through pressures reemerge, we cannot will allow and recurrence of financial stress, which could affect not only china, but again, other emerging markets that are linked to china via supply chains or commodity is boards, and ultimately conditions here. china is making a challenging transition from export to two domestic led growth and the cost of reallocating to a more dynamic sector could impair growth in the near term. while china has taken steps to limit the extent of the slowdown, there is tension and policy between reform and stimulus and the effects of the stimulus may already be waning. vulnerabilities such as an as capacity, debt, and risks in shadow banking sectors appear to be building and could pose continued risks over the medium-term. the broader fragility of the global economic environment is on leopard to resolve any time soon. growth in advance economies remains dependent on extraordinary, unconventional policy accommodations, while conventional policy continues to be constrained by the zero lower bound. conventional policies are tested and better understood than a conve

we also cannot dismiss the possible reemergence of risk surrounding china, and emerging markets more broadly. in recent months, capital outflows in china have moderated. as the dollar has stabilized in pressures on china's exchange rate has eased. should pressure through the exchange rate reemerge, we cannot will allow an recurrence of financial stress, which could affect not only china, but again, other emerging markets that are linked to china via supply chains or commodity is boards, and ultimately conditions here. china is making a challenging transition from export to two domestic led growth and the cost of reallocating resources to a more dynamic sector could impair growth in the near term. while china has taken steps to limit the extent of the slowdown, there is an evident tension and policy between reform and stimulus and the effects of the stimulus may already be waning. vulnerabilities such as an excess capacity, debt, and risks in shadow banking sectors appear to be building and could pose continued risks over the medium-term. the broader fragility of the global economic e

what we've done since russia is attempting to reemerge and become a world power and the leerd of russiaa bully and a thug. >> saw that with ukraine and others. >> likes to throw his weight around. the reality is though that this president and those who advise him, have always been paralyzed by the fear of adverse consequences. so as a result of it, this is a fear escalation. they fear reaction. they do nothing. thus didn't even help the ukrainians, all they wanted was weapons to help. and putin said if you do that, i'm going to escalate and we did nothing. when they came in to syria with their military intervention, limited military intervention, 30 something airplanes, nothing comparable to united states military power. even in the region. the first bombs they dropped were against syrian monitors that were supported by the united states. that was intentional. we should have cratered that runway and tell them there will be no attacks on our forces again. and if so we'll stroi the aircraft sitting on the -- we did not do that. we used rhetoric. we continue to use rhetoric and they contin

should pressures through the exchange rate channel reemerge, we can't rule out a recurrence of financial stress which could effect not only china but, again, other emerging markets that are linked to china via supply chains or commodity exports and ultimately to conditions here. china is making a challenging transition from export to domestic demand-led growth and the cost of reallocating resources from excess capacity sectors to more dynamic sectors could further impair growth in the near term. while china's taken steps to limit the extent of the slowdown, there's an evident tension in policy between reform and stimulus and the effect of the stimulus may already be waning. vulnerabilities such as excess capacity, elevated corporate debt and risks in the shadow banking sector appear to be building and could pose continued risks over the medium term. the broader fragility of the global economic environment is unlikely to resolve any time soon. growth in the advanced economies remains dependent on extraordinary unconventional monetary policy accommodation while conventional policy continue

it ended up being chaotic most of the >> reporter: they vanished, reemerging with new identities in utahis the goal of our practice. it is a physical practice with a touch of spirituality. their new life didn't last long. ann filing for bankruptcy in december of 2014. in debt for hundreds of thousands of dollars. from florida to utah, the pair had multiple run ins with the law. alison having previously been conducted of fraud, disorderly conduct and property damage, ann was convicted with disorderly conduct and battery. their next stop was hawaii, a new set of names, alison now known as alexandria and ann going their troubles followed them. on christmas eve the sisters were cited for disorderly contact with a bench warrant ordered for their arrest after they failed to appear in court. now she's free of second degree murder charges, but questions looming about what happened in the final moments separating these inseparable sisters. >>> next, the new pictures and texts shedding new light on the young man at the white hot center of a sexual assault case making national headlines. ♪ ♪

in talking about the gains the insurgency and we had the problems in the delta that reemerge and impact production again. >> they are talking about the they suggest they can get this away. how much do they have to give away? performancer, the has been positive and the bar when cost averaging. if you like, the news that they would do this emerged before the payroll numbers of the u.s. and i expect they were thinking that this was a good time and the urgency may not be so pronounced. then again, they have this to declared theyave -- $5bout five dollars million in debt and this will and i expect the investors want to know what happened and this is inflicting on the economy. >> thank you very much for that. >> coming up, a war of words. jonathan says the pacific is not a battlefield for the views. that is next. >> a quick roundup of some of the main stories. the oil has recovered. week, there was the policy of unlimited output and they rally the supported optimism and he said that he received no negative comments with sanctions leveled. the prices may come under a renewed pressure. >> the s

and we'll see that sunshine reemerge as the day goes on. by 8 o'clock, 72 degrees. by 10:00, 77.ng pretty bright there. and by noon, 82 degrees. again humidity dropping as we head toward the afternoon. it will be warm today. a 3 o'clock high of 85 degrees but bright and feeling more and more comfortable as the day goes on. 83 is your high in allentown, 84 in reading, 85 in trenton and philadelphia. 84 in wilmington. 84 in millville. and a nice day down the shore. 76 in ac and 78 in cape may. little bit closer on the shore we'll point out that there's a low risk of rip currents. still a if idea to swim next to the lifeguards. the humidity will do. might take a little bit longer to get that humidity down especially as we go farther south along the coast in places like sea isle city cape may and rehoboth beach but everybody is going to start feeling more comfortable even in those southern regions. tomorrow another really nice day. newspaper control, frontal boundary down to our south. 87 degrees will be the high but lots of sun, local humidity. it really will be beautiful. then on f

the word ai has only reemerged to 24ength in the last 12 months because there is so much data comingcompanies as people figure a way to deal with this in a non-manual basis. how to make sense of it and how to use that data to increase productivity and come up with new ideas of usage and products. vonnie: the news of apple trying to potentially acquire some content providers. what are people saying about that idea and whether or might whether orisian -- not it might come to fruition? that i cannot speak to activity, but there is no question that people are focused on content. i don't know whether content is king as an expression is still prevalent, but you see it every place. there are so many more buyers of content than we ever saw before. verizon is buying content and amazon is buying content. apple has to join in the group, just like google and everybody else. content is critical. that is a good area for investment. mark: on the issue of content, yahoo! is in everybody's thoughts. do you have a view on how much , what isng to sell for the most desirable path for this business? part

>> putin will see this, he reemerging wants to be world power.oing this at the expense of u.s. and european leadership to expand his influence in europe and he will see this as encouragement for himself to do more of that. it has more to do with weakness of leadership that is in europe and united states. bill: general, thank you. a lot to think about. jack keane, over in washington. thank you, sir. great to get your analysis today. thanks for coming in. >> good talking to you, bill. bill: martha. martha: we've been covering all morning, british said bye brye to the eu, and donald trump supported that decision, fueled in part by anti-establishment anger. so what could this mean for trump's presidential hopes? is there an underlying message here as well? plus this. [inaudible] bill: this is just stunning, who are risk scene of destruction. that is a home on fire and washed away in a flood. >> bridge is off. >> watch out. ♪ ♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with

so than that schism reemerges.else is sitting there in a big way, inside the european union, if britain goes, i think you set off earthquakes. you look at the germans. you look at the attitude they have. on the one hand, they are saying please stay to the british because they are deeply worried that the european union does not include another reforming access.within its you're already talking about the french talking about a referendum. if the british lead and the european -- there i go, i'm scaremongering again. difficulty of what happens to be the fear factor. i've always thought that was legitimate. if you are the people arguing let's keep it like it is, it is reasonable to point out the other side is taking a huge step into the unknown. in the market shows this. sign, theghtest markets you very frightened. charlie: and now you have the murder of jo cox. john: completely unforeseen. throughout this entire campaign, we had mentioned, if there was something that very ugly happened, it might be something involving

or clearly an event that is a big deal, and everybody will blow over and reemerge from this intact? >> that is a great question. their outlook is four inches in front much their face. they're waiting for bargain hunters, trish. they're saying, we don't know, we have to wait and see how this exit effectuates whether it takes two years or 10 years. they would like to know where the bargain hunters are. i can tell you on this floor i'm still looking. trish: you're still looking. down 281. do not forget, watch "countdown to the closing bell" right here at 3:00 with more market analysis from liz. i want to go to berlin, germany, adam shapiro standing by where angela merkel wrapped up a news conference about the british decision to leave the eu. what is she saying, adam? >> she was joined by president hollande from france and the prime minister from italy, mr. renzi, they're trying to put forth a unified front. they're saying they won't do anything, there will not be any formal negotiations on the "brexit" until the united kingdom invokes article 50 and submits its request to leave to the

would reemerge because the heart of the pools survived. >> reporter: yes, the pools are still here. and in remarkably good shape right down to the railings. even more encouraging is word that visitors may be back in the water by year's end. >> we are hoping some time this fall, we will be able to reopen. and be able to soak in the pool. >> reporter: that is the short term goal, managing director says it will take the rest of this decade and it won't be easy. physically and financially, this will be a huge lift for a modest nonprofit community that actually served as one of the area's largest employers. >> we want to come back not just for us, but for the surrounding county. the entire south lake area. >> reporter: if you ever fell in love with harbin or know someone who did, you know this is more than just an eccentric give away spot. this is a fountain head for generations of people who came from around the world. while the destruction here was heartbreaking, that love and sense of community will be vital. >> we have had guests come and visit the gate, park and sit a half hour and

mike sugerman tells us the turtles reemergence is a small part of a larger resurgence and restoration project. >> reporter: san francisco has three natural lakes, two are putrid. mountain lake behind me was but now it's better. how do they know? the news came slowly. >> reporter: it's spring at san francisco's mountain lake. time for the birds, the bees and this year for the first time in many, the turtles. >> the western pond turtles existed here centuries ago here in san francisco. they used to be very common in lakes and ponds, they disappeared. >> reporter: but now they are back and thriving like a lot of other long-loss animals, some welcome, some not. it's part of the restoration of this lake which took almost a decade cleaning up poison, getting rid of species that didn't belong and the turtles thriving means it worked. >> having these species all work together really is a sign that the lake is healthy again and functioning. >> reporter: with the reintroduction of the species and the improvement in the lake, it's just like it was 100 years. you can pretend you were living in th

and let me ask you on the issue of ukraine which is the primary driving force in this reemergence oftention that the german foreign minister called recent nato xer sideses in western europe which are meant to show the nato unity in the face of the russian moves and he called them warmongering and some the nato allies are talking about ratcheting down some of the economic sanctions against russia, and is western unity and the european unity splintering on russia in ukraine and other issues? >> well, clearly the germans believe they have to find a way to cocan exist rather than confront the russians both strategic and economic reason, and if it does in fact splinter, there goes any american capacity, it seems to me, to operate in a way that putin understands that we have real credibility on the ground. we have no choice but to work through our allies on the continent. in fact, if the germans take the lead in catering to mr. putin or suggesting that we rare in fact part of the problem than the solution, and then houston, we really do have a problem. >> do you think that in terms of the

like the "economist" pointed out, one of the reasons we had the reemergence of isis is because there no stay behind force in iraq something that hillary clinton's state department and the obama administration oversaw. there's a lot of information we can get into. >> we'll be right back. don't bring that mess around here, evan! whoo! don't do it. don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ♪ raaah! when you bundle home and auto insurance through progressive, you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. you get relentless protection. [ baseball bat cracks ] this clean was like - pow. on. everything well? it felt like i had just gone to the dentist. my teeth are glowing. they are so white. 6x cleaning*, 6x whiteningá in the certain spots that i get very sensitive... ...i really notice a difference. and at two weeks superior sensitivity relief to sensodyne i actually really like the two steps! step 1 cleans and relieves sensitivity, step 2 whitens. it's the whole

whole thing votes to stay in, it's quite likely the english will vote to go out, so that schism reemerges, and then inside the european union, if britain goes, you begin to set off earthquakes there because you look at the germans. one hand they're saying please stay to the british because they're deeply worried about a european union who doesn't include a reforming country in it. you have the french, the dutch already talking about having a referendum if the british leave. you have the problem if the british leave, it comes apart. the problem is that's the difficulty of what seems to be the fear factor. >> they argue too much for the fear factor? >> that and in some ways i always thought that was legitimate. if you're the people arguing let's keep it how it is, i think it's reasonable to point out the the other side is taking a huge step into the unknown and the markets show this. you look at the market and the markets, the slightest sign of britain leaving the european union and the markets get very frightened. >> rose: and now you have the murder of jo cox. >> a tragedy completely unfo

moving forward, lawrence, as to whether or not this idea of leaving the united kingdom for scotland reemerges, that scotland holds yet another referendum, the beginning of the dissolution essentially of the united kingdom. that could be in the future. but in the immediate term we have of course in the next few hours, we have the announcement of the final vote. we have most likely a statement from prime minister david cameron on one hand to settle the markets a bit, to try to anyway. and reassure the country. and then moving forward in the next week or so a trip to brussels to the european union, to the european union headquarters to invoke what is known as article 50, setting in motion this exit plan, a two-year exit negotiating -- the uk negotiating its way out of this union of 28 countries, lawrence. this is going to be a very protracted and potentially painful two years, depending who you listen to. >> kelly, thank you very much for that update. back here in the studio with dominic rush. let's talk about that negotiation. it is going to be much more complex than the original negotiations t

bush is reemerging on the political scene, frances, not to campaign for the top of the ticket, but to help out vulnerable senators in his party, people like rob portman in ohio, folks whose campaigns may have become more challenging with donald trump as the presumptive nominee. >> concerned about the down ballot results. hallie jackson reporting in las vegas. >>> turning now to a developing story in pennsylvania where authorities have found 12 girls and put them in protective custody t. man pictured here, lee kaplan, has been charged with sexually abusing one of those girls. nbc's morgan rad foshd is outside the home where the girls were found in pennsylvania. more grant, what more are authorities saying about the investigation? >> reporter: frances, right now we're standing outside what police have effectively described as a house of horrors where they say 12 young girls were living inside secretly with a man who was 51 years old. you saw the photo of lee kaplan who has been charged with three rounds of assault and also unlawful contact and corruption of a minor. this all started whe

down in five months, somebody has to be the leader of the conservative movement in exile that can reemergeair. i fear that paul ryan has advocated that role. and you can either be a good, loyal, partisan republican soldier, or you can be the conscience of conservatism. paul ryan can't do both things. >> let's talk about mitch mcconnell. what about mitch mcconnell and where he stands? you had an interesting conversation last night with the senate majority leader and what he thinks donald trump needs to do. let's listen. >> i think it's time for him to look like a serious candidate for president which means that you need to think before you speak, you need to apologize when you make a mistake, and get on script. he's running for the most important job in the country, some would argue in the world. and i think there's a certain threshold of credibility that needs to be met. this could be a winnable race. >> now, as you know, mitch mcconnell chooses his words very carefully. that was quite a smackdown in a prepared smackdown from the majority leader. is that how you took it? >> he had to know

under amour hoped they could reorganize and reemerge.ey put the forecast together, it's based on that. now we know that sports authority is going to be liquidated. it's done and therefore, under amour and nike are having to scale back their revenue forecast because they're not going to have this outlet. stuart: look it, that's an interesting point. i want to move on to michael cors. i describe them as democratic luxury, luxury just within reach of the middle class. it's up nicely liz: they have reasonable pricing and good looking clothes. i mean, that's the bottom line for women. stuart: is that your value judgment? liz: no, it's-- it's not my value judgment. it's coming from wall street analysts they're reasonably priced clothes. the upper end is hurting. they said that people are going to court spending. stuart: liz shops at kors. and chrysler. ashley: we're looking to may up, 1% versus last year and it's on the positive side. and compared to the other major automakers. stuart: the stock is down at 7. and let's move on to politics. don

one work of his that has gone unmentioned this far, it reemerged in the late 1960's and 1970's as a rallying cry of many second wave feminists across the country. between the 1930's and 1950's, his centrality on american liberalism as her vision lessons, because the finer line he walked between the many saw a socialism and liberalism, a particular publication of his remained integral for those seeking to understand historical british or european political thought, mill's more complex social pressure socialism prevented the philosopher from becoming americanized in the same way as john locke. for some it was easier to make a distinction between marx and locke than it was to unpack mill. but by putting red flags around mill, something was lost. perhaps the willingness of the american political tradition to embrace the messier liberalism are presented by mill then it one time it seemed the very essence of political possibility in this country. [applause] >> thank you. i thank the organizers. i'm going to talk about the scottish enlightenment, and its association with united states constitution.

this vision markdowns taken place of the next 3-6 months, fundamentals will reemerge.tom: thank you. assets manager with j.p. morgan. we will continue. coming up from washington, i'm here with michael mckee. joining us will be alan greenspan, the former chairman of the federal reserve in a conversation, a most timely position with madeleine albright, the nation's former secretary of state. from washington and london, bloomberg surveillance. ♪ ♪ are continuing to look at the implications of britain deciding to leave the eu. we are in washington dc with important interviews today. let's now had two downing streets where in a edwards is standing by. the cabinet meeting started about half an hour ago. what are we expecting to come out of the meeting? anna: thank you. in the last half-hour, the meeting started. we saw the members of david cameron's cabinet arriving in the door the high me. this is number 10 downing street, of course. the residents of the prime minister. have you got a plan? are you going to stand for the leadership? the extent of the unknown around the gove

through pressures reemerge, we cannot will allow and recurrence of financial stress, which could affecta, but again, other emerging markets that are linked to china via supply chains or commodity is boards, and ultimately conditions here. china is making a challenging transition from export to two domestic led growth and the cost to a moreating dynamic sector could impair growth in the near term. while china has taken steps to limit the extent of the slowdown, there is tension and policy between reform and stimulus and the effects of the stimulus may already be waning. vulnerabilities such as an as capacity, debt, and risks in shadow banking sectors appear to be building and could pose continued risks over the medium-term. fragility of the global economic environment is on leopard to resolve any time soon. growth in advance economies remains dependent on extraordinary, unconventional policy accommodations, while conventional policy continues to be constrained by the zero lower bound. are testedl policies and better understood than a conventional policy and it can respond readily to any

reemerged as an active front in the global war on terror. of concern is the rise of isil in libya. militia forces are encouraging. is mired by internal divisions. its government is unable to exercise control outside of libya. today, it has failed to secure the support of important box within the population. the failure of the united states and the international community to fourth a strategy for libya following the fall of qaddafi's 2011 contributed directly to the current qaddafi isil's ability to lash out and expand in libya is a troubling warning about the ice of the reactive up to fighting this enemy. i fear living will continue to deteriorate compounding the riser -- rising terror threat. there are large displacements of you while the threat in africa continues to metastasize, our commanders are being forced to do more with less, they are starved for resources. i look forward to your thoughts today on how you attend to approach the opportunities. the role of the chief of the national guard bureau has evolved over the last several years. it sits in the joint chiefs of as an adv

last week, a bear reemerged. we will have continuing segments on this program on walking bears.ing. petals is fascinating because he looked so light. they had his front paws hurt. >> i think it falls under our category there are farmers everywhere. >> everywhere. >> and walking bears everywhere. >> we can get a lot of these images and we got it. >> we have names for every one of them. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> coming up in this half hour, the editor of "time" magazine, nancy gibbs is here in studio 57 to talk about brexit and the presidential race. who is she talking to? >> that is tony shalhoub from the new cbs series "brain dead." we will talk to him and what happens with politicians and out of this world bugs become f bedfello bedfellows. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> "the new york times" remember big cunningham who worked for "the times" nearly 40 years. cunningham died saturday in new york city. he chronicled high society to street fashions. he was often seen bicycling around mid-town with his early camera arou

the crisis is being compounded by the reemergence of fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid more powerful than heroin. it is sometimes mixed with powder heroin to increase its effects. increasingly, fentanyl is being pressed into pill form and being sold as counterfeit prescription pills. the majority of the illicit fentanyl in the united states is when dustin lee produced in mexico or china. 2014, they were more than 5544 drug overdose deaths involving synthetic marcotte x other than methadone, a category that includes fentanyl. this number has more than doubled from two years earlier. -mexico engagement has been robust. we participated in a bilateral security dialogue, where the importance of increased poppy eradication efforts, as well as drug interdiction, and the disruption of precursor chemical trafficking were all highlighted. ambassador,ch, the the secretary of state for international marcotte x and law enforcement affairs -- for international lal narcotic into law enforcement affairs and i discussed the efforts to disrupt the introduction of heroin and fentanyl. we have agreed to

bush is reemerging on the political scene not to campaign for the top of the ticket, guys, but to help the party's most vulnerable senators like rob portman of ohio. those campaigns may be threatened now by trump at the top of the ticket. >> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> now to shocking news overnight. 12 young girls discovered i eede a man's home in pennsylvania. that man is under arrest and charged with assault. we have morgan radford with more. morg morgan, good morning. >> craig, good morning. lots of questions in the air this morning. this is after happened in the house left 12 children in protective custody and three adults arrested this morning. >> reporter: acting on a tip, police came upon a disturbing scene. 12 girls ranging from 6 months to 18 years of age, living secretly in a home of a 51-year-old man. lee caplan has been charged with assault and suspected of fathering one of the girls. police are investigating an allegation that the parents of the young mother, now 18, sold her to caplan when she was just 14. authorities are still trying to identify the other children. >

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