only two afis systems had been searched. >> i just assumed that it was a centralized network and tom carney was the one that really opened our eyes on that. >> generally, the fbi stores only the fingerprints of criminals convicted of major crimes, not those convicted of minor crimes like burglary or theft. so, carney needed to identify every database that had fingerprints which were not on file with the fbi. >> i just contacted every state and tried to track down every system in every state, including canada and even mexico. >> carney identified 92 fingerprint databases in north america that hadn't been searched for the prints from the heather church case. >> i left a note for our photographic lab saying please make 92 sets of the heather dawn church crime scene latents and i'm going to mail them out, and that's what i did. >> four weeks later, tom carney got a surprise. [ male announcer ] this is the cat that drank the milk... [ meows ] ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found.

. >> administration's position, tom, that we didn't negotiate with terrorists. their position is that jay carney said this today, these five guys do not represent a threat to the united states. do you believe either one of those statements? >> i would give it a different name. they have a plan. if you don't want to call it negotiation, somebody made a plan and a decision to make this transfer happen. i think there is a plan. >> in reality, didn't we negotiate the release? i mean, in other words, let's start parsing words and splitting hairs. this is a negotiation and they are telling us it's not. they are telling us there is no threat posed by what is described as the dream team of terrorists. double that? >> you and i both know that you don't get better in prison. so they have been in prison much of their adult life, what is it, 12, 13 years now? >> they didn't like the united states more from that experience. they will not go back happier. >> yeah. >> so they pose a big threat to us soldiers and americans. >> all right. tom, thank you so much for being with us, appreciate it. >>> joining me wi

tom keene. joining me a scarlet fu and anna -- adam johnson. mark carney he still sees enough slack in the economy to keep rates at a record low. actually happening in london. the governor of the bank of england. business confidence and germany fell to the lowest level this year. a very busy day in housing. s&p case shiller coming out a new home sales. the richmond fed manufacturing index slightly after that.

tom donlan said. and i think that there are a number of questions that jay carney is going to have to answer in the briefing in an hour. and this is a legitimate debate on both sides. the president, we are hearing the argument from the white house is that they had to act. the congress said that even though the president needed to noti notify them in 30 days, he issued a signed statement saying that he would not go by that, and this is a prime example of why you have to pay attention to the fine print as the legislative process goes through and the president warned congress saying i don't agree with that, and i'm not going to follow it, and that is what he did here. >> and chuck hagel regarding the u.s. policy, and the idea of negotiating with terrorist, and let's play chuck hagel, please. >> first ofall, we didn't negotiate with ter the errorists, and what we did in getting our prisoner of war released in any way would somehow encourage terrorists to take our american servicemen prisoner or hostage. >> governor, did we negotiate with terrorists? >>> there is a fine line. and the primary purpose here is to g

tom gibson, bloomberg. >> did you collect them? >> i did. i love them. >> mark carneyebt poses a risk to the recovery and a rate right -- hike could come sooner than expected. how homebuilding stocks may react. ♪ >> or come back to -- welcome back to countdown. >> let's take a look at the top corporate story. caroline is here. let's start with how comments could affect homebuilders. >> the government handed the government of -- is up to the bank of england that they can suppress mortgage lending should they wish. they could put caps on the amount we are allowed to borrow. houses you are going to borrow one. your loan can only be a certain percentage of the value of the house. not could limit the price, quite chart so much for your house. dent house prices. one good thing for builders, they have to build a lot more. in the longer term, this is a growth story for householders. persimmon, those are the kinds of names that could -- >> beating up some of that house building. you are also looking elsewhere the technology stocks. >> if you are a chip acre. -- maker. look out

tom keene. joining me a scarlet fu and anna -- adam johnson. mark carney tells british lawmakers he still sees enough slack in the economy to keep rates at a record low. actually happening in london. the governor of the bank of england. business confidence and germany fell to the lowest level this year. a very busy day in housing. s&p case shiller coming out a new home sales. the richmond fed manufacturing index slightly after that. john kerry arrives in the region. help us understand what the fourth-largest city in iraq. >> i thought there was a .errific set of maps find out .t is an autonomous part we will talk about this a lot in the hour. particularly markets on the move in the past couple of hours. lex jack lew will testify before the house subcommittee today. finally, soccer to talk about. italy versus your away -- versus uruguay. >> i am enjoying it. i did not think i would. >> i am a football guy. -- that we are doing it >> nothing like the enthusiasm of the mexico coach. those frat functions thursday nights a few years ago. markets havenow? deteri

thirty seven year old reporter igor carney luke was laid to rest in moscow with military honors he is survived by his wife and seven year old daughter sound operator on tom and will be buried next week after further tests on his body and an attempt to ease the tension in the east ukraine president poroshenko came up with a peace plan it includes an amnesty for those who agree to lay down their arms and having committed severe crimes the creation of a ten kilometer a buffer zone along with the border with russia and changes to the constitution to guarantee use of the russian language and it also suggests devolving power to eastern regions and early local and parliamentary elections and one of the plans top points is to guarantee safety for all negotiating sides or shantaram salvo was refusing to hold talks with leaders and a self-proclaimed republics of russia supports the plan but says it's unlikely to work without dialogue. he goes to visit a professional club you the fact that president poroshenko declared a truce is a vital part of the resolving the crisis and you see the most important it's crucial that this truce that paves the way for a dialogue be

tom keene coming up next. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." >> oil surges as iraq crumbles. eight years of u.s. effort is done in days. mark carneyand twitter goes in search of its inner adult. good morning everyone. we're live from our world headquarters in new york. it is friday, june 13. i am tom keene. joining me, scarlet fu and jonathan ferro has come abroad. he gets us started with a morning brief. >> it is an honor to begin with your morning brief. the sterling reached its highest mark in weeks against the euro. they may raise rates earlier than expected. the prime minister says he aims to stop corporate taxes in 2015. . no earnings today. president obama will be visiting tribal natives from native american indian tribes in the dakotas today. >>