thank you, kathy and a comment about our vaccination nation story is, is stephanie tweets, i believehildren from birth should get their kids vaccinated. too many kick re sickness out there that the had child is more than likely to beat as long as they're up to date on their shots. it is a spirited debris about vaccinations and so many other tings, you can participate in that conversation, make sure you tweet us and you euse the haring fox29weekend. let's check in with tech tank. >> i'm anthony, and this is your tech bite from the tech tank, web the days of scanners? could this be a scanner? you probably have a lot of paperwork, unlike me you might not have a scanner in your car. so what can we do to make your life easier? i can't do anything but microsoft can. they created an application called office lens, is this application is 100 percent free, and what it will allowed to do is let's say a piece of paper that's a document. you can just take a picture of it, and office lens is smart enough to turn that into an he did it i believe word document. let's say you're in a meeting or scho

tweets were flying after the quake this morning. #earthquake was trending throughout the morning. stephanie writes -- ray figueroa tweeted -- >>> the father of a san francisco woman shot on pier 14 told congress today her death was a national tragedy. police say her killer was anen documented immigrant. cbs reporter way somewherewith more on the testimony during a senate hearing on america's immigration policies. >> reporter: jim steinle was walking arm in arm with his daughter on july 1st when she was brutally murdered. tuesday, he described her last moments to lawmakers. >> suddenly a shot rang out. kate fell and looked at ply and said help me dad. -- me and said help me dad. it was the last words i'll ever hear from my daughter. >> reporter: the suspect francisco lopez sanchez is an illegal immigrant who had been deported multiple times with a lengthy criminal record. >> a simple notification could have prevented kate steinle's death. >> reporter: they are going after the so-called sanctuary cities with legislation that would withhold federal funding if the cities don't comply with immig

stephanie: you've got to tweet us your answers. they have to head down to the parade.ng to let them go. we will be back after the break. you're watching market makers on bloomberg. ♪ >> this is market makers with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. erik schatzker: you are watching market makers on bloomberg television. stephanie: i often say that commercial breaks are my favorite time. fridays also. fridays are very special here. guess what happens in 30 minutes? were not just going to talk about sports and movies and sports owners with unbelievable hair. we're going to talk about stocks. the opening bell is in 30 minutes. before that, how about top stories? the prime minister of greece has a given into most of the demands from creditors. that may make it tough to sell his plan on athens. there is a package of spending cuts and tax hikes. he wants a $59 billion bailout. he also wants long-term debt to be made more manageable. the french president praised the proposal. >> the greeks of showing determination to want to stay in the eurozone. the program they are presentin

security security staff and some members of congress are on hand, and senators, democrats tweet out their experiences stephanie. >> libby just a quick question. what will happen now? with they hope forare they open for business. >> the foreign minister from cuba he has not been in this country for decades will meet with secretary of state john kerry this afternoon for an one-on-one meeting. we'll hear from him on that. we've finally gotten confirmation that secretary kerry will head to havana in mid-august where he'll engage in a ceremony something like we saw here today at the u.s. embassy in havana. >> and libby any idea what secretary kerry will be talking with his counterpart about? >> in are a lot of businesses in washington to see how cuba will own up travel and exchange as well. >> libby casey outside of the newly opened cuban embassy. thank you. thanks for watching. i'm stephanie sy. the news continues next live from doha. >> agreement lifting economic sanctions against iran in exchange for tehran curbing it's nuclear program. a large explosion near the syrian border has killed 30 people and injured a

stephanie: he went to bayshore high school in bayshore long island, class of 1977. i am going to think of who this is. tweeted at us. ♪ ♪ stephanie: you're watching market makers. my partner, erik schatzker on vacation, but matt miller is here. breaking news in the deal space anthem has finally acquired cigna for 48 alien dollars. -- $48 billion. at hammond of our bloomberg deals team is here to break it down. ed: yes. stephanie: we have been kind of waiting for this deal. what do they have to overcome to agree to this? ed: ego. stephanie: matt miller thinks ceos should not have egos here it matt: i think they should work in the interest of their shareholders that they serve. stephanie: so should men, girlfriends, tv anchors. welcome to the world. matt: the price was higher than we expected. ed: they bumped it a little bit but from where we were about a month ago, it is a fairly small adjustment. what really changed was the social issue. when this came public, they had been talking for almost a year so they had a long time to look at each other, where they would overlap, and what a reasonable price to do the

stephanie decker thank you very much for that. >>> the israeli defense minister has been condemning the attack. he tweeted that we have no intention of letting terrorists continue such evil. we'll also forcefully operate against those that cultivate and fund these jewish terrorists. these heinous acts stand in contradiction to the core values of the state of israel. he joins me on the phone from tel aviv now. good to have him with us. what do you know happened? >> it's a heinous act of terrorist carried about against civilians in the middle of the night. this activity on the early hours in the morning in order to use a combined effort of the intelligence community, the police force, and the military on the ground to locate the perpetrators of this act. it is absolutely unacceptable, and we are operating to hunt them down. the reality is such -- we are concerned that this will cause a deterioration in the early hours of the morning. >> what do you expect? this is ahead of friday prayers. often we can see problems erupt then. >> what we've seen in the last few hours is increased calls on behalf of hamas and

stephanie: a bipartisan group is looking at ways to tweet dodd-frank.s given its ceo i stop reward 10 times higher than what -- a stock reward 10 times higher than what they usually get. call it a retention bonus. ohio governor john kasich will become the 16th republican to enter the presidential race. he served 18 years in congress before being elected governor. his first test is getting into the presidential debate next month. he is running 12th in the polls right now. stephanie: it is a huge, massive day for tech earnings. what are investors watching? michael welcome. great to have you in town. let's start with apple. the apple watch launched to so much fanfare. we have already seen sales drop 90%. >> by one survey that had certain biases. stephanie: i guess you are about to say you love the apple watch. >> this is one of the reasons why companies need to be private , the case could be made. there are a lot of great inventions happening today. apple watches the beginning of something that could be very interesting but it cannot be measured quarter by

stephanie was saying israelis, the israeli establishment has been condemning this attack. the defense minister is among them. he's condemned the attack in a tweet saying we have no intention of letting terrorists continue such evil. we will do so relentlessly. these hainous acts stand in contradiction to the core values of israel. we'll forcefully operate against those who cultivate and fund these jewish terrorists. >>> now three former executives of japan power company will be tried for their roles in the few fukushima nuclear disaster. the chairman should face charges. earlier prosecutors decided there wasn't enough evidence. a massive earthquake and tsunami destroyed the plant contaminating water, food and the air. >>> the malaysian civil aviation official has traveled to france. malaysian officials will join french counterparts where the debris is due to arrive on saturday. malaysia said it's almost certainly part of a boeing 777. >> this is the most credible lead that we have to date of any part of the aircraft. but we can location or we can identify. so pray that our visit to our investigation will come to a fruitful outcome. very importa

look at that traffic backup along 19th avenue right where stephanie chuang was reporting or is reporting this morning. both steph and mike are tweeting out new details all morning long and they keep a close eye on how traffic goes in this part of the city. >>> right now it is 6:03. new details this morning, four suspects behind bars accused of breaking into a san jose home and assaulting a man before taking off. putting the entire neighborhood on high alert. the intense search ended just hours ago. "today in the bay's" bob redell live at san jose police headquarters to tell us more and where it all happened. good morning, bob. >> reporter: san jose police rounded up the last of the suspects about five hours ago after locking down and setting up a perimeter in this neighborhood in east san jose. not far from mount pleasant high school. it was around 7:30 last night, four men, at least one of them with a gun broke into a house on harvest drive, police calling this a home invasion robbery. they ransacked the house, assaulted a man who lives inside, possibly slashing him with a knife or some other sharp object. his condition is unknown.

stephanie: how much do you want to bet joe and the editor of the newspaper are huge twitter fans with each other, tweetinge. when we return, corporate america. we will look at the money link between record high buyback and executive paychecks, coming up next. ♪ stephanie: welcome back. dividend payments and stock buybacks are reaching record highs in america. as some companies return cash to investors, it could mean a boost to pay. many ceo's have an added incentive to spur short-term returns. >> buyback dividends are reaching record highs in corporate america and for many yield positive, keeping investors happy could also mean a big paycheck. three quarters of the ceo's have a on two metrics. earnings per share, and return. both get a boost when a buyback stock or pay a dividend. ibm, disney, and cisco have an added incentive. at a time when activist investors are clamoring for more payout, it raises the question, are those ceo's is getting paid for how well they run the business or for their ability to do short-term results. take ibm, a company that spent $14 billion on buyback last year to help meet go

stephanie: we have got breaking news and washington, d.c. vonnie: we are getting tweets from the u.s. navy earlier there was a shooter on the loose. the navy yard is on lockdown and shelter is in place there no incidents can be confirmed yet. we will be careful. this is washington navy yard. that killed 12 people. stephanie: thank you. now we have got to get you into the top five things you need to be aware of as it relates to global markets this morning. matt: i will kick it off of number one. it is june jobs day today. economists surveyed by bloomberg expect payrolls by 233,000. that would show continued strength really and possibly give more ammunition to the fed raise rates. stephanie: jenny does not look at the united states alone. look to her side and see greece. remember christine lagarde begging and pleading for help a few weeks ago. janet yellen is not in an easy decision. matt: that is true. that is why she is paid the big bucks. stephanie: stephanie: except she does not. right now, the polls are simply too close to call. my partner, my man, erik schatzker, on

tweeting use the hashtag cbs-3 chat. >>> a summertime threat west nile virus has been detected in two people in our area and infect mosquitoes are now widespread. health report arer stephanie stahl joins with us more on the virus, stephanie. >> reporter: pennsylvania has its first case of west nile virus in a 17 year-old woman and a six year-old little girl has also tested positive in sussex county, delaware. the summer pests are out in full force, mosquitoes thrive in hot, moist air, august being prime time. they bring not only itching by the but potentially west nile virus. testing around the region show virus infected mosquitoes have been located around our area. pennsylvania pennsylvania health department says, that positive samples, shown in red have been found, throughout the the southeastern part of the state, and in new jersey, the the health department there says that the virus has been found in most counties. nationwide, nearly 40 people have contracted the virus, two locally, symptoms include fever, headache, body aches and fatigue. >> that occurred in 20 percent of the people who get bitten by the infected mosquitoes. everybody doesn't get sick, 1 percent get m

stephanie ruhle. greek lawmakers again today and bank of america doubles profits. erik: all of that ahead and plus, you know him as the man who tweetedas a new book "straight to hell." we will be doing fact checking with john with their -- john lefevre. matt: let's begin with some of the news you need to know. erik: bank of america more than doubled its earnings in the second quarter. u.s. banks profited -- posted profits that beat estimates. here is the big factor bank of america

tweeting that postrecession gdp from 2019 now averages only 2.1%. -- from 2009 to now averages only 2.1%. >> we have a problem in raising living standards. stephanieper keeper season. i will do my part back to school shopping. this jacket, hello. michael mckee. matt: china's stock market has been on a roller coaster ride this week. today, shares closed down more than 2%. will there be a full recovery anytime soon? or can we expect a lot more of this crazy volatility? stephanie: stick around. you are watching "market makers ." ♪ matt: check out this view of hong kong. the lights go out and hong kong. it is nine: 12:00 p.m. over there. -- 9:12 p.m. over there. in the last hour of trading today, the shanghai composite index closed down 2.2%. leaving investors puzzled over why. there are not real fundamental reasons. we will ask donald, senior managing director of ever core isi joining us from los angeles. we try to find fundamental reasons for all of these moves. is this just gambling, chinese equities? donald: it is worse than that. there was a mania mid june from 2014 to 2015. people started to get on the market on july 4. beijing intervened. a lot

stephanie ruhle. greek lawmakers again today and bank of america doubles profits. erik: all of that ahead and plus, you know him as the man who tweeted as ts elevator and he has a new book "straight to hell." we will be doing fact checking with john with their -- john lefevre. matt: let's begin with some of the news you need to know. erik: bank of america more than doubled its earnings in the second quarter. u.s. banks profited -- posted profits that beat estimates. here is the big factor bank of america says it is down by 7% from one year ago. investors are waiting to hear what janet yellen has to say about interest rates and other things. a couple hours from now, the fed share goes to the capital for the first two day of testimony on monetary policy. it will probably -- last week, they said it would probably best to raise interest but they may not raise until early next year. you can watch it live starting at 10:00 eastern time on bloomberg television. the prime minister of greece is counting on opposition parties to come to his rescue. the greek parliament is in session and set to vote much later today on a deal that would be to a