where is manu ginobili? you love hearing that, don't you? >> it feels pretty good. >> last year, we saw some of the struggles that you had during the nba finals. what was the difference in how you felt this year in the finals and last year? >> uh, well, i felt better mentally, physically. the team was everyone better. the ball movement was incredible. we didn't depend on anybody. and i think that what happened last year made us stronger. made us really stronger. we knew we were not going to let this opportunity get away. >> you all didn't just beat the two-time defending champs. you throttled them. each win by 15 points or more. how were you able to be so effective? >> hard to believe, isn't it? we played at a really high level. making the move. attacking the seams. having everybody contribute. it wasn't about tim duncan or tony parker. it was about not kawhi, green, diaw. this is a team. that's what makes it so, so nice. >> well this team has just won its fifth nba championship in the last 15 years. congratulations, manu ginobili. congratul

joining us now is manus cranny.ust last week, there were negative sentiments about what the british economy means to the chinese economy and the relationship has not been great. >> there has been lots of criticism towards china with regards to human rights. what country has not broached the subject of human rights with china? this is an official state visit. there is a little bit of pomp and ceremony. the basis of this visit is trade. both leaders have something to garner here. wants to change the perceptions and misgivings. for cap and -- for cameron, it is about focusing on trade under his government. -- to 12p 50% top 12 billion pounds. cameron will make the point that we have fallen behind france and germany. we have done more trade in the past 18 months than in the past 30 years. note, itmore serious is about the calibration of that relationship. >> slightly more high tech. >> i know you are british, but that was irony. >> we get irony. >> i just jumped on her american bandwagon. let's just get some numbers. bi

manus, thank you very much. manus cranny with the latest.operties is planning to begin trading for the first time today. it will be the largest spanish ipo since 2011. joining me now is merlin properties' ceo. the statecharacterize of the spanish property market for us right now? it had a tough time. that is putting it mildly. how recovered is it now? recovery is, that just starting. around the first half of 2013. at the beginning it was mainly a way of smart money with our fish innds trying to the very significantly down situation of the market. fyw it is starting to reliqui a little bit with better quality investors looking in the market are rated -- the market. the cost of the recession cycle is so profound that it will take time to be able to improve. >> what are the kind of returns that investors in your type of real estate investment trust can look forward to? george soros, john paulson, bill gates, all pretty sophisticated investors, are looking at reits in the spanish market. >> precisely that kind of capital seeks to return to inves

manus cranny is here with us. give us a sense of how important today is. >> i think it is critically important because we have had ads inflows in terms of what exactly is the monetary policy committee thinking, why did he stand up to tell the market to think differently about interest rates rate is about credibility and forward guidance, clergy of time and and perception of time and of race for the markets, and mitigation -- full guidance is hard at best a more difficult when you have a governor who steps out of the realm from how we normally receive messages from the bank. they give us once ago at less report which is rates will remain throughout 2015. we will breathe a sigh of relief. two, you have the mansion high-speed. the market is mispricing risk. get ready for potentially higher rates sooner than you thought. and then there is a pricing risk. three very different messages over the. of four weeks. it will be a pretty tough discussion for carney to have. >> what is the most important question? mps on this co

manus cranny is covering barclays. caroline hyde is looking at nike . and in hong kong, zeb eckert is focused on what could be the biggest ipo ever from the u.s. as alibaba chooses an exchange. u.k. prime minister david cameron's fight against jean-claude juncker is only the beginning of a battle with brussels. it looks increasingly isolated from traditional allies. hans nichols joins us from the eu summit in brussels. good morning. tot is angela merkel's plan de-escalate the situation? >> that is a very good way to put it. merkel wants to lower the temperature. she plans on engaging on policy and acknowledging the need for reform. listen to how she made sure there was space for cameron to climb down. ifi think it is not drama the vote is not concordant. we have to find as much common ground as possible on substantial issues. i think we can find good compromises with great britain and extend our hand to them. >> on her first point, not wanting any drama, she may be disappointed. cameron plans on calling for an actual vote to see where the chips fall on

elliott gotkine, manus cranny.tt, let's start with you. >> john kerry has landed in iraq conversations with political leaders aimed at trying to get .hem to form a united front will the new york justice department announced a final deal in terms of the fine levied? caroline in paris. >> the battle for alstrom could be almost over. this comes after they agreed to a 20% stake to the french 0%vernment -- to sell at 2 stake to the french government. >> data is just coming in. i can tell you it's a week number. it falls against a forecast of 49.5. that is weaker than expected. how the first day of trade is kicking off. eurot's check on the dollar. this builds and adds to the view that france is the weak link within the overall recovery. what does that do for draghi's message over the weekend, talking about lower rates, putting more pressure on the stepping the arguments toward quantitative easing. the euro-dollar trading down. equity markets we are expecting a little bit of a change. it actk of england, will market? the

manus cranny, thank you so much. that's turn our attention to another one of our top stories three ge has sealed its biggest acquisition ever, overcoming the last hurdle for the $17 million purchase of alstom's energy assets. bouygues agreed to sell a stake to france. >> it has been a very long weekend of discussions here in france between alstom, the thech state, and bouygues, main shareholder of alstom with 29%. board deciding's that they would approve ge's revised offer. that came after the french state said that they would also back ge on the condition that they take a 20% stake in alstom. that is when it became complicated. s and the french state could not agree on a price. they tried to come to a compromise. stake in 20king the months. this morning, the economy that no priceying has been fixed yet and bouygues still wants 35 euros per share when the government offered 28 euros per share. minister is also saying that the state determination was in the interest of france. reaction.ve some on a conference call thi

manus cranny should to help us decipher it. are exciting minutes in the wake of carney's address. >> absolutely. you look back at his speech. why bother with minutes? who cares about minutes? can drop a bond. that is essentially what carney did last week. motivation.ot his .e makes that very clear raising rates today would be wrong in regards to housing. housing -- >> the final line of defense, isn't it? >> it is indeed. is he the most dexterous banker in the world? these are the for guidance. that is the. . we are a must that the point where capacity could be used up. to a certain extent, he is not a tree hugger. >> he's not afraid to move on. >> he is not afraid to move on. that is the important one. reflect backwards as we look at what he said. let's take a look at some of the statements. the decisions are becoming more balanced for some. that they the wording said matters more than anything. more balanced words. >> correct. the arguments discussed around the table -- is it more balanced toward a rate hike? the second piece

let's check in with the manus cranny who is at the touchscreen. saidese as woody marcus r to open a little higher -- these equity markets are said to open a little higher than yesterday. opening up by 0.8%. a rundown. web an article in the "new york times" that says scheier has engaged with goldman sachs as part of their defense or any takeover offers. having batted away for the moment. bear that in mind. caution.bit of overall, you will wait for german confidence data. we expect levels to come in a little higher. just rising at the moment. later in the day, new home sales in the united states of america. equities rising. stocks iee particular am keeping an eye on. we have suggested to him. -- we have segenta. it has batted a way and offer. a takeover. it has fizzled out. airbus. in the market for mature claims. that is the dreamliner. airbus on the opportunity to renegotiate in terms of airplanes. paribas up by 0.5%. they might have to sell debt assets to meet the potential liability that will come from any fine levied by the justice department i

let's talk to manus cranny. >> equity markets are set to bounce. you have rising equity markets around europe. auto sales a little better than estimated. one thing to bear in mind is emerging markets. you have iraq tensions rising. a small number -- a small number of troops being brought in. is there something bigger at play in emerging markets? you see the cpi. expected to come in around 1.7%. you've got two major stocks on the move in the u.k. sales beating estimates. 4500 new hotels being created. reuters says pharmaceuticals have hired to brace themselves for the prospect of possibly being the subject of a take -- being a takeover target. easyjet has just come back from -- i have just come back from two weeks away. the whole of europe is on holiday in june. germany is going to come out a little later. then followed by the u.s. we are taking you through some of the top u.k. stocks. auto sales rose for the ninth consecutive month in a row. 1.13 new registrations. they saw 18% in terms of sales levels. bw rose nine and a half percent. those are th

let's head out to manus cranny. >> 2 dominant themes.ne is iraq and the other is the federal reserve. checking in on the indian rupee. the clients. the biggest drop in terms of the rupee. that dollar rising. sinceggest three-day drop january. a one-month low. prices increasing in india. markets said they will ease as the year goes on. the issue is this. as the iraq situation, that could damage the energy imports and trade balance. keep an eye on that situation. for a lateraling message from a central banker, look at the rba. expressed to keep benchmark arrays at a record low. china unexpectedly dropping. what do you are seeing are no more hate -- rate hikes. 93.29 is the support level on the way. bloomberg first word. back to you. >> these are the top headlines. ukraine said a russia has a 38,000 troops on the border as it continues to supply arms to rubble forces. the chief of the ukrainian national security council wanted the invasion is coming. -- [indiscernible] investments coincide with the business of premier li keqiang coming toda

manus cranny is back with us for more. a tale of two ipo's.veoyd's, they gone to the market. they priced it up. 260. the stock is up 30 pence. 30% ofail investor, their stocks have gone out to the retail investor. they were originally going to 700 millione at pounds. they made the right decision. it is one step forward. it is a big litmus test for the much bigger sale which is the government holding of lloyd's itself. >> a big overhang for the sector. >> euronext, i'm surprised. euronext is an exchange based in europe. a dip in that price this morning. we'll keep an eye on it. it is early days. >> it is amazing. we remember when both of these bids. we see them, part. we remember when euronext was bought by others. >> somebody once said to me all stocks eventually goes to zero. i could never understand what that meant. that is essentially all stock goes bust or gets bought. >> interesting trends this year. >> europe storming ahead. best stock year in seven years. $36 billion in europe. $22 billion in the u.s. >> there is a lot of european -- >>

let's head out to manus cranny for the fx check.ility dropping, the dollar dropping, more momentum to come. there was a slight slur you had at the close of the day yesterday in the states. today in asian and according to london trading we are down again. takes dollar hawkishness, more to come. let's look at dollar sterling. what you have is trading at a five-year high. back -- i don't expect us to hold back. if you're trading this currency, you just roque the resistance at 743 -- -- at one point .743. this is euro nokia we would talkg -- more about the currency as the morning goes on. back to you, mark. >> u.s. president barack obama is sending 300 military advisers to iraq to assist the government there in its battle against insurgents. obama insisted american forces won't be returning to combat heard he also dispatches secretary of state to the region for talks. >> secretary kerry will depart for the mideast this weekend. he will be able to consult with our allies and partners. just as all iraqi neighbors must respect iraq's terri

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let's bring in democratic strategist erica nudi and manu raji. manu, i got to start with you. we heard rumbles around the hall maybe this was possible. if the question was posed to a member of cantor's staff, they laughed at us. said we were idiots. we all drank the conventional wisdom juice on this one, did not see it coming. how in the world did this happen? >> turnout, luke. the bottom line, these primaries as you know are very difficult to poll. it's hard to get a clear sense exactly who's going to come to the polls. the cantor team clearly mispolled this. they thought they were going to win by double digits. maybe 20 points. maybe 30 points. it was clear. his voters did not get to the polls. the people who were energized were the activist base. the people who wanted to see him gone. who were upset at his compromises that he's made over the years. and were concerned about some of his positions on immigration. as well as other issues. those are the folks that organized and got to the polls. that just shows every single republican here and democrat, too, you really cannot ta

manu, what do you make of all this? >> i think cochran is going to narrowly escape. it's going to be close. they've effectively used this against chris mcdonald as you saw for that interview, it was hard for him to explain what happened with that arrest. overall, this is another example of tea party forces having a tough time knocking down the establishment this cycle. they forced these guys to run to the right in a lot of their positions on the right. they're having a hard time with easily the most vulnerable candidate right now, thad cochran, a guy not prepared for his re-election, really didn't do a lot, started running late. it seems like he's going to win. if he does, it will be because of that incident. >> in many ways you can argue the tea party has already won. even if candidates like mcdonnell don't win, they are successful in shifting the party to the right. >> it's interesting that the tea party groups you talk to have to say what you said, our candidates are losing but we're forcing our ideas on the other side. part of that equation is their candidates ar

back to you. >> manus cranny, thank you very much indeed. debut today.itting off. will euronext be able to regain market share in europe's recovering ipo market? what happens next? we are joined by the ceo of euronext paris. good morning, sir. can i ask bigger questions about the business. cash equities is a tough place to be right now. why did you guys decide that this was the right direction instead of teaming up with some of the other big exchange operators here in europe? why are we where we are today rather than a different direction? >> good morning. thank you for having me today. it is a great day for euronext, with our ipo. i want to clarify something. euronext is not just a cash equity business. we have a very diversified set of revenues. we have cash equity, listings, derivatives, indices, clearing revenues. the cash equity is just part of our business. don'ta figure people know, we managed to keep 66% of the market share on our equity business for the last three years. a very stable market share. we believe that our unique proposition in europ

manus cranny will be back. we will get more insight later on "the pulse."a deal to end south africa's strike is set to be delayed after the union representing more than 70,000 workers made fresh demands. usomberg tv africa joins from johannesburg with more. tell us, what is the union demanding? >> good morning to you. the union says they want each $280 for the strike. millionooking at $19.6 over and above the $2.2 billion that have been lost. those are the three companies that have been affected by this 21-week strike. they are saying that all workers facing criminal charges, those should be withdrawn. they have said that they will ensure no other strike occurs down the line if the mining companies pledge to not cut any jobs. we have heard which a bank coming out and saying that anglo-american platinum might be considering selling some of its assets, perhaps an easy way to get out of a cost implication. about zuma. this is the first state of the union delivered since the election. what did he say? a big part of what he had to say, what did he say on that? >

. >> we had manus taking us through the attitude of the markets. investors are looking through weakness in data. about the first quarter gdp revision is that if you look at the full year, the markets will get excited the rest of the year will be fast. talk about -- the potential for that is huge at the moment. you have to take that on board when you look at the markets. we are building up to something of the selloff. in the meantime, we attempt to carry on as normal. that is why the technical bottom-up approach is useful. >> derailment, thank you -- jammin, thank you. -- gentlemen, thank you. the information from the bank of england, later. ♪ >> this is "on the move" streaming live on your phone. this is the london stock exchange. it is planning an offer, the largest acquisition today. it is up by 2.67%. england's financial policy committee in charge of ensuring stability will deliver its biannual report. it is expected to center on the u.k. housing market. why is the whole world focused on what mark carney will deliver today? it is about trying to

let's check in with manus cranny. it is all about the minutes, and it is to some extent. equity markets are rising this morning. from allee a shift nine members being convinced that now is not the time to talk about arise and rates or a movement in rates? yesterday byraded daily stockbrokers in scotland. bear in mind, a lot of new capacity coming online from the flag carriers and from the discount airliners. those are the movers in london. equity markets are rising. that is a -- iraq going slightly on the back burner and ukraine stepping off the risk front. 25%, margins being as g.a.a. -- sga. they are present in australia. rising,-- profits are but their margins are dissipating. up 7/10 of one percent. , they have a pretty substantial holding in a company. they are going to sell part of that holding. the range they told the market, 200-250. percent. quote, a five thank you very much. pence, a price was 220 lower and of the range. -- a lower end of the range. know, directors might be moving on the stock. daily mail up one percent. i will take you to the dollar index becau

manus cranny has more. >> everyone is trained to pair their losses for the week.ozone has dipped ever so slightly. volumes are about 30% below. and france, you have record unemployment and consumer spending dropping. in germany, you have inflation rising ever so slightly. that may change some of the arguments within the overall complexion of the ecb. here in the united kingdom, we have had ratification and confirmation as well. no shock. 10 consecutive quarters. mpc runs the risk of being behind the curve. get on with it. u.s. equity futures indicate lower. university of michigan consumer sentiment will be the driving force of markets as we close business for the week. as we look backward to ,esterday, to consumer spending today it is about confidence. will the consumer belie a different story for the fed? thank you. in 25 minutes, it is "surveillance." tom keene joins us with a preview. >> a lot going on here. iraq is still front and center for everyone in the united states. a bit of a change today. much more of a focus on syria. we will talk about that in our fi

manus cranny has more. >> very little has changed.y markets are lower, day four of the decline, down nearly one point 5%. some reprieve in portugal and italy. you have got the longest set of losses in seven weeks. that is the european equity story. you will get a little data later in the u.s. u.s. equity futures flat at the moment, a shade of green on s&p 500 for those of you listening in the states. it is still not a huge momentum. you will see what the u.s. gross domestic product is -- contraction. another revision to the first quarter. contraction of 1.8%, tying up with the consensus opinion. that is u.s. equity futures, unchanged. european a little bit lower. with iraq, ukraine, the potential for more sanctions from the u.s., that you might see a little bit more flow into haven trade. brent crude not really reacting, lower by .6%. $120 seems to be the breakpoint in brent. were you would have to see special reserves released or a critical issue and supply. , no coming down by .5% money in immediate danger going into this haven asse

let's head out to manus cranny for the fx check. >> we have managed to do it with dollars sterling. the first time since 2009 above oneeing a level dollar 70. the market delivered. survey, the u.k. has reached its velocity. i am being over facetious. economists are catching up with the market. that is dollars sterling. in terms of euros sterling you have the big technical this is dropping for nine straight days in a row. we have not seen a run in losses of the euro against sterling since 2009. the technical indicators say this pair is oversold. the relative strength indicator says this currently is oversold. if you want to know where money is going in terms of risk, it is going into the end. we see the euro yen hit near a four-month high. cpa data.it for the >> these are the top headlines. hassunni extremist group posted graphic photos online. they appear to show its fighters executing iraqi soldiers. haven't been independently confirmed. anoraks army says they have killed nearly 300 terrorists. hundreds of ukrainians gather in kiev's victory square. they are mourning the plane shot

manus, the market seem to like what they heard. neuheisel reached on various markets -- new highs reached on various markets. >> it could have been worse. let's have a look. the treasury bond is the biggest again. why? it is a commitment to the zero buying world of don't worry. the dollar is a little bit lower. a job market is improving. we know that. they are adding jobs. the economy is rebounding at a moderate taste -- pace. how much access amounts? it remained significant. it is a noisy old thing. it is moving back to target. hawkishs of a more outcome simply were not realized. inflation continues to run well below our objective. we are still some ways away from maximum employment. see anymoment, i do not trade-off whatsoever. the labor market has continued to improve. over a number of years he -- growth has come in at a disappointing level. we are still seeing the global market broadly improved. i expect that to continue. do you make of her communication skills this time around? >> top of the class. improving considerably. inc.

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manus cranny is here with more.ng us up to speed on the latest. >> the allegations have consequences. we understand the number of institutions are pulling their businesses. what caught my eye is the people who have not been doing business with barclays. jp morgan, goldman sachs, morgan stanley. eric schneiderman went to the heart of the lawsuit on bloomberg. >> one of the things barclays was doing was changing the data, misleading clients about how many of the trades were actually filled in barclays own dark pool. this elaborate propaganda saying they filled whatever is best for the client, the best price, the best phil. -- fill. of all the trades were filled in barclays dark pool. >> what was interesting about the conversation as it went on, actions by barclays will govern the size of the fine food in other words, cooperation. this comes down to anthony jenkins' challenge. relationships take a long time to build in all businesses. you break a relationship, you break the trust. >> this is part of the business that h

manus cranny is here. so the breakdown. what are we expecting? action but i thought reading into this story, it is worth thinking about the man, mark carney. he is referred to as being the best. a central banker that likes a surprise. five out of his 10 decisions and he was head of the bank of canada went against what economists thought was going to happen. i love what the cheap economist said which is they no the man but they do not know the decisions he makes. could he surprise the market? going into this decision there are couple of important things and i want to show you a lovely stat. mortgage approvals are at the lowest level since 2013. they have been falling for four months. so we're slightly coming off the boil in terms of what is going on in the mortgage market. mortgagelready had the market review, which is saying, can you afford your mortgage? anna, can you afford yours if it goes up to 4%? it is questioning affordability. 500,000er said, up to pounds we are going to cap it at 4%. it is already beyond boiling point. daddy alexander po

let's check in with manus cracking -- cranny. >> a motley bunch of stories for ryan chilcote. let's look at what this motley map can give is in terms of equity markets. abe says that deflation is dead. goldman sachs says that you can buy the topix index and get a target of 1450. added $22 billion in new funds to hedge funds in the month of may. you're today, that is nearly $93 billion. the best year since 2007 with money growing into global hedge funds, equity markets open a little bit lower. we have had german confidence numbers, the gfk confidence numbers the highest since 2006. no risers in germany. on the dying side. and moremore defensive cyclical plays coming under a little bit of pressure. let's check in with the companies we are keeping an eye on over the opening session. we have some headlines in reference. tdf, where the french government, they are placing about 3% of gdf throughout. they are selling part of their holding there, about 3% so they can fund the purchase of 20% ofalstrom. it is pricing at the bottom of the range, around 20. 20.18. pharmaceuticals, what d

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we were just talking to manus about these potential tools, the potential caps on lending.hy do you think that is a bad move? the deadline was april 26. there are signs that people previously getting mortgages and now not getting those mortgages. by five percent as well. >> is that because -- they have not trained their staff. >> hard to say. even the minutes were difficult to assess. , there are natural factors slowing the housing market as well as the clumsy and limitation. do you do a preemptive strike? rates are going to rise sooner than you expected. confidence is an important thing. >> have you and your business noticed a difference. talk to stage agents, one of them had a sense to bury in the midlands. he said half of the sales fell through in june because of the implementation. >> what tools will be appropriate? tothey could cap loan interest ratios. could tighten the stress testing. the less visible than other measures. it would force lender's to look at their affordability test and tighten them. those that risk should the interest rates go up. >> when you look at

manu ginoboli, and a pair of clutch free throws, they go to overtime.vertime, tim duncan gets the bounce, spurs up 3, ok tries to answer, but league mvp durant off the mark, san antonio wins 112-107, you can watch game one at the nba finals thursday on abc 7. >>> the -- filipino flash, denere suffers a cut, despite the injuries, he continued and was able to knock the down in the fourth. by the end of the round he can't see because the blood in his eyes. donere was ahead so he wins the wbc featherweight title by unanimous decision. and the quakes and dallas square off in a western conference battle, tied 1-1 in the fifth. scoring from way out, about 35 yards, first goal to put the team on top. right before the half, dallas with a chance to pull even, fabi fabian castillo denied. and master's champ bubba watson has a one-stroke lead. phil mickelson investigated for insider trading, actually playing in this game. >>> next, a whale breach is an amazing sight but not uncomm bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a war

. >> so tim duncan, manu ginobili and tony parker became the wi s win'sesting trio in postnba history have five ring. >> they're one -- in our lifetime, they have one of the best dynasties going. >>> let's take everyone down south to brazil. three world cup matches. we start with switzerland and ecuador. tied at 1. added time. switzerland nets the winning goal. another group e match. the french leading 1-0 in the 47th minute where they break out the goal-line technology where you can see the ball crossing the line right there. france wins it 3-0 argentina versus bosnia-herzegovina. lionel messi added the insurance goal, they hang on to win it, 2-1. back here at home, we get to golf and the u.s. open, we got martin kaymer. >> kaymer. >> kaymer. >> it was really boring. >> anyway, kaymer rode his early-round success to win the u.s. open by eight strokes. he set the scoring record with opening with pair of 65s. he finished at 9 under. >> there was more drama in the makeup room with you and i fighting over the hair brush. there was no drama in the u.s. open. >> and it was really dry. seri

. >> manu ginobili. hits the three! >> allen throws it down! >> this is the finals.re playing the nba champion and we want what they have. >> james drives to the rim and finishes. >> cut it to two. this is what i dreamed of, being on the road, an opportunity to get a game one on the opponent's floor. hard drive, basically saying, nah, not today. >> throws it down!

. >> manu ginobili. hits the three! >> allen throws it down! >> this is the finals. to two. this is what i dreamed of, being on the road, an opportunity to get a game one on the opponent's floor. hard drive, basically saying, nah, not today. >> throws it down! ag

perry bacon, manu raju. steve scalise, kevin mccarthy, who's going to be the next speaker of the house? >> paul ryan. >> i like that. >>> up next, the pope weighs in on pot. bet a lot of you want to know what he says about that. that's a good tease. >>> he's seen all sides of war. an outspoken lawmaker himself, former virginia senator will be here. >>> first, today's trivia question. who was president when construction began on the gateway arch in st. louis? the first person to tweet the correct answer will get the on-air shoutout. the answer and more is coming up on tdr. remember, tdr 50 has been in missouri this week. we've got rising stars at the end of the show. (mother vo) when i was pregnant... i got more advice than i knew what to do with. what i needed was information i could trust on how to take care of me and my baby. luckily, unitedhealthcare has a simple program that helps moms stay on track with their doctors and get the right care and guidance-before and after the baby is born. simple is good r

what i want to get your thoughts on there, manu, is it looks like from what we can see, charlie rangelill be heading back. one of the most senior members often called the dean of the congressional black caucus. when you look at his numbers here in harlem and expanding district, they don't look very good politically. he had 47% there, which was slightly better than espaillat. what that basically means is yesterday the majority of people in charlie rangel's district voted for someone else. your thoughts on that dynamic, even as he looks to be heading back to washington for what he says will be his final term. >> and i think it's going to be his final term because he probably will not get re-elected again if he runs. he keeps surviving these scares. but it looks like his voters want him out. there are reports of younger voters moving in, people who have not experienced charlie rangel during his heyday. now they see him tarnished by these ethics controversies that swirl around him. but what is interesting here is how he survived in a time when congress is becoming a much more younger and y

let's check in with manus cracking -- cranny. >> a motley bunch of stories for ryan chilcote.tley map can give is in terms of equity markets. abe says that deflation is dead. goldman sachs says that you can buy the topix index and get a target of 1450. added $22 billion in new funds to hedge funds in the month of may. you're today, that is nearly $93 billion. the best year since 2007 with money growing

but manu and the spurs just would not go away.ere is the old man tim duncan getting the friendly roll. spurs win it 112-107. they win that series 4-2 to set up that rematch with miami. >>> fans head to their seats in toyota stadium and we have soccer fans, fc dallas. earthquake. john baptiste. the big goal. they win their second straight 2-1. we'll be back. ,,,,,,,, ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. in every life, there are when you know, you know. the all-new volvo v60 sportswagon. the s60 sedan and the xc60 crossover. test drive one today. model year end sales event. the s60 with 0.9% apr and up to $2500 in allowances. we'll see you back here tomw night at five-thirty. news updates are al >> well that's its for us. thank you very much for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow night at 5:30. until then, our news updates are on kpix.com. >>

that he put in, manu ginobili's able to not only rebound it, but draw a foul and the penalty. the great rudy tam jan vick called these turnaround plays and that is done by great effort. >> mike: ginobili will shoot free throws again. they're in the penalty. ginobili was the one that got fouled. meanwhile, leonard, by the way, did make all defense second team this year. he's become one of the most talented defenders in the league. and during the regular season, how valuable he was, as ginobili hits the first free throw. 54-0 when he played. 8-8 when he missed. he missed 16 games with a broken right hand. his value at both ends of the floor. did not play well in the first two games, but he has been excellent here tonight in game three. >> jeff: and gregg popovich takes out parker and duncan, playing patty mills and splitter. >> mike: blocking foul called on ginobili. that's four on ginobili. four team fouls on san antonio. ginobili, leonard, splitter, diaw and mills. starting five in the game for miami. james. mills tried to draw the charge. bad pass, deflected. bosh knocked it

manu ginobili, the kick to barker.had 21 points in the spurs have a one-point lead with under 2:30 to go, but under 15 seconds in the game, chris bosh to dwyane wade and that's it. lebron james, 35 points in a two-point win. >> the first half or the first quarter, you know, they was in really good coverage and getting threes and layups, tim duncan got off to a quick start with 11. after that we just kind of get up this them a little bit more and started turning them over and make them miss shots and executed on the other end. >> in baseball, benches clearing in baltimore after matty machado's bat flew close to the third basement. he was ejected and said the bat just slipped out of my hands. a's won, 11-1. >>> for more check out a live sprt spot 9:00 a.m., 6:00 pacific on espn. >>> all right, up next in "the pulse," broadway's biggest night did not disappoint the winners and most talked about performance of the tony awards. >>> plus, from gangnam style to gangster style, spy's new video with snoop dogg. thought to be th

ma manu ginobli, over chris bosh, throwing it down hard. meanwhile, ka way leonard, the nba mvp. playing lebron james on defense all series long. how about tiago splitter, erasing dwyane wade's attempt. the spurs beat the heat, 104-87, four games to one. the fourth ring for them, fooift overall for duncan and popovich. >>> sunday, lye owe nel messi struck. a dodging defenders. and argentina wins their opening match at the world cup in brazil. espn's coverage of the fifa world cup continues today at 5:30. finally, team usa takes the pitch against ghana. ghana knocked the usa out of the last two world cups. you can catch all three games on espn later today, and also live on the watch espn app. for more news, highlights and analysis, check out "sportscenter," 9:00 a.m., live, on espn. >>> all right. watching now far remarkable catch from major league baseball. it's so good, we have made it our play of the day. it happened yesterday in san francisco. >> that's right, a colorado rockies batter slammed a home run. but the catch made by this fan was the real highlight. he was carrying a

and the two arresting officers were ruppert heraldo and herada and josh olsen and melvin manu. and those four officers are san francisco's finest because they did it, they did right, they did it professionally, and i tell you they risked their lives going after somebody who was potential bomb suspect that the f.b.i. was looking for and potentially weapons of mass destruction and they went and did their job and pulled him out of the car and arrested him. so i want to thank the officers and single them out and thank them again from the bottom of my heart. commissioner loftus? >> yeah, i just have a question for the chief. and it is amazing that the reduction in the homicides and one of the things that i have shared this information in the staff in the bay view and the response is that it does not feel that way in some opportunities in particular that have suffered the loss after loss and it is traumatizing and i was wondering if we have a protocol for how we support the families of a homicide victim and i don't know if we have a procedure, or the chief and i was wondering if with

the loss manus of the a's are the four dams of the american league west. >>: it's going down to the wireacing the clock to finish the 49ers in a home in santa clara so let's take a look for the levi stadium looks just a ready to read its not fell. then they can take a phil tomorrow for it is still a lot of work to finish up the crews are painting a man preparing for if fosse for installed. the project manner expect everything to be a villain in but of next month for 94% complete were finishing up tariff will ever won on every corner free even to some of the paving and landscaping heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. i'll have my usual ultimate cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and

let's get the latest headlines and analysis from manus cranny. >> you have hit the rub of it.ey started off with his view. his view was about wages. committee are the there with him. , so far,d moderately when it comes to spare capacity -- that is the great debate. the rate of slack. the momentum we expected to see in the second half -- spare capacity was 1% to 1.5%. he doesn't dissent. -- miles says that this spare capacity is at the upper end of the range. that there is saying is a danger in being precise, overly precise, but there is more spare capacity. , forwardsue of slack guidance is now. forward guidance right now is the debate about slack. let's have a look at the markets right now. have a look at dollar sterling. also, you and i have looked at this on a more regular basis, we have looked at short sterling. the price of money on a three-month guide. it is a contract table. the price of money in march, june of next year. is not a radical shift. but we are seeing futures moving. but seven look at dollar sterling -- let's have a look at dollar sterling. we are seeing a b

manu ginobili, the finish. spurs take game three, 111-93.hey lead 2-1. >>> christian renaldo returned to portugal's lineup, a friendly over ireland. did not score. but ronaldo looked fit and should be ready to go for the world cup. portugal will face the u.s. in group play next sunday. the world cup, part of an amazing thursday trifecta on espn and abc news. it begins with the u.s. open, at 9:00. and brazil facing croatia. game four of the nba finals between the spurs and heat. "sportscenter," from pinehurst, rio and miami. >>> for more, check out "sportscenter" live 9:00 a.m., on espn. >>> here's the baseball highlights of last night. it doesn't involve the game. even so, it's our "play of the day." it happened in philadelphia. >> the teams were waiting out a rain delay, a couple of the padres used the tarp on the field as their personal slip and slide. the phillies actually won the game. >> sliding. got to do that in baseball. >> i would like to do that right now. >> scarier than you'd think. i tried to do the slip and slide. i haven't don

manu ginobili, the finish. spurs take game three, 111-92.lead, 2-1 games. >>> cristiano ronaldo returned to portugal's lineup, in a 5-1 win, in a friendly over ireland. did not score. but ronaldo looked fit and should be good to go for the world cup, which starts on thursday. portugal will face the u.s. in group play next sunday. the world cup, part of an amazing thursday trifecta on espn and abc. it begins with the first round of the u.s. open at 9:00 eastern. then, at 3:00, the world cup kicks off, brazil facing croatia. thursday at 8:30 on abc, game four of the nba finals between the spurs and heat. "sportscenter," from pinehurst, rio and miami. >>> for more, check out "sportscenter" live 9:00 a.m., on espn. >>> all right. here's the baseball highlight of last night. but it doesn't really involve the game. even so, it's our "play of the day." it happened in philadelphia. >> while the teams were waiting out a rain delay, a couple of the padres used the tarp on the field as their personal slip and slide. they might have had all of the prega