elisabeth: no.eard some comments from the bavarian interior ministry but that was more about confirming some deaths, but there's not in a response from the federal government. mark: elizabeth -- elizabeth behrmann elisabeth joining us on the phone. it has been attack -- an attack at a mall in germany. six people have been killed, and unnamed number wounded. we will bring you more developments as soon as we get them. i am mark crumpton. david, vonnie, back to you. vonnie: commodity markets closing in new york. let's look at today's biggest movers. risk continuing to fuel gold's moving streak. oil slow down, settling at $44 a barrel. the u.s. heading towards the end of its summer driving season. stockpiles fluctuated between 44 and 52. in thetwo big layers market, halliburton, schlumberger reported second-quarter results and gave a bold assessment of where the market is headed trades they declared the worst may be over in the market crash. an energy report covering oilfield services for bloomberg news

mark: bloomberg's elisabeth behrmann joining us from munich. we have reaction from president the president saying that our hearts go to those injured in germany. willid, germany, an ally, get needed help. the latest information we're getting is at least six people have been killed in a shooting at or near a mcdonald's in munich, germany. shooterre hunting for a or shooters at this hour. the city of munich virtually on lockdown on this friday. back over to you. vonnie: u.s. stocks advancing today towards all-time highs, led by rallies in the phone companies and utilities. s&p 500 said to edge higher. if the longest stretch of weekly gains for the index since march. joining us is the chief investment officer at commonwealth financial network. do you think this rally will continue in spite of some calls out there, that there are some indicators that might be saying this rally will not continue? >> i think the rally is going to continue for lease the near term. we just broke into new highs, as you mentioned. earnings coming in better than expectati

i'm steve doocy, and with me as usual, elisabeth hasselbeck, brian kilmeade. >> hi there. >> good morningl, congress is having a few problems.

i'm steve doocy, and with me as usual, elisabeth hasselbeck, brian kilmeade. >> hi there. >> good morning. >> well, congress is having a

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set of speeches or it is the passage of praise of the new princess elizabeth who will become queen elisabeth. that is a controversial figure because how she sides in the post reformation fallout. so much of the play is perfectly fine but that shows us i just cannot sanction this particular part the people have censored shakespeare for a long time. >> does he play blue? >> key plays blue and purple he has the most challenging pictures of what humanity is capable of good or bad it is out there that is a mix of a challenging writer if you want to wake of the next day to eat your we these that shows humanity at its worst and makes the question is there a god or force in the world may be not so it isn't the answer is that you get is the baby picture why do they get up with a new set they think they want to really art where there is so successful to read a place where they want to go and wire they self-defeating? so many of his plays are how they set out to fall in love or create a happy marriage union because they do the same thing over and over and the shakespeare got back to he did not hold bac

michelle obama opted out of the park yesterday to have such great senators like elisabeth warda and bernie sanders give us such a progressive message to emphasize why we are democrats that is great to hear. [applause] we're really excited to hear what is in store for us tonight with president bill clinton addressing all of us will be another amazing night i will enjoy sharing with all of you. before our speakers this morning and we have an incredible line up of late to call up the party affairs director to do some business update she isn't maybe later so i'll start with the first speaker we have the president of the united steel -- steelworkers to begin to international president of the steelworkers in 2001 and they have been fighting tirelessly for workers across our nation i'd like to welcome him to the stage. [applause] >> a lot of microphones appear. >> to just want to say the same thing the speaker just said that was an incredible night last night unbelievable with this speech by old michelle obama will go down in history i never thought i would get to say something like this, but aft

glittery nonfiction with history and politics andn music and biography of popular science and then elisabeth agreed and somewhere toward the end and with that book's critics circle award. his tw around the twitter account.e [laughter] >> have book publishing for the last 80 years as a publisher for little brown and company working with critically acclaimed authors including taking a rally jk routing. this is an amazing list. including elton john. michael caine ended is an eager traveler with herag husband and two sons. president of the literary agency represents writers of fiction and nonfiction to encourage affairs in then to a explain things to be from day extraordinary communities. to all the books of fiction and nonfiction and at the end rickey various aspects. of the publishing industry more than 20 years as executive editor at ballantine which is part of random house and then as a finalist for the national book award. currently executive editor for counterpoint press were the largest publishers in the country in one of the few located on the west coast he edits fiction and nonfiction i

i was so excited i took it to elisabeth and she said i don't know. you have to go to washington but the shocking thing she said that not that it was like a fact of life but it is a day's quotation so i wanted to have a little business on the side to have a little side business spirit that is why so many times in politics that it came in on your shoulders and barbara mikulski says when you came it is good for young people to read this and understand that the time when there is the secretary or nurse that was it. in fact, your brave has been they were married to in the say i often joke he married the debbie reynolds and woke up with barbara. [laughter] >> when we met girls or young women didn't have the opportunity is that they have today. so we have to settle for a lot less. said you get together for a little party of the issues of the day scissors' the talking about food or more appropriate things. and then i would go to the men's side and talk to them but i did it and the eric talk to them from high-school but the clear i was 18. i am might as well

cameron is going to come out of that door, take you to buckingham palace where he will see queen elisabethhat is the system in britain. he will tender his resignation and no longer be the prime minister. there is a podium set up outside number 10. he will no doubt make an address, make some remarks from that podium. maybe we will bring it to you when it happens. the doors opening, weight a second, that is the prime minister who is about not to be the prime minister and i think he is going to speak, he is approaching the podium, that is his wife and more children -- let's listen. >> at downing street on that evening in may 2010 i said we would confront our problems in the country and lead people through difficult decisions so that together we could reach different times. it has not been an easy journey. of course we have not got every decision right. i do believe today, our country is much stronger. above all he was about turning around the economy and was a deficit cut by two third, 21/2 million people at work, 1 million more businesses that we have no doubt our economy is immeasurably str

if she chooses elisabeth warren, it becomes deviivisivdivisive. >> do you think he's abandoning the middleo. he's saying they're not getting job done for you. 78% in the polls say they want change. that's what donald trump brings. the other thing is he's taking a hit on bill clinton. >> hillary or bill. >> he's taking a hit. >> he was teflon before. >> that's one of the things. when they take bill's numbers, they can't take it to the base election. they can't use bill because his numbers are so bad. that's going to be a problematic. >> i apologize. i'm sure we're going to talk more about this in the next couple of weeks. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up, eu and tensions including the turkey coup. don't miss. top investment opportunities. as we head to break, here's a look at last week's s&p 500s, winners and losers. at the beginning of the 21st century, the earth needed to find a new way to keep up with the data from over 30 billion connected devices. just 30 billion? so, a bold group of researchers and computer scientists in silicon valley had a breakthrough they called... the machine. th