deutsche telekom looking for $40 per share for its stake. we understand it may get something very close to that. the stock is up a little bit on that news. anna? >> thank you very much for that. these are the bloomberg top headlines. g-7 leaders spared russ cra from further sanctions in favor -- russia from further sanctions. leaders urged russia to completely pull troops from ukraine's eastern border and warned that they stand ready to intensify sanctions if there is no peaceful settlement. francois hollande said the potential u.s. sign against b.n.p. paribas could impact the stability of european banks. they are seeking $10 billion to settle allegations that b.n.p. paribas transferred funds for clients. hollande plans to trays issue when he meets with president bama in paris tonight. sprint said to be nearing an agreement with t-mobile. sprint will offer about 50% stock and 50% cash for t-mobile. the deal would combine the third and fourth largest wireless carriers in the united states. so let's get back to our top story. that of course th

sprint, t-mobile and deutsche telekom are trading like this.eutsche telekom higher by around 1% in normal trading, sprint up 6.62% and t-mobile u.s. up 5.14%. >>> the ceos of both companies are expected to testify, that is at&t and directv. it must be approved by antitrust regulators and the fcc. congress has no sway in the decision process. at&t and frankfurt up just modestly by 0.5%. directv almost flat in frankfurt trading. >>> still to come on the show, another day, another bidder. coming up, we find out which company has reportedly joined the race to take over smith & nephew. >>> we'll leave you with a view of the heat map to see how the european markets are trading right now. pretty much unchanged going into that all-important ecb meeting. we'll see you in two. then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30

deutsche ck and telekom, it would still have 15% of the combined company in total.lely dependent on urope. they still have to work out what the termination fees would be. sprint wants it to be relatively small. t-mobile wants it to be more on the $3 billion side of things. really what they want to see is size here. this is where really bigger is better. you need money to throw -- all of us want more data on our smart phones. we have to have better wi-fi and internet services. internet in particular. the billionaire behind softbank in japan, which owns the majority of sprint in the united states is trying to re-regulate it. saying this won't reduce competition. it will give us the scale we need to take on at&t and verizon, the two biggest players. >> deutsche could california cash in on e.e.. >> yeah. the mobile business, they own. they had planned to sell shares in january this year. they put them on ice. we could see them reinveigh rated or resuscitated. i love this orange saying. after we come back from holiday. they are examining their options. a chief executive

deutsche telecom? >> all the european carriers will trumpet their ability. privacy the issue across the board whether it's facebook or google, we have to continue to think about this, what it means to the business models. >> more than privacy, isn't it? talking about setting their own internet structures, and the bulkization of the internet as a result. we don't want the americans to have this sort of access to what we do on a daily basis. >> broke right before the world cup game yesterday, u.s. versus

deutsch shares are in the red. the subscription rights as it begins to trade.y are unnerved as they face litigation costs. they say investigations into foreign exchange manipulation could have a material impact. stock is down another 3% at the same time, they are under investigation for its hiring practices in china. this according to reuters sources. they are examining whether the bank employeed the children of chai these government officials to help win deals. i feel like we've heard that one before with other banks. bank of america is in talks to settle probes by the justice department and several u.s. states. overall, it's described as shoddy mortgage practices. they report bank of america could pay $12 billion, at least 5 billion of that is expected to go towards consumer relief in the form of reducing principle and monthly payments and paying to remove run dunn or abandoned homes. the lender faces multiple government probes over its handling of mortgage bonds before the financial crisis. bank of america stock down around 0.8 in frankfurt. >>> barack obama

deutsche bank sales come with a warning.ling investors about a trading slump and possible damage to business currency rating. to raise aeking leaven point billion dollars. >> this a special on a job stay. what is a fair wage? this has to be applied. is the ceo of dunkin donuts. we have both of them here this morning. let me start with professor krueger. is a $15 minimum wage in seattle not something that can be handled? >> i think it was unprecedented. put had a nonpartisan group together the came up with a $15 an hour recommendation over a. of years. that could set a model. i think would be better to have a more reasonable national minimum wage and i would prevent some these local movements. in seattle, they can handle relatively high minimum wages as long as it does not go up too quickly. >> what we have seen the last couple of days, state-by-state minimum wages. if you look at a chart, we have come back from the abyss of 2005. we are still nowhere near some of those federal minimum wages of the 80's and 90's. you are in t

. >>> deutsche bank is expected to price its capital at a big discount today.kely price between 20 to 21 euros. it's a big discount to the current trading price. the german lender is looking to strengthen its balance sheets in light of pending cost cuts. the subscription rights will be allowed to trade immediately after the price has been set. meanwhile, within the last hour or so, goldman sachs has upgraded its rating on deutsch, reflecting what it says has been a recent underperformance. the firm has upgraded credit suisse following the set. ment of its u.s. tax cases. meanwhile, lloyd's bankers withdrawing from a trade financing deal that involved rosneft. >>> and restrictions placed on mortgage lending. this according to reuters. the nationalized bank will implement a capital four times loan-to-income lending with a maximum term of 30 for all mortgages worth 500,000 pounds or more. >>> still to come after disappointing manufacturing construction numbers this week, can britain services industry buck the trended? we'll have the latest breakdown of activity wi

deutsche bank is trading. see what their latest plan to increase capital means for the bottom line. we will be speaking to the ceo of a british satellite company. they have a new plan to bring wi-fi on board flights across europe. we would be talking to him about what kind of business opportunity that means. we will be breaking down what reggae's ltro means for the market. finally, it is u.s. jobs data. i can't believe i am not in new york for it. economists are looking for a gain of more than 200,000. if we get only 100,000 jobs added, this will be a historic day. we will be almost net neutral. be sure to stay tuned for all of that coming up on "the pulse." >> looking forward to it. draghi says -- he said that yesterday. looking forward to it. thank you very much indeed. let's bring you up to some of the company news. olivia has been mentioning it, you know -- new york's top banking regulator is pressing bnp paribas on the alleged sanction violations. seeking lost he is also a departure of another senior exec

deutsch. now we go to mr.o ted poe chaired the subcommittee on nonproliferation and trade and. >> since the giant planet direction was signed by around the p5+1 in november the administration has been negotiating with the iranians for it a final deal. i hope our negotiators are not the same ones that worked in the big deal with trading for bowe bergdahl. it seems the white house would rather have any agreement even a bad one than no agreement at all great iran is insisting on the right to enrich which will allow them to cheat and come up with a romp. this could take a few months or maybe a few years. they could develop a bomb so fast that we would not be able to detect it or stop it and then saudi arabia turkey and egypt will want to develop nuclear weapons. we must insist on absolute dismantling of nuclear weapon capability in any agreement. we are not dealing with nice people. we cannot believe they will be honest about nuclear development. we must remember the ayatollah still insists on destruction of israe

>> thank you, madam chairman and ranking member deutsch for today's hearing. i too want to extend my sympathies of the five soldiers were killed yesterday in afghanistan. combategin drawing down operations in afghanistan i think it important to say again that the responsibility rests the afghan people to operate, build and maintain their own civilian and military capacity. the united states has built an important foundation for afghanistan's future, but security and a sustainable peace in the region can only be accomplished when the people of afghanistan take on these responsibilities. some have argued that helping to rebuild afghanistan's schools, bridges, road and hospitals has been important to our mission. and some like me believe that time for us to return our focus to supporting our own schools, bridges, roads and hospitals. but i mope that all would agree that we need to ensure that whatever funds have been idea and will be used are used widely and that they're building are sustainable and institutions that are sustainable. as mr. higgins just said i th

chairman of deutsche john deutsche.e as well. >> there's a story behind this. >> yeah, we'll get to that later on. >> from that -- >> about

this is as torture bank 62 -- deutsche bank seeks to boost its capital levels. ecb decision and mario draghi. it has just not moved very much today. 1.36. that is as everybody anticipates that decision from mario draghi at 12:30 london time. ,nd then just after that, 12:45 1:30, we will hear from the man himself, mario draghi. >> a look at what we are watching. let's get out to guy johnson. awaiting the ecb decision. guy. >> will draghi deliver? we are expecting rate cuts. he give us the wrong this tends ever it that he will do that at the last meeting. then where will we go> ? does he deliver some sort of liquidity options or credit easing? that is probably the central case scenario at the moment. if you want to go to the right of the bell curve, there are other options on the table. will he start talking about some sort of asset purchase program? picking up small or medium-sized loans from the banks? recycling that money into the banks? we will get the projections as well. what will it tell us about cpi? an awful lot happening here in frankfurt. >> thanks, guy

deutsch, did you watch?>> i did. >> bobby gauche. and in washington, columnist for bloomberg view, al hunt. >> did everybody watch? you watch? al, you watched? >> i watched. >> i can tell you, i'm serious, it was very quiet around my town. other than the super bowl, there aren't a lot of events where i've seen people -- as many people that i know stop and watch. >> this is the year, you said american soccer came of age as far as the team. i think the sport itself in this country, something happened this year where it finally popped. world cup has kind of infiltrated our culture like it hasn't before. >> if you follow football, if you follow european football, if you follow soccer, you saw halfway through the game -- and i kept calling joey, my son, who is a soccer snob. he would rather say that barry manilow is the future of alternative music than say american soccer is great! >> i called him halfway through. joey, you got to stop being a hater. he said, we are playing european style. >> yeah. >> football. i

deutsche of florida. >> thank you, madam chairman. i also would like to extend my condolences to the five troops killed in afghanistan. we spend a lot of time here talking about what our government does but it is ultimately the men and women who serve our government in tough places like this and we keep in mind their families of the five. today's hearing comes on the heels of the announcement that troops will remain in afghanistan until 2016. after 13 years, trillions of dollars and thousands of american lives lost, this news was met with mixed reaction we've come to expect when we talk about afghanistan. those who cannot bear the thought of even one more american life sacrificed to those who believe it's our responsibility to remain and protect national security interest. recent gallop poll found for first time since the war in afghanistan began, more americans now view the war as a mistake. after the united states has given so much in blood and treasure, what do we have to show for it. have the resources been wisely spent? have we s

incorporated, donny deutsch.let's just add did everybody watch? you watched, you watched. al, you watched? >> i watched. >> i can tell you it was very -- it was very quiet around my town. like other than the super bowl, there aren't a lot of events where i've seen as many people that i know stop and watch the same thing. >> this is the year. you said american soccer came of inch as far as the team. i think the sport itself in this country, something happened this year where it finally popped. this world cup has infiltrated our culture like it hasn't before. >> if you follow football, if you follow european football, if you follow soccer, you saw halfway through the game, and i kept calling joey, my son, who is a total soccer snob. he would rather say that barry manilow is the future of alternative music than say american soccer. >> wow, okay, got it. >> and i called him halfway through and i said, joey, joey, you've got to stop being a hater. and he said we are playing european style football. it was stunning wha

bush hotel, asked deutsche telekom wanted about $2 billion, so figure somewhere in between.they are almost ready to shake hands on a stack/-- on a cash/stock offer. >> the termination fee is not inconsequential, not because of numbers, but the justice department has looked at t-mobile and thought maybe they should stand alone. >> that has been a big point, masa does not want to pay a large termination fee. we knew look at comcast-time at&t/directv, no termination fees on those deals. he is hoping to dovetail off those deals and maybe take advantage of a wind telecom reform -- wind of telecom reform. they're hoping to come on the backs of these and be approved. >> alec sherman, thank you very much. host ahead, can a tv slowdown the creation of internet fast lanes? the fight over net neutrality heats up thanks to a compelling piece on hbo. and how that a four-year-old company overtake apple in china? we will find out tomorrow and a special edition of "bloomberg west," from the flagship mi3 smartphone to its ambitious global expansion plans. we will have a look at all one of ap

the chairman of deutsche, incorporated, donny deutsch. >> look at that, you wasp you. >> economic analyst jeremy, good morning! you know, i was wearing my three-piece suit but then i said i need to wear my team usa jersey. >> don't pretend, that's what you slept in. i just know it. look at you. it looks like you slept in it. why do you do that? >> joe, where can our viewers find you? >> i can tell you our team, the "morning joe" team four years ago went out and we went down to warren 77. mika kicked the table and we won. it's a good luck charm and i was going to watch the show at home with a lot of friends, but decided i would much rather watch it with the "morning joe" friends, "morning joe" team because it's good luck. we do it every four years. >> i'm going to flip a table. >> we'll be at an undisclosed location in manhattan. look at this, "the daily news," huh, just win, baby, just win. a lot of that depends on whether michael bradley finds himself today. i hope he does. is everybody going to watch? >> oh, yeah. >> "the wall street journal" has helpful tips, by the way, on how to lie

deutsch is recognized. did i understand. you said more money has been spent on afghanistan than on the marshall plan? end of this year taking into consideration inflation, etc. total? is the as you analyze the data, what is the total amount spent by this country on afghanistan reconstruction? is $103ppropriations billion, i believe. >> for both of you, as you what we referred to as waste, fraud, and abuse it is ultimately waste as well. reports of the good that you put out, is there a total? amount of thatl $103 billion, is there a total amount that has been wasted? >> i'm not in a position to give you an exact figure on that. we have not looked into in terms of a range of figures. know there have been various inefficiencies. there's concern that there is really an inventory. many of the agencies were not keeping good performance metrics whether or not to look at the money had been used for its intended purpose or met its goals. i agree. we cannot come up with an estimate. we would be spending all of our time trying to figur

deutsch from florida. you, madam chairman. i would also like to extend my condolences to the families of the five troops who were killed yesterday in a and a stand. we spent a lot of time here talking about what our government does but it is ultimately the men and women who serve our government in tough places like this that we need to keep in mind. on this day, we keep in mind the families of these five. today's hearing comes on the heels of the president's announcement that 9600 troops will remain enough in a stand until 2016. after almost 13 years, trillions of dollars, and thousands of american lives lost, this was met with mixed reactions we come to expect, those who cannot bear the thought of even one more american livestock eyes to those who believe it is our responsibility to remain and protect our national security interests. a recent gallup poll found for the first time since the war in afghanistan began, more now view the war as a mistake. after the united states has given so much in blood and treasure, what do we h

took the torch from the member of the alameda county district attorney's office and carried the deutsche up broadway to 40th where he passed it to someone from the emoryville police department. the torch run helps raise fund for the special olympics. >>> we are just weeks away from the ribbon cutting at levi stadium. tonight we're getting a sneak peek of the new home of the 49ers woo.'s shown you the stadium as it is being built. now we get a look inside now that the stadium is done that's tonight at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we are always here for you on ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. movie studios and the dramatic conclusion of my current mission: an 18th birthday masquerade ball! that's me, elizabeth, living it up and giving it back for an epic birthday bash! we're all getting together for an amazing night of mystery! devon: oh, hello, sir, welcome to the party! (laughs) elizabeth: we'll have celebrities putting on masks and performing on stage! it's a great big world of fun, so if you're ready, let's get to it! i

. >> reporter: deutsche bank says every benny increase accounts for a billion dollars in energy consumption and the billion dollars presumably not spent elsewhere. gas prices are 13 cents higher than this time last year according to aaa and tradeers say that we could see another ten to 15 cents in the coming weeks. for "nightly business report", i'm jackie deangelis. >> still ahead, serial killer. americans are changing what they eat for breakfast so what companies are keeping up best with consumer taste? >>> another setback for general motors. according to reuters, the auto maker is saying to stop selling now and used 2013 and 2014 chevrolet cruz sedans because of potential problems with the air bag. they recalled 17 million vehicles in the united states. >> earnings from general mills, the maker of chieeros and lucky charles. profits rose by 10% last quarter but most due to cost cutting. earnings were still below forecast with total sales sliding by 3%. investors lost their taste for the cereal giant sending shares down today. >>> one of the challenges general mills and cereal makers are

deutsch's question. even taking that money. some of it actually works.t is going to be so difficult to face on doing that. that's only $2 billion. to do that for every one of these programs is going to be very difficult of what percentage works and what percentage did not. we have to take the mattress and apply bear metrics. what my colleague and i are saying is we are not given to the metrics or they do not use the metrics. how do we determine whether it works or not? i have been prorated by dod for even questioning the serp proposal because it saved lives. i do not know what that means. that that was the metric they wanted to use. it is hard for me to then take the that saving lives and sang the $2.2 billion was wisely spent. that is where you see the predicament we are in. probably inson is the same predicament. >> thank you. while some of us may say when i was in iraq or afghanistan, here is a man who was really in afghanistan. a vet who is still serving our country failing and lee. ntly.liat are getting ready to agree wholeheartedly right here. look

the interior ministry has announced deutsche telekom will now become the government's official internet service provider starting next year. when we come back, a dire situation in iraq. >> plus, we will have some group stage >> and welcome back. iraq's prime minister says his country will attend the first session of the new parliament inside ongoing turmoil. >> he told military commanders as is militants would nail to prevent parliament from meeting is planned next tuesday. he did warn that isis would try to undermine security in baghdad. the sunni-islamist forces have seized large swaths of iraq in recent weeks. while the fallout from the turmoil in iraq is having serious humanitarian consequences. up to 10,000 people have fled a mostly christian town in northern iraq after it was shelved with mortars. >> sectarian violence has turned many people in iraq into refugees, and it is not the first time. >> that's because back in 2006, fighting between sunnis and shiites led some to flee their homes and the shelter in united nations refugee camps. some of them have never left. >> hussein was

morgan is zero the resale value of deutsche bank is zero dollars your bank is the biggest fraud in the world it's worth nothing well let's look around the world where these dirty like policies of zirp and newer have failed miserably headline reads. zircon we announced zero growth in private labor hours since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight so david stockman looked at the latest study the bureau of labor statistics and he says he found a smoking gun about these are sort of policies which america has essentially had since the greenspan era and the crash the dot com crash of two thousand workers in the u.s. business sector worked virtually the same number of hours and twenty thirteen as they had in one nine hundred ninety eight approximately one hundred ninety four billion labor hours what this means is that there was also really no growth at all in the number of hours worked over the fifteen year period it is perhaps even more striking that american businesses still managed to produce forty two percent or three point five trillion dollars more output in two thousand and thirteen t

jose says it is worth three quarters of a billion dollars in -- deutsche bank says it is worth threeof a billion dollars in revenue. what is the next up for b-sky-b? sunday times ran this story on the price tag would be around 3.5 billion euros for skype which land -- skied which land. sky deutsche land.n you show youbefore these stories, the following finds, some people might them disturbing. the sunni extremist group which is taken territories across iraq has posted ethic photos online. -- has posted graphic photos online. rock bus army says it has killed 300 terrorists -- iraq's army says it has killed 300 terrorists. the russian state-owned energy company announced its decision this morning after overnight talks to resolve a pricing dispute ended without a deal. ukraine owes the company fort $.5 billion. -- $4.5 billion. -- tronic is buying covidien medtronic is buying covidien. it is the largest deal ever for medtronic and gives the u.s. company access to the portfolio of hospital supplies. moving on to another of our top stories. a new twist in the battle for alstrom's assets.

las vegas sands, wynn resort, mgm all tim belled after a deutsche bank report that said cow gaming revenueas up less than expected last month. all three companies were down at least 2.5%. sands closed at 7544. win at 20823, in. gm 232538. >>> another high-profile investors betting big on fannie mae and freddie mac, carl icahn. the billionaire investors bought $51 million in common shares of the mortgage companies from mutual fund manager, fair home funds. bill ackman is another activist investor who has a large position in that company. shares of fanny up 4 1/2% to 4.64. freddie rose more than 3% to 4.59. >>> soaring green coffee costs is rising prices. the products will go gown 9%. smucker is the owner of folgers and dunkin' donuts. shares rose a fraction to $102.94. >>> and panera is changing up the recipe for its menu offerings. the company will remove all artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners and preservatives from its food by the year 2016. it didn't say how much the effort will cost or whether it will impact prices. shares were off slightly to $154 and change. >>> a changing landsca

chairman of deutsche john deutsche. welcome as well. >> there's a story behind this. >> yeah, we'll get to that later on. >> from that -- >> about 9:15. >> let's get right to the big story of the day. president obama continues this european visit today ahead of this week's 70th anniversary of the d-day landings in normandy. but the conversation dominating the nation and the controversy for the soldier swapped by the taliban for five senior terrorists. it shows sergeant bergdahl to u.s. special forces in eastern afghanistan. this video is significant given some controversy surrounding his health. the 28-year-old is seen sitting in the back of a pickup truck as a u.s. military helicopter touches down. several armed militants are positioned nearby on hillsides. bergdahl is escorted to the waiting americans who quickly shake hands with the taliban fighters before taking custody of the newly freed soldier. he is checked for weapons and loaded on to the aircraft which carries him to an american military base. okay. let's brin

deutsche bank. i could go on with the names.big hard hitters are said to have pulled their business from barclays. three of the big names did not transact. jpmorgan. and more than stem he. -- and the morgan stanley. did they know something that the rest of the street did not? the attorney general spoke with bloomberg. >> one of the things barclays was doing was changing the data and misleading clients about how many of the trades were actually filled. they were saying they had all the celebrity propaganda. wherever market is best for the client, we go for the best price. the data that the director was preparing for you big institutional investors showed 75% of the trades were filled in barclays dark pool. >> when you transact in a dark pool, you are not old the legal responsibility of what is called asked execution. expected to be told how it operates. is this something that happens on exchanges. the reason the exchanges will make that case. he also went on to say that it depends on what barclays does next in terms of the effect

gets into your house, but we need to do it because you did not let us do the deal with t-mobile, deutsche telekom so please let us do the direct tv deal. >> regulators may look at this as megan said not on a standalone basis but in the world of other deals that are happening. >> like the potential t-mobile sprint deal. are the three telecom deals. of the three this is the easiest regulatory cell. >> you have got satellite and wireless. >> exactly. if you were to look at it and say is this going to lead to more consolidation, are all these deals going to lead to more consolidation in the industry, will the content companies start to come together, so will we see mergers. you have fewer companies controlling media access. forcell that this is better consumers might be difficult. >> one of the big things for cable providers has always been we have invested a lot and we are waiting for this return. this investment return. nbc -- buy nbc. if that is the case, have you heard shareholders say you might just give us the money. ,> part of the problem is that the starts to get into an issue. that i

morgan is zero the resale value of deutsche bank is zero don't you bank is the biggest fraud in the world it's worth nothing. iran descends again into war zone as all kind of link extremists weave across the north armed with hardware left behind by american troops. residents in east ukraine claim their city with fire bombed over nine by the military is already in ruins as a result of ongoing artillery attacks. and yes or no to g.m.o. e.u. countries could soon decide in apparently whether to ban the cultivation of genetically altered crops despite the u.s. pushing brussels to expand their global trade. it is three pm in moscow you're watching aren't international in iraq radical islamist militants linked to al qaida are planning to take baghdad after successfully advancing in the north the so-called islamic state in iraq and syria group has already captured the entire province of nabo which you can see here including the regional capital the extremist then moved south and took the city of to crete although recent local media reports say the army has since managed to push the jihadists out

morgan is zero the resale value of deutsche bank is zero dollars your back is the biggest fraud in the world it's worth nothing well let's look around the world where these dirty like policies of newer pav fail.

you have blackstone, deutsche bank, mcquarrie all lending money or buying stock in this alliance. >> how do regulators deal with this new entrants into the online gaming industry? >> the big issue for poker stars is that it was one of the companies that was taking bets from u.s. players before it was really legalized in the u.s.. entitled -- and -indicted. this was an issue for re gulators. gotten anrt of indication from regulators in new jersey saying that they --come this deal because as it is an opportunity for poker players and that state. not everybody is going quietly. sheldon has been very vocal about lending money to prevent online gaming. >> that is one of the biggest andlenges for amaya and mgm other people who are trying to big business of online gaming. the guy he was the richest in the gaming industry is opposed to list. he is opposed on moral grounds and business issues. it will be a fight. it is not clear whether it will be successful in getting a law outlaws online gambling, but he may be successful in blocking it's in california. >> the family of the head of tars doi

deutsch of florida. >> thank you.nk you, madam chairman for holding today's really important hearing. and thanks to all of our witnesses for being here today as well. as the world remains focused on iran's illicit nuclear program, we must not -- we cannot ignore this regime, which is still the world's largest state sponsor of terror. responsible for the detention of three american citizens. and it is one of the world's worst human rights abusers. today we'll shed light on the continued grotesque human rights violations that take place in iran. june 14th marks a year since rouhani was elected president with the reluctant support of iran's movement. despite his campaign promises, the human rights situation in iran remains unchanged. repression of basic rights, discrimination against minority groups has continued every single day. congress has passed and the administration has enacted numerous provisions both in the 2010 comprehensive iran accountability and divestment act. and in 2011's iran threat reduction to ban visa

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london investment bankers at firms including deutsche, goldman sachs, etc. bonuses 30% higher than their counterparts at smaller rivals. this is according to a new survey. it says managing directors typically receive bonuses of 400,000 pounds and base salaries of 275,000 pounds. opec nations are meeting today in vienna to discuss a production limit. countries representing 94% of the output say they are pleased with supply and demand in global oil markets. 's oilke to the uae minister. >> most of the countries are in the process of growing. arabiawait and saudi have a very nice and healthy between production. >> the view from abu dhabi. let's set our attention to retail now. zara suspected a rare drop in profits. here with more on the european clothing giants is caroline hyde. that intro is slightly disingenuous in my mind. we are talking about profits and sales, two very different data. the sales line looks all right. its when you get into the middle of the p&l that you start to get problems at the bottom line. >> exactly right. sales rose 4%. if you look at

. >> after recognizing myself, chairman smith am a ranking member deutsche for opening statements, i will then recognize other members seeking recognition for one minute. then we will hear from our witnesses and without objection the witnesses prepared statement will be made part of the record. members may have five days to insert statements and questions for the record subject to the length demonstration -- like limitations. the chair recognizes herself for five minutes. -- ng aqua data jobs of course, we cannot forget the 2009 green movement in iran in which millions took to the streets calling for reforms. the administration refused to the soap -- refused to support the green movement and a part of the world that is resistant to peaceful change. it is unfortunately a mistake we have seen with this administration too often and we are seeking the results -- we are seeing the results of this in action and indecisiveness now. then along came the so-called moderate rouhani and the administration trip dollar themselves saying that he was a man who could bring reforms to iran. they were

donny deutsche and mark halpern are still bus.publican congressman ed royce of california who serves as chairman of the house foreign affairs committee. in washington, political director and host of "the daily rundown" chuck todd. we will get to the latest in iraq in a moment. first, we have a couple of other news stories to get to this morning. >>> as sergeant bowe bergdahl continues his recovery after five years in captivity, a two-star general will continue to investigate the circumstances that led to his capture. the taliban released bergdahl on may 31st in exchange for five prisoners held in guantanamo bay. the general will investigate why bergdahl walked off his post in 2009. >>> "the washington post" is reporting from personal writings in 2006 that bergdahl was, quote, a man who painted a port tr portrait of a fragile young man and the details put his fitness for duty before his deployment to afghanistan. there are questions about problems with the coast guard and question why was he in the army, why was he at that outpost?

potential fines waiting on deutsche and bank of america.ne hyde, ryan chilcote and hans nichols. >> mario draghi unveiled a huge array of policies yesterday to try and get cash into companies across europe and spur lending. has been pretty limited. i will be back with more in a moment. digging down to that dinner between francois hollande and president barack obama. it was a dinner, no dessert. he had dessert with mr. putin. everyone will be gathering on the beaches of normandy where ryan chilcote is. >> thanks. d-day celebrations just about to commence and normandy. we are waiting for the french president to kickoff the ceremony. the president of france, just one of a number of world leaders here in normandy today using the 70th anniversary of d-day to find a way to end the war in ukraine. guy. >> ryan, thank you very much indeed. that is what we are watching around europe. busy day. we have european markets just about to open. we are in between draghi and payroll. trying to figure out the

doing the exact opposite and accommodating those high frequency traders now thursday credit suisse deutsche bank royal bank of canada and stanford bernstein all removed connections from their routing systems to barclays dark pool known as barclays l x now barclays l x is the second largest dark pool in the u.s. behind the one run by credit suisse now the allegations are pretty significant ones and they include emails from barclays executives in which they describe decisions to do liberally mislead clients barclays share price fell six point five percent thursday following the lawsuit now a originally dark pools were private trading venue's designed to help investors trade large blocks of stock anonymously advocates of dark pools argue that they offer cheaper trading alternatives for investors now schneiderman's office is looking into whether dark pools operate in a way that is consistent with how they market themselves that's that's what's in question here now sharon said quote the facts alleged in our complaint show that barclays demonstrated a disturbing disregard for its investors and a

morgan is zero the resale value of deutsche bank is zero george packer is the biggest fraud in the world it's worth nothing well let's look around the world where these dirty like policies of zirp and newer have failed miserably headline reads the commie on maoist zero growth in private labor hours since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight so david stockman looked at the latest study the bureau of labor statistics and he says he found a smoking gun about these are sort of policies which america has essentially had since the greenspan era and the crash the dot com crash of two thousand workers in the us business sector work virtually the same number of hours and twenty thirteen as they had in one nine hundred ninety eight approximately one hundred ninety four billion labor hours what this means is that there was also really no growth at all in the number of hours worked over the fifteen year period it is perhaps even more striking that american businesses still managed to produce forty two percent or three point five trillion dollars more output in two thousand and thirteen than they h

deutsche bank also saying this morning that the stock had been lagging behind some of its peers in recentding as well. it is day 2 of london's head week and we are focusing on the cloud. caroline hyde is live. over to you. >> thank you very much. axm joined by a partner in cel partners, one of the key investors in europe in the start out arena. -- the startup arena. we are here at the cloud world forum. give us a sense of some of the growth you are seeing within cloud computing, how you think it is helping companies start up . what are some ideas you are seeing? >> cloud computing is making i.t. easy. it is a very strong enabler for a lot of startups. they do not need a lot of capital to get their infrastructure going. do a pay-as-you-go basis and it makes it very easy to get a product going with very little investment. that was a key driver in the past, five or six years to foster innovation. thatlk to us about some of innovation, some of the companies that you have been behind, growing. this is all about the sharing economy. how much growth is there? is it down to the fact that we all n