hammond. mr.ammond, you put in your form here that you filled out that you were a member of a gang. >> i was a heartless felon ogys. >> is that what you told the folks in the jail, that you used to be part of the heartless felons and you don't want any part of them now? >> yes, your honor. >> anything else you want to tell the court? >> i'm sorry for what happened. i take full responsibility of my action. i'm sorry to him and his family. i'm just hoping that i get a second chance. i want to come home and change my life and be able to do right. >> i've looked closely at your prior criminal history. now that i know and you admit that you're part of a gang and this is what heartless felons do. and for that reason, you need to be punished, you need to be separated from society. this is the life you chose. this is the consequences you must accept. so the court's going to impose 18 years at lorraine correctional institution. >> watching paris in that courtroom, his face, when he heard his sentence, that

the air conditioning is not working at the francis hammond middle school. >>> secretary of state john kerry is waking up in a swiss hospital after a bicycle accident and it could have an impact on talks with iran. >>> and bizarre accusation against a major airline this morning. why a passenger is claiming discrimination after an airline attendant wouldn't give her a diet coke. >> sounds like something out of the movies, but what fell more than two dozen floors to the ground injuring several people. >>> some people are waking up to some wet pavement but most of the rain has stopped for you. will you need the umbrella l

hammond. it's in response to comments from the chairman. in your opinion, and both of you can respond is fine, our energy and environmental issues inherently related and why is it so very very important that any kind of comprehensive energy policy also integrate environmental concerns in that policy and anything specific with the -- [ inaudible ] i'll ask both of you the question. please. >> thank you, mr. rush. >> did you turn it on? >> yes. >> project. >> yes. >> you have a great voice. >> yes, it is true that energy is in the making, and inevitably impact and impacted by environmental concerns. the energy sector is where we see the great estest greenhouse gas emissions. that is pure fact, and the question is what to do about it. if we make energy decisions that do not consider environmental duplications we will see further market dysfunctions. we'll see the loss of fuel diversity, and we will see decreasing environment. the very minimum the task force include environmental agency, and environmental considerations are enumerated as the cr

is that janine hammond.ays she's the mother of james boulware says or tells cnn that quote, my son is in a shootout with police. i wanted to get that in. >> tom fuentes is with us and kelly williams thank you so much. tom fuentes, when you hear that from this this mother who seems quite certain that this sin deed her son. we do not have confirmation of that what does that tell you about about, we knew there were three family violence cases against this suspect. if it is indeed him. what does that tell you when you've got the mother coming out and saying my son is in a shoot-out with police? >> just says that she's just overwrought with the whole situation and probably you know just can't believe the whole thing is happening. and maybe she did know that her son had problems in the past or the custody battle or other previous incidents. but that's a long way from attacking the dallas police department and carrying on this long shootout. and having this whole ordeal play out like this i think for one thing, if

hammond. it's in response to comments from the chairman. in your opinion, and both of you can respond, are energy and environmental issues inherently related, and why is it so very, very important that any kind of comprehensive energy policy also integrate environmental concerns in that policy and anything specific with the -- [ inaudible ] so i'll ask you either -- both of you the question, please. >> thank you, mr. rush. >> did you turn it on? >> i did turn it on. shall i project? >> yes. all right. >> you have a great voice. >> yes, it is true that energy decision-making inevitably impacts and is impacted by environmental concerns. the energy sector is where we see the greatest greenhouse gas emissions. that is pure fact, and the question is what to do about it. if we make energy decisions that do not consider environmental implications, we will see further market dysfunctions. we'll see the loss of fuel diversity, and we will see degradation of the environment. my recommendations at the ve

thank you, ed hammond.ll ahead, it took tennis with less than 24 hours for apple to back down. -- it took taylor swift less than 24 hours to make apple back down. ♪ olivia: taylor swift took on apple and wanted. -- and won. taylor swift wrote ensemble -- she needsthat artists to be paid for the free -- freed a goes to show trial. a goes to show how powerful she is. matt: a former partner in beats by drake is suing dr. dre when they stole designs after the sale of apple for $3 billion last year. it is a fascinating story. claiming, mr. lee is that they push them out -- him out. >> knoll lee runs a company called monster cable and says he is the guy who actually designed and built the famous beats headphones. it turns out they are worth $3 billion to apple. drenowledge is that dr. where the front men and that their connections were crucial to getting eats off the ground. a crucial moment, to use some contracts agreed to -- to use some contracts agreed to push him aside. hadia: it seems like they ari decided t

grumet or miss cassady or miss hammond. are you all familiar with the regulations relating to production of electricity in mexico by coal? >> no is a fine answer? if you don't know, you don't know. nobody knows. the reason i ask that question, part of our proposal and one i'm interested in has electric transmission facility not just pipelines. one of my concerns is that we are putting coal miners out of work in appalachia and we are putting coal miners out of work in app latch ya. if we allow electric transmission lines to cross over from mexico using not as good a coal with not as good a process and not as clean of plants, what gain have we maiden virnment tally? mr. grumet do you have any thoughts on that >>> i think you make a very important point. electrons and molecules don't have a lot of concern about arbitrary political boundaries. that's why we have to have a shared solution that brings the technology of the united states on the issues in mexico. i will not try to get into a lengthy conversation about regional clim

. >>> francis hammond middle school is open today. the air conditioning is now working. today, the school will return to the normal schedule. students will continue taking their end of the year tests. >>> some new developments in the last 90 minutes involving the fifa scandal. the resignation of the president is not slowing the investigation. the international alert put out this morning for six men accused of corruption. >>> and a closure in the district because of that fatal fire. we'll tell you the work around in a couple of minutes. >>> plus a new twist in the fight to be loudoun county's next sheriff. >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> welcome back. you'll see a familiar name on the ballot this november for loudoun county sheriff. steve simpson officially announced he eel run for sheriff again. this time as an independent. simpson announced the candidacy yesterday. he first became the county sheriff in 1996 but was unseated by mike chapman in 2011. keeping the community safe and balancing the sheriff's office budget would be the top priorities. >>>. it's been a va

the network says clarkson's cohost, richard hammond and james may will not be involved in the new showu'll recall, after a fight with the show producer. top gear is one of the bbc's most popular shows, watched by some 350 million viewers worldwide. >>> our seniorer media correspondent is joining us from new york to talk about this big announcement. brian, i'm wondering if for our u.s. viewers there is any equivalent. this show is an institution globally. 350 million viewers around the world. it makes roughly 80 million per year. changing hosts, that's a tough task. >> absolutely is. you can feel the pressure that chris evans is under. you can even sense it in his statement. he said i promise i will do everything i possibly can to respect what's gone on before and take the show forward. you asked if there is a good comparison to this in the u.s. and there's not. we don't have a show quite like this on american television. "top gear" has done well in america because it has been imported from britain. i think there is some comparisons to be made to late-night shoes host like david letterm

this is like a career extender for daryl hammond.ink that does raise a question and you know i can't see this guy going the duration and if he doesn't poll enough he won't get on the debate stage and presumably that's what he wants to do. so i think the question here is, how long is this guy going to stay in the race? >> glenn, i read the book to my kids, the cat in the hat. i think everybody's read that book. it's fun to have fun but you have to know how. and, yes, the trumpy thing was fun and fun to make fun of. but then when starts talking about mexican immigrants and calling them rapists and calling them criminals and, you know we have a little bit of that -- i barely want to show it but let's show it. >> when mexico sends its people they're not sending their best. they're not sending you. they're not sending you. they're sending people that have lots of problems. and they're bringing those probables with us. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some i assume are good people. i would build a great

. >>> francis hammond middle school in alexanderia will remain closed today. school officials hope to have an emergency chiller unit up and running tomorrow. we'll send out a push alert on our washington nbc app if that happens. >>> the flas could -- nsa could soon be lynning to your phone calls once again. the measure that lawmakers could move ahead as early as today. >>> if you see a car going down a local highway but no one is behind the wheel, do not panic. driverless cars will be tested in our region. >> that rain is moving out of the area but will it hang around for the commute? tom is working on your drive time forecast and he's going to bring that to us at >>> welcome back. you may soon pass a self-driving car on the roads of virginia. according to the "richmond times dispatch", the car will be tested on the beltway. they will assist the cars ability to adapt. >>> take a look at this video. watch it happen right there. boom! a lucky escape for this police officer in mississippi after that lightning strike misses his car by just a few inches. this happe

kellye: justin from alexandria, a school closure, hammond middle school is closed because of air conditioning problems. 12-month employees still need to report but camden middle school is closed tomorrow. one person is dead and another fighting to survive after somebody drove up to a crowded park and opened fire. this was at the ardmore rec center in springdale. roz plater has been there since the story broke. roz; investigators are trying to figure out who would drive into a family park and opened fire and why. the ardmore neighborhood park was packed. at about 2:30 in the afternoon a car drove in, pulled up near the basketball court, and the bullet started flying. >> i heard the gunshots. somebody said they were firecrackers. i knew they were gunshots. then i looked back and my friends are lying on the ground. roz: her childhood friend was one of the lucky ones. >> they said he was grazed. roz: four people were struck, one was killed, one was critically injured two escaped with minor injuries. the police interviewed dozens of witnesses. so far investigators and not saying much about the sus

foreign secretary philip hammond said that talks could run past the june 30th deadline.s meeting with officials in luxembourg. >> they have found evidence of war crimes by israel and palestinians in last year's gaza war. the attacks on homes and families which led to large numbers of family members dying together when their homes were struck in the middle of the night or as they were gathering for the iftar meal. 551 children died last summer in gaza during the fighting. >> the reports said that israel must review it's military policies specifically the use of eaks plowsive weapons in densely populated areas and not target civilians. it said that gaza and palestinian armed groups must end all rocket attacks in israel and asked both sides to fight a culture of violence. they want israel and to report to criminal court. >> haitians in the dominican republic say they will be taken from their homes and sent to a country they barely know. and changing attitudes in cuba. gay rights changing now thanks to a member in the castro family. >> an al jazeera journalist is now out of

. >>> foreign second phillip hamed hammond is meeting iran's foreign minister today in luxembourg alongith french and german officials. economic talks with the united states, it comes at a time of increasing tension is over cyber security trade and china's growing influence in asia. rosalyn jordan has more. >> when u.s. defense secretary ash carter met recently with chinese general the two promised to work together on disaster relief, counterterrorism and peace keeping medications restricting air and sea travel on what is recognized as international territory in the be south china sea. and the u.s. expressed concern over the choirnz chinese reclamation efforts in the spratley islands. >> responsibility and capability to provide better public security service. >> reporter: even as beijing says it's about to finish the that project the obama administration is calling it a bad idea. >> nothing's changed about our view of these destabilizing activities there in the south china sea. and i suspect that this will be an issue that comes up, in fact i know it will come up next week. >> reporter:

secretary hammond: it is clear there are a number of people who have been killed.the situation is somewhat confused and we are not sure exactly how many. but because of the nature of the composition of the tourist population in this part of tunisia, we have to assume that a high proportion of those killed and injured will have been british. reporter: the foreign office has warned chillingly that some of the attackers in tunisia may still be a large pit it has been announced that there will be extra security for public events this weekend, like armed forces day and pride london, in response to the acts of terror. the bloodbath in this beach resort is the worst attack in tunisia's modern history good holidaymakers have been warned to stay indoors. many want to come home. katty: from tunisia, we shift to france, where a terror investigation finds again after a man's body was decapitated at a gas plant in the southeast of the country. french president francois hollande calls it a terrorist attack and says he is raising security level to the highest possible. police des

the air conditioning is not working at the francis hammond middle school. >>> secretary of state john kerry is waking up in a swiss hospital after a bicycle accident and it could have an impact on talks with iran. >>> and bizarre accusation against a major airline this morning. why a passenger is claiming discrimination after an airline attendant wouldn't give her a diet coke. >> sounds like something out of the movies, but what fell more than two dozen floors to the ground injuring several people. >>> some people are waking up to some wet pavement but most of the rain has stopped for you. will you need the umbrella l >>> alarming video out of new york city where a construction accident hurt ten people. take a look at the damage on the side of this skyscraper. a huge air conditioning unit broke off a crane and plummeted 30 stories down the side of the building. it rained glass and metal on to the sidewalk which was closed at the time. two construction workers and eight others were hurt. none seriously. >>> united airlines facing a big backlash after refusing to serve a muslim woman an

hammond middle school will be closed tomorrow because of ac problems. 12 month emplyiesoyees should report. >> fresh off his presidential announcement, in baltimore martin o'malley hits early voting stages. tonight the former maryland governor told voters in new hampshire that he relishes tough fights. new hampshire its the home of the first presidential primary and a hillary clinton stronghold. o'malley is the third democrat jumping into the race. >> emotions ran high in southeast d.c. this afternoon where dozens of people came together to remember sharnice milton. the 27-year-old a reporter for capital community news. police say a gunman riding with a group of dirt bike riders shot and killed her last week at the intersection of good hope road and alabama avenue. milton's family says they plan to lay her to rest next saturday. >> members of both parties have come together to express condolences to vice president joe biden after his son, lost a battle with brain cancer to. day the first family made a personal visit to the vice presidential residence in northwest washington. beau biden die

hammond. it's in response to comments from the chairman. in your opinion, and both of you can respond is fine, our energy and environmental issues inherently related, and why is it so very, very important that any kind of comprehensive energy policy also integrate environmental concerns in that policy and anything specific with the -- [ inaudible ] i'll ask both of you the question. please. >> thank you, mr. rush. >> did you turn it on? >> yes. >> project. >> yes. >> you have a great voice. >> yes, it is true that energy is in the making, and inevitably impact and impacted by environmental concerns. the energy sector is where we see the great estest greenhouse gas emissions. that is pure fact, and the question is what to do about it. if we make energy decisions that do not consider environmental duplications we will see further market dysfunctions. we'll see the loss of fuel diversity, and we will see decreasing environment. the very minimum the task force include environmental agency, and environmental considerations are enumerated as the

this: let's get more on with ed hammond. how many times has anthem gone to cigna?count this as the fifth. possibly, number six. betty: how are they going to get this deal done? , the reason cigna does not want to do this deal is the chief executive wants to be chief executive, president, chairman, and head of the integration committee. how they get it done is a good question. they seem to have gotten some it is an issue of who gets to run the company and to what extent. askingas saying you're for too much power. the only way this gets done is if they see the little ground and have a sharing relationship. pimm: we have to leave it there. betty: we will be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in to

.- not budging anding me is alan bjerga m&a reporter ed hammond.top of a $45 billion bid, a lot or underpriced? ed: it is a big figure. if they paid it it would be the fourth or fifth largest paid breakup fee for antitrust. what syngenta and has been arguing about, it is not a lot. we think they are asking between 10% and 13% of the overall transaction. whether it's been software is slightly above, it would move the break. they want a big break for these reasons. a huge execution risk. that involves some antitrust risk. any deal is going to take a long time to go through. will take them out of the market for a minimum of nine months per year. if you want to do that it will cost you. alix: do farmers want this to go through? alan dang you take a look at something that controls 40% to -- 40% of the seat market. seed prices are triple what they .ere 20 years ago monsanto has a lot in that market. we would be spinning off businesses and properties. we want to make sure this is a clean merger. if you are in agriculture you how to make sure you know this

ed hammond joins us with a breakdown on the deal. also on the phone, an analyst.rt with you. when i look at where altera was friday, why do we see that huge boom now? >> this deal has been rumored for months. it was not clear whether intel would pay the rumored price of $54 a share, but you are getting it this morning. erik: $54 is clearly what it took to get the deal done. is it to rich? -- is it too rich? >> i think so. 17 going dollar purchase price is more like $14 billion -- the $17 billion purchase price is more like $14 billion for them. when we run the numbers, the deal looks like it is only about 3% accretive to intel earnings, which is not much. they are buying a business that has been under pressure the last few years. erik: ed hammond, why did intel feel it had to buy altera? the company was interested. we know that. it could not come to terms on a price. it seemed as though intel would be disciplined and then the transaction took place last week. stephanie: all discipline flew out the window. ed: in this market, that is the general principle at the mo

hammond's office to find someone interactive items. >> and it seems tom people will do noiganything to get out of jury duty. a man showed up wearing a black and white jump suit and he was dismissed. social media is lighting up today with this news story. have a look at this one getting all kinds of media attention. a six-year-old girl is gaining fans worldwide. she was presenting flowers to the queen of england when she was knocked in the face by a saluting soldier. there were a few tears but she took it in stride. and she was wearing a national costume. he was carrying on a british tradition. >>> in today's day two of the heat wave, the temperature now 86. a high in washington of about 94 degrees. it already feels about 94 degrees outside when you factor in the humidity. we will have a breeze at times during these midday afternoon and evening hours. that will help to move the hot air around. high temperatures today in your neighborhood in the low to mid 90s. 92 in faithgaithersburg. late day showers are possible. storm team 4 radar scanning the sky and we are dry in the area. coming u

betty: ed hammond is covering this story for us. yet another merger. how close are they?d: we think they're close. the deal could be a sin as this weekend. humana has been in play now for a few weeks. there have been talks of it going even longer than that. i think they do not want to be the ones left out in the cold. the talks taking place, was that the impetus for this? >> it was not but it definitely informed what was going on. i think it makes aetna a much more viable by now. cigna really trying to get this one done. shareholders could vote against it. i think it probably accelerated things slightly and probably made aetna and mark celebrated winner. i think the fact that you have five companies, all of whom have a sickly voiced a likeness to do a deal and all of whom are eager to do a deal means whatever doesn't up at greece will always be a risk that someone else tried to jump in and either stop buys in this case. there is no certainty that a salesman deal that gets done. humana has 3.2 million medicaid -- it has a huge exposure to medicare more than anyone else exc

. >>> it is a long weekend for students at hammond middle school in alexandria.or air conditioning problems. the announcement was made last night around 8:30. ploy ease should still report as usual. >>> dunkin' donuts hopes their new hybrid confession will pull in customers craving an afternoon snack. the chip's ahighway filled with cookie dough. >> new sugar filled sweet pastry goes on sale for the first time today. >> i wish everybody could see all of our like mouths drop. wow, we are not hungry or anything. showers and storms this afternoon. some of the storms will be strong with very heavy rain. >> folks be mindful of travel on the parkway where we have an accident. the right lane is blocked. we have a traffic lane camera that can show you the situation. must be mindful of the accident that is on the road. >> cbs news is next. >>> i'll be back in 25 minutes with more traffic people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast

they brought him back and got darrell hammond to play him and turn him into a caricature of a southern because they talk about how he wants shot someone, punched one of his clients -- olivia: that is extraordinary and i'm struggling to figure out how hamburglar with a stubble meets up with the new ceo's image of a progressive burger,, but that is what they came up with. thank you so much. love the story. much more in the next hour, including speaking to the head of the comity behind -- company behind the dutch whiskey maker could how it is appealing to american tastes and battling the rise of bourbon. ♪ olivia: good morning. it is 11:00 in new york and 4:00 in london. pimm: welcome to "bloomberg markets a." coming up, stuck in a range. smalls band and yesterday how do you invest in this market? olivia: the hot new startup maybe a presidential campaign. why working with the 2016 candidates is surprisingly similar to launching a new tech company. pimm: the best chief executives as ranked by their own employees. who is at the top of the list and who didn't make the grade at all. ♪ olivia:

german foreign minister steinmeier, the british foreign secretary philip hammond, and the e.u. foreign policy chief. >> i'm positive that if the strong political will is there from all the parties they'll get there. >> it will be tough. it has always been tough, but not impossible. as i said, it's a matter of political will. >> reporter: mr zarif's departure means the deadline is unrealistic. all sides seem relaxed about an extension into the first few days of july. >>> securing an historic agreement would end a 12-year nuclear standoff between iran and the west how it could change relationships in the middle east, and what happens if it fails. that and more on "the week ahead" at 8:30 eastern. >>> still ahead - a gathering in vatican city to spark people to think about the climate >>> plus new security measures tunisia is putting in place after last week's deadly shooting. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm erica pitzi here is a look at your top stories, gay pride celebrations were held in cities around the world. in new york thousands of people watched the annual par

now in the last few hours britain's foreign minister, phillip hammond has said that the actions of edward snowden have already caused considerable damage but the unnamed officials in 10 downing street, the prime minister's office in the sunday times have said that there's no evidence so far that anyone has been harmed, so i think that at the moment, the details are very murky jane. >> i was going to ask you about the credibility that you touched on in the beginning. as we know, for a long time, they are desperate to get their hands on him. where are we as far as that is concerned? >> i think that these latest allegations in the sunday times really won't change many opinions. there are plenty of people around the world who's edward snowden as having done a great job for liberty if you like. he's exposed the way that certain governments carried out mass surveillance programs on innocent civilians. on the other hand, there are many people in western governments who are extremely worried about the implications of what he's done. they've said that he has acted against their national interests

. >>> we have learned that the hammond middle school in alexandria closed again tomorrow. the classes are canceled today because the air conditioning wasn't working. we are told the problem will be fixed tomorrow and that the school is expected to reopen on wednesday. end of the year tests should not feel the impact from this because there were not any scheduled for today or tomorrow. >>> wild weather out there. severe thunderstorm warning for parts of the region. doug and veronica here with a look at how much rain to be getting tonight. >> yeah. that's the big thing here. we see an isolated severe thunderstorm warning pop up and just like fairfax county prince georges county. extremely south d.c. it's the flooding potential. >> exactly. the flood potential and what some of the storms lightning with them. big-time flood potential and how much rain to have by tomorrow morning and the impact on the area roads. >> radar right now. you can see just a big area of storminess toward the west the south. another area up around baltimore and brand new severe thunderstorm warning and

the crash hammond just before 2:00 on hellier avenue. chp says the driver was the only person in the car. we don't know if the driver was a man or woman. investigators say it's still too early to know why the drive lost control. >>> later this morning, the main street running through san francisco 'noe valley is open again, this appeared they 24th street poich at 24th and castro. police say what was inside that suspicious package ended up being a blender. the area reopened overnight. >>> now to a developing story. a new lead in that intense man hunt for two escaped prisoners, today law enforcement officers are focussing on a rural area in new york after residents saw two men jump a stone wall just southwest of the the area they combed through yesterday. not far, in fact from the prison where david sweat and rich art matt escaped seven days ago. we're also learning more about the prison employees accused of helping them. she did give the convict some illegal items, but not power tools, to cut their way out of their cells. >>> the federal

the school at francis hammond is closed today. >>> we have breaking news right now that's making a police of your -- a mess of your morning commute. the scene on king street at 395, a busy on ramp is off limits. we are helping you get around this mess with your first 4 traffic. >>> and how hundreds of thousands of cancer patients are treated that says many could be spared from radiation. >>> the new fees will you need to know about before you head to some people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >>> we have breaking news right now. muncaster mill road in montgomery county is shut down between bowie mill road and olde mill road. chopper 4 over the scene right now. this is a due to the crash that happened overnight that involved a fatality. this will be closed for a while they do the accident investigation. >>> and the ramp to westbound king street is closed due to the water main break

german foreign minister steinmeier, the british foreign secretary philip hammond, and the e.u. foreign policy chief. >> i'm positive that if the strong political will will be there from all the parties they'll get there. >> it will be tough. it has always been tough, but not impossible. it's all about political will. >> reporter: mr zarif's gat tur means the dead line is unrealistic. all sides seem relaxed >>> fighters from the islamic state of iraq and levant have stormed several kurdish villages close to the northern syrian town of kobane. it comes a day after kurdish forces announced they'd push i.s.i.l. out of the town. for the second time this year. they go door to door searching for i.s.i.l. fighters. kuwait says a man that carried out a suicide attack on a mosque was a citizen of saudi arabia. he has been named. he landed at kuwait's airport hours before detonating explosives at the mosque. mass funerals were held for the victims on saturday >>> in tunisia they put on 1,000 extra police on tourist sites and beaches after friday's massacre at a resort. tourists that remai

he's her ticket to fame just as darrell hammond spent many years playing her husband. >> i believe if there's one thing my presidency will be remembered for, it will be honesty and integrity. test. >> the same with will ferrell doing george w. bush. >> we are almost out of time. i will instead ask each candidate to sum up in a single word the best word for his candidacy. >> stra teej ri. >> and dana dar vicarvey doing bush's father. but here's the thing. mckinnen also made clear she admires hillary. i'd be to nervous to meet her. when tina fey did her portrayal of sarah palin. >> can i see russia from my house. >> we never knew how she viewed sarah palin and it's disappointing that kate mckinnon is revealing she's a fan. now her impersonations won't seem quite as biting. coming up a salute of sorts to the most patient man in television.i am buzzed off at al sharpton. at the past it's been right wing e van ja lists who say natural disasters are because of something. now here's al in the wake of the deadly storms in houston saying do you think it's related to climate control or gotd's r

." >>> francis hammond middle school in alexandria is open today. the air conditioning is working now. the school will return to the normal schedule and students will continue taking their end of year tests today. >>> right now, five speed camera cameras are up and running. how much you can expect to pay to get a ticket. >>> we're learning about a sexual assault. the charges that the man is now facing. >>> a lot of people are waking up in the mid 50s. but what will it people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >>> a 61-year-old man is facing sexual assault charges this morning for allegedly attacking a resident of an assisted living facility. lloyd carter is also a resident at the facility. he knew the 71-year-old victim. the assault reportedly happened sunday afternoon. carter is due in court next month. >>> right now, five new speed cameras wil

the air conditioning is not working at the francis hammond middle school. 12 month employees should still show up for work today. >>> following a developing story out of california this morning after a car slammed into a terminal at l.a.x. how authorities think the driver ended up plowing into the building. >>> talk about a job hazard. what this dragon did that sent a zookeeper to the hospital. >>> and some people are waking up to wet pavement. what will it be like when you drive to your job? chuck bell will join us at 5:11. >>> this morning a reptile keeper is recovering from a komodo dragon bite. the dragon bit the woman on the hand at the henry durly zoo in omaha. there's the komodo dragon right there. pretty big. they're predators and they have a poisonous bite. the woman is expected to recover. yeah, i'm not putting my hand in that cage. never. >> why people do get surprised when animals do what animals -- okay. the record rain is over apparently in the lone star state. may was the wettest month on record there in texas. it claimed the lives of at least 30 people. the hardest hit are

the german foreign minister hammond, the foreign secretary of the u.k. and foreign affairs chief of the european union. >> it's going to be tough it has always been tough but not impossible. it's a matter of political will. the reason for having this agreement done is still there probably more than ever. most of all a no one proliferation agreement so it's our security, security of the world is at stake. i think that all the sides are very much aware of the fact that this is the process that originated from the u.n. security council resolution. >> we have the deadline of the 30th midnight on tuesday local time. everyone, i think now is accepting that we have foreign minister does a reef leaving here and going back for quite a few hours for consultations coming back here on monday. that deadline as i've been saying for days now looks like it will be extended. officials are talking about a few days extension not much longer than that. >> thank you for that update, james bays reporting from vienna. those talks will be closely followed in india p.m. if there

the guys i always go back to are like hemmingway, dashal hammond, west mcdowel i loved. he is a detective writer too. and i have been reading dark scandinavian detective stories. i couldn't find steve larson. there was this creepy iceland story. think about the scandinavian authors. they know how to kill people. >> erik larson you know how to write a narrative. dead weight the most recent. you know what his other books are. if they are not on the shelves you should not be at lit fest. thank you for coming. he will be signing outside. thank you. >> on behalf of the printers row lit fest we would like to thank the panel, thank you for attending and mr. larson will be signing books in the lobby. >> every weekend booktv offers programming focused on nonfiction authors and books. keep watching for more here on c-span2 and watch any of our past programs online at booktv.org. >> this was in 1979, craig was graduating from high school. he was a very talented basketball player. he had an offer from the university of washington that was going to pay his way, and he had been invite

calhoun and the nullifiers and this whole idea that as calhoun and hammond, some of the founders of thehave to have a class of people that do the drudgery and they considered africans sub human and they work. >> you have this crazy situation tourism wise. this is probably one of the biggest meccas for civil war tourism. >> right. >> people come because it's beautiful. it's a great city. it's thriving. it's booming. >> it's full of culture. you see the beautiful houses. right by the ocean. >> but then you have to figure out how you're going to talk about this chapter. >> i got lost trying to find you and i stopped to ask someone where the old slave mart was and they said well i don't like to use that word. but it's right in the center of tourism and in the center of the place where the slaves were brought in. >> that's perfect. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> as i said you can kind of feel it. you can feel it. this is the history of this state. >> john c. calhoun, one of south carolina's most famous sons. vice president of the united states. >> the great nullifier. >> this is calhoun street that we

think outside the scope of the show it becomes bigger just like tina fey is sarah palin or daryl hammondill ferrell as george w. bush. >> and talk about nonpartisan. they want to be funny. and of course the heart of the show is loren michaels who you talked to, talk about. the show is ultimately about his sense of humor and his sense of openness. talk about who's this guy and how did he guide us into this four-decade phenomenon. >> you know we got a chance to talk with loren in the film and i found out just seeing how he works, he's quite hands off. you'd think that someone when's been, you know created the show 40 years ago and working on the show pretty much since then is pretty hands on. but i found that he's quite trusting of his creative team and he kind of lets the quiters do what they need to do to be funny and not so much his perspective or point of view at all but really just trying to find the funniest aspect of any event in any politician. >> interesting. you know bao, for years "snl" criticized for the lack of diversity for race and gender and done a much better job on that f

where is the common ground that can go from alex hammond and nicholas -- and nicola sturgeon? where do you meet five or 10 years from now? minister sturgeon: there is lots of common ground between those who argued for scotland to be independent and those who wanted scotland to be part of the united kingdom. we just have a different idea of how to achieve it. we need to work together take a look on both sides of the debate to make sure that scotland is as successful as it can be. very often, in debates whether it is general elections or -- we agree on quite a lot. scotland is open for business. we are a good place to live in, to study in. you tell me that your daughter studied in edinburgh. -- in edinburgh -- tom: was that a shameless plug? that was a massive "surveillance" shameless plug. brendan: coming up, can deutsche bank compete with goldman -- jpmorgan and goldman sachs? on bloomberg television, this is all coming up, streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. this is "bloomberg surveillance ♪." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." let's

hammond will meet iran's foreign minister today in luxembourg along with french and german firms. >> the u.s. and china will hold their seventh strategic and economic dialogue meeting in washington this week. the u.s. tries to grapple with going chinese influence in asia. what kind of tone is beijing trying to set? >> they're trying to put a constructive tone on these talks. a chinese newspaper emphasized the importance of people to people exchanges to avoid misunderstandings and ease friction between two countries such as the recent tensions over china's building program in the south china sea. >> china building islands to cement its claim over disputed territory in the south china sea, a project that's drawn sharp rebukes from washington. >> we want a peaceful resolution of all disputes and an immediate and lasting halt to land reclamation by any claimant. >> six countries have competing claims food holds for asserting rights over vast undersea reserves of oil and gas. such riches led to heightened tensions last year when china positioned an oil rig near the islands, which are also

ed hammond was here half hour ago talking about what i call the dance party.the dance jim among all these health insurers. is there any precedent for this? julian: there isn't. what it does illustrate is that when you think about the health care sector as a whole, the confluence of demographic changes in the u.s. and the affordable care act have cost health care to become less of a defensive sector and more of an offensive sector. that is where the epicenter has been for the last 18 months. erik: pharmaceuticals are now shipping to the insurance. julian: you have a risk at the end of the month with the supreme court ruling that could change the playing field further. people are tried to position themselves for this uncertain environment. when you look at health care in general, it seems very positive for the next couple of years. stephanie: this jamboree should be happening. julian: yes. erik: what does it say? can we extrapolate from health insurers to the s&p 500 or even corporate america and say something about the appetite that ceos have for strategic tran

ernest hammond hemingway wrote several books in his home.he bought it in 1931 and she converted this hayloft into his first formal writing studio. here he fell in love with fishing, the clarity of his writing, fishing, the clarity of his writing, how fast he was producing the work. in fact he knocked out the first rough draft in just two weeks after arriving in key west. he once had a west. he once had a line that said if you really want to write, start with one true sentence. for a true writer, a true writer, each book should be a new beginning where he tries again for something that is beyond. he should always try for something that has never been done or that others have tried and failed. >> key west is also where president harry truman sought refuge from washington. >> it was regarded as the great white jail. he thought he was constantly under everyone's eyes so by coming to key west he could come with his closest app, let down his hair sometimes some of the staff would let their beards grow for a couple days. they certainly, at times us

osborne too and phillip hammond to see if that rational is enough to convince them for some level ofiation. >> thank you so much. we're seeing rbs shares react up about 1.6% in today's trade. up next just do it. nike wins a major contract to supply the uniforms for the world's top players including the king lebron james. more on that story coming up. don't go away. you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surprising ways to help companies simplify the way work gets done and life gets lived. with xerox, you're ready for real business. . >> leaders of greece france and germany agreed to intensify negotiations with athens creditors but there's little signs of progress. the finance minister agrees that athens and lenders have not agreed on a 1%

emily hammond is professor of law at george washington university law school.and i'm going to call on my colleague mr. pitts of pennsylvania, to introduce one of our witnesses as well. >> i wonder i'm very pleased to introduce mr. scott martin, a county commissioner from lancaster county, pennsylvania, former chairman of the commission and also acted statewide association of county commissioners outstanding commissioner who i'm very pleased to travel down from pennsylvania to be with us today. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. mr. martin, they can bring with us. once again i want to thank all of you. we would look forward to your testimony and i'm sorry that there was such a delay in your testify. we had to reschedule a bit of mr. dolzer, i think you can the longest distance from bonn, germany, and i think you're in the german parliament at the time and you're a professor also add the university of bonn. so we generally appreciate your making this effort adequate to recognize eu to start with for five minutes, and then after everyone has concluded we'll ha

to rodney in hammond. >> caller: as of today, i did not have insurance for 18 months on the sad fact the indiana initiative is a complete fraud. it stems from -- covering up wire fraud and i'm still made to suffer. i wourld ask anybody where do i get my subsidies at. i haven't been offered any subsidies and meanwhile there's a criminal case where they are basically going to charge me for malice on fraud that the department of -- department of defense with indiana and -- have created. i would like to know where i stand. i haven't had health insurance for 18 months and i've got pressing medical issues. basically, i need help. i still lose regardless. >> here's reaction from indiana's governor mike pence, who tweeted scotus ruling in king v.burwell is profoundly disappointing to me and every hoosier. chief justice john roberts gets it right. congress passed the affordable care act to improve health insurance markets, not to destroy them. speaker boehner obamacare is fundamentally broken. retweet if you agree. the speaker just wrapped up his comments on capitol hill on the ruling by the

we have miss hammond who is professor of law at george washington university law school.nd i'm going to call on my colleague mr. pitts of pennsylvania to introduce one of our witnesses as well. >> thank you mr. chairman. i'm pleased to introduce bit. mr. dolzer you came the distance. from bonn, germany and you were in the german parliament at the time and÷áphñ you're a professor at the university in bonn. i'm going to recognize you to start off with for five minutes. then after everyone has concluded, we'll have some questions for some of y/ so mr. dolzer you're )c recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman spokane, washington, at gonzaga university. then i stayed for a longer period at the harvard law school. i later taught at five u.s. universities, the last time in dallas in texas. in houston, i'm a member of the advisory board of the association of independent petroleum negotiators. a month ago, i published a larger study of international cooperation in global energy affairs. mr. chairman, the era of abundance, as you say, opens up new opportunities of leader

we have miss emily hammond who is professor of law at george washington university law school.nd i'm going to call on my colleague, mr. pitts, of pennsylvania to introduce one of our witnesses as well. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm pleased to introduce mr. scott martin, a county commissioner from lancaster county pennsylvania, formerly chair of that commission and active of the statewide association of county commissioners, outstanding commissioner who i'm very pleased could travel down from pennsylvania to be with us today. thank you, mr. chairman. >> once again i want to thank all of you. we really look forward to your testimony, and i'm sorry that there was such a delay in your testifying. we had to reschedule a little bit. mr. dolzer, i think you came the longest distance, from bonn, germany, and you were in the german parliament at the time and you're a professor at the university in bonn. so we genuinely appreciate you making this effort. i'm going to recognize you to start off with for five minutes. then after everyone has concluded, we'll have some questions for some

. >> steven hammond. >> thank you mr. speaker.ommend the prime minister on the announcement that there is a commitment to mobilizing climate finance for developing nations. this is hugely significant. could you tell the house or update the house on when you can expect to see some of that mobilization come forward? >> my honorable friend is actually right. if we look at the components of the deal you clearly need europe to come forward with its offer, which we've seen but to me one of the things that will bring it altogether is to make sure the advanced world is bricking together funds so we can reassure states that there will be assistance to them as they mitigate against climate change and make the changes in their own economy that are necessary. britain has put a lot of money on the table. we now need others to do the same. >> the contributions of the right honorable member of the scottish nationalist part, prime minister renzi told the summit that 100,000 people are now crossing the medicine ter rannan in the 1st of january, 15