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hsbc cutting a number of investment banking jobs. .irst quarter profit fell 15% stuart gulliver has outlined-year plan to cut thousands of jobs. david: a strongest indication yet that the family owning by viacom try to oust -- may try to oust the ceo. a las vegas gambler was arraigned today in a manhattan courtroom on insider trading charges. he has pleaded not guilty and his bond was set at $25 million. the judge also allowing him to keep writing in his personal jet. -- riding in his personal jet. david: davis has pleaded guilty. phil mickelson allegedly got a tip from walters. but will not be charged. the reason why, the changing definition of insider trading. sheelah kolhatkar joins me now. if one were to describe the transaction to a layperson, it would likely sound like a crime. like a duck, sounds like a duck, but it is not. eelah: the papers when out of -- went out of their way to name phil mickelson , they are asking him to give the money back. if you describe what happened here where you have a company or --ber dashboard member company board member getting information about dean foo

irst time -- the first time in our nation's history that a oman will be a major party nominee.plause] tonight -- tonight's victory is not about one person. it belongs to generations of women and men who struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible. in our country, it started right here in new york, a place called seneca falls. [applause] when a small but determined group of women and men came together with the idea that women deserve equal rights and they said it for us in something called -- rishaad: hillary clinton there speaking in brooklyn, new york. we're back after this very short break. ♪ okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. rishaad: our top stories. hillary clinton calling it a to stone as the first woman achieve the party's nomination. bernie sanders claimed victory in north dakota. japan's economy -- more than initially reported. helped by private consumption. g.d.p. expanding at 1.9% giving some relief there to prime minister shinzo abe. we're still awaiti

irst is the kingdo's f entrance into the market there. we are now joined from dubai and abu dhabi. what is driving this bond frenzy? >> good morning. from a very windy abu dhabi. as you pointed out, the winds of change are sleeping across the gulf capital markets. we seem to have a bit of a self reinforcing cycle right now where one gulf entity decides to sell bonds to plug a budget gaps caused by low oil prices. the other see how well this goes and if so, they come rushing to the market as well. it was all picked off by abu dhabi back in april with a $5 million bond sale. since then, we had a $9 billion bond sale last week. we now see plans from dubai and saudi arabia, with what could potentially be a record sale worth $15 billion worth of debt. ad: is there a risk of oversaturation with all of these people coming in at this point? tracy: the interesting thing is, the orders for these bonds have been very strong. we saw $23 billion worth of orders. they did have to pay a bit of a concession to get all of those orders in. so, oversaturation on the supply side is definitely a potent

. ♪ >> welcome back. .irst word news a british lawmaker has died after being shot during a meeting withituents. a labour party member of parliament was shot twice. she was 41 years old and elected last year. police have arrested a suspect. campaigning has been suspended for the day in the referendum on whether the u.k. should be the european union. cia director john brennan updated lawmakers on islamic state today. he appeared before the senate intelligence committee. trainingilitants are and trying to deploy operatives for further attacks on the west and relying more on guerrilla style tactics to compensate for territorial losses. campaignlinton's launches a massive tv ad blitz today. democratictive nominee is running three general election advertisements and eight states. massiveare part of a $10 million six-week television by. -- buy. people killed and a crackdown on protests and if protest in-- ethiopia. ae protest were sparked by government plan to expand the minutes boundaries of the capital. the proposal has since been retracted. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 jou

[applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the class president for 2016, cadet .irst class the fall cadet wing commander mark caldwell, and the spring cadet commander, cadet first class will present process to the president. [applause] obama, for your dedicated service to our nation, to the united states air force, and to the united states air force academy, it is with great pride that today's graduating declares you an honorary member of the united states air force academy, the class of 2016. as evidence of that honor, we ask that you accept this painting on behalf of the united states air force academy. [applause] >> sir, we also would like to present you with our class coin as a token of our appreciation. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. david, president of the air force academy foundation will present the distinguished american award. >> mr. president, on behalf of the air force academy foundation, and all the charitable organizations that help support the air force academy, i am pleased to present to you the distinguished american award. thank you for being here today to

irst of all, u.s. companies dominate the international market as far as encryption are available at through these various apps and i think we'll continue to dominate them. right there is the ability of foreign companies o be able to have those encryption capabilities and available to others, i do believe that this country and private sector is integral to addressing these issues and i this committee on to continue to work on it. course of over the the last several years took ctions to address the short comings that we have fully the detention and interrogation program. there was individual account accountabilitynd for some of the management and systemic failures. would be happy to had in a different setting the details of i think the hat committee is aware of. >> i want to make sure i heard that right. believe you said that individuals have been held the believe -- ccountable for systemic structures. heard you say there have been individual account ability and i'd like to see the details on that. failu

alison: as we head to break we want to say happy birthday to former irst lady and presidential mom, of course, barbara bush. she is 91 today. alison: we are following breaking news out of the district where three people were shot at the intersection of new york avenue and north capitol street. a busy intersection there. d.c. bureau chief sam ford on the scene. what is going on there? [no audio] we'll try to get back to sam in a minute. leon: all right. you got it. in the meantime take a look now at traffic. along i-66 in virginia. it has been route for drivers trying to avoid safetrack work on the orange line. this is just the third weekday of the two-week long push. transportation reporter brianne carter live in arlington with a look at safetrack impact on the roads this everything. how does it look this time around? brianne: well, i have to tell you surprisingly what we are seeing over 66 in the area where the work is happening not too bad this hour. a much different scene for so many this morning. now a lot of drivers are asking the question whether or not because of the safetrack p

irst, i would like to talk success for at america, however the beneficiaries are persons who are discriminated against, who are harmed because of of who they are. people do that in this country. we have people who will hurt you has been ur life as evidenced recently because of who you are. this congress took action and passed this law to say that if you do this, whatever the punishment was, we will enhance it and make this punishment greater because you ought not target people because of who they are. some would say well, why would we want to enhance the punishment for this reason? here's the response, here's the retort. because we do it if you are a person in a blue uniform. if you hurt a peace officer in the state of texas because he or she is a peace officer, your punishment is going to be enhanced. i celebrate that. i celebrate the passage of this. the matthew shep hard james byrd act. this is an accomplishment and all should celebrate. there is don't ask, don't tell. can you imagine as a heterosexual person having to ide who you are every day of ur life, having to be in cog knito under an

in the union this tuesday and the most important state in the union in the first tuesday after the irstonday of november. some years ago, a guy from connecticut said to me, we are sick and tired of every four years there's a race for the president of ohio. so there is, and again, ohio will win for democrats in ovember. ] senator brown: thank you to bernie and hillary for running a race that makes democrats proud, a race about issues, a race bout principles, of course watch the republican grade school fight and then watch the two adults talk issues and about the future of the country. also look at the difference, while republicans are busy trying to disown their front runner, or actually disown their two front runners, democrats are proud of both of ours. thank you to david pepper. i saw his mother here, who i know is so proud of her son. thank you to david pepper, thank you for putting in front of us those volunteers and employees of odp. i know how hard they work. i see them a lot. i know what they did in 2012 and 014. it is incredible, the energy these young and sometimes not so young

our working campus is the south, .irst step earlier today, you heard -- anssman clyburn outline of reconstruction. 1865-1877. one year ago, i shared with him that on this journey our 1861-1895. he grumbled a little bit when i said that to him. for our purposes of our work, we bringingng at 1861, the experiences of hilton head all the way through plessy versus ferguson in 1898. we haven't gone to the 20th century and. the next decision we made is that in addition to looking at places in buildings across the landscape, we need to look internally. look at the existing park service sites in the southeast that have connectivity to reconstruction but perhaps at the present time are not addressing it. and so we pull together another team working out of atlanta, looking specifically at park service sites across the south specifically and their connectivity to reconstruction. from a broader context, we reached out to the state historic preservation offices across the south, universities, -- thattions, whomever can bring this information. we are cataloging locations, buildings assisted with reconstruction

irst, he simply asked neutral questions that didn't try to push decisions one way or another and secondlyohnny williams asked him for something support before funding he ission gave johnny williams a very polite no. my time. reserve >> thank you, counsel. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. etitioner seeks a category cal carve out for things like meetings, phone calls, events view do not further advance or attempt to influence a particular government action provide someone with access to the government. >> he's not the only one. here's an extraordinary ocument in this case, the micus brief filed by former white house counsel to president bush, president president h.w. bush, reagan.t it says it would -- i think it's people inary that those agreed on anything. [laughter]. >> but to agree on something as sense tiff as this and to be to put their names on omething that says this cannot be prosecuted conduct, i think social security extraordinary. >> it may be extraordinary, mr. justice, but that doesn't make it correct. on several ests fundsmental misconceptions abou

mentioned mightti be your best alternative as wets go foot summer months because our first phase or surge irsthould say begins tomorrow through the 16th and affects the orange and silver lines l between east falls church and ballston so trains are onlyre oy running every 18 minutes from fo vienna to new carrollton ono ol the orange line and on the silver line every 18 minutes 18i as well. during the evening and m m rush trains i want to say every six x to 10 minutes but definitelyut t not like you're used to so so expect delays on the orangera and silver in virginia. metro rail alternatives, likenai i said bikeshare is, it's thet' sundayer, why not.sund we have plenty of app slowness n around the district.istr car share services so likeoik uber and lyft those as wells w but getting word that usual is i not going to not surge so sur expect the high surge there.he fairfax connector andectoand increased metrobus service soero that should help. back to the roads crashro activity on route 29 north at vent hill road. hill maybe expect some delays. that's a look at traffic.pe loo more coming up in le

. >> and i i know it's your irst fourth of july around hereth. >> i'm really excited.lly eited >> i wantsee fireworks firew make some really good burgers, you know, hang out. righyot now we are seeing backe up traffic on 395.n 395 this is the inbound side outideo by edsall road from thefrom t beltway past this point as youpn try to get to the 14th street bridge. you slow with congestion.stio no crashes to report southbound side we have a se we stall taking out a lane by the y third street exit.stxit. we also have a big crash alert a on the inner loop out by van bva doren street.treet. so that area tends to bangds anyway but right now we'reut getting reports that three thath left lanes are blocked. i'll take a look at thee look cameras. i'm worried big delays arebig going to start to pop up.op up. i would say give yourselfve you extra time to get past van p dorn street. a big crash d.c. police letting us knowng us pepco is reporting a powerower outage surrounding union station.statn. that could take a lot of traffic lights out so pleasesole use caution. treat those intersections withr lig

caller: good morning. .irst, i want to thank you i am a veteran marine and officer.ng for the united nations in a diplomatic service position. guest: thank you for your service. caller: it was truly an honor. i'm going to kind of put you on the spot. we had issues in gathering on whatence depending group we got the intelligence from. politics and virtually played a major role and was quite disruptive. , politicssituation haveolitical correctness created substantial roadblocks in the ability to actively and accurately complete investigations. how would you respond? guest: in terms of our law enforcement effort and the terrorist screening center and the watchlist in process and in terms of the screening process and how weak handle being counter processed, political correct has had nothing to do with it ever. i was fortunate enough to work with both administrations, the bush administration when we opened the center, which i thought was a brilliant idea. when i was director from 2009 to 2013, i worked with the obama administration on a regular basis with the watchlist. i

irst question is, do you agree the first question is, what do the banks need to do on october 1 to fully remediate their deficiencies? thirst don't buy october should the fed take more systemic action like raising the levels? ms. yellen: that been preparing living wills, greatly increased their ability to be resolved in , byevent of trouble bankruptcy or alternatively title ii, is available. i could not guarantee at this point. it depends on the circumstances in which a bank fails, that bankruptcy would work at this point as a means to resolve one of these firms. we have identified deficiencies and have an extremely careful spelling out in detail what those deficiencies are, that we want to see remedied by october 1. listedtion, we have jointly with dia a large number of specific short not -- that the firms have until 20 17 to remedied. if the deficiencies are not remedied, pay attorney to deficiencies that would lead us of other remedies. we have learned a lot over the about whathe years it takes to resolve bankruptcy. i do think we have made substantial advances. >> in terms of the new

of irst thing on the code conduct. one crew member giving his to his personal laptop the bullet and the speed. or his an isolated incident are you looking at other incidence where crew members may give too much information when under interrogation. we're making sure that the as prototypical and possible.as working to ensure how that code of conduct can operate foreseeable situations that the sailors and all service members have a robust of training program that will allow these.o exercise they're not said going to abide by the ruling by the court of arbitration on july 12th. details on what the u.s. may be willing to do? anticipateally don't things like that. >> i don't want to get out in of those things. >> brits have their 2007, they ched in ought diplomatic international where is the diplomatic esponse and where is the redress or is this just that's the end of it? didn't nvestigation investigate that. but you're not aware of anything like that. > just stick to what i'm alking about here. we always had to go through

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