i've asked my cio to increase that effort. i'm sorry, i don't have the percentages in my mind right now, i'd be glad to get back to you where we stand as of this date. but i do know we are working rapidly to do in a. >> so a 95% figure you think is close for the workstation, 100% for those working remote. 95% at the workstations. but still 47 applications are still exposed. >> i would like to get back to you on that to give you the full details. >> then the question on the security assessment and authorization. obviously that is a requirement from omb. this ongoing issue of these 47 different groups here. it says on this 11 of them were not completed in time or operating without a valid authorization. what can you tell me about that? >> i can tell you that all but one of those systems has been authorized. they are operating with authorization. and we are working on the final one that was with the contractor. >> there is also a systemic problem there obviously of trying to find out why they weren't already through the authoriza

i've asked my cio to increase that effort. and i would be -- i'm sorry i don't have the percentages in my mind right now, but i'd be glad to get back to you where we stand as of this date. i do know we're working rapidly to do that. >> okay. so 95% pig yur you think is pretty close as far as the workstation saying 100% for those working remote, 95% workstations but still 47 major applications that still are exposed, i guess. >> i would like to get back to you, senator, on that to give you the full details on it. >> then there's a question on the issue of security assessment and authorization. of that obviously that is a requirement from omb. this ongoing issue of this 47 different groups that are here. it says 11 of them were not completed in time or operating without a valid authorization. what can you tell me about that? >> i can tell you that all but one of those systems has been authorized. they're operating with authorization. and we're working on the final one that was with the contractor. >> okay. there's also a systemi

we work very closely with the federal cio who has responsibility for this. tony scott has been in -- at omb for 90 days now he's been engaged with us from the beginning. and his -- he and donna have a very strong relationship and he has a strong adviser role to us. >> prior to his arrival 90 days ago, was there someone filling that responsibility as well? >> i don't know that, sir, but i'd be glad to get that information back to you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you all of you all for being here. again, i apologize for the earlier delay. this is such an important hearing, i think this is probably one of the most important hearings we'll have this year. and we will be following up in the not too distant future making sure that things are moving in the right direction. i want to thank all again for participating. i want to thank my staff senator con's staff for the excellent job that they did in preparing for the hearing. this time i ask unanimous consent, the statements by the national treasury employees union and the american federal g

then there was the one who was the cio. you would not have no context of the interview but just the way she answered the questions, it is obvious she is over her head in the job she is in. they had another gentlelady on there and i think she was a contractor, and you can tell the way she qualified the answers she knew what she was talking about, but she was not the person making the decision. host: it the now former head of the office of the office of personnel management, correct? color: she is the one who resign. the one who was the cio, i think her name was suzette. i don't remember what her first name was. color: that sounds familiar. the name escapes me at the moment. i cannot speak to whether or not , you know, a government focus on diversity had any effect. i don't think it does. in that sector, you find a lot of ceos who are over their head on a pretty regular basis. this was preventable but that is something that hindsight gives us. it was preventable. exactly how it would have been prevented and the context of wha

reporters after meeting with afl-cio officials. you can bet the ubs and relationship with the investment bank and big funder of clinton initiative will come up if she does take a lot of questions. on the right, what is going on in the senate a measure to provide funding to keep infrastructure paid for in this country. good luck on that. trish regan right now. trish: neil, thank you so much. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." i'm trish regan. battle of billionaires. donald trump firing back at new york city mayor michael bloomberg after his media company said his mead candidate is not worth as much. that he is worth less than $3 billion. he said i'm worth more than 10. he is personally offended by all of this in true trump style is going for jugular. he replied about the report claiming bloomberg was jealous. they did it on purpose he said. i think they're a disgrace. and the knicks time i see michael, i'm not going to be nice. maybe michael told them to do it, he goes on to say. maybe he did, because he is always want

>> there's always been a chief cio, but that chief cio wasn't empowered, if you will, to have sufficient oversight and sufficient responsibility, in my view, to basically be able to know and to be able to channel all other cios from each missionary in the proper direction. >> so do they now have to report to that one individual? >> yes. and there's a process i think on a directive that i signed some time ago that said, listen you're all in this together, you're not going to be operating separately and distinctly from each other. >> i'm glad to hear that. we had the exact same thing in the department of homeland security. and it's a real mess. if you don't empower one individual to have direct authority over those individuals because they want to do their own thing. >> and they do and that creates a lot of problems. >> glad to hear it. many people, including myself, that the epa's water of the i'd rule is expanding the epa aegz jurisdiction beyond what they statutorily authorize. if the epa determines there is a jurisdictional water in a producer's field but natural resources conservation

richard trumpa head of the afl-cio calling the presidential hopeful a national disgrace. wisconsin governor reigned in union power in his state. now, swron than, call it an all-out brawl between big labor and scott walker. who needs -- who is the best for america? who wins this one? >> look what the unions have done to airlines steel, the textiles automakers. that's why unions are shrinking in almost every element of the economy except for government. there are 6% of the private economy. almost 40% of the public sector and it's inherently corrupt. fdr warned against public sector unions decades and decades ago because, of course they're paid by taxes. that's guaranteed. they're able to vote and lobby for the politicians that actually keep them employed. you've never seen job security like in the public sector eric. you have a 99.96% chance of keeping your job. that's why public sector unions need to be reigned in asap. >> weigh in on this. >> i think jonathan is absolutely right. it's the public sector where the unions -- where the fdic and those kind of people are -- we'

the cio the person to hire for the strategy which we discussed too long. the sculpture with -- consultant with hedge fund experience. my recollect legs -- recollection commissioner driscoll ace point is well-taken. chief officer two public fund members with hedge fund experience and two city employees with >> two office of complex requirements and in selection of hedge fund and strategy managers. so this board cannot change that as a basic city requirement for us to be able to include them. >> procurement. two members from procurement. >> i will come back in my report because the city does not allow us to do this or we can come back with a fifth person. >> it's to evaluate and approve because this was a motion of the board in terms of the composition of that team. >> i think we should wait for that decision. >> rfp did not deal with the process. >> it has to do with that. >> it included but it was not part of the rfp process. we said we were going to gather a qualifying team and where the city provides the guideline for us to who we can include it who we c

she worked for mckenna as cio and are at stanford. she has great pedigree and great experience and you will see her educational accomplishments. and coincidentally if i get this right is hann's sisters daughter goes to school as melissa mass going to school. bottom line, the world is amazingly small. i'm really delighted about hann. we need a lot more alpha out of our portfolio and we are very excited about hann's idea and her capabilities moving forward. we do expect joshua man to join here at the end of the month to assist in the management of our fixed income portfolio. you will see we have additional positions that we are waiting on filling here shortly. you you see the write-up on the update regarding the hedge fund consultant and hedge fund to fund manager. if there is any questions about that i will be glad to answer from the board. lastly we had a very productive trip. i felt we had a very productive trip. eunice and bob did go to hong kong and we anticipate going forward with private equity and public equity and probably at l

government, then joined the cio. so if you have these struggles, join the union.d." of course since that is the song that most people recognize as a woody guthrie song and it's an important theme for our country. we wanted to make sure it was given its proper credit here. "this land is your land" actually celebrated its 75th birthday february 23rd of this year. swre the original hand-written lyrics on display. while most people recognize the song as a sing along from our elementary school days, usually they didn't involve singing the fourth and the sixth verses which were much more a social commentary about how things really could be improved in our society. yes, woody thought we had a beautiful land and he paints this gorgeous landscape of the things that he saw as he traveled from coast to coast. but he also wants to point out about things about the people and how we're treating the people and how we should be taking care of each other better. ♪ there was a big high wall there that tried to stop me ♪ ♪ sign was painted, said private property ♪ ♪ but on the back

government, then joined the cio. so if you have these struggles, join the union. we're currently in the area of the center dedicated to "this land is your land." of course since that is the song that most people recognize as a woody guthrie song and it's an important theme for our country. we wanted to make sure it was given its proper credit here. "this land is your land" actually celebrated its 75th birthday february 23rd of this year. swre the original hand-written lyrics on display. while most people recognize the song as a sing along from our elementary school days, usually they didn't involve singing the fourth and the sixth verses which were much more a social commentary about how things really could be improved in our society. yes, woody thought we had a beautiful land and he paints this gorgeous landscape of the things that he saw as he traveled from coast to coast. but he also wants to point out about things about the people and how we're treating the people and how we should be taking care of each other better. ♪ there was a big high wall there that tri

government, then joined the cio. so if you have these struggles, join the union.d." of course since that is the song that most people recognize as a woody guthrie song and it's an important theme for our country. we wanted to make sure it was given its proper credit here. "this land is your land" actually celebrated its

we look at target the ceo and cio were fired. have to change the attitudes, until you start holding people accountable for failure, and these are failures, you won't get the change we need in the time frame we need it. >> individuals identified by the government as having the data compromised get a letter outlining things to do. nothing in the letter is the u.s. government accepting liability. no one wants to accept responsibility. >> i don't think people are happy. they want to know what happened. >>> time is 4:15, three hours from now the confederate flag on the capital grounds in south carolina are going down. >> governor nikki haley signed the bill into law yesterday. the flag will be taken down and moved to a museum. all over the country the confederate flag are being taken down. >> how can we expect to honor a nation when there are signs of bondage of our fellow americans. >> mississippi is the only state left with a emblem with its flag. >>> no agreement in the iran nuclear talks. that delay means that any deal that emerge

the cofounder and cio.k: we need to take you to vonnie quinn in the newsroom with an update on what is happening with chinese markets. regulators there have just made yet another move. tell us what is happening. vonnie: that is right. china's security regulator banned major shareholders corporate executives and directors for set -- from selling any other stakes for six months. just after the $3.5 trillion out in stocks. the china regulatory commission says controlling investors holding more than a 5% stake how much a selling if any thanks to these people -- a lot of the trading we have seen has been thanks to run off in march and that. obviously, the regulator is probably quite happy to do and then down some speculation. at this point, taking the measure from actually controlling any of those stakes. erik: huge news out of china, the government's efforts to put a floor under the market. stephanie: also, we cannot forget about greece. stay tuned for an exclusive interview with the european economic affairs c

plus afl-cio boss calling scott walker a national disgrace for taking on public union, but does walkerave the right message for america's future? see you at 11:30. >> we will be watching. up here first, the new miss usa getting peppered with questions about donald trump, the owner of the pageant, but it's how miss usa runnerup answered a question about capitalism that some here are calling her the real winner. we play the tape. you decide. >> not yet in the united states made around 300 times as much as the average worker's salary. should the government impose boundaries on salaries of executives? >> that's a very good question. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swift's music videos interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. >>> i think if you work hard enough you can taken anything. this is the land of opportunity, and the ceos i believe that they work hard enough for their money, so i hi they should be able to attain whatever it is that they are working pour. >> that's miss texas at the

message to be delivered, particularly some of the political meetings he has been in in recent days, the ciocutive committee, other groups, if you sit with him and talk with him about what you're trying to accomplish, he is really good at this. i think his political skills that have not been tested as much outside the grassroots environment but in the main, political environment, i think our extraordinary. i have seen him get very disciplined in terms of delivering a message. i think we go to the big campaign where you fly into states, do events on tv and then move on. i think he will be tremendous at that. mark: thanks so much. appreciate it. cap divine of the bernie sanders campaign. when we come back, a promo for the donald trump focus group you will not want to miss. -- tad divine. ♪ >> tomorrow and then again on friday we will show you a focus group in manchester, new hampshire. one latebreaking news items, jill gomer pyle papers with the fcc. that means 17 republicans are officially on race. more than the number of seasons the family feud has been on vacation. this program on twice a d

. >> you would to members today of the afl-cio representing more than 10 million active other retiredk is not a surprise to you support democrats typically. you're the only republican presidential candidate who accepted the group's invitation you do oppose a lot of things the group supports obamacare, i don't think you support a minimum wage increase. what was your message to them? >> well what i made sure they understood was, look you've supported, you being the afl-cio, you've supported democrats 100%. for that you got a 40% tax on your health care plans. you've supported the keystone pipeline pipeline yet the democrats are the ones keeping us from having it. i reminded them that at the time of the trade agreement, which will dislocate even more americans from their jobs we haven't enforced both sides of is the trade agreements. i'm fine with free trade, but what we have is not the fair and free trade. we've lost 5 billion manufacturing jobs and 60,000 manufacturing plant closed since the year 2000 so if putting all your eggs in the democrats' basket and this is what you get, you mi

the chamber of commerce and the afl-cio have all endorsed raising the gas tax. those are two organizations who couldn't agree on what day of the week it is. and yet they've both come out strongly for this. why do our congressmen, our senators, our leadership, even the white house is not willing to say yeah, we need to do a lot of other things, but first we've got to repair the highway trust fund by raising the gas tax. >> if not now, it raises the question when. when you are looking at gas price taz have dropped substantially from where we were a year ago. and you're just considering what larry summers, the former treasury secretary, has been talking about for years. just theyed that we have zero interest rates right thousand. if you're going to be borrowing money. now is the time to do it. >> one of the suggestions is revenue neutral, is to bring back building america's bopds. those bonds were very successful in getting state local government to invest because the federal government paid 35% of the debt service. these are taxable bonds. so the federal governmen

as you migrate, say you are a cio.you migrate infrastructure into the next generation that will be required for you to be cheaper and faster and more nimble, the ability to write applications in a new environment, cloud data and mobile, it will be important for you to have orchestration, monitoring software. everything has to be automated today. we have those kinds of opportunities in the software portfolio. we play in quite specific areas of software that is a little different than erp systems like oracle or sap or salesforce. emily: what about the cloud? what is the hp strategy for the public cloud? are you going to be a cloud or sell to the cloud? do you plan to take on amazon and google? emily: our public cloud is not designed to compete with azure or google. what we see most enterprises wanting to do is not to put everything in a public cloud. so if you want only convenience you might go to a public cloud but if you want security, you want to be in a private cloud. our strategy is hybrid cloud. your cloud, the way

jeff was always going into walmart and getting their cio, going in and getting the best people he possibly. that is what travis has done. emily: when you think about competitors like halo, just got out of the u.s. market, lyft and sidecar, do they stand a chance? bill: i don't know. i have often thought about it like this. first of all, a lot of the money goes to the driver. it is a lower margin business. i think it is tough to compete. i think travis is very competitive. emily: what else can uber do? we have seen them delivering christmas trees. kittens. what is next? bill: when they raised money, the deck had zero slides on these types of things. whatever might be next. that is not to say the company is not interested. they are testing food delivery, they have done flower delivery on valentine's. i think it is something they are watching. i think, for the time being, everyone knows that focus is critical to great execution, and the opportunity in front of us is immense. emily: what about taking on fedex or ups? bill: i would say we are not as well situated for that type of thing as we mi

we're here that the afl/cio union has cancelled a tour of a section of the border. nbc's tracie potts has the latest on all this. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. he was invited down by the local event union, but the national stepped in with some concerns about the appearance of endorsing donald trump and cancelled their portion of this event. trump's campaign tells us as of this morning he is still going to laredo. remember, it was his comments about rapists coming over therd boer that sparked a firestorm of criticism and now we're hearing some republican candidates fight back on some of the comments he's been making. rick perry called trump a barking carnival act saying that he's toxic to the republican party. lindsey graham whose cell phone was released by trump this week calls him a car wreck. we will see a lot more later today as trump according to his campaign heads down to that border in laredo. >> tracie potts on the hill, thank you. >>> democrats are calling it the donald trump bill. lawmakers are expected to vote today on a bill that will hold

successfulat for his cio team. pimm: we will look for more of that.l see you in a few moments. miss douglas hodge coming up at 2:00 p.m. eastern on bloomberg. it is time for the options in sight. we are approaching the top of the hour. let's look at how the major averages are performing. a broad rally across the board. all in the green. the dow is up. nasdaq of the highest. earlier today, they had been higher, but they had been pairing the gains. for the option insight is joe. from chicago.n thank you for being with us. i want to ask you about a temperature check. we saw those losses today. what are you feeling? joe: a little bit of relief. ads considering we are off of the highs right now. a huge yet to create sigh of relief. if we get above yesterday's high , the market will fill -- will feel a easier about the technical side of it. had a large reversal day in the middle of the week and a lot thought we were back on our feet and the next day we sold off and were at a low. this may have been what happen yesterday and the day before. we saw the revers

the afl cry building trades bshes -- the afl afl-cio building trade council. i heard about this first in the context of energy. when i first got elected a company came to me called american municipal power a.m.p. a.m.p. does smaller energy projects all over our state and some other states, and they came to me and said, you know, rob we've been trying to put a power plant on the ohio river. you might think that normally would be a coal plant or a gas plant or even a nuclear plant. there are all those along the ohio river. they said we're trying to put a hydroplant. the ohio river is not a you know particularly natural place for hydro you wouldn't think. but it turns out there is a nice flow in the ohio river. it is a big river. and they had a great idea at the locks at the ohio river to add a municipal power plant hydro plant. but they said we can't get through all these federal hoops. there are up to 35 different federal licenses and permits you now have to get to do an energy project. think about that. 35 different federal licenses and permits that you have t

jon: let's get some final thoughts on greece with the global advisor cio apprenticed or tsipras does agree but he votes for it -- prime minister tsipras doesn't agree but he votes for it anyway. last night even varoufakis voted for it. how sustainable is the package and can it really be permitted? guest: what we would like to see is a relaunch for greece. economic reforms are probably the most important thing. fiscal squeezing may not be top of the list for all investors. i think that we need to see greece relaunched. these economic reforms that will make the economy a different type of economy are really important. sometimes they become synonymous with austerity. that may not be the case. jon: we need to strip out the fiscal squeeze. the primary edge it surplus targets -- budget surplus targets -- without that you would not get this package through laces like the bundestag. -- places like the bundestag. does that speak to the politics? >> whether the execution will be effective is another question. troika might see that they have done what needs to be done politically. their ability

and we have addressed those issues by establishing a process within the cio's office for review, a more functioning e-board. and weekly and now biweekly reports to me directly about the status of midas, about the status of the gateway program and about the status of accuracy, the next step. >> have we gotten rid of the 400s and the system 36s? are they gone? >> well i don't think that -- i don't think that they're totally gone and that's one of the complications. it is essentially we have sort of meshed and merged systems. which may explain why we're going to have to continue from time to time to patch and put resources into the system. this gets back to this different vision and different focus between the folks in kansas city and the folks in d.c. >> right. >> which we have addressed. >> thank you. as you know, first of all, i want to thank you and the department abe the work of dr. cliff tord did and done and continued to do helping us with our aifian influenza situation and hits my district probably harder than anybody and there's concerns out there and i think you have been pretty

thatall for rewarding cios should ceos whenever companies prosper and their employees also share in the reward. there is something wrong when senior executives get rich while companies stutter and employees struggle. there is something wrong when corporate boards allow exorbitant pay packages that are not based on credible assessments of executive performance or a company's long-term interest. ceos made 50 top times what a typical worker did. today, they make 300 times more. sense.esn't make previous generations of executives were just as talented and hard-working and they managed to get by with much more reasonable compensation. so have ceos and other countries. it would be good for our economy and our country if we could get back to compensating all employees when productivity and profits increase, not just those at the top. in the 1990's, there was an effort to tie executive compensation to company performance, including through the use of stock options. many stock heavy pay packages have created a perverse incentive for executives to seek the big payouts that could come from a tempo

there are mentions of afl-cio official andrew b miller and wilbur

wrapping up meeting with afl-cio leaders in silver spring maryland.e concerned about her position on trade deals ultimately orchestrated by her husband. they want to know, are you stuff you're preaching now how do you like the deals, is that you or you and your husband were doing back in the '90s, is that you? so we'll see how she kind of threads that neat dell as charlie -- needle. charlie gasparino says shortly. trish regan, another big name. bill gross. bond gazillionaire. trish: the bond king, right? remember for years at pimco. he went to janus. that was big news when he made that move. but he is being quite critical neil, perhaps in your camp and my camp here, when it comes to the fed and policies that federal reserve put in place. he is really questioning how you can be six plus years at zero interest rates. so one of the things i want to talk to him about, and one of the things i like to get at, whether or not the federal reserve is inadvertently creating a whole new asset bubble. we were talking about puerto rico the other day. making the poi

there are mentions of an afl-cio official and the assistant secretary in the department of health, educationand well there. as the recording of this call begins, he is telling lbj about his tank --

afl-cio government involved and said to the union you're not going to host him. and so i think pressure was applied there, and they should be able to host whoever they want to host, and now with donald trump and his statements, we have to be careful because this is a highly charged emotional -- not just a political issue. we're talking about national security besides just illegal immigration, fighting the drug cartels, and the at the same statements, when we talking about all hispanics -- we're not. we're talking illegals. site clear to all of to us clearly articulate that because in arizona 30% of the people in my state are hispanic, many of mexico descent who-good, decent hard-working people. we're talking about the criminal element that of -- heck, last year alone, president obama released 30,000 actual criminals that were convicted of anywhere from murder to rape to kidnapping and -- >> border patrol that doesn't -- that is weird to me because now donald trump commented on that earlier today. i don't know if have that. this is earlier what he thinks happened

and you got reaction from the head of the cio who said scott walker is a national disgrace. hillary said you're stomping on workers' right. is this something you'd be proud of that the left is attacking you right out of the box? >> they recognize that we not only fight, we fight and win. we've won three times in four years if a purple blue state. we won on the issues. the reason they're upset, the reason hillary clinton said what she said was we took power out of the big hands union bosses and put it into the hands of the hardworking people. it's pro worker because we give them the freedom to choose. >> one of the things i think is emerging in this political campaign is people want boldness. you have not been afraid to take on some controversial issues. obviously what happened with the unions in this state that was a big issue. more importantly you now, for example, somebody wants to get welfare in the state of wisconsin, they have to have job training drug testing, you said you want to have an abortion you have to have an ultrasound. >> it's who i am. i'm a conservative. i'

. >> as hillary clinton today e merged from a meeting of top afl-cio officials without the presidential endorsement from organized labor she's hoping for, the former secretary of state also had to deal with fresh allegations the swiss bank uvs sharply increased donations to the clinton foundation after she intervened to help the company in a tax evasion case. >> i would say that any implication that is attempting to be made along those lines is categorically false. >> the "wall street journal" reported the bank also paid bill clinton $1.5 million for a series of speaking engagements. in fact uvs wealth management has been the biggest source of speech income for the former president. and her help for a massive bank will only provide more fodder for socialist democratic senator bernie sanders who last night had a massive virtual town hall with 100,000 supporters. >> tonight what we're going to focus on is building a strong grassroots movement. that's how we're going to win this election. >> there are new signs the clinton camp is worried vice president joe biden may be inching closer to g

border, maybe 15 kilometers from the pakistan border and was in 2009 the site of the deadliest attack of cio agents. the dead here are all afghan civilians. >> jennifer, i know you'll have an update in just a few moments. still to come on the program. a palestinian held by the israelis for more than a year returns home. >>> the haitian migrants deported from the dominican republic will they ever be allowed to return? >>> as well, we will hear from the goal keeper finding it rather hard to say good-bye to real madrid. >>> hope for much needed relative humidity pause in yemen have faded. saudi forces have bombed houthi positions in sanaa and rebel forces have attacked in the southern port city of aden. humanitarian aid was supposed to come in on friday to allow distribution to millions of people. >> there is no ceasefire about yemen. after the u.n. announcement of humanitarian pause in fighting, there have been two days of straight fighting, air strikes and battles. continued shelling of several towns and statistician. residential areas were under siege, rebels in support of abd rabbu mansour

here now global credit cio mark kiesel.come back to "power lunch." >> hi melissa. >> there are all sorts of different ways to play the housing sector. builders? retailers? suppliers? components? >> we've been overweight banks and also home builders. that was the first wave of the housing cycle but the second wave is really going to be home improvement as well as building materials as people remodel the house. so companies like usg, like massco. we think sales volumes should also favor title insurance companies like first american fidelity national title. that's basically the second wave of housing and where we are positioned. >> what are the fundamentals underpinning this renovation cycle? is this that the inventories are so tight that people are choosing to stay put and put money into the homes that they already own? >> yeah. i think it is just rising confidence. basically the housing stock is aging and people are doing better. the u.s. consumer is 68% of the economy. the labor market's healthy. wages are picking up. peopl

we are learning that the afl/cio controlled union that represents border control agents has cancelled a planned tour of a section of the border. trump has made immigration a key part of the recent campaign speeches and others are now on the attack against trump. democrats are calling it the donald trump bill. lawmakers are expected to vote today on a bill that will hold back federal law enforcement money from states or local governments that don't cooperate with federal immigration agents. democrats say it unfairly targets some immigrants. >>> just now, new developments in greece's financial crisis. just a few minutes ago, the parliament in greece approved new financial reforms demanded by the creditors. this is in return for the third bailout granted to greece and this vote that just happened today is the last step, the last requirement before greece can start negotiating this new bailout. here's a live picture of the -- of greece's parliament building where this vote now happened. again, new financial reforms demanded by creditors. the last step so that greece can start negotiating

cal fire's cio says today they expect to send choppers out here for the next couple of hours. >> anyon structures damaged? >> so far we are still hearing just one outbuilding was completely destroyed and one home damaged. so far, no reports of injuries. >>> a scene played out since yesterday. the air filled with so much smoke last night some people needed masks in the city. ash was raining down covering streets and cars in winters and, of course, the big story today is how about the wind in that area? >> that's very difficult to forecast because firestorms do develop their own windstorms. for the most part it will blow smoke. it's not my nature to call anybody out but when i check the "spare the air" page and they are calling for good air quality and then we see this, it's time for somebody to jump on it and say that air quality is unhealthy for people in napa and solano counties especially for those with respiratory ailments and children should stay in inside. this is thick smoke and gusty winds later and we have also the relative humidity that will be lowering to about 35%. right n

and governor walker has just been called by richard trunka the head of the afl-cio.isgrace. you're shaking your head. >> it's so self-serving of him. scott walker has done the best labor reforms in wisconsin imaginable and got right to work this year and everyone knows that right to work is the strongest engine of growth for state policies. if you looked at my book along with rex sin feld travis brown and steve moore, "the wealth of states" we show unequivocally that those states that have right to work laws grow much faster than those states that have forced union and why any american would want to support a forced union situation where you honestly don't even have a choice stuart you have to join the union period and you have to pay the dues and use those for political contributions, scott walker got rid of all of that in wisconsin, in wisconsin no less. >> when he gave workers in wisconsin the freedom to leave the union, literally -- >> he did. >> thousands of them did exactly that. >> and the contributions, political contributions tumbled as they should. these pe

buckle up joining me right now hillary kramer president an cio go over your questions.search tweeted interesting in getting into your bank or national bank of greece should be interesting on monday you're right. greek -- bank opened back up on monday. i'm not willing to buy greece yet. i don't know about you but i wouldn't be a buyer. >> doesn't make sense on greek's bank lost 96% of its value if you want to buy something beaten down buy a whole foods or sprouts farmers market you don't have to go abroad. >> whole foods will have affect soon. : who is buying huge volume and no news or june grade you have a great, great eye i'm not sure but that is the kind of thing that individual investors should be watching all of a sudden. i find a name that i love based on fundamental and then let charts decide when to buy and pull the trigger reverse head and shoulders to double. i feel like late but great eye. >> chart looks really good herl. oil price is being done helped majorren with holly frontier. >> it was up so refineries have done exordinary well. that is what greg is aski

the national afl-cio president headed up today's congressy conversation which focused on what wage stepand ways to prevents it. this comes one week after temple's law school released a report on wage threat in our area. local workers loss on average 15 percent of their earnings on wage theft. >> turning to sports, we are now in the all-star break which is of course welcome news for our phillies. >> welcome news for the fans, too. jaime apody is live in the "action news" sports center with more. >> the phillies have hit the all-star break with a grand total of 29 wins, 29 wins, some teams have that many by memorial day. they're 33 games under .500 .500. the phillies have one representative at the saul star game jonathan papelbon. he's running his mouth again. he told reporters if he's still in philly after the trade deadline he "won't be happy" and it is time for the team to "blank or get off the pot" in terms of trading him. so endearing this papelbon is. outside of great american ballpark in cincinnati festivities under way for tomorrow's game and tonight's home rung derby. it's a fami

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there are mentions of an afl-cio official and the assistant secretary in the department of health, education, and well there. as the recording of this call begins, he is telling lbj about his tank -- take on medicare about wilbur mills. >> mills told me that by the end of this week, he thought he would have something in shape to come down and discuss with you that he could present in the way of a packet that could be of interest. i told him i had read some articles lately that were a little bit disturbing that indicated something that was happening on the medicare and, indeed that, well, you know better than to the attention to those stories, and i said, i agree with you, wilbur. i just wanted to be reassured and he said, you know you cannot read everything you want, and this bill ultimately it has to have the mills stamp on it, and i said well, the president's view is that whenever you want to talk to him, that door is just wide open. he is happy to see you, and he said you just tell him again, as i told you lately last week that just as soon as i am ready to sit down and be able to present