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e've got allies, agreements, joint training agreements and germany is one example and we've een pretty significant draw backs of troops, but the u.s. is excited, we need to keep presence there because of our and responsibilities because of the strategic value of having troops over there and deployed rward equipment but does it need to be quite as big as the. ons in some ofucti our bases in england and the obama administration has made agreed thatagon has we need to be puffing up some of our presence in the pacific. overtroops, more equipment there to react to terrorist threats worldwide, to react to potential problem spots down the line. host: finish up with one more comment or question on twitter asks, why do contracts and negotiations take years, no different than wal-mart, anybody else doing a deal. guest: it's a little different than wal-mart. on the has got things shelf and you can go get that, if you can find a 35 on the shelf at wal-mart, give the pentagon a call. up and ove to pick one get a bulk discount there. a lot of ment, it's stuff, top-speaker technology in a lot of case

i am joined nowy parish member mary een rodgers.len, you were baptized at the church, you hadour first communion there, married there, family funerals at the church. what are you feeling right now? >> i am feeling a broken heart, but mo so that our cardinal, cardinal sean o'mall has never reached out and come to the church never stepped foot in the church over the pas 11 1/2 years. >> what is going to happen to the churcht this point? and its seasi property there? >> well, we are on 30 acres of prime coastal real estate. if you loo around the neighborhood, there is multimilli dollar homes being built here. so, i don't know, but i anticipate that this church will be bulldozed and there will be large houses going up here. >> all right, mary ellen rodger thank you so much for you time. >> thank you. > well we have a winner at the 100th indianapolis 500. >> checkered flag. you just won the indy 500, baby! rooki alexander rossi too the trophy. he is just 24 years old. over 350,000 people packed into the indianapolis motor speedway. the h

. >>> and shot and killed after opening an apartment in oakland, alaysha carradine een, and they say is no fingerprints, dna, eyewitnesses to tie williams to the shooting in 2013, and prosecutors say that williams was seeking revenge in the killing of a friend. >>> the minetto san jose airport has a new international service, british airways launching a new nonstop service from san jose to london this evening, using the boeing dreamliner's for the daily flights, and running the daily flights between the two cities, and the head of the silicon valley leadership group says they have enlisted a nonstop service between london and san jose, one of the biggest gaps in international service your >> san jose is a golden opportunity for much of silicon valley, wicker and the second best on-time arrival in the united states, and often more convenient.>> the british airways is not the only airline expanding international service to san jose, air canada will begin flying between silicon valley in the cooper, and there will be nonstop service to frankfurt, germany, and later this summer, air chin

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bring it back, and we're going to bring it back to a real place where we don't have to be so fright eened and afraid. >> let's go to ian lee. some debris was found in the mediterranean, what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: that's right, don. we have luggage, we have airplane seats, we've had parts of the plane itself, and gruesome discovery of body parts as well, and this is helping investigators put a picture together of what exactly happened. we're hearing there's an oil slick in that area as well, although it is not certain if the oil slick is from the plane. right now focus is on finding those black boxes and getting more pieces of the fuselage, if it was a terror attack, there would likely be signs on the body of the aircraft. these are all pieces of the puzzle that they're trying to gather, at this hour, trying to get a better idea of what brought down that plane. was it terrorism or was it mechanical. >> ian, we're starting to learn identities of some of the victims of the crash. you spoke to some relatives today. what are they telling you? >> reporter: i went out to a mos

policy leverage including fiscal as well as structural reform to lift growth and of course this has een a key criticism of abe-nomics because this is the very point that they failed to do. >> right. >> we are seeing japan's opposition, coming out and saying abe-nomics is failing because abe relies heavily on monetary and fiscal policy but not structural reforms. >> all right. shery, thanks for that. we've been talking about the yen's rally with our guests all morning on bloomberg television. westpac says the boj's timing would be unusual if it chooses to intervene now. >> drawing a line in the sand is very difficult particularly given the last surge, the totally logical response to what the boj did on thursday. so it would be a very strange place to intervene but, clearly, they are worried about the one sided moves. be don't think there would many in the global financial community that would be welcoming renewed intervention by the bank of japan to push the yen down. it is difficult to know what level exactly is going to be the red line for the government but certainly at the 106 level

but needless to say, there have een a number of mishaps, crashes, some of which have een fatal that caused enormous concern and certainly -- i think it's important to say that military training is inherently dangerous to some extent. but what's disturbing is i look at the 10-year trends or the 10-year averages plus the more recent trends and something is drastically going wrong. and so i do think it's up to the leadership in the pentagon and the military and us to find out what it is and to take action today to fix it. you know, we can't wait on a new president or congress to fix the budget control act to say, ok, we'll go ahead and put these lives at risk until we get our budget act together. i don't think that's a good option. karoun: i know we're going to go into a lot of details about where the rubber hits the road on all these things but there's one policy, really, matter i want to talk about that stems out of the defense bill that has taken a life of its own at this point. you had arguments happening over women in the draft and in the last 24 hours arguments about lgbt rights with fe

that's een going on wrong? and as a result, somebody, about this, hing gave him the tips. s a result of which he then onducted an investigation regarding this disclosure. so i believe that the internal agency within the at lf are a matter to lack very closely to be sure that this kind of thing doesn't appen again, if it can be prevented. excessive secrecy may have victimized this agency as well the congress. >> the senate hearing we've just been watching took place inside 1975.room on september 16, at one point, there was a oisoned dart gun passed from william colby to the senators. criticism as a bit of that the committee used that used, peopleit was argued, as a kind of prop, and sensationalized a very serious subject. always think about ongressional hearings as, they present a real challenge for members of congress because members of congress use congressional hearings typically as a way to educate the american particular set of issues that they think are important. sometimes to shape public opinion. sometimes to shape the opinion congress, and typically, because they h

. >> generally i agree with krchrt een. the general election is a different landscape.% of the vote in a primary in which 10% of america is winning. he needs more votes than that to win the general election and all of these arguments seem like they should resonate with a large share of americans. with that being said, there is a kind of brilliant shamelessness to trump's response to these criticisms which is disstilled in the line where he said up until now i've been selfish for myself or i've been greedy for myself and now i'm going to be greedy for america and that argument to some extent does seem to resonate with voters. they say yeah he's made a lot of money and now he's going to do for america what he did for himself. >>> stand by. again there's still more to discuss. ahead, what did bernie sanders mean when he said the democratic convention would be messy. i'm going to speak to his campaign manager and we're going to get our panel's take on this. >>> the va secretary speaks out after long waits at va hospitals. comparing that to standing in line at disni. nexium

into the server use, she and eight of her deputies, including cheryl mills, jake sullivan, and huma een, declined to be interviewed for the investigation. her use for state department business is also the subject of an ongoing fbi investigation and has plagued her presidential campaign for months. we will have more on the report and the e-mail controversy after headlines. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren continues to criticize presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump. speaking at the center for popular democracy's annual gala tuesday, warren called trump go insecure money grubber." >> donald trump drooling over the idea of a housing meltdown because it meant he could buy up more property on the cheap. what kind of a man does that? i will take you exactly what kind. it is a man who cares about no one but himself. a small am insecure money grubber who doesn't care who he makes ao long as profit off of it. amy: in response, donald trump tempted to criticize elizabeth worn by using the word indian in the name pocahontas as racial slurs during a rally in albuquerque, ne

een -- the 9/11's, when we talk about brexit, it is building -- it is getting built into the system.. it will not be caught totally whenard, the chances are, something like that takes place, because there is a transition from one equilibrium to the other. walk into theou office, high frequency economics, what is the one chart you want to show carl weinberg right now? i would say gold. gold's trend and momentum changed for the first time in four years in january. it was one of those standout moments for us. we go through hundreds of charts on the weekend. it was a standout moment that said something is different than what we have seen. vonnie: it keeps rising. jeff: compare that to the industrial metals. gold versus the industrial metals has trounced that relationship, which historically is not great news for the economy. there is some disruption taking place. what do you think about the nikkei? jeff: the nikkei is a again story. national -- is a the nikkei is a yen story. yen strength is anathema. monetary policy has moved to the antithesis of gold. they are printing money based on p

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wwso was an organization are merrily of veterans who were possible victims of manipulation they had ,eenhrough in the vietnam war they had legitimate readjustment needs, and the bureau was afraid they could become violent. they were a cause for social concern, and they wanted me to go in there and participate in the organization and make sure the veterans did not get ripped off. they use words like "the of a voice ofason -- be reason," be a big sister, and keep things calm, cool, and collected. that sounded like a legitimate thing to do, so i decided to work for the fbi. >> in addition to maintaining reason and keeping things calm, what other functions were you assigned? this whole scenario was called being an informant. , righto go to meetings up reports, phone and reports on what happened, who was there -- phone in reports on what happened, who was there, to identify the background of who was there with their relationships, who they were living with, sleeping with, to try and get some sense of the local structure and local relationships among the people in the organization. i would go

but whatever caused it, egypt is a country where the economy has .een suffering tourism has been badly this is really the last thing that egypt needed at this time. we had the october downing of the metrojet airliner over sinai which was a major blow to the tourism industry that prompted all types of talk about egyptian or aviation security. incident is sure to amplify those concerns and trigger more doubts about where things are going to go in the coming months. >> up next on the program, don't fight the fed. blackrock says it is time for bond traders to start pricing in the action. anna: welcome back, this is countdown. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. fronts's -- france's foreign minister says there is total cooperation between his country and egypt after they vanished over the mediterranean. the history -- the mystery has deepened after greek authorities said debris had been found. they said it made a series of descending turns. the pilot sent no distress signal. they do not expect the market for luxury goods to improve anytime soon. jewelry saw cartier a rise of 11.1 bil

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