>> they did a random ua on a bunch of people. a lot of dirty uas. failure to do uas.ouse attorney so they don't go to lockdown. >> he's a good representative. he's got a lot of them dismissed or dropped or suspended sanctions. >> i took that one and then i gave one, i think, not even 24 hours later. and that was one when i couldn't pee. i tried three times and i just couldn't. i had peed before i went over there. >> it's probably because i was pretty much appointed. i'm educated. i know what's going on. >> showing i represent you. anything like that. >> 24 hours prior and then maybe -- >> 24 hours after? >> after. >> since you did that and then you're clean on that one and then we can probably get -- like 30 days or 30 to 90 days you'll be sanctioned. >> that's cool. >> i enjoy what i'm doing. i enjoy helping people. it keeps my day busy. >> but peaches isn't the only game in town. davon lymon heads to level five to represent his friend felix lewis in his hearing about a tattoo charge. >> we have a hearing today. an inmate had a misconduct report for a -- for tattooin

we start with a big issue, and other political surprise in the ua -- in the u k. >> the old rules don't apply anymore. may be a few surprise faces, i think with them is this community wants -- what the business community wants to see, the economy at the top of the agenda. always obvious this unnecessary reckless austerity was going to have an impact. will see going forward, the big thing is it's really weekend mays hand in these brexit negotiations. >> what bargaining power has she got? the conservative party has a right under the british constitution. but she has no legitimacy at all. >> i think this will make it difficult tbaain hard. >> let's bring in our roundtable. atior investor and manager aberdeen and scott taylor, deputy see a.l. of fixed income and -- joining us from california is the global head of fixed income. great to have you with us on the program. capturing the votes as they came through. just to see this was real. see weren't expecting to 314, 315, and 317. story, the conversation has shifted whether or not you get a softer brexit. justified? here.eal risk harder for h

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create the independent commission and toce totally divorce money that is paid to congressmen, senators,ua whoever because it is always ais perpetual election. very little gets done while they are there. it's about taking money and staying in power. it's about staying in power. >> guest: it is about treating the symptom rather than the disease. it's a long-term raise money and get reelected and enhance my ability for this position. i supplemented my own terms, but the term limits for the answer to that and that is one of the things we are proposing in this application as we limit the terms of the members of congre congress. l it limits the exposure andsolve thought patterns on how you solve problems. so i am with you. i think somebody is a symptom of the lack of turmoil. everybody that was at the and convention was for term limitsok with the exception of the representative that started wits the banking business and he persuaded them not to put the states aside. the states did decide and they put the term limits in and they turned them down. the way that we do this is aro constitutional ame

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ua 1738 had to turn around minutes after took off from chicago after the engine caught on fire.the flight bound for miami apparently hit a bird. passengers say the crew did a good job calming everyone down. the landing was rough, but there were no reports of any injuries. >>> k-mart shoppers, beware. it is warning some of its stores were targeted by hackers. they appear to have infiltrated payment systems. sears is urging customers to check their credit card statements. the company has set up a web page for concerned kucustomers. >> three bart janitors earned $365,000 in overtime last year, more than doubling their regular pay. according to our media partners at bay area news group. two janitors racked up more than 125,000 in o.t., another put in 115,000. each was assigned to clean downtown stations in san francisco. bart says they implemented a no overtime policy and implemented a hiring freeze for janitors. >> new tonight, the bay area's largest city is seeking help from autonomous auto makers to help make san jose streets safer and less congested. >> it is hoping to tap into

ua was sent to a state prison for a 90-day evaluation but was released after 42 days. polanski fled the country to noid additional time in 1978. in was notably absent from accepting a best director orademy award for "the pianist" in 2003. hiday's hearing was part of an effort by polanski's lawyer to dismiss the case and get an international warrant lifted that would allow polanski to travel more freely outside of the u.s. >> he was arrested once in switzerland and arrested once in poland. so his concern is that if he travels with his family, he could get arrested. >> reporter: outside of the courtroom, geimer said she felt the case was never about her. >> i'm standing here saying, i'm fine, and nothing you can do to him will help him or anybody else." suddenly it's the state, not me, that counts. it's a really hypocritical view. either victims count or they don't. >> reporter: despite the victim's request to have the case dropped, don, prosecutors ghe fighting against a dismissal. >> dahler: danielle, thank you. more than six years after she was nearly killed in a mass

prime minister details on the rights of eu citizens in the ua -- u.k.it, saying they will enjoy the same entitlement as british people, but that failed to convince brussels. michelle barney a says more ambition, clarity is needed. however, treason may insists her offer is fair and serious. mongolia's presidential election will go to a runoff for the first time in the country's history. a populist tycoon is representing the democratic party and one the most votes but fell short of an outright majority. he will face the parliamentary who ultimately came in second. the runoff is july 9. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. david: thank you. those charts behind denver, you can see what things are looking like. philippines,at the it is all about winning. we are-- juliette: seeing the philippines leading the gains in the region. some of these markets of come back online, including singapore at 4/10 of 1%. see, slightly higher. this csi 300 has been on a strong run. a good

. >> stocks have bounced back from a full day drop as the ua's foreign minister said he wants the governmentsr to show concrete evidence they have stop supporting terrorism treat are we expecting this isolation to continue for a long time? >> the latest on the political friends, they are -- political front, this is part of the regional towards a patch things up. nothing clear or concrete as it stands. the other parts of this global partners aligning -- powers aligning themselves. on one hand, you have turkey latest qatar with the bill to add troops there and you have the united states last week. the question remains, what will happen with russia and china? >> oil falling out of bed, extending declines after a 5%, yesterday. here is what happened yesterday, this is u.s. crude and product supplies at its highest since 2008. you can take a look at the terminal and that is what caused a deep slide in oil. the velocity of that move yesterday's surprising because i thought they were already shaken out. put that into perspective. >> the market was looking for another slow draw. we have a massive inc

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the press is not covering how ua e went from a oil to a green economy and making money on a green economy. and there is also issues about the fact that the paris climate agreement can't be gotten out of for three years. the press is not covering the important stories around this. >> leland: is that a resource issue? or a cheap way to make fun of the president. what is the heart of the matter? >> you can see by the reaction that you showed leading into this. there is a genuine personal bias and loathing. and you should recuse yourself from doing a job where you are supposed to inform people. what is interesting about the paris accord are and no one is telling in the media, it is all voluntarily. obama didn't take it seriously enough to push it through as a treaty f. it takes three years to get out, get out of what? there is actually no mechanism that forces people to do what the treaty requires and it really is not about climate change. those who are worried about that issue should want it to end because it gives a false impression about the issue. it is an economic issue. >> i will bring

of course, i am also looking for an extension of the programs, the uas innovation with the test site in nevada beyond 2019. i want to make sure if you could lay out for me, i know there's been federal personnel hiring freezes and the executive order requiring two for one regulations. i want to make sure those programs or policies are not holding back any of the development into the uas research and regulations. >> i do not believe so. the hiring freeze was put into place as is the case when the administration first came in. i will take a look at -- and i don't believe the project you're talking about has been impacted. >> and you talked a little bit about it with respect to the commercial users versus the hob hobbyist. i appreciate. i know you stated recently at a drone conference in fargo that the administration is working cl collaboratively for integrating drones into our air space. would you concur there's a number of questions for safety and oversight? >> i'm not quite sure how to answer that. it's a new field. there are lots of issues with the line of sight and over the flying o

the support from the ua -- the uk coming to the trump administration. >> >> we have so many people from ireland in this country. i feel i know all of them. i want to congratulate you. that was a great victory that you had >> the 38-year-old prime minister one and election two weeks ago. he is a doctor who has helped me cabinet post. is making history as the first openly gay man elected as islands prime minister. >> the trump administration promised serious consequences if syria uses chemical weapons again on its people. russia was dismissing that warning. evidence that the white house is siding as a put syria on notice. >> reporter: the white house sending a stern warning to syria saying asad in his military will pay a heavy price if the regime conducts another chemical weapons attack on the syrian people that >> we know they killed their own people which includes women and children. if they say they're not making preparations, i'm not certain we will by that. >> reporter: the syrian government was blamed for an attack that killed dozens. the commander in chief responding to days later

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people thought this deal was a needed rescue of rite aid's business mo "ua aeyrit te this. . >>> companies around the world continue to strug frl this week's ransomware attack which spread to 65 countries joining us right now, charles carmichael with a cybersecurity securities group and ed strauss, founder of the cybersecurity firm strauss freeberg. gentlemen, thank you for being here ed, what do we know based on what we can tell about the motivation of this attack? it is about financial motives? it is about disruption >> you know, that's one of the key questions. even though there is a financial kpoen nent terms of payload looking for r looking ransomware that, may not have been the main purpose if you look at the geographic impact where they hit and start to reverse engineer the code, it looks like the disruption payload was more significant than the ransomware payload associated it with so that tells us the objective might have been different than financial. >> any guesses just watch the world burn or disrupt logisticors what >> one thing you have to be careful of it is may nobt one thi

she's back at ua, trying to make a difference.porting from charlottesville. >> i didn't realize i had to go through the trial in some ways to get that vindication. >> reporter: leaving the charlottesville federal courthouse last november, nicole eramo was eager to restart her life, a life put on hold by a "rolling stone" magazine article that a jury found defamed her to the tune of $3 million. the associate dean was portrayed as insensitive in her response to jackie, the alleged victim of a brutal gang rape on grounds. a story that was just that. the magazine would retract it and it wa >> i came back to work and my office was full of carballoons card welcoming me back. >> reporter: post trial, she'll be in a student affairs role. >> i miss my old work in being a dean. >> reporter: now she's paying it forward through her old work. eramo has donated $50,000 toward a fund to help survivors of sexual and gender-based violence, hoping to raise half a million dollars in the end. >> i promised at that time that any funds that were donate

>> the general election certainly through a curveball into the ua negotiating position.very much weakened. there has been any other political party or leader who can go to parliament with a strong vision for what frexit is to look like. like.xit is to look it is very difficult to negotiate with the eu if you don't know what you're and negotiating game is. or indeed if you have the political capital to sell that deal once it has been negotiated. havee other hand, what we -- it is the possibility of it either remaining in the ea for the customs union as a transition area. . -- transition area period. the fact that the eu has said that there are talks that will be staggered, it shows the upper hand is indeed with the eu-27. they have been weakened by the general election. a veryesa may is already weak prime minister, that is assuming that she can cobble together a deal. now have this horrific fire in a tower in london that has been having political ramifications were protests against theresa may. how does this impact politics? >> the tragedy in london has been very sad to w

authority, mc sports, gander mountain and dick sports and other large sports retailers are planning the uawn in response to poor product. >> he could be right, but i think he's wrong this is one of my favorite risk/rewards from the long side. you have two points in risk here you would set a stop just below 19 look how many times they try to get the stock down below 19. they could not do it attempt after attempt after attempt all spring i think the news that the analyst is spouting probably is pretty well known right now. nobody thinks this is a growth story in great condition or anything like that i understand this is a name that's come down from $54 a share. if you could take two points of risk and potentially see this thing get back into that post-earning gap, you could have like a 30, 40% loop to the upside on your hands that a lot of short interest in here, too i would fade this guy, use a stop if he's right, who cares, you'll be out. >> it seems a little too easy f you will, that the stock is up 20% since the nba playoffs began. so when you have a stock that had been in a down trend g

it's called y ua icon. shoes available include the curry one.options will be available at a later date. >> nike did this like five years ago. i'm just saying. >> well. >> imitation. >> that's true. >> flattery. >> that's true. >> forbes magazine released its list of highest spade athletes. cristiano rinaldo estimated to have and earned $93 million between soccer salary and endorsements. the list also includes lebron james worth $86 million, l.a. dodgers clayton kershaw serena williams is the only woman on the list with the income of $27 million. >> go serena. >>> new item on popeye's menu combining fried chicken and cookies? they're now sweet and crunchy tenders chicken strips breaded in cookie batter. a meal will cost you about five dollars. they're available through june 25th. >> that makes my stomach hurt just thinking about that. >> why you messing with that? leave it alone. >> that's not a combo i feel like -- >> no, should have ever come together. >> there was a group of people sitting in a room saying i got a great idea and everybody in t

wandell. > >>>. >> announcer: live from the uas he openly at erin hills golf course in wisconsin. >>am maria bartiromo, we are coming to you live this morning from u.s. open, it is friday june 16. your top stories right now, 8:30 a.m. on the east coast, president trump takes on cuba the commander in chief to unveil a new policy, per a island nation fox news confirming action will include strictest enforcement of travel xejs between u.s. and cuba. kroger this morning the chain under pressure, stock is selling off, in a growing competition in the sector a closer look this morning, at kroger, from clicks to brics details on amazon could stop instore customers from comparing the company prices oinlt. if you are using their wi-fi they are in control. futures showing markets open this way well off highs selling under way this morning dow industrials expected up but about 8 points now that is well off the highs, of earlier, something is happening, where this market is turning as we speak as you see there. in europe stocks higher across the board, there too off highs as you see here, ft 100

he has been writing a losing streak since the end of a ua r in 61, the entry into yemen. there's a war of words between saudi's and the jordanian monarchy's, also others with nassar. one of my professors wrote an extraordinary book called, the arab cold war, all about it during the 1960's. nassar has lost his stature, until he announces he is sending horses back in to the sinai. suddenly he is the hero again. the idea that he would give this up, which is the memo implies without getting into it, i think was generally, unrealistic. but that was part of the mindset, in terms of how you look at nassar. , there is al see mindset also about the israelis. the interesting thing here, nassar is the one that has changed the status quo, and yet the entire focus of the administration wants -- once they realize there is a crisis, israel doesn't act. there will be six divisions on israel's border, but israel shouldn't act. 25,oesn't come until may doesn't start till may 14th. when he comes, one of the things he says before he sees president johnson is, israel has intelligence that egy

it got a little strange then after the verdict ended up in úa mistrial camille cosby, bill 's wife ofears, issued this statement. here's just part of it. how do i describe the district attorney? heinously and exploitively ambitious. how do i describe the judge. overtly and arrogantly collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe counsel for accusers? totally unethical. how do i describe many if not all general media, blatantly vicious entity that is continually disseminated intentional omissions of truth s for the primary purpose of greedily selling sensationalism at the expense of a human life. ken. >> yeah. >> we still may have another trial coming you here. >> exactly right. this is a bad, bad move by cosby team. i'm sure his lawyers didn't agree with this, it was his pr people that put this out. imagine saying that the judge who probably will be the judge for next trial is overtly arrogant and collaborated with the district attorney? that will in the make the judge very friendly to the cosby folks. i think that this was a bad move and pr team got criticized by cosby'

with the technology park we have their at the air airport base is unique opportunity to develop that ua us tool. i want to commend him to you and ask you for your support. that can really address some concerns. >> i agree with you. thank you for the comments about kevin. >> i cannot wait to get him confirms. thank you for all you are doing. >> senator harris. >> secretary kelly, as a follow-up to the senators questions you mentioned that you have back channel conversations with -- is that correct? >> people i could rely on to pass information to, for leade leaders. >> was that in your current capacity of the cabinet? >> those in my capacity in uniform. >> i would not hesitate to do it now. >> did you initiate any of those conversations such that you initiated there take place inside the embassy of a foreign government? >> i got embassies in my current and past assignments. all met with members of the diplomatic of other countries. >> have you initiated that. >> can i finish what i'm saying. >> as opposed to attending -- >> i've had conversations with members of foreign diplomats in vari

technology park we have there at the grand forks air force base, it's a unique opportunity to develop that uas tool. i want to commend him and commend him to u.s. that's the tool that could address some of the concerns she raised. >> thank you for the comments on kevin. >> he's an all-star. >> i can't wait to get him confirmed, hopefully the senate will confirm him. >> thank you for all you're doing. >> senator harris? >> thank you. secretary kelly, as a follow-up to senator tester's questions, you mentioned that you have in your career had back channel conversations with foreign governments, is that correct? >> had -- people i could rely on to pass information to foreign leaders. >> and was that in your current capacity as a member of the president's cabinet? >> that was in my capacity when i was in uniform. >> did you ever initiate -- >> i wouldn't hesitate to do it now. >> did you initiate any of those conversations such that you initiated they would take place inside the embassy of a foreign government? >> i have gone to embassies in my current and past assignments, met with the members of

he'll join uas annapolis this friday morning. >> that's going to be nice. >> hopefully we'll have niceip trips in the past always beautiful. >> annapolis one of the most beautiful locations around the area. >> can't wait. >> you should have good weather for zip trip friday. can't promise it for this afternoon. we'll be busy here in the weather department. >> yeah. >> let's get right advertisement it's hot, sticky feels nasty out there. it's 80 degrees waking up on this monday morning getting off to work, getting off to -- if you have school left most kids of course now enjoying summer break around the region. we already have heat index it feels like the mid 80s out there to start the day. winds out of the south and west are gusting at about 17 to 20 miles an hour. that's bringing in the heat and humidity that will continue to filter in over the next few hours. there's your cold fron that's going to cause trouble later on this afternoon as we head towards the evening commute hours unfortunately. looks like that's when things could be segment up for us to be kind of at their worse. again

both on homeland committee appropriations as well as of this committee is unmanned aerial systems, uas kevin, you're acting cbp director who by the way it's absolutely fantastic, was out in grand forks to win 92 miles of border responsible all the way from lexi for all the way throughout most of montana. the ues is a great tool. your co-located, look at new facility, working with him. i would ask for your strong support point in that effort. and also with the technology part we have their at the grand forks air force base, it is really a unique opportunity to develop that ues tool which helped you on the northern border and the southern border. again i want to commend him and commend him to you and s3 askedr support for his good efforts. that's a tool that can address some of the concerns that she raised. >> i agree with you. take that the comments about kevin. he is really a first-round draft choice. i can't wait to get them confirmed. >> i agree. thank you. thank you for all you doing. >> senator harris. >> thank you. secretary kelly, as a follow-up you mentioned that you have in you

right now i sigh tailwinds, you are starting to see the dollar get softer that has been a boon for the uas points of view revenues why overseas global multinational corporations can benefit from low-interest rate environment where is robbery offing you are talking about pulling out where should they do that. >> main risk ultimately from fed rate hikes as fed continues to hike probably not immediate, but you are going to see i liquidity draining we are seeing liquidity slow from stronger positive to weaker positive eventually that liquidity turns negative at that point you get a shock you end up seeing forced selling, investors can't get liquidity and they have to sell that is main risk going forward. we think, by the end of the year the consolidation occurs because, investors simply have to take more account of the fed, but the opportunities are in a variety of places, look. if you took wins out of large catchies you could think about international, u.s. investors have neglected for a bunch of years there is opportunities there we are even. maria: europe. >> lining europe like emerging mar