sco re i’ captain, the all—time leading scorer and the most capped outfield player but his last englandl was against iceland at euro 2016 and he has only started 15 matches for manchester united this season, fuelling speculation that he may already have played his final game the and country. there is however a place for his manchester united team—mate marcus rashford, and the 19—year—old's inclusion means he won't play for the under 21 is at the european championships this summer. the european championships this summer. let's look at the squad in full. four goalkeepers including jack butland, called up for the first time since breaking his ankle in march 2016. among first time since breaking his ankle in march 20 16. among the defenders, the uncapped ben gibson and kieran trippier, harry kane is back after missing england's last six games with ankle problems and no room for daniel sturridge or theo walcott. wales, meanwhile, are getting ready to face serbia. chris coleman has picked 26 players for a training camp in portugal. there is a chance for the 16—year—old exeter city defensive m

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vonnie: as barclays hold its annual general meeting and shareholders back jes stanley sco including thensation package, questions about directors are also in focus. say andsee what they why he should get the boot. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: from london, i'm mark barton. this is bloomberg. time for a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. epipenng sales of its led to mixed results in the first quarter for my lan. the drugmaker's total sales missed expectations but beat earnings forecast. the controversy over the high price of epipen led to increased competition for the allergy drug. that resulted in a 23% drop in north american sales. the second-largest insurer in europe is planning an ipo of its u.s. operations. they intend to list a minority stake in its u.s. businesses, including its u.s. life and savings unit. money --made return may return money to investors. tough talk onp's drug prices is apparently having impacts, according to the chief executive of novo nordisk. he says the president's rhetoric is leading

>> let's see james koechl's sco of things which i hope we get with. but it's certainly not in the good space that you would do. again, we went through this in the campaign a lot. dana makes a good point. donald trump would say and do things where you would think he's running for president, and he's saying and doing that. but it's even different now because he is the president. we're talking about the president of the united states in a dinner with james comey saying, so you want to talk about your job? i just wanted to bring up am i under investigation? what are you supposed do if you're jim comey? this is the guy who literally holds your job in his hand. he has no filter. donald trump. he has no sense of sort of what you say and what you can't say, that as has been true of him. the problem now is to return to the point, he's the president of the united states and what he says and does matters. >> you've worked at the cia and also at the fbi. you third theard the acting fbi director of it on capitol hill. he said it would be outside standard practice

because this is -- isis is urgely a scorch -- sco not only for the middle east in that region, but thed and third order affects of what isis creates when you have this mass migration into europe, the potential to pressurize jordan, lebanon, and others, it is important we take care of this problem. i think we are good progress against isis. i think that this -- the ri we conducted in syria when we determined that there was another chemical attack, i applauded those efforts. i thought it was appropriate, it was proportional. my only regret is, i think we need to continue to apply pressure in syria on the ground. when we see the syrian army beginning to threaten moderate syrians -- unt y do that, until we begin to have the high ground, if you will, both the tactical, strategic, and moral high ground in syria, i do not know if we can apply pressure to the russians. we do not have many cards to play. we do need to come up with a strategy and when i say we, it is the great work rex tillerson and jim mattis will do to apply -- in terms of advising the press and -- president to apply pressu ta

sco scroll down to see hours. that's how we help each other out. we'll get back to you right after this break. >>> breaking news this morning. wow. live pictures from washington, d.c. you see supporters of obamacare there protesting outside of congress and consoling each other. although there is a long way to go in all of this, the latest information we got this morning, the house 15, 20 minutes ago did go ahead and secure the votes necessary to pass the new health care bill at this moment. 217 votes is what republicans were able to muster up. they needed at least 216 votes so this was razor-thin. they did pass it. it now moves on to the senate and there could be many changes. the final version may look nothing like what today's version did. but for the time being, here as a recap of the last couple of minutes. you see congressmen out there on house chambers getting ready to cast their votes. >> and that vote count right there that you saw was actually vote that happened before the aca vote happened. that was to exempt lawmakers themselves from any

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trumpcare, many of those on the gop are going to be held accountable for this without a proper cbo scofear it could be worse than what ce out on that failed piece of legislation that ner made it to the floor before. how much is that an issue come 2018? >> it's hard to say, because i think a lot of the voters i talk to, they want to see something different. especially the people who voted for donald trump. and i would say a lot of the people who put republicans in the house. republican, democrats lost both the senate and the house and i think a lot of it had to do with health care. the idea that a lot of these people got into office because they were campaigning on the fact they wanted to repeal and replace obamacare, so in 2018 are people going to understand that their health care already changed? i think it may take until 2020, 2021 when people see their health care costs are going up, women start realizing maternity care is no longer essential that you have to cover, that pre-existing conditions might then become more expensive to cover, so it's going to be hard for people to underst

house becoming a republican led house with promises to read a bill for three days, never mind a cbo scoeaning, they ran on the notion that democrats push things through too fast. that's exactly what they're doing. republicans argue -- they are right about this -- this is not the gazillion bill. at the same time, they're going in blind. they just are. there was a score on the original bill, which did say that 24 million people who had coverage -- additional coverage because of obamacare would lose that coverage. we don't know if that number is different or not. they're going to kind of take the plunge. >> that's a large part what have did it in last time. if you were being cynical here -- far be it for me to be cynical. you would say that there is some incentive to get this done before you get the score. of course, this includes the medicaid rollback, which is one of the reasons the millions of people were losing coverage under the original score by the congressional budget office. also, we don't know what this will cost. maybe there's a reason that they want to do this now. >> dana. >>

when that cbo sco does come out and people realize what these folks just voted for, it's unbelievablealth care reform panel, it is a tax cut for the wealthy at the expense primarily of the working poor, the sick and the elderly. i don't think that's what folks were voting for when they voted this supposed man of the people into the presidency. >> obamacare is more popular right now than president trump and the reviews that he has gotten just past that 100-day mark. now this is a first legislative win for them. robert, what do you think the pitfalls and also the pros are? because you have to look at this as this does put some giddy-up into president trump and what he is trying to do within that oval office. this is, you know, perception is reality in his point of view, a win. >> yeah, the reality is two things. one, 2018 is light years away so anything can change between now and 2018. in his defense, president trump did campaign on this and so this is a promise that he has kept. also the reality is also this, we've never -- to my knowledge, we've never, ever rescinded an entitlement pr

shifts the way higher education student financial assistance flows by proposing dramatic changes in sco g and college work-study programs. i look forward to working more -- learning more about how you believe these will increase student access to and completion. of college programs your budget consolidates and proposes over 20 programs for elimination. many are cited as being duplicate, ineffective or not a key federal mission. i look for to discussing those. your budget proposes cuts which friendly evident buys you i have a different point of view on. i will be interested in discussing this with you and learning your rationale. i have questions about your proposed funding levels for individuals with disabilities, particularly in light of the recent supreme court decision that found schools must provide a meaningful education opportunity to all children with disabilities and not just the bare minimum level of services. i want to commend you for making a special effort to protect these populations. ultimately the subcommittee meets in a specific details of how your cuts impact and studen

i'm pleased with things like the diux effort that's been undertaken by the department, the sco effort, the special capabilities office that resides in osd that try to go flash to bang quicker, and things like that. >> thank you. and i do agree, i think it's important that we are able to move rapidly. and you're absolutely correct about the regulations and the laws. great, they were there for a purpose, but we do have to go back i think and scrutinize some of those regulations to make sure that we are able to move as rapidly as some of our near peer competitors or even those that are not near peer competitors with off the shelf technology. you mentioned isis in some of your comments and in your testimony, of course. active engagement between the united states and our partner countries is very critical to maintaining the stability in that region, not just with state actors like north korea, but also with engaging those partners in the fight against isis. if you could, could you speak to the importance of engaging some of those partners and how we are moving forward in that fight against