0,ith t'dollars, right not is worth upwards to 4,000,000,000 dollarey t changig the dartlars, changing the sport forever. his brother was once known as human cross fighting is now emerged as possibly becoming an olympic sport. i cameno kp here to north brunswick to a brand-new qfc jim and i met frankie and some of the legend of the sport during the opening celebration. i sat down frankie after he was signing autographs and leaes. about his joues. and how mma became legal in the state of new york. >> we can bele anve it, it it tt it took this long. but work your, i kept saying is& . >> by promoting the sport not just at madison square garden but also upstate new york where there could be a huge influx from canada of mixed martial arts there. >> okay guys get excited, november madison square garden, mma is coming, do you like mma? >> you can always tweak the show at chasing news. >> we are here, when it comes to seeing the sights of new york city you have a lot of options. but how about hopping on a jet ski. the liberty landing in jersey city, this is where their base, the guided jetski

promises,ith high future independence, prosperity, political stability. but officials celebrated their a programs as means to these and. getting developing countries on their own two feet. yet the world that development made never even approached this rosy scenario. a few nations reach posterity. enmeshed in new forms issues.mic reasonse many for these outcomes. i would like to suggest development politics laid a role in this unhappy turn of events. development politics is a product of the international -- interaction of national and international politics for power. scholars have shown how donors use development aid compared with government to government countries andsh some companie reward others. it emphasized the ways in which foreign assistance force recipient nations into the same disadvantaged trade relations they had sought to overcome. the most important effect for our purposes today is that it provided resources, technical resources, financial resources that escalated and expanded debates over economic policy in countries across the third world.

ith was built in the 1930's and ever since, people have been coming here to get back to nature. every year, the world championship of fly casting is held in san francisco and visitors from all over the globe travel to be here. >> we are here with phil, general manage of san francisco rec and parks department at the anglers lodge. what do you think about this? >> it is spectacular, travis from oregon, taught me a snake roll and a space cast. >> there are people from all over the world come to san francisco and say this is the place to be. >> yeah. it's amazing, we have teams from all over the world here today and they are thrilled. >> i flew from ireland to be here. and been practicing since for the competition. all the best casters in the world come here. my fellow countryman came in first place and james is on the current team and he is the head man. >> it's unique. will not see anything like it where you go to compete in the world. competitions in ireland, scotland, norway, japan, russia each year, the facilities here in the park are second to none. there is no complex in the

of this equation, the biggest worry it would have is whether i would disagree the two of them along .ith their supporters mark: the reason donald trump is here today is no coincidence. to step onbasically the obama-clinton visit. kellyanne: perhaps one of the greatest assets of donald trump is that he is unapologetically i'm afraid of hillary clinton, bill clinton, and all the clinton candidacy means. we've had republican candidates in the past pull punches. he is saying i am not seating to you one of the swing states in north carolina, the only one of and mitt romney bothered to win in 2012. it is the only red-blue state. it has a republican governor. he will go out there and make the case against hillary clinton. today, he quotes right from the comey press conference. adsink they can run directly from the press conference. is taking the case and telling north carolinians we will be back here again and again and make the state and the. week, hillarylast clinton was with senator warren. is there any risk that she starts to look a little uninspiring next to such a heavy hitting lineup? ha

. >> every time you would try to reason with him, he would reply .ith a verse from the koran we told him he was wrong to say france is an evil country. he would argue with us. we told him to stop saying all that rubbish. >> under the conditions of his -- no alarm was triggered when he went for the church on tuesday morning. joining me now from the normandy town where the priest was killed yesterday is luke brown. people understandably still in shock. are they worried there might be communal tension now? >> that's one of the very real fears. in a very multicultural community. one muslim woman we spoke to she'd already suffered minor racist incidents in the past 18 months. it's that kind of civil strife that is at the heart of many of the concerns. we spoke to one gentleman outside of the mosque here. terroristion of the organization is to generate that civil strife. mainmosque is one of the symbols of the friendly relations between the catholic and islamic communities here in -- 16 years ago, it was donated to the islamic community by the catholic church. there is some kind of ground

==gfx== and tryin ==peyu== that saw me dramic butpeaceful a few days ag boxes==nbc bay ares ristie ith . five police firs kill inorial f trying to deal with the faear ad uncertainty in the community as people continue to demonstrate as they did in san francisco yesterday and across the country following the fatal police shootings of a man in minnesota and in louisiana. in st. paul 20 officers were hurt in protests. this comes after a gunman killed five police officers at a protest. today they say they have expanded the cities they're trying to keep in their thoughts and hoping for peace. >> we were planning for two, and now we have to plan for three. and it is sad to say, but we say to everybody hate never wins, love does. >> the pastor says he has heard from people who said they have had sleep less nights after all of this, and he hopes they can relief some of the frustration and prayer vigil like this is omething they have done here ursore several times. >> all right, christie, thank you very much. de dallas, a memorial for the five police officers killed in thursday night's rampage

intransigent that refuses to make intelligent attempt to discuss the possibility of nuclear holocaust ith our enemy. they refuse. they refuse because they believe we can pile missiles so high that they can pierce the clouds and the sight of them would frighten our enemies into submission. we're proud of this diversity as democrats. we're grateful for it. we don't have to manufacture it the way the republicans will next month in dallas by propping up mannequin delegates on the convention floor. cheers and applause] the different people that we represent debate and even argue that's what our primaries are all about. but now the primaries are over and it is time when we pick out candidates in our platform here to lock arms and move into this campaign together. if you need anymore inspiration to put some small part of your own difference aside to create this consensus, then all you need to do is to reflect on what the republican policy of divide and cajole has done to this land since 1980. now the president has asked the american people to judge him on whether or not he's fulfilled the promis

that your word is your that you do what you say you're going to >> that you treat people ith respect. >> that you treat people with dignity and respect. >> everyone in this nation to know that the strength of your dreams is the reach of your dreams. >> and willingness to work hard for them. >> to work for them. >> two different speeches, melania last and michelle obama back in 200 basically 50 words that are strikingly similar, s even say were plagiarized. cue the memes, the milli vanilli jokes. >> every time we do something, you try to stea it. >> forget about this melania speech? >> i thought her speech was fantastic, i was sitting in one of the boxes. in was some question about her plagiarizinn a speech from michelle obama, but right now i'm reading th michelle obama plagiarized elizabeth dole '96. >> we've been with her from the beginning, before she was mrs. trump, check out what she told us in 1999 about being first lady. >> i would put all my energy, all my power, everything in that. >> fast forward more than a decade, we went inside the trump's new york penthouse, gold everywh

so i mean i think it would be an incredible honor to be able to go and work ith kelly. the world of her, a great show. i'm sure whoever gets that job is going to be very deserving. i can only hope i'm on the short list. >> they would be lucky to have him. >> nick may want the job, but it doesn't look good. h for "gma" and a new twist today. we've learned that kelly's co-host will be named before the new season starts in september and that could be bad news for front-runner anderson cooper. cnn is counting on him for their november election coverage and the timing may eliminate him from consideration. so where does that leave the search to replace strahan? well, surprise. fred savage has emerged as a top contender. >> that's the very most popular demand is fred savage. >> he's booked for three days in a row, starting july 1th. pe've learned that while the actor wants the job, he is reluctant to relocate his family to new york. another contender -- al >> they need to have people back again and again so you can see. >> we've learned that savage wants the job, but he is rel

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wasn't clear up until the last minute that she was going but there was -- because there was an incident ith the human rights activists in china that were arrested. nevertheless, the press gotten to plane anticipating that while the road to beijing was not without controversy, obviously this is not going to be a speech that makes waves. i remember going to the back of the plane and being pulled with what is she going to say? at that point hardly anybody had seen the speech. it was one of the most closely held operations. she was the perm rep to the u.n. at the time, madeline albright got on the plane and some of the national security people went over the speech but it was extremely closely held and we weren't either acknowledging what you had been told or saying it's going to be entirely different and it wasn't until that speech was delivered that i think anybody understood just the power, the newsworthiness and the fact that both the "the washington times" and the "new york times," which have very little in common acknowledged that it was her finest moment. burr again, it was the west wing

. >> mean, theare presting agnst corrtion a the olence ithe couny. >> a united people will not be defeated, they chant. >> if you can kill someone and get t away with it, ththen tha' just what's wrong with the government. that's why we are in this situatation. >> and the demononstrators call for people to fight fotheir ghts in lan america. on the outskirts of tegucigalpa, jaime jael soriano helps carry the coffin as their family take their leave of his brother. it's been just six hours since the man in the coffin was shot and killed. what remains is a shattered family and a a community b burd by e even more gririef and fear. >> and now there's the potential threat of the honduran gangs developing into worldwide drug and human-trafficking syndicates. human trafficking is a growing market, according to unicef, 3,000 children worldwide are sold every day. that's one-third of all uncovered cases. at least 20,000 children disappear in china every year. the majority of them are taken to rural areas. here, human trafficking is often seen as a tradition, rather than a crime. and few ask any questi

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steelworkers and our miners work again.ck to [cheering] ith each new economic policy, trillions and trillions of dollars will start flowing into country. the new wealth will improve quality of life for all americans. we will build the roads, bridges, tunnels, airports, and the railways of tomorrow. this in turn will create jobs.ns of more we will rescue kids from failing helping their parents send them to a safe school of their choice. would rather protect bureaucrats than serve american that's what she's doing, and that's what she's done. we will repeal and replace obamacare. [cheering and applause] you will be able to choose your own doctor again. fix tsa at the airport, which is a total disaster. [cheering and applause] "usa"] chanting thank you. thank you. we're going to work with all of drowning in who are debt to take the pressure off startingng people just lives.their adult tremendous problem. we will completely rebuild our depleted military. [cheering and applause] are he countries that we protecting, at a massive cost to to pay their ed fair share. [cheering and applause] e will take

showing members of a group of ith hikers emerging from the smoke.he men say they were stranded for five days. they ran out of food and water. once back to safety the hikers applauded their rescuers. >> air tank did locate them initial by once we found that we gave a global positioning unit. got a latitude and longitude and at the time sent the dozer in to find them. >> the fires burned more than 23,000 acres north of big sur. 2,000 homes are threatened. the firefighters say containment is likely still at least one week away. >>> now just to give you an idea of how fast this fire is spreading, take a look at this time-lapse showing the flames over the course of a day along one section of that hillside alone. sadly as families evacuate there are some pets being left behind. specially trained workers are going behind the fire lines to rescue more than 30 animals. the pets are now staying at shelters while owners wait for word of their we own home. >>> the third day in a row that we're going to be experiencing a spare the pair alert in the bay area as w

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. >> former virginia governor linwood holt n, father-in-law to senator tim kaine, spoke ith c-span on wednesday. >> former virginia governor and a father-in-law of senator tim kaine, this is your first democratic convention. what has it been like? linwood: it is very exciting. more exciting. than

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think figured correctly, the only way to get farmers to cooperate is to pay them, so farmers faced ith this proposition of, ok, may look stupid, but i am not stupid. you are going to pay me to work less, basically. referenda ond have this for the farmers to move on it, and typically, they move for it overwhelmingly, and it does work. what happens is after the supreme court declares it unconstitutional, they have to make it sound like conservation. you are not planting as much to get more money. you are doing it for conservation. so conservation. >> when was it ruled unconstitutional? after? carl: 1935. any questions? [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: join us every saturday night at 8:00 p.m. as we join students in college fromrooms to hear topics the american revolution to 9/11. lectures in history are also available as podcasts. website, c-span.org/history/podcast, or download them from itunes. announcer: could five

loved one ith your with too short. they did not get a proper goodbye.ut they went where duty called. they defended us even until the end. they finished well. we will not forget what they did for us. your loss is not fair. we cannot explain it. we can stand beside you and share your grief. and we can pray that god will comfort you with a hope deeper than sorrow and stronger than death. may god bless you. [applause] mayor rawlings: leadership is hard. great leadership is very unique. we experienced that leadership s of our with a chief dart and d.b.d. offices. i want to say thanks to dart speller for what you have done. [applause] a i want to also introduce man who has given his life to 28th y of dallas, the inef of police over 30 years the force, a native of south oak cliff. [applause] a man -- cheers and applause] a man that i call a friend but .ore importantly, he is my rock he represents not only dallas but police officers, police chiefs, this higher calling across the united states of america. ladies and gentlemen, chief david brown. [cheers and appl

i was thinking of lauren, debbie and all the others ten years later ith obama made the courageous decision that finally brought osama bin laden to justice. and in this campaign i've met many more people who motivate me to keep fighting for change, and with your help i will carry all of your voices and stories with and you heard, you heard from republicans and independents who are supporting our campaign. well, i will be a president for democrats, republicans, independents, for the succsful, for a those who e

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i'd like to engage in a colloquy .ith my friend from instead of moving forward with my amendment as i had intended that will enable our agriculture producers to sell products to cuba on credit, we have worked together to find a long term solution that will work for our ag producers over time. until today there seemed to be no path forward for an agreement. but i've gotten commitments from leadership and my friends from florida that there will be a proper path forward and we've agreed to find a solution that does a number of things. a long-term solution for our ag producers. it lifts a number of the impediments, the cash restriction being one of those, cash requirement for purchases. purports a thorough examination of the cuban market through a deliberative process across each relevant committee of jurisdiction, examines other long-term solutions that enable the united states to expand market access to the cuban people. a time when that farm income has dropped by more than 55%, it's critical we work together to make things work on a long-term basis because there's no easy fix. our prod

mexico,ith that canada, the yuan, trade barriers never mind walls.rade barriers would have a dramatic impact on those currencies. kamal: canada and mexico are part of the nafta area. manus: ok, stay with me. we've got a little more to go. that is kamal sharma from bank of america merrill lynch g 10 fx. up next, the turkish lira, the biggest fx story throughout the week. we look at the moves. what is the opportunity? this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: let's turn to turkey, where the lira fell to record lows this week. that followed last friday's failed coup attempt, a crackdown by president erdogan. the plunge and led to some opportunities in the country. what am i talking about? you've got a currency that has been demolished. where is the money flowing. money is flowing back into turkey. if you want to pick this up, the hash tag is at the bottom of your screen. equity valuations are the lowest in seven years. look through the wreckage. they say coca-cola picked some of that up. they sell to syria and iraq. developer,perty black friars, they are saying overw

the other challenges have to do .ith the enterprise with a linkedin acquisition they announced, they are hoping to boost that in the long run. insee continued progression the acquisitions and the challenges around these and trying to figure out how to grow that enterprise software they called dynamics. cory: 16% growth in search. it is tied to the new windows operating system. act toiving search being, so eating is suddenly working. being -- bing is suddenly working. emily: there was a quick reference made to the linkedin deal, saying they expected to close the second quarter. what should we be watching for as this deal closes? after that, how linkedin is integrated into microsoft. frank: the technology folks will be excited that investors will take a while to see results. the first thing they have to do is not break linkedin and then figure out how to integrate it while assuring other partners and other partners that they are not going to mess up that business and cause other problems. it's going to take time to integrate that in an expanded into dynamics and build the trust and con

also, investors fall in love .ith line the messaging app soars 50% on its tokyo debut, and nearly 30% is a vote of confidence for tax biggest ip -- tech's biggest ipo of the year. juliette: keeping an eye on the markets, what a week it has been for asian investors. the regional index is up for a three-month session. despite calls from big-name investors like larry fink and bill gross that this global equity rally has run too far too fast. japanese equities headed for their biggest weekly game since 2009. -- gain since 2009.

. >> thank you. .ith that we are going to call all in favor, please signify by raising your white card. all opposed. please signify by raising your white card. there are relatively few, about five, it passes. please read the next amendment. >> an 23 has been withdrawn. amendment 32 sponsored by lena thompson on page 24, line two, the proposed amendment is on page 24, line two, replace the word "can" with the word "will" followsentence reads as democrats were also fight to make sure that medicare will negotiate lower prices with drug manufacturers. [applause] >> do have one moment to explain? >> lena thompson, detroit michigan, this one should be a no-brainer. debateld not have to this one at all because it is a grammatical error. these two words can and will are called auxiliary words, can means that you have a sense of ability, but no future tense. and will means you have future tense and also indicates certainty. >> i think we get that. >> that is all i have to say. seconders?e 15 is there anyone you desires to be heard in opposition? there is. ok. if there is no one design to be hea

baker --ith fellow pharrell baker -- akbar al baker. ♪ vonnie: you are watching "bloomberg markets,"ie quinn in new york. mark: live from london, i mark barton. shownternational air started today. some of the biggest aviation companies are there joining us now from the show. johnson --nswer guy anchor guy johnson, with akbar old baker. -- akbar al baker. , good'm joined by the ceo afternoon. i'd like to apologize for the british weather in the british politics, so tell me what brings it means for your business? mr. baker: other than the foreign exchange of people due to the brexit, we are not affected. we still see the passengers traveling in and out of europe. more and more people are flying into the u.k. because of the lower count. you have a 50% stake in iag, wouldn't this be a golden opportunity to raise the stakes? mr. baker: we have 15.24, we like to stay at that level. we are long-term investment, so we are confident that this relationship between us and iag will keep on growing. then we will keep on benefiting from each other's purchasing power. guy: you don't see this as an

-- ithe interesting thing don't think theresa may doesn't surprises. may does surprises.er pitch was she will not be surprising. a lot of people around who would take a steady hand. the interesting thing that she has done even before she knew she had in the back is are moved to pitch the conservative party really on the center ground. the stuff she has talked about about giving representation on boards that goes further than the labour party was prepared to do. there is a whole bunch of stuff that she feels she can do as a conservative without being seen as antibusiness that will say the conservative party will govern for all of britain is going to be her argument. with the labour party in its own of stagenternal row very far left, there is this opportunity for a government -- for anyone really, to come and govern the country. for three weeks, it seems like there has been no one in charge. i think theresa may sees that as her opportunity and whether she can deliver on that is a separate question. she will have the same problems david cameron has. she still has the conserv

. >> the college kids just getting degrees,ith secondary they are doing just as poorly as old folks anddoing better. the 45 to 54-year-olds are getting worse. the older people are staying in longer, above 54. >> those people that are forcing enough to have jobs, those are highly skilled jobs, they are hanging onto them longer. that is something that we see in other parts of the report as well. one of the reason why the labor force participation has been rising is not because more people are coming into the workforce necessarily, but because less people are leaving. >> the pace of retirement is slowing. >> i call it the retirement rate because they are workers that have jobs to leaving the labor force. you can kind of see that. they are not leaving as quickly as they were. basically, we are seeing a slowdown. it gives you this vibe that maybe there is some consumer uncertainty. people who could retire are deciding to, you know, put that offer now because they have jobs and they want to hold onto them. >> we look at this labor force participation rate number. there were some signs/year of

second, there is the scuffle .ith the kurds now in the context of the syrian war, and that raises questions in the military's mind about general order in the country. have the terrorist attacks that occurred in ankara , which again, create a sense of disorder. the military has always been dedicated to maintaining order in a secular nation, and that is what i think is motivating those who are behind this could, whatever their numbers. i will close with this, and then if you have any other thoughts you want to raise, in the past, when there has been a military coup, the country has been very passive in the face of it because of a general understanding that the military has been the guardian of the country. erdogan, on the other hand, has been controversial, but nonetheless popular leader. a coup against his government could turn nasty or than in the past. this could get really nasty before it's over. matt: excellent insight. we really appreciate your time. that is the former deputy director of the cia joining us on the phone. go now to richard haas, president of the council on foreign relatio

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that ithe other things think those of you who are democrats are aware of, remember will rogers' line, i don't belong to any organized political party, i'm a democrat? is a depiction of democratic reformers in 1876. i think as a party that had nine ,andidates, and that has been certainly you could be fair in summarizing the last 30-odd years of democratic history, 1968,s even going back to that would be 36 years. i think you could say that factionalism and division inside the party is something that would comments back there. in 1876 we see in this image that division in the democratic party was a constant going back almost 200 years. the other thing that you see platform. you have tilden and his running mate and their platform artfully laid out on a broadside. i don't think anyone can really know how closely people would have read this. rest assured, i don't think there's anyone here. probably very few people from the kerry or bush campaigns who would know what was in the party platform great here we have the platform laid out in some detail, from the 1870's campaign. this is a very f

. >>> "action news" continues w ith immediate -- hello again, monica is off and sharrie williams is joining us and here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. >> there is a lot we do not understand and like you i am demanding answers. >> a man selling homemade cd's outside of a convenience store is shot and killed by officers, we are live with more on the investigation. >> also, delaware investigators determine what touched off a fire that killed two young children back in january and the heat is not just dangerous for humans it's taking its toll on your pets. we have tips to help you make sure your four-legged friends are safe as well. we are following developing details in a fatal shooting of a black man by two white police officers in baton rouge, louisiana and today the justice department announced they have opened a civil rights investigation into the incident -- >> seconds before this call was made two officers wrestled with sterling on the ground and someone yelled quote, he's got a gun. >> i am now forced to raise a son who is going to remember what happened to his father. t

. >> reporter: the selection of: pence iths still going through some changes particularly the logo, the one they released yesterday has already been replaced with one that draw as much media criticism. fox news.ews >> we want to take to you you breaking news now. this is live video from indiana governor mike pence gettings off a plain and making a speech, listen in. [ inaudible ] >> we're going to get back to to that in just a moment. we are having audio trouble. we'll try to bring thosehose comments to you. we are learning new information about the man behind the wheel in that deadly attack earlier this week in france. the death toll remains at 84 tonight with hundred moreore injured. we get the latest from fox 5 alexandria limon. >> reporter: authorities inr: a france saying now it does not appear the attack had previous ties they believe he was very quickly. >> we saw lots of, soldier, i'mi not sure, only thing is,. >> reporter: as those who the horror on the prom mad search for answers.fo investigation into the attack in nice is she hading from light f and what happened and why. inv

also, investors fall in love .ith line the messaging app soars 50% on its tokyo debut, and nearly 30% in new york. it is a vote of confidence for tax biggest ip -- tech's biggest ipo of the year. juliette: keeping an eye on the markets, what a week it has been for asian investors. the regional index is up for a three-month session. despite calls from big-name investors like larry fink and bill gross that this global equity rally has run too far too fast. japanese equities headed for their biggest weekly game since 2009. -- gain since 2009. a boost to theen aussie dollar. i will have more shortly. yvonne? yvonne: juliet, thank you. -- juliette, thank you. in these, a truck was driven into of the steel day crowd -- as steel day crowd and killed 80 -- bastille day crowd and killed 80 people. what is the latest, and what do we know? the french interior minister did say that 80 people were dead after this attack in nice. 80 of them critical. -- 18 of them critical. they also said we are at war with terrorists, and they are working to identify the attacker. you are looking at pictures of wh

information ithe been clearly marked and in response he said there were a couple things, not headlinersit was not a strong as was the date before. charlie: but carelessness is not a presidential holiday we want to see is it? air: people make mistakes. abraham lincoln suspended habeas corpus. charlie: that was not careless. he knew what he was doing. eric: he apologize. charlie: what she did was a mistake and wrong. knowledged what she did was wrong. mistakes as attorney general. charlie: i would like to get a list of them. eric: we're talking about this election. mistakes.e huge mistakes in areas that are consequential. you can look at them and see how were handled. charlie: the russians for example. let's assume it may have been the russians and everybody seems to think that it is a possibility. as you suggested, they hacked have cases that they could hacked here. that is one question. the other question, and did they do it with the influence to influence -- with the reason to influence the election? is it unreasonable to expect that someone might have hacked ?er server in her house is

turnbull's malcolm coalition. , ithe numbers do not change is likely they would change in the coalition'savor. then they get to 77. there are already 150 seats in parliament, so that gives them a majority. malcolm turnbull will have to work very hard to make these for his own party as well. there is concern that a weak government is going to mean week policy and wider deficits. that could weigh on the aaa credit rating. yvonne: you mentioned the aaa credit rating. s&p putting that on negative watch next week. it made headlines, but markets just need to shrug it off. in political circles, a great deal of fuss. markets did not seem to care. a lot of things at play. low inflation, low wage growth, the prospect of a credit rating downgrade really seemed to rattle investors in australia's bond market. we take a look at the asx today. we are up nearly 2% there. one expects that is less to do with the end of political turmoil and more to do with what happened in the u.s. on friday. it goes to prove that what happens domestically is only a small piece of a large puzzle. you are quite right. the m

the department of defense has asked that the specificrt te of equipment used and where ithe will be locatedthe od wants an exception from the freedom of information act whicn would further prevent you public knowledge of the bomb detection location's location. it would also gather data in tha case of a terror attack. i know it's for protection, but it's very scary. what part of it scarce you. >> just knowing the fact thatth there's going to be bombs basically being detected.dete i don't know of any cons. the pros is keeping everybody safer. it's like we experience at the airport. although it may be anbe inconvenience for us, but we'rer better off if we can detect things prior to them happening.p the arlington county board may b make a decision about this att saturday's regularly scheduledcd meeting. this is the 10-page agenda that was posted online. we did notice that the dod proposal was not on the list, but it will likely be addeddd later this week ahead of saturday's meeting. teisha lewis, fox5 local newses. > a very emotional gathering in l dallas, texas today. president obama, vice pre

in addition it prohibits funds being use odd the national park service rule that interferes .ith state wildlife it violates the national conservation act and signed into law in 1980, protects the ability to have the state of alaska to manage wildlife icross the state on state, private and federal lands. this chamber voted in fare of a similar amendment in h.r. 2604 back in february. these regulations are nothing more than the illegal overreach of the federal government on the state of alaska, when it's in the constitution that they manage all fish and game in the state of alaska. i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. mccollum: i claim time in opposition to this amendment and yield a maine and a half to the gentleman from california, mr. cardinass. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. carnas: i stand to strongly oppose this amendment. from some of the most egregious hunting an killing methods. these methods including shooting defenseless swimming car boo from a motor boat, using airplanes to scout and shoot grizzly bears, luring grizzlies with rotting meat and p

alternately part of what is taking time is we did not come inw ith a cookie-cutter deal that came befores. -- we offer a more considered product that require additional features. that makes time -- takes time to evangelize and explain. they are beginning to understand the opportunity we bring. emily: there is an ongoing review of publishing royalties for streaming services. how could that impact? mr. westergren: the big piece is really on the performance side. that is what we are negotiating directly with labels right now. i think we are also increasingly confident we can sign deals that preserved the long-term economics, which is very critical for us as we diversify the business. emily: on this report from "the wall street journal," that you guys got an offer from serious ex-im. what happened? mr. westergren: the ceo of my job is to look after long-term value, myself and the board. that is the lens that makes all our decisions. we have a strong core business. again, i wish i could show you the product we are going to launch. it is going to be something else. thate bringing so much to pr