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rule out further revisions to the copper production from one of their biggest mining facilities in c hile. those are the three individual names. cars has not joined into this rally. car registrations are up by 7%. renault at 0.08%. autos are the stormers. 38%. the industry group that has led the stoxx 600. european car registrations are up 7%. vw you saw their numbers for the month, up 11% three germany and spain, spain is up 20 per -- 26% in terms already straight. vw saw their registration at 11%. i cannot talk long enough to get renault open. the aussie rba acknowledged they have to do more with the rates but they did not. the need for patience. the dollar is a little skittish a little nervous. how desperate is the dollar? you have a couple of weak manufacturing numbers. the bloomberg surprise index is the lowest since 2009 at combined with the bart chart which is inflation expectations -10 year. ten-year inflation expectations, they are not negative, they are around 1%. desperate times for desperate measures. your fx trading. do you want to shave a little bit before the statement tomo

the 8 stands for "h" and what that is is a shorthand for hile hitler. very commonly well-known significant signifier. he also had a cross on his face to denote the white race. >> how will law enforcement use his background and symbols to prosecute him? >> well i don't know that they will at all. it may turn out this was simply a personal dispute of some kind that erupted into a frenzy in which he killed people all around him. if that's the case i don't know that his background as a white supremacist will be relevant. however, if it's charged as a hate crime, if he's charged with killing people because they were, say, black or mexican, latino, gay or whatever it may have been then they undoubtedly will at least try to bring his white supremacist background into the case. >> so we don't know yet whether he was targeting people based on race. we do not know whether this was some planned or something that erupted but we do know that he has a background that is well known there in mesa as a white supremacist and even has markings to that effect. we will cert

it can be a place to put something to go away for a w hile. they can take an awful long time with an ig investigation. a lot can calm things down. in our veterans are messaging, some ig investigations and the results, they can be disappointing. i don't want this to be a policy of wealth. we have a problem. i will not forget about the problem. i don't think anybody up will forget about the problem. the ig i hope has been telling them they better burn a fire under themselves and give us a response probably. -- promptly. in reality, you have people above you but you are in charge of these armed people. director clancy: yes, sir. rep. carter: there has to be a straight chain of command. the managers of those people should be all over them today. if these people were senior management, you should be all over them today. i realize you have union contracts. civil service issues and all of those issues to protect the worker sometimes to the detriment of the agency. it is a weakness i find appalling. one of the thanks if i could wave a magic wand to fi

he had the hiles for eight years -- the files for eight years.s only when he showed it to reporters that this thing blew up. guy: so i guess the next question is, what is next for him? you talked about the fact that he is trying to avoid the authorities. francine: i asked him whether he would go back to switzerland. the attorney general indicted him because it is illegal in switzerland to take data. i asked if he would return to switzerland to fight the charges. he kept that open. he said he is in touch with politicians. >> we are fighting for me to go there and just really expose the idea of all that. guy: so, that's what's going to happen. i guess the other question that follows from that is is he going to leak more data? what is he going to do with the data he has? francine: he has more data. he said he doesn't really want to talk about it because he's not in the business of leaking things, he says. what he wants is a dialogue with the bankers and other whistleblowers. if that doesn't go through, he says he will have to leak more data to bring