what do you mean that we are not pricing in rate hawkeyes properly?resting to see if he clarifies that. >> is his credibility at risk or not? >> programs a little bit here, yes. we will -- perhaps a little bit here, yes. we will have to see how he handles this whole issue. if he gets to a point where markets are confused by what he means, then his credibility is at risk. >> if he wanted to move a chance up to 40% or even higher. >> maybe that is what is underlying all this, correctly pricing the markets, putting two-way risks in markets. they can get ahead of themselves and you can start to get bubbles. perhaps that is what he meant to see with that. we are looking for a clarification. >> are you going rate hike this year or next year? >> we are still saying next year. we look at the underlying fundamentals of the economy, and it is improving. with inflation at 1.5%, they don't need to raise rates this year. >> it is feasible to raise rates with inflation below 2%? >> it is possible. it is sort of a preemptive tightening. in a world in which growth is

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. >> reporter: while they introduced the hawkeye system they fifa has opted for goal control.lve these. every match official will be wearing one of they also special warms -- these special watches they will be told in less than a second where a goal has been scored. >> it's a bit late for world cup to be honest. i'm sure the technology can help the referees in determining whether there's a goal or not. >> it's so simple it exists why don't you use it. now they are using it. >> reporter: but one of the major criticism also of using -- criticisms of using goal line technology it takes the professional game too far away from the games played in parks and beaches across the world. amanda davis, rio, brazil. >> you can catch the world cup on 6abc starting at 11:30. even if you're nowhere near a tv, you can catch all the action for free, use the watch abc app or watch espn app on your smart tone or tablet. >> >> so handy. >> . >> good morning, 7 can mean., june 15 -- 7:00 a.m., june 15th. nydia is off, i'm eva pilgrim along with alicia vitarelli. >> septa rail trains are back up and

. >> clinton is wise to avoid the hawkeye state. >> she had already declared and had already people canvassingably would have talk everybody for voting for her by the time the actual elect gets around. >> iowa democrats like a menu with choices and many are already talking about one particular clinton alternative. >> i think maybe i would caucus for elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren continues to insist she won't run but even clinton backers want a contest. bonnie campbell is one of the activists. >> typically we do have someone more left leaning. it helps to sharpen your arguments and your presentations and your campaign. >>> mrs. clinton is about to take the stage here at gw university. she recently complained after her husband's presidency they were broke even though the year after they left the white house, they made $16 million. she said her time as secretary of state, her efforts to reset the relationship with russia was a good stroke. >> there's a question on capitol hill about lois lerner's missing emails. now they are gone for good? >> well, irs has reported to congress they intend

and republicans in the hawkeye state are pointing to joany earnst now sort of in her own world a poster farm girl for the type of candidate that republicans think they need. and she will be running against bruce braley a congressman from iowa and very much been a voice for the democrat's argument that there is a war on women waged by republican. she is taking on that as a woman, sunday school teacher and mom, et cetera. republicans think she is uniting the tea party and conservative activist and establishment mainstream. you have sarah palin and mitt romney. and she came out of the gate slamming the republicans or democrats, and trying to tie braley to the democratic leadership in washington, watch. >> when pelosi pushed cap and trade policies and wanting to raise taxes, bruce braley was there for her. when she was fighting to kill the keystone pipeline. bruce braley flip flopped to help her. and if he goes to the senate he will be a rubber stamp for harry reid. that's the last thing iowa needs. >> republicans in the country looking at one where the tea party and establishment united be

and over in the hawkeye state there is iowa republican candidate and likely nominee earnest. >> once she sets eyes on obamacare joany is going to unload. >> made her name for herself through her die hard conviction that there were weapons of mass destruction in iraq she has an 18 point lead heading into tonight's primary. joining me now to discuss all of this is former democratic governor of montana and from washington editorial director howard fineman. what is going on in the republican party? they ran christine o'donnell and yet joni ernst has broad republican backing. have lessons not been learned? >> the republican party is sort of like the family that lives in the neighborhood. they come concerned about the safety of their family. so they decide to get a guard dog. they pick out a puppy and they scratch the puppy. and the puppy is wagging his tail. then he grows up and starts biting the children. that is what the tea party party is republican party. >> it is a dog off the leash in many ways. this was supposed to be the year when some sense descended on the republican party. and

and, finally, when i look at the airplanes, the new hawkeye, advanced hawkeye, these planes are relatively new, but they're incredibly important to our national security. the p-8 surveillance planes, again, relatively new, but critical to our national defense. so i want to thank the chairman, the ranking member, for putting together such a strong bill and i want to urge all my colleagues to support this. i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from indiana. mr. visclosky: i would like to recognize mismccollum, a member from minnesota, as well as a member of the defense appropriations subcommittee, for two minutes. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. mccollum: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, this appropriations bill will ensure that all the men and women of our armed forces have the resources they need to keep our country safe and secure. and i want to commend chairman frelinghuysen and ranking member visclosky for their work together to craft a good bill under difficult budgetary conditions and the uncertainty s

twitter user hawkeye posted a picture. last week, "wring bergdahl home." then three days later. "bergdahl the traitor, i agree obama being so reckless with american interests." honestly, there were so many, i could have done that all day long, which is what matt binder did, actually. thank you, matt binder. the point here is not the hypocrisy of a bunch of folks on twitter, you can find that any day. but it's that the right-wing freakout is being driven by the messages being sent by right-wing media telling people that this whole thing was treacherous, even though it revolves around, amazingly, the return of an american p.o.w. as i was watching this develop the other day, i joked on twitter. that for maximum absurdity, we should get oliver north to weigh in on the decision. why oliver north? because oliver north was at the center of the biggest negotiating with hostages. in the history of the american republic. he was convicted for his involvement in the iran contra affair, which members of the reagan administration, who secretly negotiated with the iranians, who themselves had

>> if i was alan greenspan and that completed data hawkeye person, we entered it about three weeks ago and each year that we stay in it, the wage pressures gradually strengthen and build over the course of the cycle. we had a cycle like this back in the early-middle 1980's. also through most of the 1990's and the last decade. it looks like we could be in it for a three-year spell or more. >> this goes against going out of front of the wage inflation debate. >> we have to get out in front of it. is there any risk that all the clampdown we are seeing, whether it is bank of america, bnp paribas, that that somehow derails their ability and therefore the economy will grow? >> at the end of the day, you are spot on. at the end of the day, it makes it a very difficult environment for banks to lend. they become much more cautious in their lending attitudes. the underwriting process -- i don't know if in the last year you have had to dry to buy a house in florida, but the application process is unbelievable. i would rather do a cash deal in florida rather than take out a $100,000 mortgage. >> r

. >> she is the first female ever nominated from the hawkeye state which has never elected a female governorer of congress. today she is celebrating end at all the official nominee but also one of the biggest targets the democrats will be looking at. she is a veteran, a mom, a schoolteacher, sunday school teacher and former state senator. and now the nominee. last night she made it very clear she recognizes as a woman another u.s. senate nominee, she will be the democrats target. they have already been coming at her. she addressed it had on trying to take democratic criticism and their liabilities. >> soo certainly will be hearing about the war on women. i have a message for them. i have been to war. for their political attacks, i look forward to hearing him lecture me about what is best for women. >> so she escaped going the nominations the state convention in a couple of weeks. a big victory. this is one of those they very much hope to take in the fall to be the majority leader and in this case see one of the most-watched ho, it was an exame of one candidate all the different factions of t

intelligence community including russia, syria, hawkeye and computer hackers. he spoke at the center for strategic and international studies. this is an hour. >> welcome. we are delighted to have you here on a glorious morning, absolutely fabulous. we deserve it for the winter we had. welcome to all of you, the military strategy forum and my special thanks. and make it possible for us to make the series available to the policy community in washington.e to make this available. and we are delighted to have mike vickers witus t i was serving up in the armed services committee when -- i can't remember the year. think it was 1990 1988 when we program 11 and the whole special operations command. and i think that we actually had mike in mind for who would be the leader at so-com. it took a while for us to find him. at the time, mike was serving in the cia and he had a long history in special forces and came to the administration to become the assistant secretary back in 2007. it was just the right time when he was brought in. the bush administration asked him to come

this this group called the comment to stand by iraq and syria break off a group and was disavowed by hawkeyethey are. is a push total video and then one of the most notorious terrorist leaders of the vaporize a drug attack in the 2000's. the groan and strength along and this is the lead and instruction. right now captured two major cities in iraq moving on baghdad. turning into essentially a sectarian civil war and end a problem as a lot of analogies in terms of vietnam's we tread on them with billions of supply the treading. same situation here is one big difference the enemies context eveready thought that if your want to be coming after us. if you hit the western united states that could come after us and the becomes a situation for the president to decide what are we going to do right now that of the carrier in deliberation and expect we shall kron sex possibly even air strikes will be part of the next stage and on iraq. this will be a telling week in terms of the u.s. stance and direct. they don't know the war as much as the support issue they do not want boots on the ground and the pre