anna: let's get the bloomberg first word news with juliette saly. juliette: thank you. u.k., 47-year-old man is being held on suspicion of attempted murder and alleged terror offenses after a fan hit muslims in north london. the vehicle struck pedestrians close to a mosque leaving one person dead and several others injured. the father of four who lived in wales was not known to the security services and was believed to have acted alone. u.s. president donald announced north korea's "brutal regime" after the death of otto w armbier. the student spent more than a year in a north korean prison that and died. he was sentenced to 15 months of hard labor for trying to start -- steel eight political banner -- steel a political banner. sean spicer is being moved into a more senior role in bringing in a new spokesman for the president. plans to recognize the administration's medication steam is pulmonary. no final decision has been made. spicer has served as white house press secretary since president trump came to office in january and has been the subject of speculation for mo

juliette, i know you're still with us.you were listening to cynthia, who was describe iing t she witnessed, what does what she told us tell you? >>. >> two things. remember eyewitness reports we're always cautious about, but she was just there. this clearly took place near a mosque and a lot of the victims were coming out of the mosque. we are confirming that yet, but in terms of her eyewitness account, one of the first we have heard from that makes this significant and still terrorism, obviously, if it's a targeted attack. i think the other thing is i'm look iing at the clock at 8:53 p.m. our time. and the first went out over an hour ago about the incident. this is when i start to get nervous. first hour, i wait for facts to come this. i always wait for facts to come in, but the absence of a statement by the metropolitan police or the mayor, we haven't heard from him yet, the absence of a statement standing everyone down saying there's been a tragedy, but it's not the tragedy you're thinking of, that is significant at thi

juliette, you looked great on that horse. you look like you knew what you were doing. >> good old blue, thank you! >>> new at 5:00, president donald trump's financial disclosure forms are being made public now. the documents show the president with assets worth 1.6 billion-dollar. he reported income of $580 million almost half from his golf courses and he had liabilities of $316 million. much of that in mortgages and loans. the disclosures offer the best look at the president's vast holdings since president trump has not released his official tax returns. meanwhile, the investigation into alleged russian interference in the 2016 election appears to be getting closer to the president. today, president trump tweeted a message that essentially confirms he is under investigation. he wrote this: d rosenstein... (sot: rep. adam schiff/(d) califo that was apparently a reference to the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> it certainly sounds like the president is adding rod rosenstein to the enemies list along with bob mueller

let's get out to juliette saly with your first word news. juliette: manus, thank you.n france, president emmanuel macron has expanded his control to put his party on track for a sweeping majority in the national assembly in the first round of the legislative election. vote,rty won 31.5% of the almost 10% ahead of the republicans. according to projections, the result would give him between 415 to 450 seats out of 570 in the lower house of parliament. has president donald trump renewed his attack on former fbi director james comey, tweeting that he is leaked comments about their white house talks were "cowardly" and suggested they could be illegal. meanwhile, jeff sessions will testify on capitol hill tomorrow about alleged russian meddling in the presidential election. he says it's important in light of the testimony last week. and president trump is reportedly considering scrapping or postponing a planned visit to britain this year amid a growing backlash over comments he made after the recent terror attack in london. according to "the new york expressedump has increas

let's get a first word news with juliette saly. republican leaders have issued a health care proposal aimed at winning over votes of moderate and conservative wings of their party. the plan was opposed by a group of four conservative gop senators. rand paul, ted cruz and others. the opposition could threaten passage of the bill. donald trump offered his backing for the proposal. a disaster, it is dead. totally dead, and we are putting in a plan today that is going to be negotiated. we would love to have democrat support but they are obstructionist. we will never get one, no matter how good it is. has nameddonald trump woody johnson to serve as u.s. ambassador to the u.k. johnson is the chairman and ceo of johnson co., a private asset management firm and the founder of johnson and johnson, the health care products manufacturer. before of the biggest banks and u.s. have cleared a stress test of their ability to withstand economic shock. every bank subject to the annual test exceeded minimum threshold. morgan stanley trailed the rest

matt: juliette, thanks. juliette hon saly.celed aon trip to mexico as he tries to resolve the guitar crisis. he had expected to go to cancun today. tillerson will instead continue his efforts to deescalate tensions in the middle east with phone conversations. anna: joining us from dubai, bloombergs middle east and african editor. good to see you. is there a bit of momentum behind the effort to resolve this issue? we have seen various diplomatic efforts from kuwait and elsewhere. where is the momentum coming from now? >> i think it's the tillerson aspects that seems to get going right now. a tript that he canceled to mexico seems like there are serious talks underway, and there seems to be less evidence of that just a week ago, where the american position was less clear. the u.s.me time, , seeminglys to qatar supporting the qatari position. with tillerson in action and the uae minister saying they need that western support, it looks like something is going on with serious talks on the way. matt: how does this position the u.s.?

let's get the first word news with juliette saly. juliette: anna, thank you.reditors have a great to release 8.5 billion euros. the finance ministers also reinforced their commitment to -- they stopped short of providing definitive steps. it cuts a keep chapter of the country's bailouts and whether it could make large bond payments due in july. in the u.k., it anger is growing after the deadly blaze that devastated a tower block in west london. it highlights divisions within british society, wealth inequality, and frustrations with the political establishment. the official death toll stands at 17, with warnings that the fatalities may reach triple figures. the international monetary fund says the area's economic recovery has gained momentum, but it warned that some of the high debt countries may face difficulties when accommodation is reduced. at the same time, they cautioned that inflation remains subdued. in the u.s., special counsel robert mueller is investigating the finances and business dealings of jared kushner, president trump's son-in-law and advisor.

juliette saly is standing by. rallied. announced new plans to forge a closer relationship with shoppers. they expect sales to increase this year, exporting currency effects. plansbuilt -- there are to offer goods directly by amazon. equityead of acquisitions for asia-pacific is one of many hired in recent months. the move is part of a broader push by a german bank to see client assets rebound. that is your bloomberg business flash. the trump administration, ae revised travel ban faced new court challenge even before it took effect overnight. hawaii has asked a judge to clarify whether the government violated the supreme court's instructions in defining who is covered by the ban and who is excluded. the justice department declined to comment. jody joins us now from hong kong. took effect last night. were there any left minute attempts to halt it? like it is taking effect, despite the challenge. the challenge deals with the issue on how they will determine who can, and who is exempt. that is the issue here. it is going to ha

i want to bring in juliette kayyem, national security analyst. we got a great deal of information from scotland yard. six innocent people dead, three assailants dead. they drove the van across london bridge straight to borough market, started stabbing people. a number of people were stabbed there and within eight minutes the british police were on the scene shooting the assailants dead and as nic robertson pointed out and juliette you pointed out, they now know who these people are. they are hunting down any leads. we heard explosions or loud bangs at least and it's not impossible that that was law enforcement going there and tracing them to their homes and inspecting them. >> that's exactly right. remember after all of these terrorist attacks there was a broad sweep, as there should be, to neighborhoods, family, friends, roommates, colleagues and there will be more arrests as we saw after manchester than maybe there are guilty. after plant there wemanchester arrests which is expected in the next it 4 to 36 hours after a terror attack. this is wh

shares.nt anna: juliette saly in hong kong.heresa may will meet with eu leaders in brussels for her first summit since the disastrous general election. she is expected to outline how britain proposes to treat the black citizens after leaves, while diplomats worry her strategy could lay bare divisions over brexit. joining us is matt miller. what does theresa may have to sell to the other 27 leaders at this summit? they will have dinner tonight. 4.5 million people from the countriesnion, the 27 -- these people's rights, it's important to theresa may as well as eu officials including germany's angela merkel. it's important that these people's rights be extended past the march 2019. theresa may has to come up with a plan to maintain the free movement of those people at the very least without impinging on the rights of her own citizens post-brexit, and the eu leaders that are coming to brussels are skeptical that she can do that. anna: the obstacles that are faced here and getting to the same page on this, there seems to be plenty o

here is juliette saly. juliette: purpose may be throwing a lifeline for its superjumbo.in talks with buying more -- 20 more planes. emirates is the biggest a 380 operator in the world. the order could be worth $8.7 billion before discounts all the people familiar with the discussions say the carrier has not decided exactly how many planes it wants. hewlett-packard ceo said she is giving president donald trump's administration the benefit of the doubt. speaking exclusive to bloom -- to bloomberg meg whitman who publicly backed hillary clinton said she supports some but not all of trump's policies. >> we are in favor of tax reform. we think the ability to repatriate cash overseas at a lower taxsaid rate is important. a lower corporate tax rate would spur growth in the u.s. on the other hand we are not for the border adjustment tax, that is very difficult for companies that import a high degree of their costs and work on low margins. the retailers, a lot of the technology companies, we think that is not in our best interest and by extension in the best interest of the unite

the bloomberg first word news from juliette saly. juliette: thank you.ve been hospitalized after a huge blaze involved a tower block in west london. the fire started at 1:00 a.m. an wasgency scene -- emergency at the scene. people at the scene spoke of not being able to reach friends and family inside. in the u.s., the federal open -- --n market committee is it announcing an increase. it will speak to the previous guidance for another hike and the first step toward unwinding the 4.5 chile dollar balance sheet. we will bring you special coverage of that decision from six clock p.m. bloomberg time. customers can all all the live go.news on 2 speaking ins was front of the intelligence center committee. >> to suggest that i ,articipated in any collusion that i was aware of any collusion with the russian government to rate this country which i have served with honor for 35 years or to undermine the integrity of our democratic process is an appalling and detestable lie. related, there is the assertion that i did not answer senator franken's question honestly a

juliette: the u.k.rime minister says the police are treating a van crash as a potential terrorist attack. one person has died and eight hitbeen injured after a van people. the driver has been arrested and taken to a hospital. no other suspects were identified or reported to police. the counterterrorism command is leading the investigation. has declared three days of national mourning after a forest fire triggered by thunderstorms killed more than 60 people. at least 30 people died in the vehicle with more bodies found on the side of the road. more than 800 firefighters were still working yesterday to contain the blaze, which erupted saturday and spread. britain is to observe eight respect fornce as the credit felt tower disaster. theresa may has said the response was not good enough. that comes as public criticism of her has mounted and police raise double debt told to at least 58. the u.k. government has been asked it has canceled the queen's speech to give lawmakers more time to get -- deal with brexi

here's juliette saly.asaemilius a going ahead with the lance made with the european central bank. according to the spanish newspaper he and [inaudible] bank does not plan to request emergency liquidity assistance from the ecb as it not currently necessary. early merger talks between t-mobile and sprint indicated a all stock deal may be the option of putting the need for financing. parent companies door to telecom and softbank do not know if they and are talking to other potential partners. any potential merger would become kidded by the need for regulatory approval. complicated by the need for regulatory approval. new dearth ofng orders. the company is dropping rates. a decision will be made before the end of the year in the absence of sales. that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: thank you. let's talk about qatar. this is four arab nations pushing to isolate qatar from its ties with iran. yousef gamal el-din is here. what have you got for us to capture the moment? seems crises follow me wherever i

manus: thank you very much, juliette saly.the biggest banks in the united states of america announce a share buyback and plans to boost dividends after the fed says that more than in us capitol. su keenan has the details from new york. >> 33 banks past the test with lying colors. one was kept after school, so to speak and as to resubmit the plan. in terms of after our action, it was a party on wall street with many big banks announcing surprisingly large ipaqs and dividends. largestart with -- buybacks and dividends. let's start with j.p. morgan dividend toing the $.56 a share. no direction to any of these banks capital plans. one analyst saying results came in far better than expected. let's look at citigroup. to citigroup buyback was up 15.6 billion of shares. they doubled the dividend to $.32 a share, far more than acted by even the most optimistic analyst. america another positive story. most analysts had expected city and bank of america to be among the big expected winners. they had an exceptionally high payouts. bank of

juliette: that is your bloomberg business flash. thanks very much, juliette saly out of hong kong.me minister theresa may will publish a legislative program heavy on brexit in the queens speech shorn of had entry unlikely to be light on domestic controversy. westminster.is in what will we hear about brexit, and just to clarify for those who are not from the u.k., this is a speech from theresa may at the queen simply reads out. is that the case? yes, that is exactly right. the queen reads it, but the government rights it. that is essentially what we are talking about. theresa may that she will respond with humility and resolved to the results of the most recent election. it's the first big test of her conservative minority government. there could be clues as to how big is -- how ambitious her plans are. in order to be sure the queens speech will be passed by a vote in the comments next week, that's the timeline here. 11:30 we get the queen delivering the speech, then follows the debate of the next few days and next week, wednesday and thursday we get the vote on what the queens spee

they are out there, juliette. >> reporter: they're out there, yes. welcome to the wild kingdom.his is their land, as well. but these bobcats are kind of inching closer and closer to homes and also to golf course out here in clayton. we want to show you that video again. look closely. but i want to warn you that that bob catch was also catching -- bobcat was catching its dinner. it was feasting on a squirrel. the woman took the picks. the bobcat didn't even budge from its perch while she was capturing these images. she says luckily a fence was separating her dog from where the bobcat was lounging. >> so quite scary and, you know, they do eat little dogs and cats. >> reporter: and this bobcat is no stranger to people in the area. it's been spotted on hole number 12 several times. >> sit there and looked at me. >> reporter: he saw the cat four or five times. >> i have gotten within 15 feet of him by surprise. he saw me, and he went the other way. i don't know how many there is around here but there's probably i'm sure more than one. >> reporter: and this one sure didn't mind a back

let's get across the first word news with juliette saly. juliette: manus, thank you.eaderposition labour jeremy corbyn and prime minister theresa may have traded belows in -- traded blows. campaigning ahead of thursday's election was temporarily halted after three men killed seven people and injured 50. within hours, the leading parties tour up any notion of detente and swapped blows. madeile we have significant progress in recent years, there is, to be frank, far too much tolerance of extremism in our country, so we need to become far more robust in identifying it and sniffing it out across the public sector and across society. difficultrequire some and often embarrassing conversations. whohe mass murderers brought terror to our streets in london and manchester want our election halted. they want our democracy halted. they want their violence to overwhelm our right to vote in a fair and peaceful election, to go about our lives freely. that is why there can be no doubt that next thursday's vote must go ahead. four arab countries let by saudi arabia has cut diplomatic

let's get a bloomberg is a spice with juliette saly.tte: investment and low $20e points 30 points his billion stake in l'oreal. tos to encourage management change with a greater sense of urgency by filling it stake in l'oreal and reviewing its portfolio. in figure $5ake million in the company. there were unable to a measly comment. takata,it airbag maker, filed for bankruptcy protection in the u.s. and japan. it listed more than $10 million in liabilities, including claims from automakers like honda and toyota and those who brought class action lawsuits. russian billionaire mikell friedman reached a deal to buy , one of the largest hotel retail change in europe. they will pay 1.8 billion pounds, the brand is currently part of a bounty company. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: thank you indeed juliette saly. the bloomberg l.a. the blog is saying analysts will turn their attention to the regional elections, the final round of municipal votes. the 80 plus year old former .rime minister joining us now, mark cudmore, bloomberg ana

here's juliette saly. juliette: guy, thank you. u.k. opposition labor leader jeremy corbyn and prime minister theresa may traded blows in the wake of the deadly terror attack. campaigning ahead of the election was temporarily halted after three men killed seven people and injured almost 50 others, but within hours, they blew up any notion of detente and swapped barbs. >> while we have made significant progress in recent years, there is, to be frank, far too much tolerance of extremism in our country. so we need to become far more robust in identifying it and sniffing it out across the public sector and across society. that will require some difficult and often embarrassing conversation. >> the mass murderers who brought terror to our street in london and manchester want the election halted. they want our democracy halted. they want their violence to overwhelm our right to vote in a fair and peaceful election, to go about our lives freely. that is why there can be no doubt that next thursday's vote must go ahead. juliette: meanwhile, a b

juliette saly has your first word news. reporter: thank you. euro denominated derivatives may be forced to relocate to the european union after brexit. a person with knowledge of the matters set under the proposals to be rolled out today, some seemed systemically important to the european financial system and could be subjected to direct oversight by the eu authority. the trump administration has laid out its highly anticipated federalich urges overwrite loosening grading rules and tearin back the powers of the watchdog. donald is planning to scale back his predecessor's effort to open cuba to tourism and trade. the the president's advisers says they are preparing options, including new limits on american travel to the island and restricting partnerships between u.s. companies and those with ties to the cuban military. final options have not yet been presented to trump, though he is expected to make a decision on friday. u.s. national security agency chief mike rogers met behind closed doors with the senate intelligence committee. senators made

manus: thank you very much for the roundup there, juliette saly.nna is down in westminster ahead of the election. front and center as we go into these last 24 hours of polling. big: indeed, this is a theme here in the u.k. as you would expect. theresa may has-beens begin about what she would be prepared to do and wants to do in terms of legislation and changes to all us if she wins this election. she said she is willing to terra human rights legislation in the battle against terrorists. two is campaigning an event in the west of london. she said she would make it easy for authorities to arrest terror suspects. she speaks with quite laudable authority on the subject but with that also comes a level of responsibility. as you heard the labour party say, perhaps you bears the responsibility for any failure to make changes to policy in the past. that remains one of the key debates. the latest polling, no change for the conservative level of support, which is interesting in itself. labor at 36%, that puts seven points between them. the overall trend has

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let me bring back juliette who are is joining us via skype. we have not >> we still have not heard any information from the law enforcement there. >> that is exactly right. so, what that says is that there is no denying explanation for this tragedy. in other words, it's not drugs, it's not drunk driving. this is something that the police are both investigating because they want to make sure that other mosques that might be vulnerable are protected at this stage. remember it's ramadan. this is not just a safer time for the muslim community. it is also a family time. so, you have multiple generations visiting mosques at the very time this has happened. and, so, i would anticipate as i've been saying that the absence of anything being said by the metropolitan police since those tweets almost over an hour ago now means that they are trying to figure out what the story is and what they should be saying to the public. if this is, as we now -- as peter and i have been saying, certainly looks like it based on our expertise, a targeted attack, targeted

is's go to the bloomberg this flash with juliette saly. juliette: thank you.bank has outlined the new structure for its investment and banking division. a copy of any mail seen by bloomberg will create a separate business for equities and leveraged o market operations. they unveiled details of the division of responsibilities itseen the co-heads of newly combined investment banking and trading unit. qatar has signed a deal to buy jets from the u.s. the defense minister and his completedounterpart the $12 billion agreement in washington yesterday. the two countries are navigating tensions over donald trump's backing to isolate the country for supporting terrorism. has asked thel court in california for an order blocking a sale of the chip unit of toshiba, it's hard and are in a manufacturing joint venture. the u.s. company is toshiba from transferring joint ventures they have together in preparation for sales. a spokeswoman said the company could not yet comment as a had not yet received the complaint. slight technologies has received potential inquiries. accor

juliette: thank you.a's anbang insurance [inaudible] as theective came investigators began a wide-ranging probe into the and the chairman. a representative declined to comment on its relationship with banks. qatar is signing a bill to buy as many as 36 f-15 jets from the u.s. the pentagon said the defense minister and his american counterpart completed the agreement in washington yesterday. the move comes as the country navigate tensions over president donald trump's backing for saudi led coalition to isolate the country for supporting terrorism. western digital has asked according california for an order blocking the sale of the chip unit of toshiba it's partner in a manufacturing joint venture. it is trying to stop disease where from -- toshiba. said the could not complain because they had not -- they could not respond because they had not gotten the complaint. guy: deutsche bank has announced a new structure for its corporate and investmen banking division. according to people familiar with the matter.

latest news, here's juliette. >>> it was great weather to take in the north beach at the festival. columbus and grant area, people passed the neighborhood to enjoy street art, live bands, food, and beer gardens. >> love the festival. neighborhoods, walk down the street and hang out with a couple hundred thousand of our neighbors. good time. >> the fun and festivities continue tomorrow at 10 a.m. >>> still to come, gearing up for san francisco pride. how they're getting the hillside ready for a familiar symbol. >>> straight ahead, two local teams. one of them in freefall. the other, the a's, toe to toe with the most storied franchise in sports. this week.. helping the city prepare. his herd . >>> san francisco pride is next weekend and some unusual landscapers have been hard at work this week helping the city to prepare. sf public works hired this herd of goats to prepare the hillside for the iconic pink try angle and when they're done, it will look a little something like this. san francisco will be packed next week for the annual two-day pride celebration. up to 2 million people a

joining us via skype juliette kie january. thanks for coming back.has these memos notes he made after every meeting with the president. do you think he'll bring those with him? >> he has a story to tell. people have to remember comey became a household name during the bush administration for something very similar in which he took on his bosses and elders. this was related to some provisions of the pay tri yot act during the war n terror. he had compelling testimony. comey knows how to tell a story. i wouldn't call him a show boat but he knows how to tell a narrative. it will be very difficult for the white house to excuse let's put it that way. >> democrats are likely to press comey about the request president trump made and whether he saw this as obstruction of justice. what if comey says yes? >> then it becomes part of the special prosecutors case. mueller has a mandate. he's looking at people in the white house now and he will look at the over all obstruction of justice charges. whatever comey says of course comey has to be held to because he's g

in dublin, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> president trump will visit paris next month. he just accepted french president emmanuel macron's invitation to attend bastille day celebrations. they will mark 100 years since the u.s. entered world war i. the white house says the visit will reaffirm the powerful links between the two countries. >> don't kill me! >> meanwhile, new video of protestors being dragged by police down a hallway on capitol hill. they gathered in a senate office building chanting their opposition to the latest plan to repeal and replace obamacare. this comes as senate republicans are regrouping to get enough support to pass the healthcare plan. allen martin is here with the next move. >> reporter: ken, gop senators acknowledged there was no way to pass the bill as is. so now they are back at work to find a compromise and the president is optimistic. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is negotiating behind closed doors trying to gain support for his party's healthcare bill. >> we know that we cannot afford to delay on this issue. >> reporter: but a d

juliette. >>> the elite athletes in the bay area that could only finish 2/3 of their race.on confusion. >> plus making it rain. the new devices being debuted in san francisco and what they shoot into the clouds to create more wet weather. >> and coming up next on game day. the npa surface is back in town. the warriors look to bring the curtain down tomorrow. >> we know what it takes, we know we have it. >> i may get 30 requests for steph curry. >> we'll meet the team behind the team because somebody has to handle all those media requests. join us for game day coming up next. the annual pride parade in los angeles... turned into what's being called "the resist >>> got to go back to

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> new clues into last year's warehouse fire that left 36 people dead. a worker with the oakland fire department claims to have seen exposed wiring in the ghost ship warehouse two months before the tragedy. the information is part of an amended lawsuit that includes the city of oakland, alameda county and the state of california. the suit claims that the agencies failed to shut down a crowded fire trap. an estimated 100 people were inside the warehouse for a music show on the night the fire started last december. most of the victims killed were trapped upstairs unable to escape from a makeshift stairway. >>> people in palo alto could be in for some sticker shock on the next city utility bill. palo alto weekly reports that rates are going up on everything starting july 1. the biggest boost? a 10.8% hike on electricity rates. gas, water, trash and storm water fees are also going up between 4 and 5% each. altogether the rate changes will add about $6.79 to the average monthly bill. >>> the north bay's newest transportation system, how you can get a free pre

here is the first word news with juliette saly.uliette: in the u.s., the trump administration said syrian forces are planning another temple attack on rebel forces. it also issued a warning that bashar al-assad would pay a heavy price if it proceeded. potential preparations for the use of chemical weapons that appeared similar to the april 4 attack that prompted donald trump to order ace -- a missile strike two days later. president trump said the partial revising -- revival of his band is a victory for national security. muslim-majority countries will be barred unless they can show a genuine relationship with a person or entity in the u.s. the court will consider muslim-y countries will be in october whether the executive order is constitutional. at least three republican senators will vote to block the latest version of their party's health care bill. threatening majority leader mitch mcconnell's hopes of repealing obamacare. a new report found the bill would leave an initial 22 million people without health care in a decade. a f

has finally outfitted its entire fleet with working surveillance cameras, but juliette goodrich foundhey may not be watching out for you as closely as you think. >> reporter: out with the decoy cameras -- >> feel better that they have the cameras that are working. >> reporter: -- and in with brand-new working security cameras on all 669 b.a.r.t. trains, four cameras per train, all of them installed and ready to record. >> and they provide very good quality images. so if something happens on board a car, police can pull it. we now have video of you. we have your image that we can share with police. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.'s dummy cameras came to light after a fatal shooting on a b.a.r.t. train january, 2016. there was no video of the murder. the only still photo taken was from the platform. the killer is still at large. >> now that they have these cameras installed on every single b.a.r.t. train, the question now is how many people are monitoring the camera feeds? so if there is a crime in progress, will there be anyone that can monitor the feed live time? >> no because that's just not p

juliette. >> reporter: hi, allen. there was a heightened level of security and law enforcement agencies working as a team combined from local, state and federal agencies to ensure the safety of more than a million fans today. and i have to say, job well done. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: a championship celebration parade of this magnitude requires strategic planning behind the scenes. to ensure the safety of the players, local leaders, and more than a million fans. because in this day and age, a gathering like this is a soft target. [ applause and cheers ] >> we're wrong the parade route. the parade is just about to begin. you can see all the law enforcement lining the street here which is standard for an event like this. they have extra law enforcement today in particular for the huge event. >> all our available officers here at the oakland police department are working today. so regular days off are canceled. >> reporter: bomb-sniffing dogs to bomb-detection devices and drone detection to prevent attacks fro

know this better than i, they're targeting fis hated ways. >> so juliette could the russians have figuredon their own? >> i think they could have, i think we don't know. i think we just don't know the extent of the evidence on the collusion issue. but i don't think we can say well, it hasn't been fund out yet so tlofr it doesn't exist. i'm much more comfortable about patient. these national security cases take a long time, data has has been mined, witnesses have to be interviewed. i do think what's essential to remember is that mueller's investigation involve some of the best criminal investigators and prosecutors. they're not just looking at obstruction by financial dealings and the issue that is came up this week. i think we all know the theory of the case yet, but we know we c cannot say that everything is fine here. >> all right julian and doug, good to see you guys. >>> it's the most defensive congressional race ever and with three days to go until election day, things are heating up. we'll take you live on the campaign trail where candidates are making they're last-minute pitchers t

kpix five's juliette goodrich shows us... this isn't th >>> well, new video shows a bobcat in a tree in an east bay home. this is not the first time this cat has been spotted in same neighborhood. kpix 5's juliette goodrich reports. >> imagine spotting this in your backyard tree. a bobcat feasting on a squirrel. >> that's a squirrel. >> reporter: she immediately took this photo and video. the bobcat didn't budge from its perch while she was capturing these images. she says luckily a fence was separating her dog from where the bobcat was lounging. >> so it's quite scary and, you know, they do eat little dogs and cats. >> reporter: and this bobcat is no stranger to people in the area. it's been spotted on hole number 12 several times. >> just sit there and look at me. >> reporter: martin burke has seen it four or five times. >> i have gotten within 15 feet of him by surprise. he saw me and he went the other way. i don't know how many there are around here but i'm sure there are more than one. >> reporter: and this one sure didn

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let's get a first word news update with juliette saly.uliette: greases creditors have agreed to release a .5 billion euros for new low -- new loans for athens. short of providing definitive steps. the decision caps a key chapter in the country's bailout and ends months of uncertainty about whether they could release -- meet bailout goals by july. there is outrage over a blaze in london. it has highlighted divisions society, and the official death toll stands at 17. police warned that fatalities may reach triple figures. the international monetary fund has said the euro zone economic recovery has -- some high debt countries may face problems when accommodation is reduced. the fund cautioned that inflation expectations remain inflation at undesirably low levels. in the u.s., special counsel robert mueller is investigating the finances in business dealings of jared kushner, president trump's son-in-law and advisor. according to the "washington post," fbi agents and prosecutors have been studying the financial dealers of other trump associate

here's juliette saly. juliette: thank you. in london, 30 people have been hospitalized after a huge blaze engulfed the tower block in the west of the city. the fire started at 1:00 a.m. u.k. time and emergency crews were at the scene six hours later. it is not clear if residents were trapped but people at the scene spoke of not being will to reach friends and family who had been inside. still in the u.k., prime minister theresa may is under pressure to abandon her plan for hard brexit. that comes as she tries to stitch together a deal with the democratic unionist party that will keep her tories and power. emmanuel acheron echoed the german finance minister who said it would not be too late for the u.k. to change its mind and stay in the eu. the u.s. attorney general has denied any suggestion that he colluded with russia to interfere with last year's presidential election. jeff sessions was speaking during his appearance in front of the senate can't -- intelligence community -- committee. >> to suggest i which is abated in any

juliette saly instead invite with the business flash. juliette? optimism in the u.k.as plunged after theresa may lost the majority in congress. the survey of visitors over the weekend showed 57% of britain's economy over the next year. the institute of directors says it's higher than when the country voted in june last year to leave the eu. board approvedts several changes to the right hailing company, but provided no clarity. his confidence and head of business in michael. they approved all recommendations from an investigations commission came after a meeting yesterday that lasted more than six hours. the company declined to comment further. led the technology shares in hong kong after recent gains were excessive. hong kong's stock market has become reliant on tencent which immersed for 6% this year, 100 million u.s. dollars in value. the largest internet company accounted for a quarter of the gain in 2017. that is your bloomberg is this flash. manus? manus: let's talk about the gulf crisis and the mediation that has gone on. you have kuwaitis say qatar is ready to

. >> juliette, i want to break in. we're hearing from scotland yard.ten. >> finally, i'd ask the public to be vigilant and contact the police if they have any concerns. >> can you just tell us, is this instant completely over now? >> finally, i'd ask the public to be vigilant and contact the police if they have any concerns. >> can you tell us if this incident is completely over now? >> our current belief is that there were three attackers, but this is early on so we've still got inquiries to work through. >> there were three attackers in the vehicle, so the attackers from the vehicle have all been killed? >> so this was a protracted incident that started on the bridge and finished in borough market and we believe three people are involved but there is more investigation that needs to be done to be confidant about that. >> can you tell us more about the attacks and where people were killed? >> we're still getting to the bottom of what has gone on and the number of casual sees. it's a complex scene as you would understand. last question? >> can you tell

here's juliette saly. juliette: thank you. polling stations in the u.k.re open for the country's second general election in two years. a total of 650 westminster mps will be elected with 46 .9 million people registered to vote. tune in for one hour special on the election at 10 p.m. u.k. time where you will get instant analysis. jamesu.s. -- fbi director comey will say donald trump pressure him for loyalty and he sought forbearance for michael flynn and asked comey to lift a "cloud" of the russian investigation. we will bring you special coverage of that hearing from 2:40 p.m. u.k. time on tv, radio, and twitter. blumberg customers can follow live go.at on the concerns that cutter's -- exacerbate will external vulnerabilities and could put pressure on its growth and metrics. china's overseas sit -- and shipments accelerated as local demand shows signs of picking up. exports rose in may and dollar turn and imports increased 14 -- 14.8 percent leaving a trade surplus. north korea has launched a series of short range missiles that up for to be designed to at

juliette: you can permit with hit by a cyber attack on saturday. house of commons is investigating the incident along with the national cyber security sector. the breach came two days after the times reported the password for officials failed. qatarllerson has said will find it difficult to comply with some demands led by the saudi led block. he did say they can -- there can be a basis to talk. the list of demands numbers that 13. -- numbers at 13. in pakistan, more than 150 people have been killed after eight tanker exploded. a tanker exploded. in the u.s., firefighters are battling intense leases in california and utah. out in southern california after a car crashed on a freeway. meanwhile, officials say better weather conditions have limited the growth of a wildfire in utah . it has come to the evacuation of 1500 people from hundreds of homes. spacex has launched its ninth record of the year. last night's liftoff from california follows another launch on friday. the craft is carrying 10 satellites. it is the first time spacex has sent to rockets

paul callan, cnn legal analyst, juliet juliette kayyem, and errol lewis, and lynn sweet, bureau chief for chicago sun times. after all that, let me give you one more name. bring in cnn washington correspondent ryan nobles at the white house. president trump is essentially accusing comey of perjury. what's next in this investigation? >> reporter: essentially, the investigation continues, martin, regardless of spin from both sides, james comey's testimony neither convicts nor vindicates president trump. instead, it's just really another step in a very lengthy process of a very complicated investigation. the main is conducted by robert mueller, former fbi director and special counsel, and the president accusing james comey of not telling the truth. the president saying he, too, would be willing to give his version of their conversation and what he told comey about michael flynn under oath as well. take a listen. >> so he said those things under oath. would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of events? >> 100%. i didn't say under oath. i hardly know the man. i wouldn'

national security analyst juliette kayyem and steve hall, agood evening.general sessions gave an emotional denial of any collusion with the russian in an opening statement. let's listen, then we'll talk. >> the suggestion that i participated in any collusion, that i was aware of any collusion with the russian government to hurt this country, which i have served with honor for 35 years, or to under mine the integrity of our democratic process, is an appalling and detestable lie. >> but when it came to answering specific questions about russia, he said he never received a detailed briefing despite all the stories of russian hacking and michael flynn's contacts with russia even before he recused himself. does that answer make sense to you? >> not at all. i mean, sort of cry me a river about jeff sessions feeling sorry for himself, that sort of seems like a side issue. the bigger issue is that the attorney general of the united states never asked about the sort of biggest challenge to our democracy that we saw in 2016, that we will continue to see in these ele

here's juliette saly.eporter: bmw is bolstering its best defense against donald trump's trade row with germany. yesterday the german automaker revealed the revamp sports utility vehicle in the palin a, as it carolina, release plans to create another 1000 jobs. >> we are releasing in the united states market. it is our second home. we are manufacturing and assembly as many as possible. that is why we are investing in other $600 million, another 1000 jobs in the next four years. we are coming into the market with a new urgency. the united states is a very important market for us. reporter: italy's finance ministers says no more of his country's banks will need state aide. he was speaking in schools of lead to bloomberg after the italian government are castrated a 17 billion euro rescue of financial lenders. >> we don't expect other lenders needing state aid. considering of course, as i said, cases in which this would be, in theory -- lumia underlined that, in theory, with new cases. we don't expect no cases

and juliette. welcome to the program.you first, let me get your reactions to manu raju reports, does the retch have a a point should jared kushner's secure clearance be suspended? >> oh absolutely he has a point. the house and senate intelligence investigation and now the judiciary investigation, you've got a lot of data pointing to jared kushner, his failure to disclose information. his sort of amnesia about what he's doing with the russians, let alone the fact he also ran the data management side of the campaign, something we know mueller is looking at. it is a fair question to ask and i'll tell you anyone who wouldn't the president's son-in-law would not have a security clearance at this stage. >> ambassador, kushner failed to report dozens of leaders with foreign meetings on his security application, should he have access to the nation's biggest secrets until this investigation clears him? >> well, i don't think you automatically pulls someone's clearance, presumely until it's investigated theerly to get the clearance

but kpix 5's juliette goodrich discovered there's still one thing those cameras won't do. >> reporter: out with the decoy cameras. >> feel better that they have working cameras. >> reporter: in with brand-new security cameras on all new 696 bart trains all with four trains ready to record. >> they provide good quality images so if something happens, plus can pull it. we have video of you. we have your image to share with police. >> it's great that they have more visibility to what people are doing given the hype that happened where a lot of people got robbed. >> reporter: bart's fake cameras came to light after a fatal shooting on a bart train january 2016. there was no video of the murder. the only still photo taken was from the platform. the killer is still at large. >> multiple angles and very clear images. it's because of these cameras we arrested two suspects from the coliseum robberies. >> reporter: and now that they are in every train, the question now is how many people are monitoring the camera feed. so if there is a crime in progress, will there be anyone who can monitor the