john: what is the case for elizabeth moran -- elizabeth warren?she can take down donald trump, and makes a case for a fair economy in a sharp way. i think she is an added value. john: maybe solves the sanders problem. jon: that is part of what she is looking for. mark: jon favreau. jon: thank you. ♪ return, we look at the role silicon valley plays and president of politics. ♪ mark: in advance of tuesday's california primary, we thought we would catch up on silicon valley -- not the hbo program. we knew the real silicon valley. in the last couple of decades has grown into quite a political force. this year, something seems a bit off. the tech hub around san francisco hasn't reacted to any presidential candidates so far. we need a quick history lesson of silicon valley's role in presidential cycles in the recent past. >> silicon valley, front and center. here's what happened. 1939, hewlett-packard started in a garage. more stuff happens, things get invented, the internet. 1990's, the valley explodes, helps bill clinton, clinton helps the valley. >>

jon: elizabeth moran would be -- elizabeth moran -- warren would be great.at is the case elizabeth warren? jon: she can take down donald trump, and makes a case for a fair economy in a sharp way. i think someone who can do that is going to be an added value. john: maybe solves the sanders problem. jon: that is part of what she is looking for. at least i would. mark: jon favreau. really good to see you. jon: you, too. ♪ mark: when we return, we look at the role silicon valley plays and presidential politics. that is next. ♪ ♪ mark: in advance of tuesday's california primary, we thought we would catch up on silicon valley -- not the hbo program. although, obviously, we always pulling for the pied piper. in the last couple of decades has grown into quite a political force. this year though, something seems a little bit off. the tech hub around san francisco hasn't reacted to any presidential candidates so far. to understand why this has happened, we might need a quick history lesson of silicon valley's role in presidential cycles in the recent past. >> silicon

goofy elizabeth moran who lives on her heritage. as for today's campaign event, deliver a speech, fox news has learned trump will stay as president he would instruct the treasury department to label china a currency manipulator. he would take cases to the world trade organization asserting that china's behavior violated the terms of the membership in the wto. nicole: more hillary clinton e-mails were released. about 165 at the state department were handed over a court order to conservative legal advocacy group. nearly three dozen were from clinton's private server that she did not release last year. they year. newly released e-mails include 30 for the include 30 for the clinton exchange through her private account with a deputy chief of staff. lauren: let's say you cut up a global market action. looking better today. a relief rally. 2% gains for the ftse in london. the dx in germany at 2.2% and the cac gaining 2.6% this tuesday morning. trade to the dow, nasdaq and s&p pit that today's speech of trading race three months of gains wa

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guest: about one third of the people think that she should pick elizabeth moran, but one person we didbout was bernie sanders. while it seems highly unlikely that she would pick sanders as her running mate, if we had him on the list, i'm sure he would have gotten a large share of the vote as well. not that any of us know very well how this will play out. really only the two presidential candidates have a good field who they will be picking. asked about the clinton controversies and which ones bother the voters. i think about this is good news -- 50% say they were bothered by the her wall street speeches. e-mail server. you have to assume a lot of those are republicans and about half the country or less -- it seems to me those numbers could be a lot higher and basically i think it's good news. what do you think? guest: i would be inclined to agree. on the e-mail issue, there's a certain amount of fatigue. it has been talked about for so another majorss development breaks in the story, a lot of americans are saying it has been discussed. republicans view it as a huge issue and some indep

. >> my question for you release always our earlier the show, the credible site of elizabeth moran andry on stage together, first time in a public event. it seemed like there was a lot of electricity. give us a sense of what it was like in the room. >> i was not any room and cincinnati, i'm here in chicago. will add to the segment you guys did earlier is that her campaign is going out of its way to make sure that this is the unit as an intense collaboration. they are telling reporters about how hillary clinton and warren wroten -- together, looking over remarks together. these of the kinds of details that as you both know well, the clinton campaign does not toss around. it is hard to say to them, do have an interesting color? they basically laugh and say no. in this case they are trying to underscore that. the visual on the stage, the two of them, they almost looked as though they were dressed alike. elizabeth worn was standing in the frame. they're definitely treating her in an embracing way. i think that is noteworthy regardless of where she stands stakes because they know it is impo

she has three possible running mates, elizabeth moran, she is expected to hold a rally with, virginiaenator tim kaine, and castro, for urban development. mark, i want to take this away from who is it going to be, and , who would be a smart pick for each of these folks? mark: hillary clinton, i would set -- have to say michael bennett, the colorado governor. he is a smart guy, he meets the two biggest test that hillary clinton and bill clinton are looking for, someone who they like and can work with and is policy oriented, and people they would say is proud -- qualified to be president. he is the young and exciting because he is from the west and a younger guy. i think she will pick someone in that mold. on the republican side, i am less confident this is a good pick, but chris christie. but hes a negative side, is been impressing people lately in private events as a trump surrogate. the best attacker in republican politics on the republican side, and i think you would add stability to the trump campaign. choices, thewo best they can do under those circumstances. john: there are pros a

you know that senator elizabeth moran, your friend on capitol hill, the democratic senator from massachusetts's not going to like this area wire these reports needed? losee, i'm not going to weep over what she thinks about the bill. number two, ultimately what we have in this orwellian consumer financial protection bureau, cap -- bureau, basically what we have is a national consumer manny. one individual can decide whether this loan is abusive, whatever that means, and outlaw it. even as american understand -- american citizens understand the term. unfortunately what is happening under dodd frank is consumers are losing. has been cut in half at banks. 20% of the people who qualify for a mortgage in 2010 will longer qualified. we have had 15% fewer credit card offerings. the cost on average is 200 basis points in the list goes on and on. consumers seven hurt. we need a watchdog and is the law. >> it would also increase penalties against wall street. for the folks covering donald trump across the country, people in both parties tell me they don't feel that wall street was held accountable. sir,

this points more to elizabeth moran as being nominated as hillary clinton's vice presidential choice.s still union members that support trump. the white house leads. trish: trump came out with a response a short while ago. i want to get these union members. why should you believe her? threatened with the labor union. i am not for it. also, let's not forget nasa. the endorsement of hillary clinton. wait a second, bernie sanders was correct about hillary clinton. voting for every trade agreement costing this country millions of jobs. it is in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin and ohio. hillary clinton naming her as vice president. trish: thank you very much. obama can stickers strauch at your health plan. about to be double-digit rate increases next year. so much for obamacare making it cheaper for everyone. that is next. ♪ every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime. and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize in

elizabeth moran just introduced hillary clinton, saying things like donald trump is a nasty man who wantsfor himself. she would work hard to elect hillary clinton. you could watch the whole event on live go on the bloomberg. hillary clinton: more portly, want to thank her for fighting every single day for families ,ike hers, families like yours and millions of hard-working americans who deserve to have more folks on their side. [applause] know,y clinton: you elizabeth and i came of age around the same time. and when we were coming up -- ♪ mark: let's head back to the house of commons. >> mr. speaker, let me tell this house and our friends across europe, we have no intention whatsoever of seeing scotland taken out of europe. totallyld be totally, enigmatically unacceptable. country, and if that means we have to have an independence referendum to protect scotland, then so be it. speaker, thatmr. we have a scottish government and a first minister to lead and seek to protect scotland's place, it is very, very welcome of this approach is being supported by opposition political parties across t

she had a lengthy exchange with elizabeth moran on that point and she would not be drawn out. alix: great stuff. hang on with us for a minute. i'm glad that he brought up the brexit debate. in trying to understand what change in the last seven days from her press conference last week to the teleconference now is brexit. we had the poll on friday with the main vote in the leaving camp. have a lot of other issues. is that what changed? the subtle change that we saw. >> one of the first questions after the statements at her press conference was about brexit and how that will impact. they are very much unsure what will happen. the impact will not the through economic forces. is export share to britain minimal. it will be financial conditions. that is what they are watching. no one really knows how much and what extent that could impact their policy and the economy. they are clearly watching what is going to happen. going back to what she had mentioned, one thing that is interesting is the stress test result will come shortly after .he brexit vote itself we don't have a lot of time

elizabeth moran, please do not run with hillary. america needs you, don't sully your name with her. the new york times talks about the sanders campaign. new york, joann. caller: good morning. influencernie sanders - he is wonderful. immigrants, sof he is sympathetic with immigrants. his economic message with the call people, along for his .or free education we have to thank cam. bestve to hope for the that donald trump is defeated. host: if you does formally get out of the race will use of artillery clinton? guest: no. earth we't save the will not save ourselves. host: greenbelt, maryland. john, hello. the impact of bernie sanders, the experience of , he is a rallying point that we can get behind. what specifically through you to bernie sanders? had aboutsations he the system of economic status quo we have had for the last 30 or 40 years. the fact that profits are more important to -- then people. that we can consider getting rid of environmental standards. as far as electability for hillary clinton, if she is interested in getting the burner sanders -- bernie sanders they ares, ind

it's going to be pretty choppy until sanders as we get that m really impressed elizabeth moran was onks very much, ashley. we are going to talk about donald trump. in fact, donald trump is expected to assess china and the trade speech this afternoon accusing them of being a manipulator. what are your thoughts on this? >> is a temptation to focus exclusively on currency. there's a lot of ways china has been cheating the system camera particularly the trade deals. if you work over there, you're likely to get a big deal but very i'd engages rates and repayment. there's a lot of structural things you can do. if you want to come and manufacture and technology transfer. he's got to reach beyond currency into the really dark area. >> i would agree with you. he's obviously trying to stand up for the last we've seen in the u.s. manufacturing actor in the loss of jobs are seen in this country. that's a good focus. focusing on china's currency manipulation, who doesn't -- charles: everyone does -- liz: we do, too. charles: and the last year, china spent $500 billion keeping their currency higher

. >>> senator elizabeth warren stopped by clinton headquarters in brooklyn. moran was in new york for fund raising of her own. she mentioned that the possible vice president pick is herself. >> chelsea clinton welcomed her second child. his name is aden. hillary clinton is already mom. chelsea is married to a hedge found manager mark mcclinton. >>> obama is spending his weekend with his family in yosemite. the visit marks the first time a sitting president has traveled yosemite since 1962 when john f. kennedy visited with pat brown. but touched on topics including climate change in how the parks affect economies.>> our national parks aren't just for exploring but they are good for the economies. it turns out study showed that every dollar we invest in national parks generates $10 for local economies. >> the centennial celebration of the national park system. the president's visit made getting around difficult.>> reporter: as obama to the stage in yosemite -- >> it is a park that captures the wonder of the world. that changes you by being here. there is something sa

majesty queen elizabeth reached out to the family writing a private letter to brendan cox who now must somehow go on with those two little children and without his jo. david. >> terry moran with us. thanks. >> now on the deadly al ger attack at the disner resort. the autopsy results now in. they are adding safety measures and signage. gio benitez has the test. good morning. >> reporter: amy good morning to you. it took 48 hours for disney world to change its policies hoping this tragedy never happens again. this morning disney world announcing it will add signs warning of alligators after that little boy, 2-year-old lane graves was suddenly killed at disney's grand floridian resort. autopsy results saying he died of drowning and traumatic injure. disney saying we have closed all our beaches and made a decision to add signage and conducting a swipt and thorough review of all of our processes and protocols. >> i think it's the responsibility of a resort or even as state legislation there be signs. >> reporter: five alligators have been caught and euthanized so far and keep searching until they can confirm the gator that killed the toddler has been caught. the 2-year-old wa

majesty queen elizabeth reached out to the family writing a private letter to brendan cox who now must somehow go on with those two little children and without his jo. david. >> terry moran with us. thanks. >>> back here at home we turn to the investigation into the orlando massacre. authorities are trying to determine if they missed warning signs as a gun store owner now says his employees alerted the fbi about a suspicious man weeks before the massacre and they're now convinced that man was omar mateen but they say the fbi never paid them a visit. abc's brian ross is tracking this. he's got the latest. >> reporter: good morning, david. troubling questions for the fbi because the agents never showed up at that store to check it out. [ sirens ] >> reporter: in the wake of the deadliest terror attack since 9/11, the fbi has pleaded with the public to report any suspicions. >> if you see something, tell us. so we can look at it. >> reporter: but the owner of this florida gun store says nothing happened. when his employees called the fbi to report a suspicious man five to six weeks ago. they now identify him as omar mateen, who they say wanted to buy bulk ammunition and bod