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. >> i have a dream for all these people. ee say no because, we have a dignity. >> reporter: millions turned out for the historic referendum sunday. the 61-39% vote called by the country's prime minister caused negotiations with creditors to fall apart and greece defaulted on a loan payment. already today, scenes of chaos have returned. more rioting with police in athens. and another day of long lines at a atms, where customers can only withdraw $67 a day. greece's finance minister cheered the no vote. >> where there is a will there is a way. so much to lose for greece and the creditors if we fail. >> reporter: this morning, it's not clear when or if those talks will we zum. leaving the future of the cash-strapped country and it's eurozone currency in question. greece desperately needs an emergency injection of cash from europe. germany's chancellor is traveling today to meet with the french president. other leaders are set to meet tomorrow to discuss the consequences of the greek vote. >> we'll be watching. bazi can nanny, liv

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leader has always throughout his tenure as a leader he has always supported the choice of the iranian peopl endiscernible] he respects the choice of the people. now, we have been talking. i have been reporting -- unfortunately over the last 18 months, the united states can look at iran and say over the last 18 months iran complied with all the obligations. unfortunately on our side, the united states has entangled itself in such a web of sanctions against iran but even if it wanted to, it would've been difficult for it to get out of it. sometimes we saw that some overzealous politicians had more insistence on keeping sanctions and removing sanctions. charlie: we will of knowledge the sanctions have done terrible damage to your economy. guest: of course they have. but sanctions, you muster member, if sanctions were designed to help the iranian people -- charlie: to change the mind of the iranian government not to change the mind of the iranian people. guest: the iranian government went ahead with building more centrifuges. what the site -- sanctions did was to create an atmosphere among the ra

the book by david shipley, and "why people e-mail so badly and how to do it better." >> to read that t, brianna, those are the e-mails as opposed to the medical records as opposed to the tax records you'll get in a few minutes. what revelations over this eight-year period do you think we'll see? >> what we are hoping for and what we should expect e these are tax records from 2007 to 2014 keeping in mind already public are the clinton tax reports i think we may be finding out the tax rate which is key. keeping in mind a lot of that money may have gone to the clinton foundation. it should be happening very soon john. >> wow, brianna, a busy day for you. thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> he's barely registered -- chris christie says hey, no big deal. our jake tapper sits down with the new jersey governor who gave us thoughts about donald trump's lead in the polls. that's next. but your stellar notebook gives you the gumption to reach for the sky. that's that new gear feeling. all hp ink buy one get one 50% off. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. we call ourse

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like dozens, perhaps hundreds of people e-mailing with her. not a great story for hillary clinton but not the justice department opens criminal probe into hillary clinton. a top editor at the new york times explained their reporting and said we got it wrong because our very good sources had it wrong. the entire episode raises the issue of the dysfunction yal relationship between the clintons and the times. joining me now, eric boehlert, one of the people who thinks there is dysfunction. you guys won this roun. >> they made it easy. >> they got the story wrong. >> it's clear the two things that made it a bombshell story. criminal inquiry and hillary clinton. >> other than that they got it right. the story fell apart within hours. they started rewriting it in the night. by the time people picked up the paper the story had dissolved. pi noon it was completely 'tis solved when the state department, cummings saying there is no criminal referral. then we had wave after wave of correction, now four days to an editor's note and the editor tells the pu

at the happiest people. smart,e very rich, very and i would use them to negotiate against japan. i will tell you, they are not the happiest people. the happiest people i see have great families. [applause] just to take that a step further, and i tell this to people all of the time, they asked me how to get rich? time, them all of the because i have seen it, those people that have the great people those are the that i have seen that are the happiest. people always want more. they could have 2 billion and they want 6 billion. they always want more. in the end, they are not happy. i don't know. religion is a very big factor also. i have seen people who have a great family and god and church, and they love their church. i have friends who love to go to church and help their people -- and help their children. mr. luntz: this audience will be disappointed if i don't ask this question. what is your relationship with god? mr. trump: i pray. i go to church. , io things that are wrong guess so. i am a business person. i really do well at business. i have done great. i have made great deals.

state i went off looking for any s e i evidence for this individual and encourage you for fun looking a state employee where you don't know if they've filed american people s e r ii 2r5kd down a document we found evidence i brought that to the commission that individual was, in fact negotiating the purchase of two homes they were pleading poverty to the commission there was no remedy for the commission except that fact so for the people that are here tonight i wanted to recount this story how valuable an s e i is and how accessibility of that information is also excelling important in a timely way so i thought i'd give you that story that's an old one i'm sure we don't have this problem but i don't know. i want to thank everyone for being here i know that took an effort to bring you 5 out for this night thank you for coming. >> good evening, commissioners i'm mark southern california planning man live in the north district this is technology possible to insult online data sources from the sources by google are there is no problem to take this information but to make sure that the people are closet to the elected officials with conflict of interest the ma

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and so forth and that's never been addressed you look at the comparison of retail people versus people saeks e assessing the medical facility that didn't tell the story regardless of transit first policy people will drive to medical appointment if you look at mtas statistic that might show the number of tickets and towed vehicles around 20th and valencia i'm sure you'll find a tremendous increase in flagrant parking violation and the congestion of 20th and 21st street is really reaching you you know a crisis proportion you can hardly get through this is the emergency vehicles and the addition of flower stalls outside of a medical facility the neighborhood didn't want or need there i think is a real attempt to just try to sneak something by no real relevance to the project we have flowers stalled and lots of coffee shops this will not help thank you. >> yes. coalition for health care housing, jobs, and justice i've actually been talking about sutter camtc i think we're going to have those issues for two reasons one is that in dealing with the project sponsor in the beginning there was an attemp

i see young volunteers out there with clipboards signing up people's e-mails and phone numbers. he could be a threat. she's probably more electable in the long run. >> what are you hearing from inside the clinton camp? how worried are they? >> i think they are worried in that they would like that enthusiasm. it reinforced the vulnerability of hillary clinton. they are sensitive to the fact that there isn't as much enthusiasm that she doesn't have overflow crowds. even for her launch speech. i think that this could be worse for hillary clinton. he really doesn't take big shots at her. he is running this very kind of civil campaign. he doesn't want to -- look at donald trump. he calls jeb bush loser and weak. you don't see bernie sanders doing that. we will see if that happens. >> he is getting -- >> right. i think it reminds hillary clinton and her campaign that she is vulnerable in an area that she would have been vulnerable in whether it was bernie sanders or not. it's reminding them that they need to protect that left flank. i think they better off having bernie sanders. >> if

>>terisa e: for buildings have been destroyed at least two people suffered minor injuries when the fire reached the interstate mandatory evacuation unarmed place for people living in the area the fire continues to burn those who could not evacuate are trying to the tech their home because the fire trucks will into the tech houses in the town of flint to home owners use garden hoses to water down roost in trees at least 50 more homes are being threatened by the blaze this morning fire fighters are still trying to figure out what started the fire. >>terisa e: she joins us to look at the conditions firefighters in southern california are facing this morning because of the fire. >>anny h.: we're looking into showers and thunder storm moving into the area there is a look at the storm track a satellite and radar picture were focusing on the southern california area will have to showers moving northward toward los angeles several additional common with the fire was burning yesterday and also part of san diego flash flooding is also concerned off thanks to a tropical storm delors ran into a tro

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he had a personal e-mail like most people do, but he didn't have a private server. she had a private server so they could not capture the e-mails. none of this stuff was intended to be disclosed. richard, i'm going to give you the last word. >> i think we've been through this before. even "the new york times" has had to back away from its story. there's nothing criminal. there's nothing here untoward. if every time that happens, we had some justice department investigation. that's all they would be doing. a month from now, we're not going to be talking about this. mark my words. >> you know what, i'll bet you lunch. >> you've got it. >> i think we will be. richard, thank you so much for being with us. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> with me now, someone who may feel a little differently ann coulter. ann, when you listen to that, you say to yourself, do people not understand what inspectors general do? >> right. you also think, oh, my gosh, we're going through this again with the clintons. one thing that i think conservatives are overlooking and the clintons do this all

you have the associated press in court asking for more e-mails and all the different in people who haveeived e-mails kind you also have. the presumption that you should have a criminal investigation is heightened. >> to your., in the court of public opinion and these polls, her honesty is being questioned. her trustworthiness is being questioned. do you think this we will stick? it feels like it is getting ready. >> she has plunged to double digits. also, it had been just a political opponents. now it is to inspectors general. this is serious. they interfered. they know it is dangerous. this is not going to stop. those four e-mails were out of 40. out of 30,000 that are out they're. charles: this is going to continue. there is something going on. fiat chrysler announced that they will recall over 1 million vehicles a few days after they told us that hacking story was much ado about nothing, but not much is scarier than losing control of your car while driving. we will dig into this one much deeper. ♪ charles: well, maybe we should be afraid. after they call this story bark fiat chrysler

he had a personal e-mail like most people do, but he didn't have a private server. she had a private server so they could not capture the e-mails. none of this stuff was intended to be disclosed. richard, i'm going to give you the last word. >> i think we've been through this before. even "the new york times" has had to back away from its story. there's nothing criminal. there's nothing here untoward. if every time that happens, we had some justice department investigation. that's all they would be doing. a month from now, we're not going to be talking about this. mark my words. >> you know what, i'll bet you lunch. >> you've got it. >> i think we will be. richard, thank you so much for being with us. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> with me now, someone who may feel a little differently ann coulter. ann, when you listen to that, you say to yourself, do people not understand what inspectors general do? >> right. you also think, oh, my gosh, we're going through this again with the clintons. one thing that i think conservatives are overlooking and the clintons do this all

you have the associated press in court asking for more e-mails and all the different in people who haveived e-mails kind you also have. the presumption that you should have a criminal investigation is heightened. >> to your. in the court of public opinion and these polls her honesty is being questioned. her trustworthiness is being questioned. do you think this we will stick? it feels like it is getting ready. >> she has plunged to double digits. also it had been just a political opponents. now it is to inspectors general. this is serious. they interfered. they know it is dangerous. this is not going to stop. those four e-mails were out of 40. out of 30,000 that are out they're. charles: this is going to continue. there is something going on. fiat chrysler announced that they will recall over 1 million vehicles a few days after they told us that hacking story was much ado about nothing but not much is scarier than losing control of your car while driving. we will dig into this one much deeper. o) me? i don't just wait for a moment. i watch for the perfect moment. the one nobody else see

people. emily: we talk a lot about alibaba's ambition. guest: right now we are focused on e-commerce. e a lot of people to make sure the mobile experiences work for people. there is a lot of work to do in india. then we will think about it when we feel comfortable. emily: you are recruiting in silicon valley. do you think there is a talent shortage in india? guest: i would reverse that by saying rather than a shortage, i think there is a lot of great talent in the left coast. we need to make sure people from across the world show up, work with us and figure out the solutions. emily: great to have you here on the show. enjoy the rest of your trip. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." tomorrow we will be all over google and ebay. ♪ the following is a paid program. >> this program is a paid advertisement from the u.s. money reserve.

people. emily: we talk a lot about alibaba's ambition. guest: right now we are focused on e-commerce. are a lot of people to make sure the mobile experiences work for people. there is a lot of work to do in india. then we will think about it when we feel comfortable. emily: you are recruiting in silicon valley. do you think there is a talent shortage in india? guest: i would reverse that by saying rather than a shortage, i think there is a lot of great talent in the left coast. we need to make sure people from across the world show up, work with us and figure out the solutions. emily: great to have you here on the show. enjoy the rest of your trip. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." tomorrow we will be all over google and ebay. ♪ sçkw?c?coó >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: the so-called p5 plus one reached a landmark agreement with iran over its nuclear program. it signals the potential for a tectonic shift in the dynamics of the middle east. iran will get relief from sanctions but be allowed to continue the program for peaceful pu

i have e-mails from four different people. i have e-mails from calpers. let's get this to our staff. at the end of the day if they can't see the performances better from european groups that have been making these investments, i think making the statement is fine. i want to make sure it's the best return way we can do this and i don't think it will take that much time and i would imagine within a couple months you can get this done. >> thank you. >> mr. driscoll? >> the way this recommendation from staff to reallocate $100 million to ex-fossil fuel index i would consider this symbolic as it remits -- relates to global warming and the rates to this fund. it's symbolic to figure out how to work on the positive side and commissioner has raised the issue. where should we invest, how should we invest. i have a couple of acquaintance that were thrilled they were able to leave china because they were in the area of the coal minus where -- mines where it affected their health. there are a few other funds around the world that are doing things like that. those are

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as the post office shrinks as people use e-mail and on-line sales have broken down with competition and: thank you. we're all better off with americans for tax reform. maybe we should be optimistic because throughout history people have repeatedly been proven wrong. john: is the american dream still alive? it is hard to be optimistic walking around this conference because so many people here are promoting buying gold and savings like sleep that night knowing your assets are safe. they have a point because politicians keep promising people free stuff and so much more than taxpayers could never find that these paper dollars your someday may be worth pennies the fed was created the dollar lost 96% of its value proposal i've bought gold and silver. i know they will hold their value more than pieces of paper. except so far i have lost money on my investments. how many of you have invested in gold? [applause] unless you bought it way back you have not done so well so when will inflation explode? it is still low. who knows these predictions are risky and has to explode some time because there'

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has erode some trust that we've seen is the issue of your e-mail practices while you were secretary of state. i think there are a lot of people doesn't understand what your thought process was on. that can you tell us the story of how you decided to delete 33,000 e-mails and how that deletion was executed? >> let's start from the beginning, everything i did was permitted. there was no law there was no regulation there was nothing that did not give me the full authority to decide how i was going to communication. previous secretaries of state staid they said they did the same thing. and people across the government knew that i used one device. >> reporter: but you said that they did the same thing, they used a personal server -- >> a personal e-mail. >> reporter: deleted e-mails from them. >> i never had a subpoena. there is -- again, let's take a deep breath here. everything i did was permitted by law and regulation. i had one device. when i mailed anybody in the government it would go into the government system. now, i didn't have to turn over anything. i chose to turn over 55,000 pages because i wanted to go above and beyon

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secretary. >> there are always going to be a per sen staj of people in the criminal el e element and have to be dealt with. god forbid we have repetitions of what we saw in san francisco. >> i don't doubt that what you said that they're god-fearing people and good people. but i think i know what donald trump would say. he would probably say those people, even if it's 12 million who are living here in the shadows, they came akroesz the border illegally. it does not make it right. >> they came to do work the country needed to do. they came to do work that other americans wouldn't do. these are the people who work in labor in the crops on saturdays and sundays in california and nevada and washington state. raising the food and picking the food -- >> that stild does not address the aspect of it. >> yes, it does. yes, it does. every major american figure from ted kennedy to john mccain e cain, starting in the early 2000s, has agreed on a formula that has three elements. border security, a creation of some sort of legal stay tusz for the 12 million people who are here. critical point, don.

and then shot them dead. 150 people are dead. e international monetary fund has warned that greece could need an extension on its loans and possibly a massive right off as it grows slower than expected -- a massive write-off as a gross slower than expected. in tunisia, arrest of eight people after a beach massacre that took eight

e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> they're going to say, nice guy, good guy, i don't know if he can win. together, we'll prove them wrong again. won't we? >> welcome back to "hardball." what a difference a week makes. down in ohio, the most popular governor john case delish could make a popular bid for the white house. lackluster fundraising and polling. one week later he is starting to rise. the politico report that he raised more than $11 million. he has moved up to 5% i

as the post office shrinks as people use e-mail and on-line sales have broken down with competition andhn: thank you. we're all better off with americans for tax reform. maybe we should be optimistic because throughout history people have repeatedly been proven wrong. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? .ú.úññññññoññ john: is the american dream still alive? it is hard to be optimistic walking around this conference because so many people here are promoting buying gold and savings like sleep that night knowing your assets are safe. they have a point because politicians keep promising people free stuff and so much more than taxpayers could never find that these paper dollars your someday may be worth pennies the fed was created the dollar lost 96% of its value proposal i've bought gold and silver. i know they will hold their value more than pieces of paper. except so far i have lost money on my investments. how many of y