among those who addressed the crowd was the pulitzer prize winning journalist chris hedges.wrote for "the new york times" for over 15 years, 20 years a middle east correspondent covering war. his latest book is, "wages every billion: the moral imperative of revolt." >> i am chris hedges, writer. i teach in a prison in new jersey and have her many years. i am also a presbyterian minister. at this moment, i would like to ask us to pray for the loved ones we have lost in the loved ones who brought in cages across this country. oh, god, and the name of the profits, and the name of jeremiah and moses and jesus, and the name of the holy prophet and messenger from god mohammed, please be upon him. in the name of our martyrs, martin and malcolm, and the names of all who have risen up to five the a press or on by half of the -- on behalf of the oppressed, we implore you to take a do your hands the grief, the loneliness, the suffering and the pain inflicted on our brothers and sisters who have lost loved ones to police violence, who are trapped in cages, and to empower us to struggle

hedge fund that knows no losses. platinum partners. we will talk about it, next. ♪ david: from bloomberg will hit chris new york, this is the bloomberg marketday.oomberg market netanyahu was in berlin today trying to explain what he believes to be the motivation behind the ongoing violence that has rocked his country for weeks. conference alongside angela merkel, the prime and said the dispute is not about -- >> they all said they are killing israelis not because they are frustrated by a lack of progress -- they care nothing for peace. jews and to kill destroy the state of israel altogether. mark: mr. none yahoo! is scheduled to meet tomorrow with isn kerry -- mr. netanyahu scheduled to meet tomorrow with john kerry. ayatollah endorsed the accord in a letter to assad rouhani. he warned his government to be vigilant saying the united states cannot be trusted. authorities will allow interviews with two suspects in connection with the 1988 bombing of pan am flight 103. the two suspects are believed to be imprisoned on unrelated charges. fewer americans are traveling abroad to join islamic state. the fbi is aware of six people who attended to j

hedge fund. we will speak with chris wheeler in just a minute. there is a great perspective to have from chris. jes staley, did you know him? he had a good job. a good reputation. his --iven the fact that morgan stanley and prior to that of asset management, while it that make fit for a bank like our cleat, scaling back in investment banking? enougham not knowledge to comment on that. bob diamond is a good guy. >> he had a bad experience on his way out the door. lee: all of us. he did not rob or murder or kill everyone. there were mistakes made and he paid the price. but basically, i think institutions ought to have the best leadership the matter whether the is local or foreign. stephanie: how difficult is it for wall street to get top talent? look at all the people who left in the last years. lee: basically, there are a lot of people looking to make a living. it has been a place where historically one has been able to make an above average living. plenty of people want to come to wall street investors capacities and i would not worry about it. d

reporter: she admitted that on the morning of the murder she picked up chris and drove him to her house on hot springs drive. she just hedged a bit on the reason. >> the implied reason was he was going to go next door. >> to kay's house, to do what? >> we didn't talk about it. it was an implied reason, he was going to go to kay's house to -- to -- >> --because he was going, in his mind, to do whatever it took to make me happy. >> and -- >> and that would be to get rid of kay. >> so she's the puppeteer, putting all of these things in place for him to be tempted and >> she's pulling all of the strings. >> "i'm not saying do this, but you and i both know what you're supposed to do here." >> yes. >> reporter: in her interview becky continued to insist she didn't know what happened in kay's house, that is, not until chris called her later that morning and asked for another ride. >> when he got in the vehicle, could you see blood on his clothes and stuff? >> i didn't see any blood on his clothes, but he had blood on his -- i think he had blood on his face. and i asked him, "what did you do?" i said, "oh my god, what did you do?"