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sources who are familiarmili with what was discussed insideii that room today tell us now thaw the pbi believes it has full access to omar ma teen's samsung android cellphone which they hope will assist in this investigation. the department of homelandmela security secretary jay johnson spoke with the media at thethe conclusion of this closed door session. >> i think at this point it's fair to say that this individual was someone who self radicalized.ra there is no evidence that he was part of a group or cell acting here in the united states.ates there is no evidence at thisevid point that this wasc(÷ a terrort directed attack. > now in addition to homeland also attending this briefing here today on capital hill was the fbi director robert culling. sources tell us that the fbi was not alerted when omar ma teene purchased the firearms he usedth in ine the attack despite thete fact that fbi interviewed him three times over the course of 2013 through 2014.h he was eventually cleared in those investigations. on capital hill right now this attack has sparked a new battle over gone control.

pbi toexpecting japanese move into positive territory. -- .1%.o emily: longtime tech executive at googlesevenorking on google maps and google reader. 15 years prior, he worked at microsoft. leads aoved on and medical device company. it came with a persistent request of one of the firms backers, vinod khosta. called me about 30 times. he was relentless. it got so regular, friday night at 7:00, my wife would see the phone ringing and she would say -- i know that is vinod. do not answer that. [laughter] he was relentless. i wanted to do something that really mattered. and when i came across this company, it had a big emotional effect on me. heart disease is the number one killer of men and women. more women die of heart disease, three times more than breast cancer. to be working with a company that is building a product that arrhythmia ind your heart and do it in the privacy of your own home in 30 seconds, that is pretty impactful. the way the company is doing it through machine learning, i am passionate about that. it drew me. i knew it was an opportunity i had to take. emily: there are a lot o

i think data out of china is important, cpi, pbi, japan is important as well, so economic data playsigger role, but on top of that, you have to worry about central banks. my guess is they will be easier than where they were before, except for the fed, and the fed may not even have a 12 five rate hike this year. -- a 25 basis point this year. angie: more to come on bloomberg television. you are watching "first up". ♪ angie: welcome back. you're watching "first up". the philippines new finance secretary says the new president will build on economic gains. he has made headlines for his strong language and anti-crime rhetoric, but his finance chief told bloomberg that his record should really assure investors -- should reassure investors. he is making tax reforms it should make for a more equitable system. >> these brackets developed were developed almost 20 years ago, and i guess through the years because of inflation, it has , ande rather an equitable we want to make the taxes to more equitable. the tax brackets, probably the essentials will be much higher than the 500,000 peso cap the

on december 15th the pbi execute z -- fbi executed a sweep in which they arrested three people. of them was in our state capitol. on ground floor. and they came in, and they arrested the governor's chief legal counsel. and he had money in his pocket. he had cash that had been marked by the fbi. they had gotten into several of these cases and had money that was changed hands, obviously, and this marked money was on this man's person. he was arrested. same time at the nashville airport, the state extradition officer who reported to the legal counsel was stopped before he could get on a plane to memphis. and he had clemency documents in his briefcase. at the same time in memphis, there was an arrest of the governor's chief security detail officer, a lieutenant on the tennessee highway patrol. and by this time the fbi knew this man, this lieutenant had become the man to see, you know? if you had a friend or a loved one in prison, well, you were eventually led to this man. and two of these three went to prison after trials and so forth. and that was the flashpoint in the middle of de

learned a lot about agilitg, all of our counteried stuff, we made advance in medicine in response to pbi, and other places. but in today's fights and also in the fights that we don't want and that could happen -- >> right. >> say north korea, you have to be innovative. if something happened there, what tomorrow would i wish i had to be done and boy you don't want that wish list to be long. >> i'm glad you mentioned north korea, because of the war that is we are hearing about that it is special operated focus and units and individuals where at the same time we have now two aircraft carriers in the same region. we do have nuclear concerns. we still have big wars. >> full spectrum. you're absolutely right from very high -- what's called high end but even the low end as i pointed out, i mean, you can consider the counterisil fight but it's not really, no fight today is truly low end so we've to do it all and we are alert to that. i mean, we stand and watch just in north korea, the slogan there is ready to fight tonight and nobody wants to do that but we are ready. >> so one more question and