where you have one dinner with president hollande and president obama at 7:00 p.m. scheduled and then a second dinner with president hollande and president putin scheduled later at 9:00 or 9:30. i mean i think it underscores the deep divisions between all three of these prverspectives and trying to keep the dignity intact and not dilute it can politics or any sort of infractions, should they all be together. you know, the chilly sponsor that which we would talk about. let's just keep it separate. >> the fact is that putin was not originally expected here. it hadn't been traditional for the russian leaders, even though obviously they suffered grievously in world war ii. once he inserted himself into this ceremony it had to be acknowledged. but at the same time it's awkward for president obama, when you talked about that dinner -- or the dueling dinners last night, chuck todd at one point said it reminded him of kind of divorced parents trying to accommodate, you know the christmas or thanksgiving holidays. the fact is that president obama went to a restaurant with hi

hollande is not the only leader here.resident of the united states is here, the russian president, the british prime minister, the german chancellor. they have been meeting in various configurations. they finished up their talks without russia last night in paris. withussian president met the british prime minister, also the french president. the whole idea today is to continue those talks. we know angela merkel is going to meet with president putin. president putin is going to be in the same room with president obama at lunchtime. they may speak. president obama and president hollande spent a lot of time yesterday talking about getting the russian and ukrainian presidents to sit down. key for them to sit down if there is going to be an end to the war in ukraine. the french are almost acting as intermediaries on behalf of the russians and the u.s. is acting as an intermediary on behalf of ukraine, working to get that meeting to happen later today here in normandy between the russian and ukrainian presidents. the french an

he then had dinner with francois hollande. this morning, the russian president met with the german chancellor angela merkel for their first meeting since the crisis began. angela merkel is said to have reminded vladimir putin of his in beingponsibility able to help ring piece t -- bring peace to ukraine. she urged the russian president to recognize the presidential elections in ukraine. that is for the meeting between angela merkel and vladimir putin which took place earlier today. right now, francois hollande is continuing to welcome leaders to that lunch at the chÂteau. the main eventh, of the day will take place on the beach. start.nts got an early barack obama with the american ceremony that overlooks omaha beach. he and francois hollande held a joint ceremony in remembering -- in memory of the american soldiers who died in such great numbers on omaha beach 70 years ago. barack obama spoke of the courage of those who had taken part in the battle that was to turn the tide in a common struggle for freedom. called the site, t

hollande raising the issue.ered and gave the same response he said he was going to give. let's have a listen to what obama's line is. >> my answer on the banking case is short and simple. the tradition of the united states is that the president in -- meddle in prosecutions. i do not pick up the phone and tell the attorney general how to prosecute cases that have been brought. i do not push for settlements of cases that have been brought. >> guy, that may be the u.s. tradition. the reality on the ground, at least france is there is the perception that the u.s. is ganging up on this bank. you saw the finance minister yesterday in france give an interview saying because of the angsts between b.n.p., the free trade deal between the european union and the united states is in peril. >> that is the b.n.p. paribas dispute. there is also another sore point over the potential deal of a warship that could help russia in its invasion. what is the deal on that? s these is no question, helicopter carriers would be advantageou

person in holland wants to protect natural -- president hollande wants to protect national interests.g across europe, very big is mrs.. they are big in italy, and they have a lot of business in the u.s. with bank of the west. branches, 15,000 employees, 12% of the bank revenue comes from the u.s. >> which begs the question, why are u.s. regulators asking for $10 billion? i think one of the reasons is because they can. bnp has such a big presence in the u.s., that is the lever they can pull. well, you have a big is this coming want to continue to operate coming in today banking license, guess what, that is in our power. >> bloomberg has a new piece called bloomberg view, an opinion piece, and assess if you cannot pay the fine, don't do the crime. on the other side of the coin is , is it a case of americans who are angry post-financial crisis that the prosecutions are not harsh enough and finally they are getting their way with this big fine of bnp, like all that angst is coming out against one firm. is there anything to that? >> i think that is stretching it a little far, mark. haspict

and i end up in holland. and what i found in holland really struck me because when i went there to start looking for the history of accounting and doing some work in the archives, i also ended up going to museums and also remembering paintings that i had known, and i discovered that there was a huge accounting genre of paintings in the flemish, dutch tradition. this is an early painting, actually, of the medici branch director who gives bad loans and keeps bad books. he actually painted this before -- he had this painted. he paid for it to be painted before he actually went bust in the brugges branch. but this was a sort of remarkable painting of a financier being judged and tasting the final reckoning. and -- facing the final reckoning. that's where i got the idea for the title of the book. but it went on from that. you can't see it very well, but the dutch actually were very conscious that their prowess, they were becoming the richest small country really on earth at this time. and this engraving celebrates

australia had holland wobbling. there was no doubt about it, but in the end, they had the individual skill, the class, and that really shone through. they managed to get their way back into the match. i think it was a very good performance from holland to come back, even though they would look shaky, but they came back, they won, and they are in the driving seat. >> i think it was a very good performance from australia. i don't know if you are rooting for australia -- i should think so. tell us -- was that it wasn't? >> i would imagine that is it for them, but there are still a chance. it sounds difficult. it depends on what happens in tonight's game. all australia need to do is beat spain in the last game, so that's not that difficult, is it? if they do that, they still have a theoretical chance of going through, but on the face of it, i would say that's the end of it for them. >> we just mentioned spain. they sorely need a win in their match against chile. will fans get what they want? >> this is the big question

dining tonightis with francois hollande and also due to meet with german and british leaders, but not scheduled to hold talks with her barack obama, who has expressed --cern over the sale of failed to russia. >> i have expressed concerns, and i don't think i'm alone in about continuing significant trade and defense deals with rush at a time when the law andolated territorial sovereignty of their neighbors. >> let's get more from rob. the u.s. president in particular very resolute over holding a strong line over moscow's aggressions in ukraine. the backgroundn as we've just heard there from president obama, there are problems in that alliance. they say that if they carry on in those lines and continue to to stabilize ukraine, sanctions will inevitably come into force. it will not just be targeting individuals. it will be targeting possible supply ships as well. france is clearly ready to go down that line, but the other countries involved in this alliance will be called upon to make sacrifices as well. russia will surely hit back. if we really want to be solid on this, then everyone ha

our guest host this hour is michael holland of holland and company as well.ing right now. was -- his father was born in galloway. marty walsh is the newest minted mayor of boston. do not have that so let's go to michael holland. >> we go to michael holland, the guest host for the hour. we want to get a look ahead to earning season. onorgan reports earnings july 15. you look at that as the benchmark for what will happen to the company overall. to continue tore look at these loans? >> i think that people are getting more and more prepared for the kind of -- these kinds of results, i think the numbers over the weekend that came up with revenue growth for the 23%, these are not great numbers and i think that the company's overall are looking for a percent on the year for earnings growth, and i think that we are set up for maybe a positive surprise, but overall, this is set for the next 2 months. >> he made the point that margins are still 200 basis points below the all-time highs, and he says that this is a result that they can keep milking the tax rate. >> the e

francois hollande has a dinner with barack obama.hey might be dining in an exclusive restaurant but diplomacy is at the top of the y'snda, with both countr foreign ministers in total. next, vladimir putin. focusing on international questions. the crisis in ukraine. this comes as g7 countries condemned russia for its continuing violation of the crane's sovereignty. they have threatened moscow with inviteds, putin was not to the meeting in brussels. both vladimir putman barack obama will attend a ceremony for the anniversary of the d-day landing on friday. it could fall to francois hollande to act as a go between as the russian and u.s. leaders remain at loggerheads. many the meantime, dignitaries are already heading to normandy ahead of the masses celebrations on the beach. tomorrow, marking the 70th anniversary of d-day. prince charles and his wife in those lies pictures -- live pictures. alongside some british veterans. to england,k now the european elections might be done but the political battle is rumbling in the small british to

our guest host is michael holland of holland and company.isconnect between bonds and stocks? if and when one is new? what you do at market tops if i look back at them? >> hope that there is another market top if you fully invested, which not too many people are. your phrase the gloom cruise isn't interesting one. at these high prices relative to where we were five years ago, the pervasive emotion right now continues to be negative. , bondstheme of the week and stocks are disconnected. have your seen this before? >> not to this extreme, but absolutely. both are explainable. when you have the bond market, any rational person who is not in this thing trying to figure out every 12 steps of why these things are where they are, the economy in europe and in the -- interest and inflation down, big deal. --b farrell's rule quoted are you investing inequities just assuming we will see a correction or even something v likee a bear market to clean out any optimism? >> we have internal corrections going on right now. the social media stocks got recently

you will always be a among us on this beach and in our thoughts. >> and a special gesture, hollande payribute to the courage of the germans, many of whom were forced to fight a war which he said was not their own. earlier, veterans attended a ceremony at daybreak, marking the contribution of 150,000 allied soldiers who took part in the d-day landings 70 years ago. many of them injured or witnessed unimaginable suffering. most of the allied casualties occurred on a section of coastline known as omaha beach. a few hours later came another high point -- the franco-american commemoration ceremony led by the french and american presidents. thousands of white marble crosses mark the graves of the american soldiers who died there. at the soldier cemetery, britain's queen elizabeth paid tribute to the thousands of british soldiers who lost their lives in the invasion. but the main event was where the troops landed 70 years ago, including three french forces who wanted to help liberate their country. they, too, were remembered today. >> our own correspondent simon young has been covering the cer

learned holland broke safety rules.t easier for complaints to go up the chain of command and starts using the video for training purposes. but the emotional scars still hurt. >> i can't imagine, you know, my daughter witnessing, you know, her father crash. >> i still have nightmares about it to this day. i never got to speak with him that morning, and i never got to say good-bye. >> oh, my god. no! >> oh, my god. >>> coming up, a sting to catch a slasher. >> we decided at that moment that we needed to get some cameras up. >>> and the camera as eyewitness. >> it helped that everything was caught on camera. the jury, everybody could see what actually occurred. >> when "caught on camera: proof" continues. i'm randy and t smoking with chantix. for 33 years i chose to keep smoking... ...because it was easier to smoke than it was to quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. some p

hollande will then have dinner with mr. putin. >> yeah, it is a ballet. >> esther obama will not be ?ining with hollande and putin >> correct. >> this is like your third marriage, right? >> more like your third marriage. >> thank you, scarlet. and stocks.quities the euro, 1.3615. vix just above 12. there is a german 10-year yield. the yield is higher over the toward 1.44 dollar-yen. maybe a little less umph we are getting out of mr. draghi. here is the euro back 20 years, stronger euro. i would to just and mr. draghi would dearly like the euro down here at 1.25. >> absolutely. i would certainly make european goods cheaper to the rest of the world. >> it has not happened. >> what daytraders tell me is that because the euro is so strong, there is no inflation. theaois and -- inflation is enemy of currency. they have the opposite. ,> we will focus on this particularly the ramifications for the markets. we have a busy day. we have scoured papers looking at websites. here is the front page with scarlet fu. >> a lot of company ne

francis hollande spoke for about 25 minutes. more all of you wondering - there's ceremonial shots - about the health of whether it's the queen who is 88 or veterans in their '90s, sitting in the beach. it's 77 degrees, 50% humidity, and 17 mile per hour preez coming in from the -- breeze coming in from the ocean. >> and they are under the shade. >> i want to bring in our guest here to talk about what we are seeing here on the screen. they've been doing re-enactments on the beach for the last couple of days. what were we seeing there in the last pictures? >> i think they are trying to replicate the number of people on the beaches in the first few days. especially this one in particular. youth of different countries likely for the shot. >> they have the inner map showing the english channels and the continent of europe and people in the boot of egypt. they have people illustrating the various soldiers, and where they were positioned during the war. i want to bring in dana lewis who was there. first of all, any thoughts as you line

in france, belgium and holland. i'm sorry for all these numbers, i want to answer your question frsm the 620, there were 87 mo were able to get out waiting numbers before the nazis invaded, so numberalking about the 583. when the nazis came interest france, belgium and holland there were 583 st. louis passengers under their rule. mine --f you have 279from 538, you that survive so it's almost 50-50 if you're talking about under direct nazi rule. you in a sense of, to give more of a sense of numbers. in terms of the england passengers, we wanted to know to every single england passenger. there were two romanian born the st. louis who ended up in england during the war and they went back to romania. they didn't know english and they went back to romania. thatd find documentation they were alive at the end of the war, so they did survive. but i'm giving you that example to show how we had to make sure that every england passenger for. be accounted many of the male st. louis passengers in england were interned by the bri

they have managed to iron out the dysfunction that hollande had with the previous prime minister. it seems like the government cannot put in place any reform. in the editorial, they look at what has changed. clearer, moreot coherent, and forward-thinking of the top. a lot of that has to do the fact that the prime minister is an action man, whereas the past prime minister was more of a procrastinator. two years after his election, it seems like francois hollande finally seems to be fitting into his presidential suit. this business papers as hollande is planning on cashing in on all of this, this good run, to prove his presidential -- to improve his presidential image. it points out that even though hollande might be patting himself on the back, it will take time before public opinion changes. >> the washington post is focusing on the rise of the use of drones in the united states. >> this is a fascinating article that is part of a series in the washington post. basically, it says that drones are said to become a widespread reality in american aerospace and because of that, is spent

president hollande is speaking. there will be rolling ceremonies all day. president hollande is speaking. there were 27,000 civilians killed before and after d-day for the liberation of normandy. natalie, errol. >> jim, as we're looking at people on the shoreline. we saw the amphibious vehicle beforehand. i know this is your 50 year covering commemorative events. who comes out and what happens? >> reporter: it's the fifth time, errol, going back to the first one that i was here. >> oh, okay. >> reporter: in fact, there are a lot of people coming up here. the french estimate there are nearly 1,000. there as an additional 7,000 invi invitees include the 19 heads of state and a number of other dignitaries, historical figures. just a lot of folks who ought to be here on this particular occasion to remember what went on. then, of course, you have all the tourists. last night we were treated to a huge fireworks display all along the coast mimicking what took place at exactly that moment 70 years ago because the allied inv

president hollande, distinguished guests, i'm honored to return here today to pay tribute to the men and women of a generation who defied every danger -- among them, our veterans of d-day. and, gentlemen, we are truly humbled by your presence here today. [applause] just last week, i received a letter from a french citizen. "dear mr. president and the american people," he wrote, "we are honored to welcome you, to thank you again for all the pain and efforts of the american people and others in our common struggle for freedom." today, we say the same to the people of france. thank you, especially, for the generosity that you've shown the americans who've come here over the generations -- to these beaches, and to this sacred place of rest for 9,387 americans. at the end of the war, when our ships set off for america, filled with our fallen, tens of thousands of liberated europeans turned out to say farewell, and they pledged to take care of the more than 60,000 americans who would remain in cemeteries on this continent. in the words of one man, we will take care of the fallen "as if the

french president francois hollande will be speaking there.age of that ceremony at 8:30 a.m. eastern on our companion network . meanwhile, today's events, we invite your thoughts on this 70th anniversary of d-day. you can weigh in at facebook or twitter using #cspanchat. about a half an hour away again, "washington journal" coming up. a little earlier, the president spoke at the american cemetery and memorial, which overlooks omaha beach. we will show you his remarks. peopleident hollande, of france, friends, family, our veterans. if prayer were made of sounds, the skies over england that i would have destined the world -- that night would have deafened the world. captains tap their decks, pilots men poured over maps, fully aware that for all the marks of meticulous planning , everything could go wrong. tieddes, thee element of surprise, and above all, the audacious but that what waited on the other side of the channel would compel men not to shrink away but to charge ahead. gi's rubbish trinkets, and kissed pictures of sweethearts, check and

that would be a great coup for francois hollande. not only is he a leader in parts of the g-7 of course but paris has a contract of the tune of $1.7 about the to sell war ships to russia. slightly awkward if he got some kind of diplomacy then he would get a pat on the back by his eu leaders. >> and perhaps another meal. thank you, for the update. >>> the al jazeera journalists are to be in court once again on june 16. they face the maximum jail terms allowed. mohamed fahmy, peter greste and baher mohamed face the longest terms. 15 years each of both baher mohamed and mohamed fahmy, they're defense argues there's no credible evidence against them. the cnn correspondent reza sire has been following proceedings. >> reporter: the defense has mesler pickemethodologymethodics reports sometimes from outside of egypt. they presented pictures sometimes personal pictures, item that would seemingly be in the possession of any journalist and items that seemingly have nothing to do with the serious charges that these journalists face. the defense

president hollande and then president obama speaking. >> president hollande president obama, distinguishedd gentlemen, please be seated. [ speaking in french ]. >> it is our privilege to welcome all the distinguished visitors joining us today. we extend a special welcome to the d-day and world war ii veterans and their family members in attendance who honor us all with their presence. today we commemorate the 70th anniversary of the d-day landings, which began on the morning of june 6th, 1944. today's ceremony will honor our military men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for the liberation of europe including among those we honor are the 9,387 of our fallen veterans interned at this sacred ground and the 1,557 missing in action inscribed on the wall of the missing. [ speaking in french ] [ speaking in french ] [ speaking in french ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please bow your heads for the invocation delivered by the most reverend f. richard spencer. [ speaking in french ] >> may we

spain, holland, we weren't afraid because we have looked death in the face and come out victorious. [ cheering ] >> it's that determination that brought tens of thousands of chileans here to support their team, and to show they aren't intimidated by the so-called group of deaths. the luck of the draw that has pitted chile against two of the toughest. >> chile has a great team, but it's the underdog, the cinde the cinderella compared to spain and holland. that's why thousands have pressed the mountain because they think it's faith that will make the difference. >> we can do it with the strength. [ cheering ] >> suggesting that chile is the cinderella of the group. >> no game ends after midnight which means that cinderella can become a princess. and remember brazil's technical director said he's nervous about playing key lay. don't under estimate us. >> unique breed of street musicians work up the fans although they need no encouragement. >> we have saved money. we took time off from work and for the kids to miss school to give our team courage. >> day and night they waved their flag an

because of the international tensions francis hollandate twice. sitting for dinner with putin, after a meal with president obama. earlier in the day russia's bullying of ukraine was a big issue of the g7. president obama warned moscow it had a month to end intervention there or face sanctions. >> our nations continue to stand united in our support and assistance to the ukranian people. >> but if you listen to secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister lavrov there are no issues, because moscow and the g7 agree on what is needed. >> to try to make a ukraine that is strong economically, whose sovereignty and independence is respected, but is not the pawn in a tug of war between other nations. >> i can subscribe towards what secretary of state john kerry said. >>> pro-russian separatists fortified positions in ukraine's east, looting weapons from a border control post seized on wednesday. for more on the diplomatic dance between moscow and its allies, and what if anything this can achieve, i'm joined by ambassador william courtney, wh

in france belingm and holland. from the 620 there were 87 who were able to get out from their waiting numbers before the nazis invaded. so we're talking about the number 583 when the nazis came in there were 583 st. louis passengers under their rule and so if you minus 254 which is the number killed you have 279 who survived. so it's almost 50/50 talking about those under direct nazi rule. in a sense of to give you more of a sense of numbers. in terms of the england passengers we did wanted to know what happened to every single england passenger. there were two romanian born passengers who ended up in england and went back to romania. i guess they didn't know english and went back to romania. we did find documentation that they were alive so they did survive. but i'm giving you that example to show how we had to really make sure that every passenger could be accounted for. many of the male st. louis passengers in england were interned by the british because they were considered to be german, considered to be enemy

has meetings with hollande, angela merkel.ar if he will have a sitdown with president obama. they have a chance to meet with each other m we just don't know how long and how formal a meeting would be. >> more consolidation in the u.s. telecom space. sprint is closing in on a deal with tmp mobile u.s. -- t mobile u.s. it could be quite a windfall if these two manage to pair up. >> because it would be $31 billion. that's how much we understand sprint would be willing to pay up for tmp mobile u.s. third -- t mobile u.s. a key company nation 're. deutsche telekom owns most of t mobile u.s. over 60%. the deal would look like $40 per share. you'd be getting half in cash. deutsche ck and telekom, it would still have 15% of the combined company in total. not just solely dependent on urope. they still have to work out what the termination fees would be. sprint wants it to be relatively small. t-mobile wants it to be more on the $3 billion side of things. really what they want to see is size here. this is where really bigger is better.

franÇois hollande chancellor angela merkel brought the men together.putin poroshenko shook hands and agreed to hold talks on a cease-fire in the coming days. away from the cameras inside the normandy chÂteau, another unexpected meeting. putin speaking to barack obama for the first time since russia annexed the crimean peninsula in march. according to diplomatic officials, the two leaders spoke of the need to end violence as quickly as possible. putin claiming he could have a certain but not total influence over events in ukraine's east. against a backdrop of tension, thisay began with seemingly avoiding each other. they attended separate dinners in paris to keep believers apart, but on friday, a hint as to renewed relations made television screens -- clinton and obama sharing a smile at the commemoration ceremony in obamady -- putin and sharing a smile at the commemoration ceremony in on the. >> the man tapped to be the next president of afghanistan narrowly escaped an assassination attempt. at least six people were killed in the attack, but abdullah w

it's called the orange dive, done jan 1st in holland. asked why they are doing it now, and the response was "it's brazil, it's the world cup." >> it's a tradition. now we do it in brazil. it's a lot of fun. >> young and old, more than 5,000 dutch fans are in brazil to cheer on the national team that has come close. runners-up three times, but never crowned world cup champions. already it's been a good tournament for these fans. at the campsite they are lakeside. soaking up the south american sun, recharging the batteries for game time. the sun sets, and wouldn't you know it, it leaves an orange glow off the water. >>> and holland will play chile and along with them australia will be playing spain who are out of the tournament. also to look out for croatia versus mexico and cameroon vers versus brazil. all details on the website. >> for centuries, some west african communities have branded children born deformed or with disabilities as evil spirits. they are seen as a drain on limited resources and so ...

francois hollande said the potential u.s. sign against b.n.p. paribas could impact the stability of european banks. they are seeking $10 billion to settle allegations that b.n.p. paribas transferred funds for clients. hollande plans to trays issue when he meets with president bama in paris tonight. sprint said to be nearing an agreement with t-mobile. sprint will offer about 50% stock and 50% cash for t-mobile. the deal would combine the third and fourth largest wireless carriers in the united states. so let's get back to our top story. that of course the e.c.b. and their meeting today. what will draghi deliver? that is the question on the minds of many investors today it is a e.c.b. may be the first major central bank to take rates negative later on today. last month the e.c.b. president hinted that today a cut may be on the cards. >> comfortable with acting next time. before we want to see the staff projections that will come out in the early june. >> bloomberg's guy johnson is in frankfurt where draghi will be delivering the central bank's la

isn't the fact that he's there in paris having dinner with hollande at odds with that?he g-8. he was removed from that club, the cool kids table, as you call it. and in a way he was removed from that is more than just symbolic. in the 90s when russia joined the g-8, it was part of the effort of the world to say okay, you've gone through communism and we want you to be a free market democracy or moving in that direction and working with you on problems, not against you. leaving that group is an important symbol that russia has reversed course from that long trend. and because he's in france, he's in france because of world war ii. and i think we all respect what russia did in world war ii and he's the president of russia. diplomacy doesn't mean you have to shun someone completely, but you have to decide when and where and how to interact with them. >> including not having dinner -- >> yes, no dinner. >> turning attention now elsisi, the white house released this statement, egypt's presidential electoral commission administered the election but we also share concerns rais

he will make his case to resident francois hollande. siemens and mitsubishi sweden their cash offer for alstom. euro next stocks trade. , as london's data tech week draws to a close, we look at how digital information is proving a corporate headache. welcome to "countdown." it is 6:00 you're in london on this friday morning. bloomberg reporters standing by across the world, ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. manus cranny is gauging the appetite for ipos, plus big data or big mess? caroline hyde has the story. immelt is making his case to french leaders. he sweetened the deal. will france be satisfied? caroline, tell us about ge is improved offer. improved offer. >> they decided to react to the offer by mitsubishi by making his offer more complex. before, it was a simple takeover of alstom's energy assets. now ge is offering to create some joint ventures with alstom in power grids, in renewables, as well as on reliance in nuclear technology. in addition, ge is offering to 's rail signaling business to oust him. alstom

so for those that actually ended up in those three countries, france can't belgium and holland they were on the all the refugees that found refuge in the three countries during the 1930s. so we can see for example here for the press, very beautiful photographs of the liner on the boat on the deck of the st. louis, and smiling. you can see her also here talking to some other passengers. and on the other for the graph on your left, this is a photograph that was taken because you have to remember that those people were held by judicial organizations because they couldn't support themselves. so, she is there and she is almost safe since she is in france in the home. france was occupied and was also headed the government it was very very anti-semitic. so they had to face not only the anti-semitism of the germans but also with the government. so come here we know that after being on the st. louis and going to cuba and miami in the coming at france and was rounded up in november of 1942 and she -- her name is on the lease and she was deported in 1942 in auschwitz. just two more flights to finis

he was at the drawing board on monday night, and laid out his plan, and this is classic hollande.e improvised the whole thing rather than making a firm decision. >> that is from the left-leaning press. he is left-leaning himself, but what about the right wing papers? >> they are very critical. the main, right-leaning paper, says that this plan is a failure. this is a very rare thing -- they say it looks like the president is improvising, and in the editorial they liken him to a bad student. who has scribbled this map of france, on the edge of of these of paper and erased it, handing it in at the last minute and this is a botched reform from the president. >> a contestant on the german version of "who wants to be a millionaire" called the wrong person. >> this is the prime minister -- he had a question for 500,000 euros, and he called angela merkel twice, but she did not pick up. better chance choosing -- better luck choosing your friends next i'm. >> time for sports. we get a look at how some of the top tennis players got on in the hard-fought quarterfinal at the french open. djok

holland is looking to avenge its loss against the world champs. thiscoming up for you hour, actress angelina jolie uses her star power to bring in some high-profile guest at a conference aimed at stamping out sexual violence in war. today, secretary of state john kerry speaks at the closing of the event in london. and student researchers in iran may have come out what they solar powered car. they are having a harder time getting to be says they need to get papers for the united states. said he isa examining all options to help off security forces hold insurgents in iraq. surprised authorities in the last few days. officials have ruled out putting u.s. troops back on the ground, but washington is weighing short-term options, including airstrikes. >> as sunni extremists are threatening to press toward baghdad, the u.s. announced the temporary relocation of american totractors based in iraq due security concerns. the obama administration is now weighing direct military assistance to iraq. >> i don't rule out anything, because we do have a stake in ji

[applause] >> president hollande, people of france, friends, family, our veterans. if prayer were made of sound, the skies over england that and night would have deafened the world. pilots tapped their gauges. commanders pored over maps. fully aware that for all of the months of meticulous planning, everything could go wrong. the winds, the tides, the element of surprise, and above all the audacious bet that will waited on the other side of the channel would compel men not to shrink away, but to charge ahead. freshfaced gis rubbed trinkets, kissed pictures of sweethearts, checked and rechecked their equipment. god, asked one, give me guts. in the predawn hours, planes rumbled down runways, gliders and paratroopers slipped through the sky, giant screws began to turn on an armada that looked more like ships than sea. more than 150,000 souls set off toward the site -- this tiny sliver of sandwich helped more than if a of a war -- sand which held the course of human history. president hollande, distinguished guests, i am honored to return here to pay tribute to a genera

putin is meeting with cameron, francois hollande, and ms. merkel.here hea great moment has two separate dinners planned, one with president putin. who knows if you have a two flights of wine set up for that. >> hans nichols on the ground there in brussels. >> a bloomberg exclusive for you. of america's most successful businessmen have teamed up to help small businesses. goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein and michael bloomberg teaming up to coach entrepreneurs. >> i remember being a great listener and a diligent athlete, but i have a feeling we were all a bit alike. >> do you feel like the younger generation wants to take note? have icons like mark zuckerberg, the guys from snapchat becoming multimillion and billionaires, they don't necessarily want to learn from their elders. >> those are so rare. you have a better chance of winning the lottery. you're going to have to get used to the fact that you will have to work your way up. it will be a struggle. you will have ups and downs. that's just the real world. i don't know very many peoples are successf

>> i think holland is right.e out a way to break through the clutter. we have seen ads like this that have broken through the clutter before. ms. o'donnell in delaware saying i am not a witch or the demon sheep ad. joni ernst in iowa will have to have more in a general election than clipping the testicles of pigs. she will have to have an agenda to run on. that ad got a lot of attention and probably helped her break away from the pack in a primary. in a general election she is going to have to account for the fact that she is a koch joni and running on their agenda. >> don't people like candidates who say stuff? for her to come up with that castration of pigs certainly innovative, maybe a little gross in some respects, but there is going to be people who will be attracted to that and will want to see it again if she actually said that which might lead them to investigate what her policies are all about? is that how it works? >> in her case i hope they do. i hope they will look at her clipping the testicles of pig

. >> chile is difficult to beat not think the match against holland will show the teams drew level. >> spain's coach supported individual players. many one changes. >> i do not think the team needs to be renewed but there are some changes needed. maybe something needs to be done about coetzee >> go spain. we are the best. >> in the newsroom of the best-selling sports publication, journalists talk about the comeback, a spanish specialty. >> i remember a historical comeback. to beot sure we're going able to do it, we need to win against chile and be motivated to score goals against australia. >> thousands of fans will follow the match on the giant screens around madrid's stadium. they are hoping the performance against the netherlands has not hit more out to heart. the coach has promised changes to the starting 11. >> sarah morris in madrid. the summer vacation season is getting underway. millions of people will be heading to france. it is after all, the most popular tourist destination in the world. what you might be surprised to learn is that one of the busiest attractions here is not

further behind us is where president obama is sitting with president hollande of france. they are flanked by veterans from both countries. and i think that's been the most remarkable thing. i mean, first you get a sense of the quietness of the arrivals of these people with their family, the solemnity of the day, the memories that must be in their heads. and we're watching president obama. right now their heads are bowed in remembrance, but we can see him shaking hands with some of the men sitting around him, having a few words with them. and just watching the veterans arrive, many of them in wheelchairs, some of them walking with canes, advanced age for sure, but keep in mind, some of them were only 16 years old on d-day. so, they're just in their mid-80s or upper 80s today. and to see the looks on their faces while the american anthem was played after the french anthem, and you just wonder, you know, what are they thinking today, the memories that they must have. some of them look very proud, but we know so much emotion is wrapped up in this day as well. and in a few min

france president francois hollande will bring up the issue with the u.s. president on thursday. the foreign minister has hinted that the fine could impact the transatlantic free trade deal. >> they are putting fresh pressure on the european central bank to help the euro zone economy, this as inflation slowed during the month of may to just a half percent. inflation has fallen steadily in the last year, a sign of weak demand. that is far blow the target rate. it is raising concerns of falling prices or deflation, which is seen as bad news for the economy. the e.c.b.'s governing council will be meeting on thursday to discuss how to responsibility. there is speculation the central bank will take action to boost lending to small and medium sized businesses. now ahead of the e.c.b. meeting, investors were seen taking a step back in the stock markets. urope finished in negative territory. after hitting record highs on monday, the dow and s&p 500 s&p 500 in the united states are in negative territory. general motors and ford are among the winners after better than expected car sales in

hollande has missile cruisers to sell to moscow.this says the event is an honor putin does not deserve to attend. it says just three months ago, commentators were comparing the russian president to hitler and he should have never been allowed to attend the festivities where he could be treated like a george miller -- like a legitimate world leader. leader fromical russia has been speaking out against vladimir putin. >> there are billboards in downtown moscow say he's a national traitor. socialistself-styled who has often infuriated his fellow legislators. he's been the sole vote against the ban on international adoption and anti-gay legislation. "the post" says sadly he is one of the last opposition voices that can still be heard in moscow. >> and have also been dissenting opinions. >> one editorial says to prepare for war and not be sprayed it says a new cold war will be long and nasty and that threats of sanctions only belie europe's reluctance to start a trade war with russia. another piece says russia is on track to become anoth

president hollande made a different decision. >> tonight he has dinner with president hollande in paris no one expects the french leader to change mind. the british have substantial russian investment and make it difficult or at least expensive for the europeans to put pressure on moscow. eric? >> ahead of prom day. a stabbing suspect pled not guilty. christopher attacked marion sanchez for rejecting a prom invitation. he confessed to police saying i did it, just arrest me. and now the attorney is he might basis the case on the mental health of the client who is on the anti- anxiety medications. this is the victim right now. the 17-year-old alleged defendant is nosprosecuted as an adult. weighing on this is the trial attorney. let me start wu. >> how did the defense attorney claim insanity if he was in the right mind and told police i did it, arrest me. legal ensanity is not what we think a crazy person can be. not only a crazy person that can communicate or say anything. legal insanity defense is the defendant's burden to prove. they have to prove at the time he didn't know the distinc

the german chancellor and francis holland. -- francois hollande. i was europe responding to the toughened stance against moscow on ukraine? let's bring in nina hansson. this president obama have the backing on this new stats? >> first of all, the very reason for this meeting is to show russia that they have isolated themselves with their behavior. it is as colluded from the powerful nations and that is a strong message towards russia. it is a forum where leaders will be discussed openly and frankly and directly with one another, sort of behind closed doors. this issue will dominate talks tonight and some diplomats are saying that the question of the annexation of crimea. this will only allow allow russia back into this club if russia changes course in that regard. >> that crime your issue, what about sanctions that the eu has been reluctant until now to lace really tough sanctions on moscow, could that change? >> we are not expecting any decisions tonight. this is what the world leaders discuss openly and frankly. when they talk about economic sanc

president hollande understands my position. i recognize that this is a big deal.ze that the jobs in france are important. i think it would have been preferable to press the pause button. president hollande so far has made a different decision and that does not ney gate the broader cooperation that we've had with france with respect with the willingness to work with us on sanctions to discourage president putin from engage nothing further destabilizing actions and hopefully to encourage him to move in a more constructive direction. we are at a point where mr. putin has the chance to get back into a lane of international w law. he has a president in poroshenko who he can negotiate directly with, having spoken to president poroshenko this morning or yesterday morning it's clear this he recognizes that ukraine needs to have a good relationship with russia, but also rightly affirms the right of ukraine to engage with the rest of the world, and the steps that david outlined earlier and that the g-7 unanimously agrees with which is to seize this moment, recognize poroshe

. >> sergeant john holland is the only fireman on duty in white lake township when the call comes in.en i first arrived there, i see the aircraft, the nose down. i can still see the pilot in the plane. with that type of impact, an aircraft has basically fallen out of the sky hitting the water, my biggest concerns are spinal injuries. >> the situation seems under control, but sergeant holland knows there are hidden dangers. a two-ton plane leaking 75 gallons of jet fuel can be a recipe for disaster. >> when you get any type of incident like this, you start getting everybody wants to come and look. you've got fuel in the water. you have a combustion engine coming in. the fuel could be ignited. >> despite the danger, holland goes in after the pilot. >> i actually received first-degree burns around my upper chest and under my arms in the fuel. it was burning. it felt like having acid on your skin. >> but in the adrenaline-fueled moment, holland doesn't feel his injuries yet. he's focused on rescuing the pilot. >> i just kind of floated a backboard underneath him to support his spine and b

. >> reporter: in the town, the president hollande already laid a wreath to commemorate those who diedernment and heads of state are all gathering for a special lunchen hosted by president hollande and then will be the main d-day ceremony of the day so we'll be keeping you updated with all the developments in normandy through the course of the program. >>> the frontrunner in afghanistan's presidential election, abdullah, abdullah has survived an attack in kabul. there were several casualties when two blasts hit a site of a rally. mr. abdullah says some of his body guards were among the injured. the election is due to take place just next week so that is a significant moment. no group having yet said it has carried out the attack. what more can you tell us of this? obviously, it's a deeply disturbing moment. >> reporter: absolutely. this is the first serious attack on abdullah abdullah and being directly targeted. there have been other attacks before in different parts of the country. this is the first time that he himself narrowly escaped this bomb attacks. there are some major conflic