stay "in the loop." ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop." look at our top headlines. making it easier for you to comparison shop. walmart and other retailers reached an agreement with the new york attorney general to provide unit pricing online. costco, walgreens, and cvs will put you prices on their web-based platforms within nine months. interfered with a contract between macy's and martha stewart when it cut a deal to sell home goods. a judge made the ruling yesterday, ending a 2.5 year legal battle. the judge said jcpenney should not be punished. need regulation, the message from 100 scientists who wrote a letter to the world health organization. saying the organization should support marketing regulations and efficacy data requirements and protection for bystanders from secondhand vapor. e-cigarettes causing new issues. back in washington as the u.s. weighs military options in iraq. fighters from al qaeda breakaway group clashed with iraqi forces 35 miles north of baghdad. i am joined by paul brouemmer, presidential -- paul bremmer, pre

nancy loo is *live in the loop with the latest. >> good morning. the repairs were clearly on a fast track overnight. the cta calls the incident minor but there were major service delays last night after what happened. it is a remarkable that no one was hurt when a chunk of steel and wood fell from the train. it happened around 6:45 p.m. when a set of wheels from the northbound orange line train some have derailed and that cost nearly 100 steel track fasteners and pieces of wood to rain down on to the street below. no one was hurt by the falling debris. but all orange and pink and green and brown line trains were halted for about one hour. despite all the debris, the cta claims the the room and did not cause any structural damage. >> there are literally hundreds of thousands of pieces of metal on that structure and for the few that were damaged we will prepare them. >> the repairs were trapped at 1:30 a.m. and service was back to normal by 2:00. there were said to be some signal problems yesterday ahead of the derailment. not known yet whether that

stay in the loop. we are just getting started on this friday. >> you're watching in the loop live, streaming on your tablet phone and bloomberg.com. investors have been confounded by what is going on in the bond markets. prospects and interest rate hike's, it has made traditional bond market models. one economist expresses his surprise this way. >> there is massive movement toward the fixed income that are of above the cyclical nature what we have. we are living in an economic environment, lower inflation, democrat tech, factors that argue for lower interest rates. i think this is going to be the new reality in the bond market. >> jim reynolds is back with me. i guest host this morning, also joining us is our economic editor mike mckee. what is going on here? >> i think the bond market right now is sort of responding to what is being reflected in the economy. we have lackluster economic growth. is a little over three. areil sales, consumer, you seeing moderate growth but nothing exciting. >> at the sam

i'm going to talk about to barbara there's loop closings to do there. anyway any more comments >> so basically to make sure we're all consistent open the language. >> yep. >> and she's not quite clear so why don't we just figure out exactly go what that language is going to be. >> is if in the minutes. >> it's in the minutes. >> good. so that's homework for people to do look at the minutes any public comment about our lively discussion we'll do the requests for future agenda items >> yeah. at the next one i want to discuss the neighborhood outreach and the implementation of the new outreach guilds and how that's gone i think this is something we should do at this point, and, secondly, commissioner perez and i have talked about wanting to do a neighborhood forum to involve neighborhood organizations and other stakeholders in discussion with us but we would like to work on explaining to them what we've worked on in the past too years as well. so if we could somehow do the safety forum we would like to do that and we'll both be happy to work with you and t

stay "in the loop." ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop." live on bloomberg television.ll weekend long, mayors from across the country gathered in dallas for the annual u.s. conference of mayors, aim to promote effective urban policies and to strengthen ties between cities. the mayors tackled everything from income inequality to racial politics after the donald sterling fiasco. a democratnow is hailing from akron, ohio, who has served as the president of the u.s. conference of mayors before. mayor, thank you for joining us this morning. what did you get out of this weekend so far, mayor? >> we have addressed just about every issue in the united states and one of the things we talked about is that mayors take responsibility in their city. many of us to not have legal authority over the schools, but we know a good education is one of the most fundamental parts of having a good community. we get involved in the schools. we are involved in climate protection, trying to reduce the carbon footprint. there are a lot of issues we are involved in. >> that's right. i imagine there

stay "in the loop." we are just getting started on this thursday. ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop , live on bloomberg television and streaming on your phone, tablet, and on bloomberg.com. the world's altra wealthy now holds more than $5 trillion in real estate and they are chasing luxury properties, spurring bidding wars and higher prices. we spoke to one such developer, don peebles of the peebles corp. just signed another contract to develop land in d.c., right? tommy about that. >> we are -- right? >> right. >>, you about that. -- tell me about that. hotel in building a the mount vernon area. a boutique hotel with hotel services for residents as well. >> this is how you have gotten an edge over other property developers. peopleinto cities that are not focused in, and i do not want is a second tier because i come from philadelphia, but philadelphia or las vegas as opposed to new york or l.a. >> what we do differently as we have a heavy focus on private /public partnerships and we do that nationally.

stay "in the loop here: -- loop." ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop" live on bloomberg television. that net neutrality has gone viral because of john oliver, more and more critics are speaking out about proposed new fcc. for the there is even occupy google, which called for taking action on july 15. the internet senator, al franken. senator, thank you for joining us. i want you to weigh in on the aereo decision yesterday. what is your reaction? >> i thought leo hindery covered it very well. they are violating copyright law. and were taking something selling it that was not theirs. ,t was a decision by the court but i will give you an example of copywritten material. can i call you betty? you can call me al. we just stole from paul simon. it is very different because we cannot just do a song. we actually did something else. we added to it. but no, i think this was the right decision. it was a narrow decision but i think it was pretty clear, too. i was also surprised because i thought you would have been more sympathetic to aereo because they felt they were the little guy, the little

and the it will design a new pedestrian connection between the city college and the loop and the kstop on, on shen avenue and the design on the construction to be completed by the fall of 2015 and the winter of 2016. 21 million is the over all cost. and that goes towards the contract and prokuring the managing the subcontract and administering the client, eligiblebility. all of the work funded will be completed by june the 15th and i want to know that on time performance is up and, and the requests are done and accounting for more new accurate we are forming and over the past three years, the debit card system is allowed better enforcement of the program rules and includes the program for the ramp taxi drivers. okay and the final request is for the transbay transit center, the joint power authority is requesting 43 million for the construction phase of a transbay transit center. it will support the san francisco bus ramps and program and project management and construction management and other services and of the construction of super construction concrete. and the system and it looks

keep it here on "in the loop." ♪ >> welcome back, you are "in the loop."minutes past the hour, bloomberg is "on the markets." alix steel has the latest on future co-right before the open. s, a decline in future ,eaker economic data first-quarter gdp coming in at -2.9%, the biggest revision since 1976. -1%ble goods coming in at as well, due to transportation and defense categories. looking for 1931 on the s&p. check on the treasury market and oil market, investors want to put money somewhere, putting it in the treasury market and seeing yields fall as prices rise. the divergence between wti and brent prices, wti neutral on the news that two companies will be allowed to export condensate. brent lower on the news iraq exported 2.5 million barrels a day in june and will continue to ramp up exports. "on the markets" again in 30 minutes. >> down to the open with the top 10, the only trades you need to know about. overseas at number 10, samsung electronics. expected second-quarter earnings to be "not that good" but earnings have slipped in the past year amid high

loop."l kashkari, the former treasury official and pimco executive defeated a tea party favorite in the california governor's race and he will face jerry brown in the general election. his success in the statewide primary is seen as critical to the republican party. join us with more is a bloomberg review columnist lanhee chen, an adviser to neel kashkari, and also former advisor to mitt romney. in full disclosure, you are working with neel kashkari. did you see his way and as a referendum on the tea party for republicans? betty. morning, i thought it was an important win. we were facing a situation where neel kashkari was going against someone that was on the extreme right wing of the republican party. was part of the rebuilding process. we have a long way to go, but neel kashkari is a step in the right direction. >> would it have been embarrassing if he lost to someone on the extreme side of the republican party? did he not smuggle a gun into an airport to prove a point? >> is a colorful p

that does it for today on "in the loop." ahead next week, including the former chrysler and home depot ceo. he will be joining us as our guest host. we will get his take on g.m., the recall, washington, and a lot more. have a great weekend. ♪ >> it is 56 minutes past the hour. we are 30 minutes into the start of u.s. trading. we have a decline. in fourth drop in five days for u.s. stocks. the s&p and dow down. nasdaq little changed. we just got a read on consumer confidence. anticipated atan 82.5. when you look at how the other asset classes are faring, there is risk aversion with some buying interest or is pushing yields up. we had a revision earlier this week the first quarter gdp that underscored the fed's intention to keep rates lower longer. the u.s. dollar index under pressure at 80.12. looking ahead to the last day of the second quarter is monday, which means earnings season is around the corner. theing us on what inspectors should expect to hear from companies this time around, the chief market strategist at lpl fina

a chute's deployment depends a lot on the closing loop.all piece of cord that holds the entire chute inside the container if the closing loop is too loose, wind can get inside and pull the chute open. a pin olds it all in place. >> something happened when the packer was closing the container, the closing loop broke. so in the same hurry, she had to place a new closing loop in there. was it new, was it old, was it worn out, was it too loose, too tight? unless we get that little piece of material, there's no way we can determine that. >> still, the snnt enough to deter orlando from the sport he loves. stepping out at 15,000 feet, in no time, he's back in the air with a new chute, a little wiser, and as passionate as ever. >> i love this sport. i don't think it's a crazy support. we might be crazy for doing it, but i love it. i mean, it's a thrill and you get to meet great people. >>> coming up, a tow truck driver's day goes from bad to critical, when "caught on camera: very bad day" continues. >>> in texas, a tow truck driver and young fathe

stay "in the loop." bears swimming in the arctic is one more example of how the camera has changed our perspective. it is kind of amazing. ♪ >> look at the stunning picture taken with a gopro camera. the camera was trapped to a polar bear's neck. it would catch some of the rarest footage of wall versus and polar bears in the wild. pro-russian rebels are calling a cease-fire in a fight against government forces. a truce was announced for days ago. visit --putin will vladimir putin will visit. agenda will be talks over the gas pipe on the contacts -- connects russia to new york. >> russia supplies the eu to heat 80 million homes and it uses three main routes to get it. one of those as a lot of people worried. but they have a dispute with russia over the price they pay for gas. after an accident this month, the reliability of that supply is a concern. what if the accident wasn't an accident? what if russia wanted the dispute? it is a russian ploy to convince the eu that it needs other solution. russia is pl

stay "in the loop."in two minutes. ♪ >> a when apple ceo tim cook ate the -- gives the speech today's developers conference, he will likely talk about features in the operating system, as well as their entry into the connected home market, as well as its move into health monitoring. joining us from the developers conference is cory johnson. also from san francisco, bryan white of cantor fitzgerald, who has a price target on apple of $777. he will be at the conference later this morning. cory, let's start with you and what we will hear from apple. >> what we have heard in prior years have not been the big announcements, the watch or the connected home, all of that, the new products. we see iterative products that get developers excited, but they give us the clues of what is coming next. device,a watch fitness a larger screen size for an iphone. we will get the clues on that when you see the speeches that they hint at. we might see an up eight of their ios operating system, which could be crucial here. exa

that does it for "in the loop."live on bloomberg television and streaming on your phone, tablet, and on bloomberg.com. we are on the markets next. have a great weekend. ♪ >> it is 56 minutes past the hour. bloomberg tv is on the markets. i am scarlet fu. we are 30 minutes into the start of the u.s. trading day. another day, another record high for the dow and the s&p 500, both gaining at the moment. european stocks are rising as well, one day after mario draghi cut interest rates and announced stimulus measures. in the jobs report we learn that the economy added 217,000 for the month of may and unemployment fell to 6.3%. all right, well, now that the jobs report is over we can focus on this weekend's big events, sports, specifically. tomorrow, california chrome going for the triple crown at the belmont stakes and the new york rangers facing off against the la kings in game two of the stanley cup final. sunday, the nba finals pick up again with the miami heat trying to rebound from the loss to the san antonio spurs.

looking to divert more government funds towards the defense sector i think it's part of a feedback loop where one side makes a move so the other is seen to respond to it so the other side responds to the response etc and i think when we're caught in that type of feedback loop it runs the risk of running into a some type of military confrontation scenario simply because when you have all the leaves ships in these highly disputed territories that are at times running into each other as we start to see these types of incidents that could become a hot war scenario perhaps inadvertently i'll be back with more news in about fifteen minutes time up next though is that wrapping the world's top stories in change the news. move. move. move move from your new songs from the latest reports beaming fall from plenty to what you meant if you love something most being entertained amused untrusted susan is ruled by a popular global ritual commonly don't expose right. so to both humans and today with volume turned up to the biggest sporting events welcome to single. person is instead a speech that looks

and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and

instead they were saying they wanted to be -- kept in the loop on the fact that will were going to be five taliban police mers swapped for sergeant bergdahl. the other issue that popped up today is that that briefing last night among members of the house and classified briefing was top administration officials about how all this went down, officials were pressed on who really signed off on this swap innocent end. the swugs was it was defense secretary chuck hagel, not the president. i pressed josh ernest on that. listen to that and plus republicans wondering what's going on. >> the president signed off on this or did chuck hagel? did the president sign off on this swap? >> the president is commander in scheef and is ultimately responsible for making sure we fulfill this commitment we don't leave anybody behind. >> when i first heard about it, i saw the president with the bergdahls on television, i didn't see secretary hagel. interest sounded like it was a presidential program all the way. >> the question, of course, is -- behind closed doors where administration officials trying to in

looking to divert more government funds towards the defense sector i think it's part of a feedback loop where one side makes a move so the other is seen to respond to it so the other side responds to the response etc and i think when we're caught in that type of feedback loop it runs the risk of running into a some type of military confrontation scenario simply because when you have all of these ships in these highly disputed territories that are at times running into each other as we start to see these types of incidents that could become a hot war scenario perhaps inadvertently i'll be back with more news at the top of the abbot next it's wrapping up the world stories choose the news. from huge huge news source for the latest reports beaming forth from plugged into what humanity looks up to being entertained at news ten trusts infelicities told by a popular global ritual company do this that's right. thought of all humans that you did with all you turned out to the biggest forcing of its. for souls a real person isn't a speech at lexington thrilled so joyous this will close the field

we are talking of course about backdoor search loop holes, section 702 of the fisa statute. this allows an essay in effect to look through this giant pile of to mutations that are collected under 702 and to literally conduct warrantless searches for the conditions of individual americans. this loophole was closed during the bush administration but it was reopened in 2011, and if you want to go the director of national intelligence acknowledged in a letter to me that the searches are ongoing today. i am particularly concerned about it because as global

on that prisoner swap, and now we're learning just how many other people were in the loop. mike emanual reports this is one of many complaints he's receiving from both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: following closed door briefings on the bowe bergdahl trade, many are convinced that some of the taliban five are going to return to the fight. >> we're going to pay for this. there is no doubt in my mind there is going to be lost lives associated with what came out of this. >> reporter: the senate's top democrat wasn't willing to make bold predictions about the detainees long term. >> i'm not going to be in the situation of giving you some announcement as to what these five men are going to do later on. >> reporter: one of the headlines was the number of white house, defense, and state officials who were in the loop, even though congress wasn't consulted. >> probably the most distressing, most disturbing thing i heard was at least 80 to 90 people in the administration were aware of this proposed deal. >> reporter: the white house says that the number of officials who had acces

"in the loop" is next. ♪ >> good morning. it is jobs day in america. you are "in the loop."he loop with us. we are going to talk about ports. he is the interim ceo at bacardi. he will be with me through the jobs report. stay in the loop for all of that. here's ligety top headlines. futures are up slightly higher. investors are waiting the data. the total number of employed could be before the recession. we will have that data for you in less than 30 minutes. it could be a historic moment. this is the 70th anniversary of d-day. president barack obama is in normandy. he called for a standing ovation for veterans. he called normandie the democracy beachhead. we'll have much more on the ceremony over the next two hours. bank regulators are

stay in the loop area -- loop. ♪ >> ebay just launched a new shopping hub where consumers can buy full reducing merchandise directly from designers. departing with 16 u.s. concession brands, and the founder and director joins us now. great to see you this morning. what made you decide to partner up with them? is ebay came out with a new idea , the designer collective, for men, women, it's asterisk, and they asked me to be a part of it as an number -- a merging designer. ebay has 140 five active buyers and it is a great website with and itustomer service seemed like a great next step. place it is not seen as a you go for high-end fashion. if you have hesitation? >> currently, we have our own website, upscale websites. but ebay had such a great reputation. the world is changing. women do not have time to shop like they used to in stores. and there isay great customer service and guaranteed returns. >> what is the biggest thing on your mind, when neighbors approached you and said, we would like you to do this. it was important to me we get to control the image. for allk well with us other

the loop, -- weighing in on pay. what does he think of salaries now on wall street? also, neel kashkari, who worked feinberg with the treasury department. for governorning in california. after the stunning defeat of eric cantor, what is neel kashkari have to say about his own party, the republicans? the insurance company rescued by the government is getting a new ceo. toer hancock promoted replace rubber band goucher. -- bob benmosche. i spoke exclusively with him last night. we will bring you thoughts on that change. two companies might team up to counter general electric's did for the alston business. one of the biggest upset ever in a congressional race -- the number two in public and in the house, eric cantor, lost in the primary to the key party candidate, david rat in -- david brat in virginia. campaign that a portrayed eric cantor as being soft on immigration. moving and shaking this hour, the incoming ceo of aig peter hancock. he will take over again september 4 bob benmosche. for bobptember benmosche. he established a derivatives group at j.p. morgan. intern

the law said must be a so- called closed loop system where a bay grow can make everything themselves. right now, most dispensaries buy their marijuana from other growers, mark it up and resell it, but met that mark controls everything from the season to the store downtown san jose. a 10,000 square foot kitchen that fuses it into cooking oil to make cookies, cupcakes and other sweets, even frozen desserts. growing outdoors saves tens of thousands of dollars in electricity, so with no middlemen, prices up to 50% lower than their competition. >> as far as the city, we're probably the golden child of the shining star for how to close loop collected cannon should be done. >> reporter: mayor chuck reed agrees. would you go far to say met that marts. >> what you can do, it can be done. i've made it aware to both governmental entities and the state, i am where i am and how i'm doing things and if i'm doing something wrong, you don't like something, let me know. >> reporter: it might be the future of medical marijuana in san jose and the rest of the state. kiet do, kpix 5. >> raising money to

if that's keeping us in the loop, you know, this administration is more arrogant than i thought theye. >> be that as it may, let's get down to the law here. the national defense authorization act requires congress be notified 30 day as head of releasing any taliban prisoners from gitmo, it's a law that the president should be familiar with since it was a defense bill he signed late last year. now administration officials are holding a private briefing, an hour from now, from any senators, that want to be more looped in on the details of the rescue. let's bring in senator rob portman. thanks for being here. you're going to be at the briefing. what's the number one question you want answered? >> my tough question is about the five detainees, what kind of arrangement have we made with the qatari government? there's no explanation of that to the congress and importantly to the american people i'm think that's the top question. second is, i want to ask the intel folks who are there, what's the likelihood these five are going to get back in the fight? i think it's pretty high, but i want t

karzai complained that he was kept out of the loop. some of those, depending on your persuasion, are unrepentant terrorists, or combatants on the side of the war, or the u.s. bergdahl's parents spent years trying to keep their son's plate in the news, and they're happy, but like everything, it's complicated. with captain america comes an undertow of controversy. >> we don't leave our men or women in uniform behind. >> president obama forcefully answered critics on how he released sergeant bowe bergdahl. he spoke in a trip to poland on tuesday. >> this is what happens at the end of waters. you try to make sure that you get your folks back. and that's the right thing to do. >> i came to afghanistan in 2009. >> bergdahl was the only u.s. prisoner of war from the afghanistan complicate and he was held by the taliban for nearly five years. in exchange for the american soldier, five senior taliban officials, imprisoned at guantanamo bay, were released. the government of cutter helped to broker the deal. >> we saw an opportunity, and we were

now the loop hole that lets them pump unlimited carbon... pollution into his air is closing too.f polluters and their friends in washington don't interfere. bunch" >> thanks so much. welcome back, everybody. thanks. folks, folks, check your calendars because you want to know that the 2016 election is right around the corner and i have four questions? who will run? who the parties nominate? should i have said whom will they nominate? when does one use the objective pronoun form of "who?" have i gotten off topic? , of course, the question karl rove wants everyone asking is whether democratic front-runner hillary clinton is too old and infirm to be president. >> karl rove suggested hillary clinton may have brain damage. >> look, she'll be 69 by the time of the 2016 election. she will be 77 if she serves two terms. >> stephen: let me check the math there. okay, yeah, okay, i have 69 straws in one hand, and let me get-- let me get eight more straws. yeah, yeah, that really feels like a grasping at a lot of straws. ( laughter ) ( applause ) well, yesterday, yesterday, one eagle-eyed jo

that does it for today on "in the loop."om shapiro joins me to discuss how he is looking to estateto boost his real portfolio in brazil tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. eastern. watch out for news that might come out at any moment about the theens bid foralsom, french gas turbine maker competing with general electric. we will stay tuned for any news out from france. ♪ let's get you caught up with the markets at 56 minutes past the hour. u.s. equities opened lower and come back a little bit but it is a subdued day. iraq and the escalating tension is the concern. industrial production was better than expected. are losses for the week on the s&p 500 and will not do much today either. in our rack, i get that, but this is not a correction, this is a pause if anything? >> the u.s. has been able to take a lot of punches this year. a zero point seven percent drop in the s&p 500 and the last week which is the biggest drop that not much to write home about. with iraq, the concern is the oil which is up more than four percent last week for its bi

southern end of the project is more of a traditional box girder structure and as you get through that loop which is for functional ity that's all box girder as well as you move towards the transit center itself the whole bus ramp is 1800 feet a third of a mile that's only just a couple of a hundred feet longer than the transit center itself so it may feel very long but it's the same as the building so with that the final factor or the component of it is that the one at the far right of this facility it's the cable stay structure which now i show on this slide what's going to be going over howard street the last few hundred feet. you will see that the support structure in the middle called a pylon is essentially if you can picture you know the train box has a curve to it at the west end as you go towards second street that pylon and foundation are just outside of where that train box is so this particular bridge has to span all the way from that train box all the way over into the where the bus deck is now the important component of that too is that the bus deck and transit center building

onthat does it for us today "in the loop."s are likely to pick california congressman kevin mccarthy as the new house majority leader today and he will replace eric cantor who lost in a primary race last week. stay with bloomberg for full coverage leading up to a special edition of "bottom line" at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. rigel will give his reaction to the shakeup in his party as the gop is reorganizing following the cancer defeat tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. right here on bloomberg television. ♪ ♪ it is 56 pass the error and that means bloomberg television is "on the markets." we had a record close yesterday for the s&p 500 in the wake of janet yellen's press conference where she indicated that rates would stay low for a long time. on the back of that, we are not seeing much reaction today. if you are looking at what's going on in the treasury market, we are not saying a whole lot of movement there either. as banks keep the rates suppressed, investors are being driven to disaster bonds. demand for the $22 billion guarantees against

a three hour loop that batch had a pronounced bow he can or, hook shape to it. now it is lifting north and condense into a line. that means it is generally weakening when things lift to the north and east it is an indication that they are weakening. we have pockets of very heavy rain. you can see the yellow and red shading moving in lancaster county. if you are not up yet people may be woken up soon by those thunderstorms rolling through. seventy right now at the airport. seventy in wilmington. sixty-nine in lancaster. wind coming from the east and what that will do is stable ice the atmosphere for us and east wind means we are generally dried late this afternoon but showers and storms redevelop thursday and friday, i'll have your full seven day forecast, in just a few minutes, bob. >> 5:35 on this wednesday morning. we are off to a pretty good start for the most part, lets take a live look, tour around town, i-95, as last night phillies fans were sent for a loop because broad street off ramp got flooded out from the thunder boom their rolled through here last n

stay in the loop. ♪ at linkedin top headlines. articles trending on linkedin.enior editor at the professional networking site, john. such asatisfaction is hot topic on linkedin. one story that got read a lot had to do with the galaxy ceo. he came out and said it is employee -- employee satisfaction is not a priority. class a lot of places that have the start up, you ask employees if they like that, they will say yes. but it does not actually make them happy in their work and what makes them happy in their work is what is always made people happy in their work. having a job that is meaningful and a good loss. a good boss rings you along, tells you how are doing -- you are doing, except your initiative, and things like that. all the free lunch in the world will not replace a good boss. >> as he described in the article how does that? >> no. is is a feedback kind of thing. one of the data points he had was companies with employees that took a week off were often much more engaged and happy in their work than other employees in the same place who took off five days

see how the loops are vertical? it's a little weird.ean, if the killer tied all three bows, why would yours be different? it's because you tied all three bows. this one is different because you tied it on yourself behind your back. no. i was attacked. i am a victim. yet, your doctor said you received half the dose of oxy that the other girls got, a nonlethal dose. how soon after we pulled up outside of your building did you give yourself that shot? this is crazy. why would i fake an attack on myself? so no one would suspect you of silencing the only two witnesses to your crime. what are you talking about? at the time, kristina and amy were willing to bury your secret, but then... this photo showed up. i mean, how long could you expect them to keep the secret, especially since you were at fault? all you could think about was the scandal-- jail, how it would ruin your life-- all because kristina and amy knew the truth. charlotte, you were behind the wheel in amy's car. it was you that hit and killed owen. no, amy was driving. i told you.

. ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop". , netflix are negotiating with advertisers.oney is starting to move. nbc universal looking at price hikes of more than eight percent from advertisers. does this mean the call for television advertising is in decline? for more, i want to bring in the senior vice president and director of research at horizon media. ad the ceo who has worked in before. let me start with you first on this. were you surprised they continued to secure the increases? class i am not surprised. a great demand because ratings decline. you have to buy more commercial units to get the same advertising you get the year before and the year before. they get rewarded or failure, which is wonderful. >> how does that happen? class what drives rates is demand here not ratings. are doing a five rating and you do five points, you have 100 units. to get those 100 points, you have to buy more. prices.ps the >> that is the reason you say television advertising is still your tuesday very classy s. 100 -- >> yes. gross viewership is up. total viewership is continuing to

we are looking at a three hour loop. mainly overnight that part of pennsylvania was dog with that. it is not an issue for us at this point. we are still generally speaking under influence of high pressure. what that will do is keep the sun around for one more day and most of the afternoon but we will be dodging some locally heavy showers and thunderstorms. that comes courtesy of the frontal boundary dropping south. it doesn't cross until tomorrow. today and tomorrow features showers and storms but today end up being severe weather day if we see that potential at all. if these storms do bubble up we have a good shot through central pennsylvania, you would be dodging downpours, possibility of hail, not a tornado threat the but damaging wind and frequent cloud to ground lightening. even they western counties are in the zone that is involved with this we have seen this change, a million times before. if things do change and evolve there we will let you know but would i say anybody is fair game for a shower or storm here today. the it could be stronger off to the west. hot and hazy, we

looking to divert more government funds towards the defense sector i think it's part of a feedback loop where one side makes a move so the other is seen to respond to it so the other side responds to the response and cetera and i think when we are caught in that type of feedback loop it runs the risk of running into a some type of military confrontation scenario simply because when you have all of these ships in these highly disputed territories that are at times running into each other as we start to see these types of incidents that could become a hot war scenario perhaps inadvertently. it's almost time for sophie khoja finding out whether your observed ready to brush environmental concerns under the carpet and embrace all while i'm guess fighting. to genetics but eugenics vulgarize ation of darwin science punishment for an uncommitted crying i was sterilized to learn for believing in a chief evil minded still today for the few i don't know why. but i still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology don't stop at just sterilizing yet no

the so-called sovereign bank doom loop. now, the failure to predict this was forgivable. no one spotted this. this link between governments and banks on what it could do. but the weakness of adjustment mechanisms within the eurozone was predicted. this is a very large and very diverse currency. it comprises very, very different economies. so a shock, the economic shock will hit some of them very differently to others. euro members cannot devalue their currencies as everyone knows. and they don't have what economists have a lender of last resort. they essentially borrow in a foreign currency. there's no bank that will step in and buy their debt in the way you see here in the u.s. so without a currency and without a fully central bank, something else has to be flexible. now, this means that markets for goods and services, capital, labor have to be highly integrated. so resources move to where they can be moved most productively. within the eurozone, there is a market, a market for goods. there wasn't much integration when it comes to services which comprised most of economi

looking to divert more government funds towards the defense sector i think it's part of a feedback loop where one side makes a move so the other is seen to respond to it so the other side responds to the response and cetera and i think when we're caught in that type of feedback loop it runs the risk of running into a some type of military confrontation scenario simply because when you have all of these ships in these highly disputed territories that are at times running into each other as we start to see these types of incidents that could become a hot war scenario perhaps inadvertently time for more stories from around the world. their pain of violent protests in sao paulo one of brazil's current world cup host cities the march to demand free public transport started peacefully reportedly turned violent when other people are to script join the demonstrations protesters started to smash banks and car dealerships and police responded with tear gas. israeli soldiers have shot dead two palestinians including a thirteen year old boy and seriously injuring two more in the west by the fire in

looking to divert more government funds towards the defense sector i think it's part of a feedback loop where one side makes a move so the other is seen to respond to it so the other side responds to the response and cetera and i think when we're caught in that type of feedback loop it runs the risk of running into a some type of military confrontation scenario simply because when you have all of these ships in these highly disputed territories that are at times running into each other as we start to see these types of incidents that could become a hot war scenario perhaps inadvertently. more news for run the globe but now. we're playing violent protests and stopped on one of her cells for the world cup host cities the march to the month free public transport started peacefully but reportedly turned violent and a local anarchist thrift store in the demonstration protesters started to smash bikes on car dealerships and police responded with tear gas. a truck explosion in western syria's hamas' province has left at least thirty people dead medics say the death toll is likely to rise with

looking to divert more government funds towards the defense sector i think it's part of a feedback loop where one side makes a move so the other is seen to respond to it so the other side responds to the response etc and i think when we're caught in that type of feedback loop it runs the risk of running into a some type of military confrontation scenario simply because when you have all of these ships in these highly disputed territories that are at times running into each other as we start to see these types of incidents that could become a hot war scenario perhaps inadvertently. let's take a look at some other global headlines we're across this hour an explosion in central syria killed more than thirty people fifty more mostly civilians were injured after the bomb went off in a government controlled village near the city of hama officials describe the assault as a terror attack and put the blame on rebel forces operating in the earlier more than three years of civil war in syria have left an estimated one hundred sixty thousand people is it. drenching rain has triggered muscle floods

looking to divert more government funds towards the defense sector i think it's part of a feedback loop where one side makes a move so the other is seen to respond to it so the other side responds to the response etc and i think when we're caught in that type of feedback loop it runs the risk of running into a some type of military confrontation scenario simply because when you have all of these ships in these highly disputed territories that are at times running into each other as we start to see these types of incidents that could become a hot war scenario perhaps inadvertently thousands of children remain a sing their mothers a fall this is becoming a red luxury and that's because the crippling economic situation in the country is driving paris to sake work abroad but the strive for a better future is already coming at a high cost is often single piskun off explains. it's become very rare that ten year old willing to guess to see her mother she left romania to work in italy a year ago leaving her daughter with her grandparents. it's very sad because i have no one to talk about my pro