royce: well, thank you, mr. speaker. i'm going to ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to evise and extend their remarks and to include any extraneous material on this resolution. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. royce: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. royce: mr. speaker, i want to thank mr. trott and mr. deutch for introducing this important bill and the concept here is to combat the horrific crime of human trafficking for organ removal. as always, i appreciate the support of the ranking member, mr. eliot engel, in moving this anti-trafficking bill forward. and as hard as it is for us to accept this, as shocking as this is, the circumstances are such that rising global demand and a lack of adequate laws in many countries has fueled the growth f a worldwide black market for transplant organs. the world health organization estimates that 10% of all transplanted organs worldwide are il

royce to pass h.r. 39 on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: a bill to increase engagement with the governments of the caribbean region, the caribbean community and the united states and the private sector of the civil society in both the united states and the caribbean and for other purposes. ifflet the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15--minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 381 -- the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 386, the nays are 6. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to r

royce: yeah, i think it a question you have asks.i have had an opportunity overseas to see where usaid has had the ability to be successful. i have watched, for example, when they have that flex ability , the capability of working with some of the ngo's that maybe came out of central asia where you have doctors in the united states and business people here who have been successful, they want to put their money back. they want to help with teaching colleges are help set up schools for young women and so forth. and with a little bit of partnering with usaid, this can be a force multiplier in terms of offsetting what is coming out those areas. again, you need to build that we arelity in, so that dealing with those that really know those villages. the americans that are originally from those areas that are now investing their knowledge of their contributions in it, but with a little partnering with usaid. and that kind of an effort, you're much more effective than going through the government, for example. these are the types of things w

royce: and more back bone rather than backing down.ht a delegation of members into eastern russian-speaking ukraine and spoke to the communities there, the different minority groups. the message from everyone is that, look, we can catch the come in gents that here. their russians are a little different than ours. we're holding them. we can't stop the russian armor, thornberry's point, they say why? us, won't you give us, sell the anti-tank weapons so that at least we can stop the armor. citizens there throwing sand bags taking up positions. they're on the front, and hey're asking us for the ability to defend themselves. our relationship with russia is partly a policy failure of this administrati administration, going back to the restart with russia. when you think about it, at that time, the administration made decision to pull out eastern europe. the very missile defense system we were pulling, and into the republic, in case there was ever a launch from europe towards the united states. and in exchange for doing that, s and on and wea

royce: this goes back to the original blunder by the administration. at the point in time with the election was stalled and people u.s.an work crying out for engagement, the polling shows that two thirds of the people want a western-style democracy without a theocracy. instead, the administration made the decision to engage with the ayatollah, the decision to go forward and negotiate, and in so doing, empowered and enabled that revolutionary regime, in many ways. and, subsequently, has bought into the idea that they cannot offend the iranian regime. we have seen that in a whole slew of decision-making, giving them access to the dollar, the heavy water subsidy, and so forth. you also see it in the policy decisions of iran and exerting more influence in baghdad. when we pulled out of baghdad, the iranians moved in. >> doesn't that go back to the malacki?or m and we in congress pushed on that issue. but the situation that you have today is one in which you around is dictating -- iran is dictating the current. to reach out to the christians, no, comes the

royce: and i'm not so sure, andrea, that chinese are that serious about slowing him down. i think there's only one thing we have tried in the past that's worked and that was the sanctions on banko delta asia. if you -- banco delta asia. if you think back in 2016, 2007, when that was tried we shut down their missile production line and he couldn't pay his generals and that was one time that was desperate in north korea. our treasury department did that because they were caught counterfeiting $100 bills. the state department told them to lift the sanctions at that time. i passed legislation in december. it was signed by the president that set up a sanctions effort on north korea to do exactly what we did then, exactly what was successful. so at this point in time, we've also pushed that through in the united nations. we have an initiative which cuts off the flow of hard currency that north korea needs, both to pay its military and to carry out its missile program and its nuclear program. what we have to do is stick with that policy. we need tough enforcement on that policy,

curse now broken after a come back led by their king, lebron james, who rolled through town on a rolls roycethis group behind me. i'm nothing without the coaching staff. >> reporter: a place spelling with pride. you may know as cleveland. they call it believe-land. >>> just ahead, an update on who won't inherit prince's estate. it takes two to tango in this next skit. you're watching "early today." tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow i love ya, tomorrow.♪ ask your heart doctor about

rolls-royces. the king addressed his kingdom. >> i heard a lot of "thank you, lebron" today.ou know, thanks for coming home. thanks for keeping your promise. but gosh, we should thank the guys up here to be honest. it's so surreal. i was talking to my wife. i'm like babe, we did it. [applause] robert: stick with the hoops the chicago bulls traded away the knicks announced they received derrick rose in return for robin lopez and calderon. the washington mystics won four of the last five and they will try to keep the momentum going tonight hosting the indiana fever. leon: would you go to a parade and stand next to jim brown without wearing a shirt? robert: i don't think so. leon: put a shirt on! >> not greatness like that. steve: only in cleveland, right. [laughter] got him! robert: got him. steve: 86 degrees for a high tomorrow. we have showers and the strong storms on the way. i think the storms are mainly in the afternoon hours but heavy rain in the morning rush hour commute will clear things out on friday and by saturday and sunday, it looks fantastic. i can't knock clevela

it's a bitter decision because marco royce in top form would be a big asset for our team. reporter: the coach has squad finalized -- a balanced mix of young and old. gomez is the only true center forward. the coach has plenty to choose from in the midfield ranks to positive medical reports. >> they are both able to play in the tournament. he's in full strength and will start joining with the team. it will still take a couple of days. both will take part in attornment. reporter: the countdown is on. the team has one more friendly before the matches that count. germany kicks off the campaign on the 12th of june against ukraine. sarah: a reminder of the top story we're following this hour -- germany's interior minister has called her a stand against violent ideologies, a major anti-terror conference in berlin -- one focus is how to tackle the growing radicalization of women and young people. you are watching tw news coming to you live from berlin. coming up, i will take you through all the stories you need to know. we will take an in-depth look at the information you need to

i took a ride with mark royce, global head of product developer.s one of the most profound differences between the g.m. up-to-date and when his father in nearly 30 years ago. one of the things that is changed about general motors is the platform engineering. how many other vehicles around the world will be built off of the platform similar to this? >> that's a great question. it will be sold all over the world. if you chemical card you are driving today. when you look at deltas and things like crossovers in suv's. we are never able to do that before. we do it in every market in the world. we have really brought our global scale to bare. this is one of our biggest global architectures. david: will that be to cost savings? >> it is, but it is shared by the supplier and general motors because what our suppliers to be successful. what they make with our money and a quality standpoint. david: had he still have the variation market to market and consumer to consumer? >> great question. we went to a really interesting time here in the 2000s of people talk

i just mentioned the potential of a brexit and the head of rolls-royce has, said it would be better if were to remain inside the european union in a letter to. 23,000 employees, warren east but in the vote. he says the uncertainty of the vote would endanger investments in the u.k. the british territory of gibraltar on the southern tip of spain would face huge changes if the u.k. votes to leave the european union next week. the 30 2000 residents are concerned about the potential impact on the local economy. gibraltar, eight tiny british overseas territory that shock.oon face a mighty residents and local business leaders are worried about what might happen if the u.k. leaves the european union. the regime attracts investors who see it as a good entry point to the eu single market, and leaving could affect things radically. >> how do you change your economic model to go from being able to sell to 520 million people, then to only sell to 32,000 people? these are challenges that are existential to the current economic model, and we would have to reposition our economy. reporter: gibraltar's

the guy pulls up a chocolate brown rolls-royce convertible. the suit and the car matched rupe peefrtly and so did the interior and his tie. we go down the street and we stopped at a light and we were on the inside lain. on the right closest to the curb a red mustang pulled up with two mexican-american construction workers with their hard hats on. the radio was playing at high levels. and you see the driver -- i was on the right. the driver is on the left of his car. he looks down and sees the rolls-royce tire. he looks at the hood ornament. i'm watching his eyes. he sees me. his eyes go past me and he spots ali with the top down. and he screams ali, i love you ali. and the guy next to him starts screaming. ali, we love you. and he looks over with perfect aplum, looks at these two guys and says i love you too my mexican-american friends. and we pulled away. it was hysterical. >> you hear that story? >> tell us don, what it was like when the adoration and the entire nation of sighier would follow him on that run. >> it was a beautiful thing. the

even rolls-royce came out today saying they are going to have a 400 million pound translation benefitnd stays at this level. and that is just this year. so, some big names that export worldwide. they just happened to be listed in london. guy: sophia, the market is in bid this morning. bouncese of whether that is a sustainable? >> guy, it might be too soon to tell. some people are clearly buying. we have seen some inflows into u.k. equities. i have spoken to some investors who say, this is the time to buy. but i think the sentiment is still that it is too soon to tell. you never know when we could get another shot from the u.k. government, or maybe policymakers will disappoint in their support and markets could take another leg down. it is all about waiting, being cautious, and playing defensive. guy: it certainly is. it is interesting to see, the ftse 100, up by 2%, but the 250 is up by 2.8%. thank you very much indeed. up next, as the brexit vote sinks in for all sectors, we will delve into the details regarding the pharma sector. ♪ anna: the sun is starting to shine in berlin. you a

incredible cavaliers comeback led by their king, lebron james, who rolled through town on a rolls-royce i'm nothing without this group. i'm nothing without the coaching staff. i'm nothing without the city. >> reporter: a place that's now swelling with pride. you might know it as cleveland, but today they call it believeland. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> that is going to do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. right now at 6. ale >>> he told me he remembers a fight. and he don't remember nothing else. >> right now at 6:00, a violent end to the nba finals. a warriors fan in surgery today, his family now making a desperate plea for answers. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. i'm peggy bunker in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. did he fall or was he pushed? the real pain of that loss came amidst the game this fan fell from an upper-level concourse at the oracle arena. what happened? his family says a fight led to the fall. his family and police still searching for clues and witnesses. nbc bay area's

mccarthy and royce, they have leadership positions that they worked decades to get, they are not goingo work away from them. >> and because of that, they can't raise money. if you are not raising money, and you are not on tv, you are nowhere. >> another reason that people have not made up their minds, it's which liberal democrat will win the race? you have loretta sanchez, she is rayon, she is orange county, and she is a little more loose lipped. and then you have three republicans that are running against each other, they are all great guys. but they are all single digits. and i think that it's sort of hard for people to get really excited when you know that two like-minded people will run against each other in november. >> i want to take a moment and go back to the debate and hear what they had to say about the issue of gun control. >> not at the federal level, i would leave it up to the states to decide what they wanted to do, and here in california, they have the second toughest law of any state in the country and i think the laws, if we implemented them would do the job. they said

broken after an incredible cavaliers come back led by lebron james who rolled through town on a rolls royce'm nothing without the coaching staff. i'm nothing without the city. >> reporter: a place that's now swelling with pride. you might know it as cleveland. they call it believe land. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> i'm dara brown. this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to like us on facebook. "way too early" starts right now. >>> rise up, democrats. rise up, americans. this cannot stand. >> dramatic takeover, democrats seize control of the house to try to force a vote on new gun control measures led by a civil rights icon. >> i never dreamed that one day after coming to congress i would have to sit in on the floor of the house, sit down and occupy the well of the house. we have been waiting, waiting for a long time for the leadership to bring a piece of legislation or maybe more than one piece to deal with gun violence. >>> and will they stay or will they go? today is the day that britain decides whether to remain in the european union. we're live in london. >>> plus, donald trump tones it

club goers sean royce err escaped a mid the chaos. >> they were like charging bodies, people that were wounded, to get them out of the way, worse in my entire life. >> fbi investigating the incident as ac of terrorism after mateen wendt into a bub to crawl 191 to bridge his allegiance to isis. >> first became aware of mateen in 2013, made inflammatory comments to co, worse alleging possible terrorist ties. >> the fbi looked at him again in 2014 to investigate potential ties to american suicide bomb nerve syria. the agency says it closed both investigations because mateen did not pose a threat at the time. bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, said mateen legally bought the guns used in sunday massacre. >> did purchase two firearms, handgun and a long gun within the last few days. >> the shooter's ex-wife told reporters she left her marriage only after four months. >> he was mentally unstable and mentally ill. >> authorities will release the names of more victims today. >> so far authorities have identified at least 21 of 50 victims, they range from 20's to 50 years old. i'm kenneth gra

incredible cavaliers comeback led by their king, lebron james, who rolled through town on a rolls-roycet this group. i'm nothing without the coaching staff. i'm nothing without the city. >> reporter: a place that's now swelling with pride. you might know it as cleveland, but today they call it believeland. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> that is going to do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good [000:28:59;00] >>> lights, camera, access. >>> the whole oakland booty fiasco that happened? >> oh, yeah, i had a tuny corset under that dress. >> under this? >> blake lively took serious heat about words about his own booty. is she standing behind

has putthat rolls-royce decisions to invest on hold until the vote.more on brexit? francine: i do. i am trying to see the link between brexit and what it does for the banks. barclays could feel the most pain. michael moore covers u.k. banks for bloomberg news. great to have you back on. opinions differ on who will be hardest hit, whether we will see winners or losers in any event. talk about barclays. bernstein makes the point that -- that they will be hit while their european focus will be in jeopardy. how much of the operations would they have to move? if you are barclays and some of your competitors are not dealing with this as greatly as you are, do you lose some business in the meantime while you are having more operational questions of moving people and moving activities? tom: looking at the chart on barclays, mr. stanley -- call it the diamond era. we roll over. it has not been pretty for any of the european banks, and most certainly for barclays. michael, what you are good at with your team is the urgency of the ceo debate. what is the urgency

incredible cavaliers comeback led by their king, lebron james, who rolled through town on a rolls-roycethis group. i'm nothing without the coaching staff. i'm nothing without the city. >> reporter: a place that's now swelling with pride. you might know it as cleveland, but today they call it believeland. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> that is going to do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. >>> breaking couples news. a new blow for gwen stefani and her divorce and taylor swift's new public kiss with her new man. >> now on "extra." ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> two hot couples, two big headlines today. gwen and blake going strong as she confesses to a divorce depression. taylor and tom all over each other going very public with their new relationship. >>> trump's war with hillary goes nuclear, stepping up the attacks after she shredded him. >> he's he's written a lot of b. they all seem to end at chapter 11. >> she has a bad temperament. >>> blake lively glowing with baby number two onboard, breaking down her ripped body secret. >>

some of the global for two stocks, rolls-royce in positive territory, glaxosmithkline in positive territory. chartse 100, this is the over the last few days. above where we were back on the 16th. we are trading north of that. the ftse 100 has bounced. francine: i wonder whether it has bounced on what carney said. let's ask anne richards. i just want to quickly look at pound-dollar. this is during the height of the financial crisis in 2008. this was this morning. brutal moves. we weren't prepared. yesterday, some exit polls thought we would remain. the positioning of the markets was the other way. anne: what you are also getting is, the question in the currency market. because there's this dollar, you yen and are seeing the money go in that direction. what you are seeing in the stock market outside of the banks is people looking through the immediate uncertainty into what will happen to the real economy and who is going to be the long-term beneficiary. you are starting to see the differentiation, short-term versus long-term impact. francine: we are getting some live pictures. we have donald

rolls-royce is sticking to its saycast this year and they underlying profit will be close to break evenn the first half but business will pick up in the second six months. a stake in the young brand in disagree with their proposed $10 billion valuation. llama operates kfc and pizza hut in china. airbnb is suing its hometown, filing a suit against san claiming the rental restrictions violate protections of internet companies and its speech rights. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you so much. she has given us sterling coverage. get it, francine? coverage from outside westminster, just superb. anna edwards has migrated toward the tower of london. insight onnk your what london is going to do is really important. are we going to see a london exit from whatever remains of the united kingdom? anna: it sounds like a ludicrous question and it is and is not. standing at city hall, the home of the mayor of london in this big city. he has been giving a speech today talking about taking back control. he is trying to reposition. the mayor of london was fighting in the corner of remai

rolls-royce is sticking to its forecast.ine maker says underlying profit will be close to break even in the first half and business will pick up in the second six months. expanding its footprint in china. the german sporting goods company has signed an agreement toh lin's wonder group develop soccer and basketball. they will also sponsor ironman triathlon events this year. eliminateals will 2500 jobs and shut down factories in north carolina and japan as part of a revamped due to down taking control of dow corning, a joint venture that makes silicon-infused tires. million is how much it will take up too. the china business has been put on hold according to people familiar with the matter. ders missed a deadline and disagreed with the proposed $10 billion valuation. yum operates kfc and pizza hut in china. vonnie: it is time for our where we quick take provide context and background on issues of interest. secular stagnation is an ugly phrase among economists. it means busts will not turn .nto booms lost jobs will not be regai

i took a ride with mark royce, global head of product developer.s one of the most profound differences between the g.m. up-to-date and when his father in nearly 30 years ago. one of the things that is changed about general motors is the platform engineering. how many other vehicles around the world will be built off of the platform similar to this? >> that's a great question. it will be sold all over the world. if you chemical card you are driving today. and you look at delta things like crossovers in suv's. we are never able to do that before. we do it in every market in the world. we have really brought our global scale to their -- bare. this is one of our biggest global architectures. david: will that be to cost savings? shared bybut it is the supplier and durham motors because -- general motors because what our suppliers to be successful. moneyhey make with our and a quality standpoint. have thed he still variation market to market and consumer to consumer? >> great question. we went to a really interesting time here in the 2000s of people talk

i'm ready to ride in my rolls-royce again, something he's mentioned before to me.i win, i'll never, ever be able to drive in my rolls-royce again. maybe that's what he wants to do. >> that's tough. >> i'm not ready to go that far yet. i think he got a little taste of victory in the republican primary and now he has a taste he could be president. he's been surprised how well he's done and had a shot at it. again, he only knows one way of doing business and that's being him. i think if he stopped and started reading speeches on teleprompters and went deep into policy, it wouldn't feel to him or supporters like it was authentic or true or the thing that got him where it is. it might be the right thing but i think it's very tough for him to be anything other than himself. >> mike. >> joe, i like your take on this. you were at this event and what you just saw encompasses what i'm about to say. you're at the event at the verizon center in manchester, new hampshire, the night before the new hampshire primary when donald j. trump came out on that stage. it was a spectacula

royce, the gentleman from california. quite welcome. i worry that the federal reserve has created a third pillar of monetary policy. that of a stable and rising stock market. then chairmanause bernanke, when he appeared here, stated repeatedly that the goal of qe was to increase asset prices like a stock market to create a wealth effect. that seemed as though that was a goal. then,ld stand to reason, that in deciding to raise rates and reduce the fed policy qe balance sheet, standing at his own record of 4.5 trillion, one would have to be there to accept the opposite result. a declining stock market and a slight deflation of the asset bubble that qe created. yet every time in the past three years when there has been a hint of raising rates and the stock market has declined during the, the fed has cited stock market volatility is one of the reasons to state a course and hold rates to zero. the fed has backed away so many normalization,t i think this is a conceptual problem here. expects stock market volatility to diminish the odd of a ra

. >> this was at rose royce. >> we are sending mike off with a birthday traffic jam. give us your request #ktvu >>> 49ers quarterback, colin kaepernick spoke to the media for the first time this off- season he said he is happy to be back on the field. yesterday was the conclusion of the teams three date mandatory minicamp in santa clara. he has spent the last six months rehabbing his shoulder after surgery. he said he feels good. expected to be in full go in training camp he was pretty upbeat. reporters noticed the change in his attitude from previous years. >> we don't normally see this side of you? where does it come from? >> from the cells.[ laughter ]i think chips system is great for me. i think it's very similar to what i've done in college. more detailed and more complex. but i think it's something i will be able to thrive in. >> i don't think i've ever seen him be jovial. >> very relaxed. he said he is excited about what's to come with the 49ers. it seems like he's very excited about coach chip kelly. when asked if his agents drop a trade request, he said he is

with hugely consequential nuclear negotiations with the islamic republic of iran and, quote, from ed royceadditionally, it was blamed on a technical glitch. our global affairs correspondent takes us through the sequence of the events. >> were there secret -- >> a startling admission from the state department. a critical exchange from a press briefing about secret talks with iran cut from the video version of the briefing posted online. >> this was a deliberate request to excise video. >> it began in february 2013. u.s. officials were secretly meting with iran yians about nuclear talks. >> with regard to the kind of thing you're talking about on a government to government level, no. >> revealed later, jen faced tough questions about whether the state department was lying. >> there are times where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is a good example of that. >> but when a reporter tried to refer back to the exchange from the video archived online, said a critical section of the video had been edited out. the initial excuse? >> genuinely, we think it was a glitch. >> but now a

, yeah, but i can't afford a rolls-royce.er it's corporate tax rate, dodd frank, all of that, it's all the correct thing to do. but one of the reasons it hasn't been done is because the fed and central banks especially in europe set a pick. they give an easy out for doing tough reforms. and i think that if janet yellen wants to be proactive, as much proactive as she is on the easing side, she should pick up the phone. she should call the speaker of the house, the head of the senate, the president, his press secretary and say, listen, guys, i'm going to normalize rates because negative interest rates aren't a good idea. so maybe you better think about how you're going to respond and get your house in order. what's wrong with that, larry? >> look, i'm not opposed to coordination between fiscal and monetary policy. i'm not opposed to it at all. i think that's quite sensible. i mean, the fed is independent. but look in the reagan years when i served there's plenty of coordination between president reagan and paul volcker. i'm not

royce, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. holding, the gentleman from texas, mr.leman from south carolina, mr. wilson, the gentlewoman from wyoming, mrs. lummis, the gentlewoman from california, ms. pelosi, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, the gentleman from california, mr. becerra, the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley, the gentleman from california, mr. bera, the gentleman from washington, mr. mcdermott, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, the gentlewoman from hawaii, ms. gabbard, the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. lowey, the gentleman from maryland, ms. edwards, the gentleman from maryland, mr. van hollen, and the gentlewoman from california, ms. eshoo. vivekananda the senate at the direction -- vice president biden: the senate very direction of the body appoints the members on the part of the senate to escort his excellency, narendra modi, into the house chamber. the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell. the senator from utah mr. hatch. the senator from missouri, mr. blunt. the senator from wyoming, mr. barassy. the senator from mississippi,

. >> rolls royce turns out is rolling out a futuristic ultraluxury concept car.t's the latest on that? >> reporter: well, it features 28-inch wheels, a silk sofa, luggage compartment in the front, and artificial intelligence for self-driving. it's an concept car, no price tag. we can't afford it. >> you can always dream. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com thank you. >>> it is 5:41. a local man is caught on camera pulling a car crash victim from a burning car. we'll talk to him next. >> here's a live look at 880. we'll have the traffic report coming up. i'll have your complete fort ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. our live weather camera is looking out from -- greg welch photojournalistist on the job this morning. we have mostly cloudy skies in san francisco. we have a big change in your weekend forecast. join us for that coming up in 4 minutes. >>> a wildfire raging in southern california this morning being driven by dry windy conditions. and it's not the only blaze that crews are working to contain. thousands of homes are threatened across the state. fire off

caller points out, the mortgage housing industrial complex pushed back and many things that i, ed royce and others try to do over those years -- will was that famous quote by barney frank who was chairman at the time? we were saying that they could potentially fail and when they histhere will be a crisis, response was let's roll the dice and see what happened. we roll the dice, we saw what happened. it collapsed like a house of cards and the results are a tragedy. independent.s, caller: good morning. about theo talk movement of work out of our country. nafta was concocted by the republicans and signed by parties are so both guilty as far as the loss of work is concerned, and i understand that the ford company -- and i used to be a foreign buyer, but they are building another $2.5 billion plant in mexico. the american factory worker is just getting absolutely screwed and we are getting no protection from our government. in fact, our government is aiding in the situation. andave lost so much work out -- our severe problem with the middle class is because so many jobs have left the country

we have another case before judge royce lamberth, another judge looking at this, where we've asked for mrs. clinton's testimony directly. more context, cheryl millers r mills, mrs. clinton's chief of staff, testified a few weeks ago and she claimed attorney-client privilege for mrs. clinton, that was the privilege, over her conversations with bryan pagliano. sought judge must be getting pretty frustrated after seeing all of this. >> so what you've got is a witness on the stand in the civil deposition, cheryl mills, who's been with hillary for years and years or some people call her the pitbull. she's claim not only does she have attorney-client with hillary but she has attorney-client with bryan pagliano. so it makes sense the judge is getting frustrated with all the dances they're doing. but what did pagliano, the guy who set up the server, give the department of justice that made it worthwhile for them to issue an immunity, whether it's transactional use? >> we don't know. we don't know how broad the immunity is, whether there's any immunity at all. that's why it's important for the

in terms of the losers, a few dividends in there, rolls-royce down by half, the whole of the housinge u.k. is really suffering on the back of the numbers we have seen -- vodafone has a dividend as well and some utilities are also seeing signs of weakness as well. we are seeing some stuff being generated. let's get more details on the stocks we need to be watching with caroline hyde. caroline: on a down day i start with your worst performer -- this is down some 27%. has ak. listed company speciality in plastics and fibers on the outlook doesn't , unlikely to achieve anticipated trading levels due to more challenging markets. the profit warnings ring of the investors here, the worst today for the stock on record. wellouse builders are as -- there's a great index that shows you all the u.k. house builders. pain onems to be the announcement,is saying that for the first time since 2012 because it u.k. house prices dip. it could spread to the rest of the united kingdom, this being a concern of the eu referendum and putting people off on the uk's capital. we will talk about how it is coming

. >> a rolls royce. >> now she wants a rolls, add it to the list. >>> on the healthwatch a break througher and it the is already on the market. >> scientists are saying drug used to treat osteoporosis could help prevent breast cancer in high risk women. researchers are planning to conduct clinical trials. they say it could take ten years to see solid results. >>> a new cryo therapy center opens up today in center city, cryo philadelphia various a cylinder where people get inside for two to three minutes. liquid nitrogen gets temperatures down in the deep freeze 230 degrees below zero. people say cryo therapy helps with everything from weight looks to pain relief, one person explains how it helped with an auto immune disorder. >> it has been a great kind of remedy for that to help with, just any kind of soreness, swelling, inflammation. >> i lost some inches which this definitely helps contributed to but i cannot the say for sure. >> um, interesting. cryo philadelphia is at 17th and sansom, prices start at $55 a obsession no the that bad. but there are package deals. >> you guys missed ji

next two years, and the markets will come back, and the equity markets are already back, and rolls royce and the share price up today, and the currency is coming up, and it is up to you reporters also to give the full story, because i have seen the headlines are from other agencies crashing the sterling, but not saying it recovered afterwards and very important. >> but it did hit a six-month high before a 30-year e low and the volatility is undeniable. >> not undeniable, but the fact is not to be running the the country on the volatility and the long-projection of the country and not 24 hours. >> we ap preepreciate your perspective this morning, michael geoghan, and thank you for joining us. >> yes, my pleasure. >> back to you in new york. >> thank you, kayla, for that important interview, and less than ten minutes away from the european close. and major indices drifting back to the near lows of the session after rebound iing earlier, and the dow is down 2.6 #%, and the s&p 500 is down 2%, and nasdaq 3 3%, and also, more coverage from the ground when "squawk alley" continues. floo welcom

rolls-royce total trading in the first five months broadly in line could be first six months underlyingbreaking even. 2016 -- that could be interest. brexit had no immediate impact. they are saying. we are getting breaking news on the japanese corporate ipo world. had to line business delay the pricing of its ipo amid the turmoil we saw in equity markets. it now sets the price from 2700 230 ¥200 per share. brexit -- the pound gains and features pointed to a start for stocks. we look ahead to the european market open. ♪ anna: welcome back everybody. 7:19 in london. the pound bouncing a little bit days today's -- after two of moving in the opposite direction. let's get to bloomberg business flash with juliette saly. juliette: an eye, thanks. volkswagen price tags -- after breaking over admissions tests. that is according to two people familiar with the negotiations could 5 billion more than previously reported. the move would bring vw crisis to the 17.8 billion dollars to cover the cost of the scandal. ceo.e has named the next the move hands the rains to an outsider for the first time in

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he drives by in rolls royce and does a u-turn around comes back.eople just stopped all over the streets waving at him. they couldn't believe it. here is muhammad ali in his rolls royce jumping this car for these college kids. that's the kind of guy he was, right? >> i think that's true. i remember i was in l.a. with him. i did the interview, and then we were going over to an aespn award ceremony. we went into the green room area and they gave him a separate room because everybody was just flocking around him. but here comes r. kelly, the r and b singer. and you know r kelly did a song i believe can i fly. he comes over and starts singing to ali and says, you know, you were the one who made me believe i can fly. i can do anything, you know. you think my gosh. this is muhammad ali. and he is just smiles and puts hermine in head locks, you know. i'm going to jab you. everybody starts laughing. but it's the regard that he was held in that really set him apart. i think, you know, when i saw him, for example, in '96 trembling with the parkison's, marchin

he will be speaking with mark royce. we have some breaking news on soda stream.s discontinuing their cold average system. the idea is more business for soda stream. that is according to the burlington press. a big spike there. scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. ♪ scarlet: you're watching bloomberg. i'm scarlet fu. alix: i am alix steel. this is your global business report. scarlet: here is what we are watching. the u.k. homes market, not as rosy. alix: general motors expanding its growth and china, but can pedal to thee metal? poland, where polling is inaccurate. halifax says that prices have risen more than 9% in the past year to an average over 310 thousand dollars. saudi arabia is planning to cut wages and subsidies by 2020. it is all part of the economic shakeup. to crown prince is trying reduce reliance on oil revenue. have been a long road, but general motors is gaining ground in china. we caught up exclusively with the ceo in detroit and asked about how the automaker plans to keep its foot on the pedal in china. >> i am proud of the margins and one of the

well, they could go and purchase rolls royce engines and the european credit agency can fund the deal. now what's happened? g.e. has lost out on dealings. do you think all these u.s. manufacturers are going to stay in the united states? no, they're going to go where credit financing exists. so by not moving feud on a full-so by not moving forward on a full-functioning credit agencies, all you're doing to helping to ship jobs overseas. we make up great products in the united states. we are competitive. our workforce is skilled. i'll be the first to say we need to skill it more, and i'm all for educating and skilling our workforce with every resource our country has, because that innovation is our competitive advantage. but, if we mawk great products but then we hamstring the financing of those great products because developing countries don't have the same banking and financial stools that we have in the united states, you're basically saying we're not going to sell product. so i am a big proponent of winning in the international marketplace. i am a big proponent of saying the middle c

has toldn, rolls-royce employees it would be better if the u.k. stays in the european union.ng in the eu is best for workers, customers, suppliers. chanos spoke to bloomberg about the odds of a brexit. >> right now, the odds is 65-35 to stay. 75 or 82en as high as state. but it ise in, basically to a one to stay, not 50-50. david: the unemployment rate has unexpectedly dropped to its lowest level in almost 11 years. the british jobless rate fell almost 5% in the end of april. three private equity groups are in the final round of bidding for yahoo!. tbg and asts include partnership of sycamore partners and vector capital. they are joined by at&t, verizon, and quicken loans founder. time now for a bloomberg quick take. bees are dying at an alarming rate and nobody knows exactly why. be givers lost 44% of their colonies last year. why we are stressing out and what should do about it. crisp apple, hateful opponents, and blueberries have one thing in common. crispbably got here -- apple, a handful of almonds, and blueberries have one thing in common. over the past decade, please h

. >> yeah, one of the things he liked to do when we are driving in his royce is that he will potassium up next to another car driving if the fast lane and he's in the middle lane and there is a passenger, a beautiful girl and he looks over at the passenger and he goes, and he mouths the word "i love you" and we would take off and the girl -- that was muhammad ali . they would pull behind us and follow us until we exit and they follow us out the commit and he stopped and got out the car and gave them the autograph. he did this all the time, he was a prankster. he would walk behind somebody and flick it in their ears. >> can you imagine him coming up behind him to do that. tim, we thank you for you opening up your heart and sharing your thoughts. >> eric, i watch you all the time. you have a great show. >> tim, thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. >> thank you. >> very good. and of course, we have much more coverage on muhammad ali . still to come including a look at the legacy, the greatest of the world's boxing. the first politics today, is california a bust for bernie sanders? >> in cali

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