fedex has agreed to pay $4.8 million to acquire tnt.opean commission says the deal may lead to higher prices for customers for two years ago, regulators blocked ups from buying tnt. ups has agreed to buy coyote logistics. the price $1.8 billion. designed to help ease congestion at the delivery times. ups is buying coyote from warburg pincus. in japan, three former utility executives will face criminal charges in the fukushima nuclear disaster. meltdowns after an earthquake and tsunami hit in 2011. that led it to radiation leaks that forced tens of people to evacuate. beijing has something to celebrate. china's capital was selected to host the 2022 winter look picks this winter olympics. most of the outdoor competition will take place 40 miles away in the city. the only other city to bid for the games was almonte in context and. -- kazakhstan. forget full cycle, and other fitness trend is climbing in popularity. indoor rock climbing. the cofounder of a new york-based club. oil is on track for the worst month so far this year. the drop in

it's called the tnt, the tarah-n-terry. so step right over here.a show you how it goes. >> oh, you named it after me? >> oh, yeah. come here. >> what do we got? what do we got? >> all right, so we're gonna drop it down like a regular squat. >> okay. ow. >> we're gonna come up. >> mm-hmm. >> and then drop it quickly. >> whoa. >> boom. >> oh, and a jump. oh. >> yeah, there you go, tnt. >> oh, ah, feel it in the glutes. >> ten of those, and you got it. >> bam, i feel it in the glutes. >> yeah. >> no, you know your stuff. you know what you're doing. i can tell. i can tell. >> yeah, i do. thank you. >> this is awesome.

it made up 42% of the mix and the tnt 40%. together these generated the release of energy while the aluminum powder, 18%, made the explosive paul's last longer and therefore enhance its destructive force. beeswax was thrown into reduce the sensitivity to shock and impact joy 6-foot drop onto asphalt would have at the very least put the effectiveness of the bees wax buffer to the test. 347 pine creek's, 21,170 pounds would be loaded into t 11, equivalent to 18 tons of tnt until the detonation of little boy at the little boy atomic bomb over hiroshima almost exactly one year later on august 6th, 1945 kennedy's p b 451 is the single most destructive explosive weapon in military history. kennedy did not wait for the final grades to be loaded. just after the load, but falling crane on his toe joy nudged simpson let's get out of here. t 11 was loaded and ready by dawn on august 11th but dense fog ruled out any flight and joe bruited as he listened to the bbc account of a juggernaut that was general patton and the third united states

the explosive walton abby had redeveloped from a recipe tnt and ult ra fine aluminum power to produce explosive. tnt 40% together these generated the initial release of energy while the aluminum power 18% made the explosive last longer and enhance destructive force. beeswax was thrown in to reduce sensitivity to shock six-foot drop would have at the very least butt the effectiveness of the bee wax buffer to the test. 21 170 pounds would be loaded into t11, e -- e almost exactly one year later. kennedy's pb4y1 would be the single most destructive explosive weapon in military history. kennedy and simpson did not wait for the final crates to be loaded. lets get out of here. t11 was loaded and ready by dawn on august 11 joe bruted as he listened that was general george patent jr. he took comfort in the fact that patent was not pushed toward any sites but doubted that the coastal troops who defended the sites could hold out much longer. august 12 cloudy, another day there was fog but kennedy and the others noted it was just ground fog rising than a foot off the earth. there was a strong li

regulators have previously stopped ups from buying tnt two years ago.let: investors are suing american express for losing its deal with costco. they said they failed to inform importance ofhe that relationship. pimm: federal inmates could get free college courses thanks to a new pilot program. the department of education is offering prisoners limited access to pell grants. these are typically for low income students and do not have to be repaid. congress banned such aid to prisoners more than 20 years ago. this program goes around that ban because it is only a trial period. scarlet: this is the obama in stray shin -- administration moving unilaterally. there is a lot of hubbub in congress because of that. pimm: it also plays into the spotlight that the president has been putting on the prison system with his recent visit to a person system. scarlet: did you know the value of a health grant changes annually? is adjusted. the government $34 billion on health grant's overall. philip at the top stories. i didn't mean to jump on. pimm: no, by all means. scar

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regulators blocked ups from buying tnt two years ago. those are your top stories at this hour.acks affiliated with provincial candidates are required to file a financial statement for the first half of the year by midnight tonight. apparently, all the presidential candidate needs is one or two wealthy friends. republican presidential candidate rick perry -- we have learned that 11 of the $13.8 million raised by his super pack has come from just two dallas supporters. is a pipeline executive and an affiliated computer services founder. rick perry is not alone. 36 of the $51 million raised by a super pack affiliated with texas senator ted cruz has come from three families. will these donors have too much influence? me now.u joins i think we just answered our own question. betty: we did indeed. you influence and power? yes. does it by you the election? not necessarily. ask sheldon adelson or ask tom sier or the koch brothers with the exception oftier, neither sheldon adelson who backed newt gingrich or the koch brothers who had backed mitt romney were able to seal the deal. you ca

. >> a brilliance of sun lights up the pacific, and a force of a million tonnes of tnt is released. >porter:..the u.s. tested nuclear weapons here. the biggest was 1,000 times more powerful than the two atomic bombs dropped on japan. turning the afol into an uninhabited waste land. >> you tell the stories for a good day. >> reporter: this man's aunt is over 100. her memory is fading. she recalls the island. she left. what did the americans say to persuade them to leave. >> they said it was for the good of mann kind. bikinians are religious people. when they think they are helping the world, they say yes, sure. >> this is how the news reels depicted the bikini jp decision to leave. >> despite the fact that the atoll may be destroyed, the natives, simplicity, pleasantness courtesy, they are more than willing to cooperate. >> we believe bikini is our heart, our home. back. >> loni's grandmother was 12 when u.s. soldiers came to the island and asked the bic leave. >> the islanders are well pleased that the yanks will add variety to their lives. >> reporter: that is how a people who had ne

the explosion was equal top 19,000 tonnes of tnt, about 2,000 times more powerful than any previous bomb. >> movie reel: we knew the world would not be the same. a few people laughed. a few people cried. most people were slept. >> reporter: robert openheimer was the man in charge. the world feared germany was gaining nuclear records and gave scientists unlimited resources to develop a weapon it hoped would end the second world war. three weeks after the third test the u.s. dropped a bomb on hiroshima, and a few weeks later over nagasaki. the devastation caused killed 125,000. it shows an unprecedented destructive power, bringing the war to an ab ruct end. starting an arms race. within a few years the u.s. and the soviet union would have nuclear arsenals disposing thousands of bombs. do develop the bomb tests like this, the largest ever, were quarried out. >> fire. into they were done in remote areas, but released fast amounts. the global arsenal peaked in 1986 at over 65,000 war heads. fears of an accident or a mistake, along with the break-up of the soviet union led to a band on testing

the explosion was equal to 19,000 tons of tnt about 2,000 times more powerful than any previous bomb. >> the world would not be the same a few people laughed, a few cried most were silent. >> robert oppenheimer was the man in charge of the test. germany was developing the weapons. they developed a weapon it hoped to end the second world war. three weeks after the first test, the u.s. dropped an atomic bottom on hiroshima. it dropped another over nagasaki. it killed around 135,000 people. it showed the world the unprecedented destructive power of atomic weapons and brought the second world war to an abrupt end. it started an arms race. the u.s. and soviet union would have thousands of bombs. to develop them, atmospheric tests like this were carried out. these were done in remote areas but still released vast amounts of radioactivity. fears of an accident or mistake along with the breakup of the soviet union led to a ban on testing in 1996. the u.s. and russia have reduced their arsenals, but both have over 7,000 nuclear warheads. britain has over 200. followed by pakistan and israel. t

if you remember, the tnt express had almost acquired by ups previously. but that didn't go through.oes through. scarlet: thank you, vonnie quinn at the breaking news desk. matt: into more m&a and the shippers. scarlet: because of the ups purchase. matt: jules, what have you got? julie: stocks opening up higher but exxon mobil is on the move. chairs accelerating declines here. exxon mobil by reporting its worst quarterly performance in six years. because even though the company reported a drop in its numbers, a drop in its profits specifically, the drop was even more than analysts had anticipated. perhaps even more importantly, the company cut share repurchases for the current quarter. that is something one investor called really a shock because exxon has really been returning cash to shareholders. the fact it cut it sharing purchases in half to $500 million is something that is definitely hurting the stock price this morning. it also cut spending on major projects as many of its competitors have been doing. as for chevron, it posted the lowest profit in more than a decade. we know w

to the side, the tnt, there are 4 officers that are dedicated in working in the areas of concern and they fall under the investigative team as well. right now within the tearville we have 15 sergeants and officers who language profinishant. they specialize in cantonese, french, mand ren, spanish and tugalling. we spend them out between the day and night watch. we have 24 sergeant officers on the crise intervention team. this was mentioned by dc [inaudible] 17 of those officers runder our day watch and 7 under the night watch. our crisis intervention training is offered quarterly and as commanding officers we do the best to serve 2 to 3 office rbs at a time so we look forward to seeing those numbers increase. as far as the personal break down by race and gender, 15 percent are female and 85 are male. this falls in line with the population of female officers in the department so reflect ivof what the department has and broke it down by race as well. we have 40 percent white officers, 31 asian, 12 hispanic, 13 philippineee and 2 percent black and other falls under that. our district is

to pay $4.8 billion -- the deal may lead to higher prices or to regulators blocked ups from buying tntears ago. investors to an american express for losing its contract with cosco. express failedn to inform investors of the importance of the relationship. the cobranding deal would account for 8% of american express's revenue last year. inmates could get free college courses thanks to a new pilot program. the education apartment is offering prisoners access to pell grants -- those are typically for low income students and do not have to be repaid. around that ban because still in trial. -- it is only a trial. shares of expedia surging to a new high. reporting better than estimated second quarter results yesterday. the company is on track to close its acquisition of orbits this year. mark chang sat down with come expedia's cfo for exclusive interview. she asked him about where expedia is closing internationally. >> we are focused on being everywhere come excited about our prospects in latin america. we announced a transaction with the number one player in latin america called -- it gives

and tonight's show is brought to you by tnt, dye know might, that is. we have proverbs and insight, but tiers, a news break.. i'm robert gray. now back to "red eye." >> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levey at the news desk. >> lots of excitement at the desk. >> really? why is that? >> this ors is national hot dog day. it is the perfect summer sand witch. except it is not a sandwich. >> it is a sandwich and webster says it is two pieces of bread with something in between which is meat. >>> you don't webster me. i webster you. >> it is a free country, andy. >> you just keep believing that, tom. >> why isn't it a sandwich? >> i will explain why at half time. >> if that doesn't keep people tuned in, i don't know what will. let's welcome our guests. she is more material than a thermometer. it is joanne nosuchunsky. i keep calling him by his former job. he calls me soda jerk shillue. it is john bolton. she puts the ill in mill 11 millennial. the political reporter for "the daily beast" and his mama always said

and tonight's show is brought to you by tnt, dye know might, that is. we have proverbs and insight, but tiers, a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters, i am robert gray. suspected it south carolina church shooter dylann roof indicted on 33 federal counts including hate crime and firearms charges. 21-year-old roof already faces nine state counts of murder in connection with the june 17th masacre ate pannule ame -- emanuel ame church. he killed nine church members. it is not sure if they will seek the death penalty. isis is a bigger threat on u.s. soil than al-qaeda. they say isis has been successful using social media to radicalize disaffected americans and europeans. but the fbi has made a number of arrests over the past eight weeks and hundreds of investigations are pending. the white house is moving ahead with its latest plan with closing guantanamo bay despite staunch opposition from republican lawmakers. the obama administration says it is a waste to spend more than c $100 million per year on a prison that is only housing 116 terror d

nearly 70% of shareholders voted in favor of the all stock offer for samsung tnt which some argued waslued and not fair. the results pave the way for the founding family to tighten its grip on their business empire. let's turnhe u.s., to banks as goldman sachs made hundreds of partners rich when i went public in 1999. lloyd blankfein is now a billionaire. $1.1et worth has surged to billion as the shares jumped nearly 300% since its ipo. is the largest individual owner of goldman sachs stock and his stake is worth $500 million. he also owns real estate and investments worth another $600 million. he is one of the few current leaders of the global bank to reach a senior executive rank before the firm went public allowing him to profit handsomely from the shares. mark crumpton joins us with more. dimon is also a billionaire so that's an exclusive club. mark: there is a great story on bloomberg.com and you look back over mr. blankfein plus career and you have to remind yourself that it one time, he was the head of fixed income trading when goldman sachs had its ipo and that was the event th

and tonight's show is brought to you by tnt, dye know might, that is.and insight, but tiers, a news break.

tnt is owned by our parent company turner broadcasting. people are really resonating with it.ou think it's because it's sort of got this torn from the headlines vibe to it? some of the headlines like the ebola crisis -- >> we are so ahead of the curve too. i think any viewer would probably think the story lines they're seeing were torn from the headlines and written postfactum. but we shot the pandemic a year before the ebola crisis came out. >> did it give you the shivers a little bit? >> 30 years ago this would have been science fiction. now it's somewhat probably, which is scary. had the obviously outbreak happened in a largely populated city or even gotten onto an airline, it could decimate 80% of the world's population. >> youwhat do we expect the next season? >> a lot of the same. >> more hostility? >> we're created a cure a vaccine. we have to set up communications and reestablish civilization. people have sort of run amok. makes you want to go out and inoculate people. so we need to establish order and there's been somewhat of a makeshift government set up run by alfre

. >> three years ago i decided to go up against tnt maddox the first woman in decades. >> now we have two. >> but this year i'm looking to make a come back. >> i was all attorneyy but i don't want to brag. dizzy and bull bullard showed me fancy footwork to help me score and win one for the home team. >> you get it one motion. >> right foot and everything! >> aah! >> all right guys so we are having fun and we have the whole team out here with us. we have bullard and hack saw and sweet j and they are doing their thing, you can catch them and watch them take to the court at 7:00 they are taking on the washington generals. >> we are back trying to get the revenge. hopefully they can do something. they are not going to win. >> we are rooting for the home team, we'll take this party inside and have more on the magic pass, we'll be down court side with all the players, if you are not hear enjoy the show. i'll send it back inside to you. >> melissa take a ball and try to do that without help on your fingertips. >> can you do it? >> you are putting me on the spot. like this right here. >> ther

we're not just talking about "walking dead" or tnt's "the last ship." where i put on an oculus.tuff is on broadcast. creating a larger presence since there are only a few big movies here like "star wars" or batman versus superman. >> our fans are used to being marketed to you have to share your information. so if a studio doesn't come, they don't have something dynamic to show, they'd rather sit out and come back with the big guns, than just throw something in there because they feel they have to. >> now marvel is not here, which leaves the floor open for d.c. owned by warner brothers, promoting super girl, arrow, the flash, gotham and more. >> we stand by our programming and the more success, the more people that watch television and come to television, for all shows is good for the industry overall. >> we've got a new amazon show being promoted here and next is "mother of dragons." >>> when we come back, yahoo launching a new platform for fantasy sports. cash prizes, daily games, a lot of competition, more on it in a moment. (vo) rush hour around here starts at 6:30 a.m. - on

tnt's "the last ship" is using oculus headsets to let you play a game.also new here, who's not here? no marvel. sony. paramount. disney will be here with a "star wars" panel but it has its own big thing which marvel will probably be at next month. >> i think if we lose attendance, it is our fault. so far we've been very, very lucky. badges sold out last year in an hour and a half. this year they sold out in an hour. >> he's not really concerned that comicon will be marginalized. though have you this big disney event. comicon in fact is so confident in its fan base it is going to launch a subscription on-demand channel next year in partnership with lionscape. back to you. >> thank you. >>> josh brown has a question for you, jane. >> jane, you watch the show? >> of course -- duh! >> so where are your dragons? ieel like the props aren't complete. >> one's on the loose. the other two are chained up. and if you're not nice i'm going to let them out. >> enjoy your time on the throne. it won't last. you know they're coming for you. >> i always enjoy my time on

and tonight's show is brought to you by tnt, dye know might that is.sight but tiers a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters, i am robert gray. suspected it south carolina church shooter dylann roof indicted on 33 federal counts including hate crime and firearms

is opening an in-depth probe into weather fedex's proposed $5 billion takeover of the dutch company tnttive. fedex says it remains on track to complete the deal in the first half of 2016. >>> and get this, after a colorado woman picked up her car from the repair department at a denver dealership, she was in for a big surprise. she downloaded the video from her dash cam and found that an employee had driven her car more than 200 miles all around northern colorado. the sales manager says the employee has been fired. >>> in the age of technology, be careful what you do and that's our cnbc news update this hour. let's get back to "squawk alley." >>>. >> thanks sue, like "ferris buehler's day off" all over again. netflix's ceo saying "when you look at studios lix p s like pi combine great storytelling and great technological aspects that's where we want to be." as netflix launches "red hot american summer" and preps for follow-ups, can it become the new pixar of streaming? jason krakoran with d.c. adventures, co-founder of sling media joins us now. parse this quote for me, jason. should we t

to the side, the tnt, there are 4 officers that are dedicated in working in the areas of concern and they fall under the investigative team as well. right now within the tearville we have 15 sergeants and officers who language profinishant. they specialize in cantonese, french, mand ren, spanish and tugalling. we spend them out between the day and night watch. we have 24 sergeant officers on the crise intervention team. this was mentioned by dc [inaudible] 17 of those officers runder our day watch and 7 under the night watch. our crisis intervention training is offered quarterly and as commanding officers we do the best to serve 2 to 3 office rbs at a time so we look forward to seeing those numbers increase. as far as the personal break down by race and gender, 15 percent are female and 85 are male. this falls in line with the population of female officers in the department so reflect ivof what the department has and broke it down by race as well. we have 40 percent white officers, 31 asian, 12 hispanic, 13 philippineee and 2 percent black and other falls under that. our district is

. >> the dollar weaker -- >> everything is at a critical low -- from the russell to the tnt. the ten-year, 2 1/4 as we went back higher in rates was resistance. it blew through, went to 2 1/2. what was resistance becomes support. at 2 1/4. now we're back through it. i still think yields go lower. i think tim and i would disagree as to the reasons why. i think it's deflationary in nature. with that said i don't think it augurs anything particularly well going forward. getting some deflationary signals in commodities. we'll give you that. speak of the market sell-off the s&p 500 briefly dipped below its key 200-day moving average. is this a signal for more pain ahead for stocks? carter worth is cornerstone macro's head of technical analysis. he's checking the charts at the smartboard. what do they show, carter? >> sara, thank you. three things i want to look at. just the chart of the market itself. all the moving average is is an automated trend line. meaning obviously the market's been ascending and of course our moving averages are ascending. i've got both the 150-day, which

caroline: we have seen so much in tnt and telecoms and media -- is this a key industry you are looking m&a opportunities? matthew: obviously, industrials -- we are seeing lots of portfolio shifts in terms of assets. mna in technology, a sector where you don't see a lot of high-level m&a. you are seeing a lots of that public company merger activity, and that can continue. and of course in telecoms. those seem to be the big three sectors where we are seeing consolidation right now. caroline: do you think this is a change, the right move for pearson? matthew: i'm a little skeptical about that. i think the opportunity that is very large will be the -- john van has done a good job of trying to recall the company and moving towards an education centric but there are challenges to -- caroline: have we understood what pearson group will be using the cash for? manuel: what is believed is that they will try to get something in education. on the one hand, they will try to balance the sheet, and use part of that to try and expand the acquisition of education. caroline: what other deals should we b

at exit buying tnt and that is a cross-border transaction, also strategic, which is different from "ir-share growth rue consolidation and cost-cutting," that is what bankers love to see because when you have a company that will continue, presumably, to be hungry for other strategic deals over the next several years. brendan: real quick, less incentive for m&a when the rates go up? savita: i think rates going from 0 to 25 basis points will till it, but when we get to a much higher level, that might be a -- brendan: thanks again. gregg lemkau, of goldman sachs is going to join "market makers." this is "bloomberg surveillance" on blumer television and radio. good morning. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." let's get to our top headlines. here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: an 18-year-old french girls making researchers take a new look at treating hiv. she has been in remission for five years without the drugs. the girl was born with the virus and received anti-aids drugs until she was six years old. early treatment can help patients control hiv without taking medicines th

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a military engageme next tnt in the middle east. and that just speaks to what members m.elieve to be legitimate exercises of american power and illegitimate exercises of american power. if this deal goes down i don't see how the united states can lead any diplomatic effort in the near future aren't world without people questioning whether or not congress is going to accept in and override it. >> that might be the bottom line. senator chris murphy thank you very much. great to you have back on the show. i think it will be really tough if it didn't go through. i'm still recovering. is lawrence okay? he was attacking joe like he had some maybe too much -- too many -- >> mike slapped a bracelet on him before he left so we can track him. >> that is out of nowhere. i still don't understand what it is b. >> lawrence is fine. >> okay. >> he'll be fine. >> all right. well we'll have to check his pulse later. >> saraha ayer sarah palin sent him off too. >> it's that kind of thing? he'll have that condition for a long time. >> elizabeth warren gets personal on her wedding anniversar

to the side, the tnt, there are 4 officers that are dedicated in working in the areas of concern andy fall under the investigative team as well. right now within the tearville we have 15 sergeants and officers who language profinishant. they specialize in cantonese, french, mand ren, spanish and tugalling. we spend them out between the day and night watch. we have 24 sergeant officers on the crise intervention team. this was mentioned by dc [inaudible] 17 of those officers runder our day watch and 7 under the night watch. our crisis intervention training is offered quarterly and as commanding officers we do the best to serve 2 to 3 office rbs at a time so we look forward to seeing those numbers increase. as far as the personal break down by race and gender, 15 percent are female and 85 are male. this falls in line with the population of female officers in the department so reflect ivof what the department has and broke it down by race as well. we have 40 percent white officers, 31 asian, 12 hispanic, 13 philippineee and 2 percent black and other falls under that. our district is the