cpd? continued professional development. so to make sure they're up with their latest skills. very much. bird watchers are flocking to the island of north ronaldsay on 0rkney to grab a glimpse of the rare red—winged blackbird. the birds are native to the americas and this is the first time one has been spotted in europe. twitchers desperate to see the bird are hiring boats and chartering planes to reach the island which is usually served but a weekly ferry. let's get more on this rare sighting. larissa simulik is assistant warden at the north ronaldsay bird 0bservatory, and shejoins us now via webcam from 0rkney. good to see you and thank you for being with us. a lot of people heading your way to see this rare sight. it has been crazy, planes going constantly to and from the island. 0n crazy, planes going constantly to and from the island. on sunday charter planes coming in, private planes coming in. the same with monday. it down a bit today but i feel if the bird lingers closer to the weekend people will come again. and this is an incredibly rare sighting. how come this bird

we see two measures of inflation, core cpi and core cpd. >> when we see the minutes, they will not have data point on this chart at the time of the may meeting. this is a little bit more forward-looking. they could be somewhat dismissive of the soft readings on inflation. luckily, the rhetoric got more traction after seeing the second data point where we have been seeing that inflation is not moving markets higher. communications contracts are a major driver here. 4.5%nemployment rate is and we have an economy that supposedly excel are ready but we are not picking up a pickup in inflation pressures just yet. david: thank you so much. will speak with mary jo white, the former chair of the securities and exchange commission and talk about president trump's plan for regulatory reform at 3:00 p.m. eastern. you can catch all our interviews on the bloomberg. check that out. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: we begin with breaking news. a feel moments, the federal reserve will release the minutes from its may meeting, where they left rates unchanged and signaled they were not armed by the weakness

cpd says it's likely the shooters are gang members.hree people of interest are in custody right now. police have not officially released the officers' identities because of the nature of the work they do in these dangerous neighborhoods. police have not given us details about the people they're questioning and have not given a description of the suspects. now, in the past nine months, police have battled this menacing new threat of gang members using high powered rifles and shotguns in this neighborhood called the back of the yard, meaning behind the train yards. this latest shooting fuels the fiery debate about chicago's daily deadly violence with city leaders and police pleading for stronger prosecution and gun laws and repeat gun offenders. >> i'm willing to stake my reputation today on the fact that the individuals that perpetrated this act against our police are probably known gang members an probably repeat gun offenders. >> jon, these people that fired at the officers are at large. this is developing story and we'll keep you upd

the department of justice concluded that the cpd repeatedly was racially biassed towards black people and trampled all over our civil rights and this one stuck out to me. in order to get information from gang members, they would take a young person to a rival gang neighborhood and either leave them there or display the youth to the rival nembers immediately putting their life in jeopardy by suggest esiing he has provid information to the police. >> what charges? we'll never know. >> as we were watching colby watch the cops. >>> people started watching us watch koefy and they wanted to know what we were doing in their neighborhood. >> why were you all filming right here? >> we can talk to you if you want to. >> it's cnn show called "united shades of america." >> you want to exploit us. >> no, brother. i got to be able to leave my house. >> y'all got to come out when the police do some real bullshit to us. we're just minding our business chilling. we walked up and saw the police arresting them. >> oh, they were doing real police work. sometime people do bad shut. some -- do bogus shut.

just this year department of justice concluded a 13 month investigation that showed the cpd was raciallytowards black people and trampled all over our civil rights. out of the many maddening things in this report this one tuck out to me. in order to get information from gang members police would take a young person and either leave the person there or display the youth to the rival members immediately putting the life of that young person in jeopardy by suggesting he has provided information to the police. that is totally [ bleep ]. >> did they arrest them? >> yes. what charges? we will never know. people watch him and they wanted to know what we were doing in their neighborhood. i couldn't help them. >> i don't understand. why were y'all filming right here? >> we are coming down to talk about what's going on in the community. >> what are you doing though? >> it is for a cnn show called united shades of america. >> trying to exploit us or something. >> no. >> i hear you. >> y'all got to come out here when the police do real bull to us. we are just minding our business chilling. >> we jus

just this year, the department of justice concluded a 13-month investigation that showed the cpd repeatedlyas racially biased towards black people and trampled all over our civil rights. out of the many maddening things in this report, this one stuck out to me. in order to get information from gang members, police would take a young person to a rival gang neighborhood and either leave the person there or display the youth to the rival members, immediately putting the life of that young person in jeopardy by suggesting that he has provided information to the police. that is totally [ bleep ]. so, did they arrest those two people? >> took them away. what charges, we'll never know. >> as we were watching kofi watching the cops, people started watching us watch kofi, and they wanted to know what we were doing in their neighborhood. i couldn't blame them. >> i just don't understand, why was y'all filming right here? >> we came down here to talk about what's going on in the community. >> what y'all doing? >> for a cnn show called "united shades of america." >> you're going to exploit us. >> no, n

>> reporter: after shooters used ar-15 assault rifle to ambush two undercover officers in this van, cpdofficers that gang members are increasingly using what it calls weapons of war, guns like ar-15's and ak-47's. >> this gang is in possession of numerous military-style rifles capable of penetrating officers' body armor. >> reporter: four of chicago's city council elderman are allowing officers to carry the same weapons they're facing on the streets. in unofficial experiment you could see a clear difference between the 9 millimeter police carry versus ar-15 or ak-47. it pierced the first waffle the cinderblock and damaged the second wall. the ak-47. >> full mettle jacket bullet, makes a clean hole and cracks the second one, the most powerful. >> reporter: it would want to see a practical proposal first. >> our concern now is whether or not police officers are seen as partners in the community or seen as a militarized presence. >> reporter: in chicago in 2015 officers were fired at 18 times, fortunately none hit. last year officers fired at 31 times, nine officers hit and wounded. office

can you commit to me you will read cpd 28 classified annex regarding the operational impact on the intelligence committee once you have received your security clearance? >> yes, sir. i look forward to doing that if i'm confirmed. >> thank you. i want to turn my attention to section 702 now of the foreign intelligence surveillance act. director pompeo stated in his speech a couple of weeks ago at csic, "the cia steals secrets from hostile entities and terrorist organizations. we utilize the whole tool kit, fully employing the capabilities that congress, the courts and executive branch have provide willed to us consistent with our american ideals wrfrmt part of the tool kit is section 702. recently called it his top legislative priority to have it reauthorized before it expires at the end of the year. would you please comment on the importance of the foreign intelligence surveillance act in general and section 702 in particular to the cia's mission? >> yes, senator. i obviously have not been -- had access to the classified information on the benefits of 702, but i have spoken to and i have read t