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words, itt, several is huge.ment from the prime minister is expected to be a test of his commitment to reaching reconciliation with former enemies, china and south korea which happen to be its biggest trading partners in asia. tensions have run high. we have disputes on the territorial side as well as they cry ministers visit in 2013. we sat down with the man who has been caught amidst tensions. he was separated from his parents during the war and was raised chinese. >> around august 7, 1945, my father was pulled out to fight and my mother was in the hospital. my brother and i fled with other families. the train was attacked. . he left me with a fortuneteller. he was injured. i went through five different families until i met a woman who would be my mother in china. it was a risk to keep a japanese child. she was not able to have children of her own. she is a god to me. one day, soviet forces attacked our house. my mother covered me with her body. the first time i called her mother. she recalled that mother -- th

itt has been interesting is it has been gaining for the second time in 12 days. it had lost 60% -- 16%. this is a chart comparing the appleshare price versus its earnings per share estimate for the next quarter -- you can see have come upmates because apple is notoriously conservative with estimates, but the share price has taken a big dive the last couple of days in the gap has never been -- and the gap has never been wider. we will continue to monitor this one. bank of america/merrill lynch downloaded -- downgraded apple. let's look at the dollar. julie hyman mention this earlier. it embraced gains. it is not little changed. it fell briefly after the adp numbers disappointed, then the isn services number of cayman better than expected -- the isn services number came in that are than expected. there are a lot of fed officials talking. atlanta's dennis lockard said the bank is a most ready to raise rates in september. president obama is taking his case for the iraqi nuclear deal to the american people today. eases crippling sanctions on the islamic republic. deta

. >> is itt turns out the film faked that.ed the sad cry. >> sound effects that aren't even appropriate to a killer whale. >> this footage isn't of the right whale. this whale doesn't live in the same city. >> they have absolutely made up something that would never happen. the level of accusation, the level of untruth that is being brought towards us. >> many animal rights protestors want whales free. that wouldn't work out so well. >> it would be awful for tillie if you were to free tillie. >> the greatest adventure of the summer. >> remember the movie free willie? it aroused so much sympathy willie was freed. a trainer helps free him. but once free wild whales wouldn't allow him in their pod. so willie kept returning to shore to seek contact with people, not long after he was free he died. >> still if black fish is deceitful it raises a good question. is it right to keep animals like these in what is basically cages? >> is it okay to i am prison animals and gape at them and charge admission to gape at them. >> i don't want t

thre 3 trillion of itt obama administration downplaying the impact of both.ina devalued its currency this month, obama administration offered a weak response, they could not call it market manipulation, they said they were monitoring developments, now our stre treasury secretarys continue to should continue with reforms that are necessary to move forward an economy driven primarily by household consumption rather than exports. which? china's and america's best interest. i expect a hallelujah chorus over that polly anna outlook from our treasury secretary. it a laughable matter, donald trump today warned this could get messy. >> as i long stated, we're to tied in with china. and asia, they could take us down. lou: he met with treasury secretary and other economic advisors today, a unscheduled meeting. those meetings result in action but as we all have learned mr. obama seldom takes action. even a failure to take action brings with it unintended consequences, our quote of the evening, on obama cabinet whose members seem to seldom have anything to contribute thi

been sent itt had would have been criticized. the physical evidence was the physical evidence.s somebody who has been a prosecutor -- charlie: you know the people involved. sen. mccaskill: and i knew the physical evidence. there was dna evidence, a lot of physical evidence. when you are a prosecutor you long for that evidence because that is how you test credibility of witnesses. which matches the physical evidence in which doesn't? that is how you can tell the truth about what happened. credibility.e that is with the grand jury sorted out. do you think this is getting higher on the national agenda? sen. mccaskill: i do. the pattern and practices problem is real, and they are true in many police departments. one of the things we need to do is get back to a community policing model. charlie: more policeman in the communities. sen. mccaskill: to get to know people, knowing the ministers, knowing the people, teachers, knowing the kids. that works. i watched it work in the 1990's during the first wave of getting back to the cop on the beat. ofrlie: i talked to a lot african-america

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itt if you have to supply, you have all these vast distances for the navy to do and other stuff in the pacific that the same amount of people would an equal the same amount of war effort. i am not exactly sure the measure i am trying to say, but it is much more concentrated in the europe theaters so that the numbers don't exactly equate, even though they are equal. i guessry: i -- the -- the one observation you would make about that is what you have described is a reason to send more stuff to europe rather than an equal balance. but the -- i guess you are saying -- tell me if you agree -- that is sending stuff to the pacific front doesn't necessarily pay off as big in terms of numbers, or -- >> yeah, i guess. i'm not exactly sure. it is, like, if you have two people in a room doing a very concentrated job and to people in a building -- two people in a building trying to do the same job, you're going to get less work done. you still have two on both sides, but you are not putting as much effort to the people that have the bigger responsibility, or, i guess, not bigger responsibility in

itt's why for so many years, has been dying. charlie: here's what i think.are enormously popular because of the commercials for under armour. huge. lot morebly reached a people than you will ever reach the rest of your dancing life. does it give you power? does it give you, misty copeland, you are more than a principal dancer. you are a name. your image has power? misty: i think the power that gives me is for people to see me and hear me. charlie: and want to see you and here you. misty: right. i have wanted my voice to be heard for so long, and this is a platform. those opportunities to be seen, that's a platform for people to know what it is i am saying and hear it. charlie: and what you have been through. misty: and what i have been through. yeah, i think -- charlie: i want them to know what i have been through. i want them to know what i can represent. misty: yes. i think it is so important for people to understand that racism still exists, and it exists in the ballet world, and it's very difficult. it is as simple as looking at the top ballet companies,

before russia intervened in ukraine, before is itt intervened in, there was no fighting. there was no civil war. there had been frosts inside kiev, president yanukovych legitimately elected as he says put down those protests bodily with force. the parliament responded to that and voted against him remaining as president. he fled the country. >> that's harder an armed coup. >> being said -- arm coup. he got the guarantees of three foreign ministers. >> it is for ukrainians to decide about ukraine look at the united states. everily shows we are a deeply divided country, almost 50/50 republican/democrat. you can slice it any other way. we are a legitimate country. >> with those deep depositions, do you believe that the west, the united states and others, nato alliance, should actively arm the ukrainian government? >> i do believe that. and the reason for that is ukraine has a right to defend itself. it is under attack from outside. it is seeing part of it's territory taken arrest. it hasphon soldiers and leader operating on its territory, training people there, still fightin

. >> is itt turns out the film faked that.e sad cry. >> sound effects that aren't even appropriate to a killer whale. >> this footage isn't of the right whale. this whale doesn't live in the same city. >> they have absolutely made up something that would never happen. the level of accusation, the level of untruth that is being brought towards us. >> many animal rights protestors want whales free. that wouldn't work out so well. >> it would be awful for tillie if you were to free tillie. >> the greatest adventure of the summer. >> remember the movie free willie? it aroused so much sympathy willie was freed. a trainer helps free him. but once free wild whales wouldn't allow him in their pod. so willie kept returning to shore to seek contact with people, not long after he was free he died. >> still if black fish is deceitful it raises a good question. is it right to keep animals like these in what is basically cages? >> is it okay to i am prison animals and gape at them and charge admission to gape at them. >> i don't want to pay

itt happened with my cousin, wasn't 7, 8 hours before the police even left the house. all of that eight hours of what was happening, the officers going through the home. we could have seen that on the body cameras, they could have used in court to help them. i feel the body cameras are such a great step in the right direction and i really pray we can get these for our communities and i commend all of the officers. i know they have a tough job. i know there are good cops out there like there are good people out there. i just really feel like at this point, the body cameras is a great step in the right direction. host: chief, go ahead. guest: i cannot get into the circumstances surrounding her cousin's death but i offer my condolences. again, i think we have to listen. we have to listen to the community and make the necessary adjustments in our training, policies, and the way we do business. host: charles from mount vernon, new york. charles is a police officer. host: i was a new york city police officer and i was a training officer. i was impressed with the chief with t

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they just did a straw poll last , itt in the cbo -- cdu looks like merkel will push this through. topassed in spain yesterday, 97-20. it passed estonia, the committee, and austria. the big tests are germany and the netherlands. the european central bank has actually lowered liquidity assistance, the first time since february. me number came in at 89.7 billion euros, it has return to normalcy on the banking side. we are still in interesting territory. what is going on the netherlands vote? they discussed how they could stabilize the government, a lot of mps are annoyed at the way this is being pushed through. in 2012e prime minister campaigned on what -- on not one more sent. the bailout will be 5 billion euros. the head of the right-wing freedom party only has 12 seats -- in150 seat parliament a 150 seat parliament. it does look like it will pass, the actual bailout package. after that you have a question whether or not the government is stable enough. right now they have a 76 majority in a 150 seat parliament. that is a one seat majority. it is shared between the liberals and lab

the rising tide has lifted a lot is itts, but the reality will be a bottom-up pickers market.that debate across markets and you always see isaiah in emerging markets -- you only see it in emerging markets. to say is it time to bottom fish in brazil -- you would not want to buy the result index. you would want to do that on a credit by credit and company by company racists. that applies throughout the emerging world and the united states. stephanie: thank you. pun ever never do a again. stephanie: you're welcome to do puns in this house. the bell has run. -- has rung. >> first looking at google. google is up 4%. google itself is up over 5%. the news that it is reorganizing into a holding company called out for that is -- called pushing the stocks higher. it will give its web operations more --. analysts have been out with their new calls. keeping it at a 1700 dollars price target. an $800 price target. to 800aising its target $40. it is now $693. ofke shack is sizzling off gangbusters q2 earnings. it is up 3.5%. revenue and profit, as well as the same-store sales, blew past exp

people say if you have a higherc minimum wage itt creates a wag island. i would say the opposite is whae happens. yoetu create poverty pockets. if you have a lower minimum orkc wage, the best workers come into the city of l.a. and the most motivated and the best trained come into the city of l.a. and our businesses continue to benefit from that. som and we looked at good empirical data on this, even on industries that depend on labor, like restaurants, county next to w county where they raised the minimum wage and people thought those restaurants must be going out of business and that didn'te happen.comm whether it was a poor community, like we saw poorer cities in the bay area or a rich city like san francisco, we saw the opposite effect.n't so i tell other cities don't dog this because i'm a asking a favt from you to make sure it doesn't hurt us, but do it for yourselves because workers can cross city c borders and they ce live in another city and come a into the city of l.a. and who wouldn't want to work at a mcdonald's for $15 an hour when other place

throughout this whole thing, it has been a question of what the government in tensions are and itt's it up to and how will be able to manage such a complex economy that appears to be sinking into deeper trouble? julie: thank you so much. that trade inf's the u.s. are also rebounding. somet to bring you reaction to the global markets to that news in china more broadly. looking at metals and currencies for a different kind of reaction -- free from contagion in join a -- in china. we are probably going to see a turnaround tuesday after the massive decline yesterday and we definitely see it in copper which is up about 2% along with other metals. the safe haven and currency yesterday was strengthening yesterday as the euro strengthened as well as the yen. they are weakening today so those currencies are weakening and the weaker currencies in the emerging markets are strengthening today. we see the south african rand a strengthening as well. erik: thank you very much. look at number three, earnings from bhp billiton on, the world's largest mining company and it should not surprise you that

if itte for the election, happens, looks like september 20.m new democracy and syriza that it could be september 13. manus: they get very much. hunkering down for the long haul. tom mackenzie. that is it for "the pulse." francine will be back here on monday morning. bloomberg tv finishes in europe it is picked up by "surveillance" ♪ tom: globalstar markets joined the global calamity. wiki leavy and jeffrey curry, emerging markets are causing janet yellen from september to december. good morning, everyone. interestingmost writing. i am tom keene. we will get to this. is anybody in the office of prime minister in greece? brendan: he has to and resigned his government in order to call a new election in --. he is going to result government and he is confident he can win the next election. it very hard to understand if you're not in a elementary democracy. this is a move of strength. tom: i will go with that. we wi

that, itt could boost could be helpful. olivia: it could. interesting things with walmart in china, they just bought out a partnership. they bought out the partnership they have going, a lot of people think that is going to be a precursor to making a much bigger investment in e-commerce in china. the idea would be to better compete with alibaba. -- less than 1% of the chinese e-commerce. they are both hoping that the economy will adjust toward more consumption. olivia: perhaps. tom: olivia, thank you so much. walmart cuts their forecast, the stock is down, it is night and close to what home depot did an hour ago. a really difficult performance. we will see how they do on a conference call. -- i ame they were be sure there will be a lot of questions. of's go to carl riccadonna bloomberg intelligence. where is the american consumer? e american consumer is the core driver of economic activity in the second half of the year, so if more -- if walmart is seeing something that other macroeconomists are not seeing in terms of the second half outlook

itt.'s partly sunny, warm and muggy. scattered showers especially for island. and today is one of those days to have the umbrella, just to be on the safe side. also one of those days to listen to lauren scala. hey, lauren. >> good morning. the eastbound belt parkway is the place to avoid. there's an accident with a full spill. we're talking about mass transit. the b41. we do have track delays on e, f and m. a lot of express trains running locally. leave extra time there. alternate side parking rules in effect. >>> there's a bail hearing today of the man accused of sending a nude photo to rosie o'donnell's teenage daughter. 25-year-old steven shearer made his first court appearance via video yesterday. prosecutors say he had inappropriate online communication with 17-year-old chelsey o'donnell. o'donnell was found at his home in barnegat, new jersey. >>> we have add news. the race car driver involved in a freak accident over the weekend has died. justin wilson was hit in the headed by a large piece of debris that came off a car during a crash at pocono raceway.

itt would he remarkable if occurred. there is a peace proposal and it would include a call for a new national unity government and a change to the constitution to protect the rights of the minority communities and it would include a promise of elections under international supervision at some point in the future. wentminister visited and and had thise -- proposal. the russians sent their minister to be -- syrians.ans and i do not think this goes very far. in part the cause what you know so far. the turks have not signed on to this. the turks have it to the north. i have to say, based on my opposition conversations, i do not believe they will trust the iranians and, even if they did, adey would never accept ass saying on. -- staying on. syria, is there scope for americans? the russians are urging the americans to stop pushing. >> the regime is losing and the army is starting to withdraw. -- homeland isnd about to be under attack. the homebase, think about it, is there much space to work with? if he cannot retake the subur

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retirement age at 65 for many or 67 you can get the full benefit and right now that $2,000 a year.r itt changes come to keep athoet do you think they will come from increased payroll decreasing the amount of benefits looking ahead beyond?and guest: some of the things they looking at those are two that may happen but another one tothe age where you are able get your full social security benefit and raising that another way e is that many suggest we will have the system.n host: speaking of ages for viewers we are splitting up the this morning. age if you want to talk about the future social security or have the retirement planning sharon epperson of cnbc them.e to answer under 30202-748-8000. 50 over, 748-8001 and 202-748-8002 fp 202-748-8002. who e we get to calls should be most worried about potentially seeing cuts to their benefits in the future? one of those phone lines? guest: the younger generation are always als concerned whether or not social security will be there for them. t is the generation that is probably most wanting to see some type of guaranteed income them. so it is unfo

host: do you think records gets gers gets itt right? caller: they have done a good job of educating people. it has taken a lot of the headlines as far as our school to get it across. in reaction, it is helping, but maybe preemptively, no, and that is true for other universities, not just my. host: this is another student in michigan. what school do you go to? caller: western michigan university. studied gender studies in college, my second major, and one reason a lot of women do not report being sexually assaults, they feel like it is therefore, people need to stop asking what people were wearing, how much they had to drink, if they are going to be assaulted because the possibility of falsely accusing somebody is so low everybody thinks maybe she's faking. is not necessarily fair. i have heard a lot of people at my school who do not cannot with it because they think everybody's going to blame them, they drank too much, they wore something too revealing. thatis not fair, in somebody is at fault for hurting another person. host: in terms

plus, that itt a is good to have this certainly at this point. judge that is at the center of this, that is a hero for the people on the streets. elected ably be president if there was an open election at this point. a lot of brazilians think it is a good thing. beyond --lth, that's i agree, health is important. paraguay, small countries get treated differently than bigger countries. you must know that by now. [laughter] nobody if they him preach the president -- if they him preach -- if they impeach the president finally, the brazil, i think paolo is probably right, the military is not coming back in latin america as i can see. in the honduras, the military was not able to take charge, far less than brazil. you comment on the question of the regional applications of this? mr. hakim: i'm so uncertain what is going to happen in brazil, it is hard to. heavily invested throughout latin america, including building. so if they were to go bankrupt which is not impossible, if they were to run into an impossibility of operating and unable to get any more

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we can build a canal and all that savannah river water in and and itt to town of high will fall on the river wheels. that gave augustine growth and jobs. host: that is augustine georgia, part of our coverage on book tv and american history tv. go to our website at c-span.org. it is part of our cities tourl. joining us now is michael riley from bloomberg news good morning. a recent story of yours took a look at breaches and data at opm and made connections to a couple of other data breaches. what were you hoping for in this story? guest: opm, which has bearing a huge pack in terms of the losses of dana by the federal government was not the only hack of hackers.p they are casting a wide worldwide net, gathering information of all kinds. they have hacked insurance companies, hospitals, and the latest hack was airlines. they had united airlines break the idea seems to be there is a collection effort on the part of china to collect a lot of data points. interested in small population, which is people with national security clearances, travel patterns, health records, you can put together a

the target rate for overnight lending currently near zero, and an increase would likely only , but itt% -- 0.25% would be viewed by many as a gesture of support and a positive for stocks. again, ". 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. and 202-748-8002 four independents. we start with barbara. caller: good morning. recently, you all showed the theo of -- i guess it was breakfast, an annual thing they do, a couple of weeks ago. they talked about this particular subject where i guess it's in massachusetts where they were trying to, you know, do peoplew where it kept who were addicted to painkillers and heroin, instead of them being arrested, they would actually go to treatment. well, our governor here in -- her concern was to make sure that the people who were going to be protected by as shew were actually, wear theirple who coworkers and people who were their neighbors -- she was trying to describe it in a way to make sure that only certain people were going to be , but not by this law who she says are actual criminals. it's interesting -- they cannot actually put ra

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retirement age at 65 for many or 67 you can get the full benefit and right now that $2,000 a year.r itt: if changes come to keep athoet do you think they will come from increased payroll decreasing the amount of benefits looking ahead beyond?and guest: some of the things they looking at those are two that may happen but another one tothe age where you are able get your full social security benefit and raising that another way e is that many suggest we will have the system.n host: speaking of ages for viewers we are splitting up the this morning. age if you want to talk about the future social security or have the retirement planning sharon epperson of cnbc them.e to answer under 30202-748-8000. 50 over, 748-8001 and 202-748-8002 fp 202-748-8002. who e we get to calls should be most worried about potentially seeing cuts to their benefits in the future? one of those phone lines? guest: the younger generation are always als concerned whether or not social security will be there for them. t is the generation that is probably most wanting to see some type of guaranteed income them. so it is