying for one moment that the nationalists will win and scotland will go out of the union, but you just don't know. it's the elephant in the room according to jefferies. it could blow the possible thinking of a very early rate hike. >> i was looking around for some anecdotal evidence of where the looming vote on scotland, a state agency and the u.k. talking about how they found anecdotal evidence that scottish homeowners are delaying plans. is can imagine how that where they say 1/5 of companies say they have this vote as one thing influencing their business decisions. the there in the back of mind and consumers and investors and also at the bank of england. interesting look at quÉbec because we have a canadian leading the bank of england right now. they have an independent vote and that was pretty close. >> i think mar

. >> judge carney has -- is a conservative republican judge. he was appointed by george w. bush. >> reporter: matt is an attorney with the death penalty opposing are. >> it's cruel and unusual. >> reporter: the idea behind that is that the death penalty in california has become so uncertain, and arbitrary, it has become in its own right a form of cruelty. victims advocate marc klaas is fuming over that interpretation. >> it's another slap in the face of california's crime victims. >> reporter: he said judge carney's decision flies in the face of what the people in california want and eventually the death penalty will be back on the ballot. >> so that the law of the land, which is that execution is legal in california, and the will of the people, which is a majority of californians favor the death penalty, will then be able to move forward as the law would suggest it should. >> reporter: death penalty proponents would like to get a measure on the ballot in 2016. in the meantime there is a question of an appeal. the state attorney general said she is studying today's decision

carney speaking a little bit later in glasgow.ay tuned for that with the minutes with guy johnson, up next. ♪ >> good morning. welcome back. we are live from european headquarters in london. the minutes from the rate decision. no change. nobody put their hand up to say they need a rate cut. thatank of england says some members say that the risk of a rates rise has been a prelude to the hands going up. there are votes that people expect are coming in the near future. touch -- ds yet a ipped a touch. some analysis now. joining us is the chief u.k. economist. pretty much as much as predicted. what do you make of the statement? changeslooking at vote and not words at the moment. we have inconsistent messages in recent much -- months and we are not focusing on that. >> do you think they are the words of the most likely candidate to put his hand up? in february, he thought that the rate increase should come in the first quarter of next year and he has put his cards on the table already. >> where are yours? >> they were in q1. i am looki

jay carney, for good or bad is the face of this.ngs to be apolitical, than to be device agnostic whenever possible. this is an administration getting a lot of flak around the world for its spying and using high-tech to do so. we'll put the face of that administration in at the top of corporate public relations at apple? i don't think that makes a lot of sense personally. stuart: very interesting perspective. michael. get back to you in a second. i want to go to nicole. i'm looking at tape, i see michael kors taking a hit. what is going on? >> downgraded. price cut from barclays, citigroup and also stearn agee. the stock is down 5.7%. that's a pretty big move. michael kors has been doing great and grabbing market share from other companies such as coach. the near term markdowns that michael kors is doing in the summertime. so we're seeing the stock take a drop today. >> we've got more movement in oil and gold. oil is below $100 a barrel as of today. gold is below $1300 an ounce. look at crude at 99.36. trey, you're big on this. what

uber might be too free market-oriented for jay carney. i'm not so sure people will be warm to someone like jay carney being in that position after he did what he did at the white house. melissa: i think it is pretty interesting. if you look at him, white house was under assault at the time he departed. uber very much under assault. this signals they want to fight and put somebody in who is combative. jack what do you think. >> i saw the reports online, it smells like fake news to me. melissa: really? >> i don't see him going to apple. i see someone out there publishing reports. melissa: he could make a lost money. isn't that what it is all about. you go to washington, pay your dues, in the limelight and come out making a fortune? >> i think you do but won't exactly look for him. don't think there is anything to it. >> probably looking to make a lot of money right now. anybody will grab him up. if he can focus himself in the tech sector that is where gazillions of dollars is. melissa: another good one. sean parker apparently not enjoying r

mark carney will be giving a speech. these are the bloomberg headlines.u is threatening to restrict russian access to both capital markets and sensitive energy and defense technologies. european leaders decided to blacklist for the first time. the eu sanctions list and russia's about esther -- ambassador is warning against damaging their own economy. the impact from european businesses on the banking community and business community will not be less than that on the russian business. orderingegulators domestic airlines to suspend flights to israel as palestinian militants fire a rocket near tel aviv's main airport. israel's transport ministers says the airport is safe and aat the suspension gives prize to terror. the bank of england releasing minutes from its july meeting later this morning. investors looking for any signs the central bank is ready to raise interest rates. the u.s. and the u.k. have seen an acceleration in job growth which could mean higher rates of by the end of 2015. >> let's move onto tech news now. we've had apple, microsoft yesterday

and for carney, it's like killing two birds with one stone.bathe regularly -- melissa: charlie, insulting john carney who, by the way, is dripping with water right now. >> he's savoring the feel of water on his body because it's rare -- melissa: are you getting doused with water or no? >> i'm doing it for the cause. melissa: okay, you're going to do it. >> i would like simon constable to do it with me. as a matter of fact, i would like simon to -- we can't wait. liz claman, take it away. ♪ ♪ liz: will it be earnings or the fed? where will investors take their cues? merck and pfizer already out with results, american education press and twitter report after the close. all this as the federal reserve begins a two-day policy meeting, and we get new economic data too. we'll get behind the numbers and look at the market impact. >>> mid cap marvels, idp, this is an integrated device technology company providing wireless power in your

completely avoidable if they only did what they were supposed to do is central bankers like mark carney here in the u.k. he said that the real estate in london is in a bubble. the definition of the job of a central banker as it was described many years ago is to take away the punch bowl when the party gets too raucous so mark carney by not raising interest rates right now is imposing a destructive real estate bubble on the people here in london there around the u.k. because he's either too timid or he's corrupt to do what he was put there to do and that is to rein in these bubbles so we talked about the policy scheme element an aspect of selling potato chip which is of cheap money and flipping it for ever higher asset prices risky asset prices now the other side of that is in the exact opposite is we take these public services like the national rail or now the national health and still use the same price theoretically but they reduce the service they just reduce the quality and that's the same way of creating the same swap of the potato wedge for a higher price and it just cancer care p

that leads us to expect that while growth will remain strong -- >> mark carney.eliberately injecting ?ome volatility he doesn't strike me as the kind of man that blindly makes statements. we are having a conversation here. it is good to be unsure of my footing. is that what carney is doing? >> i don't think the communication on the speech was ideal. the one concern that they do have was in the lack of risk premium priced in at the front end. i think where markets misinterpreted the speech, they took it as a signal from carney -- in a sense, he was saying there are no promises but we expect to raise rates by the end of this year. as the minutes came out, i think market participants realized that wasn't the message they were trying to convey. the message was more, no promises about when rates could rise. we are concerned by the degree of risk. whether intentionally or not, he introduced a fair degree of risk premium. >> he has given it to them in spades. we are going to have to leave it there. in a word, we see mortgage approval coming off highs. is that a bit of a

mark carney has called lloyds manipulation republic henceable.d it may amount to criminal conduct on the part of individuals involved. yesterday lloyds agreed to pay 323 million pounds for libor rigging. profit has fallen 29% and net income declined missing the average analyst estimates of 470 million. the bank cited concerns about sanctions in russia and conflict in the middle east that could impact projections. u.b.s. posted a boost in profit for the second quarter. there was a discussion whether relations are russia are affecting the business. >> actions taken against individuals, for us, it is business as usual. we are committed to the russian markets. >> plenty of expost pose your to russia. renault is in exception. even as they rev up european sales. hans nichols has more on the headwinds on the political standoff over ukraine. how does the russian standoff get factored in? >> you look at the first half of in russia, down 8%. june, 10%. this morning 10% were the numbers sales will be down this russia and now they are saying it may be an opt

carney is also being considered for a top job at san francisco based uber. >>> google building a team of bug hunting hackers. they are known as project zero. the sole mission is tracking down and getting rid of the security flaws. one member of the team is george hot. at 17 he became the world's first hacker to crack at & t's lock on the iphone. >>> the u.s. senate now gets its say at whether internet access will remain free. right now there is a temporary ban on taxing internet access but it expires on november 1st. the house of representatives voted to stop state from adding the tax. >>> coming up next a tragic e. to a popular summertime activity. the accident that led to the death of a nine-year-old girl in the south bay. >> good morning. northbound 280 san jose it looks good getting up through downtown san jose. i will tell you more about the developing morning commute. >> cloudy skies. combination of low. a few showers. we'll see if there is any more coming across. >>> tragedy in the south bay. how a community is reacting after a little girl lost her life during a popular summert

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mark carney was speaking yesterday. picking up a number of messages.essage could be that when rates to rise, it will rise gradually. the other message could be look, i am preparing you for rises. maybe not now, but they are coming sooner rather than later. is that what you took away? >> that has been the message for a while now. they suppress the market. the markets are so complacent. since then, markets got the message. in general, i would say the change in tone for the first talkingrk carney was about the towns and the exports that was part of the speech. -- pounds and the exports that was part of the speech. mark carney really became the governor. could be the reason for them to buy some time. more appreciation on the delay. >> it we see sanctions from the eu on russia one of the involves access to the capital markets or to london in general, is that kind of any negative risk involved? been one of the reasons why the pound has been so resilient, especially against the euro. it could be explained with the russian money flowing into the market. >> is

please welcome jay carney! ( cheers and applause ) hey, jay, thank you for coming on. all right.h, jay. >> stephen. >> stephen: stephen colbert, the "colbert report." i have a 12-part question. jay, are you going to answer any of my questions today? >> i'll say a lot. >> stephen: you'll say a lot? all right. are you still working for the white house officially right now? >> i have another 24 hours as white house press secretary, so -- >> stephen: okay, good. ( cheers and applause ). so i can still maintain a healthy contempt for you. because as soon as you're not working for that guy, you know i'm going to like you. >> well i hope so. >> stephen: what are you going to do? first of all, why are you quitting, you quitter? could you not take it? >> i got an e-mail from somebody calling me a quitter. >> stephen: you are a quitter, quitter. man up. there's a war about to start in iraq again. come on. don't you want to answer those questions? >> you know, i got an e-mail earlier this year from someone who said,un," you're the longest serving white house press secretary since the mid-90

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district judge carney said in his order that delays of two decades or more in resolving appeals and carrying out only a few executions have created an irrational system and said it violates the eighth amendment which bans cruel and unusual punchment. jones sued the state after he was sentenced to death 19 years ago. the judge wroet, the death sentence has been transformed into one nobody could ever impose, life in prison with a remote possibility of death. the federal judge's ruling is something death penalty opponents have been waiting for and they say the system has been broken for some time. and matt jerry is with a group that has fought executions. >> we have 747 people alive on death row, but there have been no executions for the past eight years, and in fact since the death penalty was reinstituted in the 1970s, there have only been 13 executions in california. >> the state temporarily stopped executing prisoners in 2006 when another federal judge ruled that flaws in the lethal injection protocol created a risk for painful and failed executions, and the last time the death penalty was

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and that's what judge carney found cruel and unusual. he said it was a random and arbitrary application of the death penalty. in the past 37 years, 900 people have been sentenced to death in california. and of those 900, only 13 have been executed. that, said judge carney is evidence of a system that is so dysfunctional that executions have become depen didn't on arbitrary and random factors rather than the nature of the crime and the date of the sentencing. a death opponent organization in san francisco -- >> it is cruel and unusual in the same sense that being struck by lightning is cruel and unusual. >> reporter: mark klaas is fuming. he says what is needed is to fix the system by limiting appeals and streamlining the process. we asked voters on san francisco's market street how they would vote. >> i would vote to have it. >> i don't think so. >> reporter: you would vote against it? >> i think i would. >> death penalty. >> reporter: you'd be in favor. >> i would vote to keep the death penalty, yes. >> reporter: by no means a scientifi

although judge carney's rowing doesn't ban the death penalty outright it's a strong indictment that will hopefully carry the weight for a state wide ban by two thousand and sixteen and considering that the u.s. remains one of the only industrialized countries in the world that still carries out this barbaric practice i think it's time we step up to the plate and start treating human life with the respect it deserves. the most about the right of species extinction is exactly the type of thought we tend to carry in the back of our minds but make no. mistake all around the world the effects of climate change are causing irreparable harm the life on earth according to a recent un report climate change is in widespread and consequential harm to animals and plants that are struggling to adapt to new conditions many climate scientists agree that our rapidly changing weather one day out of the lead the near term extinctions threatening the future of our planet this is exactly the topic of a new book called extinction dialogues how to live with that in mind or i was joined by the book's co-author

this would be quite ash well, a left turn for carney, who has mostly been in journalism in washington administration there. >> i think they weren't saying it was a done deal, that he was in the running. there were other reporters say it's -- >> i think it's not uncommon for people who have spent time in washington to switch over to press, and he certainly would be be the first one, but i think he has a lot of options. maybe he'll go into television and have his own show, but i think apple really needs someone who is used to dealing with policy issues, as well as keeping things secret. he has some experience there. >> jon, what are you hearing here? it looks like tim cook wants to go in a slightly different direction. there were two deputies there in pr, natalie karas, and steve dowelling. jay carney would be in the mold of mark penn who went to microsoft, somebody who knows global, who knows regulatory, who knows brand but from a slightly different perspective. it's an outside option, but i don't get the indicate that apple has decided by any stretch. >> we'll get to that and follow i

although judge carney's rowing doesn't ban the death penalty outright it's a strong indictment that will hopefully carry the weight for a state wide ban by two thousand and sixteen and considering that the u.s. remains one of the only industrialized countries in the world that still carries out this barbaric practice i think it's time we step up to the plate and start treating human life with the respect it deserves. the most about the right of species extinction is exactly the type of thought we tend to carry the back of our minds but make no. mistake all around the world the effects of climate change are causing irreparable harm the life on earth according to a recent un report climate change is doing widespread and consequential harm to animals and plants that are struggling to adapt to new conditions many climate scientists agree that our rapidly changing weather one day out of the lead the near term extinctions threatening the future of our planet this is exactly the topic of a new book called extinction dialogues how to live with that in mind or i was joined by the book's co-author

although judge carney's rolling doesn't ban the death penalty outright it's a strong indictment that will hopefully carry the weight for a state wide ban by two thousand and sixteen and considering that the u.s. remains one of the only industrialized countries in the world that still carries out this barbaric practice i think it's time we step up to the plate and start treating human life with the respect it deserves. the most about the right of species extinction is exactly the type of thought we tend to carry in the back of our minds but make no. mistake all around the world the effects of climate change are causing irreparable harm the life on earth according to a recent un report climate change is doing widespread and consequential harm to animals and plants that are struggling to adapt to new conditions many climate scientists agree that our rapidly changing weather one day out of the lead the near term extinctions threatening the future of our planet this is exactly the topic of a new book called extinction dialogues how to live with that in mind or i was joined by the book's c

jay carney the former press secretary for obama was picked. they are looking for a friendly face.mors go, it's just one of many. some say uber is looking to hire jay carney, as well. >>> these days gas mileage is a big factor for car buyers. so it's not surprising that car makers are accused of inflating their miles per gallon estimate. on the consumerwatch, julie watts on how the government may be cracking down. >> reporter: ford, hyundai and kia are just a few of the companies that have recently been fined for inaccurate mileage estimates. and now the epa is calling on automakers to change the way they test for gas mileage. the "wall street journal" reports the epa is considering new rules that would require they actually test cars on the road instead of relying on real world simulations in the lab. the epa wants car companies to start measuring air resistance and friction in the related world rather than computer simulations and while some already do this, it would establish a regulatory requirement. >>> well, next time you stay in a hotel, you may want to think twice about usi