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and we're nals a period when the american public is still allergic to direct intervention. in all of this list of conflicts you talked about has anyone raised in a serious way military intervention? the united states isn't even sending weaponry to the government of ukraine at this point. wen: talking about nonlethal aid. >> so a that point it's an old and sort of grim principle in diplomacy which is called ripeness that sometimes these things, the two sides in a con flict, gaza as an example has to exhaust each other and get to the point where neither side still thinks it has no ground to gain and i'm afraid we're in that period. gwen: because as you know washington doesn't have the luxury of focusing on one issue at a time. the debate of migrants crossing the border continues. president obama met today with the leaders of honduras, el salvador and guatemala. they asked for more than just border security. at milan otto perez -- uatemalan otto perez molina. gwen: that was part of ed o'keefe's conversation with molina and the president of honduras. if the president cannot get

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over nine years to give time to do a detailed nal sis. while investigation continues cruise cleaned up everything. things are looking normal again, some damage has been done and that is back up traffic. >> thank you. the arrest of a suspected prostitute in a heroin death of a bay area executive prompted authorities in georgia to reopen an investigation there. the 26-year-old alix tecleman is facing a manslaughter charge. police say she inject aid client with heroin and left him to die on his yacht. tonight in millton, georgia police are re-examining the death of her boyfriend, a nightclub owner that died of a heroin overdose two weeks after an arrest in a domestic violence incident the death was ruled overal overdose we learned she went online to search a legal dpeens after the death in santa cruz of google executive forest heys. >> tonight san francisco giants are considering making a change management hopeful keep fans perfect getting offended or worse. this after an incident in the stands a couple weeks ago. nick? >> the communications

was brewing, we talked about this last night, we were raising cash, and i wanted to go over the rag nal -- rational now for selling certain stocks, and holeing to tern, dips and direct -- holding certain through dips and corrections. make sure that you are not in love with something too much, and when beating the bullet, you have to take a loss at something that is not coming back. what do you hold, hole the winners that perform so well,. you don't care if they pullback or not, they are doing who you want, and may hold certain losers that get hit and oversold like yelp today. >> a lot of stocks that had good numbers that are down, they are down just because the overall market down. >> absolutely, all right, we'll be with you tomorrow, thank you, johnnyy, great show, watch us of day, 6 p.m., dvr, i will not be on varney tomorrow. a lot of talk about the man that define its all better than anyone, lou dobbs. lou: good evening, house speaker boehner and republican leaders suffering a stunning embarrass am on capitol hill. they were forced to abandon their own legislation addressing crisis

over nine years to give time to do a detailed nal sis. while investigation continues cruise cleaned up everything. things are looking normal again, some damage has been done and that is back up traffic. >> thank you. the arrest of a suspected prostitute in a heroin death of a bay area executive prompted authorities in georgia to reopen an investigation there. the 26-year-old alix tecleman is facing a manslaughter charge. police say she inject aid client with heroin and left him to die on his yacht. tonight in millton, georgia police are re-examining the death of her boyfriend, a nightclub owner that died of a heroin overdose two weeks after an arrest in a domestic violence incident the death was ruled overal overdose we learned she went online to search a legal dpeens after the death in santa cruz of google executive forest heys. >> tonight san francisco giants are considering making a change management hopeful keep fans perfect getting offended or worse. this after an incident in the stands a couple weeks ago. nick? >> the communications

>> they fight tooth and nal against admitting anything. they do not cooperate and oppose anything in court to prove iran has had money. >> what do you think your daughter would thing of the process? >> i think she's having a good laugh at my expense. >> how come? >> i'm still her father, she's my doubter. she drove me crazy and is spiritually. she has a great smile on her face. every now and then i hear her in the back of my head saying "do more." >> congratulations to you on the path that you travelled and the success you have in identifying iranian assets and helping other victims of jihad. >>> now to israel where a funeral was held for the three jewish teenagers whose bodies were found. prime minister binyamin netanyahu said it was a day of mourning, and those responsible for the deaths would be punished. nick schifrin reports from gaza. >> reporter: in three separate funerals for three teenage boys, the message was the same. in death they united a nation. this is a small country and the abduction and murder, and an outpouring of grief.

. >> i think what putin has done to change interyags nal boundaries on the continent of europe and continuerfere in ukraine created an environment where this specific tragedy wasn't fore seeable but understandable this can happen. so i think american policy has to change not just with respect to ukraine. but more broadly i think we've got to look at russia as putin made it out to be. it's an adversary. we need to go back to a strong missile defense program. and if people want to talk about sanctions, no more pin prick sanctions against the russians. let's do something significant. >> western europeans have their hands tied they need pipe lines coming out of the ukraine. i argue, i would add poles and the czech republic to thing we should do. do you have a doubt 1200 rockets were fired into the united states and a group of people kidnapped three americans, and murdered them in cold blood that we would demand action that israel is now finally engaging in here? >> hi, sean. good to be with you, and hi, john, good to be with you again. we served together at the un. israel could not wish for a b

i'm going to throw out a couple of receipt tory kal questions and some an nal you didn't see. i want to throw it out there and see if you can respond why someone would even ask, is v.a. too big to fail? i mean, that's something that we've dealt with in other sectors in the last decade. i think it's a legitimate question. and when we talk about trust and processes, how are we going to get there? as representative flores said earlier and you follow up answering mr. hulskamp question about process. your quote was you need a set of facts to act on. that can be done in a budgetary process. i'll use the analogy. your girlfriend broke up with you, you made up the next day but you didn't ask her to marry her that day. the legitimate processes of gaining trust over time, and to go to that, and i love the fact that you brought up manage to requirements. there's eight members on this committee that serve on armed services. and mr. wals brought up quad drinal defense review. they tweak the requirements to make the budget. they don't lay the whole thing out to congress and allow us to say

. >> i think what putin has done to change interyags nal boundaries on the continent of europe and continuein ukraine created an environment where this specific tragedy wasn't fore seeable but understandable this can happen. so i think american policy has to change not just with respect to ukraine. but more broadly i think we've got to look at russia as putin made it out to be. it's an adversary. we need to go back to a strong missile defense program. and if people want to talk about sanctions, no more pin prick sanctions against the russians. let's do something significant. >> western europeans have their hands tied they need pipe lines coming out of the ukraine. i argue, i would add poles and the czech republic to thing we should do. do you have a doubt 1200 rockets were fired into the united states and a group of people kidnapped three americans, and murdered them in cold blood that we would demand action that israel is now finally engaging in here? >> hi, sean. good to be with you, and hi, john, good to be with you again. we served together at the un. israel could not wish for a better

, it jumped more than 10% in a single session, and believe me thats a lot of sense because relation nal is the same fund that pushed tkr into spinning out its commodity steel business as timkin steel. and those of you going in on timkin on that breakup have made a killing with the parent company and the spin-off when you combine them. i think this could play out the same way. in fact, it seems to me somebody at relational investors must have a copy of "get rich carefully" because in the book i wrote about how manitowoc could be an ideal breakup candidate. i recommended it back in 2012 as a breakup candidate. in less than two years since then it's given you more than a 119% return, serious magnificent outperformance, especially giving the inconsistent earnings the company has had in the last decade. it's not done. i think it could have a lot more room to run and not just because there's finally a very effective activist in here pushing for the company to unlock value like i've been saying it should for amgs. the truth is with nonresidential construction markets finally heating up in this

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. >>> nals court this moerng -- also in court this morning, the sunnyville man accused of tricking teens into sexting him. lawyers expect him to enter a plea today. scott angelo sent pics to girls and believe they were talking to their own fathers. we don't know how hoe got the numbers. investigators have identified seven victims, but the assistant district attorney told us his team will announce today whether more actually came forward. >>> police are also looking for a man this. morning going around palo alto with a gun robbing people. take a look at this the sketch. police say someone looking like this man committed two holdups less than seven hours apart. the latest happened just after 1:00 yesterday morning on hamilton avenue. the victim turned over his wallet and cell phone after the suspect reportedly threatened him with a gun. hours earlier, a similar robbery happened two miles away in menlo park. >>> today santa clara will consider a multimillion dollar traffic system described as unprecedented. the idea is to ease congestion around 49ers new stadium in a very unusual way. "toda

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we'll nals what has been happening with b.p. we have a 10:30 press conference. be talking about the car sector as well. . 'll talk with the c.f.o. we'll have an exclusive interview later on. this is not going to be on pulse. it is going to be on "surveillance." we'll have the finance minister who'll be talking to us as well. yesterday we surprise -- got a surprise rate cut from the israeli central bank. all of that is coming up here on bloomberg television. it is a very busy morning. let me remind you as well we have a 10:30 press conference from b.p. we'll cover that story for you as well. if you want to join that conversation, i'm at guy johnson tv. that is where you will find me. over the next hour or so, a lot of news to tweet out. we'll be talking about all of those subjects. we hope you will join us for the next hour. see you in if a moment. ♪ >> b.p. gets a boost from rosneft. but the british oil giant warns that sanctions could put that relationship at risk. deutsche bank also says the standoff with moscow could lead to a spiral of sanctions. u.b.s. tell

nal to this we are talking about it, that clearly helps.was the unanticipated social media response. is there any way to ensure you get that type of reaction again? >> i do not think there is any way you can insure it. i really believe social media had a big impact. i think the awareness of the movie gives us a very good chance of repeating history. >> so much of what made it appealing was not just the bizarre, crazy plot which is what the despair, but williamsburg hipsters would call the ironic quality to the movie. this time around you are trying to do it as a sequel. no telling whether you will pull it off the same way you did with the original but you have and i've had asked. is there not the possibility that there is too much of a good thing? >> there is always that risk, but i can say, and i have seen the movie and there is no one more cynical about the movies than me, but it is better than the first. it is a nonstop roller coaster ride. i think if people tune in and out of interest, they will stay. an interesting way to describe the

nal continues. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] ,ost: congressman raul grijalva democrat from arizona. your republican colleagues yesterday unveiled a $1.5 billion solution. -- to the border crisis. it would put the national guard moree border and spend than $2 billion less than what the president wants to spend. your reaction? guest: it really avoids the with the dealing humanitarian crisis. it talks about troops at the border, increased in -- enforcement for border patrol, toss about expediting and essentially a noreen the law that exists as we speak. processing the removal, deportation, of these miners and kids. first andnforcement frankly no resources to implement the law. plan, the, under the u.s. would also accelerate immigration hearings for the children flooding across the southern border, provide additional judges to hear request for asylum and held the children close to where they enter the country in texas and

some f our western colleagues, you had aer that last year we treaty on the transfer sales of here in nal weapons new york. delegation in the course of the investigation ban the sphaoeu of weapons of conventional weapons to non proposal rs and that of the russian federation was rejected by our western colleges. why? because they do it all the time. whoever,ide weapons to whoever they believe is a good recipient of those weapons for consideration of including syria and now they're so emotionally blaming ussia for doing things they themselves did not allow us to prohibit and the specifics of it heard again the statements and have been moscow and again, i urge you to look up again the press conference of sergey where he urgeibed the proposals you to look up again the press onference we are making and the possibilities we are open to in terms of control by o.e.c. of whether there are russia and ukraine. >> the french president over a phone will take --u.k., >> making and the we think it's wr. we reacted a number of times, please. wondering given russia's role on the middle eastern if tet if y

show organizers say it takes a lot of techny nal expertise -- technical expertise. >> this will all beonnected together in an electrical network. there will be a computer based firing controller that will send a signal out throughout the network and at specific times ask for sefern things to be fired -- certain things to be fired in the air. >> the lights and sounds of independence start at 9:30 tonight. >>> happening now -- people already staking out their spots for another 4th of july tradition, the patriotic parade. alex savidge is live in danville, where one of the bay area's biggest parades is jet to get underway in a few hours. you are starting to see a few more people out there. >> reporter: we're seeing quite a bit of activity out here. some people coming and sitting down in their chairs that they put out here last night. this is probably not a great spot to be in about two hours. at about 9:00 this morning is when when all of the floats will start to move. you can see people went to extreme lengths to make sure they have a good view of the festivities later on this morning. th

call 202-626-8888 to hear coop nal coverage, public affairs forums and today's "washington journal." and listen to a recap at 5:00 p.m. on "washington today." you can hear audio beginning sundays at noon eastern. call 202-626-8888. long distance or phone charges may apply. >>> wednesday, two representatives of the kurdistan regional government speak. it's at 12:30 p.m. eastern on cspan. >>> my first reaction was surprise because i had worked for mr. sterling. i coached the clippers in the year 2000. he invited me to his daughter's wedding. i had no idea exactly what was going on, but i also, because of my association, i know elgin baylor. i know what he was complaining about. i was confused not knowing which set of facts mr. sterling stood behind. and then when his words came out it was so obvious and shocking and just disgusting, all of those things wrapped in one. but the surprise of it, to find that type of sentiment in someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile was amazing. i just couldn't believe it that someone could have that much bigot

and first responders about steps to take to prevent and treat opioid overdose including the use of nal lox yon. it restores breathing to a victim in the throes of opioid overdose. it can be a teachable moment to refer a person to the appropriate resources. we inform states and jurisdictions that the substance abuse bloc grant may be utilized to support overdose prevention education and training. in addition, we notify jurisdiction that is block grants other than their primary prevention set aside funds may be used to purchase the drug and the necessary materials to assemble overdose kits and cover the costs associated with the dissemination of such kits. we continue to focus on the mission of reducing the impact of substance abuse. we thank you and the members of this caucus for convening this important hearing and providing ution with the tuget to address this very critical issue. >> thank you very much. before mr. rannazzisi speaks i was just astonished at a statistic i just found, and this is for the most recent take back day. nationally there were 6,000 collection sites. 390 tons o

i'm going to throw out a couple of receipt tory kal questions and some an nal you didn't see. i want to throw it out there and see if you can respond why someone would even ask, is v.a. too big to fail? i mean, that's something that we've dealt with in other sectors in the last decade. i think it's a legitimate question. and when we talk about trust and processes, how are we going to get there? as representative flores said earlier and you follow up answering mr. hulskamp question about process. your quote was you need a set of facts to act on. that can be done in a budgetary process. i'll use the analogy. your girlfriend broke up with you, you made up the next day but you didn't ask her to marry her that day. the legitimate processes of gaining trust over time, and to go to that, and i love the fact that you brought up manage to requirements. there's eight members on this committee that serve on armed services. and mr. wals brought up quad drinal defense review. they tweak the requirements to make the budget. they don't lay the whole thing out to congress and allow us to say

could a man forget something so very important that his own hep nal involvement when remembered everything else under the sun. nd how could we believe him in the testimony that he's given of the the president united states when he is the president's personal council date bring him up to fully about dean's personal involvement and about the most that the steps were in motion to pay this $75,000. i know we all are seeking the truth. and i'm most concerned that we possible to make this government the most honest earth.ment on moral stad a high for our government, for our president, for our congressmen. a matter of highest concern for me. when i make my decision on the impeachment of the president for the rest of my life. i fully believe this decision is far more important than my political career. as all of us have, i've had many from people who wanted impeachment saying they'll walk if i reets against me don't vote for it. but when i consider how i'm vote on this matter, and know how important it is to that we make try the right decision, i have to of a man i what kind nixon is and see ho i