and for his reelection campaig>> efore returning to washington after a weekend at a golf resort. he shrpened his attacks on four democratic lawmakers of color. characterizing them as weak and insecure. even suggesting they are ir redeemable. >> today dem lawmakers returned fire. >> do you believe trump is a racist? >> i belve he is, yes. no doubt about it. i tried to give him the benefit of the doubt. >> he's using race like a weapon to divide the country. >> white house advisers defend the president. accusing democrats of playing the racthiew that and u criticize somebody, it happen to be a diffent skin color. that it makes it racial. >> both sides digging in. preparing for along battle. >> we're not going anywhere. >> vice president was unclear if trump would stay silent. like he did for 3 seconds last week. supporters repeat c thent. send her back. >> the president was very clear. >> was he? >> he wasn't happy about it. and if it happens again he make an effort to speak about a. >> woes a i cross the country the kind of language the president issing would be unacceptable. equa

if you remember the way bob reuben came ias bill clinton's top financial -- efore treasury secretary, head of the counsel onomic advisors, and sort of drummed into him the idea that we have to get this under control. it's an overhang that will destroy our children's future. that thinking has completely disappeared in today's washington. robert:he was economy driving this decision inside of the white house? they didn't want to rattle the >> absolutely. i think this president, he -- the way he loves polls he loves the stock market. h that measure of success. and it may be a false measure in terms of theecnderlying omy and what -- we're going to face with entitlements and deficits down the roa but if that's what he's looking at, he knewt tfault on the u.s. debt, not doing debt ceiling raise, would have been fatal to his re-election hopes. put out a tweet that day calling on the house republicans to get behind this billnd overwhelmingly house republicans revolted and voted against iw, any were not speaking up against it. deal s was a bipartisan that was cut. mitch mcconnell, senate majori

at our level, we are doing numbers that no one has seen .efore we have rejected this and seeing incredible results. since the election, we have created more than 6 million new jobs. [applause] if i would have said that during the campaign, it would not have been a pretty picture. 6 million new jobs, unemployment reached the lowest rate in half a century and we have more people working today than have ever worked in the history of our country. we are getting close to 160 million people which is unthinkable. if you go back three years, they would say unthinkable. we are unlocking american energy and the united states is next american natural gas. we are exploring all over the world. [applause] >> today, the united states is ranked number one in the world for access to clean drinking water. [applause] one of the main messages of air pollution is six times lower soe than the global average, we hear so much about some countries and what everyone is doing. six times lower than the average. energy000, our nation's carbon has declined more than any other country on earth and admissions are project

. >> we have a lot of time left .efore the meeting wil >> parliament saying clearly we will not take kindly if you try to buy [inaudible] >> one of the biggest tech deals ever. >> we will extend their reach into 175 countries. recession may be coming, but investors should not fear the worst. it is all straight ahead on bloomberg best. ♪ hello and welcome. this is bloomberg best. the most important business news from bloomberg television around the world. let's start with a day by day look at the top headlines. deutsche bank a dramatic overhaul of its operations at a turnaround. bombshell.g deutsche bank planning to cut 20% of its workforce. shutting down its equity sales and trading business. >> the losses are already starting. comepect many of them will in london and many will come in the united states as well. the focus is about refocusing this business back on the german side of what is happening to become a corporate bank, less of an investment bank. >> is that enough? what is the reaction? >> it is quite dramatic, 18,000 jobs, the biggest restructuring seen. the problem is there

this country in ways to use energy more cleanly, more efficiently than anyone ever thought possible eforewe know that by investing in innovative solutions like carbon capture utilization, sequestration, zero emission works like our nuclear power, exporting those technologies to other countries. we are being able to share our technologies around the world of leaner energy, without surrendering one single fuel, one iota of growth. one iota of opportunity. that is what this president is all about. that is your record, mr. president. we are seeing, on your watch, america become the number one producer of oil and gas in the world. [applause] mr. perry: we are seeing emissions being reduced around the world. i was with some of our friends from the european union and reminding them about what you are being able to do in this country with the innovation. we are being able to deliver liquefied natural gas to them so they can move away from these dirtier, burning, old, inefficient plants and bring a cleaner environment to those countries. you know, it is our national labs at the department of nergy

i was looking at the numbers efore i came over.he last two meetings have been up 2% or 3%, and we were wondering if this has been the worst reaction since the 2014 meeting when opec famously said, "go ahead and produce whatever you want, we don't care" in the face of lower oil prices. francine: there's growing concern the nuclear treaty with iran is about to collapse. president trump yesterday want tehran not to step up in richmond. he told iran to be careful with threats because they can come back to bite you. the comments come after president rouhani said the islamic republic with step up enrichment if they did not receive economic aid by sunday. >> this is donald trump threatening iran in response to iran's threat. clearly, tehran is seeing how far they can push things right now, being it attacks in the persian gulf or stepping up uranium enrichment, but even as donald trump goes from saying "i want to have talks" to threatening action, it is clear he does not want a conflict coming up. that said, iran is telling europe it needs

that came through parts of pennsylvania now moving into our area, so we've got a f more hours of some efore ness around here this is all said and down, a rather unsettled day and it's because of the heat we saw today. a high today of 94 degrees and now down to 84 and because of the rain we saw at the airport. temperatures around theest of the area, still in the 0s and still around 100 in quantico and 99 in d.c. today and many area, saw the heat index around 100 degrees and many of them cooler because of the fact thatou see the storms come on through. future weather tomorrow starting off on a dry note but moving on through the day tomorrow, a repeat of today and more showers and thunderstorms develop and they will not beverywhere so if you've got some plans to go out and see some of the fireworks displace. i think youhould be okay and have a plan "b" just in case and if you hear thunder make sure you get inside and 94 tomorrow. 92 on thursday and 60% chanc of storms on your fourth of july so watch out there. stormy on friday. now we can see rain during the morning hours. saturday a high of 9

brown, police say they recovered that gun when they searched the home of a friend of the suspectt efore they found the gun a 14-year-old boy tried to sell the gun on the streets by using instagram. that's the very latest. leon, back to you. >> all right. thank you so much. mark segraves reporting live this evening. >>> coming up in our next half hour, news 4's derrick ward will have more on a quadruple shooting at the brentwood reck center in northwest d.c. over the weekend. >> following breaking news. t presidentrump announcing that the white house an top lawmakers on the hill have reached atwo-year budget deal no. details have been released yet, but in a tweet the president says it contains, quote, n joison pills. "the wall street urnal" reports the deal would include $80 billion ints offsetting cos and earlier today ace sour familiar with the negotiations told nbc news the new final ul debtment wod suspend the ceiling until the end of july in 2021. >>> in puerto rico, hundreds of usands of protesters shut down san juan's largest highway today as they called for their governor to resi

here's a fellow who seven years efore was the biggest loser in american politics after he lost the governorship in california to pat brown. a little bit of that speech, the former vice 1969, int, november 13, des moines. [video clip] >> every american has a right to disagree with the president of the united states and to express publicly that disagreement. the president of the united states has a right to communicate directly with the elected him. [applause] and the people of this country have the right to make mind, and form their own opinions about a presidential address without having the president's words and characterized through critics beforeof they can even be digested. >> i remember that that happened right around dinner hour or 6:00 or 7:00 at night. >> i think it was around 7:00 or at night.lieve, maybe 7:00 at night. that's correct. and agnew, what he's talking is the fundamental that and it exists today, the president of the united states, in those days, a number of how andad custody what would be seen of the president of the united states nd how it would be presented because they

the department head's recent letter has instructions on my testimonth i, efore, will not be able to answer questions about certain areas that i know are of blic interest. for example, i am unable address questions about the opening of the fbi's russia investigation, which occurred months before my appointment. or matters relateddossier. these matters are the subject of ongoing review by the me depart. any questions on these topics should, therefore, be directed to the fbi or the justice department. third, as i explained thismport to adhere to what we wrote in our report. the report conins our findings and analysis and the reasons for the decision we made. stated the results of our investigation with precision and i do not intend to summarize or describe the results in our work in a different way in the course of my testimony today. as i stated in may, i also will not comment on the actions of the attorney general or of congress. i was appointed as a prosecutor td i intend to adhere to that role and the department's standards that govern. finally, as i saidrn this mog, r of t challenges car