mr. oliver. mr. street? >> i'm so glad entered this race. prior to me none of these candidates talk about stop and frisk. none of them were talking about community policing. i put together a four-point, a plan, to stop the violence. i have had that plan out there. if i was not in this race, there wouldn't be discussed. is there community profiling? i think it is a little will bit. i miss read that. i think it is a little bit. i don't think it is overwhelming. i'll talk about that a little bit later on. but, it can be stopped easily. >> miss abraham? >> i think the first one to solute fine men and women of the police department who do their job appropriately. but it is clear from the evidence that read across the the country that racial profiling is a reality. so obviously i support implementation of the 91 points on the presidential commission, which our chief ramsey has participated in. second of all i would look at recruiting and training of police officers and make sure they are sensitized to what need to be done on the street, in the str

mr. oliver told me, there is tension there. or as he put it, didn't -- different perspectives.estingly, the americans are paying -- playing a bigger role, what is the message. hans: cut a deal. find an agreement. treat this next deadline as the last. mr. lou spoke to the prime minister of greece. when i spoke to larry summers yesterday, he made the case for both sides to get off of their positions and find common ground. larry summers: both sides will have to move. greece has to get more serious and determined, and clear on what the reforms will take. that will not be politically easy. the europeans need to recognize that there are limits to the degree of austerity that can be imposed. ultimately problems gets all through growth. they do not get solved through austerity. hans: anytime you get this many economists and bankers in the same room, there is going to be a lot of historical talk looking backwards print i have heard the talk of lehman in the background. it is interesting because no one quite knew the consequences of that. they let it go, we saw what happened then. that

mr. lincoln, the nerve and decision of oliver cromwell but we merely have a continuation of the buchanans, and this bends the knee to slavery as ready as any of his infamous predecessors. he's like the great mask of the countrymen, indebted to the south of law and gospel, in which such declarations before them coming from our first anti-slavery president the abolitionist must know what to expect in the next four years. >> by independence day the confederacy attacked fort sumpter and troops aamass for the first battle in virginia. they are determined to fight rebellion to the end, but never mentioned slavery as the root cause or freedom as it inevitably results, and, again douglass is livid. >> this is essentially a people's content. on the side of the union, it is a struggle for maintaining in the world. that's a form and substance of government whose lead is to elevate the condition of men, to lift artificial weights from all shoulders, to clear the path of laudable pursuit for all to afford all and unfettered start and a fair chance in the race of life. our government has been called an

mr. lincoln the nerve and decision of oliver cromwell.that we merely have a continuation of the pierces and buchanans and the republican president bends the needs to slavery as readily as any of his predecessors. lincoln is indebted to the south of both law and gospel. with such declarations before them, coming from our first antislavery president, the abolitionists must know what to expect during the next four years. >> by independence day, the confederacy attacked fort sumpter in charlton and troops are massing for their first battle in virginia. lincoln tells congress he is determined to fight rebellion to the end, but he never mentions slavery as its root cause, or freedom as its inevitable result. and again, douglass is livid. >> this is essentially a people's contest. on the side of the union, it is a struggle for maintaining in the world that form and substance of government whose leading object is to elevate the condition of men, to lift artificial weights from all shoulders, to clear the paths of laudable pursuit for all, to affo

joe oliver on closing bell plus i'll be speaking to mr. kuroda who is the bank of japan governor. back to you. >> a big line-up coming up. plenty more from g-7. we'll be speaking to the bank of japan governor. we'll bring you that interview tomorrow on cnbc. now numbers just hit the tape so we'll get you those numbers. .37 cent a share. income of 67.9 million. 35 cents per share in the fiscal year 2014 second quarter. you can see toll brothers now at $36.99. down by around 1.86%. they believe the average price of deliveries for the full fiscal year of 2015 will be between $730,000 to $760,000 per home so earnings up 36 cents per share. oil and shale are battling out for market share. which is likely to gain the upper hand? analysis on what's next in the sector coming up. plus fifa is due to hold a press conference any minute now. we'll bring you that live as soon as it happens. don't go away. >>> spacex is cleared for u.s. military launches and an ipo is on the way. >>> goldman sachs sees brent staying around $65 barrel from 2016 to 2018. increased shale production means they're e

the oliver blanchard criticized greece for their pension reforms and number of civil servants. let's hear what he has to say on this and how mr going to get themselves out of this knot. manus? manus: let's head to athens now. the response to varoufakis' comment. we have interviewed a couple of people saying that it is the internal split that are that is the biggest obstacle in taking a deal across the line. >> it is another groundhog day. the brussels group of greek officials. the european commission and the i.m.f. resume talks. greek government spokesman said yesterday that significant differences need to be -- in areas including sales, tax reform pension reform labor market regulation, especially those last two labor market reform and pension overhaul including pension cuts are a red line. not just for the government parties but -- but also for cabinet ministers. what is for sure is that there is only five weeks to go before the bailout expansion expires. after june 30 there will be nothing. the i.m.f. definitely will not stay in the greek program is there is no funding from the euro area. of course greek is going to need a