jonathan: here we go, betty. after you. betty: all right. newly renovated rooms. : 1920 of the regency hotel. betty: you have designed pretty much -- or you picked out almost everything in this room. jonathan: i can tell you stories behind the carpet, behind the finish on the dresser, behind artwork, behind the pillows. so, you start with carpet. you have a color idea. they will come in and they will may be present a gray scheme. it will be presented as a warm grey scheme and then a cool gray scheme. betty: this is what? jonathan: this is a cool gray scheme. betty: the regency has 380 rooms, each one brand-new, with almost all of the design elements selected personally by tisch himself. the most expensive part -- the marble bathrooms. jonathan: the bathroom has become a point of competition. a lot of the new hotels being built in town have big bathrooms and they sparkle. we wanted the bathrooms to -- betty: i noticed there was a television. jonathan: we have televisions in the mirrors. every bathroom has a tv in it. betty: one thing i have to ask is do you test the

jonathan: here's a question wages up of the test wages of gdp, fine. and i had a conversation why are rates where they are? never mind for the next 10 months. his market pricing correct, in the sense that this is what the bank of england will do? but incorrect in the sense that this is what the bank of england should do? kit: i think they will go in february. they might go a little bit before. the markets will not -- too far in the future. the world cup last year, mr. carney said -- in 2014. he we are, try to work out but he pushed us in that direction. i collect wages. wage growth has started to pick up. i came in this morning to a radio program telling me all about shortages of nurses and foreign hiring campaigns from hospitals to get enough nurses. at this stage, i think you need to be stabilizing. jonathan: your the fx man. that is your world. when you look at the pound, one dollar 55 -- $1.55. jonathan: -- kit: i think it to get a little bit stronger against the euro. our trade weighted index has gone up. you see that in the equity market. you see

jonathan: good morning, here are bloomberg's top stories. a poll shows that voters are inclined to accept deeper cuts prime minister tsipras is urging voters to vote no. the u.s. and jobs report is later. they added 233,000 jobs in the month of june. u.s. markets are closed tomorrow. china's shanghai composite levels have fallen. the benchmark index dropped 3.5% at the close. let's get the latest on china from richard frost in hong kong. richard, what is remarkable about today's moves it -- it follows government support, the question is whether the government and officials have started to lose control of the equity market. richard: that banks this -- to question if they ever had control? the composition is continuing to fall. what will worry investors is people have been telling us that 4000 below the composite was a line that the government had drawn in the sand. the market fell below that level despite remarkable moves in the most heavily weighted stocks on the index. government funds had tried to buy into these, the fact that they allowed

for an update on the world's weather, here's jonathan oh once again. >> hello. tropical storm linfa continues to move ever so closely to the southern pargs of china. you can see here the clouds are impacting parts and moving close to hong kong. in fact, let me show you the video to give you an idea what this is looking like as this system is bringing stormy weather to southeast china's province. gaels are causing high waves. boats have been to take shelter in harbo because of this. the storm is expected to move slowly toward and over hong kong. linfa is the tenth named storm over the pacific. it made landfall over the weekend. here's the track right now. we are expecting the system to continually move toward the west. packing winds of 108, gusting to 144. pressure is sitting around 975, 980. it is continuing to slide towards the rest. it is expected to weaken into a depression by the weekend. so we are looking out for the rain concerns here. but not only in southern china, also we're seeing this dragging moisture into northern portions of the philippines. while l

here. jonathan: we had to ride with the bungee cord that snapped, then talking about space. steve: tonight we are rocking and rolling a little bit especially after midnight. we get it all out of the way by midday tomorrow. any outdoor plans, fireworks old town alexandria -- jonathan: nice. steve: 82 degrees the high temperature. it's ok, it's friday night. 82 degrees, the wind out of the west northwest, the dew point in the middle 60's. the high today 88 degrees at reagan national. that is one degree below average. not nearly as hot as it was yesterday. 73 gaithersburg, 75 manassas called for 72 to -- culpeper 72 degrees. this is doppler radar. the wet weather beginning to approach from the west. centerville, manassas, light rain. the main action is well to the west, west virginia, moving our way overnight into the early morning hours. 68 to 74 degrees the areas of heavy rain, possibly a thunderstorm, heavier thunderstorms developing later tonight. we also have a flash flood watch, arlington, alexandria prince george's, the district, fairfax county until 3:00 tomorrow aftern

here for a preview. will be speaking to director general for the cbi. we get reactions from goldman sachs as well. jonassen two. jonathanod morning and welcome back. 44 minutes into the trading session here in europe. the ftse 100 is pretty much dead flat. barclays stocks want to watch. antony jenkins is no longer ceo. barclays stock up 2.8%. will he make it? the shanghai comp is it swinging just the shanghai deposit swinging. -- the shanghai composite swinging. a weaker euro was the story for the last couple of days. one dollar --1 $1.1022. anna: think you very much. good morning to you. let us get to our guest. john, thank you for joining us. he was going through some of the stresses of a moving market today here it about greece and china. british business concern about those things. concern about a vote on grexit as well. grexit we have more uncertainty around the world. i can remember most of my professional life. it is a sing that that investment is not on pause. we are getting on with it, because businesses need to improve and grow. some good economic prospects out there, particularly for the british economy. i li

he would look at her and say , is jonathan here? anyway once a nurse who love my dog listen to was her name she was petting my dog and looked up at my father and said this one is an angel. i think she was. the sweetest dog. this one is an angel. i'm not sure i'd go that far, he said. and she was great. she kept up the dialogue. she said what is she doctor , if she is not an angel. he said practicing to be an angel. that was you no 30 year into dementia. amazingly to me he also caps on speaking of his neurological condition as if he still wasn't thinking of himself somehow from the vantage.of a physician. that was like the imprint of his years of training very classical training in neurology at harvard in the 19 and late after harvard and he did his residency. and epilepsy brain damage part of a team that did the 1st trial testing of a drug called the lenten which is now standard, i believe for some kind of seizures. so was interesting. even well he knew he was the patient he seemed to move upon it as if he were a physician at the sa

matt: what kind of companies, jonathan, who will take the lead here? than: i it is like the evolution of the internet. the government and educational institutions and commercial entities gave core pieces of the technology that evolved into a community effort. so, i'm working with a small company that in their way bring fleet management capabilities, but there are a lot of little companies making sensors that use lasers that act like radar. that is a small component of this. and big companies like amazon and google have the resources and technology to make framework contributions to this. so there are many ecosystem components to this, very small and large, but they need to work together as a system. the government plays a role in this in enabling the community to come together and contribute to standards that get adopted by all. matt: a lot to develop and to invest in. gentlemen, thank you for joining us. now, to a hit among hackers. usa's new series "mr. robot" centers around a character named elliott, a sever security expert by day and a hacker by nig

here? jonathan: there is no question he has said things in private, reported now twice, that reflects someonee flexible on the immigration issue. at the very least, then some of his public comments would let on. after you have said you are open to a pathway to legal status or a pathway to citizenship, it is tougher to walk back from that and claim you're more of a hardliner. people want to hear the former and if you do not come down on saying no, they will assume. heidi: marco rubio to name one do you think this is a higher vulnerability for him than the others who are flip-flopped? jonathan: it is not just the immigration issue. he has had a strident tone on the issue of marriage than he has in the past. if you combine those, it leaves ds you to iowa. those issues are calibrated to ensure his standing in iowa, where he is the front runner. mark: he is announcing on monday, it will be interesting to see these issues. john kasich, we showed his spot. we thought it was pretty good, we wonder what you thought. jonathan: that is real money. it would get him some attention in new hampshire. it is

jonathan: it is flat open here in london. for tens of 1%. let us go to hong kong for the moves open in asia. juliette saly is standing by. juliette: we saw chinese stocks the main shanghai composite fall for the fourth session in the past five. one that -- down by 1.3%. we saw those big cap companies lifting the share market. small stock laying on the overall shanghai market. we had the china small-cap index falling by its daily limit. state bank companies doing well up around 10%. some of these smaller companies coming under pressure. that contagion flowing over into hong kong. extending that rout yesterday. down 3.2% yesterday. the hang seng down today. elsewhere, a much brighter picture. we have the 06 200 and australia closing higher. reversing a lot of those falls. that was despite a tumble coming through in the oil price. we saw some good coming through through the minors. some of the smaller minors certainly not impacting the overall move. the nikkei up by 1.3%. -- down by 7.1%. wade by health care stocks. jonathan: juliette saly join

here. jonathan: today, full attention turns to washington dc where janet yellen will address u.s.makers. >> i will expect that it will be appropriate some point later to take the first step to raise the federal funds rate and normalize monetary policy. jonathan: that was yellen last friday. joining us now to shed some light, jen. we are eager to get to the bank of england. janet yellen, she is laying the groundwork for that first rate hike, she reconciled that with the message that we are data dependent. it is not supporting her right now. >> that is the point. the markets are not convinced the hike will come this year. the recovery may not look even. the market trading is not coming forward to match the idea of a rate hike in 2016, perhaps today's testimony might be an opportunity to hammer home the message. jonathan: the market rate cap seems more dovish. the fed has been wrong. who is wrong? the market or janet yellen? >> i think the economic growth prospects might be a bit optimistic. i think it is an interesting exercise. i think it is successful of yellen, for me that is wha

i will be here after the break -- jonathan: a great to have you in the studio this week. here after the break. i will be back in two. jonathan: good morning and welcome back to bloomberg tv. i'm jonathan ferro, joining you live. that's -- let's get to the matters of this week. copper extended -- gold extended losses to a five-year low. oil dipping back into a bear market. the bloomberg market index is at a 2010 low. it is the worst performing sector this week. anglo american reporting a 30% drop in profit in the first half of the year. they maintain their dividends still. now over to earnings. amazon delivers a profit that topped analysts. once u.s. markets open, amazon will overtake walmart as the world's biggest retailer by market value. that is a most it for this hour. the pulse is coming up next. we are joined by manus cranny. manus cranny give us the uptake. manus: i have a news conference at 9:00 a.m. we have been joining us. that's we have -- we have ben joining us. we're going to get his take in terms of how these businesses might fit. there are two comments from e

suspended from his job at fox and nbc sports. >>> the all star break is here and the phillies currently hold the worst record in baseball. jonathanapelbon the phillies lone representative at the summer classic he spent the day lobbying for a move out of town. here's what he told reporters about the phillies front office and their efforts to trade him. >> it's time to you know what get off the hot. phillies have to make a decision. you going to one way or the other. you can be in limbo and sit here and say what if we do this, what if we do that. you got to make and decision and you got to go with it. we got new enter rim president got new interim manager got all this change supposedly happen but i don't see of that of it. >> papelbon and cole hamels are the phillies best trade pieces. both romaine on the roster. baseball best slugger took par in the homerun derby. bonus time between dock peterson and todd frazier. frazier wins it in dramatic fashion. he claims the trophy on his home field in cincinnati he joins arrive sandberg as the other player to win that homerun derby at his home ballpark back in 1980. >> back in the day. >> p

that did much more coming up. ♪ jonathan: welcome back. here we're watching for the rest of the day. we get euro zone inflation figures. the press conference a little bit later. we also hear from a couple of central banks today. mario draghi is speaking at 7:00 p.m.. as 7:30, janet yellen speaking again in the second day of her testimony. goldman sachs, citigroup google supporting earnings in the u.s.. some big names speaking as well. a big name after the break. completed -- >> the banks that a fairly good run. we have suburb jpmorgan to go through, we had a vote in greece last night. could there be anything stopping them from raising the ela? we have stephanie into talk about that. who will go first? she said it again yesterday. she was quite upbeat in terms of batting away china and greece and talking relatively in an upbeat manner about the u.s. economy and preparedness for the first rate hike. we have stephanie in the first half hour then talking about the ecb. it is a demers the ecb will take center stage. i believe it will be reacting wha

so next week is going to be a busy one here in the d.m.v. jonathan: do you think tiger is ever going to get back to the kind of form where he will win championships? lou: he is not going to be as relevant as he was before. steve: he is good for the game. lou: he is great even when he is not relevant. jonathan: more fun being there for the weekend. lou: true. jonathan: scary moment, these ducks crossing a busy highway. like i said, they're all ok, we'll have it for jonathan: you got to see this video to believe it. eden prairie, minnesota. mama duck with her babies trying to cross a stretch of highway. every driver is swerving around her as she is coming across the highway. watch closely, the cars are moving quick. it's tough to see ducks crossing in the middle of the road, but all of the ducklings and mama made it -- look at this one. that one was close right right. they all made it safely. and no fender-benders to go along with it. the state department of transportation posted the video on its facebook page. they joked that the ducks violated severa

jonathan oh is here to tell us about parts of the world which are far from cool. >> hello we have been talking about temperatures in the 40s in many areas in europe. we have this dome of high temperature which needs to block any mechanism that rolls in through the kntd. because of that hot weather continues, people are creative until coulding down. take a look at this video, maybe this is something you want to do some time. wow, a massive water fight. to make sure people get cooled down with all sorts of different tools. people in central and eastern europe are dealing with a heat wave that's taken most of the continent in past week. also in germany, people going to the beach, lakes, or local baths to cool off and anywhere that they can find relief from the sun. you can see here this monitor reaching that 40 degrees mark. in some areas of the country, breaking record temperatures going past that mark. but keep this in mind when you have a lot of heat and a mechanism for cooling the upper levels of the atmosphere. that when it becomes unstable. we are looking at the possibility of thund

nice to have you here, too jonathan. we appreciate that. some good flyers news here. jake vorachek will be sticking around a long time. science a monster contract reportedly eight years and $66 million. vorachek all star this post year posting 22 goals and 59 assists for 81 points. the 59 helpers were second among all nhl players. one super star in leaving town. but another will be sticking a round for a long long time. so the trade it's happened. >> it's happened. >> molding that team in his image. i'm loving it. >> thank you sir. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. ♪ >>> new tonight concert by

nice to have you here, too, jonathan. we appreciate that. some good flyers news here. jake vorachek will be sticking around a long time. science a monster contract reportedly eight years and $66 million. vorachek all star this post year posting 22 goals and 59 assists for 81 points. the 59 helpers were second among all nhl players. one super star in leaving town. but another will be sticking a round for a long long time. so the trade it's happened. >> it's happened. >> molding that team in his image. i'm loving it. >> thank you, sir. we'll be right b ♪ >>> new tonight concert by the philadelphia orchestra at the kimmel center. ♪ >>> tonight's concert was free. some attendance use the mobile app to learn more about what they were listening to. there was also a life streaming of the concert on the website. very very nice the world renowned philadelphia orchestra. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. for pat, kate and everyone here i'm ukee washington. hawaii five-o row is coming up next. for our entire team in front of the camera and behind it thank you fo

jonathan: all right. coming up for us here -- he's great, isn't he? a great museum. kimberly: if i'm teaching i don't want him in my class. jonathan: coming up at 4:00 see if the revenue has increased or dropped. >> immigrant workers at donald trump's hotel in downtown d.c. react to his comments. i'm sam ford. that is comi ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swift's music videos interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". "7 on your side." jonathan: new fall-out from donald trump's comments about mexican immigrants. there are reports that some immigrants who are there the u.s. illegally are working on a new trump hotel that is being built in d.c. kimberly: d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live in northwest with the story. sam? sam: kimberly i did not find any immigrants today that were telling me they were here illegally. although the "washington post" has been reporting that some of the immigrants said they came in this country i

jonathan: that is not exactly the kind of thing you want to hear. we will explain what happened here. kellye: later, the excitement continues from millions of miles away. we will show you the latest pictures of pluto. jonathan: but first a look at what could be behind a spike in lyme disease cases this year. how to protect yourself and your family. we'll tell you coming up. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v jonathan: as if these guys weren't tough enough, they discovered new species of raptor. this had wings. the well-preserved fossil had feathers and a tail. discovered by a farmer in china and they believe it's a relative of the famous raptor in "jurassic p

here in london minutes ago into the start of the trade. jonathan ferro is here. get into. japanese consumer prices a little above zero not really impressive. household spending dropped. we get our teeth into what is happening in japan, and how long people can have faith in that idea. that is one of the big things and others a busy earnings morning once again across europe. we recap some of the key companies. big oil beats, bg group down from a year earlier but was another beat. the only automaker the missed estimates was bp. is greece back on the radar? the imf remaining defiant. they want debt relief before they commit to a bailout program. are we in for another game and back-and-forth? we will break it all down. anna: thank you. that will do it for "countdown." a quick look at futures before we headed to the break. vaguely positive start to the european trading dead this friday morning. airbus, we have had numbers out of those businesses. all of those businesses, stay with bloomberg. ♪ >> good morning, and welcome to "on the move." let's wrap up the week and get

your party against you, that poll position is eventually going to go down. >> you know that and jonathan is here. many people have tried to explain the trump phenomenon and what nerve he's hitting this morning. the rnc chair was on the "today" show. let me tell you what he played in his comparison to what he's making on the other side of the aisle with the democrats. >> he's speaking out to people who are really frustrated with washington frustrated i think, in many cases with both parties, so i think there is an element of that. i think there is an element of that in both parties. i think you see bernie sanders at 35% on the democrat side. >> previously saying there, obviously, it's the frustration, these early voters and people who are early engaged are what matters. on "meet the press," the comparison between himself and donald trump. >> "new york times" "washington post" lump you and donald trump as having or touching the same chord but with very different ways. do you buy that comparison? >> no,i don't. i think the chord we are touching all over this country are people are profoundly disgus

jonathan: coming up for us here on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- >> the last thing i remember was reading my book. jonathan: we hear from a woman who was injured when an explosion rocked a crowded beach. why the cause is still a military. >> they invade national park. 'm suzanne kennedy. we are having a great time here. at the taylor swift concert. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v jonathan: a fast landing and a shaking and a jarring stop. that is how passengers described the southwest airline flight it was on when it touched down in richmond this morning. it ran off the runway. airlines spokesperson said the flight from orlando went in the grass while it was acting

jonathan. >> good morning betty. >> here's a treat for you. we put your name in the trump insult generator. with total light weight jonathan allen. what do you think? >> i'll take the words light and weight together any time i can. second of all, i've been insulted by far more honorable people than trump. it doesn't hurt badly. >> teflon don as some call him just doesn't quit. is there anything that is across the line above the line over the line for him? >> i think if there are cameras there, donald trump would do anything up to the hot dog eating contest in new york get attacked by a shark or whatever. he wants to remain the ringmaster in the circus omaking. i think he'll do that. >> is this drama or is there real strategy? >> i don't think there's huge strategy. donald trump is probably surprised by how successful he has been. i don't think anybody anticipated it. i think he's riding the wave. i don't see a lot of strategy other than to say there are a lot of americans that kind of like the political class getting punched in the chin and trump is doing a lot of that. that seems to be pop

here. stephanie. >> jonathan tell us about lafayette and how they are reacting to this tragedy in their community. >> reporter: yeah, we hear it over and over people saying this is such a tight knit community, about an hour outside of baton rouge. the councilman said this movie theater is an anchor to the community. everyone seems to know everybody here. and he says this community really is shaken as you might imagine by this. i spoke to him just a few moments ago. >> we're a small community, close knit you can't go to the movies here and usually see somebody that you know. everyone is on pins and needles to find out the names of the people who were injured and also the deceased and it's just tragic. it's numbing. we have this stuff on national tv. it's always somewhere else. but unfortunately this time it's here, and it's terrible. >> reporter: again, right now the big thing for police and the federal agents here is to go and find out more about the shooter. again, as i mentioned they will be here in lafayette going to businesses and really going back to alabama to find out who knows this guy an

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muslim faith lead's long with the performance, sung by america's got talent semi finalist jonathan allen. >> here's another one of the events they have at independent mall to kick the whole thing off. you can hear the clapping. they laid that receipt at the gay pioneer marker right there at independence mall. this is the beginning of it all. they recognize the face of that man in the bow tie because that is jim overfield he was honored as he was the plaintiff in the supreme court case that just last week, legalized marriage equality for everyone. >> sean and i never thought it would come. we never expect to mar any our lifetime and yet, we did and because of that, we got mad and we stood up and we helped make the world a better place. >> also there, do you see so many people standing right there, those are three of the original gay pioneers, whose bravery, 50 years ago ignited the entire lgbt civil rights movement right here in philadelphia. >> that gentlemen you just saw will be on good day this morning at 7:30. >> i love that. >> that is about two hearst from right now. >>> with more than 22 food

jonathan ferro is here. jonathan: it's lower, but there is no panic.ch lower than this at one point. the moves pale in comparison to the plunge after the referendum was first announced. as i say, it doesn't point to panic. it doesn't point to drama. here are the equity market moves. the moves lower are not huge. the bond market is similar. it's not as aggressive as you might expect. bond yields go lower. that is not huge move. in italy and spain, they are higher. they are up by nine basis points this morning. if you listen to some economists out there, jpmorgan, barclays are putting that as their base case scenario. some are putting the probability at 75%. among the economists out there, the best case and arial is an exit from the eurozone. that is not reflected in the market. it is weaker by 6/10 of 1%. the point is what happens with the policy response. the ecb expects this to step in. they push back. they call for the first rate hike since 2006. clearly, if things do get a little bit more difficult from here, it will just be the ecb stepping and, it

jonathan. >> that is the nature of competition. we used to browse the internet on mosaic and netscape and, now firefox. so there is always that fierce competition. i think real loser here, melissa, is traditional over the air media, to some extent cable media as well -- >> jonathan, come car, the cable

jonathan: wow! >> i told the firefighters like there is enough of us here. let's just lift it up. let's go. it was a spur of the moment decision. kimberly: pure adrenaline. she survived and she is at home recovering from serious injuries. jonathan: you love to see when that happens. a traffic alert for drivers in prince george's county. you can expect lane closures on the beltway from 9:00 through monday morning. mdot will be closing up to three lanes on the inner and the outer loops over ritchie marlboro road in upper marlboro. this is all because of a bridge repair project. kimberly: one year in and ridership on the silver line is already booming. reporting an average of 9200 people got on on any given weekday in june. that is about 1000 more than metro projected. the greensboro stop sees the lowest average customers with 1,200 people getting on there each day. jonathan: folks who jump in the car said the train out on the roads and it's friday so they all got off at the same time. robert altman keeping an eye on things. they all had the same idea at the same time. funny how that works. rob

jonathan: but first, this. >> this is a senseless, tragic act. why would you come hereo do something like this? jonathan: the struggle to understand and make sense. we will go back to check out what happened in lafayette louisiana, last night with the theater shooting. we will look for an effort now. there san effort underway to stop gun violence. we will tell you what that is oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fifi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? what's the only thing? oh my gosh he's married. he's a kleptomaniac. he's a pyromaniac. he's a total maniac. hey! hey! go back to your wife you sociopath! leave slow internet behind. the 100% fiber optics networis here. get out of the past. get fiosos. now $79.99 a month. go online or call now. call the verizon center forcustomers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v jonathan: 59-year-old houser killed two people and wounded nine others when he opened fire last night. this is the latest from s

joining me right now, jonathan gilliam juliette kayyem and a fellow at the institute for social policy and understanding. good to see all of you. >> good to be here. >> jonathan, i wonder if i can get your reaction first. i spoke with juliette earlier on the florida governor's executive order. in your view, relocating all national guardsmen to the national army and people who are working the recruitment centers to be relocated to the national guard armory. what's your reaction to that? >> i think it's a great idea. i think it's absolutely horrific that it had to -- this incident had to happen in order for that to occur. look this is the united states defense department that overwatches all these things. we plan -- i'm a veteran. we plan. we do standard operating procedures. we have war plans. we can take our soldiers and entire war plan and go over and fight an enemy. but we can't harden our soft targets here our government soft targets? we have to wait for five people now to be killed? that's absolutely ridiculous. and the other thing that i think is ridiculous even though these politicians are jumping onboard now and doing a good job of that no

here. betty: with the man who is bringing it all together. jonathan tisch, co-chairman of the loews corporation and co-owner of the new york giants. he was born and raised in a new york family. in 1959, his family branched out and bought loews theaters. today, the loews have billions of dollars in assets that generate $15 billion in annual revenue with interest from everything in hotels, insurance, oil and gas. jonathan tisch runs the company and is also the chairman of loews hotels. >> we totally took this area and made it guest-friendly. betty: he completed a massive luxury renovation of a flagship hotel that is near and dear to his heart. tisch: i grew up in this hotel. betty: but that work has not stopped him from writing books. you get about six hours of sleep? tisch: 5-6 hours of sleep. people know -- you will get an e-mail from me at 3:00 in the morning. betty: despite a demanding schedule, i caught up with him at his team's home turf -- metlife stadium. ♪ betty: it is incredible to be out on the field. what do you think about it? how does it m

we like to see them do better here it jonathan: caroline hyde joins us right now. fantastic company. what else did he tell you? caroline: maybe you used a uterine at some point, you know this company. it was pretty impressive that they managed to post 6% increase in the market. they're exposed to russia and brazil. the way that they are managing to fight this is hiking up their prices. the fact that you have seen depreciation, but continuing to innovate as well. they feel they could be getting 4 billion euros from online at the moment. they can't one point -- they can't pinpoint how much they get from online sales, because it changes every day. they could be escalating to 40% at the moment. i was interested about where their view is. you want to go into high-end beauty products. acquisition seven made. it is all about high-end beauty. that is where their margin is going to be coming from. they do not want to buy ian g --did i want to buy png. interesting areas of growth. the online push and the fact that they are managing to do so well in latin america despite braz

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i'm jonathan betz in new york. here are today's top stories. >> it is wonderful to be back in kenya. [ clapping ] >>> a warm welcome for president obama as he returns to his father's homeland. sandra bland is laid to rest. hundreds mourn the woman found dead in gaol days after being arrested during a traffic stop >>> an uneasy truce broken in yemen. saudi-led forces paused to allow in medicine and food for those trapped in a law >>> the fight to save some of islam's oldest sites runs into an obstacle. critics point fingers at the saudi government >>> antibiotic infections kill 20,000 in the u.s. what doctors do when drugs don't work. >>> president obama has wrapped up his first full day in kenya. it's the first time a sitting president visited an african country. it's at times divisive. president obama co-hosted a seminar onentrepreneurialship in nairobi, praised them for advancements and announced $1 billion for new businesses. during a news conference he criticized criticized president kenyatta over gay rights. anothe

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