in terms of future claimants into work related activity group, existing claimants keep exact existingmount of money but for new payments i think it's right they should get the same amount as job seekers out loud and then get all the help that we do the job seekers to help them into work. people asked why. i will tell you. we want to get people into work. we want to give people a chance. we want to give people a life. that's what this budget was all about. [shouting] >> he talks about new claimants but it don't think he understands the reality of the situation because a lot of these people, a lot of these people are in and out of work because they want to work but they can only work intermittently. every time to go back into work when they come out of work they will be treated as a new claim it. quite frankly mr. speaker, i don't need to be -- sorry mr. speaker, quite frankly i don't need to be -- about not understanding the minimum wage. we introduced it. and the fact of the matter -- [shouting] and the fact of the matter is 3 million families will be at least 1000 pounds a week worse

in terms of future claimants into work related activity group, existing claimants keep exact existing amount of money but for new payments i think it's right they should get the same amount as job seekers out loud and then get all the help that we do the job seekers to help them into work. people asked why. i will tell you. we want to get people into work. we want to give people a chance. we want to give people a life. that's what this budget was all about. [shouting] >> he talks about new claimants but it don't think he understands the reality of the situation because a lot of these people, a lot of these people are in and out of work because they want to work but they can only work intermittently. every time to go back into work when they come out of work they will be treated as a new claim it. quite frankly mr. speaker, i don't need to be -- sorry mr. speaker, quite frankly i don't need to be -- about not understanding the minimum wage. we introduced it. and the fact of the matter -- [shouting] and the fact of the matter is 3 million families will be at least 1000 pounds a week wor

we've talked about this before we've gone to the golf together interviewed a lot of these claimants.re earmarked for these settlements will be paid to the federal government and state governments over time and they will use it pretty much to their discretion. hope 234rifully mostly for restoration projects. the money doesn't go to individuals who lost their businesses or whose businesses were harmed or those individuals that were exposed to the oil or harmed from the oil or lost their jobs as a result of the oil spill. part of our complaint is a shame our government agencies and our government as a whole let down these claimants by going to court first and getting their cases settled and resolved without making sure bp made restoration and compensation to their own constituents first. >> what are the chances of the federal judge not going along with this? or is that going to be a rubber stamp? how is that going to work? >> probably it's a rubber stamp, the court has been very involved in the process. the negotiations of various things throughout these proceedings, i would be surprise

i have heard from several persons including from the minister of finance reports that the claimant was cordial -- climate was cordial. pursue thee able to strategy that finds common ground with our creditors and partners and we very much look forward to tomorrow. some nervousness that representatives of your government showed out -- up without anything written. you are optimistic the talks can move forward. >> if the prime minister that we will be introducing the key negotiating team, that will be following him, following up after him. where optimistic that the grounds upon which we can build up the agreement that will be mutually beneficial for our people and europe will definitely be put in place. questionas been some about how committed your government is to truly staying in the euro. is your government absolutely committed to doing everything possible to not leave the eurozone? >> they government has been committed to staying in the eurozone and not even a currency other than the euro. from the very beginning. if there was a commitment, the commitment remains. wanted to exit the eu

is not what your family wants to hear as you walk in the zoo exhibit a snake missing why the sue claimants it is no big deal. >>> explosion knock down a fire fighter end ising him to a hospital, and a phone captured the scene in greensboro, north carolina last night. when fire fighters arrived witnesses put out flames engulfing in the food truck and their by suv. a cylinder inside food truck exploded. doctors had released the injured fire fighter from the hospital and nobody else, is hurt. >>> visitors are flocking to the san francisco zoo to see a new exhibit featuring bird, reptiles plant but one animal is already missing. officials with the zoo say a snake went missing on thursday, it is tiny. only a inch wide and foot long. zoo workers say a snake that size can squeeze through any small space but they say it may have been eaten by another animal, in the exhibit. so be on the look out for that. >>> you don't want to get bit by that thing. don't want to get bid by weather. hopefully nice out. >> everything is calm with the weather, no venomous activity, nice calm and docile that will cha

we will take a closer look at the very dramatic changes sweeping the claimant -- pay ment landscape. up next, united airlines pays out. where he is planning to go with the milling frequent-flier miles. and elon musk is going at ludicrous speed. ♪ emily: from the insane to ludicrous. that was the big announcement from elon musk. they will have an improved in same option called ludicrous. it will accelerate from zero to 60 in 2.8 seconds and lower the price by $5,000. >> with his announcement we are actually improving the low-end and the high-end. now there is a model is available for $5,000 less, but there's also a model is available for $10,000 more. emily: will this price reduction actually moved tesla sales? cory, i will start with you, how big a deal are these improvements? cory: what we know from tesla is that tesla owners like the most expensive stuff is the cheaper version of the car barely sold. the 70,000 version -- $70,000 version of the car came with so you the frills that is holy good news and positive for tesla because it will lead to higher revenue for their average sale

and we're going to continue to impress upon china as we do with all claimants. >> the latest photographs come from the u.s. think tank the center for strategic and international studies. they show that workers have nearly completed the construction of a 3,000 meter runway on fiery cross reef. . the group also says work is progressing on what appears to be ataxiway as well as an area to park planes. but china is unlikely to comply with the request. chinese foreign ministry officials have said that the country will continue to build facilities for military and other purposes on the reefs. >>> china's uygur region has been hit by an earthquake. four confirmed dead at least 48 others are injured. the national earthquake bureau reports that it struck shortly after 9:00 a.m. local time on friday. the epicenter was in the county of gunma. the focus was estimated to be ten kilometers below the surface. the state run xinhua news agency said many homes have collapsed. strong jolts shattered windows, but didn't witness toppled building. he also reported power outage ageagesoutages. gunn man is -- g

wednesday, though, the chances start to claimant we will talk about why that is through the rest of the show today. meantime at 82 already i don't think you'll tack too much more, since clouds beginning to builds, specking high to hit about 85 degrees in philadelphia, watch for shower, watch for thunderstorm, and otherwise you know what? it is july. this is what we're very much used to. ukee, back over to you. >> katie, thank you. >>> and we are following breaking news right now. new jersey state police activate adam beer alert within the hour, for a child abduction in new brunswick middlesex county. police say 26 year old william merino abducted his nine month old son william merino, jr. from residence at knife point. the child is described as an approximately 24 to 30 inches tall, weighing about 20 to 22 pounds. the child's father last seen wearing a sleeveless white t-shirt and blue pants, if you have any information about this abduction urged to contact the police, and 911. >> also, breaking this noon, health department audit shows at least five children were subjected to medication

and we're going to continue to impress upon china as we do with all claimants. >> the latest photos comerom a u.s. think tank, the center for strategic and international studies. they show that workers have nearly completed the construction of a 3,000-meter runway on fiery cross reef. the group also says work is progressing on what appear to be a taxiway and an area to park planes. but china is unlikely to comply with the request. chinese foreign ministry officials have said the country will continue to build facilities on the reefs for military and other purposes. >>> japanese coast guard officials say three chinese patrol ships have entered territorial waters off the senkaku islands in the east china sea. the ships left about two hours later. the officials say the vessels entered the waters on friday at around 9:00 a.m. they say the patrol ships then moved out to the contiguous zone just outside japanese waters. and they're warning the ships not to enter japan's territory again. this is the 19th day this year of such intrusions off the senkaku islands. japan controls the islands. china

. >> just generally, if you talk to mission zero bike safety spot claimant. either just give us some sense of whether the high injury core doors of the plan for? >> hi. i'm suzanne wang from sf mta finance and information technology division. i'm not able to answer those questions just yet because we haven't selected the locations for the projects. basically, this is our last dollar that we let you get almost flexible dollar and would like to see what we can find with grants and other funding sources before we come to this. in terms of the high injury network locations i think that the mta will be working with other departments to see we can collaborate and save money where a lot of the injuries happened. the high injury network, i think, 4% of our street have 60% of the bicycle injuries. so, they'll be focused on that. today is your question? >> yes. thank you so much >> colleagues, any further questions? at this point will open up to public comment. anybody wish to comment on item 10? seeing none, public comment is closed >>[gavel] >> a motion to send this

water temperature continues to claimant uv index nice and high. feels like good excuse, latter on the sun block of course, but head on out enjoy yourself. in philadelphia, we expect to hit about 90 degrees with some sun, and just spotty shower perhaps a rumble every thunder, ukee, back to you. >> katie, thank youment checking stories our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 will be following. scientists believe they've isolated protein in the brain that may crib to memory loss. the naacp's national convention kicks off in philadelphia in just a few days and one dry south jersey town inches closer to allowing breweries in their neighborhood. check in two three, four times a day "kyw news radio" 10:60 a.m. >> live with the latest on young boy hits by stray bullet. >> also, looks like a scene straight out of ups when a man goes flying with balloons. not everyone is laughing at his stunt. the big trouble he is in now. >> about to get more expense i have to get your caffeine fix at starbuck, the big price hike happening today. we're back at the top of

is a business that is taken on a lot of employees at a lot of apprentices in recent years and the claimantount in his constituency is down by 54% since 2010. what more we can do is encourage companies like this one to invest in training in apprentices but that would be such a key to our future and that is what we've got to make sure that we do. and that will only happen if we stick our long-term economic plan. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. this week this week we can write the worst atrocity in europe since the second world war, the genocide. in a genocidal act, 8372 unarmed voice and men were taken out of a sows to be united nations safe area and were murdered. will the prime minister commit to do everything in his power to ensure that this genocidal act is remembered and do everything that they can to get the international community to mark this as well? >> here, here. >> i absolutely agree with you right honorable, honorable gentleman about this issue. it was the largest act of genocide since the holocaust on the mainland of europe as he said 8300 people murdered. the first thing

he is also the world's second-most famous claimant litigator. [laughter] the first most famous of course is that special snowflake my nobel prize winner michael man. and the reason he is number two with a bullet is because he has countersued michael man. we will get down to the bottom of all of this and stop having the legal system be used to bully people who stand up for free speech. and mark stein is doing this. [applauding] that takes an enormous amount of courage and money. mark stein famously does not have a legal defense fund. he prefers to do this the free-market capitalism way by selling his wares. i recommend all of you if you want to support this important fight for free speech go online and by his outstanding books. you can get a coffee mug. it's terrific. that is how you can support this important work. one of the books you will soon be able to get is the new title called a disgrace to the profession. i will leave it to you to guess who that book is about and what his profession is. [laughter] he is the author of the number one clima

it is going to be seen what she does amount to know how she is going to support the certified claimants. we would like to know if she going to push well she is a candidate for changes in u.s. law? slog will be a tough because this congress is not likely to embrace any changes with cuba leading into a presidential election year. us.y: thank you for joining the president of the u.s.-cuban trade and economic council joining us from buffalo. mark: he is in on the pratt -- politics of this. crownahead, the triple winner has my state of new jersey a buzz. we will tell you why next. mark: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. atty: julie hyman has a look the markets as we had to the close. some of the big losers today. julie: we have seen the deterioration in the markets we have this push and pull primarily from earnings reports and individual movers. take a look at linkedin which is declining almost 10% even after the company raised its forecast. analysts are saying a lot of that increase had to do with a company called linda, and education website and excluding that, the rate of growth i

>> i think the claimant isimate is changing. i think man has some minor part to play. i know if we did everything the president wanted and 80% reduction in emissions it would result in a .1 reduction. >> one word answer rand paul. >> lib tarrian. >> marco. >> bright and young. >> ted. okay. ted cruz. >> i'd going to same thing. young, bright guy. >> jeb bush. >> i think he's a good man. i mean i like jeb bush. >> scott walker? >> another i think a good accomplished governor. >> carly fiorina? >> i've known her for a while. i supported her when she ran for senate. a good solid person. >> rourpick perry. >> i like him as a friend. >> john kasich? >> i endorsed him when he ran for president in 2000. another really good man. >> donald trump? >> i've gotten to know donald the last couple of years. we didn't have a particularly good start to our relationship. but we've gotten to know each other and respect each other. >>> we'll come back. when we do you've been sending questions all day on twitter and facebook. senator santorum is answering your questions next as we continue

you have several claimants in the south china sea including china.ou have claimants to the islands in the east china sea and is my strong impression from talking to people in the various capitals in those disputes that they all truly believe that their claims are legitimate. they are often feared. from an economist point of view this is the worst possible outcome. they'll believe they are defending something that is rightfully theirs and that they given that they're going to lose something and they might lose more things in the future. that makes them more likely to stand firm in any complex or crises that arise over those complex and there is a lot of post-colonial nationalism. in china and there are a post-colonialism and other areas including the philippines and in vietnam for example. so how do you deter or dissuade china from using force to settle disputes? it's not always easy and if china develops new capability china could bring leverage to bear. there is a risk for the united states it needs to be recognized and that is that the united state

is a business that is taken on a lot of employees at a lot of apprentices in recent years and the claimant count in his constituency is down by 54% since 2010. what more we can do is encourage companies like this one to invest in training in apprentices but that would be such a key to our future and that is what we've got to make sure that we do. and that will only happen if we stick our long-term economic plan. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. this week this week we can write the worst atrocity in europe since the second world war, the genocide. in a genocidal act, 8372 unarmed voice and men were taken out of a sows to be united nations safe area and were murdered. will the prime minister commit to do everything in his power to ensure that this genocidal act is remembered and do everything that they can to get the international community to mark this as well? >> here, here. >> i absolutely agree with you right honorable, honorable gentleman about this issue. it was the largest act of genocide since the holocaust on the mainland of europe as he said 8300 people murdered. the first thin

including shipping now i spend about if an hour at home on my time i do not have to schedule an of claimants that is completely easy and wonderful. >>: she tried it and she loved this she's got more complement and she said but she wanted her stylist. >>james: how five men made it out alive after being stranded in the south pacific for several days their story coming up great looking shot at the bay bridge and the ferry building back with more news in just a moment. >>james: we are back time to check on whether an traffic we will begin with the forecast. >>michelle a.: we're talking about almost a clear start but we could see the potential for a little bit of pettifog we want to take it to fremont this morning temperatures right down to lower 60s by 8:01 of the to mid-60s, by the lunchtime we have temperatures quickly heating up as the mid '70s looking at the after no could near the 80 degree mark could be breezy as well if a phil slightly on the cool side by 6:00 the upper 60s turning cool rather quickly to pursue this afternoon will have six kids out there but it is course across the north

review a case against them which means the civil suit filed by can continue at the trial level the claimants' interests of the heart of the playboy mansion back in 1974 when she was just 15 years old recall the court's decision of a huge victory for her client through his lawyers have denied all the allegations of sexual misconduct with a tinge of all the store as a developed. >>james: possible security concerns have the details of president obama, a trip to kenya were released publicly the information released include wan aerospace and nairobi will be closed with olivier arrival and departure such details of you've been kept secret for security reasons this at this point there is no rest of the president's security and his trip is still on schedule the man who landed his cops on the u.s. capitol grounds on april is rejecting a plea deal for a 10th month prison sentence the offer is set to expire yesterday in the case appears to be heading to trial he flew the copper to the capital to deliver letters to congress protesting campaign finance law. >>james: the video of an error please pick down

and equipment we had a strong quarter last year in this period and we expect to have good the claimantng forward. our dental business is quite valid and we have to continue what we are doing which is to help our customers tom at the dentist operate a more efficient practice so they can provide that a clinical care. i think we are doing a good job in that area. on the medical side, we are doing quite well with the id and -- with the idn. large enterprises emerging to provide care and office scenting and we will continue to execute quite well there in combination with our partners cardinal health. on the animal health side, there is a lot of good things happening in that business, too. it is about executing. the markets are strong in the u.s. and it is a national business doing quite well. the whole thing is about driving sales by helping our million and a half dental customers operate a better business so they can provide better clinical care and at the same time driving efficiencies through the business. matt: got it. stanley, thank you so much peo ceo of henry schein. we will take a q

even if you can't make a full claimant, give it your complete attention.gh. be open and honest. it's going to help you sleep better. >> i tell my little boy, face your fears. we should do that as adults. one of the key steps is make a key list of current debts and expenses. >> it sure s. when you sit down and acknowledge where you are, how much income you have in, what does it take for us to run our house? it helps you gain clarity on where to tell your money to go. key areas to pay shelter, clothing, food, transportation. you want to make sure you boss your money around and tell it where to go. >> chris hogan, thank you so much. i hope i'm going to get z's tonight. appreciate you this morning. >>> and breaking overnight, a deal reached with iran. should we be worried? laura ingram says yes. she's here at top of the hour. >>> and they fight for our freedom and come home fighting for a job. we're here with the veterans job affair live on our plaza. ♪ ♪ feeling intense lower back pain? did you know it may be coming from being on your feet all day? dr. scholl

to date we have provided information to them on 18,262 of their vcf claimants. we continue to work very closely with the victims' compensation fund. >> how much higher is the federal employees compensation act, feca, compensation rate compared to parts "a" and "b" reimbursements for hospitals? >> the statute -- the zadroga act sets the reimbursement rate according to the workers' compensation rates of the federal government, the feca rates. medicare rates are lower, but maybe by 10% to 20% lower. so they are -- the feca rates are higher, and our reimbursement rates for providers are higher than medicare. >> dr. howard, i can imagine it is logistical challenge to provide care for the responders and survivors who are scattered all across the country. what can you do to ensure that a physician in another part of the country seeing only a few world trade center patients benefits from the clinical experience of the physicians in the new york metropolitan region who have more experience treating these wtc related health conditions? >> the nationwide provider network t

in terms of future claimants into work related activity group, existing claimants keep exact existing amount of money but for new payments i think it's right they should get the same amount as job seekers out loud and then get all the help that we do the job seekers to help them into work. people asked why. i will tell you. we want to get people into work. we want to give people a chance. we want to give people a life. that's what this budget was all about. [shouting] >> he talks about new claimants but it don't think he understands the reality of the situation because a lot of these people, a lot of these people are in and out of work because they want to work but they can only work intermittently. every time to go back into work when they come out of work they will be treated as a new claim it. quite frankly mr. speaker, i don't need to be -- sorry mr. speaker, quite frankly i don't need to be -- about not understanding the minimum wage. we introduced it. and the fact of the matter -- [shouting] and the fact of the matter is 3 million families will be at least 1000 pounds a week wor