the uk's prime minister david cameron jean-claude juncker fight against fred against jean-claude junckerning. he arrington national correspondent hans nichols joins us from the use summit in our international correspondent hans nichols joins us from the summit in brussels. >> she wants to engage on policy. she wants to knowledge the name need for reform. she was to find some way to help david cameron climbed down from his situation. not drama if is the vote is not included. we have to find as much common ground as possible. i think we can find a good compromises with great britain and extend our hand to them. >> that was from a meeting last night. they had dinner before the big summit here that is just kicking off. cameron is digging in. he is saying he all celebrating his fight, saying this is only the beginning. part of a campaign he will wage. he is making it clear he wants to use his opposition to jean-claude juncker as part of his overall case he will be's firm and strong with brussels as he keeps to seek the best seeks to keep the -- as he seeks to keep the u.k. within the eu. it l

germany's angela merkel supports john claude -- jean-claude juncker to take over the european union. they commission to create standards for investigating sexual violence in war zones. it is time for the business news next. we are looking at showdowns between the world's biggest sports makers at the world cup in brazil. champion spain, or the home nation brazil? the world cup will be full of those tools, and one of them has already started. campaigns to win the world cup in branding. adidas'srying to spoil party. >> a fierce battle over brand supremacy is already underway. adidas may be the official fee sponsor, but it is outnumbered by nike 14 jerseys. international teams, versus adidas's nine and puma's eight. >> we have great teams, including european champion spain, asia's champion japan, africa's best, nigeria, and central america's top team, mexico. >> nike is the world's largest sports brand. adidas has 12% of the global sportswear market. world cup balls have borne the adidas logo since 1970. now, nike is catching up. to a whoppingse $1.9 billion last year, not far behind adi

are the journalists moving on from the jean-claude juncker thing? still a battle to be fought? >> everyone is snickering about the british press stories that came out overnight the question or ask the question, does jean-claude juncker have a jerking problem? was that the right move for david cameron? if he was behind it. have a drinking problem? was that the right move for david cameron? if he was behind it. >> that is it for "the pulse." "surveillance" is up next. ♪ --expect the unexpected america should finance moderate revels in syria. the spreading crisis in iraq. yields drive lower and we just got years of financial repression ahead. if it's tuesday, it must be belgium -- the usa takes on antwerp. good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." it is friday, june 27. i am tom keene and joining me is scarlet fu and adam johnson. gent? you just say >> not jent. >> i haven't heard anybody mention that since social studies. >> we are playing belgium on tuesday. >> we will all know about it by them. >> nothing got done between for0 and 2:00 yesterd

they're all ready to vote in jean-claude juncker. what mr.demand that everyone does vote, a show of hands. that would be unprecedented, and it is annoying some of his eu colleagues, including finland's prime minister. >> i think david cameron is a very principled man and he felt strongly that juncker is a little bit too federate for his liking. i think we can all make mends and all solve the situation and i think in the uk some people really seriously need to wake up and smell the coffee. >> so does look as if mr. cameron is going to fail in his attempt to stop mr. juncker getting that top job. but the prime minister turned up to brussels in pretty determined mood. >> the european elections showed that there is huge disquiet about the way the european union works. and yet the response, i believe, is going to be wrong on two grounds. wrong on the grounds of principle, it is not right for the elected heads of government of the european countries to give up their right to nominate the head of the european commission, the most important role in e

david cameron is also completely isolated now in his opposition to jean-claude juncker. >> will it ber a mullet? we find out why having the haircut of your favorite footballer is important in the ivory coast. >>> also, jamie looks at what is happening in business and making money in india. >> off to india, to meet the billionaires of the future. some of them started their own businesses by the time they were just 15. they're macki ingmaking their fn everything from software to motorbikes. and the number of billionaires there is expected to double in the next decade. >>> welcome back to "gmt." let's go back to our top story, the european union summit is brussels. as well as the signing of that landmark association trade agreement, eu leaders are set to choose the next president of the european commission. pretty certain they'll confirm jean-claude juncker in the post despite outspoken opposition from the british prime minister david cameron. mr. cameron said juncker is the wrong man for the job, saying he will block eu reforms which aims to take power away from the union and give it ba

claude bellamy was a heavy-set man with a similar build to the man in the security pictures.o a former policeman. he also denied any involvement in the robberies, and investigators found no large sums of money in his home. but in his bedroom closet, investigators found a black and white check jacket. >> it happened to be the only garment hanging in that closet, which was interesting to me, why he would have this coat hanging separately in a room he didn't use, in a closet he didn't appear to use. >> the jacket was sent to fbi david davies. he's a photographic technologist with 20 years' experience in garment identification. at first glance, davies knew he was dealing with a mass-produced product. >> you could have 10 million jackets that look like that. >> davies used computer enhancement software to improve the quality of the bank's security photos. he then photographed a model wearing the jacket, standing the same way as the robber. shirts and jackets are manufactured differently, depending on the price and quality of the garment. in this case, the manufacturer aligned the

coming up on the show -- >> it's a done deal --eu leaders picked jean-claude juncker for the top post. we will tell you why it is a defeat for britain. >> the ukraine and european union make it official with a landmark trade agreement. we hear from kiev and moscow. >> after weeks being held by separatist in eastern ukraine, for observers from the os the er finally free again -- 4 observers from the osce are finally free again. we start off here in europe where eu leaders meeting in brussels picked jean-claude juncker as the new president of the european commission. >> but not all leaders were happy with the nomination of the former prime minister of luxembourg. his appointment was overshadowed by british prime minister david cameron's vocal opposition. >> although tensions risk boiling over, nearly all member states through their support behind the eu veteran. but the heated dispute could still prove a turning point in the relationship between the u.k. and the european union. >> it was a bitter blow for british prime minister david cameron. he had fought jean-claude juncker's nominati

he said jean-claude juncker is not meant to introduce reform. only the hungarian prime minister backed him. >> this is a bad day for europe. it risks undermining the position of national governments. it risks undermining the power of national parliaments. enhanced new power to the european powers. -- it hands new power to the european powers. >> 26 of the 28 said yes to juncker. >> it was logical. it was clearly indicated the leading party should have, after the european elections, the capacity to designate the possible candidate for the presidency of the european commission. >> juncker was the candidate put forth by the conservative bloc which cannot top in european elections. after the public standoff over juncker, german chancellor angela merkel selected procedures for selecting commission president could be reviewed in the future and was keen to reach out to britain. >> it has been again made clear that the concept of a closer union as outlined in the european treaties, where we as member states moved closer together, does not mean everythin

newspaper interview after the british prime minister said his country could exit the bloc if jean-claudejuncker is chosen as the next commission president. he contends that he has large support from other eu leaders. he was a top candidate for the conservatives who won last weekend european parliament elections. big questions are once again being asked about whether qatar thehe right country to host 2022 soccer world cup. there are claims that they have evidence of that he made massive bribes. is allegations that he for theirons of euros support in the bed. the money was allegedly transferred to the account of high-ranking fee for officials -- ififa officials. an ethics committee is looking into the matter. an executive member from germany have criticized the slow pace of the investigation saying that time is of the essence. the public wants answers after the world cup in brazil so they can finally and all of the speculation. recently, they said that using mistake, and are calling for a new venue. >> corruption allegations are not the only problem dogging their preparations. they have co

a source close to david cameron said that talks were productive, but the debate over jean-claude junckeras still not resolved. >> the german foreign minister has traveled to russia for the first time since the outbreak of the ukraine crisis. >> he held talks with his polish and russian counterparts in that ending the conflict. he told reporters that he has seen a willingness from all sides to scale back the tensions . the russian foreign minister made it clear that kiev must end its military operations in eastern ukraine and start a dialogue with separatists there. meanwhile, russia appears to have pulled back on its threat to cut gas supplies to ukraine and the european union. >> moscow had warned that they would reduce the supply unless they paid off their fuel bets by 8:00 this morning, central european time. the fuel is reportedly still flowing. talks aimed at settling the disputes are currently underway. it is time to turn now to the equity markets, which lately seem to go nowhere but up. we have more from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> the very low and volatile trading makes thin

i think it is important that jean-claude juncker puts forward an economic reform agenda which is very close to the british one. >> but thursday's commemorations were not about today's political winners and losers but instead about something much bigger -- the rush towards a war that tore europe apart. >> it is about how it could start, about the mindless march to be of this, about be sleepwalking. >> a century after world war i, europe tries to solve its problems with diplomacy and not force. thursday, they remembered a different era. >> while covering the commemoration services is our correspondent wonderful to see you. it begins in a highly symbolic location. why did they choose that backdrop for the meeting. >> you are right -- it was a very truly moving, very private and why it ceremony. in a way, that was the intention when eu leaders were invited. he said he wanted a ceremony testifying what modern europe is, a project of hees, solidarity, collaboration between the various european nations, and he wanted to set the tone for the discussions of this summit because the eu' eight le

. >> reporter: the council vote today nominate jean claude, britain and hungary opposed. we must accept the result. and britain will now work with the commission president. always do to secure our national interest. but let me be absolutely clear. this is a bad day for europe. it risks undermining the position of national governments, it risks undermining the power of national parliaments, and it hands new power to the european parliament. >> in the last hour german chancellor angela merkel voiced her support for jean claude. >> translator: i think the decision for jean claude is a decision that will allow us to have a commission president who has european experience. as he outlined to us over the past few days and who is willing also to accommodate the wishes. individual member states just as the wishes of the european parliament. >>> now, russia is warning off serious consequences after ukraine's new president signed a trade and economic agreement with the european agreement. petro poroshenko says it may be the most important day for ukraine since the did he sent greg o

and his daughter, claude sobell's daughter, works here in washington. i talked to him this morning. cousin killed. so the pain people go through for these unnecessary tragedies, these senseless shootings, it's awful. so no words can undo the unspeakable act which claimed the life of these two men. they had families, wives, children. but their families now that not only is nevada grieving, madam president, but all of america's grieving. so my thanks go to the law enforcement officers who were called to in after the killings to that scene and the scene across the street, putting their life in peril at every step of the way. it seems, madam president, that people respond to these -- our police, law enforcement officers respond to these scenes every day. santa barbara, seattle, going on with the names of cities where people were just shot. i so appreciate the law officers every day putting their lives on the line. madam president, we can't take for granted here in the senate the people looking after us. there are people out there who are so evil who try every day to do harm to not only

. >> plus, phillies and marlins and a big night for captain claude giroux. >>> a robbery suspect tried to make a score on a bus, the robbery was reported on the wells fargo bank at just after 4:30 and police say there was no struggle on the bus and nobody was hurt. >>> a local minister was reinstated after he married stood at his gay son's marriage. he addressed reporters and the media, he was defrocked after he was told never to preside over another gay ceremony. >> i am happy to celebrate with people and god and perform weddings one again and to be able to speak with a stronger voice than what i could have spoken with as a defrocked minister. schafer vowed to remain an advocate in the lbg community. >>> and the costume collection is being celebrated in a whole new way tonight. one of the oldest collections in the country, has a new name thanks to the generosity of a couple. lisa thomas-laury has the story. they feature garments and accessories at west fall college at media arts and design. >> this was worn by greta gar. >> -- this is a custom shoe and it has a matching purse because

-- jean-claude.m olivia sterns. >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." >> here are the bloomberg top headlines. the first 130 military advisers have started operating in iraq. as many as 300 troops will be sent to help the iraqi government. >> the white house is working on a plan with the united kingdom on reducing tensions in ukraine. present obama's -- president obama spoke to david cameron by telephone. president obama is said to be ready to issue sanctions against various russian industries. >> news corp. faces possible corporate charges related to phone hacking. charges include bribery. the former news of the world editor was found guilty on one charge of phone hacking. rebekah brooks was cleared on all charges. tolet's bring the focus back mjuncker. he is pretty confident that eu leaders will pick him. that is not stopping david cameron to make a last-ditch effort to block his appointment. this has implications for britain and europe. good morning to you. cameron found himself in a situ

i sure significant reservations about jean-claude, let me tell you, luxembourg has not had a particularly all sorts of reservations about him but you got to build alliances. >> how important is your commitment to a referendum? >> i would've liked to seen in the queen's speech. we don't have coalition agreement on it, that's why we been trying conservative party did everything we can through bills to try to get that referendum commitment through. it would have been great if that was in the queens beach but as it's about possible but something as a party we are committed to because what those elections data shows is that there's significant discontent with britain's relationship to europe. there is a general feeling that too many powers of got to come back. that is our view. were i respect we disagree with jack because i don't think there is consensus on this. both liberal democrats and labour party, they're happy with the status quo. they have suggestion for a more particular europe and you cannot get our renegotiation if that's what you truly believe without having in and out of referendu

named jean-claude juncker to head the european commission in the face of bread are up -- did her opposition. theng renewed calls to quit 28 nation bloc after he found himself blocked only by hungary and his attempt to stop the federalist figure. dayavid cameron started the and later he was proved right. only hungary docking the british prime minister after he was abandoned by the netherlands and sweden. blocking therets vote on becoming the next president. >> we could have found alternative candidate who supported and command the support of every member state agreeing together on the best way forward. i think it's a serious mistake that other leaders decided to abandon that approach today. >> he says he is honored by the nomination. eusays it makes a british exit more likely. german chancellor angela merkel was quick to offer reassurance. if you look at the conclusions today, we have shown very clearly we are ready to address british concerns, british issues. whole look closer, the strategic agenda reflects british ideals that i share incidentally. this from last germany andons, france prom

on the agenda, the next eu president jean-claude juncker's bid has been dealt another blow.he swedish prime minister is voicing his concerns about the process for filling the position. we are joined by the head of macro credit research at rbs. the queue for coming down. opposition to candidacy seems to be growing here. what are the prospects for him actually getting the job? >> a lot of investors underestimate the importance of european parliament. i think the decision in the end comes down to who decides which is the most important legislative arm in europe. juncker is the leader of the leading party. his country says you should take that into account. >> take it into account. >> if you pick an external candidate who has basically just a phone line to berlin and paris, you underplay the real decision power of the eu. i think we need a stronger europe going forward. i also think the you k's card in this is a little bit in domestic politics. the weakness of the conservatives versus ukip. or is this referendum about a possible eu membership. is it realistic that the u.k. could

as you mentioned, chancellor merkel reiterated her backing for jean-claude juncker. she said he might be nominated by european leaders even against the opposition of some governments. he does face opposition in particular from the british government. david cameron, the british prime minister doesn't think he is the right man to create reform, but chancellor merkel indicating today that she's going to let it come to a confrontation at the upcoming european summit. or generally, the chancellor warned that the euro crisis is not over yet and that european governments have got to stick together to overcome it. she said the stability pact rules do allow for some flexibility for governments to take measures to stimulate growth, and that flexibility should be used, she said, but the government here doesn't want to change the budgetary rules. they want to keep the emphasis on economic reform. >> let's look at what the opposition are saying. the opposition leader is very strident in his criticisms. tell us what he had to say. >> the leader of the left party pointing to what h

independence party is coming a jean-claude juncker residential appointment. more on that debate later. prosecutors say that news corp. faces possible corporate charges related to phone hacking and bribery. more on those next. ♪ >> i am anna edwards. this is "on the move." investors are digesting comments from japan's prime minister shinzo abe. in an exclusive interview with bloomberg, he declares an end to the deflation that has crippled japan's economic growth over the last 15 years. getting out of the relation has been the great theme of the abe administration over the last year and a half. through bold monetary policy, flexible fiscal policy, and the growth reggie, we have wished a stage where there is no deflation. at the same time, we raise the consumption tax by three percentage points to 8% in april to in order to improve. there was no other way to achieve and escape deflation at the same time as restoring fiscal health. while overcoming this in april, we wanted to make sure we did not trigger a red light on progress towards overcoming deflation. this

cameron is opposed to john claude getting the job.>> in brussels, the unveiling of a to mark a season of remembering, the start of world war i, 100 years ago. today the start of a summit to reveal sharp differences. they center around claude who is said to become head of the european commission. david cameron called for a vote of the nomination of a man. potential allies are falling away. two and a half weeks ago, david cameron shared a boat with the so called reform camp, germans, swedish and dutch. they shut the door on blocking him. >> if a vote is called for, we'll support claude's candidacy and not block it. >> in germany, angela merkel once lukewarm said there will be no drama if he's chosen by a qualified majority. what has swayed many leaders is the argument this is about democracy that people were told they were voting for the next eu president. >> he has put himself in a not so nice corner. he's been vocal not accepting voter's choices. he's been blackmailing about leaving the european union. >> some countries like italy hav

. >> jean-claude junker's candidacy to head the european commission. they have time as the prime minister of sweden set a summit will not lead to a speedy election. hans nichols joins us. time is not an ally, is it? >> it certainly is not. what junker needs is his extension to the had of the commission to be a foregone conclusion. you heard from prime minister brian felt that this would not be the time to discuss personnel matters. on headingis going into the meaning, cameron was quite critical. craig, you spoke with reaching out trying to find a bloc. it is like matteo renzi is against junker. it is like the momentum is pushing back against junker. david cameron said we should be the way -- we should be the one who decide who should pick instead of a new process that was never agreed upon. there is one site that is positive for junker. angela merkel reiterated her support for junker in a way that was believable. she was quite passionate and said she will use all of her discussions to lobby for junker. casting about for an image of this process when th

jean-claude juncker's candidacy may be smothered today. david cameronand and dutch prime minister are in sweden to discuss who will take job.u's top hans nichols joins us from berlin. juncker's won the most seats in last month's european elections. can he waited it out and hope it will come to him? for the politicians are getting their heads together and it will be tougher? >> he cannot wait it out. time is not on his side. moreonger he waits, the opportunity for a replacement, additional compromise candidate. christine lagarde said it would not be her. when you hear from the british and they are leaving this anti-juncker charge, not so subtly, they really want to have a female and that top job. for them to sing the younger tendency. you look at the opposition. sweden and holland are opposed. opposed.o the question in all of this is how firm and strong is angela merkel's support or issue willing to trade it away and give david cameron a political so cameron can go back to voters is that i am influencing things and it is better for us to st

the forces opposing jean-claude joining candidacy are hands. they have bought time.h prime minister of sweden said it would not be a speedy selection. hans nichols joins us. you have said over the past couple of the, time is not the hands of junker. it is not a good news? tounless you really want focus on what angela merkel said, it is the first time that we since the process started to our three weeks ago i heard a firm, absolute statement from angela merkel that jean-claude junker is her candidate. she said sure use every opportunity to lobby on his behalf. the question is, does merkel's support if it is strong, devin cut against everything going against junker? you have the british mounted a campaign, a corrugated campaign. aboute with nick clegg how he is making calls to eu leaders he knows trying to block this appointment of junker. you have the swedish who are clearly opposed. it is getting to be hard to see over the top of his only ally in this. it is angela merkel and the idea that as the head of the center right party, his party -- he should be in scotland a

let's start out with you hans. >> we will be looking at jean-claude juncker.l be chosen at the next eu president on friday will be a headache for david cameron. ryan? my radar.ries on i am looking at the prospect of more sanctions against russia. we learn the u.s. is preparing another batch and what is next for news corp. following the trial in the u.k. prosecutors say they may pursue a corporate case. it is a motley bunch of stories but i can handle it. >> thank you very much. that is what the markets are watching. european markets opening. let's check in with manus cracking -- cranny. >> a motley bunch of stories for ryan chilcote. let's look at what this motley map can give is in terms of equity markets. abe says that deflation is dead. goldman sachs says that you can buy the topix index and get a target of 1450. added $22 billion in new funds to hedge funds in the month of may. you're today, that is nearly $93 billion. the best year since 2007 with money growing

-- jean claude juncker. the leftist center parties are firmly behind juncker. this makes it likely that he will be the next eu commission president. here are the countries of support. he has merkel in his camp. she is backing him more publicly now. we still have david cameron and the hungarians opposed. less so, the swedes as well as the dutch. the question coming into this meeting is, will it be a coronation and is this going to be a humiliating defeat for david cameron? >> thank you so much, hans nichols. joining us live from berlin. the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry, has just landed in iraq. he will hold talks with political leaders after a weekend which saw gunmen take control of all border crossings and jordan. elliott gotkine has more. he is live in tel aviv. terrifying things coming out of iraq. things seem to be going from bad to worse. and a sentiment of urgency among u.s. policymakers now. we have seen the further developments after the iraqi insurgents took the second-biggest city just the o

uk public needs a wake-up call as david cameron gets ready to face southern european leaders jean-claude becoming the head of the european commission. >> the european union is a very good thing for the united kingdom. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> as you can hear in the headlines, we are watching for news out of brussels. breaking news, you can see the signatures being done on official documents. this is a free trade agreement that's being passed around, the likes of muldova, signing these the documents. leaders of the respective countries all there making history in this free trade agreement. will it make a difference? many people hope so to the fortunes of these countries he. you can see the final page as the european leaders put their names on board, as well, hollande the latest to sign the documents. the headlines being used are still around who will be president of the european commission. we're waiting for that news to be forthcoming. it's going to be discussed at lunch today. it's enough to give you indiges

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what do you think of jean-claude juncker?i have had a lot of contact with him when he was president of the euro group. i am not frightened of him. i think he was very while he and his negotiations. he is from luxembourg. he understands financial markets. in my book, that is a big plus. there are other worthy candidates around. at trying toeffort involve and democratize the process. that has notnk been terribly successful, other than perhaps in germany and austria. nevertheless, it was an attempt. i am less fearful than everybody in the u.k. yes, maybe he is a federalist, but not at the expense of losing the u.k., not at the expense of pragmatism, i don't think. >> this has been built up and do something really quite major. people are talking about this being the in and out moment for britain. if he gets the job, it will further accelerate a path to an exit for britain. away allt want to give negotiating tactics, but i would have thought that a graceful acceptance and then may be getting something of a good way to go. >> is th

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rex the longer his name is out there, the less likely jean-claude juncker is going to be president ofhe commission. it gives his opponents time to find a compromise. time is not on his side. neither is gender. you are hearing from the british it is time for gender equality. what name tossed around a lot is christine lagarde. she definitively took herself i have ae running. >> job. to anyt a candidate other position. i think it is a relatively important job at the moment. we are not out of the crisis. we need to continue helping countries out of the crisis. the imf is a strong institution that needs to continue going forward. participate in that. >> one problem, the opposition is clear. sweden, holland, also italy is not overly excited about the haveect. he doesn't someone championing his cause. that should be angela merkel. his party won the most seats in the parliamentary election. what is angela merkel actually thinking. it seems she actually supports him. she is willing to sacrifice for the larger goal of keeping david cameron happy. >> what else is on the agenda? >> there will be

we caught up with claude giroux. and it takes him back when he was drafted in 2006 when g.m.bby clark messed up his name. >> other than bobby clark forgetting my name it was a great experience. the draft is at 7:00. the whole day you are doing nothing. all you are thinking where you are going to be drafted. sense you are a kid the dream is to play the nhl. it makes it really exciting. >>reporter:and alana deladon is sidelined with lyme disease. no word when he will return. >> finally over the years we see carlos ruiz taking a beating catching for the phillies. catching is the toughest position in baseball. jose lobaton, the ball is stuck in the mask. take another look. that is word right there. this job being a sports anchor is much, much safer. >> i have to agree with you. summertime is pool time for families. the y.m.c.a. of delaware is offering free swimming lessons. it's for children that are new or uncomfortable in the water. they must have attended kindergarten to take part or pre-school. >>> it's finally safe to go back into the water. fishermen catch a shark in an unl

claude giroux was kept off by crosby. giroux was a finalist. instead it goes to crosby. the nfl draft picks 17. it's ron hextall's first start as manager. >> we are talking 17 and 18 year old kids that have a long way to go before they play in the the national hockey legal. to do anything but draft of the best player. i mean, i am not going to re-invent the wheel. >> still to come. we'll here from the u.s. ahead of thursday's big branch or tonight apply. subject to credit approval. >> he likely will not be seeking an hour of television time announce his decision. lebron james is about to become a free agent. he tends to opt out the final two years of his contract. will be a free agent on july 1st. it does to the preclude him from seeping witsigning with the hea. >>> if the two teams tie they both get in. it's better than kissing, well, you know. >> we are going to play the game to win it. we are not made for games to go for a tie. it's not in our d.n.a. >> the u.s. now knows won't have the services of altador for that one. he has strained hamstring. >> he is not happy af

david cameron is holding firm saying jean claude juncker is not only the wrong choice but illegitimatehoice. he thinks voter want a reformer of the eu. he's up against every of eu leader including angela merkel who says jean claude is a great european and she backs him wholeheartedly. i think peopling to people here, that won't be talked about this evening. lead leader will gather to remember those that died in the war almost 100 years ago. there may be talk about football. you mentioned the u.s. germany game. merkel is thought to be a football fan. other talks may be saved for the meetings in brussels tomorrow. >> thank you very much indeed. >>> it's two and a half months since afghan voted in presidential elections. they're waiting for a i new lead tore take the country forward. election officials delayed the announcing because of fraud allegations. >> the people of afghanistan may have held second round landmark elections, but they don't know who the president will be. this is the center where the count is going on. ballot blue boxes have the result sheets that have come in from pro

it could be a potentially big night for claude giroux, he is up for the heart trophy. for mvp coming off an 80 point season, along with sydney crosby, winning the award would be nice but winning a stanley cup is what he wants. >> it's the worst, when another team wins the cup, it's obviously your goal starting each year and not when you can't find that goal, i think it's disappointing and the same time it motivates you to have a better night next year. >> the flyers own the 17th overall pick and he says the way the system is set up makes his approach easy. >> we are talking 17 and 18-year-old kids here that have a long way to go before they play in the national hockey league, so to do anything but draft the best player, i'm not going to try and reinvent the wheel, just drafting the best player. >>> four years ago lebron james decided to leave cleveland and he may leave miami as well. he may activate a clause to opt out of his contract. he may resign and they are coming off a loss to the san antonio spurs. >> the u.s. will have to face germany shorthanded. the u.s. need

the crucial question is why is he so against jean-claude juncker?en as a federalist and perhaps as somebody that isn't a new face. it's a difficult sell to british voters who wants to see the uk reform and want to see change within the uk going forward. but he's also seen as somebody that actually can compromise. he speaks three languages and can bring all five together. so the crucial question for david cameron now is can he accept the olive branches likely to come from the germans and from the other eu and sell those olive branches and the compromise message to british voters back at home? louisa, back to for that. we need to take a look at some of the other top stories today. the london stock exchange is buying frank russell for $1 is.6 billion pounds. they unveiled a 1.6 billion rights issue. frank russell is a privately owned asset manager known for its business which includes the russell 2000. >>> john paulson has reportedly built a $1 billion stake in allergan and is backing the takeover of valeant. 2% of allergan makes him a top 15 investor.

-backed dictators, one of them being jean-claude duvalier.have been trying to get -- i went to panama to try to get the coup leader back to haiti. , is mont, augusto pinochet mean, these are u.s.-backed dictators that we are involved in prosecuting. in the case of haiti, we are on the ground in haiti working for the prosecution of the former dictator. clerks were were you after the coup? why did hrw sent a letter to colin powell, not urging for the immediate reinstatement of aristide, but asking colin powell, to put pressure on thecoup government and install to prosecute both paramilitary leaders who precipitated the coup and deposed officials of the constitutional government? this is a warped idea of evenhandedness and this is the kind of issue that we are about, the closeness of hrw krispies completely bizarre forms of evenhandedness and osha first blush may seem speciously independent, but on closer inspection, are completely fraudulent. take this inu can bits and pieces and interpret it the way you want. >> interpret that for me. what doe

hasn't he just rallied support behind jean-claude juncker in berlin, for instance?think we have arguments when it's regards to principle. we don't agree with the idea that the party groups should appoint front runners very much in advance of the election to european parliament because it disqualifies a lot of candidates that could actually run for these important positions. and here we are like minded. i've been in principle against that. therefore, i am now trying to respect the way the process should be done with the european council president consulting with the countries. but what we have agreed today is what is the content of what this commission then should do. that's very important. that's very often forgotten. people are asking more to see the results rather than actually the name to lead. >> and parliament will vote, but you're quite clear it's the heads of state, the council that needs to decide on the name. and they should have their autonomy to do so. >> it's a balance between the two. we'll present a qualified candidate, and the european parliament will

the book was released in 1983 in the claude tyler died.n i went to back it wa back l causing havoc in that building. we are now in new mexico. it's difficult to see with the slides on but there is a on either side. he pointed out that the coffee mill off of the old west. they developed a way of using the coffee mill to make barbed wire. another of my favorite towns was the frenchman and people often ask me what di did change on the route and the two things that changed the most were frenchman and the area in west virginia. the frenchman had a population of the people and the younger lady here in her mother-in-law and her husband chris and daughter consisted of two buildings. the larger was a cafÉ both held and the other was a garage related to the service station. behind that was a fence that separated their property from the naval bombing range. and they heard a story about the bomb that got dropped and almost killed a guy. when i went back there he was gone so i'm sitting there with the doors open eating my peanut butter and charlie sava

. >> good afternoon, commissioners claude i didn't planning staff i apologize for the delay we thought the eir was going to go a lot longer expected. as you know we're doing an overview of the changes since i saw the item even though at the may hearing the only amendments to the general plan our looking at the entire program so the ordinances that were introduced that i supervisor cowen and mayor ed lee in april african-american the planning code and adapting all the some places. you requested to hear more information about the transportation contact and commissioner borden and so just wanted to give you more information about that. as part of the mta's effectiveness project the i'm sorry copies of the - . as part of the mta's transit effectiveness the express line as identified as part of the network a series of transit only lanes in the locations are implemented to the reduce traffic time i'm going to i'm going to turn it over to david from the transmission authority to talk about the other projects as part of the county transportation study. i apologize. i was told he would be here

in the city, on batch of san francisco families and kids and exhibition and excellence, our fish, claude and even my colleagues, the most talented group of staff that i have worked with. please continue to be our partners in every way you can. visit us and bring your staff. work with us to coordinate opportunities for your constituents to join the academy. nothing makes us happier than walking 32 you the academy and hear the word "wow" no matter what age you are. you don't have to be three 3 feet to say "wow". this is a truly and historic entrance transformation of one of san francisco's great treasures. this penguin has done a great thin for you. on behalf of all my colleagues, mayor's office and all of san francisco for your continued support. >> thank you dr. farg ton and for all of your service. an amazing job. cleez, if -- colleagues, if there are no questions, let's go to mr. rows -- rose for the report. >> this is not one that we did report on. >> thank you. best wishes for your retirement. we are going to call up next our parks parks and recreation department because of the commi

. >> good afternoon claude district attorney planning department staff as supervisor supervisor cohen mentioned in addition to oewd there's staff from the mayor's office of economic workforce development and the project sponsor to answer questions. i'm sure you're aware of supervisor cohen tape recording introduced this schlage lock back in april and the general plans were initiated by the planning commission. we have now gone through several committees and back and forth board weigh happy to say we'll go the recommended when we move forward with the project. we are here to give you autopsy overview of the land use what the board approved in 2009. if i can have the presentation. here's an overview of what i'll cover and go into the proposed changes to the 2009 and key highlights from the agreement arrest that was mentioned this has been restarted because of the redevelopment funds. just to say this is a map where the 20 acres sites that covers the southeast corner of the city it shows in the context of other major projects that includes candle stick and executive park and hunters poin

david cameron campaigned against jean-claude juncker, who favoured a closer political union, and it's feared it could result in him leaving the e.u. nearly half the respondents in the u.k. will vote for britain to leave the bloc. >> a masked gunman were culled and two wounded in the gaza strip. israel said it launched a series of air strikes in gaza targetting weapons factories. it was said to be in response to the firing on saturday. israel says palestinian fighters fired 60 rockets into the territory. we have more from jerusalem. >> the israeli mill itry says 60 rockets have been fired to the gaza strip since friday. two salafists travelled to the vehicle. they were members of resistant committees, they were accused of firing rockets into israel. saturday night two rockets hit an industrial zone in the south of israel. one hit a factory. there were no casualties that have been reported. this comes at a time when tensions was high. the israeli military conducted military operations. 2.5 years ago three israeli settlers wept miss, two 16-year-old and a 17-year-old. israel blames hamas

claude howard is facing several charges including mail theft and of destroyed u.s. mail. according to a criminal complaint, howard, who is a postal inspector was caught on surveillance cameras. the items he's accused of stealing include cash, prescription pills, marijuana, passports, jewelry, collectibles, playboys and other memorabilia. >> when i hear something like this, it really pisses me off because mail is personal, you know? people send it out and expect to get where it's supposed to go and when something like this happens, authorities like this, it makes me mad. >> if convicted, he could peace up to 20 years in prison. >>> preparation for san francisco is under way for floats to putting up traffic signs. more than a million people expected for the festivities. brian flores with how people are getting ready. brian? >> reporter: hi, christina. good afternoon to you. this is probably the quietest it will be around the castro district this weekend. as you mentioned, a million people are expected to be here for parades, parties for pride weekend and for many, this year