and ray, the security of it. i interviewed jerry par, god bless him, he passed away in 2015, he said we are not going to have any spoilers here, we all know he was shot. he said complacency was a major flaw in what happened. can you guys start with rick and then go to ray? rick: my position that day was the lead staff representative. when you are the lead on a presidential trip, you coordinate the activities of a number of different agencies. we had a side to lead from the secret service by the name of bill green. i knew bill from the campaign. we also had a press advance lead. he was responsible for the lighting and sound and communications establishment of telephones and things of that nature. you are absolutely right. this hotel was built was a presidential entrance and special presidential holding room at the foot of a flight of stairs and at the bottom of a small elevator on the stage right back stateside. we had all worked on the president's campaign. we had certain protocols in place in terms of rope lines

ray: i would say that. i'm glad you raised that because that is one of the things if you want to take it out of the realm of what you are calling platitudes, that is one of the things we are focused on. how can we develop better human sources to anticipate things like this? that is one. >> did you have any intelligence you failed to act on or is it your testimony there was no actionable intelligence? dir. ray: i sitting here right now recognizing this is a sprawling investigation. i'm not aware of any actionable intelligence we failed to pass on. >> you spoke about how you were surprised there were no individuals who are arrested of the 500 you investigated. i was shocked. i said, how is it possible you have 500 of these individuals who have never been investigated by the fbi? does it concern you none of the people arrested were on your radar at the fbi? dir. ray: two things. one, i think i said almost none. not none. second, certainly the investigation is ongoing. facts will develop further as we go forwar

we >> are going, ray you have to take care of you guys? ray! >> but, again, as you pointed out, worried about everyone else. but it was a great job of really about the, through that story, yeah we all go through critical incidents but, you know, you have to make the best of them. they happen, so he was a great example for me. >> so, the doctors, we kind of glanced over this a bit but it took a couple hours. the doctors looked for this bill in a spot in one of the most poignant moments for me on this day was, that's been aaron was trying to find this bullet to extract it because it where he could slip into an artery and kill reagan. he wanted it for that reason. he also did want to leave a poll in the president of united states. this 31 year old surgical intern, reached his hand into reagan's chest, gently cupped the presidents beating heart and literally held a beating left of the president in his hand to give the surgeon more room to get the bullet. people forget how serious this day was. how close he came to dying. a guy who had not even been

he punted to tommy's brother, ray.ld police he was positive, 100 percent sure, wray was one of the young men running down the driveway and helping in the car after the murder. so, both were arrested and tried. and convicted. and sitting in the courtroom, the and who had loved them all their lives was devastated. >> i can't even imagine why they got life without parole, even without parole. >> this is ant jan. >> it was very hopeless, very hopeless. >> did you believe that they wouldn't have done it? >> never, i never believed it for one minute. >> the family stuck by tommy and ray as the man watched their twenties and then their thirties come and go, in prison. and now, where they were in their mid forties. still telling anybody and everybody, including us, that they did not kill old man bob. >> i just walked with the fate. you know, like this is not the. and >> the brothers had turned down any and all plea deals, determined instead, to clear their names. they joined every prison program. took every class they could to

that is what ray is trying to say.rved said that there is a difference between admiring a problem and actually solving it. that is what ray is trying to say here. even if you get foam say this is an issue, what are we going to do to stop it? he is certainly trying to sound the alarm today. >> great point. josh, thank you. >> joining me is former deputy director of the fbi andrew mccabe. chris ray is talking about, he described it as the parallels to 9/11. what do you think the parallels are? >> well, kate, it's obviously not the same threat. we're not walking up this morning to 3,000 americans dead. but there are a lot of elements of this threat that are similar. as the director mentioned. for me, the one that screams out for attention right now is the fact that this is not something that the fbi or any single agency is going to be able to solve or prevent. there's no one thing that we can do. there is no silver bullet. i know from my own experience in the fbi, responding to 9/11 and working to build our counter-terror

bridgewater associates chairman on that, cozy i ray dalio -- co-cio ray dalio was talking about that.hink the fed should tighten. he was on the forum with stephanie flanders. ray: there is something like 10% of gdp stored in financial assets that will be coming out. it is likely there will be a big pickup in demand and that will probably raise prices significantly. housing prices themselves are going up. rental prices are going down. the big things -- and if you went to a 3% inflation rate -- that is not one of those things that gets me very excited. the real issue is we have a supply demand issue of bonds. we are going to have to sell a lot of bonds to those in the world who own bond inventories and may have low interest rates, negative real interest rates. they are overweight u.s. bonds and will have to buy a lot more. that is also at a time when china capital markets are becoming more attractive. that creates monetary inflation. there will not be enough demand to buy the bonds. that means it is likely the federal reserve -- that is a classic monetary inflation. that is my bigger co

and that is something that we also heard from ray in this remarkable interview. jim and poppy? >> alex, thanks very much. they have not fuged out how to deter yet. joung me to discuss the broader issue is the vice president of threat intelligence. he advices companies on how to defend against this and also the democrats during the 2016 russian unt interference. >> >> thanks for having me. >> you heard chris ray putting this on the same scale as the threat from terrorism following 9/11. you're talking to companies every dau getting attacked in this way s that how bad it is? >> i think there is some parallels as far as you know, the sort of attack on our government's liegitimacy that w see between this and terrorism, for instance. the problem -- one of the issues here is that this has become a real question whether the government can prevent major attacks against critical infrastructure. and in a lot of ways that parallels the concept behind terrorism. the attack is not as important as sort of the legitimacy problems that result. obviously, this is violent which say huge differen

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t christopher ray is giving his first public commentsstatement. joining us with more on this. what did the fbi director say about it? >> the fbi director currently facing a the lo of tough questioning, not just from democrats, also republicans. and he is saying that he and the rest of the leaders at the fbi are outraged about what happened on january 6th. they're determined not to let it happen again. and just in the past few minutes, the congresswoman sheila jackson lee, she talked to or she asked this, are the words that former president trump used before january 6th that many people have said helped incite the riot and attack on the capitol, are those words at all being reviewed by the department of justice? are they being referred to the department of justice for an investigation? director ray said he is not aware of any investigation into that specifically. so that was just in the last few minutes. but director ray has spoken more broadly about the attack on the capitol on january 6th saying it was motivated by extremist ideologies. and he sa

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hey, ray, you are on the air. go ahead. just make sure you mute your volume, ray, and go ahead with your comment, your question. ray in wyattville, virginia, turn down your volume and go ahead with your comment. i'm sorry, ray, you're listening to the tv or something off the phone there. we will go to bellefonte, pennsylvania. this is dave. >> good morning. how are you doing today. >> doing fine. thank you. >> i've been thinking about this a lot since the last election and all the claims of fraud and the worries about hacking and the uncertainties and honestly if it were my decision solely on how to proceed with this i would go ahead and get away with the secret part of balloting. i would go to an open ballot system which cannot be hacked, you cannot commit fraud, i mean, just think about it. how do you commit fraud or hack a roomful of people and the question is show of hands who wants tacos, pizza or burgers for lunch. you can't hack t you can't cheat, everybody is out there, everything is tracked. we can totally have a s

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ray dalio says there is a lot of monetary inflation.are still negative in the u.s., particularly on the longer and, i think we need to be prepared for a shift in the curve. i think that the long end of the curve will outperform the intermediate and the shorter end. anna: a twist then. where does that twist leave us then? >> it leaves us with higher rates on the long and and the intermediate part of the curve. we are talking about two-year yields and five-year yields shooting up higher. i said earlier this week [indiscernible] i see that is a definite prospect. on the longer and, i think the 10 year will stay around where it is because though the fed has sounded hawkish, we have not seen much transition on real rates. anna: we will keep an eye on that. thank you for joining us. for those thoughts on the yield curve. you can read more on that on the bloomberg terminal. that is it for the european market open. surveillance, early edition is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the bi

my first question for director ray and for the sake of consistency, i have asked this question of our witnesses and other hearings from the department of justice and other people from the dod what security agency would you say has the primary security for the security of the capitol? dir. wray: my understanding is that study u.s. capitol police. rep. franklin: that has been the consistent answer. it seemed like a waste of time until he can get one of those folks in the room. you mentioned that we had 350 guard troops that started the morning and showed up for duty initially in the morning with traffic and crowd control, is that correct? dir. wray: that was total, but they had less than that for two shifts, but they were on crowd control locations throughout the district. rep. franklin: traffic and crowd control. how many were ultimately activated by the end of the day. dir. wray: when they started, the number increased probably to 6700 -- 600 to 700. rep. franklin: for the balance of the troops that showed up at the end of the day, what were they doing? dir. wray: they are most likely

this and family is trying to catch those finalfew rays. across the country have been finding different ways to enjoy the sunshine. it's the weather we've all been hoping for, a chance to shake off the lockdown lull and have some fun in the sun. in wales, new quay beach was packed with sun—seekers making the most of the heatwave, while in andover, these children were finding different ways to have fun and keep cool. the sun shone as manchester bloomed back to life with the return of the city's flower show. further south, the thames drew in the crowds. it's the 1st ofjune, it's the date meteorologists say is the first day of summer and it's officially the hottest day of the year. and where else would you rather be? we're on a boat, the sun is shining and the views are spectacular. there's nowhere i'd rather be either. this is what we like doing, just coasting down the river, you know, just taking in the sights. it's just been very difficult getting through it, no outings anywhere with friends. and when you're on your own, it gets quite lonel

ray dalio said he doesn't think the fed can tighten without a big negative effect. dalio spoke in a panel at the qatar economic form. ray: there is something like 10% of gdp stored in financial assets that is going to be coming out. it is likely there is going to be a pickup in demand, and that will probably raise prices significantly. it also depends how you account for inflation. housing prices are going up a lot, but rental prices are going down a lot. the big things, i think, are -- and if you want to 3% inflation, or some -- that's not one of those things that gets me very nervous or excited. the real issue is we have a supply/demand issue of bonds. because we are going to have to sell a lot of bonds to those in the world who own bond inventories. and they have very low interest rates, negative real interest rates, and they are overweighted in u.s. bonds. they are going to have to buy more. that is coming at a time when chinese capital markets are becoming more attractive. that creates a supply/demand issue that can create monetary inflation, because there will

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david: thank you so much to ray kelly.will have more coverage ahead including talking with ralph. that is coming up >> we are 29 minutes away from the start of trade in japan and we are watching japanese equities closely with the nikkei rising the first time in five days as we saw the japanese yen fall to a two month low. these are the stories we are watching that could be affecting the markets. agm is set to start at 10:00 a.m. local time. the ceo is scheduled to speak. local media reporting the tokyo governor has been admitted to hospital for severe fatigue weeks before local elections in the capital and one month before the olympics kick off. the nikkei newspaper now saying japan is set to approve the astrazeneca shot for public use, haidi. haidi: we have been talking about this story, the latest development in the return to work saga. morgan stanley saying employees will need to be vaccinated against covid-19 to enter its new york offices and we are seeing more and more of these wall street firms adopting similar polic

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ray told "the wall street journal."he scale of this problem is one that i think the country has to come to terms with. >> before long, we are worried that some people will get hurt, especially when we consider all of these incidents that are affecting health care. >> reporter: health care, schools and most recently, the colonial pipeline and jbs foods which is the biggest meat producer in the world. those two recent attacks caused gas shortages and beef plants to shut down. >> i think the country does face the really existential risks to critical infrastructure and economic well-being, its securing of technology and individual privacy. so, i think it's critical that people understand how far-reaching this risk really is. >> reporter: the justice department announced thursday it will implement practices used for terrorism cases, telling prosecutors to share more information and coordinate efforts on ransomware attacks which is when hackers take controlch a network and hold it hostage demanding money. the attacks and the

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hour commissioner ray kelly will be here and we want to talk about the rise in crime and the president'sagainst guns with the former commissioner, nypd and house minority leader kevin mccarthy will talk about infrastructure and investigating the origins of coronavirus. don't miss a moment of it, you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back, vice president kamala harris headed to the el paso border for the first trip to the southern border months after becoming the border tsar, president trump taking credit for the trip saying harris would not have gone if he were not visiting next week. schedule visit is on the calendar with greg abbott. the white house insisting that the vp headed to the border has nothing to do with any pressure from republicans. joining me right now real clear politics tom bevin. thanks very much. you have to believe that trump saying he's going to go to the border did put some pressure on the vp. she's been getting shamed for months to go to the border. she's finally going, what do you expect, tom? tom: well,

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. >>> a live look at san francisco city hall ray demand it will require all 35,000 >>> a live look at san francisco city hall ray demand it will require all 35,080 workers to be vaccinated for covid and if they don't, they could lose their job. this is not affecting teachers who are employees of the school district. it is unclear how the city will enforce the new mandate but it is expected to take effect 10 weeks after the fda gives full approval of a vaccine. >> we are in favor of anybody and everybody being vaccinated. however, we are not in favor of forced, mandatory vaccines. >> we understand there might be medical or health reasons that people don't want to get the vaccine. we will definitely, our human resources department will meet with people if they have a grievance and try to resolve it. >> there will be fewer places in san francisco to get a vaccine. the city college site is closing saturday followed by mascone center on july 14. and in the south bay, it was the last day to get a shot at levi's stadium. the site a lot more than 350,000 altogether. >>> still to come here at

rays and giants off last night. i lean forward when i saw this item.iants announcer will step away for a while. he released a statement yesterday morning stating that he would be under going chemo for an undisclosed illness and expects to miss a handful of games. the 71-year-old does plan to return this season and work through it as much as he can. >>> go to the nba playoffs eastern conference. milwaukee 86, that was last night. then the wild wild western conference also last night as the rays and the nuggets, phoenix suns. that one was up tempo. the nuggets in white in the valley of the sun. going against chris paul and paul paul sees the floor so well. this a tight one. knock out blow after blow. booker hits the suns answered with 16 straight points. closed out the quarter on a huge run. look at this. craig, we are down here. the sunshines last night. 122-105. phoenix is trying to reach the conference finals for the first time since 2010. >>> college baseball last night. there's -- dave esker. sanford head coach. this postseason game with irvine. sta

to separate tax evasion cases spanish authorities just announced earlier today mcafee was to be x-rayedu.s. to face the music. and now the deceased lawyer says the man worth 100 million doses so distraught over being in prison he hanged himself. that is feeling an avalanche of conspiracy theories, why? 2019 he infamously tweeted this a photo of a tattoo on his arm saying if i suicide myself i didn't. i was wack too. so what is the real story behind john mcafee and his reported death? try me now treason editor at large of the host of the interview podcast nick gillespie is back. nick, this is a crazy story but somehow oddly fitting for john mcafee's life and death to be mysterious and questionable and leaves quite a legacy, go ahead. >> there is no question that john mcafee's a death would leave more questions than it answered for sure. his entire life was kind of like that i think. one way to think about him in a poetic sense which is what is counseling striving for is he was like loki the god of chaos or the god of discourse in mythology. as much as anything else what is trying to do i

it blocks. 97 1% of the sun's uvb rays, but no sunscreen apparently can block 100% of the sun's rays.imum amount of time that you should go between rehab, pluck haitians, they say 2 hours. with temperatures reaching triple digits. doctors say it is more important than ever to stay hydrated. >> muscle cramping fatigue headaches nausea. and when you're out there on that asphalt. it is hot vomiting. it could be another symptom of heat exhaustion. doctors say heatstroke really is the most extreme form of heat exhaustion and it kills more than 600 americans a year. they say it's essential to protect your skin. if you're going to be out in the sun all day. >> if you have someone heart disease very well could be that significant stress you, your body's frontcourt self down. coming up, more stress on your heart and could cost >> it's tough these days. a lot of kids at summer camp. china figure out how to find shade beat the heat. in addition to all of that doctors say the heat can simply stress people out, which in turn can contribute too negative health consequences. >> in the north bay. the

, but no sunscreen can block 100% of the sun's rays.ount of time you should go between reop locacion is 2 hours virus detection and thailand has gone to the dogs. health officials are using the powerful sniffers of canines to control the spread of covid. >> 6 labrador retrievers will be deployed to communities suspected of being new covid hospice there to screen people for possible infections. the dogs detect the virus. some samples of sweat place in metal containers if a sample is positive, they will sit down in front of it. the dogs have been training for 6 months and have a nearly 95% success rate thailand is in the middle of a surge of covid that started back in april. so this is a perfect time to bring in the canines. so many they have so many quality. that's it for us tonight at 6. we'll see you again at 8 o'clock. but of course, is also kron on its 7. that's right. and we'll see you starting in. >> our primetime coverage. i'm justine waldman. i'm pam moore. will ♪ ♪ >> announcer: beach brawls. >> breaking out in theaters across t

ray. he was also a texan. he came up to dinner and to introduce me around, and he took me out to see the enemies corps commander. he was a four star general. his name was thi. he would be exiled from the country. but at that time he was truly the warlord of the northern part of south vietnam. he took me into introduced me to him. he was very blunt spoken guy. he looked at me and said are you americans here to stay? you have come in here and you are pushing us aside and saying we are taking this war over. he said we have been fighting this war for 20 odd years. a long time. and now you say you are going to take it over. are you going to stick? are you going to stay the course? because if you decide next year or ten years from now that you are going to cut and run when you leave, they're going to be people shooting holes in your helicopters and it will be me and my troops. i looked at him and said general, that is way above my pay grade. i don't know who you think you are talking to. i am just a kid reporter. yo