thomas cook the clear underperformer today. off some 18%. >> i would say that the travel stock moves that we're seeing now are inline with what we're seeing -- >> absolutely. that is the down day here in europe and we can give you the move of the broader moves in europe. the major bourse is won by one here. the xetra ftsi and dax both off. we saw some softness a flat day in wall street overnight. this is the picture for u.s. at the moment. futures pointing to a softer open the s&p called lower about 9. dow jones lower about 67 and the -- here in the uk houses prices could fall an average of 2300 pounds and as much as 7500 pounds in london by 2018 if britain voted to leave the eu. this according to the national association of estate agents. lower levels of immigration could reduce future house prices. >> policy chairman of city of london corporation with us now. good morning. welcome. what do you make of these figures with house prices? >> based on a number of assumptions about what would happen to immigration you are going to s

thomas cook at a three year row? >> that's right sara. straight to thomas cook here.he shares off more than 18%. but you have to keep in mind this company also issued results this morning and it was the guidance that really worried investors. full year guidance that came out the lower end of the range. anticipated by analysts forecasts there. that weighed on thomas cook. they are also pointing to specific weakness in turkey. you can bet that too is a drag on peers. you can see two by off sohey of as the global selloff. the ftsi 100 off more than 1%. in comparison yes weak nnts travel stocks as investors keep an eye to this terrible situation with egypt air but relative to the overall market not doing so bad in some cases. thomas cook really lower there on guidance and cfo telling cnbc's european "squawk box" earlier that yes this is still a very tough environment. >> we're going discuss this disaster further now. joining us on the cnbc newsline is jonathan galaviz, he governors the airline industry as the partner global act advisors. . what is your latest take now wha

over the mediterranean, which has hit travel and leisure companies across europe today, but also, thomas cook said bookings for this summer are currently down by 5% overall. the man's for turkey significantly lower than last year's levels. it was unable to fully shift the man from turkey to other locations. the terror attacks in belgium affecting travel to the country. sure is done by 19% today. france's oil services company, europe's biggest as well, it is basically merging with fmc technologies, an all stock deal. the u.s. company is the largest provider of equipment to the oil industry. deliver or billion dollars in 2019 -- $4 billion in 2019. technip shares up. this could be a biggie if it happens. deal.yer-monsanto it will be the biggest german takeover ever. it launched an unsolicited bid monsant, which has a market value of $40 billion. bayer falling today on concerns that a large purchase would weigh on its credit rating and forced the company to sell more stock. bayer shares down by 8.5%. walmart is doing the opposite. betty: that's right. i am watching walmart and their earnings res

thomas cook down 17.6%.you are a bloomberg user, check out our life blog on this egypt airplane. they've just posted some marine traffic. this is a graphic that shows the ships closing in on the reports of lost position of the plane. we will bring you that as soon as we have breaking news. ♪ francine: this is "the pulse." let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash with nejra cehic. nejra: tesla to sell stock to help pay for an extension that includes its forthcoming model three electric car and boosting annual production to have a million vehicles in 2017. the total sale will be about $2 billion, with the rest of the shares to be sold by ceo elon musk. shares in france's technique have jumped after it said it will merge with smt technologies. the all stock deal will see shareholders at technique get to shares in the new company. the company says they will deliver at least $400 million in annual pretax savings. has reported first-quarter profit that beat analyst estimates. earnings excluding some cost

moving onto thomas cook, shares are down the most since 2014.ers on first half net debt. we also got a first half preta x low. the outlook has come in a bit poor, and they share price might be moving on that missing egyptair flight. guy: i think income nation of those factors coming in will affect the numbers this morning. thank you, nejra. speaking on this show last week, kenny denied his country was looking to capitalize on the eu referendum. >> know, we have not been actively courting the possibility of a further investment here if britain were to leave. those who wish to invest in a country like ireland know phil welby opportunities we offer. in the last number of years, we have had extensive investment from the banking financial services. guy: there was courting to be done. it would be done by the man who is sitting next to me. good morning. nice to see you. look, your job in some ways is to get out there and sell ireland to the rest of the world. countriesss, are coming to you and saying, if this happens, can we come to you? >> clearly, ir

let me show you some of the group declining led by thomas cook. by 5%. are up on the day of deutsche bank's annual shareholder meeting. matt miller is eager to talk to us about that. in chemicals, it is about the bayerial they are due -- deal. basic resources are declining, but the dollar is rising. the sterling is against the dollar for the fourth day. the euro is down against the pound. good one if you look at where sterling was against the euro last month and against the dollar in february. there seems to be more certainty that the account might be victorious -- of the remain count might be victorious in the hope of staying in the eu. with five weeks to go, it would be a full -- a foolish man to say the referendum is over. abigail doolittle has the latest from the nasdaq in midtown manhattan. what do you have? : cisco systems having its best today in three months. they did beat first-quarter earnings. they offered a better than expected revenue guide for the third quarter driven by the company's shift into new businesses like software-based networking

travel stocks are down in negative territory in europe, and the most notable is the uk tour operator thomas cookame into the session to today explicitly warning and giving a profit warning because of what has already happened in europe, and the fact that notably, the holidays to turkey for example are being affected by the brussels attacks. and so he sepss a historical move, and yes, the other travel operators are small in europe, but not many of them clogginging up the bottom of the markets today. and of course, a couple of deals going through, and the big movers buyer for example on the mon sanb toe bid, and the buyers are down $40 billion and mon n monsanto is higher in this country, and also, the tie-up with the oil services, and tech nip is a french oil services, and the valuation is $13 billion and those two have moved, but it is all about the fed, guys. back to you. >> thank you, simon. i will wait for the next move on those, and also, we will look at what the market is doing after what the fed got off of president bill dudley. and looking at the the ubs floor operations director art cash

tourism is that stillhat struggling as well.rugg >> reporter: their bigorte the tourist agency thomas cookck is down 18 percent8 c as i speak.pe there's some other reasons rsons that it's down but the reason ra is europeans aren't traveling ti and they're not traveling torali places like turkey and egypty ay anymore. association it's hitting europe, too. >> obviously airbus sharesio down as well. let's talk about spending someuo money right now.ghtow if folks want to do a littletl shopping, what was the old old fall in the gap, is that whatt the old slogan used to be back c in the day. right, yeah.h. when gap was cool, right.ight >> yeah. >> reporter: when buying khakis and blue jeans was the thing that you did. >> maybe they can be cool they l again. >> reporter: gap has a problem and they think that putting their stuff on amazon might be the solution. st okay. so, amazon is booming asming a everybody knows.ybody knows. next year they're actually expected to be the largestge seller of clothing out there. i mean really? i've never'v n bought any item of clothing onon amazon but apparently

before that happened, thomas cook cap come out with his earnings and the company had said it was unableo sell toernative vacations customers on willing to travel to turkey and belgium. shares were already down, slumping even further. thiss is little changed at point. we have the latest on beyer and monsanto. unsolicitedn takeover offer for monsanto. bernstein said it is a big financial stretch for bayer. perould have to be $125 share. out after the close yesterday, sales exceeding analyst estimates. company has been trying to overhaul their product line fast enough to stay ahead of changes in the networking industry. we will be speaking with the cisco ceo in just over two hours. david: a lackluster earnings season. have&p companies that reported so far come on average, their earnings were down 8.2%. joining us now is david joy. corporate earnings have not been great. if the fed is thinking about raising rates in june, what will that do to earnings? david: that depends on what happens with the dollar. if rates go up in the u.s., you will find certain segments of the market will struggle

-based operator thomas cook scaled back pain that summer bookings were down 5% from last year.r a second. roberts looking for sponsors to helpers were some famous monuments. city has been helped by corporate sponsors including sandia book really funded restoration of a famous albums including the trevi fountain. this week officials launched the 100 proposals are patrons campaigned listing projects they hope sponsors will step forward to adopt. check out what's coming to hold food spirited vegetarian company called beyond meat will sell its new burger to whole foods store. the veggie burger actually bleed. it has each used a net and it comes out. i don't eat meat. i know that dagen mcdowell doesn't need there. dagen: that is the whole point of being a vegetarian diet is i don't want to see anything that looks like animal blood. i don't get it. that's so disgusting. >> re-creates me up with vegetables. maria: does not give someone second-worst commodity don't want to eat meat but none have a lot? >> if you eat a burger that's bleeding -- maria: sorry, cheryl. >> i can do it later

the first witness today will be mary jo cook and gary thomas rowe. will be wearing a hood so he cannot be physically identify. he believes his physical identification is in them a call to his personal safety. he now resides at a location not to be disclosed under an alias. which has been given to him by the government. do you solemnly swear the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? represented byre counsel today. please identify yourself. >> [indiscernible] recognizes --ow [indiscernible] >thank you. the chair now recognizes the minority counsel for the committee. >> we will start with the examination of ms. cook. ms. cook, if you will, i would like to begin by starting with your first affiliation with the federal bureau of investigation. it is my understanding that your contact began in the summer of 1973. if you could come up briefly for the committee explain how that contact came about. man -- iliving with a was living with the man who was working for the bureau and had been for a

first witnesses today will be mary jo cook and gary thomas rowe. mr.owe will be wearing a hood so that he cannot be identified. he believes his identification will be inimical to his personal safety. he now resides at a location not to be disclosed, under an alias, which has been given to them by the government. do you solemnly swear that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me god? >> i do. >> with the council please identify themselves directly. >> you may be seated. recognizes -- >> [inaudible] >> thank you. recognizes the minority counsel for the committee -- >> i have an inquiry with the examination of mr. cook -- ms. cook. if you will, i would like to by starting with your first affiliation with the federal bureau of investigation. it is my understanding that your contact began in the summer of 1973. if you could explain how that contact came about? i was living with a man who was working for the bureau, and who has been working with a bureau for a couple of months as an informant.

first witnesses will be mary joe cook and gary thomas roe. mr. row will be wearing a hood so he cannot be physically identified. he believes physical identification would be anemical to personal safety. he resides at a location not to be disclosed under an alias which has been given to him by the government. do you solemnly swear that the testify you are about to give before this committee is the truth, whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? the witnesses are represented by council today. would council identify themselves for the record? >> [ inaudible ]. >> you may be seated. the chair now recognizes -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> thank you. >> the chair now recognizes the minority council for the committee. >> inquiry with examination of ms. cook. and if you will y would li--i wd like to begin by starting with your first affiliation with the bureau of investigation. it is my understanding that your contact began in the summer of 1973. if you could, just briefly for the committee explain how that contact came about. >> excuse me. i was

informants, mary joe cook, and gary thomas roe klan and rated the participated in violence against civil rights activists. birmingham the freedom set up the ride ers and you told the f.b.i. that? and were they beaten? badly, yes. >> and did the police give you the time they promised to give. >> yes, sir. 15 minutes with absolutely no intervention from any police officers whatsoever. announcer: then at 8, on lectures in history. >> what that opportunity gave them, is an opportunity to go to college. they saved some of that money. they sent themselves through ollege. they sent siblings through college. .hey became doctors and lawyers ne became the first female manager of any department at north repair line. they became principals. surgeons. politicians. pilots. and they were able to do that because they had access to professional baseball. announcer: marshall university professor cat williams on how war effort in factories and military auxiliary of women's e rise baseball leagues, including the all-american girls professional baseball leagues that was featured in the movie "a league of the

>>darya: 2 people are dead after a mass of thomas went to oklahoma to cook and a video in this one tornado was estimated to be about a mile wide the storm system brought hail the size of tennis balls. >>darya: the same storm system for tournedos to kawabata eastern plant on the weekend people in south-central oklahoma most of the storms pass not a sworn. >>james: shooting just trying to get to work when all of this happened a man and the uniforms the call on her the inward because of an argument having over parking space she decided to call her phone installer recording the driver as regard has been identified as john harwood and the had suspended him from the builders will investigate what happened here was arrested friday morning after an marlowe was financed half to death in a home for travel neighbors tell us that the suspect to the victims great nephew and have not yet released the motive and tax they're considering a proposal that would clarify how the city handles criminal suspect. >>mark: the suspect in the shooting was in the country illegally but have not been turned over to fede

any jo cook penetrated anti-vietnam war organization and gary thomas roe, who infiltrated the klan. >> you mean, the birmingham policeman set up the beating of the freedom riders, and he told the fbi that? >> that is correct. >> for the beaten? >> they were beaten very badly, yes. >> did the police give you the time to perform the feeding. >> we were told within 15 minutes without no intervention. 8:00 on lectures in history. >> what this opportunity gave them is an opportunity to go to college. they saved some of that money and spen set themselves through college. they sent siblings through college. they became doctors and lawyers. one became the first female manager of any department at northrup airlines. they became principles, surgeons, politicians, pilots and they were able to do that because they had access to professional baseball. >> marshall university professor cap williams on how women aided the war effort in and factories and the rise of women's baseball leagues, including the league featured in the movie "a league of their own." sunday night at 10:00 on road to the white

the commission hears testimony from who fib informants, mary joe cook, how she penetrated an anti-vietnam war organization, and gary thomas rowe, who infill traited the klan and participated in violence against civil rights activists. >> mean the birmingham policemen set up the beating of the freedom riders and you told the fib that? >> that's correct. >> were they beaten. >> very badly, yes. >> did the police give you the time they promised to give you. >> yes, sir. we were promised 15 minutes with absolutely no intervention from any police officer whatsoever. >> then at 8:00. on lectures and history. >> what that opportunity gave them was an opportunity to go to college, they saved some of that money. they sent themselves through college. they sent siblings through college. they became doctors and lawyers. one became the first female manager of any department at northup airlines. they became principals, surgeons, politicians, pilots, and they were able to do that because they had access to professional baseball. >> marshal university professor cat williams on how women added the aided the war effort in fast ball tries a

the commission hears testimony from two fbi informants, mary jo cook and how she penetrated an anti-vietnam war organization, and gary thomas row, who infiltrated the klan and participated in violence against civil rights activists. >> you mean the birmingham policemen set up the beating of the freedom riders and you told the fbi that? >> that's correct, sir. >> and then were they beaten? >> they were beaten very badly, yes. >> and did the birmingham police give you the time they promised to give you to perform the beating? >> yes, sir. we were promised 15 minutes with absolutely no intervention from any police officer whatsoever. >> then on 8:00 on "lectures in history" -- >> what that opportunity gave them was an opportunity to go to college. they saved some of that money. they sent themselves through college. they sent siblings through college. they became doctors and lawyers. one became the first female manager of any department at northrop airlines. they became principals, surkons, politicians, pilots. and they were able to do that because they had access to professional baseball. >> marshall university professor cat w

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the commission hears testimony from two fbi informants, mary joe cook and how she penetrated an anti-vietnam war organization and gary thomas roe who infiltrated the clan and participated in violence against civil rights activists. >> you mean you told the fbi that? >> that's correct. >> and then were they beaten? >> they were beaten very bad lishgs yes. >> and did the birmingham police give you the time that they promised to give you to perform the beating? >> yes, sir. we were promised 15 minutes with absolutely no intervention from any police officer whatsoever. >> then at 8:00, on lectures of history. >> what that opportunity gave them was an opportunity to go to college. they saved some of that money. they sent themselves through college. they sent siblings through college. they became doctors and lawyers. they became principals. surgeons, politicians, pilots, and they were able to do that because they had access to professional baseball. >> marshal university professor on how women aided the war effort and factories and military auxiliary units and the rise of women's baseball leagues including the all american girls

cook. s. >>> after nearly a year on wasting their money on losing candidates, california republicans can finally back a winner. donald trump is set to start his fundraising later this month, the fundraiser thomasll be the first of as many as 50 events we are told for the presumptive nominee. he aims to raise a billion dollars, t.b. pickens will be hosting a fundraiser for a pro trump super pac. when boone pickens raises money, he joins big money. joining us, strategist, lee carter, great to have you here, lee. editor of the national review fox news contributor just in from vienna after a national review cruise. great to have you back with us. >> hi, lou. >> lee, let's begin with you. trump goes to washington. he seems he's had his way down there. i mean theoptics, he looked presidential. he's talking presidential. he is above certainly the recalcitrants. i mean, he's very nice, very gracious, magnanimous with paul ryan, but ryan looks small with trump there. >> you know, i think it ended up being a fantastic meeting. the whole thing. not to quote him, but i think the whole thing played out perfectly for donald trump. a, because i think that donald trump, it would have been completely inauthent

cook said to be heading to china for meetings in a critical period for apple. >>> also ahead, reaction from the white house to the jobs number today. labor secretary thomas perez will join us live. take another look at the premarket. stocks down for a second week. more "squawk on the street" after a break. mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of the at&t network, a network that senses and mitigates cyber threats, their critical data is safer than ever. giving them the agility to be open & secure. because no one knows & like at&t. >>> apple ceo tim cook will head back to beijing later this month. that's according to reuters. he's said to be planning meetings with high level officials. just last week, apple reported its first quarterly revenue decline in 14 years. >> we no longer have a position at apple. you worry a little bit. maybe more than a little about china's attitude. it -- in what you've been seeing. >> jim, does a visit take care of some of that? >> well, i mean