. >> emilee keen is assigned to a neighboring housing unit. but the couple has learned to skirt jail regulations in order to carry on their clandestine courtship. >> we are not allowed to have any letters we can't pass to any other inmates. so we have to be sneaky about it. so we go to this door, and then after it is folded like this, we just pass it under like that. and then they grab it. and then they write one and send it back. i stuff this in my legal folders so they can't search it. this, i covered it with like a cover letter to the -- to the judge. but these are all of the letters from emilee. and i think i have given her even more. there's 71 letters in here. >> keen still remembers the first time dailey wrote her. >> i, you know, read the letter from brayden, and it said that she was born with x and y chromosomes and that she was taking shots of testosterone. it kind of blew me back a little bit. i was like, whoa, you know, i didn't think that would be something you would put off in the first letter that you are meeting someone. you ar

i'm tom keene.s to our guest host -- this menace to our guest host. jonathan tisch is chairman of those corporation --loews corporation. behind in behind, steel, in asphalt, and indeed, in infrastructure vision. i see it everyday. what do we need to do to jumpstart what you when i saw when we were kids? >> we need to make sure that the highway fund is reenacted. we have to come up with a new formula because people are driving less and we are driving more fuel-efficient cars and it is based on gas consumption, how that gets funded. we put in the nexgen system in terms of air traffic control and use gps technology to put more planes in the sky. and that we have to work with our local and state governments thensure that airports, roads that bring people to and from airports, work on some rail projects -- you mentioned the competition internationally. there are more people hitting the roads globally than ever before. every time an international traveler comes to this country, they spend more money i say

i'm tom keene.arlet fu and adam johnson. >> lawyers in the suspect for lost years boston marathon bombing want to move the trial to washington, d.c. they say chocolates and i have cannot get a fair trial in tsarnaev cannot get a fair trial in boston or anywhere in massachusetts. limitedko is giving a window for rebels to lay down weapons. want to know if the congressional staff members took off wall street traders about a change in health care policy. according to "the wall street journal," they have subpoenaed a aide. jury "surveillance" correction. i said dr. dry. it has been noted on twitter i am an idiot. ree.ou also said dr. d >> andre young. we correct every error on "surveillance." loop," betty, what do you have coming up? >> we're covering the aftermath of the fed. we are also looking into this other issue, guys, which is due athletes make good ceo's? we have a former nfl player with us who started a chain of -- i wouldn't say fast casual restaurants down in the south. crawford ker will be j

i am tom keene.t is alan krueger from princeton university. can there be any confidence in draghi economics? this is fascinating. people say this is a way for alan krueger. we would have to write a new textbook for the european crisis. draghi has been writing it. the problems europe is facing are different than the ones we are facing. i think she -- he has done a remarkable job keeping the euro together. it is remarkable what they have been doing. goes back to world war ii and the to unify. i have heard many germans talk about the need to stay solidified. it was at risk two years ago. drawdy said he would do whatever it took to keep them together. he has done that. i have been surprised by the commitment. portugal, spain, italy, they have gone through tremendous amount of payment to stay together. thatat is your confidence we can move from money and banking over to the real economy? that draghi can actually help growth and job formation western mark --? >> i think he is done everything except the kit

i am tom keene. and adame, scarlet fu johnson. adam johnson gets to a brief morning brief because it is summer. >> tomorrow is the longest day of the year. make sure you make your plans accordingly. britain's budget deficit is a little changed. the subtlety is that the tax receipts rose slightly as the uk's economy improved. >> this is the success economy among the g7. >> correct. >> it is like the greatest story never told. summoning people working part-time because they can't get full-time jobs, but if you dig down deeper, there is improvement there. no economic data here in the u.s. tuesday, we are going to get a ton of data on housing. that is probably the best read, -- we will be talking about housing a lot today. we have carmax and garden restaurants. summer starts tomorrow. make plans accordingly. >> watch the world cup. i don't know anything about it. >> we have the u.s. on sunday. u.s.-portugal on sunday. >> are portugal's stars not playing,, right? >> were null the? -- ronaldo? are you spreading rumors here? >> i am stil

i'm tom keene. we diverge.scarlet fu with the most important story of the day. >> back in the day, scoring luxury box of sweets for a big game was all it took to satisfy a client. now tickets to the game are just part of the experience. has securedan sports event packages for 20 years. the one he likes for accounting, a trip to london for his family. tickets to gold-medal games. price tag -- 350,000 dollars, which includes the 18% commission that his company pocketed. what kind of access can he get to this stanley cup finals? i have my basic wish list -- prime seats, hang out from some of the champs of the 1994 champion rangers team. but it has been 20 years since the rangers made the finals and i want more. can i go into the locker room? >> very possible. >> can i ride on the zamboni between the first and second period? >> definitely. >> can i get mark messier to skate with my kids and give them shooting tips? dayf you want to do it next or prior, absolutely. >> he stumbled on the business two years out of col

i'm tom keene, scarlet fu and adam johnson.ining us this hour, formerly of hewlett-packard, a political disease in california a couple of years ago as well. the news, and the price of brent crude, well, they're quiet as we await news of current event in iraq. a bloomberg contributor has a unique perspective on the middle east. doctor, i spoke to you a few days ago, the news flow is so extraordinary, we need an update. i would like to know from you how you would suggest saudi arabia and the rest of sunni middle east will respond to iraq. >> oh, gosh, tom, that's a really difficult question. i'm not sure how they're going to respond. what i do know is that the situation in iraq is getting worse, and that the regional repercussions are getting higher, and that's what the markets started worrying about yesterday. >> this is ancient, ancient battleground between shia and sunni. the new word is califate. i know you looked at that, how do you describe what could be new borders within iraq? within iraq, syria, kurdistan, and jordan? >>

>> tom keene fired up.orrow night in los angeles. >> that is why i'm wearing blue. >> the goal line was tilted -- >> nothing was tilted. it was flat, totally flat. >> you are seriously a hockey stud, you played in college, tom keene. when ice is warmer -- >> huge difference, huge difference. i was on a lousy team. we literally would keep the ice warmer to slow down better teams. >> that is like playing basketball at princeton. they put the shot clock at 24 seconds -- >> i played hockey in hong kong and soft ice was the only way i could play. >> they know it is going to bounce when it is warm. >> when i play tennis, i play with that balls -- not > >> i'm embarrassed to say that even though i grew up in new england, i never learned to skate. my brothers used to take slapshot. i was the youngest kid and they would have me up with a baseball glove. >> soccer right now. >> tom, a soccer legend is among us. he led uba to three national finals and became the first american to captain a european team and lead team

i am tom keene.e is adam johnson and scarlet fu. today's and -- two days in a row. the jobs report. ten-year yields accept. under 250. the euro terms but dollar stronger. but dollar stronger. >> digital advertisements sending going to rise 18% for .he second year in a row apparently not fast enough for investors. companies like millennia edf, anything but rocket fuel. this company has been cut in half. brian wheezer interlaces the companies that pivotal research. cut through the noise. , how many ofhese these will be able to survive over the next couple of years? >> a least a few but there are dozens of companies that are at least as big as these that are private. most investors are completely unaware of them. the problem is people are unaware of how competitive the space is. are there any real business plans? >> absolutely. this is the infrastructure. buying and selling digital advertising is expensive. the labor involved is really hard. there is a lot of opportunity to make it easier. >> i agree th

i am tom keene. with me scarlet fu and adam johnson. we begin with an optimistic brief. >> absolutely. we found that industrial output rose the most since 2011. .> it is like a big deal >> in china inflation accelerates to the fastest pace in four months. the u.s. a couple of data points coming out today. is ms. optimism. -- business optimism. same-store sales. are people buying? >> i don't think i have been biting all year. i have been missing out. >> watching too much hockey. >> radioshack before the bell. amc movie theaters. t.j. maxx. linkedin. do you do at a shareholder meeting? >> you fire up the phone and say here is what we are going to do. having been to walmart, not a lot of substance. >> you are also fighting off protesters. >> general motors fighting off matthew miller. is in detroit. >> angela merkel meeting with david cameron in sweden, the northern lights this time of year. president obama taking questions today regarding student debt. that is a real problem. >> a huge problem. a data check. stocks, bonds, currencies and

i am tom keene with scarlet fu and adam johnson. with a very busy morning brief to get you started. >> overnight, chinese manufacturing rose to a seven-month high. with the purchasing managers that flipped. in the u.s., the chicago fed activity at 8:30 followed by the u.s. pmi at 9:45. existing home sales at 10:00. >> a busy week for housing overall. atcase-shiller and new homes some point. >> tomorrow, yep. >> looking for better housing market on friday when jermaine plays the west -- germany plays the u.s. >> earnings. micron. micron and hertz. baghdadry arrived in this morning. he was in cairo yesterday. he will be meeting with the iraqi prime minister. walden begins today. chile today.ersus cameroon ursus brazil. croatia versus mexico. good.y stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities. first day of summer, the advance continues. a real equity focus this morning. the good news in the equity markets, nearing 17,000. two year yield elevated. there is brent crude. 115 a fewely above minutes ago. what an interesting weekend. let's go

industry is very keen to come in and supplant russia's gas imports into the e.u. which make up a third of their gas imports much of which crosses ukraine with replace it with renewable energy unfortunately republicans in the u.s. and industry in the u.s. is quite keen to send in crude oil shale gas that's not the way to go now in terms of other negotiations i think ukraine president has shown that he's keen to negotiate when it comes to the east i think forays by the german foreign minister steinmeier in the polish foreign minister sikorski any effort to deescalate sikorsky saying that nato is not on the table for ukraine was a gesture of good gesture to russia and so any effort there to deescalate the rhetoric is key certainly ukraine president's speech on saturday is good in terms of amnesty for rebels wanting to disarm safe passage back to russia problem there. are also ukrainian president ukrainian citizens defending themselves i'm afraid you know there's a green men looking for these little green men just isn't really the case i mean it's ukrainians defending

bud probably wasn't quite so supportive of this costly elephant hunting trip to botswana but as a keen motorcyclists they did warm to the legend of him being an incognito rider helping people on remote roads the king hit the headlines again when he famously asked the late venezuelan president hugo chavez to literally shut up on the spanish correspondent bruce years ago via and the host of in the now and eastern hour he talked more about what spain is really think about their royals. do people in spain care well definitely people in spain in spain care and that's why thousands of people took on the streets to the streets recently i mean people actually wanted to have a referendum they really wanted to decide whether they wanted a king stealing in spain or they just wanted the keen to be out for ever so that was the main concern is a monarchy kind of state or going back to a republic because it's inexpensive and it's to hold up oh yes definitely this these house these royal house is going to cost these two year twenty fourteen almost eight million euros that's what's going to coast to ma

suspend work has had a knock on effect serbia for example might have to do likewise however they are keen for the work to be completed their president quoted as saying the south stream will guarantee the long term energy security of serbia and create conditions for boosting the domestic economy in italy officials are saying that italy will continue to support the south stream which is among the most strategically important projects on the continent well despite some countries wavering and washington and the e.u. trying to delay construction the signing of the agreement in vienna into the south stream is one step closer to becoming reality police got vienna austria. and if that deal is done sats train could start operating in twenty fifteen and would stop pumping enough natural gas to keep a third of homes warm for a year by twenty twenty supplies would increase by something life thirty percent and in ten years time from now they could be a whopping one hundred forty billion cubic meters per year and that would mean a quarter of europe's needs politicians say they are keen to close coopera

good morning, i am tom keene.avide, scarlet fu and jonathan ferro. >> the coo of twitter is stepping down. or, what ishe do your hurry? >> it is not clear over what, whether distraction of the company, control. this is all very curious as the company struggles to maintain its growth. david kirkpatrick had the same effect. is this all part of their transition from start up to publicly traded company. >> it is their transition from relatively small business to a massive pop service for everybody. itsh it has to become given public nature and the expectations of investors. a much more is difficult process than most investors thought about. it is not going that well. >> this is just come back to what everybody was talking about to begin with? people just are not using twitter. they do not understand. my mom does not know how to sign up. she gets facebook, but not twitter. not many people do. >> i would say the same thing. everyone at this table uses it, i'm sure. very aggressively. we understand that. are third cousin

being a keen motorcyclist did nothing to harm his image among his people but what many will no doubt remember most is the time he told the late venezuelan president hugo chavez to shut up. but i don't think i want to know what they new head of state has many challenges ahead of him for some insight on this i'm joined by author political analyst. thank you indeed for joining us just first of all one card as he was highly popular for much of his reon and yet he fell out of favor didn't he with the public in recent years what's the reason for that. well he was very popular in the past to be said that he was. from criticism in the media there was so to speak a tacit call for an end to the spanish media never to criticize them or there was a lot about you les should and has in the long term proved to be because once stories began to appear about him in the press of the match the idea let's say was so different from the rich that people were more disappointed that they would have died is the recent off his fall of popularity in the recent years and do you think philippe then will be able t

on china but not so keen on india. where you come with me next time we drive around the world ok we'll drive there and i know there and you will see me it's the worst bureaucracy in the indians learned bureaucracy from the english and they took it to a higher place it's astonishing how bureaucratic the indians are very little infrastructure very little education i mean it's a terrible place to do it if you're an in with the right politicians of course you get rich and you make a lot of money but otherwise it's a struggle i mean the same is pretty much true for every third world country if you're in with the guys running it you're in a pretty good pretty good shape and i guess you could say the same and in america great minds think alike now i want to ask you what do you make of the new indian prime minister narendra modi there is there's reports that he's very authoritarian no. he certainly has been in the past but the result that could be bush could it could be bad you know lee kuan yew in singapore was extremely auth

. >> in 25 minutes time, it is surveillance with tom keene.ins us from new york with a bit of a preview. what are we looking at today? >> an interesting week. the wall street journal article on mr. icon and mr. mickelson and billy williams. mr. carl icahn and phil mickelson. of themer chairman securities and exchange commission, truly one of the nation's experts on the squishing us, olivia. that is the word for the day, the squishing us of insider trading. to ae that, we talked grizzled prosecutor, douglas , to be kind, suspect of the reporting so far. it will be a most interesting morning. >> a grizzled prosecutor. looking forward to that. surveillance with tom keene and 25 minutes. >> let's turn our attention now to russia. you have given ukraine and next week to pay for this month's gas supplies. the countries will resume talks in brussels. over eastern ukraine continues. >> in three hours they will sit down for these talks in brussels. ukraine,russians, european union. the russians gave the ukrainians another week to pay their jets. ukrain

tom keene with scarlet fu and adam johnson.carlet go up and up. >> whatever the case is, investigators -- enriches our speaking unsustainable -- are speaking on sustainable, not speculative. grobart of bloomberg businessweek joins us. sarah is laser focused. ecb is already discounting what they will do in terms of rates. the markets have a knee-jerk reaction defending on what they think the rates will be. but if you look at where we are in the u.s., we definitely have less volatility, gross. companies that have really sustainable growth not just momentum growth, i think the opportunity to invest in the next few weeks will be much better down the road. >> is this like the five-year average growth rate versus one year growth. that don't know, more on the price of sales where you're not paying 30 times sales, companies that are deploying capital that might potentially pay a dividend and have grown over the last three to five years, so you are trying to separate tesla and versusof that world google and ebay. >> a quick follow-up --

me isom keene and joining scarlet fu and adam johnson. to the u.k.ing over where inflation fell to its lowest rate in 4.5 years in may as food transport costs climbed. it costs less to ship stuff. the airfare for might ship to denver had been lower, that would have been nice. airline fares are completely different. >> european car sales rose 4.3% in may. we got a bunch of economic data in the u.s. 8:30 a.m., consumer price index, do we have inflation? that's why the fed is meeting today. >> with the fed meeting, it folds into one. over the summer, where will inflation trend? also, we will get a lot of building permits and construction, etc. >> i like eggs and sausage. >> where did that come from? >> i am looking at the teleprompter. earnings today. evans. >> i like mine sunnyside up. president obama will be in new york city downtown. don't even think about going there. >> it will be at anna wintour's house. a bunch of upper east side steps. -- stiffs. the village is already bad enough for traffic. that is your brief brief this morning. >>

i am tom keene. with me, adam johnson, alix steel.t's get to our company news. >> tyson foods has agreed to buy hillshire rants, outbidding pilgrim's pride, according to people with knowledge of the matter. license is expected to be $63 or share in cash for hillshire. netflix holds annual shareholder meetings today. company investors are expected to vote on a proposal by 2 public pension funds to separate the roles of chairman and ceo, both currently held by reed hastings. is a setting the record valuation $17 billion, up from $3.5 billion last year. that is today's company news. >> we are just ways -- days, away from the world cup, and soccer fans across the globe are ready for the matches to begin, but is brazil ready for them? erik schatzker just got back from brazil. keep readings, we about stadiums not being ready and it was not being built. is it really that bad? >> let's be clear, i'm ready. but the country for which this jacket stands, brazil to molest there be any doub -- brazil, , is not.e be any doubt the lack of preparedne

i am tom keene. how about a fed day data check?s nothing going on because we're waiting for 2:00 a.m. -- 2:00 p.m. bitx crude is a little elevated. abovecrude, i need to be 115 to get my attention. we're not there yet. janet yellen and the committee will try to not move markets this afternoon. i will join mark crumpton in the 2:00 hour. the immediate backdrop is rising inflation. nevertheless, plosser philadelphia richmond, feldstein from harvard, they're losing sleep. , are you losing sleep? a i'm losing sleep because of 12 week old at home. >> congratulations. --but other than that >> the only child in america not singing "let it go." >> he can even talk yet. >> but he can scream really loud. >> the vector has changed on inflation? >> we think it will continue to drift higher. clear -- by the way, there are a lot of great little nuggets in anchorage and went to read it. one thing he was clear, they're basically willing to let inflation drift tire and remain north of 2% for some period of time. world imf during the three years ago

highlights of tom keene's interview with christine lagarde -- is gaining ground. the audi r8ok at sports car. viewers here in the united states and those of us joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines. matt miller goes for a test drive with audi of america's executive. michael mckee examines the supreme court ruling on argentine debt. we begin at the white house with more on the violent situation in iraq. >> good afternoon. for the better part of three years, president obama has made his ability to remove u.s. troops from iraqi one of his foreign policy accomplishments. over the last four days, the u.s. is moving back towards iraq. what we've seen has been a deliberate effort, both in naval assets and in drone operations, for the u.s. to try to get a handle on a situation that escalated very quickly and directly threatens the iraqi government in baghdad. air andident is in the on his way back to washington, d.c., from southern california. when he lands, there will be serious questions as to whether

many royals would pose for a photo having shot dead an elephant while on safari in africa or as a keen motorcyclist people were said to like imagining their king is a must ride or helping those stranded on remote roads but what many will no doubt remember most is the time here the late venezuelan president hugo chavez to literally shut up. some of us. supports. the good thing for a night out on the airlock and then. as we continue to see pictures of the new king addressing parliament r.t. spanish correspondent bruce your sig go over and the host of in the now and he said now way they spoke more about what spaniards really think about the royals. do people in spain care well definitely people in spain in spain care and that's why thousands of people took on the streets to the streets recently i mean people actually wanted to have a referendum they really wanted to decide whether they wanted a king stealing in spain or they just wanted the keen to be out for ever so that was the main concern is a monarchy kind of state or going back to a republic because it's an expensive image to hold u

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many royals would pose for a photo having shot dead an elephant whilst on safari in africa while as a keen motorcyclists people were said to like imagining their king as a must ride or helping those stranded on removed roads but what many will no doubt remember most is the time he had the guts to hush up the late venezuelan president hugo chavez. good thing we're not only. spawn it but it seems to go via the host of in the nominees to talk more about what's really think about the royals do people in spain care well people in spain in spain care and that's why thousands of people took on the streets to the streets recently i mean people actually wanted to have a referendum they really wanted to decide whether they wanted a king still in spain or they just wanted the keen to be out for ever so that was the main concern in a monarchy kind of state or going back to a republic because it's inexpensive and it's to hold up oh yes definitely this these house these royal house these are some. very religious. people who support right now not when these stain on the recently the. censorship even in o

and there is a bunch of folks that i have been talking to who are keen to see the puc open that up to the hikers and the bikers. and another recreational users and i was just keen to just kind of bring that up in this forum and that is not something directly related to the joint work that the department of the environment does. maybe we are not allowed to talk about this. and i am going to be talking about this and i was talking about this. >> okay. >> there is a lot of easement that we need and we do have the land that is held by the leaseholders. and i would ask, if he is okay with it, could you give us just a 30-second on that? >> he can respond but it is not on the agenda and you should not have a lot of discussion about it. and i think that the response might be that we could get back to him individually, with a response. >> and i will talk to you after the meeting. >> okay. >> thank you. sir. >> and thank you, commissioner. >> sure. >> for our next joint meeting. >> the idea was that we have had a discussion of opportunities and challenge and potential future collaboration, purs

on a more stable route with tensions between russia and ukraine continuing to increase austria is keen for the work to be completed despite divisions within the european union divisions that have led to this is pension of work in vogue area earlier this month people garion prime minister decided to suspend work on the pipeline following a meeting with three u.s. senators including john mckay the official reason being given was that they suspended work to iron out concerns that european union competition laws had been breached however many within russia feel that the decision was politically motivated book areas decision to suspend work has had a knock on effect serbia for example might have to do likewise however they are keen for the work to be completed their president quoted as saying the south stream will guarantee the long term energy security of serbia and create conditions for boosting the domestic economy in italy officials are saying that italy will continue to support the south stream which is among the most strategically important projects on the continent well despite some