mr. stern: i will ask bill to chip in. we had not been able to attain a new estimate. before the flyby, data already gave us a very accurate mass. in order to constrain the interior properties, the uncertainty was in knowing the radius so we could get the volume and convert to density. what new horizons was able to contribute west discovered that contribute was to discover was 1187 kilometers. we had uncertainty that ranged over 70 kilometers. plus or minus 2. center dot around 1186. it is somewhat bigger than what we had expected. that will lower the density and will have implications to the interior property. mr. mckinnon: everything alan is pretty much the case. he had good sizes for both pluto and charon. in the years past we thought charon was very icy and please don't have much more r=ock. now they are much more similar. pluto seems to be a bit rockier. in terms of what the inside of pluto is, without gravity data it is hard to be absolutely definitive. that is one way we test our models

mr. sterns talked about that we talked about here in committee today. we would rather not have to go forward with it but we feel in order to protect the clean power sf program and be clear about the type of energy provided and what people who provide energy in san francisco should provide so there is consistency this measure is going forward with your support colleagues. like to motion that we move this motion to >> july 27 >> july 27, special rules committee meeting. >> it is amended to the monday meeting. >> okay. >> just to clarify on supervisor avalos amendment, i believe you circulated paper copies to the other members on the committee but to clarify the for the public, the amendment also strikes the words, and from large hide roelectric facilities including but not limit today the hetch hetchy facilities page plea line 12-13 and in the very last line of that section 2102, correct the typo changing, does to do. >> thank you for pointing that out. that is the amendment we have aurmd taken just to clarify. i did kind of make a motion so think have vi

mr. stern: nothing like these images existed a couple weeks ago. what we are learning and fundamentally is on pluto we have a much more intimate and intricate interaction between geology and the seasonal climate cycle. they are forcing one another feeding one another, and creating a layered story about planet history. it is rare in the pantheon of objects in the solar system that we have seen this kind of an intricate and complicated story. i am reminded by titan, but few other examples that are so dramatic. it is brand-new. mr. mckinnon: just you wait until the rest of the images come in because it will be great stuff there. mr. brown: let's go to the phone lines and then comes back here for social media. phone lines. ken from "the new york times." ken: remind me of the temperatures. what is the temperature of the surface and higher up with hazes? >> the temperature at the services 38 degrees kelvin, 480 degrees below fahrenheit. mr. mckinnon: even if 38 kelvin, solid nitrogen can creep, and b

mr. sterns talked about that we talked about here in committee today. we would rather not have to go forward with it but we feel in order to protect the clean power sf program and be clear about the type of energy provided and what people who provide energy in san francisco should provide so there is consistency this measure is going forward with your support colleagues. like to motion that we move this motion to >> july 27 >> july 27, special rules committee meeting. >> it is amended to the monday meeting. >> okay. >> just to clarify on supervisor avalos amendment, i believe you circulated paper copies to the other members on the committee but to clarify the for the public, the amendment also strikes the words, and from large hide roelectric facilities including but not limit today the hetch hetchy facilities page plea line 12-13 and in the very last line of that section 2102, correct the typo changing, does to do. >> thank you for pointing that out. that is the amendment we have aurmd taken just to clarify. i did kind of make a motion so think have vi

mr. sterns talked about that we talked about here in committee today. we would rather not have to go forward with it but we feel in order to protect the clean power sf program and be clear about the type of energy provided and what people who provide energy in san francisco should provide so there is consistency this measure is going forward with your support colleagues. like to motion that we move this motion to >> july 27 >> july 27, special rules committee meeting. >> it is amended to the monday meeting. >> okay. >> just to clarify on supervisor avalos amendment, i believe you circulated paper copies to the other members on the committee but to clarify the for the public, the amendment also strikes the words, and from large hide roelectric facilities including but not limit today the hetch hetchy facilities page plea line 12-13 and in the very last line of that section 2102, correct the typo changing, does to do. >> thank you for pointing that out. that is the amendment we have aurmd taken just to clarify. i did kind of make a motion so think have vi

mr. stern: thank you. as jim said, last week the united states explored the farthest frontier ever explored, the pluto system. we can't tell you how happy we are just to be back as a team and tell you what we have been discovering. we came back last friday and gave a first report about just the first couple of days of data download and the reactions we had to it. now we are 10 days out, seven and 5 million miles from pluto. we've had more time to think about the data set that are on the ground, and equally importantly, we have about three times as much data on the ground now. as jim said, that's not very much of the total data load. we have about 4% or 5% of the total load that. 95% or 96% is still on the spacecraft so we are only scratching the surface, and we have great discoveries to tell you about. we also want to tell you that we have really done the exploration. we are on the other side of pluto. this bumper sticker is inspired by our deputy systems engineer. it says "my other vehicle explored pluto"

mr. schaeuble issuing ious? olivia sterns: they key is mario draghi. he needs extend the life line of the ela. what he said is he will keep the cap on liquidity until the end of wednesday. mario draghi was the scene lawmakers passed the federal forms before is willing to set -- say he will keep the banks afloat. the banks are still closed for there is limit on how much people can take out or how much pensioners could take out. the economy is grinding to a halt. the spirit is not chaos and stores are closing. i have not seen any empty shells for it is bad for importers. they cannot take money out of the country and particularly that for tourism in places that i know you like to go. ferries going half as full. taxi drivers are waiting twice as long to pick people up. manus: i will support to the greek economy and a whole host of ways are you you name it. let's turn our attention to hans nichols. before we go into the details of the politics, george osborne here making comments very, very strong comments where he say the eurozone means the foot of the bil

mrs. clinton for the democratic nomination. those are your top headlines. brendan: let us go back to athens. olivia sternsthere with a local businessman. who are you talking to? olivia: thank you so much. i'm here with a former chemical engineer and former investment maker and also a former director at the world bank. it is great to have you. local press is saying that alexis tsipras surrendered by signing or agreeing to this package presented by creditors. do you agree? you think he surrendered? >> it is hard to avoid emotions right now. what we need now is more reason and less hype. i think politics is more about managing expectations. there are no miracles. engaged inment has meeting up expectations. turns out to be unrealistic. what happens was an acknowledgment of reality. story: up until now, the has been that too much medicine is killing the patient. there is too much austerity and greece is still stuck in contraction. you think this program of more harsh austerity going to be the one that gets greece going vegan -- again? damianos: there is no doubt that you do not do austerity when you have auste

stern school of business. democratic presidential contender hillary clinton has taken the stage. you are watching live on bloomberg television. [applause] mrsn: thank you all very much. thank you. thank you. [applause] mrs. clinton: [laughter] thank you very, very much. i want to tell you it is wonderful being back here at nyu and i thank you all for joining me today, and especially my good friend and former colleague, congresswoman carolyn maloney. thank you so much, carolyn, for coming. i am grateful for this opportunity to share some of my further thoughts about the economy and the work that our country needs to do in the years ahead. first, i want to say a word about what is in the news today and it is because there have been a lot of inaccuracies as constant comings made clear this morning -- cummings made clear this morning, maybe the heat is getting to everybody. toall have a responsibility get this right. i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right, and i will do my part, but i am also goi

mr. cool it. and the more elaborate her dresses were, the better he liked it. so, i have just seen to magnificent gowns. one is all gold. and these were ordered from garfinkel's. of course, stern was a great friend. maybe he gave them a discount. and then she had a beautiful code. on the back of it as a peacock in gold and blue, all the way down the back. these are very, very nice. but she didn't worry too much about her clothing. but since she didn't give interviews, they did take a lot of pictures of her. she was happy to pose and that is how the nation knew a lot about her. and calvin wanted her to wear something different every day. i don't know how they could do that, but he said that is what -- where we are going to spend our money. >> i like that kind of guy. >> [laughter] >> well, fortunately or unfortunately, this photograph of lou in her girl scout uniform, there is a quote by someone unattributed that says that this is the only way he has ever remembered lou and that is she always wore her girl scout uniform. and that is fortunate in one respect because it was great promotion for the girl scouts. not so great because he was quite a fashion plate. if any of you parti

mr. trump -- >> i think walker's in big trouble. >> let's bring in now best selling author and political strategist and lawyer and comedian brian morgan stern. okay gentlemen. we heard more of him. he continues to criticize the competitors and you have to wonder how do they handle him in cleveland during that debate brian? >> well, i think a lot of the other candidates who maybe aren't quite as -- i don't know let's call them colorful i suppose, are going to hope that voters will view the other candidates as presidential. because holy heck this guy presents a contrast. i think the other ones are going to play up the fact that these voters are electing up a president, not just a personality. we can't nail trump down on any issues. really it's kind of a rotating roast, as the des moines rental sister editorial put it. i guess it's kind of a compliment now if you wind up in the cross hairs. >> maybe you get some attention, is that what you mean? and you can potentially upstage donald trump? >> i guess. if anyone else's name is in the headlines, that's kind of a win these days. >> well, it is remarkable because there's also been criticism of do

mr. tsipras accepted is actually much harsher. in the all-night meeting they were very close to a greek exit. brendan: olivia sterns athens overlooking the parliament building. what is the next step in that building as alexis tsipras returns? olivia: the next step is for the prime minister to try to get his government behind the new package of austerity measures that is tougher than what was rejected in their referendum. particularly controversial is the new 50 billion euro fund that will accelerate the process of privatization. people on the streets want to know when the banks will reopen. wednesday is the latest. the government has said they will keep them open. one executive said the banks can open wednesday or thursday and hope that some of the commercial capital controls could be lifted as soon as next week. brendan: ♪tom: olivia, thank you so much. with our question, there were two names over the weekend. one was the slovakian prime minister, and the other is the finance minister from finland. he joins hans nichols now. hans: i am joined by the finance minister of finland, alexander stubb. tell us what the mo

alan stern needs -- >> the subcommittee is examining the federal air marshal service and the readiness to meet the evolving threat. i want to welcome mr. allison at the outside. i want to welcome you. the subcommittee is meeting today to examine the federal air marshal service and the readiness to meet the evolving threat. before we begin, i want to express my support for mr. effinger. i had to sit down with him and i hope he can bring leadership to nsa in order to bring them into the more and effective chapter. i believe his experience in the united states coast guard will be a valuable experience in the tsa and i look forward to working with him. >> this subcommittee has aggressively examined several issues related to the policies, operations, and procedures in order to ensure that that they're keeping the traveling public safe. today we will examine the last line of defense. that is the federal air marshal service. the federal air marshal service was significantly expanded in the wake of the terror attacks of september 11 2001. the outcome of 9/11 could have been very different if we had federal air marshals on those planes and we

mr. cool it. and the more elaborate her dresses were, the better he liked it. so, i have just seen to magnificent gowns. one is all gold. and these were ordered from garfinkel's. of course, stern a great friend. maybe he gave them a discount. and then she had a beautiful code. on the back of it as a peacock in gold and blue, all the way down the back. these are very, very nice. but she didn't worry too much about her clothing. but since she didn't give interviews, they did take a lot of pictures of her. she was happy to pose and that is how the nation knew a lot about her. and calvin wanted her to wear something different every day. i don't know how they could do that, but he said that is what -- where we are going to spend our money. >> i like that kind of guy. >> [laughter] >> well, fortunately or unfortunately, this photograph of lou in her girl scout uniform, there is a quote by someone unattributed that says that this is the only way he has ever remembered lou and that is she always wore her girl scout uniform. and that is fortunate in one respect because it was great promotion for the girl scouts. not so great because he was quite a fashion plate. if any of you particula