stephanie: erik: yes. no, it's not about what they say, the truth of the matter is opec regularly reaches its own quotas. iraq is part of opec but does not actually have a production quota so that is always a swing factor. stephanie: it is what you do and what they are doing is not helping the supply and demand situation. erik: unless you want prices to go down in which case they are helping. stephanie: that's true. let's head out to julie steinman. she has got number three. julie: i am looking at eco-data. you will get retail sales for may, weekly jobless claims and i want to concentrate on retail sales because they have been disappointing recently. meeting a lot of economists to question where the money is going and if people are earning more, getting gasoline savings, maybe they are just putting it in their pockets and not spending it? we could be looking at the largest monthly increase in more than one year, month over month, 1.2%. a lot of that looks to be auto sales, so it will be important to back t

stephanie: cancel your plans. ♪ stephanie: welcome back.eautiful shot at london. now, in beautiful -- beautiful new york city. ge racing to sell off units of its financial business. they just announced a $12 billion deal to buy private equity lending unit and that may set up ge for another round of deals. rick is here to tell us what is next to it got this news yesterday. eric was really pounding his chest, so proud of the canadian pension to have this kind of dough to put down to buy this kind of business. you were feeling good about it. erik: i was saying how interesting it is that canada has a security plan to invest in private assets. so far, they have made a lot of money. stephanie: talk to us about ge. rick: they did this 12 billion dollar deal yesterday. they are in the process of selling off about $200 billion of assets in total. they originally said when they announced the plan a couple of months ago that it could take a couple of years. it is going a lot faster than anticipated. they think we will have it all done by next year and

stephanie: i'm stephanie ruhle. i'm glad to the back.to give everyone a sense of what is coming this hour. the latest on the greek standoff. kevin plank tightening his grip on under armour. any close look at donald trump's wealth. what he says and what the data shows. not always the same thing coul. stephanie: donald trump does like to say a few things. top stories of the hour -- it has been a busy couple of months for homebuilders. a new report says that since april, they have started work on the most houses. this is important for you look ahead. the most houses in seven years. permits for future projects climbed to the highest levels in almost eight years. that is an indication that homebuilding is likely to pick up even more. over in athens, the great prime minister is blasting creditors for his country's problems. tsipras says the ecb's tactics strangled greece and accused the imf of criminal responsibility for the economic knocked down. earlier, greece's finance minister says he will not be making any new proposals to end the bailou

stephanie: who uses that?phen: unlike tidal i think apple will try to use celebrity in a different way. they will try to bring some users over. matt: tidal is this service with jay-z and dead mmau5. stephen: what apple is trying to say, we will pay artists more but this is a platform for artists to be creative. you can interact with artists. this almost tumblr like platform. apple wants this to be a music magazine that is also where you get your music from. stephanie: that is what they want. will it be a success? stephen: we will find out at 11:00 a.m. eastern time this morning. the service goes up. the beats 1 radio station kicks off. it will take some time. i do not think you can ever count apple out especially when this service will be the default music player on hundreds of millions of iphones. matt: no matter how many taylor swift sign up for tidal or how many people use spotify i know stephanie uses it. i even have it on my phone. you want to stay in the environment. stephanie: the apple ecosystem is so

stephanie: these are kids movies.ildren do not walk out of a movie ever and say that its stock. it is the fact that they went to the movies, they love going. my question to you, paul, is, is that what this is all about? is the fact that movies are moneymakers and it does not matter if julia roberts, denzel washington, george clooney tried for -- trifecta is about eight-year-olds? >> they tend to target the kids. year to date up about 6%, it has been a big franchise spirit we will have another avengers coming out. star wars is coming. get ready for that. think about that franchises these things they can bring back year after year that drives the box office because they play not only in the u.s., but all over the world. so movies have to play globally, not just in the u.s. matt: by the way "avengers" is marvel owned by disney? and star wars is owned by disney? and "inside out" is owned by disney? wow. >> they went out and bought big franchises, they bought the marvel studios, they bought george lucas's company for star

stephanie: i can't wait! ♪\ stephanie: welcome back to "market makers."tephanie ruhle with erik schatzker. we have breaking news in the semiconductor industry. the largest chipmaker intel has agreed to buy altera for $64 a share in cash. the deal is valued at $16.7 billion. it is the second big deal in the chip industry in the last few days. last week avago agreed to buy another for the biggest acquisition in history. spy programs have officially expired green the senate failed to extend them after rand paul used procedural methods to delay the legislation. it allowed the n.s.a. to collect phone records in bulk. mitch mcconnell urged the senate to keep the spy programs in place. take a look. mitch mcconnell: we should not be disarming as our enemies grow more sophisticated and aggressive. we certainly should not be doing so based on a campaign of demagoguery and disinformation launched in the wake of the unlawful actions of edward snowden. stephanie: snowden was the n.s.a. contractor who revealed details of how the agency was collecting information on ame

stephanie: thank you. this is staying to the agenda that we have seen over the last two years of acquiring more businesses. but in terms of barclays, the surprise is from so many other banks. that wealth management business is where they put more resources and add more employees. it is interesting to see barclays go in another direction. erik: a middle-market roll up shot. they bought kbw. they brought the capital and the partners and stearns ag and leach. stephanie: this is their mo. the haven't asset value where they are. they need to diverse five and bring in more businesses they're going to justify that valuation. we're going to move on. besides covering that, we have the top five things you need to pay attention to erik:. erik: number 1 -- the g-7 summit is taking place today. they are calling for a final resolution that has put grease on the brink of the fall. word today that the g7 is going to demand a solution by june 14. they are also talking about russia and keeping up those sanctions. it was onc

stephanie: 50,000. ♪ stephanie: you are watching "market makers."al electric has taken another step in their retreat from banking. ge has agreed to sell the majority of its private equity lending business to the canada pension plan investment board. a cool $12 billion. the unit has eye out firms lining up. it is the first sale of a major business. tough talk on greece today from germany's finance minister. he says the ball is simply in greece's court. he also said germany would be daft to play a blame game with greece. one official told bloomberg it is a rehash of older plants. san francisco officials are deciding whether to impose a warning on ads for sugary soda pop. one ordinance calls for health warnings on billboards, calves and buses. it is one of three anti-soda proposals on today's agenda. -- billboards, cabs and buses. erik: europe's largest bank is about to get smaller. hsbc plans to cut as many as 50,000 jobs through 2017. it is part of stuart gulliver's effort to and stored -- to restore investor confidence by in a bank that has been bat

stephanie: it is 9:00.ving a very busy morning. >> and we have a special guest here for the hour. the investment arm for bloomberg's personal info graphic -- he's had a long career as money management and you may know him as the former president of obama's task force. stephanie: car czar. mario draghi is taking questions from reporters in frankfurt. i want to check back with vonnie quinn for headlines and market reaction. >> he is being asked about greece. he said there is no credible perspective on the greece program solution and we know the prime minister of greece will meet with the ecb president later today. mario draghi trying to field some questions there here and in terms of what he said about the euro area, he said that a sickly, growth momentum was slowing in the eurozone p or he also changed a little bit the inflation forecast. inflation unchanged from the previous forecast and in terms of growth, unchanged from the previous forecast next year or 1.9% next year. stephanie: thank you for giving us

stephanie: why?very salesman and traitor on the street and broker is hounding the phones finding the other side of the train. seth: historically, the banks have put their capital to work in these situations. if there is no liquidity, they open up the sprint and make more money at it. without the capital to apply, they have to find the other side of the trade. what the market needs is decentralization of all this liquidity. what liquid net brings is decentralization. everybody that owns bonds into one central point. stephanie: is talk about the ways the word liquidity gets thrown around. central banks around the world are trying to increase rate cuts. there is insufficient liquidity in the u.s. government and provence corporate bonds. seth: they try to put more money into the markets, but the banks -- the capital that the banks have are severely constrained. stephanie: that doesn't mean if the buying side wants to absorb the liquidity right now. it guys on the street are saying they are not treating a

stephanie: thank you, julie.k: still to come, exclusive interview with the russian foreign minister sergei. why he says the latest fifa probe is all for show. ♪ erik: welcome to our viewers around the world, in london, and elsewhere, and possibly even moscow. relations between vladimir putin and president barack obama are pragmatic according to a russian foreign minister. in an exclusive interview here is what he said today. >> president putin from time to time toss to president obama over the phone. they are very pragmatic and they discuss specific areas of cooperation where both countries could benefit and we do the same with john kerry on a much more detailed level. i would call it the realization of the need for normalcy. erik: for more remarks, with us from moscow, what does he mean? how do you decode a word like pragmatic? >> i think this very much reflects that they can work with the u.s. on specific issues. of course, the overall relationship remains very strange. but for example, on efforts to combat --

stephanie: hold on. lagarde and an institution like the imf tried to influence fed policy in public. stephanie: start again. erik: to reiterate the imf is urging the fed to delay its first rate increase until the first half of 2016. what do you make of that? tracy: that is surprising. erik: i have never seen anything like this before. tracy: i think the imf is concerned about global economic growth. erik: what the impact of a stronger dollar is going to be on trade flows. stephanie: is it their role to point the finger at another organization and advise them to take action? erik: let's bring in jim beyond go with us from chicago. have you ever seen anything like that before? jim: i have not. usually these types of organizations do not tell each other what to do. it is surprising that the imf would come out with a statement like that. erik: we just tried to come up with some instant rationale for what it is the imf is concerned about. what it is christine lagarde and min her deputy managing director see i

stephanie: the quadruple play. erik: wireless. stephanie: there you go. listen, john malone does not get it wrong. let us go out to the newsroom where julie hyman has number three. julie: could they offer you the holy grail which is good service? opec says it is maintaining current production targets even though the targets are elevated because there is supply the demand out there. there was some speculation that opec would actually be raising the production targets and bring even more supply onto the market. also take a step back and look at the jirga three that we have seen -- trajectory that we have seen from when prices. oil had an 11 week winning streak. even with it today, that street looks to be coming to an end with oil trading lower by 3% on the week. they game today will not save it from that weekly loss. erik: number 4 -- it is goldman sachs. the bank is close to settling an investigation to sales of mortgage backed securities. the settlement would be with the justice department and could be anywhere from $2 billion to $3 billion. we forgot abo

stephanie: hold on.here is nothing hard for them. >> we are not going to cry from them -- cry for them but it has been a great run. one side says, we keep delivering the numbers, what else do we need to do? lp world is saying it has to be about more than returns. we want you to be a good investor and a good fund manager and sometimes those are at oddss for each other. erik: do you look at the irr internal race return reported by the likes publicized -- publicized is the wrong word reported to clients by the like of apollo for example or carlyle. >> there are smaller firms and we absolutely trust them. people want to see what is underneath them. understanding the irr is one thing but if you are cio of a public pension, you want to understand what is underneath the number. what are earnings doing? what are the debt levels on those businesses? that is the next evolution. stephanie: isn't that a fair expectation? after the financial crisis when so many money managers hedge funds absolutely fell out of red, i

from stephanie's she remarried when stephanie was 7, but then became subject to physical and psychological abuse from her second husband. >> there was, you know, fighting and arguing and just, you know, unhappiness with the relationship. so of course that stems into the child's happiness as well. because i guess they don't like to see their mom or their parent, you know, in turmoil or unhappy or sad. >> but stephanie says her unhappiness ran much deeper than her mother could ever have imagined. like many victims of child sexual abuse, young stephanie never breathed a word to anyone. not even her biological father. she was terrified of violent retribution from her stepfather. >> he would spank me so bad sometimes that think mom couldn't send me to my dad's that weekend. i was very scared. i couldn't go see my dad for two weeks at one point because i had handprints from him whooping me so bad. >> it was only after the second marriage ended in divorce that colesta finally learned the awful truth from her daughter. >> your immediate thoughts are just -- you're flabbergasted, you're shocked, yo

stephanie: thank you, bill.are heading back to athens to find out how ordinary greeks are responding to the crisis. erik schatzker is there on the ground. do not go away. ♪ stephanie: welcome back. you are watching "market day." we do not appear closer to a resolution for the greek that crisis area the payment to the imf is due tomorrow. erik schatzker is in athens. we have got to focus on what life is like therefore ordinary greeks today. earlier you said that it was eerie. is that still the case? yes, and it may be yet for several days because they have been preparing for this. what greece is not prepared for is what might happen tomorrow. you talk about 1.i billion euros owed to the imf. the expectation on every level is the is not going to make it because greece simply doesn't have the money. heart of the reason they do not have the money is because the current aol program is scheduled to expire tomorrow. the trike a refuse to extend the program. the big question is what is going to happen to that banking sy

stephanie: luego de 8 temporadas, "entourage", llega a los cines con mÁs aventuras.a real del actor mark whalberg, segÚn Él la habilidad de Él y sus amigos han cambiado mucho desde que debutÓ en el aÑo 2004. stephanie: lo bueno es que tendremos mucho mÁs de "enoturage" porque habrÁ secuela. stephanie: pero por el momento, no se la pierdan en cines este miÉrcoles 3 de junio. es todo por mi parte, regresÓ con ustedes. ilia: antes de finalizar quiero recordarles que estÁn invitados a camino a la salud, se trata de una feria de salud en la que se ofrecerÁn consejos sobre cÓmo mantenerse saludable, habrÁ exÁmenes gratuitos de presiÓn arterial, diabetes, Índice de masa corporal, y una mamografÍa totalmente gratis, la feria se llevarÁ a cabo el viernes 12 de junio desde la una de la tarde en atlantic city, estarÉ junto a cecilia ramÍrez y el doctor cuando _juan rivera del reto 28 dÍas, los esperamos porque estar muy bueno, tendrÁ la oportunidad de hacer preguntas, y muchas oportunidades para aprovechar, si concluimos, gracias por acompaÑarnos, regresamos a las 11 con mÁs no

stephanie: how do you stay current?o you talk to your developers, get a deep dive from time to of the you are aware latest and greatest in coding languages and trends? myissa: i dedicate a lot of thursdays and fridays at looking at products. when you look at products, it is not just how you see how they look and feel, but how or are they built? re: making the systems the smartest? the product engineering are married in those reviews. stephanie: you talk a lot about data. how does data play a role in the financial decisions you have to particularly!, about stock volatility and how you think about the relationship you had to your shareholders. do look at data, or is it something driven by other forces? marissa: we'll get data as to how the business is performing and what opportunities we have. one of the most interesting coding and business decision related pieces was split a b testing. i want to take a percentage of my users and give them this fear and and another percentage and give them this experience. will the search

stephanie: i'll let you tell me. i do know a couple of places that you've been and i know you've been to--visiting some of our sites at night. tony: that's part of our test here. can you tell us where we were and when? stephanie: tony, i'll let you give me some ideas. jerry: they're still speaking out of both sides of their mouth. tony: senator jerry hill spearheaded legislation calling for greater requirements and accountability for security at pg&e substations. stephanie: we work every day to make sure that our security is in a place so that we don't have another metcalf. tony: after reading this memo, was she telling the truth? jerry: clearly says that she did not tell us what--the facts of the situation. tony: the memo also included "improvements continue to be slow, piecemeal, and uncertain." and, "we risk not knowing about security issues and having gaps exist for some time before the issue is resolved." jerry: we don't have years for security. this could be drastic and devastating for our economy and for many

>> that's right, stephanie.s been almost 46 years since the stone wall riots when police tried to raid this bar, which was one of the only places gay people could socialize. people have been gathering here because it is such an iconic place. you'll see journalists, people from the neighborhood others who are very happy. they cheered when they heard the supreme court decision. we have one of the rioters who was here back in 1969. . martin, you were here that night. so much has happened since then. did you think this day would ever come? >> no. no. and i left so much room for disappointment today, i don't know what to do actually. but it's a great day. i feel legal for the first time in my life. >> because you are married. >> yes. >> new york state legalized same-sex marriage in 2011, and you got married. so what does this change for you? >> it changes the atmosphere like from coast-to-coast i'm recognized and my husband can be recognized. there are places i would like to go, but i would boycott if they didn't rec

stephanie: it is not just greece at number five that is in the midst of a crisis. so is puerto rico. the commonwealth is in a $72 billion whole. and puerto rican governor says it's public debts cannot be paid. they want to do late payments while negotiating with creditors. they want to delay it so they can negotiate with creditors but who?

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stephanie: sÍ, la mejor parte.eso, tiempo en poco mÁs. stephanie: me gusta mucho ojos en blanco, que no es sÓlo su nuevo disco sino que tambiÉn es una de las cantantes que prÓximamente van a grabar el vÍdeo musical y bien cachondo. >> te gustarÍa participar? stephanie: no, no, no. >> yo creo que este disco tiene historias de mucho amor y tierras. esta canciÓn habla precisamente de una relaciÓn pasional en donde no importaba tanto el te amo, porque el matrimonio se hizo para la gente que no llega todos los dÍas. conductor: gracias. enseguida le mostraremos como luce el ex atleta con olÍmpico brune jenner, despuÉs de transformarse en mujer. --tras meses de conductor: tras meses de especulaciones ya se sabe la nueva identidad de quien una vez fue conocido como brune jenner, a partir de hoy el ex atleta olÍmpico se identifica como kathleen. jenner, se ha sometido a varias cirugÍas como parte de su transiciÓn de hombre a mujer y yo sola imagen ya le ha dado vuelta al mundo. en las redes sociales, ha recibido miles de me

stephanie: really? erik: joe weisenthal, we sub from a let's, -- lisa abramowicz for beingank you here. equities have retraced some of the earlier losses of the market moves. i will be back in a few minutes with matt miller. ♪ matt: welcome to bloomberg market day. a big turnaround in the bond markets. a global selloff had been underway. it seems to been halted by christine lagarde and the imf giving possibly unwanted advice to janet yellen. neededt is the out she to push off a rate hike she really did not want to do this year anyway. erik: mike's was an interview with the president of the carlyle group. lots to say about competition with blackstone. matt: how much is too much to charge for life-saving drugs? some treatment are far into six figures. matt: good morning. i matt miller. erik: i'm erik schatzker. interference underway. christine lagarde has urged the fed to delay a rate hike until the first half of 2016. stocks dropped and the u.s. 10 year yield has been declining. matt said the selloff we

joining us is stephanie baker. stephanie, wow. the magazine, isn't it?out the rivalry, isn't it? stephanie baker: a whole issue about the business rivalry of all kinds. mark: one of the biggest is sotheby's and christie's. who is winning? stephanie: christie's -- sotheby's has pulled ahead. they are bigger in modern art and that is driving these record prices. christie's sold $1.7 billion worth of art in four days. and that was almost double what sotheby's fetched in two weeks. mark: why are prices so crazy right now? stephanie: several different factors. a new breed of collectors, the super rich, hedge fund managers, russian billionaires buying trophy art. not only a sign that they arrived but a new asset class. a means of an investment on return and being used as chips. you can see a hedge fund manager buying and selling quite aggressively. mark: why is sotheby's falling behind? stephanie: sotheby's is stronger in impressionist. you have not seen prices get so crazy in that area. it is a bit more muted and the m onets and manets not fetching the bigger

stephanie: el heavy metal, los tatuajes.ias. conductora: en seguida una perra y su dueÑa estÁn juntas de nuevo, luego de estar separadas durante los Últimos ocho aÑos. ♪ ¿por qué decidí salir con ella esta noche... en vez de leerle un libro como siempre? ♪ porque hay más de una manera... de empezar a creer en la magia. ♪ toyota corolla toyota. vayamos juntos. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪♪ es más que una película. ahora es una atracción. fast and furious. supercharged. súbete at universal studios hollywood. conductora: una perra se reencontrÓ con sus dueÑos originales tras aÑos de estar separado. conductor: ella se pone un dÍa y no volviÓ a su casa en miami, cuando la llevo al veterinario la comprÓ por internet y le dijeron que tenÍa un microchip. conductora: con esos datos se comunicÓ con los dueÑos. >> martes 2 de junio y estas son las principales noticias. >> en medio del peor escÁndalo de corrupciÓn del mÁximo organismo, el presidente de la fifa, joseph blatter renunci

erik and stephanie are off and we have a lot going on.uest is treasury secretary larry summers sounding off on greece. we will hear whether he thinks a deal can be done in his interview. olivia: a look at our top stories. consumers may finally be tapping their savings for lower gas prices. household spending rose and almost six years and that .9 of 1% beating economists estimates. durable goods such as cars rose by more than 2%. that category had fallen slightly in april. there are proposals to resolve the greek debt crisis. it is now up to the eurozone finance ministers who are meeting currently in brussels to try and finally figured this out. in brussels greek prime minister resuming talks with the country creditors. those creditors have one plan and the greeks have another. the prime minister was not impressed with the great position. -- with the greek position. >> we have not made progress. it is time for greece to decide. the responsibility for the decision is exclusively up to greece. they have so far moved backwards. olivia: greece

i'm stephanie sy.his's a new person heading up the tsa, the acting administrator has been reassigned after federal agents found security lapseings at airports. age engineers were able to sneak fake weapons past the check points on many occasions. >> these are startling numbers, numbers that came as the result of those undercover tsa investigators trying to get those items across the country. if these numbers were translated into a letter grade, it will be a resounding f for failure. jeh johnson is ordering changes to the agency task with keeping weapons off of aircraft. the acting head has been replace replaced. the decision followed revelations that tsa screeners repeatedly failed to spot explosive at the busiest airports. agents out to beat the system took their illegal luggage through checkouts, and a staggering 95% failure rate has been reported. tsa screeners failed to detect fake explosives taped to this agents back during a pat-down. >> it is disconcerting. >> reporter: besides orders a change i

stephanie. >> randall pinkston thank you. let's go back out to mike viqueira who is usually at the white house for us as our senior white house correspondent, at the supreme court of course for this mow men us to decision. a big speech for me although sober. >> i think that's accurate. and i was struck by that as well, sort of the deliberate pacing probably another way for the slow speaking. while he had those notes that we did in fact see him preparing, the president speaking from the heart. this is something that obviously he -- interesting that he did use the word evolution as we pointed out the president undergoing a evolution himself as randall pointed out. before reversing course in a slow and disorganized way after his vice president joe biden got way out in front of him, endorsing marriage equality forcing the president's hand. obviously a jubilant day here for supporters of same-sex marriage for those in the west wing who obviously argued in favor of striking down these laws, through the solicitor general, and throug

ceo, marissa mayer, speaking with stephanie maeda. scarlet: still ahead, the chicago blackhawks clinch the stanley cup yet again. what one nhl agent has to say about whether the franchises getting it done and what it is doing right that other clubs can't do. ♪ mark: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. scarlet: time to check in on the markets with julie hyman who is looking at how health care stocks are reacting to a flurry of m&a speculation. it seems to involved almost everyone in the managed care industry. it's hard to keep track of who is targeting him, at least speculatively. and them united health group, most of these are being mentioned as potential acquirers and they are rising today. take a look at the stocks that are not rising -- cigna and humana have both turned lower today. at one point, it was talked about that cigna would make an acquisition offer for humana but now cigna looks like a target that maybe that is off the table but all of this is speculative. popular?s cigna so one of the things we are looking at is th

stephanie prefers designer water. beverly hills 90h 20. at $70 a case the new accessory for the glam girl on the go. >> it is kind of a lot but it's something i work with in my budget to make an exception for. it's a vital thing, water's so important. >> reporter: with price points at $8 to $20 a bottle lifestyle is exactly what these companies are banking on. as seen in the "shaws of sunset." this brand says they infuse their water with the power of diamonds. in the back room of patina in downtown los angeles, it's an elegant affair. well-heeled guests. a sommelier. and bottles of -- water? >> cheers! >> reporter: that's right. $50 a head to gaze at, smell, and sip h2o. >> do these classes fill up? >> they sell out. >> reporter: some are diving in on the trend. like today's host martin reese. >> and this water comes from the loire valley where the beautiful sauvignon blancs are coming from as well. >> effervescent tastes salty to me. >> it has a flat and salty taste. what do you think about the texture of the bubbles? i think this is uniq

>> stephanie, they were actually able to get fast track authority past last week.hat they couldn't get past with a companion bill that went with it to help workers who have been displaced or out of a job because of globalization and that is a top priority of democrats but they voted against it because it was the only shot at shooting down a bill that they just don't like they don't want to see this overall trade package move forward so now republicans are separating the two pieces of legislation and just having a vote on fast track today. that will pass. not a problem. the question is what happens next. because the senate passed these two bills as one so we will be wafing to watching to see if the senate can move on the fast track component before the 4th of july recess coming up, pretty soon and it's a question mark because over in the senate there are enough democrats who might try to keep the two connected, a lot of democrats over there say we shouldn't pass this priority of republicans without the component, protecting workers on board as well. so this is a man

stephanie: 14 aÑos despuÉs de la Última vez que vimos en la famosa pelÍcula los dinosaurios estÁn dee: en nosotros ni cortos ni perezosos programas de conocimiento que tiene acerca de estos animalitos, cuÁl es este? es una iguana! y este? ay, no! bueno, una Última oportunidad. este cuÁl es? sÍ, por fin! quien aprende mÁs sobre este dinosaurio no se pierdan la increÍble historia de mundo jurÁsico en cine este viernes. conductor: gracias a ustedes gracias stephanie por acompaÑarnos en este show, desespero enlazarse con mucha mÁs informaciÓn, chau. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>hoy es viernes 12 de junio y estos son los titulares. arrestan a la costurera de la prisiÓn de que escaparon 2 asesinos por ayudarlos para las relaciones con los objetivos. liberan bajo fianza a madres indocumentadas con sus hijos estaban recluidas en un centro de detenciÓn de texas. resultaron a una voluntaria incapacitada, y comieron un bocadillo en una redada. con jesÚs corona el trÍo debuta frente a bolivia. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

i'm told there are a lot of gay rights activists getting ready to plan all day, stephanie. >> bisi onile-ere live for us in ann arbor, michigan. let's turn to adam i understand the crowds have been really vocal now. i'm curious if there is anyone on the other side. we know a lot of religious groups were against same-sex marriage being legalized country wide. >> i just asked the same question myself stephanie, because when you look at the crowd right now, it just seems overwhelmingly with people in favor of same-sex marriage. there are a handful of people that are not. concerned women for america, they have a small presence and a couple of other people representing other religious organizations, but that's about it. one man on the front line was daniel. you are kind of a supreme court junky. and you are a gay rights supporter. what was it like for you to standing there on the steps of the supreme court when this happened? >> it is an extraordinary feeling. i was here two years ago when the decision in the defense of marriage act and prop 8 came down, and there is a very different feeling -- >

stephanie: incorrect, 8:00 a.m. eastern.ard to thoughts on the dynamics globally of what we are seeing out of greece. what we want to know is the dynamics of your toward a response -- who is to blame for the greek crisis yeah cap stay with us, particularly those of you in europe. good morning. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: in the last 10 minutes, real improvement to the tape. -24, up to -21. i will take it. she is wearing blue in sympathy with greece. for those of you on radio this morning, vonnie quinn is dressed in support of greece. top headlines this morning. vonnie: one and 1000 people in washington state are forced to flee a wildfire. officials say it is out of control right now, more than 12 hours after it started. it destroyed a dozen buildings most of them homes. high temperatures and wind are feeding the flames. iphones are getting a new feature. apple suppliers are making phones with forced touch it senses how hard users are pressing on the screen. the movie dinosaurs are proving hard to kill off. "jurassic wor

that's a mistake. >> lastly, i want to go to stephanie.w optimistic having gotten real, this isn't guess, this is dna, actual location of the guys 48 hours ago. >> you see energized law enforcement but they were like that last week, as well, and it's difficult to tell. i tracked the case in pennsylvania for awhile and there was that same exuberance along the hot leads that turned out to be nothing. you have a professional force out here and they certainly seemed to be energized by this information. >> dna is tough stuff to beat. thank you stephanie gosk and john. >>> one in five women say they have been sexual assaulted on campus. senator kierston of new york is joining us on "hardball" the place for politics. automated voice: to file a claim, please state your name. carnie wilson. thank you. can you hold on? ♪ hold on for one more day ♪ really? hey, i know there's pain. why do you lock yourself up in these chains? ♪ ♪ this would be so easy if you had progressive. our mobile app would let you file a claim and help you find one of our servi

i'm stephanie sy.he greek government is in last-minute negotiations with its creditors with just about seven hours to go before it faces default on a nearly $2 billion debt payment. government officials proposed a two-year deal that covers financial needs and restructures its debt. the current deal to keep the country afloat expires tonight. the greek finance minister sayings their main goal is protecting the greek people. >> translator: the most important thing at this time is to secure with sobriety and harmony the right of the greek people to express themselves on the referendum. the that is our goal to allow the greek people to express their view. from monday we'll start the building of a vie l solution for the greek social economy. >> the greek prime minister and his party are pushing for a no vote. >> reporter: right now stephanie all eyes are on these last minute talks because greece is hours away from becoming the first developed economic to default on an imf repayment. the country has until ju

i'm stephanie sy. the senate is due back in session in just a few horse debating again the future of some controversial intelligence provisions. the nsa authority to collect bulk phone records and use some surveillance tools expired at midnight. senator rand paul's delay tactics put the final vote back to tuesday. libby casey is live in washington. libby it was not just the nsa authority to do away with bulk data collision that expired last night, was it? >> is that right, instead of stephanie. on hold the ability to do roving wiretaps wire traps on those who are using disposal phones and the ability to track lone wolf suspects. those who are not working in a network or cell. the senate could not come to an agreement in time for last night's midnight deadline. >> a rare sunday night senate session ended without passing legislation of the patriot act. the senate's authority to collect information in bulk expired. rand paul led the fight against renewal. >> people say well, they're not looking at t they'

stephanie bradford noticias univisiÓn. el nÚmero 10 de avenue. en la legislatura de california la rindieron homenaje a los millones que residen en el estado dorado reconociendo su liderazgo y las innumerables contribuciones que han enriquecido la naciÓn. el presidente del senado kevin de leÓn dijo que los inmigrantes en california han contribuido de manera fundamental para que sea la sÉptima economÍa mÁs grande del mundo. mayor reconocimiento en toda esta polÉmica con donald trump. juntos todo es posible. los dejamos, buenas noches. >> lunes 29 de junio y estas son las principales noticias. en medio de su hospitalizaciÓn revelÓ detalles de la espectacular fuga de una cÁrcel de nueva york de la que fue protagonista con su abatido compaÑero. nbc y televisa tambiÉn rompen relaciones con donald trump por sus insultantes palabras contra los inmigrantes mexicanos. >> a pesar de la determinaciÓn de la corte suprema de justicia de avalar el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo, hay funcionarios que dicen no estar dispuestos a

stephanie: benign.he definition of what you can do and currency is changing by the minute because what they sign up to at these g-7 meetings that we are not going to do currency manipulation, try to talk down our currency. we have seen a bunch of countries violating that including the european union and japan. no, desperate times call for desperate measures. francine: will the boe do anything before 2016? it seems before 2016 because it seems crazy they will do anything before the fed. stephanie: it is funny because we were talking about that last year. it would be very surprising if the bank of england acted. it would be surprising if they acted this year. but i have emphasized all along that you have two central banks talks about -- talking about being data dependent. the bank of england is looking at the data productivity in the labor market pretty good argued that the labor market and the u.k. is further along in the process. it is at a slightly different stage. we have seen more wage growth than in

but obviously a major victory for the white house, for supporters of the affordable care act stephaniethe second time the court, with justice roberts leading the way in fact has ruled to uphold key portions of the affordable care act. a big disappointment to those who are so opposed to this law. >> lisa to hear you describe these four words established by the state, it almost sounds like a technicality. how did this particular case -- and i no it was a single plaintiff that brought this case -- how did this end up being the one that the high court heard on the aca? >> reporter: there were four people who were the folks who would challenge the law. they were recruited by a group opposed to the affordable care act. they all lived in virginia and their argument was, look if we didn't have these subsidies, we probably would be too poor to buy insurance, and you are forcing us to buy insurance because you are giving us these subsidies. that was the argument they made. some people argued they really didn't have standings to decide this case but they decided it on the merit. justice roberts m

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mid span, stephanie chuang is reporter, a great view. as far as flow and stability, it fine, camera shakes a bit, blown around in the breeze. look at the map, in san francisco reports of a crash still back on the chp report again. but it sound like all lanes are clear at free month on west 80 approaching. the giants playing the pods 7:15, keep that in mind for the city. no delays now. highway 4, bob talking about the shooting, in bay point pittsburg and concord here for the westbound build, not there yet. 580 westbound slow into livermore out of the altamont. dublin interchange, you're at speed. same for the south bay up the peninsula. slowing shows up on the dumbarton that should clear. back to you. >> if you feel the urge to bask in the glory of the bay area's championship loot, the place to be, where the warr warriors new trophy will be. maybe you can smooch it. so was the last giants' trophies. a lunch highlighting next year's bay area super bowl. >> embarrassment of success for us, thank you. >>> uber and lyft getting competition fr

nbc's stephanie gosk has been covering the story since their brazen escape. stephanie, where does the search stand now? >> reporter: well they're hopefulful tonight kate. the search area is 22 miles. there are helicopters, canine units searching the woods. we asked the county sheriff if he thinks they're getting close. he said today is the day. but then he added, he says that every day. one down one to go. but the relief that richard matt was shot and killed did not last long. there's still another killer on the loose. >> it will be better when they're both gone. >> reporter: david sweat is now on his own after a 911 call from a vacationer whose camper was hit by a gunshot. at that same minute bob said they were being interviewed by police after atlantic or bottles were out of place. >> he was outside. they said it's a gunshot. >> reporter: with when troopers went to investigate the cabin, they installed gun powder. matt, armed with a shot gun, was killed in the woods. >> we have no reason to believe that mr. sweat was not with mr. matt at the time. but we do

we can go now to stephanie decker to get more details for us she is at the island east of sanatra andphanie tell us the latest on this one. >> reporter: well we've just heard, we just had confirmation from a military official that it has taken some time for the numbers to come out of how many exactly were on board and told 113 people were on board and all have died in the crash. so initially they came out and confirmed 12 crew and now they have come out and said there are 101 people on board and for the total number on the plane and died in the crash is now 113, just to tell you what this plane was a c 130 military aircraft on routine trip carrying soldiers and families and should have been a routine trip and it crashed two minutes after taking off from the airport, what we are being told is the pilot radioed in and said there was an issue with the plane and don't know exactly what the issue was and he tried to turn back when the plane went down on the city and again we do have to say the city the third largest populated city in indonesia and the plane went down in an area that was no

stephanie: could one make the argument that you have a blank canvas for a reason?as valuable, when someone have done it already? jeffrey: i don't think so. at the great opportunity. what happened in downtown tampa was that the arena was put your 20 years ago. the history center and the convention center are other great anchors and the aquarium. they were put here with the idea of developing all this downtown real estate and was never any one owner for all the land amid the downturn of the mid to thousands. i think those two factors made it difficult to develop. now we have such a supportive legislature with the governor and the state. andmayor and the governor the county legislators, etc.. ,ne owner of all this land myself with cascade investments, that sets us up for the ability to create a great billion dollars live, work, play 20 47 environment. i know that's a cliche, but it is really true with what we have tried to create. pimm: that was erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle speaking with the tampa bay lightning owner. still ahead on "bloomberg market day," an on