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>> there is a question of why the imf dropped this om shell sodas the, so late in the game. they were asking for a dramatic extension of their debt in greece. also a bigger cut. future generations. we are talking decades under what is decided right now. the imf says it is a decision between greece and europe and if those decisions are against the imf rules, they will basically step away. those comments are coming pretty late in the game. monica: to make matters worse the head of the federal reserve is now talking of rate hikes because the u.s. economy is doing so well. >> we're talking about the first interest rate and recent september and applause in october and then a second small increase in december that is what investors are betting on it this point. at the end, it is not done until it is done. if the situation in europe gets worse or in china, then the federal reserve will actually wait. janet was pretty clear saying she would like to increase rate soon and in the end, it's not only her decision. we still don't know what going to happen. and with all that uncertainty t

>> there is a question of why the imf dropped this om shell sodas the, so late in the game. they were asking for a dramatic extension of their debt in greece. also a bigger cut. future generations. we are talking decades under what is decided right now. the imf says it is a decision between greece and europe and if those decisions are against the imf rules, they will basically step away. those comments are coming pretty late in the game. monica: to make matters worse the head of the federal reserve is now talking of rate hikes because the u.s. economy is doing so well. >> we're talking about the first interest rate and recent september and applause in october and then a second small increase in december that is what investors are betting on it this point. at the end, it is not done until it is done. if the situation in europe gets worse or in china, then the federal reserve will actually wait. janet was pretty clear saying she would like to increase rate soon and in the end, it's not only her decision. we still don't know what going to happen. and with all that uncertainty t

when they got there, theindows ome car and they said they were very quiet and they weren't moving. >> probably terrified with fear. thankfully it doesn't look like the water is extremely deep. it looks like the front of the car is at the bottom of that body of water. >> good thing is that there were people there to help people out because the grandfather is disabled. he said he wasn't able to get out at this point. once they got the wife out, the video stops there. according to reports, these two kids and some other bystanders got in the water, opened the door and got that older gentleman out of the car. >> let's just be glad it isn't a deeper body of water than this. especially in that situation where you're seeing the driver is unable to rescue himself, it's just lucky that the car was able to stay above the top of the water. >> the irony is that one of these kids is the teacher of that man's grandchild. not only did he teach the grandchild some skills here is he saving his grandfather. maybe teacher of the year. >> you know grandma is never going to let you hear the end of that one

ome come back. >> up next, norman lear reflects on his own family, after >> i'll have two or three puffs and i'll already have a nicotine buzz. >> a popular s >> i'm adam may, you're watching "talk to al jazeera"." norman lear. >> what will be for norman lear? >> that's interesting and there will be a next. >> you have any ideas you want to share with us? >> i'd like to do a nondenominational church service for all people who will get together to honor our common humanity. and set our religions aside. because we have killed each that. in the name of religion. i'd like to be a part of seeing that happen. >> you have a wide range of children right now. 60 to in their teens. what are your reflections upon being a father? >> i'd like to have been a better one. there was a time i had five families on the air. and one, as i put it on mooncrest drive. the one on mooncrest drive, i saw to it that the kids were fed. and they get up in the morning they got dressed, they went to school. sometimes i drove them. but they pretty much, the family on mooncrest drive pretty much took care of itself. the

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om of those source moving into fairfie fairfield. as it moves into the east bay it dries out and we will be left with the clouds. we still have that possibility of some clouds and mist all across the bay because of this low pressure system sitting just into our area -- or moving into our area. temperatures will be warming up, though, as we head into the weekend. warming up by another 5 to 10 degrees. a quick look at the weekend forecast, it will be beautiful, so go ahead and make some outdoor plans. that's a look at weather. let's get a look at some of the problems happening with the bart with mike. >>> we're looking at the outdoor bart staying at oakland coliseum, i haven't seen any rain activity because of the stoppage right now. let's look at the map. we're talking about the stoppage between the bare fare and lake merritt stations. a richmond bound train was reported with smoke inside the car, they had to stop that and that's the reason for the halt for the service. bart advising alternate forms of transportation. there is a crash

ays, janeen in the om pied west bank.tsis police say they have arrested several jewish suspects after an arson attack on a historic catholic church the church of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes was set on fire. it damaged the roof but the mos aics were unharmed. top mexican drug lord guzman has escaped for a max sxhooument frinz for a second time. sfblz say he got out through a 1 and a half kilometer tunnel running friz his cell to a addition used prison known as el chapo, et cetera the head of a cartel that smulingz large amounts of drugs into the united states. victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: mexican police set up checkpoints on roads near to the high-security prison from where joachin guzman escaped. cars are being searched. the nearest air point is being closed as they hunt for one of the world's most watched men. mexican security officials say he got out through a sophisticated 1.5 'til kilometer tunnel dug from a building outside the prison to his cell. >> the tunnel has pvc pipes presumably for v

germany took om $35 million. this year's women take own $2 million.e's the issue of sexism. sepp blatter remarked women's footballers should wear more feminine clothe like tighter shirts. core >> it sends a message only women fit into a certain stereotype will be a positive image for a girl playing soccer. >> looking at history helps to explain the struggles in the women's game. >> men's football can be traced back to the mid 18th century. women's started a century later. it's a reason why it's not a popular or as successful as the men's game or as well-known as we found out on the streets of vancouver, when we asked if anyone could name players on the u.s. or japan's teams. >> we could not make an attempt at it. it's reactions like that that have f.i.f.a. admitting that they need to do development. >> on the side of women's football. the marketing side, the promotion side has not been developed as much as the football. despite the challenges, all the football fans - all they wanted to do is enjoy the women's beautiful game. >>> and you can keep up to

think he wilsee an effort om them touy off hamas. you will see t region organize itself to contain any more aggressive irani activity ththat might come from getetting more resources andd the.s. will be a big part o of that. joe: watch syria. the assad regime is shaky. we should follow the advice of the e economist which endorsed thehe deal this week and said engage iran/ in legitimate conversation. michael: y cannot wave away the ideology. we will have a massive proliferation. if containment is push come of greater regional conflict and i think that is where we are heading. barbara: if this gets ugly with the israrael government and the u.s. administratioion, we have to remeerhere is one seat majority of prime minisister netanyahu. if they can b bring a no-confidedence vote and teaten that and not, its the willgness and need to preserve the solidari of the u.s. security relationship. vago: thank you for joining us. next why ruian military vago: in the past month alone six russiamilitary acraft had crashed, posg a a problem for t pres

ome come back. >> up next, norman lear reflects on his own family, after >> investigating a dark side of the law >> they don't have the money to puchace their freedom... >> for some...crime does pay... >> the bail bond industry has been good to me.... i'll make a chunk of change off the crime... >> fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... chaising bail only on al jazeera america >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on not just in this country but around the world. >> ...as if there were >> i'm adam may, you're watching "talk to al jazeera"." norman lear. >> what will be for norman lear? >> that's interesting and there will be a next. >> you have any ideas you want to share with us? >> i'd like to do a nondenominational church service for all people who will get together to honor our common humanity. and set our religions aside. because we have killed each that. in the name of religion. i'd like to be a par

somebody like om malik calls box a "house of horrors." aaron: yeah, that's an extreme phrase.e are competing against really the biggest companies on the planet in the technology industry. and so to do that, you have to make a pretty significant investment. in our case, that is an investment in research and development, in infrastructure, in our sales team, in our ability to actually go to market and reach these customers. emily: the criticism was that you are spending more on sales and marketing and acquiring customers than you are making. how are you changing that or how has that changed? aaron: the thing that scale gives you is that because we are a recurring revenue business model -- which i think is another thing that was lost in the mix -- every dollar that we acquire of revenue is a dollar that is recurring annually. and so our job is to keep customers happy and successful. and compound that dollar over time. we just happened to unveil our s-1 at a point where, again, the new investments had outpaced the revenue scale. and so now, i think, we are more in a stage where th

it's teaching staff is made up of regu ease but it is asked that may the school's dependency om publicding. they have had a 100% final year passrate for the last two years. some of the highest in math matteks and scientists. government schools in south africa struggling with. >> learners here qualify it metric qualification. >> it is accepted and, also the advantages at this level is when this -- they will be able to contribute to the economy, the government. >> while schools across south africa are officially closed senior students at albert street school prepare for their final year-end examinations. many of them knowing they have already beaten the odds. al jazeera, johannesburg. >> muslims around the world are celebrating eidl. the three-day festival marks the end of ramadan, feeding from dawn to sun set for a month. a time for gatherings and exchanging exists. this is a markey where people have been shopping for food. it's traditional to wear new clothes for eid. markets and shops in jordan's capitol have been busy. a local charity set up a clothes bank handing out garments for th

like reflect on that how massive restoration has here in california we have over 33 presents, not that om talk about state prison. if we were to build another jail here, it would just accommodate a system of oppression and we don't need that bit i want to thank everyone who came up with all the solutions are therapeutic for solutions that we need. i live in the tenderloin never went in there has been incarcerated but why? not because of mental illness or homeless. i would ask you guys to really like listen and read item and what you do here but i'm a i really want to thank you guys and i want to thank our to ask you guys as a person as a human to really look at these solutions and alternatives because it's needed in the city. like most people i just learned that other states spent all their homelessness all their [inaudible] to the study to the city san francisco and then up in the tenderloin. i live in. that'sto be my mom. presto placed it be my elbow. i don't see it that i would see a beautiful place in the tenderloin where these things are being accommodated. there's a lot of kids -- i

she's president of power to fly,om a new hiring web site for women who want to work remotely from home. >> how are the interviews going today? >> reporter: zaleski and her cofounder, milena berry, have no office space. >> it's very much a brand built around placing more women on jobs. >> reporter: they and their 35 employees all work remotely themselves. the >> the percentage of women in the workforce is going down in the u.s. because we're telling women they need to be in the 5 office all the time and that's clearly not working. >> reporter: in 2000, nearly 59% of women 20 and older were employed, an all-time high. but since then, that ratio has fallen back to 55%. >> a lot of women i know, they disappear in their 30s because they physically cannot be in an office. listin >> reporter: nearly 1,000 companies have posted job listings on power to fly including hearst, buzzfeed, and the "washington post." for positions and in technology, marketing, sales, and customer service. and the web site is growing so quickly, power to fly itselfin plans to hire another 60 workers over the next six

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we had a fair amount of pressure .oming from china as well selling of stocks or to bring up issues aboutrowth issues. the same kind of thing markets were concerned about in october . commodities applying pressure to the market as well. you let commodity related stocks moving as well as around the middle of the day, bit of a technical bounce propelled a lot of stocks back in the other direction. trend line that serves as a single for momentum in u.s. stocks. and some of the issues with greece started to moderate a bit. we had talks on ending, a conference call tomorrow. people realize we have some specific dates you can look forward to and maybe this thing can get resolved. stocks got a bit of a boost. thank you so much for that. wrapping things up on wall street for us. it deadline to reach an agreement on the nuclear program has been extended yet again to friday. john kerry will remain in vienna as the talks drag on. what can you tell us about going down to the wire, these negotiations? >> we have seen another one of these self-imposed deadlines that the six powers negotiating with iran

the stock route, a lot of different names to call it on social media. ,ome people saying #meltdown #bloodbathple saying a bull in a china shop. shares falling to the three-month low. we will continue watching that on social media this money -- morning. let's talk about the new greek minister. not having a good first down on the job. according to social media. take a look at this. this is a picture that was all over social media about his notes. they were handwritten, scribbled on a notepad from the hotel. some people trying to decode what he is saying. my pick -- one person say, is taking notes on paper getting old? where is his ipad? back to you. ♪ mark: i am halperin. i'm heidi. with all due respect to the simpson there is someone else , you might want to consider to voice of those characters. mark: mm. donuts. ♪ mark it's funny because it is : true. but first hillary clinton. she has done her first national television interview and held a short press availability in iowa city. in both those events, clinton assertively hit the topic that is dominatre

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minister has to present a new bailout plan to his creditors tomorrow in brussels, but the risk of an omsesterday morning i woke up and saw we will be dealing with a no vote in greece. i expected massive selloff in the market can a huge reaction to the bond market and what if -- what did we actually see? >> portuguese markets responded the most around peripheral debt. it is very tricky to say whether this is complaints and he, or whether nothing is happened yet. we have not the the full play out of what is going on in greece. beenthe markets have somewhat complacent because central banks around the world are saying we will do whatever stabilize the situation. on the other hand this could turn ugly. decide to eventually sell some of the risk your -- riskier assets more able than they did today. but it is ethical to say what will trigger that. a financial contagion is somewhat limited, and you have the ecb aggressive with their qe , that could limit any kind of downs life, and you do not want voting that without risky assets. >> are you going to go by 10 or 30 year u.s. treasury's that have

raform power was created to own and operate power plants, and it will turn around and sell ,ome of itsset to terraform and it is a little bit of a complex deal. now, the goal of warning to the ceo is to become the largest renewable energy company. take a look at my bloomberg terminal at this function. the past years of m&a activity sunedison, activity has been up. we have seen a germanic pickup in the last couple of years, and the 25th teen, in particular, -- we have seen sunedison and in 2015, in particular, and we have seen sunedison and their super majors by doing this particular acquisition. sikorsky helicopter making units are going to be bought by lockheed martin. and lockheed has also said it will divest its government information division by a sale and they say they will also be doing a buyback you, 75 million shares, if base this on friday's close, and then also, we are taking a look at the two who have confirmed potential talks. they closed in dutch trading, gaining 14%, pulling back by about 5.6%. they said maybe they would combine some of their units, and analyst today said

michael: they knew it was going is,ome, but the question how much will be continuing on legal costs,were a little vague on that on the call. it has been much less from quarter to quarter. i think the biggest concern is the drop of fixed income trading. isty: where do they get -- there anywhere around the world where they are going to drive some revenue? michael: you saw some pockets, you saw equity trading in asia did pretty well this second quarter, we will see the fed here in july, we've got a lot of turbulence. on the consumer side, there seems to be a lot of promise. there was some growth increase, so that side was a little more optimistic than the investment banking side. i want to thank you very much, bloomberg's michael moore, who knows more than any of us about the banking industry. well, i am going to say goodbye. betty: thank you, pimm. and now we have the vice-chairman of kissinger and associates. the greekigh in on banking system and all of that in a moment. ♪ betty: a beautiful day here in new york city. welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." i'm betty liu. here is

francisco --om san joining us from san francisco, cory johnson. cory: think about that.is an incredible number. median price over $1 million in san francisco. glenn kelman: holy cow, i don't know how you afford to live here. cory: about my house a long time ago. this happening in new york, boston, san francisco. we also see the pace of sales increasing. glenn kelman: that is true. the market is so hot, there are not enough houses. and the second thing is the iphone, you get an alert, you can make a bid. the pace of the market has changed from a couple of days to a couple of hours, really fast sale. i do see this as somewhat technological. thealk about just like in stock market with price discovery, we have price discovery did you can see were the prices are in the neighborhood where they're having a sale this week. that kelman: and with comes price volatility. because the look and see what a home is worth and can bid on it, you have prices going up and down in ways they never have before. the whole premise of the american dream is that house prices go up 2% a year, it is

business leaders and labor union leaders and farmer association leaders and basically said to them, c ome up with something. some sort of recovery program some sort of idea that would improve the economy. he was appealing to them to do it voluntarily. he was not legislating this. he was not using the power of government to do it. he was making an appeal to these groups to try to save us from this. to the american people, he said it to talk about "rugged individualism." he was saying that these are tough times and people are losing their jobs and their homes, and yes, we do not have enough to eat, and yes, our homes are cold because we cannot afford coal, so we all have to be rugged individuals. we have to hang in there. we have to survive this. he was an independently wealthy millionaire. he was a very successful civil engineer. i am not trying to say that he was a bad guy or he was condescending in any way. i am just saying it is a little easier to preach rugged individualism if you have a couple million in the tank than if you have lost your job, house, and have for mouths to feed. he d

om what i know about it thus far, is unacceptable. >> it would aim at the best deal acceptable to iran rather than one that might actually end iran's nuclear program. >> opponents in congress have two months to review and debate the deal and try to stop it with a veto. senior white house correspondent jim acosta has more. >> reporter: christine a full-court press here at the white house in selling this nuclear deal with iran. late today, president obama will defend the agreement at a news conference here at the white house. that will be just after vice president joe biden spends the morning briefing house democrats on this deal. the president's global pitch has already begun. he has made calls to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and saudi arabia's king and leaders in congress. lawmakers on capitol hill have 60 days to review and block this deal but the white house is taking comfort in in the fact much of that time is spent in the lawmakers' august recess and pushing a likely showdown to september and a showdown the president says he is ready for. >> i'm confident that this dea

om: going up to being a vice-chairman for starters. >> she is from fleet. brokerage from fleet. two directors from fleet. brian moynihan from fleet. this is boston running bank of america more than in the past. >> this is amazing to hear when we talk about financials, coulter really matters. lture really matters. drinkingou talk about up banks. you have bernie sanders now, and this will be a topic in the presidential election, i think back to bank of america, because merrill lynch should be set free. i think the brokers would be as happy under that scenario. again, this by our estimates will be the fourth side of the brokerage business. they are still trying to find the right formula. you are a radical. you will go to the streets with a sign that says that meryl streep. free.eryl tom: what is the methodology to get the bank to be more like fortress diamond or fortress stone? >> consist in seo of strategy. look at the annual report of wells fargo from two decades ago. it looks the same. look at the method from jamie dimon and jp morgan from a decade ago. very similar. i want to c

the other thing that is specifically awkward about this event, though, is actually om awkward for one of those two presidents. it was reported first by abc news last night that former president george w. bush as part of collecting fees for doing speeches career now, tee a $100,000 payment to speak at a charity event benefiting wounded veterans in 2012. >> to be paid to raise money for veterans that were wounded in combat under his orders, i don't think that's right. >> he sent me to war. i was doing what you told me to do gladly for you and our country and i have no regrets. but it's kind of a slap in the face. >> it's from abc's report on george w. bush making 100 grand off this wounded veterans charity. two things about this spokesman for george b. bush confirmed he did take $100,000 from this veterans group. so far nobody connected with him is commenting on whether taking that payment was an ethical thing to do or whether the president might consider returning that money to the wounded veterans from whom he took it. so that's where this stands for now. he admits taking money for ve

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city where this community grows, but we have to do it in a way that is more inclusive and more fair om than the new york city of today or yesterday. that is our vision and we see this community as one of the great allies in that effort to create a better city for all. thank you very much. >> hello there. can >> why don't you have a seat. >> all right. >> another round of applause for mayor bill de blasio. we're going to bring out kim-mai cutler. thank you for coming. >> you're welcome. >> the former mayor of bloomberg was a big proponent and after terms the ocrisis you know, that strategy helped pay off in terms is of the job market and the kind o rebound. leave what is your o -- what kind of mark do you want to leave on tech in new york and how is that different from the bloomberg tion. administration?obvi >> i think maybe bloomberg builtdone i a good foundation. obviously, it was very native to him with the work he had done previously in the private sector. he re-oriented government redit policies towards the growth of the community. i think that was fantastic and he certainly gets t

program is in place, many are hopeful that the chances for opportunity and economic prosperity will omrow. ali velshi al jazeera. >> muslims around the world are celebrating eid. about two million people praying in mecca, the holiest city in islam. the 3-day festival marks the end when muslims fast from dawn until sunset for a moment. the holiday is a time for gatherings and gifts. this is a market where people have been shopping for food. it's traditional to wear new close for eid. a local >>> a new home where they can freely practice their religion uighurs uighurs settle to sigury they come from the muslim autonomous region of western china. >> we were oppressed. we had to hide our faith, our belief. we had to run through a rough, mount nance and forested path. some people didn't make it and died. some were abused my smugglers. we hid for 10 days in the forest but we got caught and taken to prison. >> many of the women whom thailand sent to turkey over the past month had to leave their husbands behind. >> we don't know where they are in thailand or china. we don't know if they are al

ome huge numbers are making their way to germany. of thousands ared arrive this year alone.y're fleeing from war and persecution in the middle east and poverty and prospecnnomic