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representative to the g-20 financial deputies and o the g-7 financial deputies and was a member of the deputies board. she was awarded the alexander hamilton award for her splendid service. she also served as deputy national economic advisor and was president clinton's personal representative at the g-7 and g-8. and prior to that she would serve as vice president of the development program at brookings where she served a reserning program to address global economic challenges. in the 1990's before she dime washington she was assistant and associate professor of applied economics at the massachusetts's institute of technology. nd she published a number of articles and edited a number of books that are extremely well received. and she was a white house fellow. it gives me great pleasure to give this special guest of ours the podium. so, lael brainard, please. [applause] lael: i want to thank the ambassador for that kind introduction. it is a real pleasure to be here at the council on foreign relations. in recent months, financial conditions have eased and are encouraging signs that domes

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the united states counts on strong uk leadership in nato, the g-7, the u.n. security council, the counterdash coalition and we are both looking forward to the nato summit next month as 28 nations, including 22 eu members come together in warsaw to take the next steps to further strengthen the world's greatest alliance and we will continue to be partners in that alliance. this morning in brussels and philip referred to our nation with the eu. the u.s. eu relations and the common agenda we share. this includes the promotion of peace, the defeat of dash, support for afghanistan and its fight against extremists, support for the government of national accord in libya, support for a sovereign and democratic ukraine just to mention a few of the global challenges that bring us together constantly. it includes addressing the global refugee crisis, implementing both climate change agreement approved in paris and the joint comprehensive plan of action with iran to reduce the threat posed by a nuclear weapon. >> the secretary of state and his counterpart, the uk foreign

our collective international support for the g&a has already had practical impact on the ground.in recent days we had seen libyan forces aligned with the g&a engaged in sustained fighting against daesh in the region. they have made impressive gains against a ruthless enemy. the g&a has announced plans to form a presidential guard and established a command center to combat daesh. the prime minister has stated he will seek international assistance to train and equip g&a forces for this fight, which will not be a fight that will be over in merely days or weeks. libyans will look to the united states for our help in combating daesh and we are compared to-- prepare to provide a. the us counterterrorism policy in libya is focused on degrading daesh and reducing the threat they pose to a national security enter interest in north africa and europe. in libya as elsewhere the president has made clear his willingness to take action wherever our interests are in danger. in the past year the united states has conducted direct action against several terrorist targets in libya including every 1

it is the fourth fastest growing nation among the g-20. you look at the breakdown of that growth, it was mainly driven or exclusively driven by private consumption as well as government spending. the former, household consumption, group i knew the 7%. even the fact that it makes up 70% of the economy alone, making the biggest contribution to that figure. in addition, we had the government spending figures near 11% growth year on year. that was the biggest jump in government spending since 2009. that gives you almost the entire growth that turkey registered during the first three months of the year. manus: everybody was always ask, when the minimum wage rises, these are numbers that western european economies can only dream of. what is the catch? the currency is under pressure. there is a huge amount of hesitancy about turkey. reporter: there is a catch. not it isther or sustainable is up to question. i should note that the fact that turkish economy growth was higher than estimated for every single quarter since 2014, every time we have a g

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credit rating with a great economy wife seen 68 thousand jobs a 12 percent increase since years and the gp rose in the realm to $6 billion plus in 2014 and that's a 18 want 3 increase from 2010 our economies don't think our actions to combat climatic change we welcomes partnerships not only because of success bus the opportunities it give us we know that for the future of our planet and the much of our children and grandchildren we can't be the generation this drops the ball we have to pick up the baton and need everyone's ideas together is the only way to successfully tackle this. >> govern. >> thank you. this is indeed another milestone in 2013, the pacific coast collaborative started it was relatively small and very embryonic in its sense here we are joined by key cities in the bay area and making that commitment to reduce carbon dioxide and other green house gas emissions this is a serious threat it is a major issue and on the west coast we remember taking action serious action now around the country there are states and political leaders that have their head in the sand and someone r

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we're in the eu, the commonwealth, nato, the g 20, the g p 7 and so on and gives us a tremendously influentialion. >> the european union is basically a project that is moving more and more power away from national parliaments to brusselss and to the european union and elected commissioners. and we don't want to see that. >> the british exit would be the world's most expensive and most acrimonious divorce in history. >> i'll bet they don't leave. that is where i put my money down. >> you put your money down. how have you made that bet? >> i put my finger skmup just make a guess. >> the united kingdom isn't the only country with a future at stake. global alliances could change depending on the outcome. i spoke with the british defense secretary and asked how world leaders, such as vladimir putin, would want things to turn out in this vote. >> -- start to fracture. it is only through the european union for example that we've been able to impose sanctions on putin for his annexation of the crimea and his behavior in the ukraine. that was done through the european union. nato couldn't do that. the

and we had the finance minister in japan talking about the need for g7 and g-20 coordination, to taken what he calls the currency moves in the market, seeing the yen the strongest in two years. the safe haven away from politically confused markets of course. and let us join the dots on the oil price, that is up by 7/10 of 1%. snapping a six-day losing streak. let us get up-to-date with all the bloomberg first word news. anna, both sides of the u.k. referendum debate have suspended the campaign for a second day after the killing of coxp liberal politician, jo died after she met voters for the west yorkshire constituency. a man has been arrested. dshe was a committed member of the remained camp. britain first has denied any involvement in the killing. prime minster david cameron -- prime minister david cameron: this is actually dreadful news. i spoke with jo's husband brendan and the wider family, we lost a great start. mp, great great campaigning mp, with a big heart. and people will be very, very sad. dreadful, dreadful news. japan's finance minister has escalated concern about coordi

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should parents face charges in the death of the g 29% say no. let us know what you think. are following new information on the search for the black boxes from the crashed egyptair flight 804. a friendship has picked up signals in the mediterranean sea. more sutras now joining in on the recovery efforts this week. the airplane crashed last month, killing all 66 people on board. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, new confirms about the zika virus. defectsst case of birth here in the u.s. -- three womeno caught a man trying to ruby's oofie his date. the weather keeps getting worse in texas. >> it is so fast. i can't believe it. ammy: a lot -- continues. doug t jummy: doctors say a baby with the zika virus linked birth the fact has been born in -- def ects has been born in new jersey. unfortunately, doctors say the baby was born with a condition where the child's brain and head are partially developed. a baby in hawaii was born with it earlier this year. meanwhile, the detroit tigers tcher says he contracted the zika virus in the off-season in honduras. had symptoms for two week

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dew points hovering in the mid to upper 60s. when you g w points chose to 70 degrees, it's very muggy. so you can feel the moisture in the air. and satellite 6 along with action radar showing that we do have a lot of the cloud cover, again some spotty showers. but if you look down across southern virginia, that's where all the heavy weather is. and those thunderstorms cause lots of problems in west virgi w the video. this is why. niche rich wood, a large area of 5 to 8 inches of rain in west virgini and this is very mountainous, so that rain just pouring off the mountains into the valleys and causing that, unfortunately, deadly flooding. back at home tomorrow, it's not going to be completely bright and sunny. with that boundary really stalled to e south, we'll have the clouds fighting with the sun all day long. so partly sunny skies, possibility of a shower popping up, especially later in the day at 8:00. 71 by 2:00. 81 by 5:00. 83 and by 8:00, 77 degrees. we need the rain. hopefully, 'lt a little bit tomorrow because it's not going to be

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we're in the g-7, the g-20. we'll not disappear from the world stage.ll be important players and america's closest ally. >> there seems to be buyer's remorse over the weekend. more than 3 million people have signed a petition saying they want a revote. is that possible at all? >> yeah, it's -- it was a very big decision. and 16 million people voted to remain. so it's understandable that but people are surprised by the outcome or disconcerted. the prime minister made it clear throughout this one a once in a generation vote. the result was final. so the task for us now is to pull together and work out the new relationship with europe. >> it is irrevocable? >> it is. >> and you'll move right away to file the article 50, essentially a divorce petition from the eu? >> it won't be that straight forward. the prime minister says it needs to be for his successor to take that process forward. the conservative party need to elect a new leader. that will take a little while. so the expectation is that we'll have a new leader, a new prime minister by tend of septemb

representative to the g-20 financial deputies and to the g-7 financial deputies and was a member of the financial stability board. she was awarded the alexander hamilton award for her splendid service and she also served as deputy national economic adviser and deputy assistant to president clinton and was his personal representative at both the g7 and the g8 and prior to her government service, she served as vice president and as founding director of the global economic and development program at brookings institution where she built a research program to address global economic challenges. in the 1990s before she came to washington, she was assistant and associate professor of applied economics at the massachusetts institute of technology and she published a number of articles and edited a number of books that were extremely well received. she earned her bachelor's from wesleyan university and her master's and her doctorate from harvard university in economics, and she was a white house fellow. so it gives me great pleasure to give this very special guest of ours the podium and so, lae

northeast.st. >> shootings come on the heelsg of a meeting calling for anor a topped gun violence in the g district. annie yu is live with the latest.te good morning, annie.ni >> reporter: good morning tor: you holly and maureen.lly an it was a violent night in the district.di d.c. police telling that you say they worked three worthre shootings and one homicideicide overnight since 8:50 lastst night. this is where the homicide homic occurred right behind me, thehe scene cleared just moments agou but you can still see d.c. d police canvassing the arealy are they tell us they got call for a shooting aroundor sho 10:30 in the 800 block of o bladensburg road.ensburg they found a male victim andnd were told by police the victimii was not in were shape. s they did call out for the homicide unit. police do not know at this time what caused the shootingcat and do not have a clear description of the shooter butnf again, police making the making rounds in this area.rods i now, the shootings happening hae just hours after d.c. police chief cathy lanier along with wh eleanor holmes norton andnd commun

now a little later medics found a 23 year-old man shot in the back of the g and allegheny streets. witnesses told philadelphia police that the shooter had two guns and was firing both weapons at the same time. police are looking into whether drugs were involved. >>> just a question, innocent question, turns into a violent assault at geno's in south philadelphia. now police are searching for the men whom they say beat up a group of friend who simply wanted cheese steaks. lets go to steve keeley at the popular landmark with more on what led up to this attack, steve. >> reporter: we got extra incentive for you viewers to tip off police when you look at geno's clear colored surveillance video. same night by the way, coincidently of the orlando attack two saturdays ago same stupid thing uttered from these losers on the video that they are also with isis. the five on one attack first on a young woman and then on one of the women's husband trying to do what a real man would do and protect his wife from these not the so tough guys who did the know so far and in the the so tough five on one

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. >> president of the g llc b, an lgbtq rights association told -- that maybe, just maybe some good can come out of this horrifying massacre. >> we are hoping that the lgbt hate crimes l is not lost in this conversation. >> montgomery county police are using orlando as a learning experience here at home. >> it makes us keep in mind who is being targeted so we can focus. >> police are taking it a step further, trying to strengthen bonds with the community by hosting them next week the talk about safety, hate crimes and other crimes against the groups, like last murder. the relationship between lgbtq communities around the country are often frayed. >> something as simple as respecting someone's gender pro nouns or the name they are using to more severe things. >> police say the more they learn about what the lgbtq community experiences the more they can prevent it from happening. >> we look and see where these experiences are happening. >> that could save a life. use the help. >> no matter where you are on the globe, maryland, dc, texas, or bo olivia, your life is in danger. >> the commun

this means tht when they get into the g ground with water, they move readi i in across the environment. they are now found routinely in stream samples as well as well samples across the unitited states. >> birds like swifts and swallows depend on insects as a food source. if insects are killed in their breeding ground, usually a body of water, birds are depriveved of fooood. >> the concentrations of the neonics in our waterways are sufficient to kill the aquatic invertebrate life on which these birds depend. >> in canada, where neonicotinoids are widely used on crops, dr. christy morrissey is also finding high levels of wetland contamination. she focuses her research in canada's breadbasket, the prairie pothole region of saskatchewan, where agricultural land is laced with potholes, small temporary ponds fed by snowmelt and rain. >> in 2013 we found up to 90% of the ponds that we sampled in spring, even before the farmers were out seeding, had detectable levels of neonics in them. but our peak concentrations occurred after seeding, not surprising, particularly after rainfall events, at

sho because of the rise of theof the islamic state group on the g o president's watch.watc. the senator d a statement saying that he misspoke and that he was referring to the president's national security decisions anda not the president himself. >> on monday the senate willil vote on four gun control measures it comes nearly 15 our5 fill luster led by senator chric murphy to force a vote on what he grind as common senseom legislation help prevent gunreng violence. the measures will address background checks of perspective gun buyers.gun . >>> 9:09 our time for -- is our time. let me get that out. o time to check out what else isls making headlines this morning.ei i can talk, right?ght? (laughter). >>> 9:09 indeed, mo. m on the campaign trail,, republican donald trump markingr one year since he started his campaign calling it a movement.n trump also said he expects hisc campaign to pick up a lot ofa lo bernie sanders supportersuprt because he says he and sandersde think a lot a like on the issuee of trade. to the democrat dick side now. w bernie sanders will work with w it ta

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meeting with top party fundraisers in new york, as some on capitol hill fret about what the top of the g-o-p ticket will mean for them. in washington, i'm karin caifa. >> steve:tonight we are learning that the san jose police have arrested another teen responsible for the violence that broke out at the donald trump rally last week. this is video showing you the violence that happened outside of the san jose convention center. >> steve:the suspect arrested is only being identified as a 16-year-old. who is facing battery and vandalism charges. so far.police have arrested a total of seven people.accused of assault during the rally. >> steve:and many of those arrested are under the age of 18. officers are still reviewing surveillance video to identify other suspects. >> brittney:temps cooler into tomorrow and warming up this weekend. >> brittney: here is the system we are watching with low pressure. it will not bring us any rainshowers. we will still remain dry. cloud conditions, going into the rest of tonight you will see some cloudiness. along the coast and fremont. you see it clearing qui

we'll tell you why and kim bow w slice passed away at the young g age. 'll tell you what's trending in sports.in srts. ♪ ♪ >>> best selling author dellelle wilbur tells the inside story of prince george's homicide unit in february 2013 when after a couple of quiet months suddenlye every deck in the squad isquad i scrambling to solve one shooting or stabbing after another.er anh and this was the inspiration fof his new book called "a good month for murder inside story oy a hmm side squad in" and dellel joins us this morning to talk tk about what it takes to succeedaa when the stakes couldn't be any higher. thank you so much for joining ug once again. it's good to see you.d to s y >>> so i guess my quiversyui question is of course you're a nationally bell-selling author.o why focus on prince george'srge' county for your book.un for youo >> i really wanted to write ad i book that appealed, we're having a huge national conversationl about policing and how they do d their jobs. i wanted to peel back the veil,v pure reporting what it's like t do the most conseq