." >> there's no place quite like the principality of monaco. per capita quite possibly the richest and safest country on earth. here giant private yachts all but overwhelm the ancient mediterranean harbor tucked into this tiny pocket carved from the south of france. sun and money drenched immune apparently to the rest of the world, or so it once seemed to monaco's former police chief, andre. >> it's always solo. >> why. >> why so it solo? a population that has no fear to call the police and report something that's not normal. >> here around monaco's casino scare, the eye-popping treasures of some of the world ast most exclusive jewelry shops is protected by a hovering army of security cameras. about 400 of those things trained on the glittering principality. everywhere you look around here there are uniformed policemen. there's a police substation right across the street from one of the most expensive jewelry shops. this is perhaps one of the best protected little square kilometers on the face of the globe. safe secure a fortress. but then it h

and monaco police have still not closed their investigation.inally seemed to slow the advance of the pink panthers but now those baby panthers just get more and more hungry. >> when they do a heist, they learn about it and the skill of the team is growing up always. >> though those shocking loit ning quick moments caught on camera may have become a kind of fact of life in a post-modern world. after all they got their name pink panthers, from the movie. and you know how it is with sequels. as long as there's money to be made. who knows how many there will be. keepers like these. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. ' landmark week for progressive politics in america. >>> the supreme court makes same-sex marriage legal from coast to coast. plus politicians from both parties say it's time for the confederate battle flag to come down. >> by taking down the flag, we express -- >> it's time to move the flag from the capitol grounds. >> the affordable health care act is here to stay. >> we're all excited. >> we'll cover it a

lisa monaco: i understand that critique. the u.s. government policy has no concessions -- that is ransoms, other policy concessions, other issues that could be on the table. if it is an issue of the u.s. government dividing the concession, whether it is money vast resources, or a policy concession or change, not to take some action -- all those things would be in the realm of the u.s. government concessions that are simply not on the table and will not be on the table. >> that money -- the president said that it helps fund these terrorist groups, so providing that money -- doesn't that ultimately put a price tag on americans' heads? lisa monaco: there is no doubt that the payment of ransom fuels the very activity that we are trying to stop, which is why that the u.s. government has worked in urged other governments internationally to not pay ransom. at the same time, we have a responsibility to stand with families as they make the most difficult decision they can imagine. the president said they won't abandon them. >> a few quick ite

seema is live in monaco.r now. >> as you and i know india was one of the favorite emerging markets in 2014. one of the leaders in the pharmaceutical space. thank you for joining us. >> pleasure. >> help us understand what you're seeing a clear indication that everybody at the moment is clearly disappointed. >> you are one of the leaders in making vaccines. talk to us about what you're seeing in the health care industry. >> health care industry needs a lot of support. it's almost like a neglected sector. not dependent on the indian health care sector at all. 85% is 140 countries worldwide and that's our strength. >> and growth going forward? are you going to continue to expand internationally? >> yes, a lot. much more as i said much more than in india because they're all attracted to the low cost high volatility that we're making good for the underprivileged of all of these countries and that's our strength and that's what they're looking for to expand more vaccines which have not been covered just now. >> tha

in monaco. it's at a spa place. >> seth: gotcha.>> seth: do you want to go into 170 degrees below zero? >> you have to stay in three minutes by the way. you walk around slowly. they tell you do not fall down because you'll be burned to death on the ice cold. >> seth: this does sound nice. [ laughter ] >> and the door -- and the door will open if you push hard they said. but it was horrifying. i stayed -- i stayed less than two minutes. >> seth: okay. >> my arms just froze. >> seth: sounds awful. do you get such -- such bad jet lag that you would put yourself through that? >> no. i was just trying it because they said it was so good. >> seth: yeah. >> for me, everybody else looked really, really good. i looked frozen. >> seth: okay. >> but then we went to italy. and italy was fabulous. >> seth: wonderful. >> we went to milan. have you been? >> seth: i've never been to milan. >> you haven't? >> seth: no. >> you're such a clothes horse. >> seth: thank you. you know what? they ship them. if you ask they'll send them to you. you don't ha

of course greece wasn't on the official agenda here in monaco. we have been talking to several asset managers saying it's an overriding topic. we heard from one that said there was a session called yesterday to talk about the situation in greece and what that might mean for the industry but now taking a cautious approach. i'm joined now by the ceo. thank you so much for being here. i want to start off first with greece. how concern redirect examination you about the latest developments in terms of effecting flows in your fund? >> of course the volatility is effecting flow to some extent. but if we look at narcotic reactions yesterday it was very moderate and everybody is taking a little breather here and we have been set back a couple of weeks in terms of market levels. >> i think it's also due to the timing of the greek situation coming a few months ahead of a fed rate hike. are you concerned for the bond market? how are you positioning investors in fixed income? >> well of course liquidity is a challenge in the fixed income markets. we've seen

tiene un acuerdo para jugar en el chelsea, sÓlo necesitarÍa definir los tÉrminos financieros con el mÓnaco y hasta la fecha la Única actriz hispana, ganar los cuatro galardones mÁs importantes del mundo del espectÁculo en estados unidos porque hablÓ con la actriz, que tambiÉn le dice cÓmo que le gustarÍa ser recordada. >> oscar, para teatro, grammy, y tambiÉn, se me olvida... reportero: a sus 83 aÑos de edad rita moreno sigue siendo la Única mujer en haber ganado un Óscar, un emi, un grammy y un golden globe. >> me llamaban con palabras llenas de odio, envidia. fue muy difÍcil y lo entendÍ en ese entonces, que ser puertorriqueÑa no era una cosa buena, era una cosa mala. reportero: el calor recibiÓ por el papel que hizo de anita. en la reconocida pelÍcula. >> yo entendÍ ese papel del carÁcter de anita, lo entendÍ muy bien. amÍ no me tenÍan que dar direcciÓn porque yo conocÍa a esa chica. reportero:usted definitivamente es una de las personas que le ha abierto las puertas personas la han llevado lo cÓmo compara con lo que habÍa antes? >>lo que habÍa antes era una tristeza profunda, la tira d

we'll be with seema again in monaco. >> are you jealous?t -- i'm not supposed to say that word am i? i hope you have a lovely afternoon enjoying the weather, the boats and perhaps the casinos. i wish you luck. let's bring you a flash coming out of greece. the greek finance minister has been asked if a fifth june imf payment and he says the greek state always aims at repaying it's obligations. on going ups and downs of the greek crisis continue. now, still to come here on worldwide exchange signaling a merger. we'll bring you all the details on a possible tie up between dish network and t-mobile. worldwide exchange is back in two. >>> welcome back. t-mobile u.s. shares are called to open up by 12.8%. landon has more details on why that might be. >> good morning to you. dish network is in talks to merge with t-mobile u.s. to combine the fourth largest u.s. wireless carrier with the second biggest satellite tv provider. the companies have yet to agree on the purchase price and the mix of cash and stock that would be used to pay for the deal. t

lisa monaco said in the past we did not do right by these families.dent says he found totally unacceptable. wolf. >> michelle thank you, michelle kosinski. let's get analysis from phillip mudd and law enforcement analyst, tom fuentes, what do you think? is this going to encourage more americans being taken hostage if they now know families are authorized to pay ransom. >> the problem, wolf the families could always pay ransom. i can tell you in my almost 30 years in the fbi, the fbi left that to the family if they wanted to pay the ransom whether it was organized crime, kidnappings for hire whatever it may be and including terrorists that could be paid. the family if they can raise the $15 million, $30 million, $50 million whatever they ask for that's been a family decision without threat they would be prosecuted by the department of justice. >> you heard the criticism by making the announcement the president is in effect telling terrorists you want to make money go ahead and kidnap americans because their families not the u.s. government will be able

that's the number of americans that are currently being held overseas ao lis monaco. a big number and bigger than a lot of people might have expected. >> d the white house or the u.s. policy perhaps better said change at all in terms of negotiating with people who are being held hostage? with the terrorists that have them? yeah that's a good question. the answer is no. it doesn't. what the white house is saying that their policy remains the same. the united states has a no concessis policy when it doms hostage takers. th won't negotiate with the hostage takers and they won't pay ransoms or give them any concessione p saying he feel that protects americans overseas if hostage takers think they can get a big check from uncle sam, that will put a lot more americans in danger. the president said that policy won't change. >> clearly the original rule was designed to keep people from trying to circumstance up vent negotiatio. why the change now? >> it all came from the pressure from the families who have been through th ordeal over the past few years. a lot of them speaking

over at hotel monaco at fifth and chestnut. >> right around the red owl tavern. >> yes. >> they bring out four on a little slate plate. they dye the whites in beat juice so they come out pink and red. on top of the egg they put some cavi er. >> you are fancy. >> yes. >> what sit a hundred dollars a egg. >> really. >> golden egg. >> well, daddy war bucks take us to lunch. >> please, i would love that. >> tomorrow. >> tomorrow, tomorrow. >> all right, all right thanks sue. >>> so, baby head to can inadequacies to meet his aunt but he instantly become confused. >> say it over again good a baby. >> a child good bynum self. >> a mom. >> yes. >> was he already on the plane. >> mom has a twin. >> i know this baby. >> i necessity this baby. this is fantastic. woman goes, we will roll the tape. set it up for us, mike. >> there are two women. they are wins. they are at california twins. one of them has a baby. >> yes. >> little baby. so when the twin comes in, wait a second, there are two moms. watch his face. >> who is this. >> hello. >> what is happening. >> yeah. >> he is like... >> look at

i >> farah is due to return to action in monaco on july 17. just when things could not get worse for tiger woods the former number one is making an humiliating exit after finishing 16 over par for his two rounds. the worse was the horrendous 10 over par 80 on day one. his frustration plain to see as the winner continues to fall down the world rankings. this was his worst ever performance in a major. >>> the rivalry between the south american neighbors transcends football. over 130 years ago the war of the pacific. we have reports from the capital capital. >> bolivia has been trying since 1979 to regain access it lost to chile in the war of the pacific. it has been trying to beat chile in a game of football. the level of four points each clash at santiago's national stadium. >> definitely, to beat chile would be a great achievement for us. not just in a football test but symbolically too. >> the two countries signed the friendship treaty in order to resolve the disputed coast line but more than a century later it's far from resolved. these boli

lisa monaco said in the past we did not do right by these families something the president said he foundotally unacceptable. >> that is michelle kosinski reporting there. >>> france is fuming following new spying allegations from wikileaks wikileaks. >> it indicated the nsa eavesdropped on president hollande. his two predecessor and other top french officials. it said the spying went on from at least 2006 all the way to 2012. u.s. secretary of state john kerry said he is quote absolutely guarantees the u.s. is not watching and spying on france's president. >> meanwhile, mr. hollande gathered his defense council and summoned the u.s. ambassador to explain the report and it's clear the french are miffed over these allegations. >> translator: i summoned the ambassador to convey firstly that this was unacceptable. secondly that we wanted to know if those practices ceased and whether they apply to the president only or whether they were done on a larger scale. although we understand there could be wiretapping when it comes to terrorists has nothing in common with the spying of leaders, friend

co pilot the on the project is on the ground in monaco says it is just not worth the risk. >> this is the goal, now, we're explorers. we are not dare devils. so we have to put the safety on top of all of the priorities and this is why we have already made these type of trainings the team is absolutely prepared for every diversion, every problem negotiations with other countries. >> the single seat solar plane took off earlier this year from the persian gulf, each stop, at each of the stops one key pilot gets off and another takes over. >>> and those thunderstorms that passed through the new york area yesterday giving photographers, quite a chance to capture some amazing images of the storm. take a look at the very moment a bolt of lightening, striking one world trade center in downtown manhattan it is happening just two days after centers observation deck opened to the public. thankfully there was in damage and in one was hurt. >>> violence continue to climb in baltimore with a potentially bloody weekend what some people are worried police officers have have stopped doing. >>> and as

she's right here at help tell monaco. >> time out for a minute. are you going to call in sick tomorrow morning because you are rocking the house. >> he knows, i have to go to bed. i don't do that. >> my favorite sachs player of all time clarence clemens, e street band. we will play something from him. >> well, why not. >> i hope the show goes well. it is a school night unfortunately for us, right. >> yeah. >> well, we have thunderstorms on radar, they are not here just yet but they will be by this afternoon but you can see them rocking and rolling upstate new york at the moment. our timing of the storm we're going between two and 9:00 p.m. moving northwest to south east, you'll get them last at the shore with these storms heavy downpours of rain wind gust as high as 60 miles an hour and frequent lightening strikes. the storms today again the timing, we have been probably in the being seeing them in the morning, build up of heat ape humidity. by 3:00 o'clock they are popping up in the pocono mountains. we will move through around 4:00 they are clos

your interest in the hostage policy review that was announced today, i brought with me today lisa monaco, the president's top counter-terrorism adviser. she was instrumental in leading the broughter interagency that took a look at this issue. you heard from the president already on this so i think i'll call up lisa and go straight to your questions on to topic. she has only 10 or 15 minutes before she needs to move on and we'll take your questions and let her go and i'll handle the range of other questions that you have. so lisa, come on up. mr. mccarran, you want to start. >> good afternoon. >> so i understand the long standing policy against negotiating a hostage is still no concessions. but the government will facilitate families if they choose to pay a ransom. if i'm a bad guy in the middle east is that a distinction with a difference, because either way if i take an american, i'm go to [ inaudible ]. >> so i want to be clear about what the president said today just now and he was clear with the families. the united states government policy of no concessions providing no concession t

delegation to the middle east and europe, let me commend you and also working in concert with lisa monaco on the turkish officials and the information sharing on travel and why there's a huge breakthrough. and i commend you for that. i also encourage you to keep the pressure up on the foreign fighters. as you know, the eu come if you're a citizen of the european union, and coming out of the region through turkey you are not going to the screen as the watch list from which i thought was sort of a glaring security get. i know the eu part of is getting ready to address this issue. many of the countries we worked with understand the threat that poses and hope you continue to apply that pressure. let me turn to for me. we give a lot of money to countries that vote against us in the united nations, and president reagan's ambassador, your predecessor jean kirkpatrick, testified before congress. said we need to commute 50 nations that the attitudes and actions inside the u.n. must have consequences for for the relations with the united states outside the u.n. system. in response to testimony, con

brian just in from monaco. that is an expensive destination, a very offensive flight.pay for your ticket? -- did you pay for your ticket? brian: of course not. i use my miles. erik: let's talk about the credit card industry. everyone loves talking about points and i love your advice but i am fascinated by what is going on with credit as because american express seems to be stepping it up most recently with the new card. brian: it has been a bad year. they lost cause go and jetblue -- they lost costco and jetblue. to increase their earning on their thank you premier and they have 12 new transfer partners. city thank you points -- i just transferred a singapore airlines . you can do for less than 60,000 points and have your own sweet. stephanie: how do you have this many points? do you pay your rent or tuition? brian: they are hard because most companies will assign a fee. to get a couple of critical to a year and it is about maximizing every dollar you spend. it does not ruin your credit rating. paying your bills on time and your debt to credit. for cards you have, the

but on saturday he was at mission control with the prince of monaco. cheering on this leg of the journey. >> it's a great thrilling moment. >> the plane's wingspan spreading 246 feet wider than a boeing 747, yet lighter than an suv. >> our goal is really to demonstrate that we can achieve incredible thingsing with clean technologies like flying day and night with absolutely no fuel. >> the solar impulse created by over 80 companies is part of the future is clean movement led by bore berg and pick card the inventors say the technology could change aviation as we know it. >> the worst is not to fail. the worst is when we don't dare to try. >> kayna whitworth, los angelesings. >> coming up here we're talking about billionaires. banding together. this is our -- we love parts of the story, wow billionaires. >> they want to find ways to give it all away. that's noble. >> we're spending our lives trying to attain wealth. >> how is the global movement going? we'll tell you when we come back. >> " >>> this story is prompting some very interesting conversations

i spoke to bill ford executive chairman of ford earlier in monaco this week or last week.ys there could be a deal as well. where do you see -- do you see a deal coming and, if so what strategic partnership between two companies do you see coming to the market? >> well look so far i see one big guy talking about deals. let's face it. he's trying to engage with with everyone. he's very public about it. i respect his views. of course there's overcapacity in the industry. i'm not a big fan of big mergers in the auto industry. pretty much all of them have failed. exchanging technologies across the oceans is incredibly difficult. getting french and italian, german, american working together is very difficult. no i think look i'm more a fan of darvinism and survival of the fittest and fiat chrysler at this stage is just not very fit. >> let's just finish up and touch on vw. so you're positive on diamle r&b mw as well. what's your view on vw? >> i've been very critical for a long time. i see an opportunity but it's a bit of a long shot here that the company changes to a more open

then more on that with lisa monaco. >> on the next "washington journal," mc maldini discusses the charleston church shooting and debate over removing the confederate flag from the south carolina statehouse grounds. then paul tonko on whether the epa properly looked at power plant regulations. washington journal live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> while congress is out for the july 4 break, book tv takes over crimes -- prime time on c-span2. wednesday, the digital age. thursday, biographies and memoirs. watch our special primetime in addition of book tv starting monday at 8:30 p.m. eastern and turn in every weekend for the latest on nonfiction books. >> wednesday, the house oversight and government reform committee held its second hearing on the recent opm data breaches. katherine archuleta testified along with inspector general patrick mcfarland about the attack that may have compromised the records of 32 million people. this hearing, chaired by jason chaffetz, is almost four hours. >>> morning. the oversight committee

the judge worked out the plan with the judge in monaco where the children live with their father. gets the chance to wear the pants in this family. the smith family in north texas has a tradition of wearing the same pants to high school graduations. it started back in 1950 when dan smith wore the pants. they belonged to his father and then just last week dan's grandson lee wore them for his graduation. he's the 15th smith to wear these wool navy blue pinstriped pants to accept a diploma. there you see they're going back into storage until the next grandchild graduates and that's in 2023. >> wow. >> so number 16. >> that is a great tradition. >> smarty pants. >> smarty pants. that's right. >> that's terrific. let's go to lara in the social square. >> thank you very much, george. here's what's coming up on your "gma morning menu." first we have the story behind the hugely viral video that you'll hear from this mom this morning and wait till you see how we surprise her only on "gma." so inspirational. >>> and then are your kids oversnacking? the craze that could have serious conseque

johan rupert spoke at the luxury conference in monaco and said the biggest threat isn't e-commerce orty. massive structural unemployment caused by artificial intelligence and robots will accelerate the wealth gap and tear apart economies and societies. >> we cannot have 0.1% of 0.1% taking all the spoils. it's unfair and it is not sustainable. >> unless there is a new social pact he said there will be envy hatred and social warfare against the rich. he said we are destroying the middle class and it will affect us. it is unusual for a luxury ceo to warn of class warfare. he says they will have to adapt to a customer base that doesn't want to show their wealth. product should be finely crafted, special and lasting. he said the apple watch doesn't pose much of a threat since gadgets of disposable and cartier watches last for generations. owe said if your daughter is turning 18 or 21 what are you going to give her an apple watch or cartier watch? one is very special. no threat now. this is something the luxury industries are not focused on. they are focused on e-commerce. this is the big

let me commend you in working with lisa monaco. we met with the turkish officials. the information sharing on travel and watch list is a huge breakthrough. and i commend you for that and encourage you to keep the pressure up on the foreign fighter issue. the eu -- if you are a citizen of the european union, and coming out of the region through trkley, you are not going to be screened past a watch list which i thought was a glaring security gap. the eu parliament is getting ready to address this issue. many of the countries we met with understand the threat that poses. i hope you can continue to apply that pressure. let me turn to foreign aid. we give a lot of money to countries that vote against us in the united nations. president reagan's ambassador your predecessor gene kirkpatrick testified before congress. we need to communicate to nations their attitudes inside the u.n. must have consequences for their relations with the united states outside the u.n. system. in response to her testimony, congress passed eded legislation that would tie it to the amount of forei

. >> gambling in monaco. >> offshore in monica. >> exactly. homeland security care congressman mike mccaul will be here and best selling offer "morning joe" fan daniel silva. he is great. he is here with his thriller. i'm sure it's number one. he is making a gazillion dollar she j.r. rowling, j.k. whatever. i'm watching the harry potters. i didn't get the middle initial right. is she like the richest woman in britain or the world. >> the world. >> yeah. >> the queen is wealthy. >> basically a pauper. >> exactly. >> there is still a lot to be irond out with iran. is a deal worth saving? i can answer that. we will keep the suspicions out. we will have a different opinion and greece another day closer to default. michelle cabrera-russo joins us from athens the protesters want money for nothing and chicks for free. first, dire straits. >> '83? >> before that. >> how about '85? >> stand by. >> and what words did they sing? >> summer of '85. >> that sound about right. what words did sting sing at the end of money for nothing? chicks for free? i want