he delivered a sea inger to start the gamely. >> a little curve ball. >> i like him waving to the crowdy impressive. lots of things to be excited about today. the first day of june, it's had you ever been day. we've got a phils game tonight as we look outside along 95 at broad street so it will be a little bit extra busy here along 95 in south philadelphia. also have dining under the stars again tonight in media. sounds like it actually might be a decent night for that. but state street will close as a result. stay down on baltimore avenue to get around that. and of course the devon horse so continues. he extra traffic along route 30 lancaster a of by dorsett road. so many fun things this time of year. >> so much to do and the weather is cooperating. it's going to be a nice day. it's going to feel rather summer-like with a high of 86 degrees but the humidity is not too bat. it will be nice and bright but clouds mixing in. by 9:00 a.m., 75. by 11:00 we're up to 81. by 1:00 p.m., 84. yesterday had looked like today would stay in the low 80's but we'll bump those temperatures up to 86 degr

david: just a couple of headlines crossing on the bloomberg terminal about confirming the ceo inger movedrom viacom. seeing five directors total removed from the board. sherry redstone remains in her current position. to a buys been raised from neutral perhaps in light of this news. to affirm thed validity of this action. five directors removed from the board of viacom. we will continue to follow that this afternoon. thestock up -- vonnie: stock up almost six percent. with the brexit vote a week away, it could create an investing opportunity. that is next. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets. time for options insight with ramy: -- with ramy inocencio. ramy: joining me is the managing partner from options pit joining me from the cboe. brexit polls -- odds checkers are saying the other way. you say people are going to be buying in fear and the vix has been up and down. .uest: the vix has been way up i think it is well-known that it has had an outsized move relative to the moves on the s&p. we have not seen much of a selloff at all on the s&p 500 but the vix has gone from fort -- ato a high n

history suggests a negative hash inger for the stock market in june. but have no fear. are some stocks investors can hide out in. these stocks perform well over a 30-day period. mana, alaska air, and united health. on the flip side, though, economically sensitive firms, commodity, real estate and financial sectors fall hardest. for more, go to cnbc.com and check out cnbc probe. >>> the oecd is becoming more optimistic about the economy and warns the low growth trap will continue if governments do not change course on spending and trade. the oecd identifies brexit as a threat to growth. it would substantially press growth in europe and elsewhere. >> so who are the main political players? let's explore that. heading up the remaining sight is the hard of the uk government, prime minister david cameron and george osborne. they've been effective in recent weeks in high litting the economic issues of a brexit. this tactic has been dubbed project fear, which is helping to accuracy their lead in the polls. they are, in fact, united with the bulk of the labor party, including je

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kens inger. >>> we are back with a kinzinger from illinois. he served in iraq and afghanistan. i know you've been looking at what's happened in britain, a brexit. and i suspect that you think there is some lessons that the gop should be taking from this. >> yeah, i think there is some lessons. i think the larger thing is look, what has led to this. there is a lot around the globe that happens it a tale of 10 to 15 years after a major economic crises. people turn inwards. you saw it after the great depression. you are seeing it now. so i think the key, what i would say, is you don't want to feed insecure its of people. it is reiterating, for the united states to be involved around the globe. it the fact that we have a mission to be an example of people of what self governance is. and so there are lessons. can you kind of play it people's insecure its or lead them out of that insecurity and show them the way out. and i think that's a lesson to take. >> you think that i know you blame the obama administration, how it handled syria for the sort of trickle down that caused the feeli

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