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. >> you have 2 lifelines here. >> i do have 2 lifelines. [exhales sharply] i...ng to ask the audience. >> okay, audience. dorothy needs your help. pick up those keypads and vote now. [percussive music] ♪ all right, the vote is in. let's take a look. >> oh. it's very, very close. [laughs] >> you know, we got... a close thing. 1% between a and b. >> you know what? i think i'm going to take a risk. i just think that-- you know what? actually before i take a risk, i'm going to ask my lifeline down, because she's awesome, and if i lose, i would like to lose with her down here with me. [laughs] >> i think that is a wise decision. yes. you are definitely going to use your lifeline? >> yes. >> who did you bring with you today? >> i brought my best friend, hillary. >> all right, hillary, come on down here. you are the plus one. hello. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> oh, my god, i love you so much. >> hopefully you guys have had a couple beers together and can figure this one out. >> okay. >> okay, so... i'm trying to debate whether it's--"really pretty good" is

. >> hello the european central bank says it will keep its emergency cash lifeline to greek banks at current levels. the comment comes as an emergency meeting is held amid fears that the banks won't be able to open tomorrow. greeks have queued bank machines to withdraw money and on saturday a billion euros were taken out. the central bank vows to take all measures necessary to insure financial stability. in the last hour, it could turn out to be crucial discussions. huge pressure has been piling on greek banks after talks between athens and creditors collapsed on friday. we'll go to john for the update from athens, but first to dominic cain in frankfurt to tell us what happens next. dominic, now that that decision has been released and they are saying it will keep emergency cash lifeline to banks at current levels. >> well, as you say that meeting lasted for two hours here earlier on today and they are maintaining the liquidity assistance at the friday levels. this is a sticking plaster over an open wound. certainly that's the way it's been portrayed here in the general media and by

. >> you do have 1 lifeline. >> i do have 1 lifeline. and i'm not sure if that correlation's strong enough to just go on it. >> you know what? i think i'm gonna just use my final lifeline. i don't want to take a chance. just bring my sister down here and see if she can help me sort of talk through this. >> you'd like to use your plus one? >> yes, i would. >> all right, it's time for you to be on tv. >> hi. very nice to meet you. >> how are you? >> good job, good job. okay, let's see. to be honest, i'm gonna tell you out flat, i'm not really sure myself, but let's work through this. >> yes. >> okay. >> so i was thinking 'cause of chopsticks merry sticks march you know, it's just like-- >> i agree, but there's also stick brigade polka. >> right. >> i'm pretty sure i would-- my first thought was the jubilee chop jig. but it says chop in it as well so i don't know. i really--courtney... >> so if you were-- >> you might be on your own. >> [scoffs] >> let's see. >> merry sticks march. so let's just think about this a little bit more before. >>

first and foremost the fcc refused to adopt fiscal responsibility reforms that have made the lifelinegram as it is known rife with waste, fraud, and abuse. in terms of extending it to broadband, the fcc should be targeting these scarce funds on people who do not have internet access. instead the agency has opened the door to subsidizing people who already have rock band, who had incomes much higher than the poverty threshold. it's not diverting these funds where they are needed. for this reason i took a different view from the majority. emily: i want to bring in craig moffett from new york. another major headline -- a 100 million dollar fine against at&t for allegedly misleading consumers at about unlimited data plans. why is this significant? guest: a couple reasons. the number catches your eye. it's the largest fine the fcc is ever issued. but it also says something about the role of the fcc and i think this is something that commissioner pai: has been a real spokesman for. we are seeing this creep of the fcc as being more and more and more interventionist. this is more of a landmar

they need that money as depositors have withdrawn their cash. >> it is greece's only financial lifeline. the european central bank is keeping the troubled company and its system afloat. the ecb has allowed greek banks to withdraw 89 billion euros emergency cash on the central bank, an amount that has been raised him most daily. says they have been shut out from raising money, the program is essentially their only avenue for replenishing their coffers by borrowing money to the central bank and turn depended on the blessing of the ecb, the head of the central bank of germany says choosing an emergency cash program to solve greeks short term liquidity needs is probably mad at. -- is problematic. >> giving them access which is likewise locked out of the market, taking the course raises serious monetary financing concerns. reporter: supporters say that it is greece's only immediate option at pulling the plug on greek banks would have catastrophic consequences. if the talks in brussels failed to yield a deal or if they decide to halt the flow of money to greek banks athens may be forced overn

there are, you know, we're dealing with poles and we are expanding lifeline. the privacy issue, which i think probably we just had a sentence or two in there about it, it's integral to the growth of broadband. if consumers worry that they don't have sufficient privacy online, why are they going to use online? so we need to deal with that. there is a generic issue from an analog tm-based environment to an ip environment. we want that to happen. so many of the things that we are going to be dealing with is how do you encourage that transition, but at the same point in time how do you make sure that you don't decouple it with the societal protections that always existed in terms of our relationship with networks? so that becomes a huge component of where we are going. >> yeah. i want to switch topics from the networks to the adoption side and start by just noting an interesting announcement by the markle foundation by the way of upgrading skills of american workers as well as helping them find jobs by using linkedin, and we talked about it in chapter 13. what you

makes and guarantees loans and provides insurance to small and big businesses expo the bank is a lifeline for business like axelrod's love and quiches gourmet on long island which exports about 30% of its q they provide insurance for her exports something u.s. companies wouldn't consi due to high risk. >> emerging countries which are very many of our targets they're just not interested in doing business. on tuesday the 81-year-old bank's charter expires, and a reauthoriz v lastear the eximbank did about $20 billion in financing about a quarter of that going to small businesses which make up 90% of it deals. the funding supported $27 billion in exports and $164,000 jobs. but critics including representa jeb hensarling say the bank needs to go because three quarters of the money spent goes to a small number of very large companies like boeing and ge. >> at the end of the day, exim is about taking credit risk off of fortune 50 ballot sheets and putting it on the balance sheets of the poor beleaguered american taxpayer. >> right knew no vote is set on the bank's fate although there is buzz th

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. >>> greek banks are thrown a temporary lifeline after more than a billion dollars is withdrawn in oneust day. >>> and south african bosses sleep rough for the night, in solidarity with the homeless even as one of them prepares to layoff thousands. ♪ >>> hello, the gunman arrested after the church shootings in the united states have now confessed according to south carolina police. dylann roof has been charged with nine counts of murder. the 21 year old is due to face a bail hearing within the next couple of hours, where he will appear via video link from a detention center. he said he wanted the shootings to start a race war in the united states. the governor is calling for him to get the death penalty. >> this is an absolute hate crime, and i have been talking with investigators and they said they looked pure evil in the eye yesterday. these are fine families that are struggling. this is a state that is hurt by the fact that nine people innocently were killed. we absolutely will want him to have the death penalty. this is the worse case that i have seen and the country has seen in a

will coupe up emergency cash lifeline to the greek banks at current levels? >> well, it is reassuring that the greeks that the e.c.b. hasn't decided to permanently stop that flow of cash from frankfurt to the greek banking system. it's reassuring that the e.c.b. wants to tell the world that it will revise its decision and it will in other words release the flow of more cash into the system as and when necessary. that's something that greek depositors and businesses need to hear. they need to have their faith in the system restored. i think it will also have an effect on public opinion here when they finally see the content of the proposals made by pretors to the greek side on thursday in brussels. that was the loft proposal the greeks were faced with. it has not been published yet by the greeks, who have themselves declared a referendum on it, although we did hear last night in parliament during the debate that those proposals have now been submitted to parliament, so do form partly of the official documentation of the state but parliament has without explana

so this small bridge has become a lifeline between anbar and the rest of the country. only way out for many families trying to escape the expected fighting. for security reasons cars and trucks aren't allowed to cross the bridge without special permission. this crossing on the river is the only route left to eastern anbar, everything comes across by cart. he had to leave his car behind. but he lost so much more than that. their tent collapsed two months ago killing his young daughter. >> translator: a storm came up at 10:30 at night. we felt the bars of the tents falling down on us, there were six of us, four of us survived, but my two-year-old died and my four-year-old had a ruptured inning tess fine andintestine and broken hip. >> reporter: some will trying their luck in turkey or other countries, there is also traffic going back to an bark including some returning for the final time. a year ago few people had set foot on this bridge, now 10s of thousands of a iraqis have walked across it. each step taking them further and further from their homes. jane arraf, at the

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markets jumped as germany throws greece a lifeline. i am angie lau. right here in hong kong. streaming on your mobile and bloomberg.com. central bank surprising by cutting rates. with slow growth and low inflation, further easing may be needed. the reaction so far? >> stocks up the most in two weeks. did cut it by 25 basis points. down by about 2%. this is all coming from reactions from the governor after the rate cuts. he said the kiwi dollar remains overvalued. that is according to wheeler. he said the rate cut was appropriate. expect more cuts to come depending on the emerging data. we have seen slow growth in the region. fallen dairy prices. inflation has been below his target range. he has been reluctant to cut rates. given the property market in auckland. prices have surged 16%. some are saying these are signs the sector could be seeing a bubble and whatnot. if you compare that to the rest of the nation, house prices up 9% in the past year. we will see what happens later in the day. it also lowers their forecast to 3.3%. angie: they already affected some policies. battl

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." >> reporter: even as they're breaking free, their lifeline remains the movies. >> this is like 3-d in their trips out, they wear a form of armor -- the suits of the cast of "reservoir dogs." with their long hair and sunglasses, they are hard to miss, and in their first week out, new yorker crystal moselle spots them and does a double take. >> i was just walking down the street. all of a sudden it was six of them and i -- i ran after them. there's, like, nothing i could have done. >> reporter: the brothers, who consider movies their religion, ask crystal what she does for a living. the first person they meet, and she is a moviemaker. it feels like fate. >> we shared the same passion. immediately made a connection from there. >> reporter: they arrange to get together, and soon the brothers invite her for dinner at their apartment. crystal has no idea that she is the first outsider ever to be allowed in their apartment. >> you're actually our first guest to be invited over. >> really? >> yeah! >> ever? >> yeah. we've never invited anybody over before. >> why not? >> because we didn't

as the debt crisis as -- has unfolded and now they are looking to chancellor angela merkel for a lifeline she is one of a number of leaders to keep greece in the euro. after next weekends referendum, only if the people of greece vote yes to a bailout deal. >> the leaders of all the german parties, they told reporters that although they were deeply disappointed in the government, they would not desert greece now. it is crucial that there is effort and solidarity. that will continue to be our position. because i am convinced the euro will collapse if these principles aren't observed. and we don't want that to happen. meanwhile, the deputy made clear that greece won't receive a new offer from creditors because the greek people have been asked to vote on a specific proposal. that vote would be a clear decision against remaining in the euro. the astaire it he policies that ruin southern europe have not led to the results that people said they wanted. we believe it is obvious. there must be an urgent summit called. if you look at the result of talks, it's apparent that europe can't run the risk

yesterday the greek banks were thrown a short-term lifeline. having said that, it looks as though deposit outflows from the rate banks are averaging between 200 -- 200 million and 500 million per day, the outflows remain intense. if this continues, that stress point will result in capital controls on outflows from a greek banks at some stage, that could be sooner than later. that is stress .1, stress point to is can the greek government pay its domestic suppliers, can it pay public-sector workers, can it pay pensions? there are delays in paying suppliers although so far they are continuing to pay the public-sector workers. clearly, that is a point of significant stress. guy: how did you read the intervention by the greek central banks yesterday? they made a strong political statement, they just had a increase in the ela, and the greek bank came out with a strongly worded so that statement, do the statements that together? bob: clearly, the central banks have to tread carefully in not getting involved in politics. having said that, the reality i

the bridge that is a lifeline for iraqis fleeing the flying in anbar province. why indonesia farmers are refuseing to leave their farms despite the threat of an erupting volcano. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on not just in this country but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> well back. a reminder of the stop stories. gunmen killed tourists in to you nissan atunisia. and president obama has delivered an emotional speech on race relations in the u.s. during the funeral service of a pastor who was killed last week. obama sang a rendition of "amazing grace" to an audience of 25,000 mourns. now the u.s. supreme court has declared same-sex couples have a right to marry anywhere in the country. before the historic ruling gay and lesbian couples were only allowed to marry in 36 states. now the remaining 14 states will have to stop enforcing their ban bans onegin marriage. >> as the verdict was made public tears out

bank the european central extends a financial lifeline to greece ahead of a summit that could determine the nations future. scarlett: the dinosaurs of "jurassic world" could gobble up the top spot at the box office for the second week in a row, blocking a pixar number one debut for the first time ever. pimm: good afternoon. i'm pimm fox. let's look at how the markets are trading here mid-day. all eyes on what is happening overseas and greece and particularly in st. petersburg. the s&p, you can see, down about .3%. had been holding on to record gains for a wild. the dow is down right now by 56 points. moving to the oil markets, which roiled somewhat by the strength of the u.s. dollar. pimm: let's look at how fixed income markets are performing. yields moving lower, which means prices moving higher. there's a little bit of a bit under the 10-year and 30-year at 3.06%. let's look at how the dollar is performing against major currencies -- strengthening against the euro just a little bit. the yen strengthens against the $1.22.at let's look at the top stories crossing the bloomberg terminal

they might not look like much, but for iraqis fleeing for more, it is a lifeline.hese people have almost nothing . they have fled with almost nothing. no work and no money to pay for drugs are doctors. this clinic is funded by the world health organization. they say that one million iraqis, uprooted by conflict, are dependent on their 77 clinics. the saudis paid for the first six months. the future is uncertain. the cash to keep this place open runs out in a few days. money has been pledged to keep it operational but pledges do not pay for doctors or by drugs unless the cash turns up in a few days, this clinic, and the others, will shut. the victims of war cannot choose where to live. no running water or electricity. the health clinics are the only service provider. >> it is the only place i have. if it closes, we have no place to go. >> there are few lives more miserable than these. homeless and utterly dependent upon outside help, they appear to have been forgotten. jonny dymond, bbc news. laura: now to our special week of coverage from whitehorse village in chin

the top stories at this hour, ecb has thrown another lifeline to greek banks to increase the level ofmergency cash the banks can cap. depositors and greece have withdrawn more than $2 billion. last night in athens, thousands of protesters demanded the government come up with a way to stay in the euro. greekin saint petersburg, prime minister alexis tsipras that the blame for the crisis on the european union. : the european union should go back to its initial principles of solidarity, justice, and social justice. ensuring strict economic measures will lead us nowhere. greececalled problem of is not just a greece problem, it is a problem of the whole european union. betty: eu leaders will hold an emergenc emergency meeting. they may have to default if there is no new deal. vladimir putin says his country is weathering the economic crisis better than some expected, especially with the challenges from swapping oil prices. insident putin appeared saint petersburg earlier today. end ofnt putin: at the last year, many people predicted deep crisis in russia. this has not happened. we have man

as the debt crisis as -- has unfolded and now they are looking to chancellor angela merkel for a lifeline. she is one of a number of leaders to keep greece in the euro. after next weekends referendum, only if the people of greece vote yes to a bailout deal. >> the leaders of all the german parties, they told reporters that although they were deeply disappointed in the government, they would not desert greece now. it is crucial that there is effort and solidarity. that will continue to be our position. because i am convinced the euro will collapse if these principles aren't observed. and we don't want that to happen. meanwhile, the deputy made clear that greece won't receive a new offer from creditors because the greek people have been asked to vote on a specific proposal. that vote would be a clear decision against remaining in the euro. the astaire it he policies that ruin southern europe have not led to the results that people said they wanted. we believe it is obvious. there must be an urgent summit called. if you look at the result of talks, it's apparent that europe can't run the ris

vote will be held in which the greek people will be asked to accept more austerity for a financial lifeline area that is a vote whether or not to stay or leave the eurozone. the european commission president said every thing possible has been done to reach a deal. he believes a fair package has been offered. european leaders -- olivia: european leaders are keeping -- european leaders are fighting to keep everything in the eurozone. he rejected criticism that his fellow negotiators have proved ineffective. them of these negotiations have been in the true european spirit. based on mutual trust. that has never been an ultimatum for a take it or leave approach. our sole concern is this. olivia: representatives of the greek government talked over the weekend with european creditors on the country's future in the eurozone. a move criticized by some in brussels fighting populist motives. angela merkel stressed that the existing timetable was nonnegotiable, but she added that the upcoming referendum is legitimate, and she leaves the door open to athens to renegotiate. angela merkel: we made it clea

there is still no agreement on the lifeline for greece. greek prime minister alexis tsipras held talks. there are the reforms that the eurozone and the imf want for that bailout trots. the greek government does not want more austerity at a time when it has already dug a deep hole in the greek economy, but others say they cannot do better than their current proposal. >> the joint proposal agreed between the european commission, the imf, and the european central bank has clearly demonstrated significant flexibility on the part of the institutions relative to the previous program in order to take into account the political situation and the social situation. markus: dallas christine lagarde, the head of the monetary fund is speaking there, and for more on the story i spoke with a finance minister from a business school earlier and i asked about the meaning of the payments. guest: the imf giving a green light, postponing the payments gives each party some leeway very crucial to continue and for last-minute agreements. markus: so this does not

this is at time when greece needs a 7 billion euros lifeline from the rest of the eurozone and the international monetary fund in order to pay its bills. there are reports of some progress. there are reports that the creditors, the eurozone, and the international monetary fund are on the same page. this follows a late night meeting in berlin on monday. french and german leaders met there with the heads of the central bank. the deal was hammered out after a disagreement on how hard to push greece. there was disagreements between the imf and the eurozone, or at least that was the impression that they got. this will be presented to greece on wednesday and it outlines the reforms. his announced that it has submitted its own separate proposal. it is now up to the eurozone and the imf to decide what is next, says the president. >> we are not waiting for them to submit a suppose all. it is now clear that the decision that they want to adjust to realism. >> it has to be done sometimes. let's move on. it is one of the main focuses in the stock market this tuesday. investors, they seem pretty downbeat dur